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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-24

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-24

PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Home phone 224 Blue. 7.25-2mos
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
MRS. MARTIN PRODS DOCTOR
Expert at Sanity Hearing Nettled by
Her Harsh Criticisms

Mrs. Caroline B Martin continued yes
terday her Interruptions of the proceedings
in the Circuit Court. Newark, 70 test her
sanity. Dr. c &. Boiling the states eX-
pert. who maintains she is sane. was an
der cross-exarninati0n, and Mrs. Martin
continued to be hostile 10 him. although
ne was fighting 10 make Il the courts
.-ldgment that she IS sane. as she says
she is During a recess Of court Mrs
Martin addressed the doctor as he sat in
the witness chair
You are called the iIlustrious cracker
lack" she said. Why didn't you tell all
the truth? Little you know Of an Ameri-
can woman. 1 didn't say a woman Of my
age should he Islerized- I SAID should -
Oslerized-
one interruption by Mrs. Martin was
when her counsel asked the doctor relative
70 an interview the doctor mad with Mrs
Martin in the jail
Were you the inrerlocutor?" he asked
What is this a minstrel performance:
snapped Mrs. Martin
Asked 10 give a definition of insanity,
witness called it mental disorder due TO
diseased brain.
Hes d foreigner, he can't judge an
American shot in Mrs Martin
Apparently irritated by questions relat-
ing 70 his qualifications the doctor
snapped: I haven't any exaggerated ego
YES he has" Mrs Martin declared
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
N0RWEGIANs APPEAL TO KNOX
Captain and Mate Arrested IN Civil
Suits Allege Treaty Violation.

Portland. Ne Nov e5.-FoIIowing the
ares III civil suits OF Olaf Rynning, Of
Ch-scia1ia- Norway. captain and Anders
Herman Anderson, Of Christiania- mate
of t-e Norwegian tramp steamer Skog-
sta6- now discharginE cargo At this
port Nj BrEn. the Norwegian Minister at
Washington. has made representations 20
Phlsr6er g Knox. Secretary Of State.
RAJ the men are held III violation Of the
treaty Z July L 1887, between Norway,
Sweden and the United States
CAPTAIN Rynning and Mate Anderson to-
ca -e-i-foned Judge Clarence Hale. in the
Tinted States District Court, for q WRIT of
hs5aaS corpus releasing them from the
technical custody in which they are held
CT board The Skogsra6t. where keeper has
beer placed on behalf OF Otto Peterson, a
seaman. formerly d member Of the crew.
Peterson. Rao was arrested last July and
he'd for safe keeping on request Of his su-
Ve-ia- officers brought two suits against
Captain RE1ni1E and two against the mate,
asking 500 damages for assault and S0o
so- false arrest
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
NOTICE OF sILaaafONs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF
New York Duane : Everson. PlaintliT. asalnsii
The Mountain Construction company, SaIl1cI
Mann William Y. Simpson, and Mary y
the plaintiff being ignorant OF the present SUI
name OF the person so designated ds 1laIy a
- and the person Intended oE slch af-slSIl[t-
ton being the person 10 whom. under tne name
n Nary A. Franklin. the premises descripec n
the complaint in this action We're conveyed oy
The Mountain Construction Company Aeieue-
auts-Surnrrors- Plaintiff desires the trial 70 oe
had in the County New Tors--TO the anoVe
named T1eTendar You are hereby summoned 20
answer the comp ai1r IN this action ana 10 serve
a ropx, of your answer on the Plaintiff s Attor-
nev within twenty days after the service OF
this summons exclusive of the day or service
and in case Of your failure 20 appear, OF answer
Judgment VIII le taken against you by deiaUL-
for the relief demanded in the comp amt
Dated New York. October 2Ht1, 1910
THOMAS HOOKER. Plaintiffs Atrorrey-,
Post Office address and 0fiCe. No au9 broad
wav Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
To -he defendant. Mary A ---- the pam
-!@F being ignorant Of the present surname Il
the person 50 designated as Mary a --. and
the person intended ~ such resignation BENG
the person to whom urde~ the name Of Mary 4
FRANKLIN the premises described in the complaint
- This action were conveyed by The Mountain
Construction Company The foregoing summons
is served upon you by publication. pursuant 20
ar order II the Hon Henry Bischor a Justice
OF the supreme Court Of the State or New York,
An ted the 18th dav Of November, 1910 and sled
vtfrr rha complaint the office Of the Clerk OF
House IN the Borough OF Manhattan Cf the City
OF New York.
Tated New York CITY November fTth. 1910
THOMAS HOOKER. plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post Office address. No 800 Bro sd-
way. Borough of Manhattan Nsw YORK Civ
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
LEAVES ALL TO SON-IN-LAW
Mothers VIII Says Daughter
Disgraced Her Family.
TBy telegraph 20 The Tribune

Hackensack. \. J. Nov. 25.-Mrs. Marion
EveTingham. wife Of Lorenzo J. Evering-
ham, viii contest the will OF her mother.
Mrs Addie B. Howard. Of Coytesville. \.
j, which beqUeaths an estate valued at
$1,000 10 Everingham.
After giving 10 her son-in-law her prop
eTTy absolutely Mrs Howard says: u make
this bequest 70 make partial amend for
the wrong done him by my daughter, Mar
ion Everingham. his wife, who not only
robbed him of MS house and home, but dis
graced him. herself and ne"
Everinghan Is a seafaring man. Upon his
return from an extended voyage ne found
his home at Coytesville closed up and all
his furniture gone. Mrs Eyeringham and
his nineteen-year-old nephew disappeared
together and are said 10 be living in Brook
Iyn- The contest VIII be started before
Judge Milton Demarest al Hackensack on
Wednesday. Ex-Prosecutor P. ". StagS is
counsel for Mrs Everingham. John :.
Mackay represents EverinEham, who is sole
executor under the Will.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
STORAGE NOTICES.
NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 18TH. 1910
UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE CO..
u

UNION TRANSFER STORAGE co,
l2l I23. l25 EAST 22ND ST, y. I. CITY
To G Adolphus W. D Bartles, Mrs Loretta
Bernstein. " D. P. Bliss. D. B. Bosardus.
DR.. J. H B-yce. Mrs. Jeanne Buonsiorno: N.
Il Cahoon, H L Cheney, Mrs. J. l. Clarke
Mrs E Connohy r. J CondsH Miss ; E
Cornell JAS H. Crotty, Mrs NJ. Curtis Mrs
Elizabeth ". Curley, \. l. Cheney, lewis
Scott Dabo, Mrs c G. Dahn. z. De Haven.
De veittIe. ! gnss Diamond. f 2 Davis H.
NJ. Donner, Allen Doone Theo. Dragits VI. n. ;
Essi5 L NJ F9lleE E.,s5 95ra5d@. a.. Gs@ n
way. Mrs. N. Henderson. Mrs, NJ Herlt, Bar
ton Hill ". Hustled o II Hurd. J. a. JerEer
son Co, Mrs. Il. kabriskie, @ Y. Kaufman.
E Kuauer. Mrs Josephin- Lafferty, Mrs
denberg 4 b Lawyer, Mrs G. Lennon, Mrs.
W H Leonard. ". P. Loagh. Mary E. Lordon.
Joe MACY, Mrs. E. Marshall. Alice Moore.
dell Florence Nichols, John ! O'Neill, Mrs
Elizabeth O keefe. K Ormes. Output Novr'-y
Paine. Mrs. H. o. Paine. Mrs. H. c. Palten.
Port Jarvis Realty co. Nine. A Pupin. J. Y
Redpath Frank Rignau r. J. Rattray Mrs.
c p Robinson. J. Ross, Harris B. Rothkow-
ltzt 9i mrs a'lT eaa,e~s E Srri.sg iilfan
seymour The Sims Edison Electric Torpedo
co Society for Prevention Of crime. Q. =. ".
Smith Mr.. or Mrs. Remington Squire :. F.
Stewart, II B. Stevens Music Co. Street &
Finney T. F. sykes, Theatre Phone CO.. Mrs.
curt Won Sauet claire washington. Mr. or
Weatherwax. W. Mrs MabeIle wein. Ollie La
Monde g A. Macdonald John Nondi Mrs.
Mary REYNOLDS. Mrs. \. Stetson, Jr.-You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the time
for payment Of this C0mpany's lien upon the
property hereinafter described HAVING EX-
PIPED after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. this COMPANY VIII such
nI cperty 20 Wit HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER
SCNAL EFFECTS AND MERCHANDISE.
stored by YOU or in vour name. in its ware
houses to he sold at public auction. according
10 the statute in such cases made and provld-
ed in itg warehouses 10. T22. 125 EAST 2gNn
ST NEW YORK CITY. on THY RSDAY DE
CFNHFR 18TH. 1910, AT I0:S9 a NJ and
IL the sale thereof s not completed on said
date the same viii he continued AT the same
Mace on each and every Thursday therea fte~
beginning al 10 20 until the sale ia completed
Union TRANSFER & STORAGE co
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
NEW VALUATION OPINION
Judge Holds Railway Should Set
Aside Amortization Fund.

Albany, Nov. 25.-A new principle in
| connection with the valuation Of spsctal
iiahehises By the state Board Of Tax Com
iiSst"hers is laid down by Supreme Court
"sei0e Randall J. lie Bduf OF Albany
ia decision to-day he holds that there
AhaS he deduction for obsolescence OF
Iaii"ay equipment as distinguished from
depreciation sfrorl ordinary wear. and or
o'Hs the valuation Of SI.365S4e fixed b
/ 1h' state Board % Tax Commissioners and
q teIeree. on the special franchises Of the
% i0oAiyh Rapid Transit Railroad Company
N @oeensboro for 1905. reduced to S334.-
e"o- The opinion says:
II the State Tax Commissions decision
- - - oe construed aging down the rule
1i,e.,S - aIioWance shall be made for OBJ
. or lnadegEacy Of equipment not
ssSsrfo 9-,oileo' bat capable OF reasonable
taSNtI laii3flent for the future IL does not
Al pear te ne to be consistent with the ex-
3 -.S.s-eI Poilcy OF this state As surely as
,- l..--''-.g raves from the cradle 70 the
pubhc service corporation travel toward
s,-,e',je.P !! piie. The plant and structures
1; =; - 5ies u. less degree. but as certainly
Il ms Is orqlnary depreciation.
tut another form Of depreciation IN the
case OF properties here being valued takes
still capable OF years Of service, becomes
inadequate 10 do the work demanded not
only p[ 1he corporation. but by the law
trlca! machinery. the type becomes obso-
lete ny reason Of invention and fnCrea sing
public demands frequently require in aid
o. safe and adequate service. that the OBJ
renewal
some Of these changes are capable Of def
mite ascertainment- Many of them may -be
PROVIDED against for the future hv setting
aside from gross earnings reasonable sum
70 create a reserve against the day when
theE snail come. This reserve with the
amounts set apart for ordinary depreCia-
uon. 10 go 10 amoTti2e the capital of the
company Amortization OF capital is some
thlnS OF 2 novelty il the case Of public ser
vice corporations. Amortization Of securi-
Ies or trustees and money corporations has
been known foC many years and the prin-
clple has been applied by manufacture
corporations. Public service corporations
alone We're slow 70 recognize this necessity
The wrecks OF many such corpora tons
scattered throughout the state would not
to-day be seen If early this principle had
been applied 10 their accounting !
The Public Service Commissions law
recognizes this amortization principle. and
Yet the State Tax Commission IS fnsistent
that no reasonable basis exists for the ere
alton Of an amortization fund.
If Il public service CORPORATION comes into
court and requests that IL be permitted 10
set aside reasonable amount OF its gross
earnings for such an amortization fund. il
Is difficult 10 understand why the court
should refuse TO consider the request
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
HOSPITAL INTERNES OUT
Five a. Paterson Institution at Odds
with Management

Paterson y J. Nov. 25.-There is trouble
~ ne General Hospital, and the five in
-s-res have beer suspended from the ser
-.cs. Complaints are said 10 have been
made for some tine past by the internes
reeardl-g the quality and quantity OF the
food provided for them and the alleged
lack q cleanliness OF the quarters occu-
Ti=d bv them Yesterday the FIVE physi-
Glars E0- up rather later than usual and
4 IS alleged that when they went to break
fast they were told they were too late and
would have TO so without the morning
neal They left the hospital and had
breakfast at nearby resta urant. On their
return they We're told that they had been
SUSPENDED.
Tie Eve physicians are Dr. Scanlon. the
house surgeon; Or. Neirs. DR.. Fannur Dr.
Olsen and Or. Theodore Bender DR..
Bender = Paterson man and the others
ar 1-on the South. The ambulance calls
a. being answered temporarily by Dr. Zu-
tick su1e-irtendent Of the hospital STAFF
physicians and nurses are doing the work
znac has been performed by the InJeTnes.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
HOTEL BURNS; TWO INJURED
Many Thrilling Escapes at Fire at Win
throp Beach, Mass.

rosron. Nov. 25-In q wild scramble TO
escape from the flames which destroyed
Young's Hotel at Winthrop Beach. early
today. Mrs. John c Beggs and her son.
John c. Z ggs, if, seventeen years old, OF
Springfield. leaped from the windows. and
we've badly injured The thirty-tive other
guests. escaping amid scenes Of frenzy
were Lnlrjured. though there were nurner-
Gus thrilling escapes The hotel was
burned 70 the ground. together. with the
garage in The rear and two adjoining cot
tages. The total loss viii probably he con
sid ably in excess Of s50009
-1rs Beggs and her son were asleep on
re second floor Of the building when the
4re broke out. a. 2 a n, and, thinking
that escape was Impossible save through
the windows jumped TO tie Sidewalk folh
we're unconscious when picked up Ihey
were Immediately taken 70 the AetcaI
Hospital where II IS expected they WI
recover The boy sustained fractured
skull Both Of Mrs Reggs's thighs were
broken, her right knee pan was sphn'erea
and her left foot was dislocaIed.
TIE fire was subdued after aid had been
sent from boston and Revere
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
DR.. WILSON FOR MARITIME
Governor-EIect Talks Over Sen
ate Fiuht with Leaders.

Without giving any intination Of his
coming Governor-elect Woodrow wilson
visited Assembly man Joseph P Tumulty at
his Office IN Jersey City yesterday. and
sfie- & conference. IN which he sought to
<sraliarize himself with the attitude of the
-ussze new ksseTHblyrnen toward the cleo
ron Of a United States Senator. went to
-he home Of Robert Davis. where he con-
4er-ed with the Democratic leader Of Hud-
son coT half az hour or SO.
Neither NJ Wilson Gor Assen1biyrnan
Ttr7ultv would discuss what took place at
taelr conference and Mr Davis was equal
II -etlcent. but il is understood that Nr
Wilson vas not az all pleased with the
reports concerning the attitude OF al least
seven IF the twelve se-1blymen-elect
from Hudson and had gone 10 see Mr.
Davis 70 urge kim 70 use his good offices
Il prevent their voting for the selection Of
James Smith. Jr-, as United States senator
III wilson. IL is understood. explained
that he had no personal feeling against
Nj smith. but said that he felt that the
Democratic party was bound by the result
q the recent primaries and should select
Nr MARITIME. L any other course were pur-
SIZED he IS understood 10 have told Mr.
Dayis. The Democratic party would be
swept out Of power on next Election Day
snd 1he opportunity for which they had
waited so long would be lost.
Just what Mr- Davis said could not be
learned hut Mr- Wilson's words evidently
se- hin thinking. for he soon called con-
ference o. all his trusted political advisers
n rsfk TIE matter over
Following his conference with Davis. M
Wilson went 10 New York. where he met
ssse-1blymen-elect Geran and Hendrick-
SCI. Of Monmouth, 10 whom he impaired
II no uncertain terms his attitude on the
selection Of 3 United States Senator. Later
IT the evening he conferred with Senator
elect Johnson and Assenhiymen-elect Hin
ners and Alger on the same subject and
impaired his views with equal vigor.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Mafa

BUTLER. valet. chef tFrench); will take en-.
tire charge OF bachelor apartments: good
cook. manager; excellent New York City refer
ences- c., Miss FitzGeraId's Bureau, SOB 9Th
ave. entrance +2d st
CHAUFFEUR. COACHMAN Gentleman desires
position for experienced man: good mechanic;
highly recommended: moderate wages: city or
country. c. G. D, Tribune Uptown Office 1864
COACHMAN.-Single frst-cIass experience;
willing. all round servant; understand all
details around gentlemans estate: dIsengaged
account change to automobile; anywhere. NJ
n, 203 East 4sth st.
COUPLE-Cook. first class; coachman,
GhaqffegE useful s9? SO city or cognIry; e1
VEST west 42d eisi- St F-- Tel 52io BRYANT
FARMER or GARDENER-COOK and LAUN-
DRESS Young Irish couple. no children; man
understands machinery; wife cook Iaundress;
well recommended. Carpenters Agency. 1o4 9Th
FARMHAND-Goo mfIker. experienced in ell
branches Of farm work; strictly temperate; $12
monthly during winter. Irwtn's Agency, ~ West
flth st
FARMBAND-S2 English: good dairyman. but
termaker, understanding separator tests, etc;
also good 5esnster Bsan5ae @dI g7s s care
HOUSEMAN,-AlI round. in private family.
', Brown. % West cath st.
JANTTOR---Gerrnan, experienced: elevator.
Klir1es. 2145 Amsterdam ave.
lions would like few gentlemen: can give
diseases. diseases. ]. Petry 2s7 west 21st st
Een1a le-
ATTENDANT-Fo Doctors office private
hospital. Cali write, Fanny McNulty, L6
East 59th st.
COOK.-Ffrst class; excellent; young Protestant:
CITY reference: $35-$ $40. :. Miss Hotmaycr s
agency. 32o-322 9TH ave, 9th floor Tel. 452T-
Madison Square.
COOK and I.AT-NDREss-CHA and
Waitress--Two competent young Swedish
girls. excellent references; city or country; !;
wages So and SIS. Sampson's Agency. AZ
4th ave Telephone, 1868 Madison
C0VERNESS French-SHiss lady. with
many years experience as goyerness FOR
children from four ten; excellent refer
ances- citv or countrv. Please write. Made
17loiseIfa C9allet- 1o2 West 25th st
HOT-SEWOR KER-ExceptionaIly neat Eng
Iish woman laundress good cook and baker:
CITY or country: moderate wages: excellent ref
erences can Irwin's Agency u West 1ith st
MAID and SEAMSTRESS. Experienced Swedish
girl: good references; wages 50. G l., 19Z
Lexington ave
USEFUL COMPANION or SECRETARY-Ry
lady: for morning hours and part of afternoon
If required, references. g A, Box 2S- Tribune
T-ntOWn Office 1864 BrOadway
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
VIGILANTEs GO TO PRISON
Hen Who Tarred and Feathered Jersey
Farmer Must Serve Three Months.

BAYS Landing. X. J. Nov. Il II &c
months in the Atlantic county jan ana q
ine ~ SO each was the sentence paSsel
lo-caE upon Charles Quinn ana Joseph
-eugtn for tarTinr and featheTing + ran r
seaort- farmer Iieiug near here, seEe'ai
months ago. James Sears VINO was con
'lolec Is ~ accomplice was sentenced 10
pa IKE q 500 and II default was COM
1-ited TO jail
The men when on trial said they tarlea
&C fedtLered sichort who Is na2fTIeu
A-an. because Of MS alleged attentions TO
WIDOW II Mckee City.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
CONTRACTOR A SUICIDE
z Z. Everett, Who Recently Lost
Damsge Suit. Shoots Himself.

Col5 Spr ~. y 7. NOV z5.-Robert K
E.erer-. formerly president of the Peopl 3
Lne - steamboats,. and head Of r h
ETer=rt q Co. Contractors on the Catsklli-
Yea To-k aQue5ucf, committed suicide oy
Shooting last night OF the estate OF the
-e-e General George =. Norris Everett
"a son OF the late Commodore Wlllam
Z E~e~ec- and grandson Of Daniel Drew
An accident on his contract work iast
Felrlarr resulting II the death Of ten men
isd greatly depressed Nj Everett. ana II
Is thought that he committed the act Wfliie
worrying over the affair and 3 verdict for
damages which had been rendered against
kin
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON
Abuer C Thomas. Surrogate or the County OF
New york notice is hereby given to al persons
having claims against Cornelius 3. Mitchell. late
Of the County o. New York, deceased 20 present
the same, with vouchers thereof. TO the sub
scrih1~ at her place OF trausacting business al
the office of Mitchell x Mitchell No ~ and Id
Wall street. IN the CITY If New York. on or be
fore the Roth dav OF January. 1911. next
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF July. 1910.
MARY 2 D MITCHELL. ExecUtrtx
MITCHELL s MITCH I'll. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix a and 46 Wall street. Manha attain.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
SENTENCED TO BUY AUTO
Only Physician in Orange Without
One Tried" by Colleagues

Orange. n J. Nov. . (SpeciaD only
physician IN Orange VINO gets around
among his patients by the ancient and
honorable means Of horse and buggy, Dr
Edward \. higgins, has been sentenced
bv mis- fellows II the Orange Physicians
Automobile Association 10 buy himself ar
automobile before he eats his Christmas
einner The doctor says he viii do his best
70 carry out the sentence, but the good
r.alth OF the people of Orange may pre-
,-err MIN from doing SO
He was put on trial by the other ply
sicians at a meeting they had on wednes-
5av night. The judge was DR. Edgar cal
,.sn Seibert, president o. the association.
,-re defendant was represented b,, DR. John
I Adams, Of East Orange. and rb. states
case was handled by Or. Brtscoe B. Ran
soua. OF South Orange.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
MAN STOLE HIS OWN HORSE

Farrningdale. y j Nov e5 (speciaD.-
Edwin Iceland. Of this place. has gone 70
state prison for a year FOR having stolen
his own horse. Iceland took 1t from the
pasture lot of Everett Lamberson. near
Freehold L4amberson took a lien against
the horse for pasture bills due. but Lee
land stole the animal and sold Il in New
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
NAVAL ELECTRICIAN DROWNED.

Washington. Nov. 25-A sailing party
from the naval yacht Eagle was capszie1
in Guantanamo Bay yesterday. and Johan
C1llstavensen. an electrician. who had been
In the service of the United States Navy for
2 quarter Of century. was drowned. GUS
tavensen was from Brooklyn. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
CARPE ciEaNInH-

y. CARPET CLsEA NICC WORKS
Oldest largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOFT-< FF0N OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send tst Circular
Tel $500 $500 BRYANT az f5o V 4Str -
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING C0-Cr.aas
BY compressed air. steam. sand o. oE aco--
1858 Brea1w-v. al East @sth st coz &
BRANDT Tel IT2-3StH
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
EuRNIsHEn 80 . =

NICELY furnished r1oIn. heated for re-f=-
man s. shannon 526 W i2ef
DIST ST - WEST I4lree. coulfa--ar.s CONS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
REMEDIES

THOROUGH. PERMANENT CURES IN -.s-s
OF 81 GOD E+C*SON. NERVOUS PF~F4EITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS aa< kindred dis
eases. relief AT once IN dangerous cases. recent
Old: those drct-i1s only first class sclenrIG.
t-eatrnert should ya- ur BONS HI r ths gei-
known specialist. 80 " 3Sth ~ Hours "a IA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
cAsTOFF CIOTHINC

mems discarded evening and street cos-s1r7a.
jewelry. furs. ETC. Anne. Natal as arr -
Tel Bryant $50
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS
ARON

ABOVE Az COMPETITORS -SsriSfscT-T-
dealing. Prompt cash Payments s0r c0rnnlsts
Libraries or small collections OF miscellaneous
literature always oe obtained HENRY
NAL.EAN - Eroadway- TeIepbcn-. 5000 Es~oat
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
SCHOOL AcFNCIEc

American and Foreign relel,er~- Agency.
eupplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Cow
erucsses- etc 20 Colleges Schools ard Fr-.iilsA
ABBY 70 Ms n y Npr->cC- E~r-r TON.
- r~~fou SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
TRUCTTON.

TIE BERLITz SCHOOL or TzNGr4GFS.
Madison Square tft.Z Bro-ltseavr- Harlem
Branch. S43 L=EoN ave BET. I2T-1 and f.Sr1
81 Brooklyn Branch. 1I2- -210 Livingston 81
Private Lessons and Classes Schoo. or Resi-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
HELP WANTED.
Male


AGENTS making good money selling cigars on
Deal cash Cigar Co. 271 Greenwich 81
F3T-TT.FR- S65. in family Of three; must be
expe-ienced and have good references, any
ra7foralftv Industrial Association Employ
mont Agency i West 42d Phone. 5210-
Bryant
CANVASSEFS wanted on a news
paper proposition; previous expe-
rience necessary, Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building
corp T.E--6'hauf4eur ana cook; must be thor
oughly experienced and have good refer
arces. wages. $50, any nationality. Indus
trial Association Employment Agency, II
west 42d. Phone. 5210-Bryant
TZT-PTURED MEN WANTED 70 canvass for
men preferred. " F. Meehan Z son. il
Thomas st
gsTEsHA Experienced on, leather betting
must have established 1rade. r. Box 80
Tribune Ofice-
SaT. .T5SNFFN throughout the United States TO cell
7rIfor1ob5Ie u-c-ssiries- every owner wants cur
,-o+ector. references required. The O'Nei Tire &
= ctectar co.. 320 Broadway
c-rrEGGPAPHER. speaking Spanish, American
- German preferred for plantation. ga Iary
G, 9oA ,stth steady advancement. Credent iaI
frn.rlovulent Corporation. 253 Broadway. Agency.
n ~--rFD Young men to take complete
curse IL bookkeeping for service. course
sa0 CaW afternoon ] Letter Accountant
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