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Weather Forecast
FOR RICHMOND AND VICINITY

Fair tonight Temperature below so;
Tuesday fair and somewhat warmer in
the afternoon. Rising temperature
Wednesday.
Fair and cool weather will prevail
for another SO hours. The tempera-
ture will be rather low tonight due to
cool wave, now central over the
Great Lakes and the st. Lawrence val
ley.
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Weather conditions-Fair weather
covers practically all of the United
States and southern Canada, only one
place reported rain and that was Mont
real, Quebec which had .06. Tenn
peratures have been near freezing in a
few of the state adjacent to the Great
Lakes. Sunday the maximum temper
atures were between so and so in Mich
igan while the hot wave covers the
far northwest. Temperatures "a at
Medicine Hat, Canada, and SS at Cal
gary. Alberta, Canada.
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For Indiana by the United States
Weather Bureau-Fair and continued
cool tonight; Tuesday fair with slow
ly rising temperature.
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Pumping Station.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-10

gentil las vibrantes cuerdas; neScla
de esos matices argentinos que brotan
ciial cascadas de perlas. cuanClo manos
todo virtuosas recorren Ell teclado del
p-ano; v mezcla tambien de aqueilas
notas tristes y quejumbrosas con que
los violoncellos parecen cantar sus hon
dos pesares.
Y es que las bandurrias, los laudes y
las guitarras de puro suyo espafiolas,
tienen alma espalola, heridas sus
sensibles fibras por manos compatrio-
tas como las de estos nctables artistas
cue en- su contacto inprimen todo el
sentinliento de su exquisite gusto, de
su raro talento, de. su brillante ejecu-
cion,s producer efectos admirables. ex-
traoFdinarios, que encantan y suspen-
den, va cuardo remedan los cantos ma
cionales espafoles que reviven dormidos
recrerdoS y profundas nostalgias de ho-
aaE de juventud, de algln amor re-
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DEsDE CAYEY

Segun estaba anunciado, en- los
dfas 3 y Sc llev6 a efecto la anun
ciada exhibition agrfcolo industrial
en- esta poblaci6n, rcsultando Ia mas
brillante de cuantas Sc han celebra
do hasta ahora. Ell dia tres, las Gin
co de la nnalana, una banda de m1
sica recorrio las GALES de la pobla
ci6n, anunciando asi ell principle de
la exhibition.
Para dar un aspecto mas anima
do al acto numerosas Y simpaticas
profesoras disparaban numerosos. pc
tardos, la par que la banda ento-
naba 1helodiosas pleas.
A las nueve del dia del sabado,
empezo la exhibition, bajo la direc-
cion de la comision, senores Sanchez
Ortiz, Ruben Rivera, Melendez, sub
Inspector de Escuelas;D. Acosta, macs
tro del manual training; las, seiloras
Cruz Marrero de Vazquez, Julia S.
de Pelaiz, Emerita Leon de Ortiz, Sc
iioritas Salvadora Nievcs, Virginia
Cruz, Virginia Vazquez, Ana M. Mar
cial, Maria Teresa Lopez, Pepe Grau,
Lcdos. Navarro, Marcos Morales, Mi
guel Garcia Mendez, Loubriel; Comi
sionado de Servicio .Pdblico, sefior Ce
sar M. Ortiz; Inspector de escuelas,
scilor Dfaz Baldorioty. Muchos de es
tos caballeros componfan el cuerpo
del jurado califcador.
Nos trasladamos al salon en- que
Sc estaba llevando a cabo la exposi-
cion y ALI quedamos completamente
entusiasmados de yer tantas belIezas
naturales artifciales. Frutas de to
das classes, legumbrcs, cereales, OBJ
jetos artificiales de merecido valor,
flores naturales artifciales.
La Tabor de los profesores de este
distrito, es digna de mencion y entire
clos, los i6venes Ruben Rivera, Juan
E. Melendez, Luis S. Sanchez, D. Acos
ia, Felipe Ortiz, Senoritas Nieves, Do
lores Ramirez, Virginia Cruz, Virgil
MIA Vazcuez, sefioras Emerita Leon
de Ortiz, Cruz NJ. de Vazquez, la
senorita Minin Ortiz, ;.
4 FL hecho de que el Departments
dc Agriculture no enviara ning1n re
presentante a la exhibition, fue co
mentado Observation-Disclosures.
Fehcitamos a los organizadores
de Ia exhibition por haber obtenido
tan grandioso exito.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Una carta
25 abril, 1929.

Ao GULL, 1S61s
Escalera Gregg School,
santurce, P. R.
Muy sefiores nuestros:
Informado del exito que alcailzo su
colegio en- la Ultima graduation cele-
brada en- ell teatro oLIMPo, como es-
piritu amante de la verdad y conse-
cuente con ell progreso, me adclanto por
medic de esta feiicitacion a cnunciar
mis- parabienes hacer ferviertes vo-
tos porQue su colegio llegue conver-
tirse rapidamente en- una gloricsa Uni
versidad attillana.
La grandeza Gle su colegio, los ser
vicios eficientes que esta rindiendo, y
la trascendencia suma que eiltrafian sus
prop6sitos lie hacen a I'd, Sr. director
2creedor a la cooperation material y
moral de nuestro noble pueblo puer-
torrique1o.
lie saluda respetuosamen5e,
Finlay Weymouth and lee
D. w. LEE,
Manager. Advt.
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Informaciones de la isla

motto; va cuando imitan los toques mi
Htares que traen a La memoria Ell cla-
rim y tambor de guerra, con sus pre-
sagios de triunfo o de muerte, de ale
gria de 6lolor; va cuando bordan-
do dificil y selecta musica de Mar
oues, de Luna, de oudrid, de serrano,
de Wives, de Granados, de Arrieta, de
veiga y, de Alvira, actuan gallardamen-
te la altura de los mejores y mas
afamados cuerpos de concerto de sIi
range.
Y es tai ell fervor y la atencion
cue prestan y la igualdad y relacion
que predomina a todos sus ritInos y
matices, que parece como que un lazo
invisible les uniera, que un misrno So
plo de inspiration les alentara forn1an-
do de cinco corazones un solo corazon y
alzando por encima de cinco vcluntades
uLa sola suprema voluntad, para lie
varies en- ese conjunto portentoso al
triunfo resonarte y 1egitimo
Son el1os dos beIlas iteligentes Sc.
foritas Y tres cultos 5 correctos caballe
ros, hermanos entire ST, y madrilenos
todos; quienes al despedirse para su
Immediate concerto en- Guayama, de-
ian entire nosotros humerosos admirable
YES y amigos que les recordaran STEM
pre- gratamente y qte les desean Since
ramente que ell mayor exito les sea
inseparable y que lleguen sin obstaculo
alguno a la meta de sus mas caras
aspiraciones, al corcnamfento de sus
mas vivos afanes.
Fernandez CoRoNAs.
Ponce, P. r., JUNO z de 1922.
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JUNTA DE FARMAcIA
convocatoria a Examenes

Cumpliendo 10 dispuesto porsiaa Icy
dc Farnacia, en- la segunda quineena
del prcsente mes, daran comienzo los
examencs de f&rmaciP para auuelios
que deseen revalidar sus titulos de far
maceuticos, y, para aquellos gus estan-
do debidamente matriculados, quieran
examinarge de algunas o de todas' las
asignaturas de la carrera. fs
Las solicitudes, indicando las esig-
naturas que han de tomar y detnas do
cumentos, asi como tambien gieo postal
por la cantidad de $40 como derechos
de examen, seran recibidos hassa Ell dia
20 de JUNO, plazo en- que cxpiTara Ia
admission de los mismos. ~
CuaIquier otra information que de.
scare podra obtenerla del sr. Tomas
Vera Riera, por escrito, 0 personal
mente, en- la oficina, Gale de Allen
No. 8, Palacio Rojo. &c
Lcdo Carlos Garcia de QUEVEDO,
Secretario.
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CONCIERTO DEL 0UINTETo GRAN
DIo-ALAMEDA EN- Ell centric
ESPANoI, DE PONCE

Ante selecta y numerosa concurrencia,
llevose anoche cabo en- ell Centre Es-
pafiol de esta ciudad, ell gran concerto
instrumental anunciado por ell qutnteto
Grandio- Alameda.
Magifica result6 la ejecucion de TO-
das las nueve piezas enumeradas en- ell
programa, y rulnboso y galante el reci-
timiento con que la comisi6n de dicho
centro social acogi6 a todos los concu-
rrentes y muy particularmente sus dis
t5nguidos invitados.
Y no era de esperarse otra cosa ha-
llandose en- aqueIlos momentos la pre-
sidencia cargo del prestigioso cabalIe
70 don Pedro juan Bonnin " F,uster,
enthusiastic elemento que siempre esta
6ispuesto a coadyuvar en- esas hermosas
manifestations de arte de civismo
Abriose el acto. mediante una anne
ma y cortes presentation del personal
qTe componia ell quinteto, llecha exqui-
sitamente por ell senior Font, Fiscal de
este Distrito, quien al encomiar iusta-
mente ell m6rito Ia fama de que vie
len precedidos tan notables artistas,
tuvo tambien frases muy cordiales y
lalagiiefias para Ia vieja Espana, STEM,
pre- querida Y recordado por nosotros.
Siguio un profundo silencio dc relt.
giosa expectation y luego esparci6ron.
Sc por to5os los ambitos del amplio sa-
ION las nagas vibraciones dc Uios ms
trrmentos, mezcla de arpas en- sus so
nidos agudos arrancados por oI plectrc
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DEsDE SAN GERMAN

Ell entusiasmo escolar sigue en- 81
spogeo.
Don Manolo, nuestro active Inspector de
Escrelas ell hombre del dia, no descan
sa le siguen en- su bonita labor sus
maestros sin excepciones.
Y San German tendra su 20. afio, pues
don ManoIo p.de pupitres nuestros ri
COS, cuadros y cosas TITLES para las es-
cuelas, pues qtiere ponertas la altu-
ra de las primeras de la isla. Y no Sc
descansa en- ell trabajo.
En- su ofcina Sc trabaja de dfa y
de noche. Sc lie We en- todas parties
atendiendo a TODD.
VELADA REGIA.-- La velada con
cue nos obsequiaran los CLUB de los
grades octave y noveno result5 un ext
to, rues todo estuvo acknowledgements pre-
parade.
Nuestro Inspector hizo la aperture,
y va sabemos todos como habla don Ma
nolo. por algo dieen que su ayudante
Sc esta contagianse y va trina como Iin
canario.
Y cada numero era una nueva Sorpresa
La coronation de la REINA CARO-
LIMA PRIMERA, sobrbia y los cores
muy ajustados
Muy bien por las Srtas Estelia Ra-
mirez y su colaboradora Srta. Quif1ones.
La concurrencia sali6 muy satisfecha.
EJERCICIos DE GRADUACIoN.-
Asegurase seran los mejores vistos en-
csta ciudad. Asi 10 dicen los muchachos,
aSi 10 dicen la Srta. Quinones Y Ell
Sr. Barea Y don Manolo que siempre
va adelahte asegura que esa noche sera
la. -. apoteosis de la ESCUELA
Ell teatro sera pequeao para contener
el anditorio.
Asi 10 requiere la importancia del ac-
to, asi los nlmeros del programa que
va hemos visto, asf los dos oradores
de esa noche. Francisco Servera Silva
v Manuel Negron Collazo.
10 QUE EsPERA SAN GERMAN.
San German espera mucho de SUI ms
pcctor, pues ha visto como ha revolu-
cionado el las cscuelas y cuanto es ell
ertusiasmo que ha despertado en- macs
tros y alumnos.
Ell pueblo sabra corresponder esos
esfuerzos, y los maestros secundaran la
labor con TN gran entusias1no. r. G. o.
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Peggy and Lee Separate From
Party When Parents Appear

awkwardly, II do want you to be-
lieve me. I'm no good at making
speeches or delivering judgments.
But please understand-you're my
friends and-I shall be proud to pre-
sent you TO my mother. Please
let me2"
There was no room for doubling
his sincerity. Olive loved his boyish
kindness and eagerness. She smiled
i sympathy.
Il believe you, Bob. But we're not
too proud Of ourselves tonight, Lee
and I. And take my word for it.,
Bobby, it's best we've forget each
other as soon as we can,
"A thousand thanks, dear boy, for
be ng a thoroughbred good sport.
Goodby old KID. Here's somebody's
car coming right out Of the sweet
gray dawn. Lee, ask them for a
lift"
A party Of men coming from the
opening Of smart inn readily made
room for the two and they got in.
Bobby managed a whispered word:
IF ever you change your mind
and want to be friends, I'd just like
you to know, Olive, I'm yours TO
count onP'
She waved and smiled. and when
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Early Crash Foreseen

BERLIN, Aug. 17.-French feelers
have been advanced - apparently
through Industrial Commissioning
8 rapproachment between France and
England, following the collapse Of the
London conference.
This information has been obtained
from an important nonGerman source,
whose intimate touch with affairs per
nits him TO speak reliably.
situation contains all the
&ments Of a financial panic Of wide
Nsoportions. with the chance that
there will be an early crash, in the
opinion Of one Of the entente's expert
financial authorities here.
H pointed out that the collapse OF
the mark means that industrial capital
has virtually been cut in half, and
that credit is obtainable.
Further. banks are raising discount
rates. The result Of this, the ex
pert said. was that industries mus
cIrtail their operations.
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WIRTH EXPRESSES
FEAR FOR FUTURE
Of GERMAN NATION
Chancellor Declares Payments
Nearing impossible as
Marks Drop.
POINCARE Is BLAMED
Financial Crash May Result in
Opinion of Entente Expert
in Berlin.
BIZ United Ners

BERLIN, Aug. live are now
standing at the death-bed of the Ger
man people" declared Chancellor
Wirth. in a remarkable interview with
the foreign newspaper correspondents
in Berlin Wednesday.
The chanel Hor declared payments
in kind are approaching the impos-
sible. as the mark drops. And when
that impossibility comes, then comes
social revolution.
1T is the task Of the German gov
eminent curing the next few months
TO stabilize our social system"
Chancellor Wirth brought out these
three points with the utmost clear
- frst. Germany is unable to make
further gold payments.
Second, with the constantly falling
value Of the mark, Wirth sees grad
uaI collapse Of payments in kind.
Third, there is danger Of social rev
olution under present conditions.
The chancellor blamed Premier
Poincare Of France for the failure OF
the allied conference in London this
week. where the subject OF mora
forum was discussed
He denied vehemently the charge OF
Poincare that Germany was deliberate
" forcing down the value OF the mark
as q part Of a scheme to evade repara-
ton payments.
The result of the collapse OF the
mark has been to bring further mis-
cry on our people" Wirth went on.
ut has brought on disturbance Of the
budget equilibrium. It has cut Off
necessary foods and raw stuffs, and
existing goods are being rapidly sold
out.
Outbreaks Of the hungry and de-
spairing masses are undermining the
authority Of the government"
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Heavy Pure Silk
Stockings, $1.69 Pair

OF pure thread silk, with
scanned back, narrowed ankle,
high spliced heel and toe, dou.
BILE sole, extra stretch top;
sizes 815 to 10; black, white
and cOrdOvan.
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By ZOE BECKLEY

To cover the painful domestic crisis
threatening between Peggy and her
mother, Bobby tumbled hastily into
introductions. Mrs. Vanderpool
nodded stiffly to Ted Harker and
moved toward her automobile.
1--WE needn't wait for the car to be
fixed. Dennis will tow il, Bob"
The chauffeur was already fishing a
rope from the repair box of the Other
Vanderpool car and preparing to hitch
it fast. AS he backed his machine in
front of Bobbys the erowd watched
the humliating procedure silently
When all was ready Mrs. Vanderpool
got in. with Winnie's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis, in the back seat.
Won't you come and sit with me?"
called Mrs. Vanderpool to Peggy's
mother, in coollsh tones.
Thanks" Mrs. Dean was quite as
cool. I want TO talk to Peggy. Wen
stay in Bobby's car"
Bobby suddenly realized Olive and
Lee had not stirred from the place
just down the road where he had left
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Children's Wear

Pantie and Bloomer
Dresses, $50
a good assortment Of colors;
In plain and checked ging-
hams; sizes 2 to 8.
All-Wool
Sweaters, $500
Tuxedo and slip-over styles
In assorted coloTs; sizes "a
10 80,
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Left His Bicycle

When Chester Clegg, 1910 Grace
land Ave. went to an upstairs win
dow last night she saw a negro aight
from a bicycle in front Of his home
and walk between the houses. When
the police arrived the negro had left
without the wheel.
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they were well off down the sandy
road, Bob turned back to his crowd
and his car.
Olives all right" he mUrmured to
himself Poor Peggy" And again,
Dear little old VIM
ITO be Continued
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
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F0REMAN'S WIFE SHOT

Killing Follows Explosion of Bombs
in Railroad Yards.
By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.-Mrs
N. E. Hanson, wife of a Santa Fe
foreman, was shot and killed at her
home here.
The shooting followed the explosion
of two bombs and discovery of a third
on Union Pacific engine tender.
Two other bombs exploded in the
Santa Fe yards without damage.
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them. With a hasty exclamation he
ran to them.
"Oh, do come and meet my mother
you two" he said.
Olive drew Off. Her brother
frowned.
Thank you-but we're not very
good company just now"
Bobby was in an agony OF sin
cerity and embarrassment.
olive and-and Lee" he began
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Pure Thread Silk
Hose, $1.0O Pair

REGULARS. Semi-fash-
Toned, with and without clocks.
sizes 81 to 10, in black, white
and cordovan-
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Furniture.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 18th day of January, 1921. by
and between JOHN WANAMAKE.R, NEW
YORK. and MIR. ABRAHAM KLEIN. I VIII
sell on the 9th day Of February. 1922, at
ten o'clock In the forenoon. In the piano de-
partment of john Wnnamaker. in the CITY,
County and State Of New York, one style
mahoEany upright plano and chair. as pro-
vided by Sections s. and GO OF the Personal
Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERrNC, Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 25th day of October. 1920, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER. NEW
YORK, and BENJAMIN LUBA, I will sell
on tho 27th day Of February, 1922, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon. IN the plano depart
ment OF John Wanamaker, In the City,
Lindernan mahogany plano, as provided by
Sections 6J and 90 OF the Personal Property
NAT. w. oENpERrNG, Auctioneer.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

COITpI.E-Cook and butler for family OF
four; permanent position: satisfactory ref
erances required. p. .. Box 735. Phone
Glen Cove Asa.
MAN WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF
AND ORGANIZE KITCHEN EQUIP
MENT. CUTLERY AM. SILvERWARE
DEPT. FOR FIRM SPECIALIZING IN FUR
RESTAURANTS: MUST HAVE HAD
PREVIOUS ExPERIENCE MD FOLLOW
kGAfNsT COMMISSION. WITH INTEREST
IN DEPARTMENT. o 1891 HERALD FUL-
TOY ST.
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westchester-sale or Rent.

achieve individuality and distinctlveness
we can offer a few plots in Bronxville for a
.lient who desires congenial neighbors; prop
,rty is minutes from station and schools
and divided into 100x150 It. parcels: assist
snce will be given I'm financing and obtaining
materials at lowest prices.
BURKE STONE. INC,
Al East 42d ST., or Bronxville. N. Y.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

provements; ready for occupancy; tax ex-
empt garage space; $3.50 and upwards; {;
small cash payments. balance monthly In
stallments. Take City Line IL, Lefferts av.
south on Ferry st. III blocks. J. 70. BAS-
TREss. 3s1 Fulton st.. Brooklyn. Phone
Main 6546.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY,
Long IsIand-saIe or Rent.

ROCKAwAY PARK-Southeast corner. 124th
ST., 100x100. 10 room house and garage:
steam heated; every Improvement; furnished
or unfurnished: price $35. 900; terms to suit
owner on premises. T.. TILLMANN, 1911
Rockaway Boulevard.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WOMAN, respectable, colored, Christian.
wishes situation with family OF two. not
over four, with comfortable home; no laun-
dry; big pay, but kindness. Gibbs. 1872
W. 13pth. care Of coliendar.
WOMAN. colored; all around. ,nnndry:
Thursday. Friday; reference. 1891
Berald, Harlem.
WOMAN. Finnish. wants days work, wash
Ing: best references. Carlson, 42I Il. 12l.
WOMAN. neat, wants work Friday, wash
ing. cleaning. Ryan. 434 w. Cad.
WOMAN, young. cleaning, washing, ironing:
references. Hayes. 353 Il. 120th.
YOUNG coiored woman, scalp treatment
speciality after IL daily, visiting; ladies'
only: manicure. Lomez. I'll w. 133d.
YOUNG woman. competent. with little girl,
4, wishes position private family: no
agencies; reference. Ortley. 400 10Th av.
Instruction.
TEACHER tDIpLOMEED seeks, three more
pupils to teach French, German at pupils
residences; 81 an hour. Write Teacher, 333
East 50th. Telephone Plaza 55ai.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM, with fsitchenette, or q large room
with housekeeping, privileges, for young
couple. beginning March l. w. GOLDSAND,
2f4 East 9Th ST., New York
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uRITY EsMEN.
we have the opportunity for
wide awake, aggressive security
statesmen.
Write us in detail your past ex-
perience and give US at least three
cha'racter references. II you meas-
ure up to our requirements, q per-
sonal interview Will be granted to
you at our expense and exclusive
territory will be assigned 70 you.
At least five influential men in
each territory who will recommend
our issues.
Advance artists-don't waste your
time.
The men accepted will DO placed
permanently and can foel assured
OF a steady income.
Address application
T.. II. KINLOCH & CO.. INC,
Humphrey Building.
Albany, y. Y.
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SHIPPING CLERK. capable of packing fine
glass and china; references. w 486 Her
aid. Herald SCI.
SPECIALITY Statesmen wanted; several
really good men who are capable and in
position TO close contracts for a fuel-saving
device. sod on q positive guarantee to cut
coal bills a5 per cent. now used by banks.
homes. apartment houses. garages. &C., In
Greater New York, including Newark; draw
Ing account against commissions that ars
really big. Apply 40 Nassau ST.. room 40i.
noon to =. Nj.
STENOGRAPHER wanted who can translate
and write commercial Spanish and French.
Address. with salary and references, Box j.
Seneca Fails. ~. z. ----+
TYPEWRITER-A neat. accurate typist. ex-
perienced at billing, good at calculations
state experience and salary expected. 1888
Herald, Yklyp.
YOUNG: man TO solicit jobbers and con-
tractors in New York by woli-known manu-
facturer OF electrical supplies. State age.
qualifications and salary. T., 7oS Hcra,d.
$50 Broadway.
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New York state-sale Or RENT.

BIGGEST bargain; 81 acres 20 rooms. all
toga Springs; best location for summer
lboarders; reason for selling, same owner has
two boarding houses; wants to sell one.
II. DINDA, 76 Vermiyea av.