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New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fen28S

Il
r.At-NDaEss. 4dish: first class. shirts. col
lars eriffz: wages S3o: excellent references
city or country Industrial Association Employ
ment agency. Il West 4@d St Phone o2lo-
ATNDREss-Young woman wishes position az
head laundress in school club; first class
references. Miss Margaret smith-s Agency ID
LATNDREss-Vit first class references; can
90 shirts. collars and all ffns linens. Miss
Margaret Smith Agencr, % West 42d ST. Ie4e-
phone 5059-Bryaut
LAUNDRESS-Nea zood Swedish girl; excel
lont laundress: friend charnhermaid assist
waitress; best references. Osterbergs Agency,
716 Lexington ave. Telephone 1e55-Plaza
NrRsB-Danish Pretestant excellent reference;
thero9ghly expeTtenoei IEo children 500 900
NURGE,-lapabIe Euglish woman; veil recon-
ulsnded. aged about 40; wages SO. waldorf
agency. Il West SD 81. Phone 500 Nadlson
NJ RsF-North German inexperienced. speaking
French. little English; good disposition; anT-
ious 70 learn. Waldorf AgencT. l. West SD -.
Phone jto Madlson.
SIS STERs-TTo- one az waitress other cham
bernlaid and searnst-ess. excellent references
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, - West 42d St
NAITREsS-For city; excellent references:
makes all salads. can carve Miss Margaret
Smiths Agenc>. c5 West 42d ST Ielephone
3n39-Bryart
WAITRESS, &c.-seoteh Protestant as waitress.
assist chamberwork: very neat; best Of refer
ences: city or country Mrs. Colliers Agency,
+51 4th ave. cor 3lst st
wATTRESS-Tal, neat. slight girl thoroughly
experienced. salads, wines. etc. $50: several
others. S2T-S30 Waldorf Agency, - West cd
st Phone 600 Madison.
WASHINC-To take home. by day. by coi-
ored woman. Perkins lSS west 99th 81
WORRYING HOUEEKEEPER or ATTEND Mt
Capable American woman, understands good
home cooking: would take entire charge OF
partrnent or small house in country: good ref
erences. Miss FitztEerald's Bureau, 503 5th ave
Entrance +2d 81
WORKING HOUSEWIFE PER---Toung. refined
Danish woman wishes position with or
two gentlemen: excellent cook. hrst class ref
erence. Y H. care Miss Doherty, All 4th ave.
| Phone 1871 Madison
WOMAN. middle age. coored wishes Office
apartments clean personal reference
:. ". Tribune ntnvu Office. 1864 z wav.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

TffT- Nc NJ ~ s1tg. GITcnE tffI HliATlE Nf"leE
position a. anything. Mullen @c7 East Goth ST.
Female.
IFANR4-RAJATp &c. Respectable colnred
woman, lately landed Is chamberrnaid and
general ho7-ze-rorlca<. HAYNES, care B. Clarke,
235 West 124tb st,
p3IZSSNA = 4 T5R wishes engagements in and out
of the hrlsse. understands work thoroughly: 1T
ting alterations and now work. @t3 East @S3 81.
F5TPTPTF5NC young woman. of executive
shilffx- would assist lady Of refnmeu1 who
desires careful attention and kindly care; is
cheerful and obliginE, fluent reader and neat
sever: could take charge Of Business or social
rorrespondence can play and sing well. refer
ences. Box 10i1, 1882 Gates ave. BROOKLYN
TENOGEAPHER. typewriter and proof
reader eight veaTz experience. thcrcuShi-
familiar ~v.th Manhattan and The Bronx Ad-
dress n s. ce2 Vest 125th -
STENOGRAPEER- bookkeeper experienced;
familiar with Office systems and devices;
salary 50. Miss Feder 239 East 66th st
TBACHER. Visiting; English nationality; Eng
lish branchsz. drawing. painting. elocution.
French; piano taught successful with children.
Miss de Guise. 10 West 9eth s.
TELFPHONE OPERATOR = Eyperienced and
competent best references. c L s. Tribune
Once
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
HAMILTON INSTITUTES rqs,z

3 West Slst St. overlooking Manhattan Ave
ana Central Park West.
College certificates Graduate ms ructorS--
men and women Luncheon optional Study
hours Gymnasium, Basket Ball Tennis out
door pIay Post graduate work IN Literature
Music and Art School limited 10 IS pupils
once hours n to = Tel. 9151 SCHUYLER.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
STEAMER NARY POWELL

Leaving pesbrosses ST 81 - " Vest
dafIy except sunday for Highland Fails. West
Point returning ~ boat or ratii. CaFnw all.
NeSxburgh New Hamburger. Milton, Pough-
keepsie Rondout ana Kingston. Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

----PSFFY lF0VER NESS-Tro children. Z and
:. sSD-Sg5 Mss Fitzsss-al3B Agency. 5aS 5th
--,a
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soARp AND FOOMs.
EuRNIsHEO Rooms WANTED.

CHILD or INFANT % boar5 ln private counrry
hnrna. besf or aother's care Charles N0d-
razEa. Wilcox - ThrqE Neck Nastches- e.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

TTnT-SrTT CF2JIE IER-Tv-o IN family. SO no wash
ing ironing: references required Mrs Col
Tiers gsuc,. 4,,T s-h ave corner Slst ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

7-7-PET- for chila II three yearg. capable agree
- = - L. -. e1trance On Ae5-
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Female

80 - 1-- ~
Female.
NcTEEE EELPER; hour Ge-5 SO. on
scsE-a Es g-rs SO per month state ez-
.-..1ce sge al- references answer a. Bcx
: ---.sgas oEce.
IN ATS ~ s--ictIv privaTe sznatortUrls
-=-a- HaEe- --a -.st-rE--ance z1d iauncr15
e-os2ses 7zi- I-7-rn -surse Agenc-. a.
- - 81
ssasEET1f sT---T7a7T ze-vi-g. s,1ell r-txare
----a,5 1GE- ~ g good references, wages SO
- -. -11-ssI-z- ASSOCIATION lac EnploT1lsnt
- Z vest I'D 81
sAfBER,-A ~ TrTEss Tor Glen Cove;
es z Tsn.lIy. S2o-s22- Nsiss Firz'5erald's
=. ~ sEe entrance on &c t-o-----
s5e-EEE'iAIn . as5lst waiting lor LeE-
- sE n t-@ily. Sc Aiss Fitz[erslc
- 81 z-s eur-sncc q 4ad.
atseEF,fsfr z-1 RESe-slnall san-
rsracllarlv nlcs place any nation
- - s5--e- zEencz. 80 4th ave
s--tEzz'sislal = IVA IT PISS city. three IN
pe-3 AZ GztlonaIir- 80 good rsfere0ces-
- - -Ls'zsrai1E AEcnCs,. 5p3 5tE are entrance
sEf-,E-TI--g Az REss for email fsmtly.
- lrs- Dickinson Co-epeTstiVe En-
- AEls. 60 9Th ave. n q corner cI
- - tt-E,1sT TT.-TFa III PISS. for small family,
-oas- eNesisnt position. good wages.
so 5s.h -
49, y RISE 81 vears. cirys German pre-
al Mrs anna Jacy. Century In
Nssne5. = West 3s-h 81
haly or. three IN family: s55 Miss
49,. s'uftHs Agrncy. - Vest 90 ST.
- L-ST WAITRESS If1sh. English OF
- iefeTer a1ls Dickinson Co-operst-
u fiisAl AsenCg STs 5t-- ave, n e. COT
y ss-EiSl -. M German Or English nurse for chile
49, tafs Mr.. Dickinson e COOPERATIVE
-. ---a. AAseuc,. szs 5th ave-.
s,r- -''a - ACND DRESS. feH CITY; sz5; Two N
4. -a4sa Margaret Smith s Age1cy. =
.,.s,, -, Room 207.
al Trenton. any nationaliry: has kitchen
ssnr, f1 in family. Miss F51zGefala ,
-, -ll ave entrance 90 40 -.
So LArNDRESs. For wesrbury. !. J.;
- ~ li4ilF- refsrsaiccE. $50. Miss FitzCer-
90 ga aye-. entrance on 42d-
is e4s sl&tl0nslfty- for C1ooDerstosgn =. 2;
s.ia, !, sllls %; isEge family $50 Miss F1fz-
so
~ - MATT EsIsss sd. swedish or Ger
alhcry- short Distance. Mes Fitz-
- a. ~ lA-5l,lent Bureau. 20 5th ave En-
<s.. asflst w-th laInery; tour in 6sr1ily;
&C., - - 81. 11iss FfrzGsralc'S Eill-
- 81 - - aye: entrance q 9-e-
60. -. CzS1IB BETs.LA ADV -aIIREss so:
"a z. fHo "a fsraiis, Mss
tsse- - - - 5aosrnsnf Eurssu, SO sfh z"s
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

TnT-cr-v-CR RKFP 500. small family. cit,. ref
crence requires. Nve room sF,aTtJnert; French
preferred. can any uuc. AaticTson Agcncy,
SIS 6rh ave. A-t1-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
FOR SALE

CFNTI.EsNAN wants room- seventies slghlies.
west. Christian. references permanent r..
Box 80 TRIBUNE oalct
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FHuSle

-0T-SfS Man tcolored1 es elevator man
z---+-Ni,Y,Card operator or useful man N pr
,-s+= F7-77fIv- write r. LAIRD. & west teth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

- EST WsIrREss- Tf1sh- English OF
- iete7eu aeE- EIs Dickinson Co-opefst-
=. n - y leul Asencg. 57s 5tl ave, n. e. cor
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

T50T7SF-TF0FII Se5. small fa-nilv ia
aua-tr1enr IN this citz. no washing, bring ref
e-a,,oaz Asa4Ferszo1, As-p1c-- SIS 9Th ave. +7Jh.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.
- - . -
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Ieschers' Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
eTnesses etc 10 Colleges schools and Families
Apply To Mrs 81. J. 1OUNG-F FULTON
. Union EaGAEa
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

40 Girls for oyster BAY cook SO. cham
itf.Ss 81 Nizs FitzGeraid En-
-,,.,e,t rss1r.als s0S atIs ave. entrance on -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

"a I9TTT-PNfAT TT-TVA IT ticulary neat
--sI6orr Agency l. west 33d Ct Phone 800
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

------P7-r freref1e preferred for electrical
~ accustomed 10 corporation work.
..,, r5sftlon. .TGpp Ezchangc. = Nassau
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

7-7-TSET T5-og=stcTlr, ror city. care batT nine
T-s--rx os5 SEQ. Mis- TItzGe-ald's Erplo--
--er- bureau SGG 9TH ave: entrance On 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
EEME DIE :

TEt0R0TGH- PERMANENT CUKES in csses
~ nj OOD POISON. NERf0IS > DEBILITY
rsE anDFR COMP ANTS and kindred die
rascs reffef ar once iu dangerous eases. recent
~ NId those desiring only rrst class scisutih
t-,aarr,aut should call Or BDN5-tiLts. the veil
t-,----, -rr~+atf~t Ta vy c~rh Hours. 9-2 %
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

RTC RARcA fNS-slishtly used sr1cs furnfrurs.
aeAEs. tvpowriters. cash registers, aGasns ma
ehlres. mirnAog-aphs- MifEE caoln~ts. safss. sd-
dressing machines. tice clocks p1-rlrionss cEsck
pratsctorS. bookcases NArsAN'S. White street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

2 NcTEEE EELPEE- hour so-5 80. On
sraELa Ee g,rz $50 Per month state ez-
.-.llee sge al1 references answer a. BoZ
= -l.ag1e Gee
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
AUCTION SALES.

RY vTR'TT-E n two exacuticns or Items. viii
l~u fa-dav l0 a. w. ar 81 Naidsu Lan,
safe and combination ruii tcp desk No 81
s.,.llr 81, sd TTa Safs style fSz1e so 81 80
Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

AaSIEL,-M=- .a zelI securities iu al usT-s of
'eF r1-1 a-z E-ockl-n- men % spend their
-s ---E g- -Heninez. am one working hard
= --azs E-5 money CsI Mo1daT between 10
= a1t p. m and ~. on N--
A.--t l--- -gE - -. arr
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

sslEET21f tT-.-r7qIr ze-vfrg. E1,sIl r-tszre
,----Hs-1 1.CE- ~ g Eoo6 references wages 50
- ~ -1c-ssriz- Association lac E1plo-nlsrit
81 Z rest .as 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

VTCTOP VISIBLE Te Nazs-u ST. Sarzlosu-
rre.. ar uaakes taEen parG cayrsn.- bz-E.1.=
N unl 3cds. Il sIaing1OnA 0lt-srs. SrntteA
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
WORK WANTED.
female.

Male
TcT-Nt- Man on atrong and willing wishes
position a. anvthing. Mullen. %.t East Goth 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
cHappsnNa MOuNTalE INSTITUTE

Enthnila. hestchestef TO-. n n
A rc-Educatioual Friends School In tile Real
Country 40th year. Now occupying Its beauti-
f,t new buildings at Nalhalla, . miles from
Sew york 20 acres. 500 Il. altitude. Unsur-
,assed for natural beauty and heaithful sur
ro,,udincs Thorough preparation for any college
ar terbnicai school. Commercial. Manual Train
fre. Domestic Science Music and Art Depart
ments. Separate Department and Home Mother
for ,aune children. Gymnasium. Rates s5O.l-
s.f75 a wear. Catalos
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

T'TPIE-Eu-ler and cook $50 good place.
IN WI references. Nj Clille-s Agency,
a. a. s,= near Isr st
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

years last place. excellent butler, valet: best
references osterbergs Agency. Tle Lexington
are Tel. 1853 Plaza,
BUTLEEs .econd men. useful men. valets
coaelEaen- gardeners, etc. all nationaiities; ID
vezstigated references. Waldorf AGeTct, l. West
SD st. Phone 500 Madison. -
81 TT. .ER-Englisl with first class references;
fhoTouchIv understands his duties. Miss Mar
garet smiths Agency, * West "a ST. Phone
5QS9 Bryant -
81 TIER OF -aiet-T75o excellent young men one
ssaii SG AiBanT fsSF AEeney. Ts5i 20 Ess, 5sl
BUTLER and UsEF'CL.-C mana rrerican: sin
gle: highest testimonial: viii 50 any NngI go
X. odeEs Agency. So 6h ave Fhoho -o'A
CTLEK-Man, 81 years. speaSng French
wishes position. Jean 325 " est si0tn 81.
cEEFIE school good s-round cook cook uReSTep ss6c2
tionat references. 4. z. care coe44 : -AsSAI~s'
SIS 9th ava. Phone 2s01 Rryant-
90 1-TIYT T-C7oiored. feet inches single or
double: strictly temperate: Two years with one
employer: vel recommended Thompson, care o.
-Jayes. go I'd ave. ----------
C01CFNT8N G4PDtN ER.-very reliable; use
ful at ANYTHING reeded on Eentlenan's . place:
AxraI1a1t references. Carpenter Agency, 104
9Th ave. Tel. 13s5--chelsea --
cOON and BUTLE EI2-tol9rsd couple e wsIt an
position with private family: g7Iarahtea sas
isfsctton. GOOD CITY references. " rite NJ. IL
r. . West 99th st, care Campbell.
CCT-PI.T-Sved Young, neat: no chttdren
man useful coachma1. gar,e3er; woman ceoh'
Iaun6resE. houseworS Ser. e2Sctlcnl IeLsI-4i'5S-
C1sterherzs Agency, 7i6 Lexington are. -
4tsF q
Of references: slo1. numerous others, 500 $50
so and zSa waldorf AEcncJ, - Vest $50 ST
Phone 500 Madison
T1PNEP- GARDENER. TREES. POULTRY
Nv graduate or agricultural college, who has
had rv1 Years practical experience since; capa
HE of taking charge. strong. willing ana pains
fslyflIg- csn furnish best references; Is willing
10 20 into any Of Middle New England states
Addrase stating terms. location ana WORK re-
auIred 2 9. Fl Eek ~. Tribune once
TaF5IIT 4 15T7--s--ede. s35; good mixer and
+earnster. farm experience IN this country;
s,fr- nrIieipE TathcNsOn Agency, SIS ON
ave. Tel SIS Bryart ---
4PDFNER-Cer-nan couple: wife cook wash
and IRON generally useful on sentlenlan.s
rjace- bet references. Carpenter : Agency, l54
9Th ave.
T=L=7JT-777 r R-71z5e1-': take entire charge u
-arrtlerran's estate; thoroughly efficient IN all
branches. desires change. highest references
English Bov us, MendhaIn, y J. -
T-STTI-I, or second ulan-Ioung aweoe; not long
IN America. willing and obliging. good recon
-serGatiens. LDs-er}srgs Agency, ilS Lszinglcn
ave. Tel. 1888 Plaza
TSF-T7T-I, EfAN-sc5. German; all around use
fui- outside work. horse. COW pouitrz- cue
-afsTs-cer Marhev7zon Agency. SIS ST. ave
Tel S7s Bryant. -
T-EFFT-T, VAN-Bfiddle aged: handy, under
sts,1gls flowers. garden. horses, cara tIiilacH-
Ffeurs- Brain. l23 y ashington e.
7TT-Sc TAT (colored) as elevator man
.l,Card operator or useful man N pr
,-sre @a-ufIv- Write II. Laird. 8 p" est t9th St
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

I.ArNDREss. Swedish; first class: shirts col
lars. cuffs; wages. sac: excellent reterencss.
city or country, Industrial Association EIlp,9s
nlant Aqency. Il west 4@d st. Phone 5210-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

a-A-EoFNIA YER. S2o-scc 5th ave Ts,erhor's
45c7 Madison square. Agency for superior DO
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
HAMILTON INSTITUTE ESs ESf.

Sineteenth year begins Sept IS
COLLEGE and COMMERCIAL Preparation
Certificates admit to all Leading colleges
AL LESSONS PREPARED AT SCHOOL
Office hours. Q to after Sept 6th-
Telephone 1850 SCHUYLER
Fo- Catatogus address - WEST SYST ST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

e------rTTS -In6erztanEinE tr.ai ba dances.
h-,a-,--- over paving S7se-s1.oz0- Credsntial
l.5------,+ t-1--c-sT5c- tLs-- 19o4l. 255 Broad
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
DENTAL SOCIETY
TO OPEN CLINICS
Alameda County Organization
Arranges Big Theater Party
to Raise Funds

OAKLAND, April 9-When the cur
tain goes up at the Orpheum Monday
night. there will be found in that the
ater the most representative body of
prominent men that has gathered
there since the opening. Foremost
among them will be found the mayors
of three cities occupying one of the
boxes: Mayor Frank K. Mott of Oak
land, Mayor Beverly Hodghead OF
Berkeley and Mayor w. II. Noy OF
Alameda.
The occasion will be the theater
party given by the Alameda county
dental society, which is endeavoring to
raise funds for the establishment or
clinics in Oakland and Berkeley for
the benefit of the INDECENT poor of the
county and children of the pubic
schools.
There have been a number of con-
tributions to the equipment of the
clinics, notably by the Rooch dental
depot, the Edwards dental depot and
DR.. +. O. Jacobs. Members of the So
ciety have each contributed So, the
society's treasury has been drawn on
for a substantial sum, and it is hoped
TO raise several hundred dollars from
the theater party. but even with this.
the society has not yet raised the
50. 900 necessary to the complete fitting
up of the clinics.
The theater party promises to be a
big success. Members of the society
have disposed of a thousand tickets,
and among those who have reserved
boxes for the evening are members of
the boards of education and boards of
health of the three east bay cities.
the faculty of the Oakland College of
Medicine faculty and alumni of the
dental department of the university.
Alameda county dental and medical
societies, San Francisco dental society
and the Pharmacists society.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
WARNING IS SENT
TO PRIZE FIGHTERS

OAKLAND, April 9.-The church fed
Grafton is not satisfied that the law can
do nothing to stop the Jeffries- j ohnson
prizefight, in spite of the fact that Dis
trict Attorney Donahue has examined
the law exhaustively, and said that he
did not sea how he could interfere. No
tice has been served by the officers of
the federation upon Jeffries, Johnson
and the promoters of the fight that if
they enter the ring and proceed with
the combat they will be arrested.
The attorney of the federation Car
los G. White, contends that if the mill
proceeds to such a point that it is no
longer a sparring match, but prize-
fight, the principals and promoters are
guilty of a felony under section 412 of
the penal code, and are liable to a
years Imprisonment and fine of $1,000.
District Attorney Donahue has said
that he believed the promoters were
acting under the law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
WEDDINGS WILL Be
SOCIETY Events
Miss Jean Tyson and Miss Se=
villa Hayden to Be Claimed
as Brides This Week

OAKLAND. April s.-The coming
week viii bring two of the most in
teresting weddings of the entire sea-
son; Miss Jean Tyson on Tuesday
evening becoming the bride Of Harry
Weihe Of san Francisco, and Clarence
Shuey claiming Miss Sevilla Hayden as
his wife on Thursday evening.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tyson in Alameda viii lend the setting
10 the wedding Of their daughter. The
gowns Of the bridal party viii be
among the smartest of the spring.
Miss Marie Louise Tyson viii lead the
ouintet Of young society girls whom
her sister has chosen IS attendants.
The bridesmaids viii be Miss Metha
Mcmahon. Miss Roberta Haslett' MISS
Ua Sonntag Miss Miriam McNear, Ar
thur Hooper viii assist Weihe as best
man, the ushers including Dr. Sumner
Hardy Robert Ramsdell and DuVal
Moore.
After their honeymoon Weihe and
. his charming bride viii return to Ala
media to establish their home in the
new residence which has been built for
them adjoining the Tyson home.
Miss Hayden viii be married in st.
Paurs Episcopal church at $50; the
service being read by Rev. Alexander
Allen in the presence of several hum
dred guests. Following the service
there viii be a reception at the Hay
den residence in Vernon Heights.
Miss Haydens sister, Mrs. Reginald
Foster. has crossed the continent to
be present at the wedding, and, with
another sister. Mrs. Maxwell Taft, viii
serve as matron of honor. The trio of
bridesmaids viii be Miss Anna POStOn,
Miss Chrissie Taft and Miss Helen AL
len. little Betsy Taft preceding the
bride as flower girl. Herbert Shuey, as
best man. Leslie Taylor, James keleher
and John A. Brewer. as ushers, viii
complete the personnel of attendants.
AIr and Mrs. Brace Hayden gave a
dinner this eFening complimentary to
their daughter and her fance, the
bridal party being included in the
guest list.
Miss Lillian risk has also chosen TO
be an April bride and has named her
marriage day with Allen Jaeger for
Wednesday. April p. Following the
wedding the young people VIII live at
the Fisk family home in Moss avenue.
Mrs. George +. Whitney VIII be a
Thursday hostess. eHtertal lling group
Of socially prominent matrols who are
meeting forlaiELtly lOr game Of
cards. at au Informal bridge party fol-
lowed hy supper
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Newton
kaser and Mrs. Vernon WalGron VIII
entertain a. a hufIsc lu1cheon and In
formal game 0f Bridge in honor Of Miss
Marion and Miss Elsie Everson.
Bars. i. r. Johnson has gone north
for short visit as the guest of her
daughter. MIS-. Colin Nlcoh at her
home . Victoria. ,. c..
T.e Informal dancing club enjoyed a
co-ilr~ ISIS e-"ninr .Then Mrs. Will
i32 pa 7-ee entertained more than
laf h-H1-ed ~ -Ae smart set OF
Eerlzett-.
30 Ia ges- teas Of the week viii be
tlese to~ v-hich Mrs. TIaVemeyer, Miss
Ethei EaEe.nerer and Miss Vera
EaVcmeEcr aaNe sent out cards for
Thursday afternoon ana for which Mrs.
Leslie Rice Miss Hazel Laymance and
Mss Grace LaEuance have sent out
cards for "Wednesday afternoon, enter
tanning .n honor of Miss Vera Hamil-
TON OF PittshUrg
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
GIVEN $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR LOSS OF LEFT FOOT
Jury Returns Verdict Against
E. B. & A. L. Stone Company

OAKLAND. April g. Damages
amounting to $4,000 were awarded to-
day by the jury in Judge Ogden's court
to Sumner Cahil, a u year old boy,
against the E. B. & A. L. Stone COM
pany for the loss of the boys left foot.
The boy was playing around one of the
defendants construction cars, in Fifty
ninth street, when it ran away and
passed over his foot. 1t was shown at
the trial that the car had been left on
the track without proper precautions
having been taken to keep it in place
after the days work was done.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

KINGS DAUGHTERS
OPEN CAMP PAIGN

OAKLAND, April 9.-Committee head
quarters have been established in the
Delger block, AIS Fourteenth street,
from which to conduct the campaign to
raise 100000 with which to erect a
new building for the Kings Daughters
of California Home for Incurables.
The campaign for funds will begin in
earnest May 2, and continue until May
II.
The special COMMITTEES in charge of
the details of the campaign consists of
Mrs. Matilda Brown, Mrs. C. c. Clay,
Mrs. A H. Hills, Mrs. H M. Tenney,
Mrs. c. b. Morgan. Miss Henriette
Simpson, Harrison Clay, Judge Everett
j. Brown and Noel II. Jacks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

WILL GIVE A LECTURE
ON WALTER RALEIGH

OAKLAND, April "a popular lee
ture on Sir Walter Raleigh will be
given at California college under the
auspices of the English parliament, a
literary society of the college, at s
o'clock Tuesday evening. The lecturer
viii be Prof Benjamin Putnam Kurtz
of the English department of the Uni
versity of California. California col
Iege is situated at Twenty ninth street
and Fourteenth avenue, East Oakland,
and reached by the Dimond car. Ad-
mission will be free
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
SORORITY WOMEN
GUfSTSAT DINNER
Members of Alpha Sigma SOci-
ETY. viii Be Entertained at
Feast Before Convention

BERKELEY, April As a forerun-
ner of the convention that the women of
the Alpha Sigma sorority of the bay
cities viii hold at the st. Francis hotel
Saturday, April Is, a progressive din
ner viii be served with Miss Margaret
Witter as the hostess in her Durant
avenue home Friday evening
The guests of the occasion will be a
number OF graduates of the Berkeley
high school who are members of the
Greek letter organizat ton
Among those who viii be present
are.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

Up TO you. Buy a cot or bed G. A. r.
encampment week. H. Schellhaas.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
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Many cases of Piles have been cured
by a trial package of Pyramid Pile
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II proves its value to you, order more
from your druggist at so cents a box.
Simply I'll out free coupon below and
mail today. Save yourself from the
surgeons knife and its torture, the
doctor and his bills
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
LABORER SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY TRAIN

OAKLAND, April 9.-John Robeia, a
laborer employed by the California cot
ton mills, was struck this morning on
the Alameda mole by a local train, his
skull being fractured and his thigh
crushed. He was taken TO the receiv-
ing hospital. His recovery is doubtful.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10
CHURCHES ORGANIZE
SUNDAY KINDERGARTENS

BERKELEY, April "A church
kindergarten every Sunday morning at
Il o'clock for the benefit of those
parents who wish TO attend the church
services has been established at the
First Congregational and Wesley Meth
odist churches of this city. The new
plan viii be put into operation tomor-
row. and if successful it will be made
permanent