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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

proposition OF approving the Meyer
plan, with one member absent
The secretary vas asked by the com
mittee To withhold his plan and adopt
the Newberry plan, which was assert
ed 10 be the plan of the committee.
The latter plan is the one urged by
former Secretary Newberry and diff
fers materially from the present Meyer
plan OF reorganization. This move was
a complete surprise to the secretary
Il Is said, and he declined to agree
10 IT,
The committee was wrought up over
the report that the secretary of the
navy was intending to discipline Rear
Admiral Caps, CHIEF of construction
Of the navy, and Rear Admiral Rogers.
paymaster-gencral. because Of their
testimony before the committee unia-
vorable TO his plan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
MINERS FINISH
STORMY SESSION
President Lewis Hints Some Mem
bers May Be Asked To Withdraw
St. Louis Chosen.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 3.-Afte.'
4 tumultuous session, resulting from
one OF the bitterest factional fights in
the history Of the organization. the
annual convention of the United Mine
workers # America. adjourned at 5
o'clock this morning
By q big vote St Louis was chosen
as the convention city for 1911 In
dianapo'is Toledo and Rochester. y.
Y. fought 10 secure the convention.
but sentiment was too much in favor
Of St Louis TO secure the miners next
year.
The clash at the closing session was
caused by the airing of the grievances
against officers Of the union and. al
though these seemed trivial In their
nature. It will be necessary 10 lay
many Of the grievances before the
peXt annual convention before they
can be settled
motion % lay the grievances be.
fore the executive committee In order
10 shorten the session Of the Conven-
ton, vas defeated John Walker, OF
Illinois. was one of the leaders who
Urged that the convention consider the
grievances, saving that the mnework-
ers might in this way find the cause
Of factions and might be able 70 put
an end to them forever. He spoke OF
the factions as "rending' the organi-
cation.
President Lewis replied that when
the convention had heard the cases
there might be demand for some Of
he mentors TO withdraw from the or
yaniZatiUn.
some Gf the delegates were in favor
# postponug the joint conference
with the operators AT Toledo for an
other day, out this scheme was de-
leatrd and the miners decided to leave
today for Toledo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

Labor is too sacred part Of the great
worlds work to be dominated by the vi
cious, nate-producing, impudcnt, and Grim
inal men too often found in the ranks Of
these so-callcd officers and managers.
The works OF the great food factories in
this country are open to visitors at all
hours Of the working day, and are visited
by hundreds OF thousands OF people who
inspect every kind OF material used and all
OF the processes. The cleanliness Of the
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd. plant is proven
bal the world over
We have deposited in the Commercial
National Bank OF Chicago. $4,000 to be
covered by like amount by the Chicago
Federation OF Labor If the Federation 'ot'
Labor can show that there were ever any
peanut shells or trash OF any kind shipped
to and used by the Postum Cereal Co, Ltd,
in their foods at any time in the history Of
the business the Chicago Federation IF
Labor will take the Sroooooo. otherwise it
will come to rs. The Chicago Federation
Of Labor will not cover this amount They
know and their president knows, that when
he made the statement, he constructed it
out Of whole cloth and voiced wilful false
hood
POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
NAMES HIS CHILDREN
AS THE WHIM SEXES HIM
Farmer futile Selected Something ~
Nothing" "lt' and eighty
one" for f,is -Four.

MEXICO. Mo. Feb 2-iu glatif
ing his personal Wins about namu
his children. +. T. futile, now a retired
farmer. was always Indifferent as 90
how his course would affect the child
m the future Ills first daughter was
horn i'm 1881. which Was dry year
and 10 ermcmJcr "a ue named u.r
Eighty.ouc
The second child. boy brought
about disagreement between Tutte
and his wife ass to name $50 they
compromised by calling him 'lt' Tut
tie. Tho third child, a girl. was uamt ]
Nothing" and the strange names
were carried ont iu the naming OF Tho
youngest. She became Somcthlng
Tuttlc
The latter two have rebelIed and
changed ,hcir names Nothing Tut,,
and Something futile are now TfIN
ana Kitty Tuttle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Girl strikers To Prison.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-There
were no society women on hand yes
terday to furnish bail or pay fines icr
Is girl shirtwaist strikers who were
arraigned before a magistrate on
minor charges and as result some Of
the young women were sent to me
county prison The girls were arrest
ed during the disturbances near FAC
tories operated with non.union WORK
ers. Five OF the girls we're given 10
Gays In prison. some Of them were
fined and others were held in bail to
keep the peace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
THE STAGE

The Temple theater's program for
next week should be snappy with com
edy and action. FOR there are several
acts slated that promise those dcSlr-
able qualities. The Offering oi first
importance on the new program viii
be Mrs. Gardner Crane 4 Co. in Mrs.
Cranes own 30-Minute comedy. PIX
ley's Prudigal Parents This is con
densed play, which tells how an elder
~ couple. angry because their daugh-
ter has not married TO suit them, tray
el abroad and become estranged. a
divorce threatens but when tine uu
happy pair land i'm the home OF their
daughter. the young people determine
10 straighten cut the domestic trouble
by giving the old folks a severe OBJ
ject lesson The lesson works beau
ufdlly, Int not until the spectators are
given many hearty laughs one OF the
novelties of the program and he cN-
ira added feature. will bc the Great
Lester. a marvelously clever ventri.o-
quist. who will present his original
act The Eight Palace Girls. fresh
from London. assisted by James Glen
ons. the eccentric dancer. will appear
in their singing and dancinL act.
Smith 4 Campbell, the talking come
dams. will have new one To offer IN
Camping out" Ono of the most prom
Using numbers is to be given by Dolly
Connolly and Percy Wenrich. Miss
Connolly IS a singing Comcdicnne aud
Mr. Wenrich, her accompanist, Is the
composer OF Rainbow" and Put on
Your Old Gray Bonnet" Other acts
Will be, Gruber's animals GasCh Sis
ters. acrObats. Helm Children. enter
tanners. and the motion pictures
Jack Johnson and his staff of train
ers and Sparring partners Will bC seen
I'm the Avenue theater next week as an
extra feature with the big hit OF last
season. "Fulies of the Day The fact
that this viii be the last appearance
of Jack Johnson before the Jeftries
fight has caused stir amongst the
aterGoers and followers of the sport.
and the demand for tickets is mpre.
csdonted Johnson who is the center
OF attraction the world over on &C.
count Of being posses3or OF the neayy
weight title. is AZ present I'm The very
best condition During his act he will
outline to the audience the man0cr Ii
which he intends TO carry the fight 10
Jeffiies and he tells the audience, u
hope the better man wins.
Short length dresses continue to be
popular,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Feb. Sin
order 10 save Lem Sariun from the
penitentiury and tO give her home,
Herbert Daniels, "a friend Of the girl.
Obtntned permission from the prose-
cutting attorney 10 marry her. After
the ceremony she WRs released from
jail where she was held ON "A charge
of forgery. The girl, who ~ II, WnS
arrested for attempting Ia pass three
checks. She inserted she had CON
tracted debts and that collection agents
bounded her TO distraction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
NEW3RRY PLAN FAVORED.

House ;mmittee Wants Meyer To
Use II in Navy.
WARRINGTON. Feb. "a row is
on In he house committee on naval
aifairsOyer developments from the
heauls m committee OF the Meyer
plapd reorganization OF the navy dc
papant and the committee is badly
spl on the subject After Secretary
Mer appeared before the committee
yeFrday IL was stated that the com
mbo stands nine to nine on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

When preparing turkey on Chicken
try rubbing il inside With a piece 1l
lemon. 70 viii whitcn the flesh and
make it more tender.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
SOC CREAM TABLE DAMASK, Acc

Pure linen cream Table Damask, regular soc quail
itA. on bargain counter Friday AT, yard 42c.
Second Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

Unbleached Shooting. two yards wide Regu
25c quality; Friday, per yard. poe.
Second Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

Short length dresses continue to be
popular
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
1oo UNBLEACHED sHEETING.
Csc UNBLEACHED SHEETIN

Unbleached Sheeting, very fine quality, yard
Regular Toe quality; Friday, per yard Sc.
Second Floor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

man meinen. iie br1hen 5uiammen
Dor Sham ooer aus Ingit DO,
Strnie. 9as lit oifeniiftlih nift Scr
Sail. Wan Ieie Die ScIbitucrt6eioi-
gutlg Ser Srou b. S66nebed. man
erinnere iid on sic SaIturg Ser 80.
ro1pSfa. Sci ser Surnom5fa miro
es idnerIih onocrs iein. llro ais
Srau 4. |iiitiert muroe, ga pur ibr
critics 8ort Der Ser3peiilung: .Hm.
ga er weiB, tper Die 9rieie Geid)ric.
ben bat, bdbe id i'm fir immcr per.
Ioren!"
Man Iauidte nod arofou. man
louid)t nod Geneoig, man bort Srou
b. Shoenebed all, mnn borht oui
Srau 4. Gs iino boh uerbeirotbcte
Srouen uno Wiittcr! &oum eiIl
@ort beS 9eoauerns fir ocn Csc.
MANI. falm elm @ort miittcrIihen
Shmer5eS fir Die &iuocr. ga ltebn
mir Dor Dem tieiiten @bgruu6, in oen
iolhe Sraueni6idiole ms bIiden Ioi.
len. Die Natur gob Der Srau als
itGrfIte Semmuna gc9en fronfbaitc
Neiaungen Die Wiitterliffcit nit.
Cine Senmune. sic ms in ibrcr llr.
frait iait unbeiiegbar eridieu, ie[5it
bieie Semmln9 uerio9t bel Oen Spite.
ridden, Die Wtiitter iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

9as iic1csaeipiIie 2ddcIn oc5 So.
tellerS Shanoel r%eridNmnno nah uno
mad. uno nabm nit Den Ian9iam mo
TRACE oabin idleidlen0cn Stuloen
aegen lieben llhr Nben0S Sen Mus
Druid zines alierlfaniid)cn Scmpe'
rend'Ipoitel5. geacn neun llJr ocn
zines trtIten ScihcnbitterS all. MS
iie, abcr Die Taht bernieoericnfte ilno
Der &otc!ier Sd1anorrl nit berobge'
branatsr &cr3c iein 2oacr auiiuNte.
0a blclten ole brbrcnoen Guolcn oe3
3lpelfcIS uto Der Gorge crit red: tc:
tbm Den Gin5uq. 0euu i'm &erGuide
ocs Cages mod,tcn iih Die Hctniger
lrenlger iilhl6ar ais in Ger Sti1c uno
5filhe Der NodIt. Sbn pcini9te cine
ounfle NbuunQ!
9tat) elmer idlIcd)tcn Naft itano er
oeS onoern Cages iriiher ali ol3
lonlt. @oitiQ fIeioetc er it'd an uno
ld)lld, lid Damn Iciie in icin 8cid)1itS.
5lnmer. Tnrt eutnabnl or ieinem
&alienl6ranfc cine bIouc 9sote uno
perienfte lie iorqiom in ieine 9riei'
taidlc. Damn madbte CT it'd oli 81
einem Banter. Ser lettere uabm
Die 9unfnote entaeqcn mo beiab tic
lid non olcn Soften. Gr 6rebte ,iie
red)tS uto 0rebte lie linfS; CT naDm
aud, cine 2upe. nm @trtbSeiden uu0
drummer misunderstanding er matte
eS ebenio luie Sc la Hodc, MIR nit
ocnt ltntcridieoe. Bob cr 81 eineln an'
bern Neiultote tant ais ser onaebIidc
3rimlraltrmmiiiar; ser Sauicuo.
franfeuldCin mar-geIGliht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

tebertrumpt. : Gang u.
bait en1ol Gel oumm'S Waul! Gu
Solbnnrr. Tu!" @piid)t mas, Cit
Witeite! @elln Dis net redt td)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Nad)bar eit Shriitiiiid Sltr Inter.
ihriit hingetrnaen uno ipnrtet bier
nun iNon iiini Stmnocu oni bic Gr
leOiJnng."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

8orbereitung. Wanu:
n@icb mir mat mleincn G~id)cnfniips
pei 6ran; i'd id,eiae belti' aus Hemt
Weinngpcrcin aita!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

@ut Gina will Meile ba.
ben. Srember (siihl @irtbl:
Ser Gorfpolijiit lit ia cllticslid) be
trutfcn!" DSa, Der bot mcinem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Serr (iinterb1lt iif oli einem Bale
nit einem Inbcren mo iiebt p!oBlid
ieine bide 6rall bci'm Soaj ~itiir5en):
uWicite 6rdu lit ertgIeilt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Shredlidl. - @os iu1tc oie
6ron @r6iin 81 Der Hudlriht2"
Crit mtre lie modHbleidl uno Darn
10 ieucrrotIL ouB oaS @adls id)molS.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

baB / q Salbnarr Ri. ilp ifenf' mir
bolt Ecin' Nie 5ltnt mcino. ITO bi'--
10" 0 @on3narrl!"
Srcffenb be5ci -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
RITeINESS CHANCES.

" ANTFD-WeI known out OF town manu-
featuring and importing company, t taI5S
rianr r+aDIe line. has excellent opening LoE :
sn-,nstenF man with $1,000 cash 70 estabilsl
ana carry on permanent branch store mere;
80 nav right man $3.50 month salaFF. a.
.-,a,isfg and liberal share OF profits besides
,,Ft~ac+fve investment and high-class business.
REASONABLY good FOR $4,000 year WIN splcH
5{+ future References required Address
MIA nufacturer" Box 10. TRIBUNE once
NJ; C4T E-CornerciaI and Press Photo
graph Business IN Wasnins tI ~ AZ ~ -,
nsrazines in the L. s Excellent opportunity
To~ Young man desiring an established paying
hJ-s,yess Address z. o. Box us, Wash inston.
D. c
PTT-ATBER understands steam and TN WORK.
warts position 10 take charge OF estate OF Aotei'
7 have my own shop tools
Keep this adTt ., --t-,.. - ?
VIM J Martin. H2sbrouck Heisnts. y }
For SALE-Bakery. in town - over t;ogg'
-, hnTIr from New York y J. & y. IT.
r r soil with or without real estate; money
maker: no brokers Lock BOX 10 "SS'F'1 :
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
- Ar ~ ~ CSC Employment Bureau

WORK WAN Ell
Male.
JAPANESE E Rsanioxnen, Bureau
SIC sixth Ave Phone 30s9 Bryant Best Jap
anese servants furnished private families
references investigated.
.CC0T-YrANT- accurate desires position
wherein responsibility and energy are req
uisites: familiar with modern methods or ac-
GIircattons with fifteen years New York ex
perience: reference and bond Accountant BOX
.. Tribune ONCE.
OKKEEPER-Young married 80;
American; clean record: best references; eH-
perienced in double entry. trial haance, eSGi
wants position ar once capapie oil tahlis III, ~.
charge: would consider outside position; saIaIy
SIS. Address Ambition. l. c. Box 80. Irlpune
CABLE CI1ERK-Two years experience coding
and trsIscribing messages II, Box >. IElo-
tle Office.
PPENTER-Single; good mechanic; expe-
rienced OF estate work. Hoier, 100 Guernsey
St. BROOKLYN
CASHIER or any other clerical WORK. by man. 40
years OF age stability Tribune once
"a EsFIF,T -R-t,oored; aged -: neat appear
ance: wears reference from present faIhlIy'
coIIntrv and city experience; who deserves a
1~0d nosition because my good record as d
Chauffeur cannot be beat W Lamb, dl9 MadI-
son ava
perjenced Packard. Stevens, Duryea; city ref
erences: single. aged 81. g. w. 10i East
alst 81.
CHAT-FFETR. ~: good appearance. drive any
car: one year in last place: reference arthur
Arndt s2i 10Th st. BROOKLYN
CHAUFFEUR. italian American: careful
crlver. CITY country. can make Own retai IS
references. Tonv Assant. IA DegraW st. Brook
1vn
JAPANESE, polished English speaker: good
houseWorker. waiter, elevator runner. 4aTnato
if6 West 50th 81.
MAN (3Ol: has experience as office and sales
manager: good correspondent; wants posi-
ton where ability IS appreciated. B. H.
Tribune Office.
MANAGER OR SUPERINTENDENT for club
restaurant. hotel. business building or hfsh
cIass aparimeut New York City or vicinity ex-
perienced and capable al departure W.
Room 500 Times Building, New York
pORTER-Young colored man desires situa-
lion as porter or useful man; good refer
eDces r. 4. Henderson. 10 West Dist 81.
I5oPTE,P or CHECKER.-Good writer and
figurer; requires immediate situation neat
steady and reliable; excellent testimonials T.
HooIey 1o5 East 105th ST
SATESM AN-I-atin- y merican trade; Al know
America. u. a F.. Tribune 'Inie"-
5,IT 4 NSTER-Am American. 81 years, single, TEN
nergte. farm experience. thorough horaeiiiIh /,
caTal,Ie Of handling alt classes. usefGI opIlslus'
some auto experience George Il l"s"'''
suffern n. Y.
ICT7gJf; German ga commercial and technical
srne rjeSlce. best references as typewriter
s,erserepher or salesman; expert pnhkkeept!
W G. care Mr.. A. H Muller. oo-t0 htatsI 81
" Aq-CHMAN.-Nights: thoroughly compe-
tent. steady. best references " RANSOM
25T Sth ave
en,pI0yed experienced in ing ahG o.l.sS
v,grls desires position with good chance toi az
't....,,ert. best references A. Box -. Tribune
Once.
VOTING MAN y. in country hotel or store
Address J. NJ. Boa -. Tribune OH4ce'
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oST AND FOUND.

T0sT-ON THURSDAY. FEB -. MADISON
Avenue, between 6ath and o5tn stress. "-'17.
wired haired fox terrier. Right ear oIica- ~
exc Ill, he naid If returned AZ once to East
Gath Street New York City
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG, MAN. 81 Intelligent, neat appearance,
win rood business education; willing and con-
sctenttn,,s desires any position with reputable
concern. L. G.. "a Lenox ave: -----
YOUNG MAN.-Gern'an good on horseback; s; 30
YOUNG; MAN 1Is) desires position at any
tsf1S r.ifh advancement: general Office eS-
perfence: excellent references c. G-, II oth
VOTING NAN--strong: handy WITH tools: at
anything Hohfeld. Az East SD ST, care CT
YOUNG; MAN 20 years strong. would like "a q
position at anything. George Critchiey, $50
14th st. Brooklyn
Female
CAsHIER-Drug or retail store; experienced
young wishes position; is neat. reiI u
and accurate; good references B. E. f.. BOZ
"a. Tribune Office -----
CoMPANION.-By young lady OF refinement as
attentive and congenial companion TO s,, laoT' n
customed 70 travelling; references MISS L. ~
d. 1922 wilkins ave-. Baltimore. PC -------
CONPANION-C1raduate nurse wishes position
as useful companion Christian lazy. AZ
dress Companion, ?. o. Box leo denipsteao
Long Island ------
Girl. I5), graduate wishes position In ONCE,
with advancement Luther. i7l3 PUMA"
ave. Brooklyn. --
SECRETARY OF COMPANION to lady, by re-
fined. affectonate young American girl. nav
ing good general education: good stenosrapler
and typewriter town. country travel OF vasis
ing. Address Il. W Tribune Uptown once
1854 Broadway.
COMPANION OR sECRETARY--Refin
American lady. educated, desires to travel
with refined people Address c. X, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined lady,
accustomed to travel fine social connections
J b, Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway
GOVERN SS-COMPANI good
traveller; city references. +. J., Tribune Up
town Office. 1864 Broadway.
DRESSMA KER first class. perfect cutter. filter;
also reYnodelltrg; home or out; 50. bangs, i44
East Goth st.
DRESSMAKINCi done out by day. 81 10; good
fitting and workmanship; alterations sp-
| cfalty- Mrs zimmerman, 243 East 9Sd st.
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STORES BOUGHT FOR CASH.

FRIEDMAN. 25I E. s5th 81 Tel leo4-Ls1o1-
At A GREAT REDUCTION. printing % al
knos: we can save you 30Te- Johnson rresA
r,,cressors TO Call Press i42 Fultor ~.
P1TF.ZT FOR SALE, coed factory proposition
large profits; general utility article IN large ee-
rnand r. c. Box q. Tribune ONCE.
I5TF % E7E,,-T DUPLICATION typewrttten letters,
- arSt thousand: 81 each additional New York
letter Co - Park Row Phone 5l4s Cortlaa1t
T1T7T-15- STORE (snaps). al states. list free
Drug Jobs. F kniest, Omaha Nenr
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GENERAL HOUSEw ORKER, with good refer
ences for email family in Englewood- Gail
Monday morning, Schroeders Bureau. $50 Lex
frgton ave. 18th and 5sth SITS
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
etyr>rc. and NrNDTNG-Iadies' and gen
fien7en's; neatly done az home MIS- BdrHes'
a421 Sth ave
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-Yo capa-
HE zvoI1au. will take care OF business women
or bachelor apartments: good cook: nlahdsg
excellent references p. Y, MISS tltzGeEa-- ;
T9u-eau SOB 5th ave Entrance AID ST
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GENERAL. HOTSEWORKERS, cooks. chamber
maids mattresses; good places with good
u-ap-z afulIar's Bureau 49, East Goth ct
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STORE FIXTURES
FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS
Desks counters wall cases partitions.
scales etc NUCHAELS. 42t canal %
LOST sANKsooKs.

BANKBOOK NO. 324122 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim 10 u Is hereby called upon 70 present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbOok cancelled and a new one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06

EOVERNESS- English. German or Scotch; must
speak French. three children: city; American
family: wages s3J Julien Bureau. A. West 42d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06

GIRLS for artificial flowers. piquets and fancy
feathers good pay: steady work A Bent
k-nn Z washington Place.
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etIeNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

FPOYT ROOM and bedroom; also han bed
rorr1 Ross I 40 West 9th ST
w.NEATTAN AVE. 2O4 near 11oth L. sta
finn1.-NewIv furnished large room; steam re1l'
telephone: private; bachelor cnIy- ScAeS' <Ap@-
r,ent IS
WATFRTEY PLACE. 1O3.-Nicely furnished
room with private bath; hotel service: zen
dollars per week
$3.50 . 1--IJ S- -Tar~e room: one two
gentlemen; very fine; convenience sch91Is-
o053 7TH AVE G2Sd st-)-Airy, Wen rug
nished large rooms; steam, 'phoAe' SUI
stant!2I board. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06

! GENERAL FOCsEWoRkERs; SIS: all nation
| alities: city and country: at once. Winthrop
bureau "a West 5Stn 81.