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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
fI"th Street

The approxHlmste amount Of the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property Is
- he sold rs $I.2e2.5o with interest thereon
with costs anf allowance, arrlo,17,+irr =,
$500 30. with interest from September g 1910
together with the expe-seS of rho xsIe The a.
proxin5ts amount Of the taxes assessments 145z
water rates OF other liens which are 70 he
allowed 10 the purchaser ont OF the purchase
money or paid BY the Referee Is 81. S. ana in
terest.
Dated, New York. September :. 1910
JOHN J. HYNES Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
James =. Alexander guardian for Tin
ton q Backus, Plaintiff against James .
rs In pursuance cf = judgment II for1rTos12e
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and BEARING date the SIN dav 7f
September 1910. l. the Undersigned the Referee
IN said Judgment named, viii sell at pnbIic -,r-
ton A. the Exchange S4lesroon1 Sos - tg
Eesav Street the Borough Of Manhattan, f-f+y
1910 a. - c'cInr5s noon on tb,f 4,.r ~ I tlri
2 Iay. auctioneer, the premises directed b. sad
Judgment 20 ~ sold. End therein described a.
follows All that certain lot piece or parcel 81
land with the buildings and improvements there-
on. situate, lying and being IN tbs Forc,Irl, ~
Tf- Bronx. City of New York. bounced ana 81
Westerly side Of Plinpton Avenue distant sew
erty-fve lT5) feet Southerly from the oor14r
formed by the intersection OF the Sout hsrIy- sda
% lToth Street WIN the said Westerly side Of
Plnlpton Avenue and running thence UestarI,l
enc hundred 400 feet. thence Southeriy ara AZ
right angles 70 the said Southerly side or roth
Street. t7sutY-F'v ana Slytv-one one hundredths
-. 81 feet. thence Easterly. and again parallel
with the 5ou'heriv side Or t7oth street and n. =
Of the distance through a party wall one hun
drad u0W feet 10 the said Westerly side Of
Ffirapton Avenue. and thence Northfriv, along,
Tie same twenty-five and sixty-oue oue-huD-
dre6ths ,226 feet 70 the point or place Of BE-
. Dated Nsw York September Ith 1910
JOHN ! HTNES. Referee
JOHN F HERREN. Attorney for Plaintiff ss
Park Pow, Borough Of Manhattan New
Ycrk CITY
The following is a diagram Of the property to
be sold. its street Number Is 1899 Plunptou
Avenue.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
VIA

ts>-EfAT-aN
49, 9 = - % q lISrr 81. for ! -
a. <a75- Harte 4 campbell u West
as .sle- 2 EilS. 15G Libertg =
II 81 g. $50 & Of s-h ave FOR = sly
So sr9 iefr. 9araa =. 4 y Bss- I.t
Sr-l-4s c1rsr e H cole 4aS Vet bI-t z.
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Centre line Of block
9th Street.

TIE approximate amount Of the lien or charge
70 satisfy which the above-described property
from tho 10Th day OF August 1910, together with
costs and allowance amounting 10 ssre6i.9l.
approximate amount Of TIE taxes assessments
and water rates, or other liens, which are 20 be
allowed to the purchaser cut Of the Pq no
money. or paid by thu Referee. IS Sl6l 90 and
Dated New York City August Fl. 1910
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH, Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
Manhattan NoTt-aGe Company. plaintiff,
against Albert C1erharGg Incorporated 81 al.
defondants.-In pursuance OF a judgment Of
foreclosure and sale. daily made and entered
in The above artltied action. and bearing date
the Sfst day OF August 1910. l. the under
signed t11e referee in said Judgment named,
vii sell At public auction. at The Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan. City of New Yerk on
the cTih DAY II September. 1910. at y o'clock
moo on hat 1av by BRYAN 1. Kennedy Auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said iudg
m-Hr e te sold and therein described as fol
Al that lot of LAND N The B ,.1g. Of
w 3o-j. and State OF New York desg-
mated by the number 5. Block 507. on 4 Ger
iain map entitled Map Of Subdivision of
81 Sew york par of Fox Estate. shown
MAJ, t7led- nv comm fesfo7ers in Partition June
Register of the County Of New York ECV=n-
Der 5th Iss:. as mar number 91a which said
lot IS bounded and described as follows.
If 1f5tb Street distant Fiftv Y50I fec east
tto7 of the easteriy side Of Stebbins Avenue
with the northerlv side Of f65th Street, run
rine: thence Northeriy at right angles with
165th street. one hundred and thirteen and
2S-f00 feet. thence Easteriv, parallel with
1s5+b street Twenty-Five CO feet. thence
Southerly again a. right angles with 165th
street one hundred and thirteen and 3@-i00
,f1c rs feet 70 the Northeriy side Of JS5th
street ana thence Westerly. along the said
11rtherlv side of 1G5th Street. TWENTY-FIVE
r25} feet 70 The point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York Sept. End 1910
JAMES g BRADY. Referee
- p u ATTORNEYS
plaintiff Office and = o Address. ECO
F3roadwav Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY,
The Following is a diagram Of the property
20 be sold
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FOR SALE.

EfC BARGAIas-siightiy used of1ee furniture
BIZ s,regyrftc-s cash registers, adding
rSir,eog-1phs. fling cabinets. SAFES, ad
s-sr- rnacnines. time clocks partitions check
&C.,. 5rs booscases. NATHAN'E. White street
.,T,PrS nooi ard new patent combination
t...tTS~- lowest prices. supplies. repairs
10, aIIes- builders. Dsc!teFs. i05 East 9th
=. Fsfsbiiyh=d $50
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HELP WANTED.
Male.


r,r-A--,S ~ handle our and cog~es expe-
-cy-e ng- necessary: Guild Up business OF
- 80 Call ~ write. BETns d Eee-- FOB
~ .scn 81. New York
-1,,r,T--- F,F.l3F-F familiar With factor. costs
- r,nle Isn0vsisGE- q stsnogTapnyi sal&F"
-. ..fyi,iil ~ acucyj. FlatIron Building
-t-,.-I-.g- aral.-st. facJory laboratory, SD
el--L T,4g \ T-T--Af A os--A9ust be- experience
l..-sfI- tl..gl.ins- rad designing, so week
"a F.lsF \ -t---Ie r;e7e,l eIoeerl-s 50 @-,-i-
@t----4 y S.r.l.lltv sis-s22 weekly SAL i1-
: i-,fF srFsortuuItv IT, strong sales
y .--..-5-rlce,l n anv iine q business STE
eG;R .PI{ER Tor orc q ii.e --Lss i.lnn... a.. ts5
Eesk - ,-oJxts. F<tsipses Service
- enc. ses singer Baildlns
- = .,ss-e Of larEa firm; must write CORD
j..I,s reiarg SIS Mtsniil fAEene.' IiAt'ron
EafidlnE.
We reed - one cure Ten 80
...,ts' P+rpIo, n snt Cooperation 30 Brad
49, cAssrsY}.
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The approximate amount % TIE lien or rfsrge-
TO satisfy which the abeve-described property is
to be sold. is S1.247-92, with interest thereon
from the 3rd day Of September. 1910 together
with costs and allowance amounting ~ $500 80.
with interest from september 9th. 1910. to
Estasr with the expense IT the yale The sp-
preHluate amounl Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates. IT other liens. which are be
allowed TO the purchaser out ~ TIE purchase
monesr or paid by the Reterse. Is $685. and
interest.
Dated New York September :. 1910.
zFs
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eURRoGATEs NOTICES.

GRAHAM, AMELIA Mn pursuance o. an
9r5eT Of FfoT1 Abner c. Thomas, Il Surrogate
- he County II New York, notice is hereby
given to al persnns having claims against Ame-
=, n Graham late OF Starlight New Jersey,
lalceased 10 present the SAME with vouchers
t-aTeoT 10 the subscribers a. thels PLACE Of
ts,sactinc business az the office Ct tier attor-
reZ-@ Nasten & Niehois al 40 Wall street. n
t95 civ OF New York. or before the 26th
Sgy OF September next
NH Iared Kew YORK. the 1Tth day IF March. 1910
BENJAMIN NORRIS wHtTLOCE.
COPNELIES II. EKITLOCK,
GRAHAM BKLSH.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

EoOkKEEPER. = Years experience. en-
ployej. recently finished course higher account
ing. wants position with expert accountant. also
stenoEra pher: references. Z l. ii. i Shepard
-TATF-ET- r 1227 wishes position. careful
driver. licensed. private family. Fred AIoede-
back. $50 West 49th St
FNGINFER-In gas producing plant. stean7
litter ard ullllwTiEht. II H - East 42d
81. care q Belden & Franklin Mach!ns Nerss-
"A [TT0P-French couple, children: frst class
recommendation from prominent private fam
iIv: understands steam and email repairing.
Man light colored, wants position as chauffeur,
C7,au Teur. Rex A. Tribune Uptown Once. "a.
1854 Froaf v-a<
RESPECT BILE nld5fe aged colored man, good
characte~- qutst. willing worker. wants posi-
ION as messenger porter III Office Or hotel. or
waiter in private family hotel. first class
reference personal Write or call J. Chambers,
SIS Adelphi st, BROOKLYN.
sTFN0GRA PHER-Fxpert: as private secretary;
re1uad and highly educated. A. Box -, fTib-
une Office
WATCHMAN OF GATE8IAN - Thoroughly
nrce. city reference. bond = required. Z I.
T9S Grand St Jersey City
EATCFFTAN wants position understands steam
boilers. rrin elevator good reference. NJ T.
1Sc Seherperhorr 81, HrooEi.n-
7-C7T-%C5 NA% u whose ambition does let
hirr rest until he has obtained the position
tina rewards honesty and hard wora- z :.
Tribune once.
YOT-NCT Man -. wishes position in oriaA:
Years experience. John .torsislta' i52 west
Ffoustcn 81.
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enhRn And ROOMS.

- s.-r,-sr SD sT--PriEats Is H. electricity
..-ar-~tsd sssaIA; gpleua,a tabs sps-lzl Gee
eos suite, opportunity
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szasa&aspsEseo.sr 15artiane Lz31er c. 1870 Orange
Eesssses4ass sssas.zsz 81. FsewsrA. = wE5IERN
LADDERS DELL AIRED Us FER Il. Tai So :. b.
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q --ss- Tx lr--Rs Eilhelmins RianHmeycr.
qua I'd an Ak EkWsrot Realty 60 ~ p gore
closure ~ rstgl- attorneys, cary = Carroll,
ANTHONY AVE g. 81 z 81 f9Ath ST
o. s--2 81 Irreg- Anthem ave. g. 3o-3 n y ..
ITzfh S. .. 7xs3.SX irreg, tE-o actions. Gns run
o. al zg+ Fk-ancE Rrsiy- % - al foreclosure
% Two Tatgs}. attorneys. Cary { Carroll
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Female.
ATTEND MS for strictly private sanstoTfuE.
liberal wages vitr maintenance and launfrs:
al expenses paid. Twins Nurse Agency, -
West IIth 81
1 COMPETENT scooter or English airl as par
lorTnaiG. SO reternnces Mrs Dickinson Co
operative Employment Agency, so 9Th ave
\ FIRST Class Scotch or English chamber
maid. go. references. Mrs. Dickinson. Co
operative EnrIo-ra~n. AG~ney. 10 5th ave
CF9AMBEEEI AID-F~a IN sewing; small private
family. r4usr have good references; wages SO
$50 Industrial Association. Inc Employment
AEencv. = West sd st
COOK S75-Sso mouth. Cali this morning. Miss
Anna Lacy. century Employment Agency. -
West SSrh st
COOK. $50: Lawrence. L. Call this morn
iuz Miss Mana Lacy Century Employment
Agency. l. West 2sth st.
FRENCH COY F5FNE s35: giri II years.
music II possible. near Aloahy' y 4 can
Miss Anna Lscy. Century Employment Agency.
II Wes1 3Stn s.
IjIFT-Respectable: 10 homework; two IN fam
lily; no cooking cal e35 West 144th 81
GIRL for general ho-lsework private family;
trr@e adults, any nationality; wages So In
tusrrial Association. Inc, Employment Agency,
II Vest 20 81
LlDTS MAID. dress hair. good seamstress.
FOR Long Island Call this morning, Miss
Anna I-scy. century Employment Agency, Il
West 2sth 81
I1ATNDREsS. for Mount kisco \. Y. tiII No
serubsr. MIS- Anna LACY. Century Employment
agency - ~ ''t'LL =.
MAID for elderly lady: must have experience
and good references: good wages Industrial
Association, Inc, Employment Agency, Il West
sd
N RSE-Entire charge of infant four months
cid: $50: country ali year Call Immediately
Hopkins Educational Agency 504 18th ave.
REFINED LADY middle age urencuuhered;
r7atron, hoIxekeeper. fraternity house college.
tosyu New York Stale. charge servants, table
a1-d hoIIsenoIl Cultured Tribune Office
u aNTEp-Girl for general haUsework. Un-lst -
good plain cook. have good reference tbrinE st
lJh herr: three in family; adults wages So.
So Convent ave. near West 18th st
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r ASIAN AND POINTS in u
oo~sS" NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL. RIVER LINE, Via NsvPert and ga
River Lv- Pier 10 y r. Y WsFrsn -, =
WFAT'TTT and PT2TSCfLLA Orchestra en each
PROVIDENCE LINE. Via Providence -seNe
Pier Is North River feot Murray -. =
DAYS 1nIy 2 90 ?. NJ Steamers PROV IDsisSt5
ana PLYMOUTH. Orchestra On each
NORWICH LINE. Via New London LT- -
40 y R # CIarkson St, week DAYS -"
P. NJ. pier 20 z. r. II. z. ed ST. 90 F VI
strs CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER "
CHAP
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford
Wood ; Hole, Narthas Vineyard NauEuesst-
Mattap oisetr. Marion and CaPe cod pcLntl.
Leave Pier 40. North River. foot Ct Cl1r1soh
Street week DAYS only az 500 p. NJ steamers
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hart
ford SpringhsId and North, week dsys szlT
Leave Per IS z p S-45 ?. N. foot Easr
END St. SEQ p NJ str RICHARD PICK
Tickets. srateFeoms and Information AZ C1rV
Ticket Office III RreadEav near CsTrlandt
s. Telephone 51e1 Corylsndf- Also az y I
Transfer and Tourist O11ces and a. PieFS
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female

STENGC1EA PIER wishes typewTifi1E - do dur
srg spare time: reasonable prices = Daniels.
ia East ID
YOUNG LADY Csout seru) graduate nurse, Dc
.s-z- position as nlIrS4 r0ufVanion 90 elderly
fsav ~. oyryalesceur child. highest references.
T,ov - Tribune Office.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

PsTHGATE AVE. n y. cor Ct 1920 81. 2.s9'
CRY Mortgage 60 leans tTask buiidins :" %-V'
CGn-
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,T.sT7-N & NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors
a. wall street, Borough Of Manhattan City
Ur-rt-


u T577FsUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
.En1- - Thomas a Surrogate Of the County
NJ sew YORK notice il hereby given 10 all
r.rrcn. having claims against Clarence Z
s0.{+p .ate Of he County 81 New York. de-
ceasa 10 present the same with vouchers
15-raof 10 the subscriber. at her place of
tr-4nsacting business, ~ the office ~ Donald
IN the CITY OF New York, on ar before the
10-h dav OF October next Dated, Nav York
Inc 3nth day Of March. 1910. EMMA K
SMITH Administrative DONALD MLEAN
A+forney for AdrairistTstriSs IT William street
Manhattan. New York City.
T.77N0ET7F CRARIEs-IN PURSUANCE, OF
an order Of Hon. Abner O. Thomas Stirro-
given to all parsons having claims aga INST
TI.art=s pnuohue. late Of the County of New
yortc deceased present the sa me- with ve,,rh-
e-e thereof the subscriber. his place o.
frarsaetiu- business. at the Office II IemuaI =
CrIsgsr No b Liberty Street. Borough OF Mar
haitian in the city OF New York, on or before
tha 1st das 81 December 1910
Dated New York. The 9Th fey of May. 1910
CHARLES q. COLEMAN. Executor
IEAITrEL Z. QCIGC, Attorney FOR Executor -
Liberty Street. Borough OF IEUAatj-i. Now
York civ.
RI3FfFELDT. OTTo.-IN PURSUANCE or AN
order of Hon. Abnel c. Thomas. 4 Surrogate
given u ali PERSONS having claims against Otto
ffTnr..df late af the county 81 New York de-
ceased prrs5 the serse, WITH vouchers u
or 60 the subscriber. al her place ~ trtnaar .ng
blsineHs a. tae flee % Howard 3, Cans 10 -
William street fn tie CITY 2 Sew York Oh n
Dated. New Yori-. March iIth. 1910.
BERTH REHFFLDT. Exeentrix,
HOWARD g CANS. Attorney far ExeCHtrix.
- William street, New York city.
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Isk EEk'S ORHNI CKVl0E

FEB. T. $500 up for u DAYS Al Expenses.
-Four nne mos. Round World Yours, S-lep 20
3tnoi leave oct .. Nov - and 10. & Jan =
FRANK & CLARK, Times Bldg. New YORK
CO0K'S TOURS AROUND THE WORLD
947h Annual series Send for booklet.
-rfI0S COOK 4 son. 245 Broadway.
s4a Madison Ave. 264 and $50 18th Ave. \. y
TRAVEL FREE.
r2ootxI-f Of 600 tours mailed on request
,IsTstsrs Tours. 81 West seth ST. New IoEk
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Perfect Afterno0n Outing Leavs Des5--Hsss
s. 1-45 p NJ connecting az West Point WIZ
-tSTn hIRAkV Due Ws=. AID es st. , $40 ,s.sns M
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fToth street.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
FURTHER SUBDIVISION
OF OSBORN DISTRICT
w. {. Thomas Files Plat of West Bal
timore Heights.

w F. Thomas, clerk of the board OF
continues to subdivide the
Osborn distric until now a considerable
area of that lately rural community is
divided into town lots. Yesterday Mr..
Thomas filed a plat of West Baltimore
Heights. He had previously laid out
Baltimore Heights and then North
Baltimore Heights.
The new subdivision has for its
northern boundary the country road
two miles north of the city and extends
from Central avenue to Third street.
The lots on Central avenue and Third
street are 112x195. Those facing the
county road are 107x224.
Four hundred and fifty feet south
of the county road is a new thorough
fare, Roanoke avenue. The plat eX-
tends 224 feet south of this avenue.
Cement sidewalks will be laid along
the side next to the county road and
on both sides of Roanoke avenue.
Arrangements were made yesterday
for service by the Phoenix water de-
partment Mr. Thomas paid into the
department $4,000 to pay for the lay
ing of pipe not only to West Baltimore
Heights but to property in the vicinity
belonging to adjoining owners. His
share of the expense was 1,400
There will be a 4-inch main along
the county road and Central avenue
and a 2-inch main along Roanoke ave-
nue..
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
THE CHOSEN PEOPLE AT HOME.
Most of the Inhabitants of Jerusalem
Now Are Jews.

A Jew who recently visited JeruSa-
lem declares that the original seven
hills seem to have been multiplied a
thousandfOld," Every street is stony
and hilly. Entrances to side streets
look SO much like the entrances to
houses that you have to be on the
alert or you walk Unexpectedly into
the bosom of some strange houhehold
One of theg reatest attractions the
city had for me-" writes this CORES
pendent of the Maccabean, was to
see there gathered together represen-
tatives apparently of every Jewry on
tn face of the earth. One meets in
the course of a few minutes Sephar-
dim in their 'tabbush,' Ashkenazin
from eastern Europe in brilliantly hued
'shibbutZin' and fur caps, or in more
sober attire capped by the low felt
that resembles the garb of a Low
Church parson more than anything
else l know.
"The Yemenites are far more Orien-
tai than their Polish brethren. With
the Yemenites we must class the Mo-
roccans, the Persians, the Kurdistan
Jews, all for the most part sunk in
deep poverty, and the Georgians Not
far from the Yemenites dwell the
Bokharan Jews, the wealthiest of the
Jewish settlers of Jerusalem.
In their costly coats of many col
ors we see them passing to and fro,
and if we follow them into their
houses we find every sign of COM
fort and prosperity. and in many in
stances wealth. There are also a few
English German, Russian, Swiss and
French Jews of culture and breeding,
who are self-sacrificing. devoting
their lives to the welfare of their
Jerusalem coreligionists.
Lastly. there are Russian intellec-
tuals- lin some instances, Jewish nihi-
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

Mrs. ID. E. Bierce of Globe is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. C. w.
Jayred.
S. NJ. Day of New York spent sew
eral days of last week in town.
General and Mrs. A. ]. Sampson left
Friday for southern California
L. Palmer of San Francisco was
weekend visitor in town.
]. c. Reed and daughter are spend
ing the week in town.
Miss Lucille Rays left Friday for an
extended eastern trip.
NJ. Cannon of St Louis is visiting
friends in town.
Charles K. Pishon left last week for
Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

lists Tin the religious sense of cOurse)
and others who claim American and
British nationality, but whose Ian
guage casts doubts upon their claim.
L am told also there are black Jews
in observation-disclosures formerly the
slaves of Jews, converted by their
masters. This may be, but l was not
introduced to any.
Within the last quarter of a CEN
fury Jerusalem has spread far beyond
the walls, so that of its $4,000 inhabi-
tants twO-thirds are computed to be
dwelling in the suburbs. With one
exception all the hotels are outside the
Jaffa Gate. Most of the principal
shops are also to be found in the same
neighbOrhoOd. Practically all the pub
lie institutions and residences of the
upper and middle classes are also
without the city.
Finally, in Jerusalem without the
walls are also situated the innumera-
BILE Jewish colonies that have sprung
up within recent years. In these are
included the Montefiore colonies, both
those established by Sir Moses him
self and also by the Montefiore Tes-
timonial Fund.
THE local administrator showed US
the houses put up by the latter. They
appeared to be satisfactory I'm every
respect. well and substantially built
of stone in situations that compare
most favorably with the dwellings
within the town from. which their in
habitants are drawn.
These buildings are continually in
,creasing in number and are not of an
'eleemosynary description, inasmuch as
they are paid for by their inhabitants
on the building loan system. No one
can therefore cavil at the good work
the fund is doing, a work all the more
necessary in consequence of the great
and continual increase in the Jewish
population of Jerusalem, twO-thirds
of whose inhabitants are now of our
faith.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
A MODERN LEADER.

To all inquiring souls he acts
AS friend, philosopher and guide;
In every case he knows the facts,
And he has Travelled far and wide.
He's never happier than when
His informatin he bestows-
1 look up to that man of men,
l wish 1 knew the things he knows.
He's monarch of all things he sees,
And he the deepest pleasure finds
In solving our perplexities
And in enlightening our minds.
Upon his throne he smiles at us
And all his virtues there are
shown
Upon a big sightseeing bus
And blowing through a megaphone,
Nathan NJ Levy.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
ELoWEREp LAWNS.

Pretty lowered lawns, sold for Is
cents yard. make serviceable and
dainty dresses for summer wear.
Make them plain, with short sleeves.
Dutch neck and girdle of soft satin
to match the flower
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
RoNNEIs EoR RABIES

They are making bonnets for babies
which are counterparts of motor bon
nets worn by grown-ups. and the lit
tie dears are charming peeping from
under the coquettish brims.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

We've just received big line of Pure Silk hosiery;
plain cools, tan, blue, black dark red and green; all
sizes 95 to 11a-which we're specializing at SOC the
pair.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

Great variety of soft collar
shirts here; white and colors,
soisettes and silks $1.O0 to $500.
Fine line of new soft front
shirts; with soft turn back cuffs,
$1.75 to $3.50. Great line of
other shirts; madras and per-
Gale soft and plat bosoms, $1.75
to $500.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

The Neighorbhood bridge club was
pleasantly entertained last Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. David
son and Mrs. f. T. Ceilings and Harry
Kennedy made the high scores. The
club will meet this week with Mr.
and Mrs. ID. II. Burtis.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

The straw hat business is a
special feature here. We can
please your taste in straw that
will fit your head, and your
body and purse. Twenty styles
of sailors, So to SIS. Manila
palm hats $500 to $500. A big
shipment of those light wood
fibre hats just in, $500.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Ceilings were
hosts at an enjoyable meeting of the
d. T. club Friday evening. The high
scores for the evening were made by
Mrs. C. NJ. Scott and w. s. Colds
worthy. Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Johnson
will entertain the club Friday even
ing
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

IN these clothes of ours, manufactured especi-
ally for us by Alfred Benjamin & Co. and
Hirsh- Wickwire Co., you'll find the quality you've
been looking for. Fabrics are all-wool; the tail
oring is the finest possible; styles are correct to
the smallest detail and there's an immense line to
select from Suits S18, $40, $25, $50 up to $40.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler Gardi-
ner returned last week from Los An
geels but will leave tomorrow for Tel
luride, Colorado, where they will be
the guests of Mr.. GARDENERS sister,
Mrs. Bailey. for a week. The remain
der of the summer they will spend
at Ocean Park.