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New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
OVERCOME IN A SUBCELLAR
Dense Smoke Knocks Out Fire
men-Go Back When Revived.

After responding TO a still alarm for a
IRE in the subcellsr Of the wholesale millf-
merry house of g Callman & Co, No 5s2 to
$50 Broadway. last evening several firemen
We're overcome by the dense smoke from
the burning straw in the cellar DR.. Archer.
one or the surgeons of the department at
tended to them and all recovered.
shortly after ; O'Clock telephone mes
sage brought Engine Company 90 from
Great Jones street. and Captain John
hughes accompanied by five men forced
an entrance into the rear of the building
from crosby street. They proceeded 10 the
suoceliar with couple Of lines of hose
after Hughes had turned in an alarm from
a street box.
"4lhlh few uminutes other fire com
pahies Were on the scene The smoke had
become so dense that every one Of the
men from the first company 10 go into the
place was overcome. They were taken
on the elevator from the subceHar and
stretched out on the pavement in Crosby
street They We're soon revived and then
returned TO the work Of putting out the fire
Companies l3 and 81 began the attack on
the flames from the Broadway side and
captain Ling. accompanied by FIVE men,
ali or No IS, Went into the cellar Five
minutes later they. too. collapsed. The
fire was finally subdued after the subceIlar
had been nearly filed with water Ac-
corcing TO the police the damage amount
ed 10 about $4,000. Insurance adjusters
placed the loss at $1,000
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
INSURANCE FOR BANKS.
Company Plans to Protect the
Assets and Deposjts.
,au kind of insnra

new kline or Insurance oo,,ror,, .h.
purpose of which IS to protac+ the aosats
and deposits OF sound banks b,, . fo,,,, =,
insurance IS being organized ~, ero,,n
of bankers who have devoted nncb studv
10 the subject of improving the character
~ banking assets
The proposeu company which is to be
called the National Bank A,di+ r,onoanv
will be Incorporated about the beginning of
the new year II is understood under the
laws of the District Of Coluubia with q
paid UP capital and surplus of 81 so cgo
William 3. Ridgely. former Controller Of
the Currency. will be president of the com
pany II Is said and Charles 4. Conant.
now treasurer Of the Credit Clearing House
Is also expected to be an officer
The company viii undertake to examine
and audI' me assets Of banks desiring TO
participate Ia the plan. If their assets are
found III good condition they will be per-
ml'ttu I" enter the system and will be sub
jected 10 special examinations semf-an-
nlaIN "hlle they remain clients of the
company so long Is they comply with the
conditions or the contract which will be
offered 10 them by the company the latter
VIII uhuertake TO make good any deficiency
IN assets TO an amount sufficient to pay
Liabilities II case of liquidation This offer
VIII not extend 10 the liability Of stock
holders, put will in effect protect absO-
lutely depositors and others having Iegiti-
mate claims.
The semi-annual premiums for audit and
protection OF assets to be paid by subscrib-
ing banks viii be sufficiently large. it is
stated. TO cover the amount required upon
the averase 10 enable liquidating banks to
meet their liabilities in full. with ample
margins for contingencies
A large proportion of the proposed com
pany's capital and surplus will probably be
invested in securities Of the character re-
Quired TO secure circulation under the gen
eral provisions Of the Aldrich- -Vreeland cur
rency law. This viii enable the company
10 render an important service TO its mem
ber banks during the crop moving season
or on any occasion of emergency 10y
promptly lending these securities TO them
70 be used as a means for taking out addi-
tional notes. In this connection it is said
to be proba Bile that the Sl.5o0,000 of paid up
capital and surplus with which the new
company is to start business will be con-
siderably increased before the contracts
with the client banks go into effect.
The company Itself, il Is pointed out, viii
be protected from any possible loss through
the loan OF its securities by requiring the
member banks TO deposit good securities
more than covering the value Of those bor-
Towed. out not falling within the classes
required by the Aldrich-Nreeland law In
this manner the company will be able to re-
lieve its clients from any anxiety as to a
deficiency OF currency. One of the ramiflca-
tions of the proposed plan is the eXamina-
tion of commercial paper and Of the tnstitU-
tions which offer il for discount
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
FOR s2o,O12 900 STOCK ISSUE
Bay State Railroad Board Authorizes
Il for Boston Holding Company.

Boston. Nov 26-An issue Of sal0l2,Coo
OF preferred stock by the Boston Holding
Company. a corporation that serves as the
connecting link between the New York,
New Haven & Hartford and the Boston &
Maine railroads. was authorized to-day by
the Massachusetts Railroad Commission.
The proceeds viii be used in retiring prac-
ticaUv a like amount Of debenture bonds
Al effort was made in the last Legts-
lature 70 make the bond issues Of the COM
nanv q legal investment for Massachusetts
savings banks such a proposition being in
corporated in d special message by Gov
ernor Draper. The Legislature refused.
however. 10 sanction such action.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
CUTTING OFF POLICE GRAFT
Opinion at Headquarters Of New Order
to Inspectors and Captains.

new order was issued from Police
Headquarters last night addressed 10 all
Inspectors and commanding officers stat
ing that hereafter. in making an appIi-
cation for the transfer assignment. detail.
or promotion OF any member of the force.
40 particular person shall be named or
suggested"
Il was said at Headquarters that the or
der aims AT doing away with a little
more of the inspectors and captains
graft. It has been the custom when
captain or inspector went on his vacation,
sick leave or even on his time off, for
hIm 10 name a favorite 10 take his place
Z sually the man named has been appoint
ed Under the new rule the substitute VIII
be sent from Headquarters
officers who are stenograp piers and typsts
have been ordered 10 send their names 10
headquarters so that they may be sent as
substitutes for regular stenographers when
occasion demands.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
The WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record aad Forecast---N> as I'li7'o'l-
No 2r.--he winds continued brisk 10 high on
t-e c--- England coast SATURDAY and there was
so-e Snow in Maine A storm = e7HSi1''a0-7
sne-r- moved eastward from western f-aI-sa5
In srzr-e-n ioua during The daE- i caused
-s- In --- central and lower Mississippi valley.
--e weather was somewhat unsettled over the
central Rocky Mountain states ana The plateau
--za~
Tia temperature ranged nigh throughout ne
g.-zi~z.r-H valley saturday night. o|J o'hNi'i
e-a 1- colder weather had oVersPTeaa lnf DipV'
Ca r---.--- and was moving south and east into
H. plains states ...-,.- .-,gl,,
~. s----- in the central West aaturlaS nleLit ne
r..-.- -..---J...ss---a-6 ID the lake region sun
Ca and rain rg5U spread easfr.ara .2 g =
- s-rfs, sFa.lrltalns and over the Great Id
cu---s -uuSar ana Ie rhs rlllole ah4 i''N IA
a-er-.- coasts sunday UiEtt ana Mot1t. III.
rr. re sslua7vha- warmer IA me i'.~-i
=.--r Atlantic states iGi i-''ir va --o,-a1
rs. ez-Hr r4U in teulDeratlre D. me - -
EsS .rrF valley sunday and ID the more
80 states lfo-Cl2-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

Storm warnings are displayed throughout the
lake region except Ontario - -51I
The winds along the New England coast 81 ~il
l.e brisk northwest diminishing. niddle
coast light north becoming east south A G,1r
roasr light south. increasing sunday, east s tI-
rgasr moderate south. west Gulf coast Iio'
e-are south l. west. the lower iah-s' Lf-sh -
lriy47 south 10 southwest. upper axes. bFlsh -
rfq,g7 easr shifting TO northwest by 9uI1uay D.t u
axes superior and Michigan and on huron u"
SUNDAY afternoon.
Forecast for special LOcalit1es--FoF c't'
England fair today: tomorrow snow IN 1 norLn-
ern rain in southern portion rising l
,risl, northwest winds. diminishing and pecoil-
ing east .-.,.= -o-5a,-- tn
For Eastern New York unsettIed tvlas' sI',,-L
morrow enov in northern. rain or Sii,. "a 49,
aru r7o-riou rising tempera tuF+' Il1oN4e- -- " 80
west winds becoming varla p'F' ~. ta,eav
For Eastern Pennsylvania ana ana 5siro rsn
,,rsetrleg today. tr-uorrow ram .t IIsIilk
,,erarlire. light variable winds becoming -,
T-or rhe District OF columbia geLlcIalayy tgb+
-, fr-r-r-ro,y rain rising ternperalu luIe' Is-'
7.arta bic winds becoming SOU - r7.r,r.g,-I-
For Western New York aHd So = % con
vania. rain and warmer to-daf tt-b eoIItb to
erallv fair and colder. brisk 10 H's"
southwest winds.
r.r5eial observations Of United states Nr1 -
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
MORE TAxIcABs SENT OUT
Police Records Indicate That Strike Is
on the Wane.

More cabs were run by the taXlcab COM
parties affected by the strike of the chauf-
feiirs yesterday. according 10 the police rec
ords, than on Friday About three hun
dred and fifty cabs were run by the COM
pGnies in all.
AT the headquarters of the striking
chaufeurs' union in Washington Hall
President Perkins of the union said the
returned strikers did not number one-tenth
Of the men on strike.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
JAPAN 6 s E EmP69gment 1aganese \ Assh'y En- A
FURNISHES MOST RELIABLE HELP
80 Lexington ave, bet 18th and 5Sth sts-
TELEPHONE $3.50 PLAZA

FURNISHES MOST RELIABLE AkLP
TELEPHONE $3.50 PLAZA
BCTLER Useful scotch; thoroush3iy s6Fre- exPeTi.
enced: city or country; Years excellent
Agency. II West 42d. Phone, $40 BRYANT
EUTL-ER-Y Young German. recently arrived:
speaking very little English good waiter:
Wiling do anything Intelligent .. 1o4 Eas'
Butt ER-EngItsh. understands his duties
thoroughly honest. trustworthy; 500; nne
ave t1Sth ST.. Tel, 4696 Plaza.
BJ.TI-ER.- Colored man: experienced; first lass lass
butter Priya{4 azei .an.: = west Pgri1 68fh St
T;I.,rT-ER- VALET-Iapanese, Christian
wages S5I-SG0; excellent references; city OF
country Industrial Employment Agency. Ia
Wesr 42d. Phone. 52l0 BRYANT.
T{I-TTER VALET.-YoUnB, tall. nice appear
ing Swede: understands NJ his syo Work lhoroug9 a
Agency. ZIG Lexington ave. Tel. 1000 Plaza.
EI-TI.FR. VALET; English. thoroughly un-
derstands his duties e1eelsnt t. references
g s 2nxH he'd t Piss PFSns MA55 56s5 BT9ant ir1
CC,A,-FISI4N SingIe: well experienced. all
around capable servant. understands routine
" =. .,far honest obeing: references. any
where NJ \. 2o3 East iAth ST.
,.,,I-pfE cook and butler. both competent
highly recommended do entire work; small
rriy19fe family. Morrows Agency, I'll Lex
fI.--ton ave cor ,'Ntn St
1--1IPTF swiss butler. useful: cook. laun-
r.tss. -7rjra work or family. cfty OF coun-
,.,-- S5o. excellent references. r. Industrial
pItDlgvr.leut Agency u West 42d Phone,
-21u BRYANT
1-7,T-P7 y North Of Ireland. first class cook
assist ironing. man, coachman, useful; $50
a.yreIlsnr references city or country. II. In
drst-ial Employment Agency. u West 42d
ENPNyFR or GARDENER COOK and IAT-N-
BpTrcS y Young Irish couple. children man
Understands machinery vile cook laundress
well recommended carpenter Agency. l54 9th
rApATVA A%T}-Good mixer. experienced in all
franrhrs II farm work. strictly temperate So
monthly during winter Ir"ln's Agency. u West
1lth 81.
Ff0T-SFNAN-Au around; IN private family;
references Y. Brown. 235 East 14th st
MAN single. can milk. drive, tend poultry. fur
mace. generally useful. James Wallis ItS,
fl@eeber n.
J,Si5FI-I. MAN.-Young. strong willing
swede. capable. honest sober; good refer
terherg's agency, Tl6 Lexington ave. Tel.
1895 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 10 degrees fat
o. M: lowest. 81 tat 10 p M. average. 40;
average for corresponding date OF last year. 80:
average for corresponding date OF last thirty
three years, 40
local forecast: Unsettled to-day: rain or snow
tomorrow. rising temperature, moderate north
vast winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LEI.

VATDSONEIY FyRNISHEHD ROOMS
pert,erae1. select Washington Heights sec
zion references Write. 2 2. 26S West l2Af--
NICELY furnished rr0m heaIsd. for s-nUe-
man. So 50. Shannon. 536 W l22d -
Al JEFFERSON AVE. Brooklyn. owuer- a
y-.rt .l-nte end rear room, ali improve
.,teass. gentlemen preferred.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED.
Male
JAPANESE Ennioynene Er5lae3r Bureau.
SOS Sixth Ave Phone 3Os9 Bryant Best Jap
49, rnrr.anta Finished nrlYata 1aEnlIles.

JAPANESE Enpioylnen. Erliae5r Bureau.
se s1sss sl&sn servaHs frTnshed 10 private families
references Investigated
5,FAT-FFFT' 'R-CientIernan desires position for
btey Tecommended city or country: moderate
wages. Box So Tribune Uptown Once 1864
Broadway.
C,TIAT-TTFF,T- P-Jyity or country; good me
chanic: able TO drive any car, good rerer-
ences. Nester so Eldridge St New YORK
ELECTRICAL foreman. lighting or street ral.,
vav, maintenance or COnstruc- Ion; six years
experience. can estimate and handle men 70
Bank st, Manhattan
ENGINEER with New York and Jersey city
license; take any kind of plant: also cleo
triciar Engineer 155 St Paul ave, Jersey
City Fcishts. \ ,.
JANTTOR-CoIored: church. school or porter
work. John Jefferes, West 1850 81.
OFFICE ASSISTA 10 be util-
lied. with commercial ability; manufacturing
preferred. B. c.. Box u, Tribune Office
position at anything where energy means
Advancement; moderate salary Rogers 5So
YOUNG MAN. 20 years of age, wishes position
With architect having had two years expert
e. CO with well known architect A baech''
132 Griffith st, Jersey CITY
YOUNG MAN wants work in city institution IA as
.mproyer in provision store En- now employed
Write W. Box 40. Tribune once
Female.
-DREssMAhER. formerly, with with r 5th ave ave
house. assures you design, nj anu "oIhiiidl,-
ship equal the best houses IN cry renlou-
cling equal 10 new; prompt. reliable and rea-
sorabe. Nine. Gully, 13S West 4eth ST Iele-
phone
4T,TEEDANT or COMPANION 70 elderly
semi-invaHd lady, by refined woman refer
ence. city preferred: small salary. Walsh, 2Oo
St Nicholas ave.
CASHIER with knowledge OF bookkeeping
three years experience: Al references; CON-
petent and willing Box 81. Tribune once
1-T,Fp .N-T1%-Ry experienced well educated
woman an engagement to be generally useful
to young mother or invalid. Address Expert
enced Fox 90 Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864
Broadway
0FFICE or any kind OF clerical work; by a
woman: Christian Scientists preferred Box ~,
Tribune Office
NTTJTSFRY-D DESIGNER years e1pe-
rience with 5th ave, trade; will do work out or
al home Milliner, 1T3 West 18TH st
STFNOGRAPHER, typewriter and office assist
an- desires position thorough business educa-
tion: outck accurate, reliable. Industrious; neat
apy}earance, salary, S6i excellent references
: " NJ II West l4th
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

tween bankruptcy and prosperity for the
roads He declared that the basis Of credit
or nearly all the railroads was good
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
bureaus taken at p m yesterday Follow

Local OficiaI RecOrd.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
frF date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
OST BANk8OOkS.

HANK BOOK NJ. $40 I'll cf the Uaion Dinls
SAVINGS Bank Is missing Any person having a
claim 10 i5 is hereby called Gpon 20 present the
same within ten days or submit Co having sat
rasstook cancelled and new one issued
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
R0AR0 sNO ROOMS.

I'D ST IeG WEST
between Il and subway express stations pr
vat- bath. choice table. references given ami
F+ofitlpt
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
uEp WANTED.
Male

TT r,erp1c,,r ENGINEER and craftsman on
tnei cI7erts ai0Sl s. 500 Business Service co
agency. so; singer Builalng, B
EXEcry Mas of 1G. arse m sssly saG sge
ager of =, i.rtnent To-, ~ I,,IiIai,,1 ''"iS S-o
EXECUTIVE Man as asststan, sta 33. to MANAGE for
handling oee sn ptgieTF Fatran eGiSge = grdqae
salary s25 Mighill tAseS = - WI huiu'iis-
- -, POSITION open shortly with
ts,,li ~ rnoratlon or good STANDING; in The
business eonlmnni1y salary sl5oo stock invest
nent of IS. 900 necessa. y go ''' reasons
= !, 579-G,t5y sI-pf.f; NTENDENT Experienced
nac1T mecSa3ioal man ana ekgegtiys familiar win
modern shop methods salary $500 Mighill
a geney). Flatiron Bnidi"s
-. If,,aTnru on electrical ccnstrllc-
III, IinT 5-l nernanent position 81 IS 81 day BusI
ress saIcs Co. agency. sos Singer Building
FoREMAN-sash door and d. rim factor; metal
,o1NiJ'st lt''' 'orrrat ion 2i3 Broaway Agency
Established 1904.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

AGENTS wanted. sunday Han f ftoaaT t4+,I
Great Preachers-'' by Rev. Jess .-fI.,,,, "a
bert, uortrai- illustrations W w
Tnor3as 81 --
ACFNTs wanted. .Roosevelt's Thrilling TX ai,
enc N the WilGs % Africa ~ yi2iIso,,
Genle- handsomely illustrated. ". w "-'-
u Thomas 81
AGENTS making good money selling cigars ,.3a ca
cur plan; gno5 future call personally N'
Deal cash Cigar Co. 2Tl Greenwich st.--
A%Y ONE make money corresponding to' ~, le
pspares: particulars for stamp PRESS 7S1
cate. Ninorr- Mid Icnort X Y
POOKKEEPER, with some knowledge or epan- Spa.
ish for South America 81 800 and rAPe' s
rredential Employment Corporation. 215 bioa>
say Agency- Established 1904.
r0OK X KDEPER Prefer man who has been IA
,onsfrIcttcn business. with camp expsIle!lt'e-,,
.or construction work salary SIS. MigAlH
Agency. Flariron Building
COOK K FE-. !5Fs- Experience executive. familiar
-uap work and manufacturing, near CIV
.s-a-. So. call Mighiii Agenc,,. Flatiron Bnild-
as
r-aoEK EEPEFS--A few 4ositions for bright sho
---,4rieneed young men s7s4 10 sy36. cTeden-
,..5 Employment Corporation 253 BToac"eS'
Acenc' --
r,,-.r1.FR. $50. in family of three must be
exuerienced and have good references any
r.tfanaiity. Industrial association Employ
~enf Agency, II West 42d phone. 52i0-
Brsani
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
FOR SALE

.tfE.NrI.tNAN'S AUSTRALIAN MINI LINED
coat. elegant Persian lamb collar. never ysoru
80 cost $50 Iw1 l3dIrs long mr. e. -. So
81 -Ff5 ANT SIBERIAN BLACK CFT NT-FF'F,I-F Rs
Cur coat brand new. SIT cost SO. a R7ccaon
can 81 Laaut-c Room +0l. us East =Sth 1T
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

MdIe.
VISITING VALET-PersonaI recOmmenca-
tions would like few gentlemen can give
medical treatment for rheumatism and other
diseases. J Petry. 23T West 21st St
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

%T-PSF or NURSERY GOVERN ESS--SOr-T
German ears excellent references. city
or co,1u-~y Industrial Employment Agency. II
West l2d st Phone I2Io Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

NJ RSE-CoIored. with good training, make
specially OF infants and invaltds: Miss Rey-
roTds. IL Years experience, highly recons
r.e1.led by physicians and families reasofs
ahta V-fIkersnn. .:nl West l4Sth-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

SEWING Z ouuE coiored woman wants ptain
sewing or u1endng. 90 clean nice ar9rf-
rnent. by tne day. reference. Ttllnau. Il NFs,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

PP {C7TTG7AT RSE-ToUns. refined south
ern woman desires position. attendant u IN
valid. best references given city or country
Ca1I or write Miss Ruth H1rraI- - sherman
E,-nnLEtvn
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

USEFUL COMPANION or SECRET Az - Ssy
adv. f1r morning hours and part of afternoon
ir required. references g. A. BoN - Tribune
T-provu ofice 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

SEWING. assist win other work 2 Fox. care
of KandeIhardt. 2i49 Belmont ave, tH-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

NURSERY GOVERN NE,s1S-Weil educated. amer
ica1- sDeaks French German. teaches piano
ver-- good references CO0peT's Agency. 6J1 otF
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
Female
MRS. kERNAGHAN

Employment Agency ei4 ON a =" eoo - 81 -
Male and Female Servants lei, o29 bl 111 :
ATTENDANT and NURSE, for private san
.tnft.,, Industrial Association Employ
S,ent Agency, II West 42d Phone, 52lo-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

EXPLANATORY NOTES
1Ssrrv91irHs -zkcr q ?. Il, IsE E>o.sn tI-c, ~
uig-r AR pressure Tscuced 70 sez icTel
soas. cousnVcss hs>s, ps rh'c-En points o. erza s
s->sSlDs-
lsoc--s dcrrd snc5 psss ttruszr poEur o. ecsz tes-
,-zIrr drawn only for -eznG &c. ana 100 1eSre8
. C-zr o Pr1iy c1oldy7 o CIoody; z RziH; S Snow
II Reoor missing 4rro~s fy vsth Ti-c vIzd.
- s~-,,z JrJzze teuu.rzrrs second u tlour pr-cip-
T-7-g- o or Ich E7Ce "a 5crs cnling yes
trrzr third sclosy S-z TO or more mes per hosif
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

CrANBERMAID and SEAMsTRESs.-M Must
he a good sewer. wages. $50; small private
-,rn,yr~- any nationality; good references In
s..-fo1 association Employment Agency. II
yree+ aod Phone 5210-Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

" NAITRFSS First class young neat Danish
gir,- excellent waitress. Darlo@naid- uncie~-
stands salads wines. etc best references
9t--,-+,,-.~sz s~arr- -TR lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

strictly first class, excel
lent borlsekeeper: best OF references Mrs
Golfers Agency 45T 4th ave. near 31st 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

w R%FfINC;- toulre- .HtIudress % 90 nice
v-a-hif1c- clean. autJcor l.-yinS- al wCcl.s1s
er.aliaItv. --fsreIf-e. Mrs Burns 2US East - p
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

CF4AMBERMAID.-In private family Of );
experienced and must have good references
ar~as 600 Industrial -AssOCia ton Emp 10y
ne8t Agency. Il West 42d- Phone, 52io-
BRYANT.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

CFI AMBERMAID - WAIT FtEcS -- ailllLE t"O-
wages $50; city; sleep hOmn: white or coloTed,
Morrow's Agency. 72l Lexington ave. corner
5sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

ER. for Larchmont: three in fam
lily; S25 Miss FitzGerald's Employment bu-
can 1n,i -ifh ave. entrance IN 43d
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
HELP WANTED.

Male
English. for san Francisco, Cal. Two
in family. $50. Miss FitzGe-ald's Employment
r.,.reau ln2 IN aEe-. entrance on 40 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

y7TE ANRERMAID and plain Iaundress private
Far7II,. three. short distance country, any ma
ttonaIit7: all year round position Morrow's
Anan.,. Lexington
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

COOK.-FYrst class swedish girl; excellent @ cooN
and rnarager. best references, $50 Ostef-
bergis Agency, T16 Lexington ave Tel Ioo9-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

W Sf7-pFsS can carve. makes al salads
Tl-rd-~srar,Is s--vfn-- wines excellent rSfrr
..-,1--z Miss NsrEarat smiths AgeuCy. -
West 42I 50. Phone 1u5S Brg ant
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

IADY'S MAID - Competent German maid.
speaking French: good hairdresses. sewer and
packer. best references; city or country Was-s
$3.50 Call at Lang & BOecherer Co Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

COOK and CHAMBERMAIlt-NAII All KISS No
.,,yy esvCeIIert references: $50 and 50 Oster-
{ -. I{trraa14 .16 Lex
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
HELP WANT Ed.

-5eIal observations of United states
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

COOK Experienced: wages. S25-s3o; Ger
- or Swedish preferred; small private
-. GOOD references. Industrial Associa-
S,l,'-z 80 -Ez-,9lovTnent Agency. Il West 42d Phone
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

ca MERMAID WAITRESS - Family four
rUo maids kept: wages So; for Shelter Island
steady Phone Plaza 1925. Morrows Agency
7 eyfrgt0r ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
RAYMOND & WEETG0EB Gu
HELP WANTED

2s5 fifth Ave. t2srh ei-''
f.hoae G2se Madison.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

COOK CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS--Tyo
sisters; would take entire charge. one excel
lenr cook other chamheTmald and
waitress . years references. SO and $50
Alhan-- Azencv- DO East SD 81