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New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
LIS PENDENs.
NOVEMBER 10


ARTHUR AVE 2l55. Edward He!e e. a. agt
EsIan Goldberg et al foreclosure ~ MTG
attorney. Nil.amsaE
cHA-srlIiiEB sI -. Herry Ken g Rocco .'.
Jlr0eg. , r schreiber
F1EEsT AVE. asa Lazarus Fried agt Joseph
h-ra-ulu.
EsE AVE-. e. g. 10 n % l7sd - 75zloo;
Henderson ruurrar-ing CO ag- John MarE Con
-ra attorneys. Lludsas KaiisH q Palmer
MAN sT % cor Jacob g. 50x90I. Kate
Waist aet Mi-naeI PlgnoEi q a. foreclosure
c ltg attorusz. l. u Moran
LA1- situat-d al ThrsgEs Seek. being part
- Grove Farm Of rs MestcieE-e-. adjoining
Il - e. h srres GO. 90 =. sslt
r1a-oE land uuc-r waters of Long Island.
E.rE above premises. containing -s,Jto
ai.r 1t land betue-n h-gn and low nee iine
f- nel1H low water line adjacent 10 ne
-nises above mentioned. canta-ning = ~
fs ~ lana UNDER water sidney ID i1o-elti-al
aE frrrls avenue Realty 90 foreclosure ~
r.F attorney. 81 Haymau.
10 p q p and % 70 = "a AMENDED .oi',-- map o
aa- David . a. Hara - al ,specinc perform
alceI. attorney. q kalt
s-r5 .sa-ii,sn d Al ,aIaenses li1s fsreeiosiTe ,i
~ HtEf. att-raci. d swain
H8ocE AVE W s. 90 . of Jet-ersea eve. eve.
. agsE ~ al toTeeius-lc ~ mtEs aiicf-
lel Bacon.
PARK AVE- " - % p q % slst 81 . 2zsez 2:
L-R -isiev agf william IieIz et al fore
F-EasAAr AVE. e. 50s r. ~ llsth -.
. -aEsb. joseph Neisluau e- a. agi Harry
-t.ln et o. foreclosure oi mug. aliafne1s.
c.a1e a rlaCf.
r. AVE lsss o. ls53. lst aEe W cor iFtth
si = $50. four actions. BENJAMIN " effllrlil'f-
az lgratz MarEareten - 81 uofec-lHlfr ~
your utEtI attorney. = Levy
y rs ST 80 and 1886 Fast. solomon Feiner agt
Marcus = Drh a. foreclosure ~ mtg
atrlrrrg. p = Feiner
- rT. e. - ft ~ Lexington ave. ai-oN
-F ~ NEfEal Life Ius co agt Jacob Goodman
~f "a. HlHecl1s-re of MtsI. attorney. J A .f>eon.
ia5D sr r d 8a5 ff e 0f SIN ave. running
lss ll rc lssth > e. lss 4 to Macorunk Dam
Eas- - . 40 1890 Ht - ~ be
EirnlrE Henry u heith ngf Roosevelt ilea-ty
an1 -..sfr4rrl0E o. sf al ff1rrllleure of mtg .
alflT~er. , . Krem-r
-lsI ST. g. lot 40T mag ~ Village ~ Wake
BED rfe Bronx Arthur u Madick agf Mary
. Naeiek - a. fpartftionl. attorney. II
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
AUTHOR OF PARKS POOL FINED.

John u. Parks. q promoter. indicted IN
June, So. on charges % having violated
TIE sherman antitrust act, surrendered
himslf 10 the federal authorities yester-
ca. He Vas the author OF the pooling
plan under which the so-caIed Wrapping
Paper Trust operated The business name
ot tle organization was the Fibre and Ma
mia Association. The twenty-six members
q the association had pleaded guilty and
were nned S2ooo each. Parks was taken
be-ore Judge Hough. IN the United States
Circuit Court, who fned rim ss.15l. which
Nas raid samuel Cntermyer. counsel for
Fsrks, said that his client had been
s1-lad since the finding of th. Indictment
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
A BRIDGE" TEA TABLE.
Original Ideas Of One Hostess as to
Decorations

DECORATIONS.
Every community has a hostess who
keeps abreast OF the times as 10 novel table
decorations. and even for small affairs.
such as bridge club meetings. endeavOrs 10
have a new and an attractive setting for her
goodies. Al q recent afternoon bridge the
tea table was the centre Of admiration. for
the ices 70 be served were grouped in sets
81 four and were in the shape OF hands
holding diminutive playing cards: and other
ices were in card shape, with the imprint
of a lKnave. king or queen Aeroplanes o.
spun sugar, with silvered edges. were a.
the table ends. and the flowers in the mid
die We're spicy carnations. OF pale pink, the
vase that held them being OF Russian
make. ia glass and silver. Sandwiches Of
all kinds were piled on glass and silver
sandwich plates. and cake abounded ia
charming antique silver baskets. A feature
that brought a rich note OF color 10 the
grouping was a pumpkin IN ice cream, sur
mounted by a candy pumpkin vine and
blossom. I'm green and pale yellow. Across
the table Was an ice cream pineapple, with
candy top. IA exact imitation Of the stiH
tuft Of leaves that crowns this Fruit. To
drink were punch and tea served from
small tables.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
PTAIPkTN PIE

The best rule for pumpkin pie calls for
four cups OF cooked pumpkin drained OF
superhuous juice four cUpfuls OF milk. an
even teaspOonful Of salt, tablespoonful OF
ginger, a tablespoonful or mace. haIf
nutmeg. four eggs beaten with one and
half cupfuls OF granulated sugar and half
a cupfui OF cream II desired; mix the spices
and eggs mith the pumpkin. Add the sugar
and milk Then bake in pie crust and brush
the white Of an egg over the lower crust 10
prevent the hlIing from soaking into IL.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
VIA THE STOMACH
"a Ner Way to the Heart of
the City Treasury.

-. about noon to-day the main CORR
,o the second floor OF tie Stewart
,s..,,s,ns leading 20 the Controllers ofiice
=, =. ,tsil OF hungry looking men, know
s. what tbey want to sea
!. .sout that time IN the big room occu-
= nv the division of auditors IN charge
:, 80 accounts OF charitable Institutions.
. sbsch division Daniel c. Potter is chief.
- sirls under sixteen years old. from ST
.,r's Home. 81 PeekskiIl an Institution
.-.-slv supported by the city. VIII demon
s,-.,s 70 Controller Metz. Deputy Control
,.-S NcCo0ey and Phillips and Dr. Potter
,h.s they are Just about the .'niftiest..
.,o,s rhat ever found their way into TIA
fSnance Department They are going "a
o.ronstrste 10 the Controller and his asso-
r,stes thar the money spent on ST. AIMS
Home Is not wasted-that II tends 10 make
sood cooks q q lot OF the girls sent there
10 he undsr the direction OF Sister Immacu-
lstA. the mother superior After the IN
snotiona, auditors and inspectors of d.
Potters division have partaken OF the
sp-ead tho friends Of the school VII think
vel % them y the expense hills OF the
instituron are handled a little more
promptly
superior recently and was assured that the
bore was doing good work. especially "a
re neld OF domestic science.
some q those girls OF ours are rne
socks. Eaid the mother superior
40 doubt said DR.. Potter. but how do
e 0uOw anything about thatg As for ne.
] wouldn't IKE 10 trust the cooking OF an
srsteur cook"
Wen show you" said the mother supe-
nor. We VII send down the best lunch
you ever tasted. and Il viii have been
cooked y our girls" said she.
Way. there are more than a dozen OF Us
A. the division said Dr. Potter. You
couidrt limit Il % myself alone. You
would arouse a thousand jeaIousies by
sending only one lunch"
There vii be enough for the whole d.
vision then" said the mother superior.
That is how Il happens that six OF the
Er.s VII he on hand to-day with hampers
and baskets.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
JOHN T. FRANCIS BANKRUPT.
Grain Broker Also Known as John
T. Mug.

John Theodore Francis. OF No. Ill West
Tth street, a grain broker, known also as
John 7. Mug. has filed q petition In bank
ruptey. with liabilities of S7.sSS and assets
consisting OF stocks OF unknown value. He
has only two credItOrs-Charles c. Ramey,
OF Hacksnsack. y. J.. for 5000, and the
Bishop Hominy Company. OF Sheldon. H..
for Ss.7sS, the purchase price. he says, OF
various carloads OF meal and grits deliv-
cred 20 him. An action is pending in the
Supreme Court against the bankrupt 10 re-
cover S6.Tss by the Bishop HOminy Com
pany. alleging that he is liable for the con-
version OF the proceeds or goods alleged 10
have been consigned 70 him as agent.
The bankrupt came here from Louisville
in 1888 IN business he was known as Mr..
Mug. but uptown he was known as Mr..
Francis
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
QUEEN HELENA A MOTHER. >
italian Sovereign to Join the Interna-
tional Congress.

Atlantic City. Nov I0-Queen Helena OF
Italy Is TO become member OF the Inter
national Congress Of Mothers. according TO
letters received from the Italian Embassy
al Washington by the board OF managers
OF the National Congress Of Mothers at
their session here to-day. IN expressing
her desire 10 Join in the work for the well
fare OF children OF the world Queen Helena
declared her intention OF sending a special
envoy 10 the meeting OF the organized
mothers Of the land 10 be held at Denver
next year.
The managers decided 70 hold the na-
ronal congress at Denver on June Is TO 20.
Invitations have been received from Ashe-
Vile. y. c, and from ST. Louis 70 hold
future meetings OF the mothers in those
cities
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

the medium size o years. is Az yards 27.
%. yards Al or 90 inches wide with q.
yards OF banding.
The pattern. No. s.494 is cut in sizes for
girls four, six and eight years old. and will
be mailed 20 any address on receipt OF 10
cents
Please give number OF pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-York Tribune. II in hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-eent stamp and we
will mail by letter postage in sealed en-
velOpe.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

People who attempt 70 teach theology 70
children must be prepared Tor difneulties.
A little girl. three or four years Old. who
had been listening 20 some Bible stories was
greatly puzzled about the means OF loco
motion employed by the Deity But doesn't
-, I've in the sky "Of course. darling"
was the reply. Then how dld lie get
-, .fter he talked % Moses Did He
20 up IN an airship. II was me brother
. 80 u,tle gfFl who wanted 20 know n
80 ,hought OF the steam engine before
George stephenson did
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
HOUSEHOLD ~
TALKS@N
@A2TY5l
PEPPER RELISH

For pepper relish" chop one dozen red
pepper, a dozen green peppers and dozen
medium sized onions Cover with boiling
water, soak them for five minutes in the
water. then drain and rinse. Put them
again into hot water and let them soak In
Il for ten minutes. Add. after draining and
rinsing again. three level tabIespoonfuIs
OF salt. two cupfuls or sugar and a quart
Of vinegar. Cook all slowly together for
fifteen minutes and set away in jars in a
cold place.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

Women whose spirits grow restiEe be-
meath tire burdens of dress are congratulat-
inc themelves on the advent OF the vel
.eteen frock clad IN a short skirted cos
tune of this simple yet dignined fabric, a
woman is equipped for the day. She may
ro 20 the skating rink IN the morning. 10
luncheon a. noon. and finish up Al an at
home" without any change OF costume. for
,,sl,eteeu. or velvet II made with an un-
,-ai,ea skirt. strikes Just the happy medium
,,s,,Veen the gown OF ceremony and the tall
or made.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The long coat is always the best for
little children. and this one includes the
pleated sides that are such a feature OF
the season. II is thoroughly comfortable
and smart Bordeaux red cloth with bands
CT satin IS the material illustrated. but
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
win owners name and address
NDTEN BER ID.
MANI ATTAIN

rNith owners name and address
NOVEMBER Do.
MANI ATTAIN
FEANkllN ST is and lsn. for
s-y bra warehouse. q. IUNse- Z.
.1--e. 1855 HrlaLH-aT architect cost 81 q
Owner. - and 1>0 Franklin street
.". l3- Nassau s.
THE BRONX
COLLEGE, AVE. s. - o % ls3d s..
Sly hrk stable J0ZlD0- Albert = Da-
riE .ae Last I3sth - architect: cost =
owner, Francis Rogers. NsW Eo-
uele. - y.
f1t-hG AVE. q ~ n Of 207th 81
= - sty Drk rectury. @aK5D- Clermout a.
-aokson, 800 Gun Hiu Rd. srchitect.
Gust .---.......--.. .. .-.-.-..- Inf
owner Parish q - Brendan. lsI
E-l ave.
1f.l ST cor ~ Tiffany So 8 sly brk
-slmt 10> 3Nau. Maximilian Zipkes,
lO5 Park ave architect. cost -..-.-.-.. l50
owner, Zipkes Construction Go, lU3
Park ave.
gsTIH ST. cor ~ TIFFANY g.. 2 Sly
brE tenmt. g. = 2s6, John l. Watson.
2l1 West 1e5th -. architect cost o. 4
owner. AthOs Really 90. Glen Ridge,
\
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
ALTERATION PLANS.
ATANEAT-AN

MANHATTAN
BROADWAY. I13l % 1737. . So
hrk warehouse. C L Peden. 103 PARK
ave architect cost .--...--.-.. ..-....--
owner. 7 Edwin Wsrd. 40 Iiversl-e
LrVe.
TIE BRONX
LOWNEDE III. v s. 900 q . of Gun EiI
I'd stv frame dwE. = 5.3NJu5i John
Il Kennedy. EiiVerdale. architect cost
owner. RicEsr5 Morrison. WI-laLus-
bri1ge y y.
ROSE ST. s e cor ~ Bergen ave. sly
t7ame cWg an1 stable 80 sNio, ~
lssrHIr. GS17 81 ave. architect. cost
owner > katzens-eiul. 6ul Bergen
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

LOUIS Trsey's new story, a Son Of
ne iH'nnortsls," begins in The Tribune's
esnesy Magazine neSt Sunday. Mr..
Tracy nas outeons himself IN this latest
srort Order in advance.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

eloakings include rough finished materials.
such as ziosline. Bedford cords and MKT
ures as well as plain finished cloths. For
the trimming any banding is correct
The quantity Of material required for
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
PUBLIC NOTICES.
Contract 50.
ASHOKAN RESERVOIR.

--I-TI--
ASHOKAN RESERVOIR
Scaled bids viii be received by the Board
q, Water supply. IN Room R1O. zoe Broad
-, NcU York until II a. m on November
.. ie0e for Contract 90. for the construction
- ~ Hurley dikes OF the AshOkan Reser-
- - Known as GIenf0rd. Woodstock and West
xSu-tev dikes They are TO be rolled Garth
.Tranxnents- with concrete core-waIls and
--r-aate about 16 miles IN length Tha
-'S-r b. located near West Hurley on the
T-ste- and Delaware Railroad. about six niles
northwest OF hInsston. IN the towns of Hur-
Al the above time and place the bids viii
oa puhhcly opened and read Pamphlets
CONTAINING information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained at Room sO6
AZ the above address,. By depOsitiuE the sum
81 ten dollars 800 for each pamphlet For
further particulars see Information FOR BIZ
ders
JOHN A. BENSEI. President
CHARLES " CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water SupDIv
] WALDO SMITH. ChIef Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE sALE--Jseoo Gensl-r. Auctionecr
sells November II. isS. 10 m. No. ~.
Greenwich ST. Manhattan. b. virtue q default
mOrtsase made BY Empire STATE Cold Storage
90. 20 r. n. CarD-rry and assigned 90 y D. Ire
land and assigned % r. Cohen. al the chattsls
and machinery contained In the above premises
1900
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and sixty
fourth street. borough OF Manhattan. The
city OF New York sealed bids or estimates
will be received by the Park Board al IRE
above Once OF the Department OF Parks until
: o'clock 2. m
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER rs 1903.
Borough OF Manhattan
CONTRACT No. II
Fer work and material for the f1rnftu-,
and equipment or the New York Public IL
bray, Astor. Lenox and Tt1dsn founrariors
Fifth Avenue. FOrtieth and Forty second
Streets. Borough OF Manhattan
For full particulars see city Record
HENRY SMITH President.
JOSEPH I BERRY
MICHAEL ] KENNEDY
Commissioners Of Parks
Dated October 90 1900.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

For Both sexes-City.

For Both SexeS-C1ty.
THE BERLIfZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (li23 Broadway
Harlem Branch: 343 LenOX ave. above IsTth 81
Brooklyn E" PTS Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the new language er-
ciusively from the Arst lesson Trial lessons
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses. etc, TO Colleges Schools and Families
Apply 70 Mrs. II YOUNG-FULTON
% Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
FOR SALE.

BILLIARDS. pool and new patent combination
tables, lowest prices: supplies. repairs. bowl
ing alley builders. Dscker's. 1O5 East sth e.
Est 1850.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

AnlR n p CLARK's TWELFTH Az
j NUAL Cruise February
5. 10. % days $500 and up
by specially
cruiser Q Cruises round the world Tours %
Europe. Il. 4. CLlARk. Times Bldg. y n.
COOKS TOURS ROUND THE WORLD.
3SJh Annual Series. Programmes
THOS. COOK q SON. 245. LOO b way.
G49 Madison Ave. 563 jth Ave. New YORK.
RES sERVATIONS q TICKETS 70 ALI.
FONTS. Rail or Boat. Best servics lowest
rates MarsteTs Tours. 81 ". 3oth ST. n Y
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK-NEW ORLEANS
Mss. 3GG Brosdwav New York
CITY hotels
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FORN SHED NOOMS 10 LEI.
A LARGE. well lighted room for gentlemen;
large bathroom. 12xl4. large shower. etc. cen
traIy located: good service. furnished unfur-
nished. telephone in the roum- Address Comfort
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 Broadway.
AN OFFICE especially suitable for Dentist or
physician Cspecialistl; large. well lighted and
elegantly appointed rooms. furnished or unfur-
uished. good service; long lease Address Cen
trai. Tribune Uptown Orrce. 1854 BroAdWay-
BROADWAY. 272s-Outside room. all eunven-
fences. block 1854 ST subway: reasonable;
$3.50. Springer.
CLEAN. light rooms 81 50 TO So: for gentlemen
Al West 9th 81
FT.FGANTT,Y FURNISHED SUITES and .insI.
ro,rus. convenient 20 IL and subway: break
fast optional. private house. t-isphons i2u
West Esd St
LARGE sunny room: southern exposure; run
ming water. near Amsterdam ave. and subway
gent emen only. s7s " ls5th -
q9D ~ 81 WFST-Two communicating rooms
single, 81: hall room. 81. private house. gen
tlemen-
EsrH Sd. 80 WEST Che Fredericn.-Rooms
with private bath. $50 and upward: special
monthly rates
iOgrH ST. go Amsterdam ave. private fanfIy:
light room: double or single; refined -ilrrrrnc-
ings. KeFsten.
s4s WEST lssTH sT.-chserrul. homeike rooms:
large small. reference. private house. newly
fsrnished. Broadway subway: moderate
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED

young BUSINESS WOMAN. with maid.
quires small fat. West Side. below seth st
elevator electric light: moderate. Address W.
s. BOX Gs Tribune Uptown Once. 1864 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
APARTMENT hotels.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOsr-A gold watch fob blsck RIBBON. marked
On one SIDE q. al Clarke hatrinx average.
o-d. A b 3. L. on reverse side red enamel
crescent and BASEBALL and bat Reward rs-
turned 20 g. NJ CLARKE. ~ wal a.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
NORM GERMAN LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin-Scrcw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped Wtrh Wireless 4 Submarine Sieuafx
PLYMOCTH-CHERBOU RBOURG-BREAIEyN
Express Sallings Tuesdays az 10 a 81
Washington. Nov. 10 Prlnz Fried " m Nov 20
X. Wilhelm II Nov. o Cecllis .......... Dec IA
GEORGE WASHINGrON-Sai Nov 10 n
900 tons Newest and Largest German ship
afoat Every innovation known 70 the ship-
buider's art
LYMOUTH-CH ERBOU RG-BREMEN.
Twfn-acrew Saf!ings THURSDAYS az 10 a. n
Scr kurf1ersr. Nov. II rNeczar .--..--Dec. Is
fEtncin Dec. 3 tP- Irene --...-- Dee 70
~Omtts CheroOurg. bremen direct
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES- ES-GENOA-ALGIEPg
Mediterranean Sallings Saturdays II A. "a
p irene. Nov. 30 "3erlin new. Dec. II
K Albert We'd. Dec. I Barbar0ssa- Jan. 8
'Omits Algiers.
Independent Around the World Tours
Travellers Checks good all over the world.
Apply OELRICHS CO. General Agent1
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

MCDELLER Position by modeller. lately re-
turned from Paris: thoroughly understands
siiverware, can also design and chase. Ad-
dress s II. Box :. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

PED 3D. LINE.
For san Juan, P. R.. La Guayra. Pto. CaseIlo.
Curacao ana MazacaibO. via Curacao.
SIS. PHILADELPHIA ...-.- sat, Nov. 20. noon
is CARACAS .------- -Sar-s Dec. 4. noon
For Ia Guayra. Curacao and Aaracaiho
IS ~ La SAT NoN- u uoon
SS MARAcAIbO. sat. Nov. =. roCn
Pier II adjoining Vail -. Ferry. Bro Siy n.
These steamers have superior accumulation
for Passengers.
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Manazers - Eau
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

PORTER or elevator man. -; anything. hes
reference. a A. Box = Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

SALESMAN married man desires DO
sition outside salesman. or position as
sistant 10 engineer OF hotel Apartment O.
go West 24th q.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

MAN - honest. as caretaker OF Waterman or
anything. country or CITY. board n necessary.
excellent references. jos. Henllcker 1865 Ist ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

A DVERTISEME&rS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
"a for The Tribune received their Uptown
Once No 1864 Broadway. between 3dth 81
and a7th sis until O'Clock p. Advertise-
nents received at the following branch oftces
al regular once rates until o'clock m.
viz. 2s4 sth ave. . e cor. 2ad st; rs Gfh
ave cor 18th 81 1O4 East fth - 257 Wcst
x2d st between TIN and sth ayes.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
WORK WANTED.
Female.

-DRESSNAKER-Maker Of smart xov1s:
superior design. NJ and workmanship; evening
gowns, dinner gowns. rernodcilfrx equal
prompt, reliable. reasonable Nine. Gully. lis
West 4sth 81. Telephone ise3-Bryant
SECRETARY. cOmpanion.-By college graduate.
full knowledge social requirements good ste
nographer. excellent reader: musician: would
travel: best references Address Box lI2. West
wood. n J.
ECRETART.-Educated young woman, ~ az
secretary: experience. references. Address u.
A. es6 Greene ave. brooklyn
TEACHER or OVEsRNESS--Capabls. refined
woman. Just from Europe desires more
pupils. teaches French German. viii chAperon
YOUNG ladies'. excellent references d. Miss
42d -.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR--Th--e years ex-
peTience with knowledge OF once work sal
AIRY expected. $40: give best OF reference
NJ C.. 1879 Union ave. The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

YOUNG MAN. 20 intelligent. desires position.
can furnish unquesti0nable references u
Manof 2Ss Broome 81.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-09
methodist Notes

"Who art thou that judgest
another mans servant; to his
own master he standeth or fall
eth"
There were 40 at Sunday
School. Collection, $3.50 o. R.
Stevens class, rs cents. The av-
erage for the quarter will be low
unless there is a special effort to
be present for the next three
Sundays. Let us all be there.
Many Christians are careless
of the duty of attending church.
Excuses that would not keep
them from any other "doings"
are easily satisfactory in keeping
them from church. No church
can be efficient without the loyal
ty of it's mem bers. No pastor
but is disheartened when his
church members are not present
at the appointment services.
It is especially desired that
every member of the church and
all Christians who will work with
us, should be present at the
morning service next Sunday.
We must organize and plan for
our revival campaign.
The Ladies Aid Society cleared
about 500 at their dinner last
Saturday, in spite of cold and
snow, the people patronized lib
orally.
The League topic for next
Sunday will be Dragging and
praying" Leader F. w. Curl.
The subject for next Sunday
morning will be christians Con-
secration. In the evening
"Proving Gods Will"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-09
Better Fishing IN Kansas.

Professor =. L. Dyche, in adj
dition to his regular work in the
University of Kansas, and his
prospective journey to the sum-
nit of Mt. Mckinley with DIR.
Cook, has accepted the appoint
ment as state fish and game
warden offered him by Governor
Stubs. Professor Dyche will
retain his position in the Univer-
sity and will receive no salary
as warden. He was induced to
accept the latter position by the
seemingly great opportunities OF
the position, the possibility of
the fish hatcheries in stocking
Kansas streams, until they will
contribute largely to the food
supply of the state. It is said to
be the hope of Governor Stubs
that at the next session of the
legislature the Office of fish and
game warden may be taken per-
manently tout of politics.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-09
PATHS NIGHT OF TRIUMPH.

It was at Madrid, writes Adelina
Patti in magazine, at the close OF
a gala night, that, to my astonish-
ment, 200 beautiful canaries were.
at a signal, released and futtered
toward me. Each was adorned with.
a colored bow at its throat and
made wondrously beautiful spec
tacle. I managed to capture two of
these charming little songSters and
press them to my lips. This was
not all of my triumph. The duke
of Alba presented me from his box
with beautiful wreath, while the
countess Montijo, the Empress Eu-
genie's mother, threw me an ex-
quisite bouquet, and the members of
the Jockey club launched on the
stage twelve laurel wreaths made Of
velvet and satin leaves with golden
berries. So, you see, [ had no rea-
son to complain of my reception in
Madrid. I have had, perhaps, more
tumultuous receptions elsewhere,
bat never, I think, any which
touched me more.