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- mon rushing over the brIdg" toe
wards Thorn and about lcV or NOR" GA
the other side
Struck on Head.
Tho witness told Of hs uncle hcmG
struck On the head with It cuu and iA.'-
ms. Before this. witness i"Stiti'"' q"
saw Ncutura;n standing -" the H't!
above and afterwards noticed him com
ing down and getting into an aut"m"-
bile which he started TO drive towards
New l.aftcrty. He said his uncle was
shot and :hat he himself vas then shot
twice in the back. The witness sad
he then went 10 his automobile and
found the engine had stopped. He sal"
he ran UP tho road for Il half mile and
was then puckcd up by a passing auto
mobile.
: Prosecutions Statement.
his statement 20 the jury Nc>trr-
day morning, Prosecuting Attorn"! W.
7. Dixon declared that he expected %
show by the evidence ihat ASvsta WAS
implicated III the conspiracy I" ~!
Major.
He reviewed the events attending INC
killing OF Major. stating chat he expect
ID 70 prove that. at $40 o'clock on tn"
morning or the murder. Bob Farmer.
sub-district president Of tho juited
Mine Workers Indicted Tor rnucd"rT.i"
connection with the case visited the
restaurant Of George Van Ho:n on tho
National pike near MorriStown. In the
presence OF Van Horn and George Fhar'
DO. the prosecutor alleged. Farmer n
CURED II Majors party had Eou"
through N"ristowu enroUtc To IN" New
Lafferty mine and was heard I" say;
There will be another Illinois atta'F
LA,- No %,
The prosecutor also declared that ne
expected to prove that Farmer. when
talking 10 Major. said:
There has been rod flag raised IN
Belmont county" adding that gang
OF wops had assembled at New LaftcrtE
and III you go down there they VIII Get
YOU out 81 tho bushes"
Agosta in Automobile.
The prosecutor said he expected '"
prove that later Dan AC">ta arrca'c'
in an Overland automobile, with DON'T
mic Vcntaurato. on a littlc raise On INC
road 20 New Laffcrtr. north OF the Ma
tional pike: that, "a tho machine dp-
preached. Farmer motioned tho mon 10
go back and that they turned around
and drove IN the direction OF New Lar
rcrtv. ahead oC the Major party.
The prosecutor said he also expected
to rrove that Farmer followed down
the road. preceded by his soN: that when
they passed the members OF the Major
marty. the SON stopped the father and
said:
There is something wrong down
there
The state will also attempt 10 prove
that when Farmer reached the scene ot
| the schooling he placed his hand on
Majors wound and said:
1T all depends on who fired the first
shot"
The prosecutor said that he expected
| TO show that when the car driven ny
Agosta reached N" assemh'aCe al
miners at New LaCf"rty. Ncntaurato
stepped out and said:
They are coming right h"hind us"
Loaded Army Rifles.
ASosta, tho prosecutor said the ev!'
dencc would show. drove tho car ur
tho road and stopped while four mer
stepped ont with army rifles which
| they loaded and hid in the bushes. Tn,
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WHITE SLAYER
BACK TO PTTTSBURG

c. W. Wallace. who was arerstcd here
Nonday at tho request OF Pittsburgh
authorities on a charge Of violating the
white slave law, wns taken back to the
smoky city yesterday afternoon, wHers
he will stand trial in federal court.
Wallace is alleged to have TRANSPORT
I'd a married woman from Waynesour1.
pa 10 harrisburg, for immoral puF-
no,.s He Is a man OF many aliases.
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List of with esses.

Yesterday for tho soonc of tn" mur'i"r
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DISMISS DAMAGE ACTION

A dismissal order was entered in
circuit court yesterday by Judge r ~.
.ddloman in tho case OF Louis Lsrlo
and w. D. BellIngroth. doing business
as the Lerio Patent Cut Company. VI
tthe whitaker-Glessner Company. Tho
suit was brought for 5000 darnagsa
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Prosecutor sad that he expected ."
rrr.. 'hn' l''"r tho shooting. NgoS'.,
collected the four me-, In his car ana
Gr"Hv {" ihc 'lrGliu" mi"" ~ I;Hnn"rN
whc", ~" unt",.I'd h.s PASSENGERS and
returned.
Defense Statement.
Fan. Lewis. attorney Tor tie defense,
s.,'d IA, ho r>pco.ci - prov" tuLt a
us..rcr~' rlyr'i''. ~ NCN l.Grt"rtN va"
called fur the nvrnjug Of til" @"th &C
June and that ArnStu learned Of tho
meeting on the @-th. On the morning
nf tho eth he cot GU his ov"rlaud
AMI drove tO New l.atf"rty. stopping
- ,hc oral home on the tar road.
Here. tho attorney Tor the defense de
clared. AgoSta met Dominic Nrntaurato
VINO requested ,nc former "a drive him
10 the National pike. Several other
men also wanted - r.dc and Ag"Sta
r.rmit;rd two tN taNn tie rear scat.
When. tho party reached :hN National
rtk., aud ne, Farmer. Attorney Lows
..,id he expected To prove that Deputy
Sheriff Hoffman. who was win FARM
c- ordered them to <" hack ThHy
went hack and Nculaura'o got out "f
tho machine DIT the school house as
AEosta continued ON ~ tn" car 10
garage near tho Oral home. Attorney
Lewis said he expected I" prove
TOO Feet From Shooting.
AcoSta, the attorney said. then walk
cd back the road to the Scho", house
and was standing near there when Ma
Ter and his party cam" over tn" nut
into New I.aticrtY. Hc expected :"
prove that AEoSta was stiIl STANDING
there 500 10 700 feet from the scene
when the shooting took place: that Ag-
osta was standing north OF inc con-
crete bridge and that no shots were
r,rdc hv anyone north Of the bridge or
near ASos,a.
Immediately after the shooting. "
torncy Lewis said no Expected 10 show
that .Agos,a stepped into his ear ana
that other lnru. seeking way ON.
entered the car and drove away with
hlni.
. Attorney Lewis further said that nc
.xnec,cd 70 show that Asosra knew ~
M contemplated violence and TOOK II"
mart IN any: that at no time d'd no
have or use gun.
Tho attorney TOR the defense cnde.
his statement by declaring he cNpcct"h
mo evidence to show that ASoSta to"N
-, mart In the affair and was a victim
cr rircumstanccs-on trial because no
WAS unfortunate enough to have driven
Do,,nIc Ventaurato 10 tho Nations!
nix. and back on tho day Of the muir
der.
Personnel Of Jury.
Following Is the personnel o. the
fury trying tho case:
Thomas NcGouCh. lumber dea'"r'
Bridgeport.
" s. Mc,;rcgor. lumber dealer, Bell
aire.
Charles Duncan. launderer. Bridge
port. ~
Robert Coen. farmer. Glencoe.
r T.. Anderson. plasterer. bethesda
@. Y. BOYER. cigar dealer. belmont
Joseph +. Boyer. farmer, Key
T. &. Armstrong. j"weicr. BarncsVi''e.
william Witt. farmer. KELSEY.
n. NJ. IIuntsman. farmer, BarncsrllIc.
w. A. Clifton, farmer -. CEirSr'ile
w T. King. farmer, wayne township
Tho jury left ST. Clairsv'lIe at noon
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soon 50 tina a permanent orEaniEs tion
may be formed.
1T Is my opinion that Safety "seS
Campaign should be hold each year
Spring would probably he The most sui
Mi. limo as il would have moro effect
than during the fall
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TO CALL MEETING OF
SAFETY FIRST COMMITTEE

Mayor Thomas F. Thoner will call 4
meeting Of the Safety First Committee
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sALEssfEN.

Are you making plans for the New
Year? II you are between the ages
OF 2s and 80 and can present prop
osition TO men who invest from $1,000
up, II you have either education or
enough experience and personality TO
equal Il. we would like to make an
appointment with you.
This IA a very responsible. high
class institution that Is managed and
controlled by number CT very pronii-
nent New York men, men whose very
names help you to close sales. You
will engage In selling the remainder
OF this company's capital stock on
strictly q commission basis. We have
some men averaging 81 900 per week;
we have several who average 5000; we
have o few who are making very
little.
There are no boys In f'is organiza-
tion and we want TO add five men 10
our force who have ability and energy
enough to prove IL. Your future will
depend entirely upon you. We also
want men to work from our NewarS
and Brooklyn offices; we will put you
In touch with men who have money
and we will give you honest coopera-
tiou.
Please write a brief letter giving
your name and address and II possi-
ble your telephone number. Il Ole
% Il. AID 81.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

pATENTS.-writc for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip-
tion OF your invention for our opinion OF Its
patentable nature free. HfGHEST REFER
ENCEs, PROMPT ATTENTION, REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR !. EVANS q CO.
New York office. 1905 wooworth Building.
Phone Barclay GAIA. Main office. s54 9th.
WASHINGTON. y. q.
PATENTS--Send for free booklet; highest
references. best results. profnptness as
sured. WATSON r.. COLEMAN. Patent Law.
Ser. 624 y vt. Washington. -. g.
PATENT.
Would exchange for country rcal estate
patent right on tool used In all branches oi
commercial world. Communicated lotter
only, o. II. s., 15J W. sith gt. M
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MALE HELP WANTED.
sALEsalEN.

A MOST UNUSUAL oPPoRTu-
NIFTY FOR HIGH GRADE SALES
MEN is NOW OFFERED TO MEN
WHO HAVE BEEN ACCUSTOMED
70 EARNING NOT LESS THAN
$4,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY BY THE
MAUsoLEUM COMPANY OF AMER
IcA. 40 BERGENLrNE Av.. UNION
HILL. n. J. statesmen ARE AS
SISTED BY A VERY EXTENSIVE
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN AS
WELL AS MANY SATISFIED PUR-
CIAsERs OF SPACE IN THE
LARGEST MAusoLEUM IN THE
WORLD. NOW UNDER coNsrRUc-
TON; DRAWING ACCOUNT AND
COMMISSION. APPLY TO THE
ABOVE COMPANY. LETTER ONLY.
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Statesmen.
AN IDEAL POSITION

AND AN EDUCATION FOX
A PERMANENT BUSINESS. FUTURE
One OF the largest life offices In
the city OF New York, has so per-
fected It's plans that IL has devei-
oped Its business along modern
commercial lines.
To acceptable applicants twho
must have had a successful expert
ence as salesmen) Il will guaran-
tee course In life Insurance In
their training school and u draw
ing account during the training
period with permanent position
thereafter to those who show
themselves qualified for the work.
This Is a most unusual offer and
will be open only for limited
time.
only men OF unauestioned integ-
rity and with high grade refer
enccs will be considered.
l.. A. Cert. Manager. Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co. Call nt
Iis West 4tth St. Room COS. any
day before ! o'clock.
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CREDIT MAN.

FIRST CLASS. WHO HAS BEEN
SUCCESSFUL: ONE ACQUAINTED
WITH DEPARTMENT STORE AND
DRY GOODS TRADE. APPLY BY
LETTER. GIVING DETAILS OF
YOUR FORMER POSITIONS AND
EXPERIENCE. STATING REFER
ENCES AND SALARY DESIRED.
APPLICATIONS HELD IN STRICT
Q Q y + ID z n c r. BOX st3, 2jOi
WORLD TOWER BUILDING.
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BUYER-A LARGE MAIL ORDER HOUSE
-, DESIRES An ASSISTANT BUYER OF
PERIENCED MAN WHO HAS BEEN BUY
ING POPULAR PRICED GARMENTS AND
is USED TO HANDLING; A LARGE STOCK
CAN GET A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. ADJ
DRESS, STATING AGE, EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY EXPECTED. G 2O45 HER.
AID. HERALD SO.
Collector and skip tracer, in
stallment furniture or book
experience; must have Ford
chauffeur'S license; state SAL
airy. Box 500, 25Ot World
Tower Building.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold. silver, plat
mum. antiques, pawn tickets, bronzes, bric-
a-brac. lac w. 23d ct. Tel Watkins 1os5.
WANTED-one bull wheel and derrick irons
for 10 ton derrick; one complete derrick
With bull wheel, independent swinging en-
gines CLldgewood engine preferred). NEW
BALTIMORE sHIpBUILDINC AND REPAIR
CORP. New Baltimore. N. ".
WANTED-M floor machine for passen-
ger elevators give full particulars as TO
condition YRANK CORDTS FURNITURE
CO.. 1870 Washington ST.. Hoboken. N. ~
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A large BRASS MANU-
FEATURING G orp o ration
(Christian), located in New
York city, has an opening
for an energetic travelling
man Of character and sales
ability; must have knowl-
edge OF the business and ac-
quaintance with the trade;
state age, experience, terri
tory previously covered, ref
erences and salary expected.
l. 2f15 Herald, Herald So.
SALESMAN-One OF tho large typewriter
companies. by reedjustment OF territories.
has few openings IN city and its subur-
bar districts. Experience In office spe-
ciaities or supplies desired though not re-
uured. state experience, age, etc. Ad.
dress City Hall y. o.. Box 1901.
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Brooklyn.
Children boarded.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desircs room with lavatory
IN rnnu,; high class elevator apartment
convenient 20 subway station: state price
for permanent parry. CentlemaD, 1905
Tir1r. pudine.
ana sr.. iOo WEST (RAbEIGH HALL)
4 RES1DENCE FOR MEN.
Attractively furnished rooms with or
without private bath or shower, club ndvan.
fages and accommodations with hotel scrvlcc
RATES FROM $40 WEEKLY.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
BUYER-BASENENT.

BUYER-BASEMENT.
Large department
store in Middle West
requires the services
OF a buyer OF unusual
ability and thorough
experience to take
complete II r q Of
following gre up of
basement departments:
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
Handkerchiefs, Neckwear,
GLOVES, LEATHER GOODS
Toilet Articles, Notions,
STATIONERY.
Wonderful opp Q r.
tunity for experienced
and capable man; all
applications viii be
kept in strictest conf
dence. Apply imme-
diately by l e t t e or
wire. Write Box 4S6,
oO6 Fitzgerald Bldg,
New York City.
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FURNITURE.

HIGHEST PRICES p,rD. SPOT CASH. FOR
YOUR FURNITURE, CONTENTS OF
HOUSES. APARTMENTS. PIANOS. RUGS.
LR1C.A-BRAc. BOOKS. SILVER. AN.
TIQUES, &C. DON'T SELL BEFORE YOU
SEE WILLIAMS, 100 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
rHONE sTUYvEsANT 1870.
CONTENTS three room apartment, new fur
niture. Apt %. 4S4f B'way Billings 26s5.
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ynfurnished--Queens.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

ARTIST seeks up-to-date large. light
STUDIO BEDROOM, bath. central loca-
ton. Write +. L.. Hotel Vanderbilt.
EAST side. between 30th and roth sts two
bedrooms. sitting room, kitchenette and
bath: by the month: immediate possession
|: Cos Herald. $50 Bway.
FOUR to five rooms, $500 per month, imme-
diately. to April J.: responsible people. 331
4th av.. room 110S. Telephone Madison
Square 1857.
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SECURITY statesmen

20 follow up and close inquiries re-
ceivcd by mail on popular security
issue. must have personality and be
a successful closer: full cooperation
and liberal commissions; state ago
and experience. q 2oii Herald.
Herald 50.
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sHoEs--Esperienced vampers. top stitchers.
fancy stitchers: no labor trouble. steady
work and good wages. Apply Laird. Schobep
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EXECUTIVE

ExECUTIVE-32, married, thoroughly quali-
present employed as credit and collection
manager by well known textile concern;
highest credentials: wish 10 connect with
firmly established and progressive house
that desires and will appreciate results.
GIL Herald.
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FOR SALE-LUMBE
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
KNOCkDOWN LUM M b E r.
CALL TUESDAY MORNING,
PERRY DAME & CO., 423-
439 WEST 55TH ST.
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SHIPPING CLERK.

Fright young man. good at figures. for
packing and shipping. in notions and seam
binding factory. only those accustomed 20
con ant hard work need apply. Write Boz
sci. ajoi World Tower Building.
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FREE TUITION,

including even board and room. to young
women. ages is 10 50. learning In city in
stitutIons. a recognized profession, paying
Write TO 1l0l Times So. Bid. y. Y.
GOOD POSITIONS FOR FILE CLERKS
arc not advertised. Business houses do not
take chances. but come direct TO the source
and we are the original source. Spend three
weeks to month with US and let US place
you. Day, evening and home study courses.
New York School OF Filing, 10 West 44th 81.
Call for particulars. Catalog free.
DESIGNING. dressmaking. millinery taught 1,
DAY. EVENING: Individual instruction.
MCDOWELL SCHOOL. 5S w. 10th ST. Long
acre 1922. Chartered under Regents.
AN INDEPENDENT income is assured VIII
fred graduates of hair and beauty culture
day, evening classes. Call write Wilfred
Academy 755 9TH av.. for booklet H.
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Employment Arency-Domestlc.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
ATTENDANT.

ATTENDANT.
Wanted-A refined middle aged attendant
to walt upon an elderly lady confined TO her
room. no doctoring required. for one who de.
sires very comfortable, quiet country home
with own room and modern conveniences at
Patchogue, Long Island, about fifty miles
from New York; please give nationality, age
and details of experience. Address Attend
ant. i. o. Box i15, Flushing, y. Y.
CHAMBEnMAID WAITRESS wanted for
,nG ~ .ars,,t, '.st , Do % .. nsa.Saa.
required. Telephone or write. Mrs. Fearing.
Mount kisco n. Y.
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CREDIT MAN, ASSISTANT

LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE EXPERT
ENCE, WITH DEPARTMENT STORE
MD DRY GOODS TRADE: GIVE DE-
TAILS OF FORMER POSITION. STAT
ING SALARY DESIRED: APPLICATION
IN STRICT CONFIDENCE. BOX eo6
2001 WORLD TOWER BUILDING.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
n young Spanish speak,
ing male, American, with
experience in Spanish
sp e a X n q countries to
handle our collections
and office clerical work
in Havana; give fun in
formation and salary ex-
pected. L 2ff3 Herald,
Herald SO.
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RoOKKEEPER, AsSfsTANT-The Educa-
tionai Alliance. iW e Broadway, a Jewish
phllanhropic organization, requires an as
siftant bookkceper. salary SIS 20 $40 per
week. will be required 20 work three eve
ninrH. must write good hand. Apply In per-
ron Tue-dav morning 10 o'clock.
EOOKKEEPER-Two f2) men with book
Keeping experience. ne travelling auditors; !;
must be single and over 80 years of age
salary s25 per week, expense allowance $40
per week, exclusive Of railroad fare and In
cidentals I, 1i18 Herald Herald 81.
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FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
OFFICE FIXTURES, IN
CLUDING TYPEWRITE ERS,
ADDING MACHINES, CAL
CULATING M A G II N E,
BOOKk kEEPING MACHINE,
BILLING MACHINE, DESKS,
CHAIRS, &c. CALL TUES
DAY MORNING, p E r r Y
DAME & CO., 423-43o WEST
55TH ST.
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BUYER
FOR AUTO SUPPLIES

required by a large retail store In
Philadelphia.
Splendid opening for a man OF
ability. initiative and such a real
knowledge of the business that the
public Will be well served-a man who
can develop, ring true and make a
profit: Address Auto, p. o. box 1892.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
West Side.

West Side.
NAGLE Av.. f3s-Dyckman at. sub: room.
board: lady. Billings 02si. Col DBERG.
RIVER MANSION,
33s RIVERSIDE DRIVE (COR. f0STTD.
ALL OUTSIDE SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS, TABLE BoARDERS. BARoNE55
HOLCk tMlSS SONNE).
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, 1874 Remsen st.
LARGE room. private bath, near subways.
NURSE will lake convalescent Invalid,
elderly people to board. s25. week up. IVIs
Ocean av. Tel. Wildwood 1887.
Children boarded.
CHILDREN boarded IN schools, city OF coun-
try; highest references; best vocational
courses for least expense. EMERY H. 3s
lark row, room 400. Cortlandt Of26.
- -
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Long Island.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bedroom for youns
lady; also breakfast. Tel. Newtown 336e
Call 80 Laurel Hill Boulevard (near 10th ST.
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BOOKKEEPER

required by representa- ?
tive concern; m u be
thoroughly experienced;
state age, qualifications,
references and salary ex-
pected. Address Oppor-
tunity, box fOS, Station
r, Manhattan.
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wANTED-Tenor for quartet and choir 20
Lutheran Church. s25 monthly. organise,
2os Maple st.. brooklyn.
YOUNG MANA large corpof ,tion wants .
young man 60 fili a vecanty IN salss De-
necessary: must stand close investigation.
the right man will be assured OF good ras.
a permanent position and advancement ~.
cordlng 70 ability. Write Box 20. Miller
Advertising Service. ~ East AID ~.
YOUNG MAN, clerk In order and traffic de-
ps srtment; Ege % 10 20 years. portion re-
uuires accuracy and good penmnnship: good
cha nee for Advancement Write full partic-
uisrs relative 20 past experience, references.
ssiarvs els Herald
YOUNG MAN 20 join selling campaign, au-
tomobIe. Florida. California. few hundred
dollars Necessary. G. 8. Wynn. broadway
Central Hotei New York.
Instruction.
Mr~ wishing positions firemsn. brakemen.
coiored train porters. on iarse New York
roads write FOR information. ei25-t20c
month experience unnecessary. lnterran-
way. Dept. s2a. indianapolis. Ind.
coPREsPoN DENCE SCHOOL ccu-sss only
one quarter original price: bargain price
Fat. 1 ucO courses free; used courses bought
siuderss' Exchange. ~ West I2d 81.
I.FARS lnotsp, now. rates increased later:
r1pensee soaring pay SIT week rent alone.
Empire school il y. 18TH.
LA sAILE EHtension University, largest
business training lasjiuficn In the wSrl,.
10 West fed q.
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Female.

AGENTS - AZ once. five ladies to travel:
demonstrate and sell dealers; $40 to SI5 per
week: railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Co, Dept. 10iY, Omaha. Neb.
CANpYMAKING business: we start you,
home or anywhere. furnishing everything
we buy your candy; big pay: experience un-
necessary: men-wonen. Candymakers Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Brooklyn.

DENsoNTfURsr Brooklyn, - Furnished
rooms $l5 e. sc5 monthly. unfurnIshed
s12 to $50: steam heat, electric light. gas
for housekeeping; healthy. delightful loca-
ton. warm In winter. cool In summer chill
dren welcome; 30 minutes Times Square,
West End train. TORT LOWRY HOTEL.
1Ith nv. cor. Crcpssy nv. Ber sonhurst 25s7.
10TH ST.. i23i.-Beautitully furnished room
In private house, with all improvements !:
SIS monthly; reference required. Berkshire
32i3.
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30 PER CENT. annual net profit on S1J0, 600
investment in. long established lumber.
building material and coal business oper-
ating In one of New Jerseys finest nearby
small cities. Annual business now over
$500. 900, can be doubled using same equip
ment. Includes yards, . railroad con-
nections, extensive well maintained build
iugs. large new stock and equipment. APP
ply Box No. 224, Summit. N. J.
OPPORTUNITY to start lucrative business.
little capital: avoid risk OF credits, or
carrying merchandise. Write dept. "a. Paul
Kaye. f4o Broadway. New York.
ESTATE wants to hear from farm owner
who will consider meritorious management
proposition. 20s9 Herald, $50 Bway.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

Business Connections.
INSURANCE agents can hear of something
to their advantage. Box S 103, 206 Broad
way. New York.
WANTED-Farm loan agency for insurance
company or trust company making Ne
braska farm loans; can furnish reference.
Address Lock Box 10. Rulo. Neb.
HAVE YOU good bona -fide business to
cash waiting. BERESOFF. n07 9th av.
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Employment Agcncy--Commcrciai.
Employment Asency--Domcstic.

srENoGRAPHERs and all office help sup
piied Immediately. Elite Agency. 81 Nassau
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Nurses, infants; nursery
governesses; governesses;
ladies' maids. Genq's Reg
istry, 627 Madison av., room
3O4. Plaza 6634.
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hoy WANTED.

BOY WANTED.
Roy wanted by iarre financial institution.
hirh school education preferrcd no expert
ence necessary: must be L. years OF age or
over; splendid opportunity for boy with am
buion. Apply IN person, Hoom l. Madison
av.. New York city.
BUTLER FOR PALM BEACH
Good Reference Required.
Call Tuesday morning.
MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY.
10 East 4ad 81. % floor.
CHEMIST. Young man 20 occupy executive
position excellent opportunity for one with
highest character. references. state college
from s<rsch grsdusted .rT en important
facts cS 81, station V. New York city.
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ALEXANDER AGENCY.
2eI w. 18Th (cor. sth sv.D. Morn. 1875
Excellent help. male. female: city. country
days workers promptly: references invcsti