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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
REDUKED
IN SUPREME COURT
Vicious Assault Upon the Last
Two Administrations by
Alexander H. Bacon.

Washington. Dec. 2-DecIaring that
under the last two admin stratiOus 30
had been necessary in order TO be a
great soldier. TO bow TO the scepter and
an attorney OF New York. today stirred
the supreme court OF the United
states. With some indignation Assoc
ciate Justice White Interrupted the
lawyer with an objection 90 what he
termed "asperslons upon "A coordinate
branch Of the government. not con-
tanned in the record being considered
by the court" Mr.. Bacon withdrew his
statements with apologies
The attorney was arguing that the
courts Of the District OF Columbia had
erred in refusing to compel the war
department officials TO bring into
court the records Of the case Of Sec
ond Lieutenant Flint Winslow Hart
Reeves. artillery corps, and to rein
state him.
Bacon claimed that Reeves had suf-
fered from nervous exhaustion while
serving in the Philippines and that his
physical condition entitled him TO re-
tiremcnt on three-fourths pay. In
stead and by reason Of alleged enemies
In the war department. 30 was claimed
by Mr. Bacon that Reeves had been
dismissed with only one years pay
I'm this day OF imperialism said Mr..
Bacon. 1T seems TO be a feeling even
among judges that the President OF
the United States can do anything.
The time was when an officer would
spurn the idea Of promotion through
his wife's influence. Things have
In a brief filed in the court. Mr.
Bacon said that Lieutenant Reeves
dismissal would be a blot upon the
fair name Of military, Justice If such
methods are TO prevail" said he. every
officer viii feel that his commission
is unsafe in the hands Of an unsCrupu-
ious department. and that flattery and
suhservienCy are more potent DroteC-
tors TO "A commission than efficiency
In the line Of duty
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
LIFE INSURANCE MAN
VISITS LOCAL AGENCY
George B. Scott, Assistant Secretary
of Metropolitan Company, Is En-
tertained at Commercial Club.

George r. Scott. assistant secretary
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company, and director OF agencies Of ali
territory west OF Denver. was the guest
Of honor at luncheon given by Joseph
Meltzer. president Of the Utah AssOcia-
ton Of Life Underwriters, and super
intendent OF the salt Lake MetrOpOli-
tan agency, at the Commercial club yes
terday noon.
Prominent local insurance men. in
Guiding all agents OF the local Metro
pOlttan branch. Insurance Commissioner
Willard Done and others were present.
In an after-dinner speech. Mr.. Scott
declared that he had Travelled far and
wide, but at no place outside Of New
York City had he found more magnif-
lcent nome tor commercial Organiza-
tons than that OF Salt Lakes CONNER
Cial club.
Not only its pretensions. but those
Of the many colossal business buildings
throughout the city are far beyond toe
general conception Of salt Lake I'm the
east said Mr.. Scott. They give a
metropolitan air and attitude not to be
eNcelled in any other western city"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
Women In0ugurGte Campaign
To Secure Early Shopping
D

40 YOUR Christmas shopping be-
fore s o'clock In the evening
and complete 90 before Christ
mas week.
With this as their slogan the women
~ the Central Christian church have
iuau Eurated "a campaign against tardy
Nulctldc trade and the usual eleventh
hour rush that swamps the stores and
ovcrworl1s clerks
Actuafcd By desire 90 Tighten the
burdens or store employee us much MS
possible. the womcn's organization OF
the Christian church met and decided
upon campaign. The members OF
the organizations an pledged them
selves to do their shopping before D.
M. and 60 see that an thcfr Christmas
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03

purchases were made before the begin
ming Of Christmas week.
The secretary was instructed TO
send out communication 10 other
church organizations Of the city. set
ting forth the plan adopted by the
Christian church women, and request
ing that they enlist In the campaign.
The women Of the Emmanuel Baptist
church have signified their intention TO
lend support 90 the early shopping
movement and 10 is expected that the
orEa nizations Of other churches Of the
city Will do the same
Meetings are being arranged at
which the matter viii be more fully
discussed and brought to the atten
ton OF other organizations OF the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
rrII,rMIc d. rnrnnIn.

ST. Joseph. No. Dec. 2--As result
a. the urofracted dry weather fnis fai1
there o. nu epidemic Of typhoid fever
90 "a viruIcuf form throughout north
western Missouri. The contariou has
Joseph and fhero have been MANY
deaths. THE local board. of fcafth has
taken Steps Co close cieforur and I'm
wells. nearly am OF which have become
contaminated.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
FARLEY p. PRATT BURIED
Many Friends Attend Funeral Services
90 Man KILLED ~ Electricity.

The funeral Of Farley j.. Pratt. who
was killed from an electric shock while
working It The new church power
house Tuesday. was held az . o'clock
yesterday afternoon from the mOrtuary
chapel Of fnr UDuuueN undertaking
company Bishop Alvin A. Eceslcy OF
ficinfrd. tie was assisted hT the fol-
towiuE. Alfred SOrcuson. represent i'm &
the carpenters uuion. Bishop 7. Widt-
soc and ~ D.. Pratt.
Those acting as uallhrarcrz were.
Bert Mock. p. -. Trinp. I'D Eo-rvin.
4. vs.. Ar1viu. a.. VI. Vineon and Alfred
SoreuEou. Infrrmrnf took place fri the
city cemetery. There was an ahuuf-
nurr or floral tributes
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
MERCHANT ~ u1NIlRUrT.

Frank Y. Husbands. SIC East First
South street. "a merchant OF this city.
yesterday filed n netifion iu voluuta ~
bankruptcy iu fh, United States dis
frict court. Ills liabilities amount 90
&1.649.1G. covered av assets amourfiu-
90 gf1f1 GS 81 which amount $50 o.
claimed to- bc exempt. The nriuciuaf
items in his assets are lease on the
property 40 SO East FIRST south street.
valued 90 81 goo. ca stock OF groceries
worth F6r6.16. and fixtures valued at
$500. The business has been iu the
hands OF tho Utah Association " cred f.
g. Men since Scutcml.rr 4.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
BURGLARY IS CHARGED
Charles y. Holmes. An Ex-Conyict. Ar
rested ny Police Following En-
trance I'm Clothing store

Charles r. Holmes. an eN-convict
was arrested yesterday by Patroiman
Richard BevnOu and Tom CASSIDY .
charged with burglary iu the second
degree Of a Jewish clothing store at
1884 West Second South street Thurs
day night. The crash Of scylight
through which Holmes leaped. attract
ed the attention Of neiEhbors. Holmes
made his escape under the glare OF the
street lights. and was not apprehendcd
until morning.
Arrested on charge OF petit larceny
fu 1905 Holmes was sentenced TO six
months in the county jail. shortly AFT
.er his release from the county jail ne
was arrested on g charge or burglary.
with the result that ne was given three
years i'm the state prison. He was re-
leased upon good behavior
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
LABOREH KILLED.

Grand Rapids. Mich Dec. "A steel
case house containing dynamite cx-
ploded az the plant or tho Alahastiuc
company. south % this city. today. one
piece Of the building was hurled TWEEN
ty feet and struck George Nunsce. n
lnhorcr. killing him Instantly.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
uInnr.RI:D AND nOnRrD.

sistcrsville. W Va, Dec. 2.-Nrs.
Elizabeth Allen. aged eighty-scven
years. 3 wealthy widow. was found
dead today in her homo Ga Shirley. near
here. 4 large sum OF money which she
had in the house g. missing and the
coroner is OF the opinion she was
stranried Mrs Allen lived alone.
In "a house twenty feet away her son
John is dying from consumption.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03
KILLING FROsTs.

New Orleans. Dec. Freezing tenn
peratures were reported this morning
as far south as northern Florida. with
killing frosts at Jacksonville and Mo
lille
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-03

4 private safe may be rented I'm the
FIRE and burglar proof vault Of the salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. % Up. Main
street. s. per year and upwards
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
RICH WINS POLO DERBY
English Player Captures Cup
After Thrilling Race.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune

Narragansett Pier r. l., Aug I9.-Harry
Rich, Of the English polo team, mounted Oh
his favorite pony, Little Biilee. won the
polo pony DERBY to-day in the race at two
furiongs on the beach here for the Casino
Cup Earl Hopping was second and R G.
Rcsengarten third. Altogether there were
seven entries that started from the pavil-
ion on the beach northward TO the old pa
vllion- In the list were Devereaux Mil
burn, Of the Meadow Brooks; p g Smith
John Fell and c. P. Wiley.
In getting the medley under way H H.
Holmes, the starter. did not notice that c.
P. Wiley's pony had backed 10 the line
and had his tail where his head should
have been Wiley was therefore left in the
ruck of the running. The result was that
Wiley, who carries the colors of the Far
Quier Hunt. challenged Rich and the win
her, Little Billie, and the Nirginians pony
the General. viii have a special race to-
morrow.
MiIburn. who WIS the faTorrte. got away
III the lead with Rich. Hopping and Rosen-
garten at his quarters. At the furlong
Hopping and Rosengarten showed for
moment in front. Then Rich came up and
drove to the finish under hand and whip,
winning By an open length The judges
were: ". II. Coombs. a. J. Conroy, z. A.
Gil and A Borga. Clerks-Andrew Radel
and 4. l. Smith. weigher-John Marshall.
Starter-H- H Holmes
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
Tilted. JUMPS INTO RIVER
Man Tries to Save Girl; Life
saver Lands Both.

Joseph ReilI=. of the Volunteer LifesaVlnS
Corps station at the recreation pier at The
foot Of West 129th street saved Two per
sons who might have been drowned IN the
North River of that pier last night.
Those rescued were a young woman, WHO
ea5d she was Beatrice Silwashua, and VINO
Wa after-rard charged with attempted
suicide. and Fritz Gall. of No. SO Old Broad
vav. the first TO go 10 the young woman
aid
The Young woman, who refused 10 give
5e- address. but said she had been Jiteo
~ a lover. leaped into the river from the
lou-er balcony of the pier Just as the Al
barv of the Albany Day Line, and the
Posedale We're passing
the cries of scores on the pier ana shoutS
Of There's a woman in the river. caused
tho riIo4s of the steamers to stop.
Fritz Gall. proprietor OF SODA water
fountain on the pier. leaped into the river
,,,,7 e,,-ar,, 70 the rescue. He succeeded III
l,aa,inr the zirl afoat for few minutes.
pa;II1- nassed the end Of a rope TO Lieu
tenant Miller. of the West 125th street sIa-
.ior and 70 PatroIman Hayden. and then'
,,-i+r The other end fastened about hlm'
I'm, ia the exhausted couple just as they
u,ere sinking and brought them sa1elg 10
sl-a ME
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
II Lawn Tennis = Other Sports
BURNS 0UTP0INTs ol FAIRY
Jersey City Bantamweight Wins
Fast Round Rout

FRANKIE Burns the anta-,,.oi.,. 20 T.
Sey City. slugged his wa,r N -. 80
Dung OLeary. of tho r-ns,-.res..- @.
t'fIent, IN a fast and fur,o,,- -, r,,,,,a
bout at the National Snor+ir, C,,,,, -
Anerlca last night. The bo,,+ No. -,
'luon OF the first meeting of III. hos
'ooh pace at the Olympic Club of
iha- eiii' ieiii' iaSt winter. when O'I,earv had a
siish' shade the better of the argument
IedfY mao little the better of the
thlTo' hIth and ninth rounds. but in tba
remaining periods the Jersey lad had
'iiihss ms own way. Burns was slightly
'a-ier 1han OLeary and had a little Ionger
ieach' winch he used 10 great advantage
in the long range boxing
burns was the better man throughout +,,.
entire bout and outpointed O'I.earv IN oil
stages OF boxing. He worked a nicely
hliled left 10 the head and face that black
ened both the East Sider's ewes and ken+
ms mead eobbing back and forth frankie
was also better at the ;nf5e,+i,. .r5
pounded O'Leary's body until the iat+er
doubled over and clinched in order to save
himself from punishment It was this av,
fui body beating that sapned oIes-,-,s
speed and strength and slowed hin, dow,
70 walk and made him an cas-, +.-sa+
Tor the Jersey lads punches later on in the
bout
oLeary boxed well. and against slower
man than Burns would have made a be+,er
showing than he did. He was clever and
WORKED a nice left hook to the face which
landed often and carried lots of force. He
siiooh 6urns with right cross to the jaw
ana mead several times during the engage
mont
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
GOULD DRIVER HIGH MARK
Chauffeur Who Says He Has Made
200 600 Miles Gets 100 Per Cent.

Albany. Aug. 19.-S. S. koenig. Secretary
=, state. to-day gave Thomas j. Langton,
of Irvington-on- the Hudson. a rating or
100 per cent in his examination for a
chauneur's license under the Calian auto
mobile law.
Langton is a chauffeur for Miss Helen
Nj. Gould. and swears that he has driven
r.n,omobiIes more than 500 900 miles. the
ssstance record so far chauffeurs ex-
en,ined In this state are concerned. Lang
ton has been IN the employ OF Miss Gould
esl 600 miles in this state during that time.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
RESULTS AT CAMP PERRY
National Rife Association Urges Gov
ernment Aid.

Camp Perry Ohio. Aug. 19.-Throughout
the first of the two days of preliminary
firing In the national match excellent light
nravaIled. but the wind went zig-zagglng
this afternoon. preventing the crafuest
cracks from making more thap centres
The National Rife Association of America
held its annual meeting this evening at the
recreation tent of the 26th United States
Infantry Lieutenant General J. G.. Bates,
L s A retired. the president, presided.
The report of the secretary. Lieutenant
Albert J. Jones. stated that there were
.56S entries in the four days matches,
which closed yesterday. and that the mem
bership this year Included eighteen civil
ian rife clubs, thirteen college clubs,
twenty-five schoolboy clubs. and AL annual
members.
The secretary particularly emphasized the
need Of government aid in the work Of ex-
tending Workmanship skill to the citizen
ship of the country. He emphasized the
expediency of he members using all proper
means to urge Congressman to secure the
passage of the pending bill. introduced
by Mr.. Hall. of Iowa, and referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs. providing
for the free issue of arms and ammunition
to civilians. colleges and schooboy clubs.
and an annual appropriation Of 100000 TO
carry on this work
A new match was proposed by Lieutenant
Jones, TO be held yearly at the close Of the
national matches between a team composed
of the twenty national guardsmen ranking
highest in the national, individual and the
Presidents matches and teams from the
several corps Of the United States service.
The leaders in the five individual revolver
matches of the National Rife Association
were as follows:
Slow fire (C75 yards)-C. E Orr, Alton
Rife Club S3-
Twenty five yards Ctinned fre)-W- H
Spencer, Missouri. 81.
Fifty yards Ctimed free z. Reising.
Connecticut, 80.
Fifteen yards (rapid hre)-Leroy Lyons,
Colorado. s6.
Twenty-Five yards rapid FREE. C. Rel
sing, 80.
The grand aggregate honors of these re-
voIver matches were won by. c. E. Orr. AL
ION Rife Club. who scored l.8l5. E. q.
Re,sfng was second. ct 1,sl2: Leroy Lyons,
third. s07. The Evans skirmish match
was again won by the United States in
fsntry team, the victor in 1903. The Ten
nessee National Guard came in second and
.he 74th New York third Lieutenant G..
n Brandt 9Th United States Cavalry, with
a sS captured the annual members cham
ton shin match.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NO LIGHT ON RICE MURDER
Ease Nav Ever Remain Mystery,
SAYS Coroner.

Cleveland. Aug 19--After he had exam
"a = few unirnportant witnesses Coroner
f,xaugar announced to-day tnat he had
-.,,,,1Ieted the formal inquest into the
...,,r5er of William L. Rice, millionaire at
+or,av. who was shot in the street near
- home here on the night Of August D.
&c will not announce his finding until he
-. axs,nined several persons informally
,o,s these being William Nelson crom-
- Btee's New York business associate
n,s Mrs. Rice Cromwell is expected here
tomorrow -
..The inquest has thrown no light on
=. st manner in which Rice met ms
s-s.b said the coroner Unless some
,,rsypected tip. voluntarily given by some
- connected with the crime turns up
-, case ia likely TO remain mystery
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
WHOSE FLAG WAS IT7
New Jersey Wishes to Return 1t and
Virginia Authorities Are Puzzled.
,p.- r.i.r-spb TO The Tribune

nv Telegraph 10 The Ifiou4e.J
rsi-b-,ond Va aug. 19.-The executive
snd military departments OF Virginia are
,,,,zzIed over the identification OF a Con
fesarate battle flag, thought to nave oeei'
General StonewaI Jackson's, but winch ID
now in the possession OF the State OF rev
Jersey II was captured and carried Soi IA
I,,- New Jersey troops in the CiV1l war
some days ago communications were re-
oof,,sd from Governor Fort and AoJuldnl
General SaddIer of New Jersey statliis
.bat The flag would be returned to virginia
80 formally presented by the Governor III
case its identity could be established since
re, the authorities have been work'hs
hard to place the banner
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
KENNEDY ON THE JUMP
OutpolDts Dixie Kid in Fast
n-Rouud Bout,

Fighting Kennedy slightly outpointed
Dixie Kid in a fast ten-round bout at
the LeRigh Athletic Club last night. Ken
nedy forced the milling from bell TO bell
and had the agile negro in trouble several
times during the bout. This bout marked
the second meeting of the pair. Dixie"
winning the last bout in eight rounds. when
'he referee stopped the bout to save Ken
nedy from being knocked out.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
STORAGE NOTICES

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE cont
pany ~ ~ and ~ West 6+th StFeeJ-To Is
tate ~ Mrs. Henry Kelly. W. n Kelly and Lille
r Kelly. VI l.. Nichols : Jerome Uhl. Miss n
Giblin Miss H. Kreusch. Mrs. = " Allison.
Mrs = r. Cox. Alfred g Terry. W. H. Kelly,
Mrs William Hunt sidney Drew. ". " Hadiey
Mrs Ida How aEld. /. &, F. killian, Mrs. J. =.
YesSer Mrs. George W DE Haven Mrs kellogg
Uurand WyckofT- Church \ Partridge. ms. y.
r Burt f C. 9cofeId Mrs. E. Harries- Mrs.
Grace Hayward r. F. Malone Mrs VI Green
wald Or II Altshul. Mrs. e IT Pier You an
each OF you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of lien anon the property herein
after having expired. after due notice thereof
bad been given YOU. viii such prop
erty L. wit household goods and merchandise
stored by you or in YOUR name IN the wayeil ousa
~ the company. to BE sold public auction.
soreiing q, the statute IN such cases made ami
nrDvided al the auction rooms of W. II Fiattau
= son southeast corner 18th StTeer & University
Place New York civ commencing TtIssday-
SeDternher 9Th. 1910, az ia;So a IA. and contiuu
{ns ON every Tuesday aad Wednesday thereafter
at the same place and hour until al The goods
have been sold LIBERTY SrpRAtsE AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY. 80. t5 and ~ West
54th street
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner {. Thomas, a Surrogate or the County of
New York notice IL hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Cornelius d. Mitchell late
OF tho County of New York, deceased TO present
the same with vouchers thereof. to the sub
scriher at her place ut transacting business at
the office OF Mitchell Il Mitchell. No 81 ana al
Wall street In the city of New York on or be-
fore the 3oth iay OF January. 1911, next
Dated New York, the 2oth day or July 1910
MARY b d. MITCHELL Executrix
MITCHELL. a MITCHELL. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix "a and 10 Wall street. Manhattan.
New Ycrx C.ttV-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING CONNiISSARY. Z. ;.
Army % whitehall It. New York City. y Y
August 70 I9IO--SeaIed proposals, IN trIpitcate.
for Furnishing and delivering I3l. S7e No. . cans
corn and - 62b No = Peas VIII Be
ceived this Office until 10 clock a il, sep
tember 10 1910 Information furnished on ap
pIication. Envelopes containing proposals should
De- marked Proposals for subsistence stores
col A L SMITH \ e. c.. L. ; Army
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
Room 800 Custom House. Baltimore, Md.
Aug Il 1910 sealed proposals for dredging ta
Southwest Baltimore HafEor and curtis BAY
Channel! Nc VIII be received az this oFtlCs
untH / oscIcck P NJ. sept 70. 1910 and then
publicly opened Information on application
THOS. L. CASEY. colonel Engineers
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
Female.
LOST BANkHOOkS.

BANKBOOK No. 513s30 of the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing. Any person having a
claim it Is hereby called upon TO present the
same within days submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK NO. 54s, ,29e of the E,Tnigrant In
dustrial Savings Bank Payment stopped.
Please return book 70 bank. No. 81 Chambers ST.
LOsT-Bankbook No. ShS. G2I Bank FOR Savings,
No. $50 4th ave, New York; payment stopped Z;
please return book to bank
IOST-Rankbook No. 9T9, 800 Bank FOR Savings.
No. $50 4th ave, Now York; payment stopped; /;
please return book TO bank
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th and
3Tth Gtss until clock p. Advertisements ;
received al the following branch offices at reg
MAR oflce rates until o'clock D. m, viz: 2G4
9Th ave- s. e. 23d ST.. i5s 9th ave- cor
18th ST: 1a4 East 14th st: 25T West 42d st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
we're is follows
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
WORK WANTED.

Male
CHAUFFEUR UR.-Mechanic. - years old. de-
sires position driving repairing; careful
driver. sober, obIiging; best references De
Babier 500 West 2Sth ST.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position; sober careful.
honest: good references. Charles Perkins,
904 Brooklyn ave, Brooklyn.
MAN C30l. German. wishes position with ad-
useful man: references. Eich. 2S53 Sth ave.
whore good work will be appreciated; clert-
cal or otherwise: good ali around man: neat
appearance and well recommended familiar
with paper business. r. O., Box eS. Tribune
Office
YOUNG MAN wishes position messenger;
best of references and bond IL required. cash
otherwise. with surety company W. D.
Shirly. 35 West 135th ST.
YOUNG MAMIE wholesale house: has had
two wears experience in offce work: best
references. Box ID. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN 1s. high school education. office
experience. desires position :. Ecknan. jr.,
f05f Union ave, Bronx
Female
COMPANION ATTENDANT-Tou woman,
educated. musical, companion to lady ffv-
ing In Bridgeport Stamford Greenwich;
references. Address. l.. V, Tribune Ofnce
IFESSMAKER wants more work home: dresses.
waists remodelling; prices moderate Mitchell.
oiT West 63d =
REFINED WELL EDUCATED young woman
desires position useful companion to par
tial invalid NJ q. 26o West 44th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

ABOVE AL CUMPETITORS--Sa satisfactory
dealing Prompt cash payments for c0mpi-ts
libraries small collections Of miscellaneous
literature can always be obtained. HENRY
~ Br0adway telephone. 5000 Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
FARMHAND.-so5 German: good milker and
tearnster: farm experience in this country.
sober, obIiging. Mathewson Agency, 8is 9th
Tel 3TS-Bryant.
GARDENER.-Swiss single, 26. wants posi-
ton OF gentlemans place; best references.
Address. Hans A. Vaupel 306 East 6oth ST
USEFUL. MAN.-s25;. German; all round use
fui. outside work; hoEse. cow. poultry, etc.
references Mathewsou's Agency, S1S 9Th ave.
Tel 3Ts-Bryant
Female.
HOUSEWORk ER-YounR German woman; good
cook; bake; excellent laundresS, mas chlId
five years; wages reasonable: city. country. Nor
row Agency, 72f Lexington ave. corner bSth St