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New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Houpt Challenges Winner oi
Twentv-four-Hour Grind.

hi black and white sign which has
,,.e-, landmark on Automobile Row for
,.s-1v : year came down yesterday morn
Ing
This was tho legend which told about the
-,-o-fd-S record made by the Lozier car in
October at the Brighton Beach track for
---entv-forir hours-1leS miles. But Broad
usv in the SOS VIII not be without d sign
Of that nature. II cniy moved into the next
block downtown. and within day or Two
the Stea-ns headquarters sill have a sim
slar sign telling about the new mark at
l.25s miles
There was much talk along The row yes
r-srday concerning the challenge Of the
Iioupt car 10 the Stearas for g straight
away race OF ten miles for $3.50 side
Ths makers Of the FIcUpt explain that their
car was OF very long wheel base and not
50 ReII fitted for circular track racing as
Z car OF shorter wheel base
A representative OF the SteaTHS car SalQ
yesterday We have received no official
knovlecse Of this challenge yet. ! DO not
know whether OF not We would take IL mp
l. the challenge were made L WOULD De
very difficult to get 8 ten-mile straight
away course anywhere around New York
chairman Butler Of the contest commit
tee Of the American Automobile Associe-
tion issued a sanction yesterday for two
u :
Beach MCtorironle on Labor Day and Sep
1en-her s. The Saturday preceding Barney
DI5fel5 and George Robertson viii be the
star speed ConJende-S. meeting daily IN len
mile and one-hOur races. Dan Smith, the
promoter. issued entry blanks yesterday for
she following events
FIRST DAY, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3
STARTS P NJ
No r-0ne-raile time trials against Bri-b-
--- Beach track record cf 52:5S and one-rriie
-s-o-l5-- circular track record Of Q % 40 70
e-rranre fee- Prize, gold medal
Sc G-THu miles open to stripped chsssis
500 -rhT5 i1-h-s ana under class 9 frize,
<. S-Ten miles open 20 stripped chassis
sGo CUBIC inches and under. Class C. Prize,
( n0 10 E-sr S5n 70 second. cash oT plate.
30 Fire miles ree-for-ali- Prize. 500
20 frs SO 20 second cash or plate
No 5-0ns hour race. open 70 stripped chassis
.sn0 cubic Inches anG under Class g Prize.
$500 t. winner Entrance fee. So
-E-oND DAY. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER >
STARTS P. n
--a 6-0ne--lile time trials against Brigh-
-on Bach track record Of - -36 ana one-rnile
worlds circular track record Of $50 - 40
entrance fee Prize. gold medal
No. Ten miles. open 70 stripped CHASSIS
coo cubic lnchFs and under Class c Prize
trophy
7E7r rT1f Re- inches ana under. Class g. FrlZe.
sS fH -0 nrs-- -" te second, cash or plate.
) N~l 2-FE-e miles f~ee-f0r-all- Prize. 500
y-- arsf. $50 To Second. cash OF plate.
, ~ an--Jna hour race. open 70 stripped
. chassis Gro cubic inches and under Class 9
Prize 500 70 winner
Entries close al midnight on September 1
al the offices Of the Brighton Beach Asso-
citation IN the Hotel Cumberland.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
KEEN RACE EXPECTED
Fast Colts Entered in Futurity
at Empire City Track.

IIorsemen from al oYeE the United
states are n New York II see the S15.00O
F=turitv for tr0tters Al the opening of the
Grand Circuit meeting al the Empire track
today Al followers of the Grand Circuit
are predicting tie greatest colt race on
record. Colorado Z. one OF the colts on
-A-ed. has trotteG a mile in .0fl.. while
Native Belle. owned by Edward Thompson.
af N0--huort. Long Island, and holder Of
r-0 worlds record for tw3-vear-clds.
rla, +s credited with ability % trot an
2e5- or better Half a dozen others in
-He list ~ possible starters have shown
thar they could trot in . -NS.
The first division OF the Speedway Stakes
FOR 2.rf -rottere. amateurs - drive, and
The Fashion stakes for 2-12 PAGERS. are on
fhe card for the opening day.
Tho entries follow
~----- .S-5.oH=1 Natrou Fu-gr5rv Stake=-
tl-es-T-z 7Il=l- Bergen > -e6-45- Bon Ni-ant
'-.f-sH colorado i - l-14l- Eva Tane7iay
-'s-.- I-H= A-i00 = 2-15-.-. Eva Balli.i- Enjir
HIer .-ia-s. Fuara- Native Belle Z -0I "a. Miss
= Master Dictator Todd. Grace and Baron TODD
T-o--Ir- - is class. $3.50 Speedway Stakes
isst -Elor- amateurs . artEe'-8essi' H.
@5. r.. u. n t2-I5ip. Mr AIrell. Robin
. Ia~r --7-4H Ja- Guy Adele Nfarrrave - - x D.
Goa E=.is Baron Dell and Miss "a rvtone-
Pacing - = class $500 Fashion Stakesl-
/ teslrsf Louise f t2-f1@4. O-anSebUrg =.
l-Eas5f= Hal f2-1gSA3. Princess Direct c2.14i<1,
rro KNOWS t@-ll@tf- Al0anGa t-,I2i4s. Mike
H.r-z t2sIfisg Lazy Isle PIP sara Ann
ra--- - .a... Buster Brown t2-f6~st Direct
va r. - GS ~. Make D:rrct ? 2l3 a., Evelyn
n .--1I ard S7r-uv Jim - ~ -
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
SULLIVAN IN FAST BOUT
West Side Boxer Outpoints
Young" McDonough.

Paddy Sullivan. the rugged West Side
TsEiHst. ourpoiu1ed Young AcDonouEa.
81 Manchester, in ten-roUnd sluggirg
match Al the Olympic Athletic Club. Of
Harlem last night The men. although
tleE pose as IiEiltweigIlts. are really husky
r-e7tsrs. McDon0UGh did not appear TO be
in the best Of condition and vas inclined
r1 ae slow in his movements.
Neither man showed any science but
81 eut Iu TO exchange punches from the
start sullivan was the stronger, and.
with The exception Of the ninth round. had
things his own wav. He f7ooTed NcDou-
olEh in the fifth round for the count ot
sly with right HpperCut 10 the Jaw. Nc
LcTC.-EE arose, but ran into a right cross
on The Jaw that sent him crashing TO the
mat
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
RANELAGH -FOUR WINS
Britons Defeat New Haven Sec
0nd in Fast Game.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Narragansett Pier. r I, Aug. 22-Riding
fast and hitting the ball straight for goals,
the Britons of the Ranelagh polo team to-
day defeated the second four of New
Haven by the net score of Is goals to 161s
goals The match was the semi-final for
the Nara agansett cups and the English
men allowed their opponents the large
handicap of Il goals. 1t was the only con-
test Of the day decided on the field of the
Point Judith Polo Club. as the first game
scheduled in the open championship tour
nament went. by default of the Meadow
Brook Freebooters, who were unable to
mount their full complement Of players, to
Bryn Mawr
The Ranelagh players oUtTode and. for
dsshing and daring hoTsemanshtp. easily
oUtciassed the New Haven four. The Earl
Of Rocksavage alone scored a total Of
goals while on the New Haven side Z,
\. Morgan. jr., was the only player sue
cessfut in putting the ball between the
posts
During the day an impromptu series Of
gymkhana races were decided on the
beach. and in several Of the races women
and children rode.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
sURROGATEs NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDTTCRs.-Notics 4 hersoy
given pursuant Section 1854 OF the Gods
of civil Procedure thar the undersigned iuten,ts
- apply 20 the Surrogate OF Niagara County for
Iatters OF administration OF tle goods. charrsIs
and credits OF Mary g. Wheeler. late OF tina cry
oS IOckpoTt. Niagara County. y Y deceased.
and for a decree q said SurrogaTs fixing the psn-
aitv~ OF his Official houd such adrniuisrra-cr.
a. a sum not exceeding twice the q claims
against the estate OF said deceased presented -
said surrogate pursuant this notice and all
persons having claims demands against said
Mary C Wheeler. deceased. are hereby notified
- exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
~ Hon Charles Hickey. Surrogata OF Niagara
County at the Surrogate = once IN the Cirv Or
Lockp0rt in said County. on or before the 10Th
dav OF September. 1910.
Dated LockpGrt, y Y, August sth. 1910
FREDERIC r. WHEELER
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
EVEN BREAK FOR INDIANS |
Win and Lose from Toronto,
While Rochester FoTges Ahead.

Toronto. Aug. 22-Joe 1TcGinnity's Ind
lans broke even in double-header with
tie locals TO-DAY ana missed q chance 20
! tie Rochester for first place. The first
gene Tas . batting festival for the New
-@rs They swatted the Toronto
t.nfTs IN great style. and when the game
ended the- had sixteen taiiies on their s!de
.o tFree for the locals.
uTp<- CANE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23

- TFSMEN-We caa place two successful thor
ea.RhIv efficient statesmen -olore6 Htho-
--s,,bss advertising material: 81 600 81 500 and
S,-+er II the commands it; terrttorv gen
fral Call Business Service Co. agency. SOS
cfr,.-ar FSrtlSing
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
LOST BNN.<BOOkS.

BANKBopE No SIS 1t2 of the Union Dime
Savings sank is missing. ANY person having
claim 10 1t is hereby called upon 10 present
said passbook cancelled and new enc issued
RANKBOOK No. 541624 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank il missing Any person having
a claim 10 81 is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit to having
said passhook cancelled ana a new issued
LOST -Bankbook No e28, Dos. Bank for say
fngs $50 attn ave, New York. Payment
stopped please RETURN book TO hank.
L0ST--Bankbook No. STi I56 Bank for say
inCs $50 ath ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return book TO bank
os1 GE sToI. Handbook No 37474I Of
ths German savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th ave. and l4th ST, issued TO
t,ha ariotta Bock All persons are cautioned
se.inst nAgotiatinn the same. II not returned
10 The hank an the i3th dsy Of September. 1910
IA duplicate Will be Issued
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
otaIs. 50 II - 1s o Totals ..3of5 : "a 1s

totals. 50 II - 13 o. Totals so 1 ; "A Il
Buffalo. ...----.. Ks
Jersey City,. . o g o 0-I
Two-hase hits-Hanford. Williams, Cor
Coran Three-hase hit-Pattee. Sacrifice hits
-Esmond. White Struck out-By Friil. ,:
by Carmichael . Bases balls-OT Frill.
/ eT Carmichael . Double pIay-w heeIer,
Johnson and Abstein. Hit by pitched ball
By Carmichael. l. Wild pitch-Camnitz. l.
Hits-Or FriIl. s in ; innings Left bases
Jersey city. 6; Buffalo 6. Umpires-Byron
and Murray
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
TRST GAME

: -Fa~ Cor AgIer In eighth inning
1eVs1t .-......-E . IS + o-fS
Tr1rrt. t o o o
FE~e--base rt-s-Joe Kelley. Wilson. Two
esse hits-I-ouCeu. Agler. Eearne. Lee %.
S7F M~Glul--- Eases on bslls-OT Lee, !: OF
y 'isg1- g. struck oUt-By Lee. ,. by Wilson
H.iC nirrr-ggf son Hit by pitcher-By
e..n. = Double pIay-Shaw 10 Slater. stolen
-sFf- .-og-r.e. Zimmerman. Louoen. Vaughn.
rsHrf.- .#+-H Mullen. Left hasss-To oronfO
2 Ea q TfuIe-2.o0 Attendance-3.0rn.
=
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
CAME
FDE7
Totals. "a sf2z s =
orsls - ? 2 27 g :

set-el t5r Vaughn ~ the ninth INNING
'J-s cst when winning ran was scored
-H'rrro . a. u o q =
--eEari1. ---.--. q q q q 0-l
. -Ho-Asse hit-Joe kelley Sscr1hce hits
lft-f5.a.i5-1 Eo.- rE@EGev stolen bas@s-Jack
.Ae-y- Meyer First base errors-Ne~arE
rSat0 . struck oEt-By Mcfsinnit5. .
p kHculph, = Bases on bslls-D1 Neon
Double pIays-Kellev and Vaughn
t-F"rs and McAIilster Left on bases-AeN
sF- Toronto 10. Cmpirss-Boyle and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
PROPOSALS. p

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY. T. 4
Army 80 Whitsh all ST New York City. \. Y.
August 10 I9iO.-SAalad proposals. IN cripicafs
FOR furnishing and delivering l33.S12 No , cans
Corn and SO. 62S No. cans Peas. VIII o. re
rsi,eS AZ this once until lO o'clock A " SEQ
t.nnber 10 1870. Information furnished on sr-
piication. Envelopes containing proposals should
he marked Proposals fOr Subsistence stores
opened september 10. 19iC." and addressed 70
col A L. SMITH. \ 6. G. L. S Army
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL ROCK ISLAND
vU August Is ta1O-Seaied proposals. I'm
arDIicate subject 20 the usual conditions viii
he received at thts Arsenal until y o'cl0cS
:, IN September Is, 1910 for the purchase o.
Condemned ordnance stores. Catalogues rfv-
ing quantities. condition, etc. can b had on
appIicatton TO F. +. HOODS 1t. Col. ORG
Dept.. { : \. Commanding.
TvNTTFlD STATES ENGINEER OFTF'TC'F
Roou Sea. custom House, Baltimore Nfd
A,r II 1910. Sealed proposals for dredging b.,
southwest Baltimore Hsroor and Curtis Raw
Ch1nnei Nd viii be received at this SfHCs
until 4 O'Clock ?. Nj. Sept. %, 1910 ana tnar,
nnbllcFv opened. Information on application
THOs l. CASEY. Colonel Engineers
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Female
URSE-Scotch. Protestant thoroughly expert
enced; one child, good references, $50. Wal
dorf Agency, - West 35d =. Mrs. Mack.
proprfetTessi Phone, 800 Madison.
SEAMSTRESs sMAID-Experience dressmaker
good frter; objection TO country; best ref
erences; sa5- Oseus Agency. 10 Lexington
ave cor. 5Sth St Tel. 1926 Plaza
TRESS-A bsoluteIy first class, particularly
neat; excellent references. S25- $50 Waldorf
Agency Il West 33d St Mrs. Mack, proprie-
tress). Phone. 900 Madison
WATTRE RESs-Neat smart English girl: thor
oughly experienced; best references; friend
parlorrlaid or chambermaid; SO Osterberg s
Agency T1S Lexington ave. Tel, 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
WORK WANTED.

Male
ca i,if oqbIs all around yn d ms Io
ls@ Navy ST. BrooklEI-
C-IAJ-FFEf' 'R.-Mechanic; sober. careful driv-
or. good reference. J NJ, 12lA West 18th
ST. Bayonne. \. J.
ate: quick and accurate al figures. J. NJ :,
electrician. LEAD BURNER. class
on batteries for electric carriages and trucks.
LONG experience; well recommended. Auto, lo4
East 18th 81.
TTEER---fIerman. 80; single; trade
gineer licenses: all repairing, steam or cleo
rc any plant ., Gity or GO Sounlry Eng'nfeF
TsNGINEER R-LfcensAd. competent. sober
liable, wants change. Engineer l46 East
s1st -
Man speaking French. English. Spanish. ItaI-
ian wishes position. salpone, 3e1 East
STABLE Thoroughly expert
wishes charge OF business stable; best refer
ences J. II. N. ais Cd ave. BrooklyE.
YOUNG MAN C25) wishes position in Office.
cal or otherwise good all around man; neat
with paper business. r. O., Box 20. Tribune
YOUNG MAN wishes clerical position with well
established frm; good references, Address l.
YOUNG MAN--In Wholesale house: has had
two years' experience in @tllce % work; best
1 referenceB. Box Il, TRIBUNE Orlce
Female
COMPAH1oN.-E Educated widow as companion
TO elderly lady or chaperons young lady;
experienced traveller; practical housekeeperS ,
references. Address. F ". c. Tribune Up
town Office 1854 Broadway
COMPANION ATTENDANT.-Young woman
educated. musical. companion TO lady liv-
ing IN Bridgeport, Stamford or Greenwich; ;
references. Address, L v. Tribune Office.
DRESSMAKER wishes nrst class work: stylish
dresses. tailored suits: perfect 1T guaranteed.
J15 t0s5th st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
t7TTTLTP VALET.-French also German;
thoroughly experienced; first class reference. /.
0ood traveller. wages, $50 TO $50. Julien
Agency. II West 42d at. Tel 43si-Bryant-
RITZ. .KRS.-First class and useful. English.
s4h $50 and SEQ: German. $50: French, $50.
svriss $50. several others; Investigated refer
enees waldorf Agency, Il West $50 st. Phone
500 Madison.
F0ACHMAN 30 married. family country
vear round; thoroughly understands his htiai-
ness good. careful driver. personal references;
temperate, useful. oblig1nS. d Deasey. 435 West
5sth St
AN-Engi iishman. aged "a. married. life
4ynerienre with private families. thorough. all
around horsernan references. j. Piling 81 Vroom
St. Jersey city.
EoTTPLE-French. nrst class: butler; cook
very competent: excellent references. city or
-ountry Julien Agency. AZ West 42d ST Tel.
Rryant-i3sl
C0TTPLE.-Young Danish man. butler valet
nsefi,I. wife, cook. iaundress. housemaid:
has, references. $50 Osterbergs Agency 7Is
axington ave. Tel 1856 Plaza.
5797TTpT Es-Ai nationaiities. butIers and
cooks buffers and chnmbermaids. buffers
and ladies. maids; $50. $40, SIS; investigated
Tererencez Waldorf Agency. l. West $50 st.
phone 300 Madison
FAPMER- Married On private farm; wife good
plain coex. ]. 5. williams. 10 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
BUFFALO. 5: JERSEY CITY. I.

Buffalo. Aug 22.-The home players had
little trouble in defeating the Jersey City
team to-day. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
MONTREAL, 3; PROVIDENCE,

--. Af-rrcai- 4 n Z
-.'al.ezl % q . % u x-2
-''yldvaoe ..8 o . - %
- .s-r+-ri..s- Keffe ard kricben. Fssrberich Sat
EN~s'ta-a. LmElres-sStArC-d 2Ra AsllsAn.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LEFT somewhere, or lost. handbag containing
papers. also a separate bundle OF private
papers. Suitable reward Will be paid IL returned
to Physician 81 clark st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
ROCHESTER, 6; BALTIMORE, /.

RCCHES EH- o; BAL lWOHEs l.
- Rochester r. II z.
R5cheete- . = o o 0 x-6 Is
Baltimore % q q o o o 0-1
T-rupires-M Mcconnell ana Blair. Donneily,
Schmidt and Egan. CMpires-FInneran and
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
HELP WANTED.
Adala

SALESMAN for machinery house in specislties
bssjdas lathee pIaners. etc. Credentiai En-
plovment Corporation, 253 Broadway test 1904
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
ST. PAUL's SCHOOL,
Garden City, L. I.
Miscellaneous.

wANTED-AMBITIOUS LADY. STUDY PROF
table profession. Social, institutional Literary
COLLEGIATE - West 9Gth ST.
LOOKING FOR A SCHOOL OR CAMP?-By
writing school Agency. SOC z, Al Park Row.
N Y You Can Find the School Wanted.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23

Py VIRTUE or An EXECUTION vii.
sell az II 50 this forenoon. ar SSa Park Aya .
BROOKLYN. lot OF furniture and pianos 2.
Marshal
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23

plov-nent corporation, 153 Broadway 1est 1904
tAgsncyl.
liquors; old established
first class house; city trade: Western territory
also open CredentiaI Employment Corporation,
2.s Broadway (Agepcyl,
sATEgMA AN-Fypn-ienced trade papers: pref
erahIv k1uvyIedge of drugs; 81 zoo and COM
f,,issjon Call Business Service Co. agency sos
Singer Building
sALESMA Experienced books. to the trade
frst rate personality 81. COO S3. COO according
70 experience. Business Service Co tAgencyl,
sos Singer Building.
SHEET PITTNCs MAN for Western firm; salary
$500 Call. Mighin CAsency), Flatiron Build
ing.
sEIPPTNG CLERK for wholesale house; expert
enced n routing and city delivery. Credential
Employment Corporation test- 1900. 253 Broad
way tAgency)-
STFNoCRA APHER-ShouId be able take rapid
5ictation trauscribe accurately. knowledge Of
correspondence and bookkeeping preferred. but
not essential: salary s1s-s25 according TO the
man: none but first rate experienced men con
sidered. Business Service Co (Asency), sos
Singer Building.
STFNOGRAPHERS-W have constant demand
from good houses for capable men: salaries
1924 s.. .O40. Credential Employment Corporation,
253 Broadway agency.
sTT7NOGRAPHFRs immediately desirable, per
uanent positions: ineyperienced men. S62f;
others sTS0-S .o40, according To ability Creden-
tiaI Employment Corporation, 256 Broadway
Ngency).
NoGRAPHFR-shouId be able 10 take rapid
dictation. transcribe accurately; knowledge Of
correspondence an6 bookkeeping preferred, but
not essential; salary S25: but first rate,
experienced men considered. Business Service Co
tAeency). sos singer Building.
STENOGRAPHER. for downtown firm; rapid
dictation: executive; salary SIS. Call. Mighill
a gency). Flatiron Building
ST TRBAN LOT SALESMAN wanted; best
chance ii New York for man wanting 10
make big money: experience not absolutely
necessary. United Realty. $50 Nassau st.
SUPERINTENDENT for metal furniture manu-
factUrers, understanding electric welding and
finishing: salary 81 500 81, 500. Credential En-
ployment Corporation. 253 Broadway agency.
WANTED-Mill business manager; also
man to sell Al New York staples and
novelties TO notions drygoods jobbers:
must have clean record and efficiency
start ar living wages; fortune should
result from liberal share Of profits from
right work. Write age, experience, ref
crences. pay required, to A, Box 9, New
York Tribune Office
WANTED-Saiesman interview priests and
nuns relative TO church painting and statuary-
John Nav. DO West 14th ST.
YOUNG MAN, for country, generally useful;
Norwegian OF German preferred; s25; bring
references. Oison's Agency. 10 Lexington ave,
corner 5Stl 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
DANCING ACADEMIES.

Miss Mant Al z. SD. Dancing classes Stage
and all Fancy Dances Pantomiu1es arranged
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
cHAppAoua MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE

VaIhalIa, Westchester Co. n n
A Co-Educaronal Friends school IN the Rea!
Country. 40th year. Now occupying its oeaHtl-
ful new buildings at VaIhalla. % miles from
N. Y 70 acres; 500 f.. altitude. Unsurpassed Tor
natural beauty and healthful surroundings Inor,
ough preparation for any college or technicaI
school Commercial Manual Training; Domestic
Science. Music and Art Departments; Separate
Department and Home Mother for young children
Gymnasium. Rates s3GO-s3T5 a year. Catalog-
For Youne T.adies-Cogntry.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
AUCTION SALES

& 900 INVESTED secures secretary's position
ara large interest new corporation. Room ft4,
fg47 RrC7dway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23

tSALFSMAN-Wines. liquors; old established
first class house; city trade; Western territory
also open Credential Employment Corporation,
| p5s Esrna ir,at LAgencyl.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23
For Young Ladies-Country.
For Boys and Young Men-Country,

For Boys and Young Men-Country-
WORRALL HALL ACADEMY, Peekski1. NY
Ideal Home Boarding School. Academic
Business and Preparatory courses. Military
drill Primary departments. Sanitary condi-
tions perfect. Address Principal P. o Box III
ST. DAVID'S HALL, ScarsdaIe. n. Y--Thor-
ough education of boys for college or business.
Individual attention Endorsed by eminent ed1-
Gators Ideal surroundings. Rev.W l. Evans NJ A
New-York tribune., 1910-08-23

CHAABERMATD for good city situation; small
family; SIS: first class references necessary.
Waldorf Agency. Il West SD ST
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, Anasansett, Long
Island now, city in winter Miss Curry s
Agency. % West 42d st. fifth floor. Room 5il
CIAMBERMAIDS, mattresses, cooks. iaundress-
es houseworkers. Miss HofInaEer's Agency,
S20-322 9Th ave. ninth floor. -
COOK, for city situa must be very good;
wages $50 to a.. Waldorf Agency (Mrs. Mack.
proprietress). 12 West SD st.
COMPETENT NURSE for child 15 months old:
Eon's Cooperative Employment Bureau, 3I3 5th
COOKS. So. $50 $50, for private families; ref
erences necessary. Miss Curry's Agency, 20
West 42d st, Room 51t, fifth foor.
COOK anI LAT-NDRESS. for New Rochelle;
family two: another maid also kept; 50: eH-
ceIIent situation. Waldorf Agency. u West 800
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER, for one lady. out
all 5sy: city apartment; excellent wages 70 the
right rerson. Nalaorf Agency. i " IS, 300 81
FlcTTSEwORKER for Greensburg, Penn; no
cooking: family two. butler. cook. chanbernaid
snd laundress also kept. wages S25; excellent
situation. Waldorf Agency, y West I'D St Mrs.
Mack
HoUsEwoRKER-Two in family; city apart
rnent must be good cook. neat and clean SO;
laundry Julien Agencr. ~ West "a 81.
LADY desires competent Irish laundress' per
raanent place. IN country, sarge family; SHIRTS
Included: help given. Address l.. Postofflce.
Greenwich. conn Lady viii reply, appointing
Interview
LADY's MATD-French; good seanlstTess, Young;
references, apartment city; one LADY, SO to
$50. Julien Agency. AZ West 42d at
I,AT-NBRESS. assist end week other work; Os-
sining. y Y. good family; no shirts: 50; i'm
rnediately. Julien Bureau, 4T West 42d St
NJ RSE-Tain girls. four years: must speak good
English country nov: city later. wages $oO;
Immediately Julien Agency, ~ West 42d St
MUSES. FOR infants: also young children; ref
arences necessary. Miss CrrTy's Agency, 70
West 42d st, Room 5l1
SERVANTS in all capacities for private fam
lilies: have references Miss curry 5
Agency. p West 42d st. Room 51f.
NOGRA APHERS-Three positions paying Sl5
up for Young ladies who understand bookkeep-
ing: must Ae thoroughly competent and reliable;
permanent positions. Jupp Exchange (Agency),
81 Nassau ST
STENOGRAPHE Number Of law positions
with elite law firms. must be Al stenog-
rapher s7d 4 LADY good pay. H. Jupp FIX
change tAency). 81 Nassau st
sTENOGRAPHEE, for fine commercial house;
must he refined and competent; hours 8 to o,
z7lsrr SI5. permanent: new machine to be bought
Jupp Exchange CAency). 81 Nassau 81.
STFNOGPAPHER for editorial depa Utment Of
r7ror1fnenr house, must De high school graduate
and refined SIS Jupp Exchange tAzency), 81
Nassau -.
STFNOGPAP ER@Many positions. paying SO
10 SIS with splendid. reliable houses; these 20
sitlons permanent: registration free Jupp EX-
change agency. 81 Nassau st.
YANTET-C- -orlpeJent swedish maid; must have
first class city reference Mrs. Dickinson 5 Co
operative Employment Bureau 373 9Th ave.