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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28
He Knew the Requirement.

Uncle Silas. in his youth, had been
fond OF the society OF the opposite
SEX" to use his own words, and the
dmidity Of his 23-year-old nephew
was great trial to him.
What's the matter of you. Rod
that you stick at home Sunday even.
ings? he demanded plainly, after
many unavailing hints. why don't
you go calling on some of your young
lady friends, boy?"
"Oh, don't care about It." said
Rodney, turning lively crimson.
They wouldn't find me interesting"
Wouldn't" pulled Uncle Silas
We'll, / should like to be told wby
they wouldn't You've got good
black suit and new straw hat and
you've got pair of legs that could
take you to the candy shop on Sat'day
night. and enough pockets to put q
box or two In. | should like to know
what more You neeI to make 'em .find
you interesting. Youths COMPANION
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28

obtained before any work can be
started. IF these releases are not
secured. nothing can be done in
the matter until the first of next
June. when the time for the re-
demption of the property will;
expire. Eureka Sentinel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28
TO OUR PATRONS

Please leave the articles to be
engraved this week before the New
Year Holiday; also your jeweIry to
be polished, rivets frightened, etc..
free of charge.
L. J. Wintermantel Co.
jewelers..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28
Japan,. Rloh Aea.,l.l.l.

Korea, now a portion OF the Jana.
n mes empire. has population Of is.
VVo.oOo. It's area Ia nearly $1,000
square miles. Under Japanese control
and management Korea is beginning
70 develop marveiously. The rreat
korean hospital Mt Seoul 10 marnif.
cent building. well equipped.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28
Pretty Close.

Heaven is so close to u.s." writes
an enthusiastic philosopher. that we
can almost touch 1t with ten.foot
pole. and use the wings of the angels
Tor fans In warm weather."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28

euIzsSBW s.SufuAoIa-lIol9i
MIN 6peei sSB&IB 81 eH-ssoo cor
Jos 6uM--9soa 9oW
'e9lIBd9I ia HoIu
~ OF lqSno lsImeuo y---9so0 cor
'Iep'ouv pup--lJo,sY quo
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28
Largest Known mo.sIo.

The largest ancient mosaic known,
covering more than four thousand five
hundred square yards, has been up.
earthed on the site Of Aquieleia, a Ro-
man city that was destroyed in 425.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-12-28
Had Become Matter ., ..b,,.

When Elisha decided TO take unto
himself a sixth helpmeet, he repaired
to the house Of Baptist minister.
a venerable man who had oficfated
at several OF 3iggi' previous wed.
dings. % make arrangements to be-
married there tho next day The min.
lister reflected moment .Elishs.
said he. Il shah, OF course. be xlad
to marry you again This WIN be
the third or fourth time. will Il NOT,
II you don't mind telling me. why q
VI that you never have q minister Of
your own race tie the knot for youf.
elisha seemed hurt for moment bnt
finally a broad smile fllumined h,s
features. We'll. sah." he explained
u hab kinder got de habit OBJ set,,n.
white man to DO my marryin' An.
reckon III ailus do IT,"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
STOPS WATER Plan.
Injunction Holds Up Pine
Laying Under XII Fan KuH.

trenton, N j., Jan. 14-Eice-ChanceIIo
walker to-day granted a prelirntnarv in
junction against the Hudson County water
company restraining IT from lavinr mines
under the XIII Van Kull for the purnose Of
supplying Staten Island with water taken
rom driven wells near BelIeville. The COM
rany claimed right to lay the uines under
q riparian grant made by the state to the
Guffey Petroleum Company and a license
obtained from the Secretary os War
Nice-Chsncellor Walker however heIa
that the state is the owner of the lands be-
tween hish-water mark and the boundary
line between New York and New Jersey
and that the provisions of the river and
harbor act. empowering the Secretary of
War 20 grant license for the placing OF
structures for making excavations under
the tide waters of the United States is
mere regulation for the benefit Of commerce
snd navigation.
The injunction VIII have the effect OF
preventing the Hudson County Water Com
paily from carrying out its contract to sun
ply Staten Island with water Under a de-
cison of the Court OF Errors and Appeals.
sustaining the coustitutionality OF the
Bachelor law. the company was prohibited
from diverting the potable water of the
state. so large number of wells were
driven at Belleville, the purpose being to
send the water thus obtained through pipes
under the Kill Van kull to Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
COTTON ON SLIDE
rorst Break Since SuIly Days
Upsets Exchange.

--s. break '1 the Local cotton mar
iao i.o he suIly days took place yester-
iel - .oo, when prices tuIn over Ss
ga -'.ss ersu, the high point OF tiie DAY 90
= "a attending the break have seldom
s's''. .-,,sIlsd on the floor Of the exchange
esn s-ol,ers fought desperately to execute
s ~ -~5ers and the fluctuations IN prices
tl7-l ,-sr,o,ls options were among the
oi = .,-er experienced on the exchange.
Nl.e1-e ,-..r.,ss. break was IN the July option,
-, srapped Is) points. or S. - a bale
- .ha high figure OF the day. March
i'o-' 80 with q drop Of I24 points, or 50 %
Sso - fbsn came May, with . loss OF -
- ar . . a bale. and January, with a
= ,a2 polnts. or s. Is r bale. Since the
iO's 80. J. TIE market set in two weeks ago
4, tie various options have fallen
-. ga bale. and the end OF the move
- -. sass not yet appear TO be IN sight
=. sest,i-e OF the break was the ava
---..i -. az selling orders from Wall Street
- - which LED TO the belief that the
-, ~ tie market was purely specu-
- - There were no news developments
= .,,a,,-t for the violent slump IN the
&c, reports from the South continuing
:. be n A generally bullish character.
I, the late afternoon there was slight
-.Ir which carried prices up scnle %
.os-,.s from the bottom. but the market
go in : thoroughly unsettled condition,
- the net losses ranging from 10 s.
points.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
LOVE LAUGHS ONCE AGAIN.
Angry Father In Vienna Consents TO
City Hall Wedding Here.

Love had his laugh yesterday at the lock-
smiths who would put up the bars at the
NarrowS TO separate two Young people OF
his acquaintance. In the City. Hall of New
York. with an Ellis Island matron for one
witness and for the other the shipping re-
porter of one of the New York German
dailies, Martha Gaertner and Heinrich
Fritze We're safely married.
1t began in Vienna, when Heinrich, not
yet twenty-one. was musical critic for the
"Neue Freie Presse.t The young woman,
then eighteen. was the daughter of vi
ennese jeweller. Heinrich came to Amer
lea TO seek hts fortune, and ar the end OF
one year sent for his bride. She was not
unwilling. but her father was.
So Martha fed by night, rushed by rail
and steamer to Liverpool, and caught the
Carmania on the morning of the very day
her father reached that city in pursuit.
His objections were cabled to the consul
here who protested. The girl was held
for week at Ellis Island, while her lover
kept the wires hot with argument Yes
terday came word that the father had re-
Tented, and a matron went with the Young
person to City Hall. saw her safely wed.
and then took her back to the Island before
she was turned over with bag and baggage
to her handsome young husband
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
y FORECLOSURE SALES

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
County.-ATI1old S. FUrst. plaintiff against
Carmine Altieri and others. defendants.-In ptlr-
suance of a judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered In the above-entirled ac-
ton and bearing date the 10th day of January
1910 l. the undersigned, the referee in said Iudg-
menr named, will sell at public auction at the
Exchange salesroom. Nos 14-f6 Vesey Street in
the Borough of Manhattan City Of New York
the Srd day Of February. 1910 al twelve
O'Clock thar dav by Samuel Marx. ate
tioneer. the premises directed by said Judgment
70 be sold and therein described follows:
All that certain l9t, piece parcel OF land.
haitian Of the city of New York in the County
and State Of New York, bounded and described
follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly side of
l33rd Street. distant one hundred thrty-seven
feet. six inches westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the said northerly side of
123rd Street with the westerly side OF Amster-
northery side OF 1870 Street thrty-seven feet,
six inches: thence nOrthery at right angles witt.
133rd street ninety-rine feet. eleven inches 10
the center line of the block: thence easterly
parallel with 133rd street thirty-seVen feet, six
inches; thence southerly at right angles with
the point place Of beginning
Said premises being now known By Nos. 50T
TO 500 West 13Srd Street, Borough Of 3lanhat-
tan. New York City
Dated New York, January 10th. 1910.
PATRICK J. D0BSON Referee.
FCRST & FURST. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 21S
Montague Street. Borough OF Brooklyn. New
York CITY.
The following is a diagram OF the property 10
be sold Its street numbers are 50T and 800
West 133rd Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
C04CHNAN WILL LIVE
Nan accused Of lfMbrook
Crime Sticks TO ISt0ru

----EessA ssAkeepsis,- " Jan I4-Frank
shs-zeTAo-a, lie ccachman fer Barnes
Canton Ct 1I1Ilb-ook. who attenpted 10
ozHsit suicIde ~ cutting his throat yes
tEdsy after Mss Sarah O. Brymer. the
clzspt7n nurse, had been found dead from
straheulation, Is doing well At Vassar Hos
riisl to-day. Dr. Henry c. Bugbee. super
n'endent o. lhe hospital, said that Scher-
-frhoTn probably would recover The
eoachraan receiTed the most careful treat
zsat Al The hospital
schsrnerhorn had recovered 20 rapidly
throughout TIE day THAI toward evening
Salst 4cCabe vas informed that he could
SAFELY tax with him The chief Went &c
istls BEDSIDE OF the prisoner in Vassar
4Rospitsl and pressed him with questions,
nzi was unable 70 get him 70 make any
admission Of guilt scherrnerhorn repeated
aE declaration CT yesterday that he sav
ehsshi, TIE japanese butler. cn the
rs-slda with Miss Brynrer and aftarvaTd
saT hin leave the house with a bundle
sna walk down the road. Ee stuck TO this
siory IN spite CT the Dolice officers sharp
ousstio1ing and seeming unmindful of
= Inconsistency compared with his at
.e-apt Al suicide ana his repeated declara-
l9as that he would rather ole than go 10
AcCaoe said after leaving the hospital
nat he Is as certain as ever that Scher-
raaerforn committed the crime and was
e-l-e concerned II Il The butler has not
-sesa arrested. and Is aot even under sur
-t-lea1e District Attorney Mack and
e--erin Townsend share the CHIEFS opinion.
= one q the attendants AZ the hospital
.ss- night ScaermeThorn asked for some
tllg with which 70 Kill himself. In one
q ne adjoining wards is his wife, who Is
.sHoLzI- q the charge against her hUs-
Sob -.l-f-rr
ueaiIoeut g TIE hospital for several weeks
t1s. ~
ecaernaerhcrn IS the guilty man We
LET found ire stolen silverware. he
E-slL have hidden Il n the hav, and il
sella take q ear 10 ind It. We expect
E-tS--1s- ..o-n % recover. and when ~
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
NOTICE OF SUMMONS


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. New York Counry.-Sumrnous A.
ton for Absolute Divorce George Joseuh piair
tiff against Helen Joseph, Defendant
To the above-named Defendant: You ara h.rc
hv summoned to answer the Complain h, thi.
action. ana 10 serve copy OF your answer nv,
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days asta-
the service q this summons exclusive ~ ~.
dav OF service. and in or your faiIiIr. -o
appear answer. Judgment viii be taken
against you by default for the RELIEF dennangaa
in the complaint
Dated New York. February 10th 1902
yc1tsST WILLIAM SMITH E1sfrttr-Sr ...
l0e-lOs Fulton Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
10 Helen Joseph, the above-named Defendant,
The foregoing summons IS served upen you Sy
nunIicarion pursuant 10 order OF Hon Charlss
= NacLean one of tho Justices OF the suprana
Court OF the state OF New York. dated I've aorh
SaS Of December. 1909. and hled with the COW
niaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF tha ceunt,,
Of New York at the County Court Hous. ~
said County. in the State OF New York on ,ha
~ DAY of January, 1910. Yours etc. N'
ItoFTN WILLIAM SMITH. Plaintic's ..+,-,s,,
New york City
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

xs- orleans. Ian. -4-One Or the worst
s,,--,ns in the history Of the cotton future
,-sdi-g was recorded here TO-DAY Prices
~ TIE old cro., deliveries broke soon after
TIE luncheon hour ii nest sensatlonal
r7anne-. and within short time were from
re 70 11g points down from the high levels
~ the day. q loss Of about s. SO bale.
Within less than half an hours trading
there was a break of 50 points, prices
c-,,ra5ljnc away IS registered On the sales
bosrs from : to = points a. q time Al
-nast three cents pound, or Sl5 bale,
lo--er than the highest levels OF the season
-ere TIE prices established The cause OF
the break vas generally regarded as with
ogt explanation. Large traders, including
prominent Southern bulls who recently
vent 10 New York. have been talking very
hullisblv. Z is known. however, that q
powerful bear clique has trained It's suns
CT this bull factor.
The decline started in New York and fol-
lowed period of quiet trading, n which
he market had taken on 4 steady tone.
fact which LED the bulls 70 believe that
Liquidation from their side was about over
suddenly the selling started. and II Few
minutes time the market was in state OF
selni-pazic, with long cotton being thrown
overheard by The thousands of bales IN
The last half hour OF trading the decline
vas checked b. pratt taking by the Bears
they bought heavily, and The result was Z
reaction u about % points. or 81 50 bale
Nenphis. Jan. Il - Factors and spot
cotton holders Of Memphis have refused
70 sell cotton At decline exceeding
--z-.y1s- -re- cent As rhh aTe--r1,fe ~r7,o
.aron COMMITTEES was unable 10 fix prices
a. quotations we're wiped of the Mem
phis Gotten Exchange boards today. The
stock Of cotton in Memphis is in round
azures 29o 800 bales. The wiping out Of all
quotations Is unparalleled in the history
of the exchange
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

for the preservation OF leather and leather
goods. The incorporators are Augnst
Klipstein and Alfred Lichtenste;n. OF New
York; Ernest C. Klipstein and Edwin 7.
Haley, Of East Orange. n. J.; George D.
Hallock. of Plainfield. ". J.; John Henry
Hurlbutt. of Stamford. Conn. and H W.
Davis, of Wilmington.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
SENTENCED FOR MURDER.

fclloTing his plea Of guilty OF murder
tne second degree MauIda Wong,
=ssIIlaEfau, was sentenced by Justice Gof
- L.e Criminal Branch OF the Supreme
So Yesterday 70 not less than twenty
. ana not more than Eis natural life
eng Sing. Or July q. Wong shot and
sa...ec Lux Wing me Chinese Fice-Ccnsul
~ outslce The lscrer's Office AZ No Is
saIo6oRay- after the latter failed three
u'aes 10 Hu1 wcrlz for Wong.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
Issrd Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
20 satisfy which the above described property is
70 be sold IS O0s. 30. with interest therepn
the 10Th day OF January 1910. together with
costs and allowance. amounting s395. 20. with
interest from January l0ti. luIo together with
the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount Of the taxes assess
raents and water rates, OF other liens, which are
20 be allowed 10 the purchaser out of the uur-
chase money or paid b. the referee, is Sel6.1l
and interest.
The premises will be sold subject TO a prior
mortgage Of S31.5o0 and interest thereon at the
rate Of o1sss per annum from June u, lSOa.
Also subject 70 a prior mortgage for 81 200 and
interest thereon at the OF Sc per annum
from June Il, 1900. one-half of which aftects
the said premises. Subject covenants and
strctionE contained In Liber 2o74 OF tt3nveynnceB
al page 4ls, being covenants against nuisanees,
Subject to any state or facts which an accurate
Eurvev would show Subject also 10 any AlG-
nicipal Department violations. if any taere be.
any lis pendens nled 70 enforce the came
Dated New York, January 10th 1910
PATRICK ]. DOBSCE RafaTea
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
TANNING COMPANY CHARTERED.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 1.-THE Argin
Tanning Company. Of New York, with
capital OF s1,500,000 was chartered ar Do
Yer to-day. 1t holds important patents
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
PUBLIC NOTICES
COETRACT ss.
[AIEsEILL aCTEDTCT

SEALED BIDS viii be received bv the
S-Ss2,veIL ~ Ester supply. IN Room $40. -2se
s-s.- as, AeU York. until Il A II on Jan
-z-y iS 1910. for Contract es for the con
sss :. ~ 81 q seven steel pipe giphons consist
- - - s5Feteo steel shells feet inches and
=. - tset inches nominal tnsi6a dismefer en-
oerreS--e- Hlth concrete and lined with Portland
se.srsi ,-otlsr aggregsttng 2.e miles. also
a. -, - Stc-aSs u QueoUct IA open cut ana
Eg.res.s.-e -.s-. ..AElsit or cut-and- cover aqueducL
lsssfes ---s :. aeont 20 feet. The work Is
sn- - "A n tne Towns OF Yorktown Mt. Pleas
wssr~s-.-..-te ..-tesc@D1rs. and the City Of YonkeTs.
ser County. New York
=. a. tae shove tinse and alaee IN. hid vysf;
tssnt--.Si t-.i'f-s - opened and read Pamphlets con-
q cosifrs.S 80 - Ll9a for bidders sn6 pamphlets
sDr e @ct Cravings can De obtained sf RooI.
su,n i, @.s Sboys address By depositiug the
For ssri,ssln Doilars fSio) for each pamphlet.
EederS PARTICULARS see fnfcrE1la tiou tor
JgHA 4 BE%SEg-. President:
5AkLEE X. CHADWICK
fe~1-.,...- f-iARLEs a SHAW
i 51,5Slleners of rhe Board os Wsf-- s,ppiy
rrs99,.-9o SMITH. Chief Engins-r
<-S HAEEETI. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
FOR SALE.

D-s5a1zs. PARTITIONS TELEPHONE BOOTHS.
,,rsS chairs, wardTobss. mirrors. wall hzf-
frsS,-r5y.ssEEt5 ysEt5ess furniture eli kuds- FINN
--.ss aas EreadwaE 81 Franklin 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
LOST-6ANKBOOKS.

EOS ID E-HlNFNoOONS.
BANEBOOK No. 4S4, TST Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing, Any person having
claim to it is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 511O41. OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. any person having
a claim TO il is hereby called upon present
within ten days or submit TO having said
pessbook cancelled and a one issued
BANKBOOK No. $50 497 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing ANY person having
a claim TO it is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within days submit TO having
said passhook cancelled and a new issued.
LOST-Bankbook No. sO2. .929. Bank for saw
ings. ESQ 18th ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book to bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. SS2.544 Bank for Saw
ings. $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
STOPPED Please return book 70 bank.
LOsT-Bankbook No. 927. Az, Bank for saw
ings. ESQ 18th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
LOsT-Bankhook Nc. ga, ,245. Sank for saw
ings. $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book to hank
LoST-Bankbook No 965. .7a3 Bank for Saw
ings. $50 4rh ave- New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to hank.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
WORK WANT ED.


WORK OF any kind, by strong young married
man. FOR q moderate salary; has references as
70 honesty, willingness and ability. Address Nj.
Stevenson 365 Woodward ave. Ridgewood.
Brooklyn.
USEIUL MAN.-BY young eolored man, In pri
vate family: two years 5th ave. reference:
country preferred. George, cnre ". Scott. .
West 3sth st
YOUNG MAN %. wishes TO represent manu-
facturer in west Virginia Ohio and Psnnsyl-
ysui2; salary and commission; best references.
B. NJ. Box %, Tribune Once.
YOUNG MAN. 20. any Office work: knows
commercial arithmetic; willing worker: can
furnish best references. A. z. r., Box %,
Tribune Office.
Female.
COMPANION or MANAGING HOUSEK EEPER.
BY capable woman. of refinement about 45;
references. Address Room 40I, Is William St.
care OF Clarke.
DREssMAkER. CUTTER AND FITTER--Eae-
CANT gowns; quick worker: wishes work in
private family by day: SO: city or country; ref
erences. Madam LAG West 13Ist ST.
TENoGRAPHER. -Up-to-iate American girl
wants position and wants It quickly; good
value for money. 3. ID. Box 195. Tribune once.
STENOGRAPHER.-Y Christian woman,
at present employed, desires make
change; proficient IN taking dictations, rapid
typewriter. good education and able to furnish
references from present and past employers.
Steno.. Box %. Tribune Once
STENOGRAPHER.--By young lady. OF culture
and refinement: A, Boz 90 Tribune Office
YOUNG LADY. "a; good fsurer; ambitious; Al
references NJ. KanzIer, AIS West 4otl ST
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

SAVINGS BANK depositors will learn of son,-
thing their Immediate financfai Advantages by
addressing Deposition. Box 42. Tribune once
ABOVE ALL COMPETTrORS-S -Safisfacforv
dealing. Prompt cash payments for complete
libraries small collections OF niscellaneous
literature can always be obtained HENRY
MALKAN ~ Broadway. Telephone $500 Rrosa
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

o"H FhANCiSC MINING STOCKS.
ssA Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE official clos
-As quotations FOR mining stocks to-day
were IS fallowg.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

n PARTY WITH SMALL. CAPITAL VIII csI,
at Room e3a. Knlckerhncker Theatre Building
us West Safh ST.. they Will hear something 10
their advantage -
AT A GREAT REDUCTION. printing az all
kinds; we can save you 20&, johnson press
SUCCESSORS 10 Call Frexz. lar Fulton ST., " r
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
HELP WANTED.
NIaIe-

Male
TENOR for city church. 500. also bass $3.50
Webster's Choir Exchange. 1856 9Th ave.
STENOGRAPHER and assistant boogkeeper:
SIS. National Employment Exchange. A West
STENOGRAPHER, for large bank downtown:
about q years; $50. National Employment Ex-
change a West 42d st
Two CITY Statesmen wanted bv Tnanufsct-
urer; exclusive territory will be given good
capable men; splendid futures. Room 721 Trib-
Cns Ruildlns.
UNEMPLOYED-Why not so IN moving picture
business? Outlay small: instalment plan. no.
sitions procured free. 3. H. Moving Picture
Co. 1S6 West 37th st.
D-Ropresentatives to sell the Twentiefh
fresh leads daily ana liberal con7missions Cali
between q. m. and . p. at Funk & Wagnalls
Co. 400 East 23d st.
WANTED-strong boy TO work in shop. 81
Pearl 81.
Female.
A G1RL vanted in ofica to answer telephone;
Building, Room I.253.
ATTENDANTS, female. for strictly private
sanitarfuna near oity; all expenses paid; per
n1a1ent positiens lrwin's Nurses Registry, ~
" % est LIN 81.
COOK FCLDERS-some girls 20 learn: paid
while learning Edward McWhood Binder -
John 81
neutrality-suspicious. lady; S15. NefionaI
Emp3ovmert Exchange, - West 42d st.
CANVA SSERS earn SIS weekly; call and Jhev
will teach YOU how; out Of town write. Harris
Co. 1854 e ave
CHAMBERAIAID and WAITRESS; several
wanted oJ once, $50 $50, SIS. Albany Bureau
% East e3d st.
COOK, who can 10 al kinds Of cooking baking
desserts; city references Joaquin Bureau,
cog 6th ave. near s5tE 81.
ENTRY CLERK-11ust be experienced: Christian
girl cnly; So with rapid advancement. Call,
Flsie Dlehl Exchange. 80 Nassau 81.
EXPERIENCED cutter and pattern maker on
ladies' waists; state reference and salary I.
FEEDER on ruling machine. " H c Co. 48Z
Pearl st.
GENERAL ROCsEwOPKEPs- S25 Vinr6roD
Bureau. 65 West 3eth 81
HOUSEWORKER-A veIy competent girl IS
wanted IN 4 nice family OF three adults; wages
$50. JaequIn's Bureau. Cog 9Th ave.
H0CsEWOEKERs. city and country places
~ t-s.st 224 s.
NURSES Institution. near city, for tuberculosis
patients; S25 monthly, with maintenance and
laundry. Trwins Nurses Registry. II West I1th
OPERATORs on flags; also on white goods
steady positions; good pay. Amin e Co. 10l
SOPRANO for city church 500: also conTraifo
S4G0. Webster.s Choir Exchange. 136 9Th ave.
TEN0GR PIER. SIS: position open real es-
tate. 26th St; good chance for bright girl.
Call irnmediately Elsie Diehl Exchange. % Mas
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va RBsE-FIrst class unerceptionaT refer
city call, Jacquins Bureau. eo2 eth ave. S5th
81.
MATTRESSES, city S25 winthrop Bureau e5
West 3sth st.
WAITRESS. cHAMBERMATp; S22 SIS: city
Winthrop Bureau. 65 West 3sth 81