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The Washington times., 1910-02-10

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. February 8 1910
Sealed proposals VII be received at this ofFice
until 70 O'Clock noon February q 1919 for
constructing an eight-rOOm school building on
lots z0-e4 Square SO at corner Of Tenth and
F. streets =. W Blank form OF proposal
Specifications and ali necessary inforuatICr,
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk -
Eineer Department room fZa District I2rfFd-
ing Deposit Of 5000 required to guarantee
return Of plans .yUNO H RUDOI Pr
JOHN A JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Y
JUDSON, Commissioners. D c. fas-StsxSu
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington. D c. CTakOma Sub-Stationl
February = 1s10.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived here until u O'Clock noon March
1910. for the construction Of macadam roads
concrete walks. etc. at the Walter Reed
General Hospital. Washington. D G Iufor-
nation furnished application Plans and
Specifications may be seen at this office A
deposit OF SIo-co required for plans loaned
Envelopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed Proposals for Roads. Walks etc
and addressed 70 Captain II. l. PETTi-S
Constructing QuGrtermastsE. fe7.Se.1o.zs.S
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BOOMING HOUSE. y Y ave u rooms
ali occupied owner retiring price $50
BUSINESS EXCHANGE 514 T ST y ".
fe7.9.1o
BUTCHERS STAN in market 81 stalls:
sell AT sacrifice II sold this week
IsTg.I0
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PALMISTS.

ORIGINAL. GYPSY PIANIST.
Who.e Fortune Told. 15c-
Open Nights 1723 sth St n y.
jz2T-tf-sxW
READ; SCIENTIFIC PIANIST ADVICE
PSYCHIC CARD READINGS TAUGHT.
FREE READINGS PROPHECIES 66s
1-TH ST y. " feLztc
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CAAS- A BAKER.
GEORGE " MOSS

SEJENNTE = fN<a-NS1r
Commission appointed 70 appTaise damages
(SeaD- A true copy. test = P YOUNG
clerk By r z CUNNINGHAM. Assistant
clerk 5aII-5ot- s1Su
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DAIRY Lunch ROOM

LOCATED AT MOST PROAII-
NENT CORNER IN THE CITY,
3 Z A I 7 1 F L L L FITTED.
EVERYTHING NEW AND Up
TO-DATE. NOW PAYING A
GOOD PROFIT LEASE ALONE
WORTH THE PRICE ASKED.
GOLD MINE FOR SOME ONE
A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE
BOX 1S6.
CITY P o
fest
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COAL AND WOOD.

COoI phiiiiPs < JueneHnann. Wood
OOdI 800 c St ne 90 4th St ne w OOO
only Best Grades Lowest Prices
Phone Lincoln 30.
deZ7-Su. II. tn Ea-tf
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WANTED MONEY.

WANTED TO borrow 500 on suburban lot.
clear title Address BOX 1856 Times once.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR REMOVING AND DIS
POSING OF STEAM BOILERS. Office OF
Building for Library Of Congress. Washing
ton. y. c.. February s, 1910 Sealed Proposals
for disraantliug. removing and disposing OF
steam boilers trimming and Settings from
the boiler room Of the Building for the Lii
brary % Congress IN this city, VIII be re-
ceived al this Office until two O'Clock P NJ
on Monday. the tyenty-fiTSt day Of February
1910. and publicly opened Immediately there
after. Specifications, General Instructions
and Conditions. and other Information fur
uished on application . this offjca
BERNARD r GREEN. Sup erintenSent
2 IL Il
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TAILORS.

JAEGETt'. TAILOR AND CLEANER gI2 z
Ct y ", formerly SCI ? -. Suits. cleaned.
repaired. SOC up umbrellas repaired I0c-
1aIr-rf
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LOST.

LOST-Lady' gold watch Cauntiug easel. with
''heUT de lis pin attached. lost IN OF going
% Naval Lodge Han from lis c St y e
Return and get rev ard fee-2ts
LOsT-BIack and tan female hound. Return
10 1906 c St 8 w for reward feS-sts
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
THE NEW VIRGINIA LAW.

The Virginia effect last
be withou permit
the
officer when by
The certificate
automobile
horsepower under fortyhve horsepower
$50 The horsepower determined
upon
highest motorcycles
The entire payable n
permits,
names certifying
competency
The limit corporate 0 city or town
ordinances
otherwise Outside i'm Of city
permissible except going
hills passing
when
When signaed occupant of
horsedawn vehicle the automobile bring
Of the law
the to pay
probable and
pounded
and fine
in
machine publication
opportunity defense
the driver Of the machine shall be
purpose serving process
of
% improving
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19

While you think OF it, telephone your
bill will be sent you at cent = word
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
OUTDOOR PLAYS TO BIZ TRIED
Copenhagen Plan of Aiding Poor
Children Is Extended.
Theater in Woodland TO Seat 1000,
Who VIII BE Notified I'm Case
of Rain Interfering. =

Copenhagen, June Is. "A noteworthy
addition 10 the list Of experiments in
open-air dramatic performances is being
made in the woods near Copenhagen By
permission OF the Crown an open-air the
alter, consisting of a fine stage, dressing
rooms. and rows Of seats for 4.o0O per-
sons. has been contrived in a glade,
which. by reason Of It's slopes and inelos-
ing trees, could not be better suited TO
the purpose.
There are TO be ten performances, al
beginning at O'Clock in the evening. The
plays 10 be given are a national drama.
'Hagbarth of Signe." and ''Midsummer
Nights Dream" Owing to the closing
Of the dramatic season in Copenhagen,
IL mas been possible 10 secure the serv-
ices OF the best actors and actresses in
Denmark. and an artistic success Of the
highest order is looked for.
At the first performance "Hagbarth OF
Signe" was played and the ministry and
all the best-known people In Copenhagen
attended. The price of seats was dou-
bled on that occasion, the usual charge
being g 10 50 cents.
The experiment is being made by
committee OF fifteen public-spiTited per-
sons, who have guaranteed 800 II Is
not thought that they will lose anything
by the venture. The rain problem has
been solved by an ingenious arrangement
by which in case the weather is thought
10 be unpropitious the decision 10 have
no performances viii be announced at
ocloek by a telephone and by placafos
on the taxicabs of the capital.
The profits arising from the perform
anees will be devoted 20 taking poor chill
dren into the country.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
BOON TO AUTOISTS
Or The CAPITAL
Maryland Licenses to Be
Issued in This City.

The announcement that Mr.. lie Roy
Mark has been appointed an agent of
the State of Maryland TO issue licenses
for the State in this city viii be a matter
of interest to automobiiists in Washing
ton. inasmuch as it viii save them the
trouble Of communicating with the au-
thOrities al Annapolis.
Under the Maryland law, the commits
sioner of motor vehicles has the right
TO name assistants. and Mr.. Marks ap-
pointment has been duly signed by the
governor. He viii employ at his own ex-
pense the clerical aid necessary to handle
the business. and it is expected that the
arrangement viii be a great convenience
here.
1t is impossible, however. for a Vir-
ginia agency to be established, because
under the Virginia law the licenses must
be issued by the secretary of the Com
monwealth, who cannot delegate his au-
thority. Mr.. Mark has made visit to
Richmond for the purpose Of becoming
the State agent here if possible, but after
an interview with Gov. Mann and other
officials found that the law interviewed.
District AutOists Denied Privileges.
terest to automobilists here to know that
Mr.. Mark has in his possession a letter
from the secretary Of the Commonwealth
stating that the residents of the District
of Columbia are not entitled to nonresi-
dence privileges IN the State, but must
secure full and complete registration.
This VIII necessitate every automobilist
in Washington communicating with the
Richmond authorities and complying
with every detail of the law just as If
they resided in Virginia.
There was some indignation yesterday
over the appointment of Mr.. Mack among
agents who represent the Maryland
Casualty. United Fidelity and Guaranty.
the Maryland Motor Car. and other in
suranee companies in Baltimore. New
York, Philadelphia, and cities North,
East, South. and West in the United
. States, and England and Scotland
''Bobbie' Wells, son OF State Senator
Wells. of Prince George County, who is
a lawyer. with Offices IN Washington, is
among the Marylanders In the Capital
who are inclined 10 add their protests
10 those of the insurance agents and de-
mand explanations from both John E.
George. commissioner Of automobiles
and Gov. Crothers
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
MONTREAL TO MEXICO.
A Unique Automobile Tour of over
5000 Miles.


The Montreal 10 Mexico trip OF the
Flanders 900" is without doubt the most
unique and interesting tour ever under
taken. AS might be expected Il is fun
of unusual and quaint experiences, The
journey through Canada was not
pleasure jaunt owing 10 the continuous
rain and the rough roads. Not until the
car reached Western Ontario was the
travelling attended with comfort.
In 200 miles Of travel between Quebec
and Montrea! the crew OF the car dscov-
cred but one individual who could talk
real English, aside from the Canadian
Pacihc'F telegraph operators, all Of whom
are French, but are supposed to be able
to make a stab at the Dominion's ma
tional tongue. This lingually gifted one
was, quite naturally, an insurance agent
located at the little French village of
St Anne de Ia Parade, where the tour
lists spent one night. Lane and Bruske
were going through their usual show or
gesticulation, meaning a desire for eats,
when the insurance man broke In with
excellent English. as interpreter. He
proved 10 be a French-Canadian who
had. by a peculiar freak of fate, spent
a year in a Detroit private school The
privilege of getting back into touch with
what he apparently still regards as the
banner year OF his life filled him with
Joy. He followed q food OF queries by
remarking that this was his first oppor-
tunity of three years for a conversation
in English.
Pilot ". J. Lane and Paul H. Bruske.
who is the historian Of the tour. were
up against It on the language PROPOSE
ton. Bruskes very limited supply Of
academic French was sadly strained. He
didn't trip on the "merci," and had
coached up enough to be able TO inquire
"Quelle nomme cette ville"-or ''riviere"
as the case might be. When the reply
came, however, to transcribe or iden-
tify the answer was a matter OF great
difficulty After the car had successful
ly surmOunted the Jacque Cartier hill,
the stiffest climbing proposition on the
trip across the Dominion, he coaldn' t
get the name of the stream from the
pronunciation OF group Of school chill
dren who stood by, so, in desperation.
he handed a notebook and pencil to a
small youth and said, "EeriVet," what
ever that meant. The boy had an in
spira ton, and this is what he entered
in the log-book literatim 'jacqecartier."
When the car reached Windsor. oppo-
site Detroit, the United States flag was
substituted for the British emblem, and
the machine took its place upon the ferry
O0at At Detroit Mayor Hanna, OF Wind
sor. turned the car over TO Acting May
or Heinemann. OF Detroit and the
progress of the machine through the
streets attracted great attention, II
last reports the car had passed through
Toledo. Ohio. on its way South. The tour
Is 5000 miles in length.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
LEON ZONGLE BREAKS RECORD
Chadwick Car Captures Hill-climb-
ing Event at Baltimore,
Winning Car Makes Run Up Bel
Videre Avenue Hill in Thirty
elk Seconds,

Baltimore. Nd. June 1S.-The second
annual hill climbing contest Of the Auto
mobile Club of Maryland on the Belvi-
dere avenue hill. from Falls road to Ro-
land avenue, a distance of six-tenths Of
a mile, scored a success this afternoon.
The record Of 0:43 Is Of last year was
broken by the Chadwick sO-horsepower
ear, owned by the Chadwick Engineering
Works and driven by Leon zongle. win
ner Of the consolation prize in the re-
cent Wnkesbarre contest.
zongle made the ascent in a magnifi-
cent run OF 0.S6. and a Matheson car,
owned by the Matheson Motor Car Com
pany and driven by Shah, was second.
In class y only Washington cars were
entered and the entries and results in
this were;
Glass D-Cars selling for Sl,eN 10 5000
Oakland, 80 (HowsTd Baderl, Oakland
Motor Car Company; Buick, 80 George
Jenkins), Louis Hazzard; Washington.
40 frank Caolol. Carter Motor Car Cor
poration; Kissel Kar, 90 (Robert NJ.
stemm): Buick, 40 &c. 3. Hall or Charles
Jenkins). Auto Outing Company. Won
by Hall, time 0:56; Oakland, 0:57 10, sec
ond: jenkins, LOB 2-5. third
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND GOSSIP

done by hand Ten years ago it would
probably have been done by horsepower
But in this case It was decided the up
to-date method would be the use of the
automobile.
The car used was Of 1905 design and
belonged 10 7. d. Babcoek, OF FAN River.
During the recent Athleties-Tigers Sc
ries in Detroit. Connie Mack, George
Davis. Dan Murphy. and Eddie Collins
visited the plant of the Chalmers Motor
Company and took a good look at the
type of car which Is 10 be given the
champion batsman.
I'VE are all ready for that car" said
Connie Mack. 'and II one Of my boys
don't get H. there will be an awful row
around Philadelphia. We have a fine
garage IN connection with Shibe Park.
and / have agreed 10 take care Of this
car free OF charge for the Philadelphia
player who wins it
Il guess he has his eye on a few rides
for himself" said George Davis.
I certainly have said Connie. do
YOU think for a minute l would allow
one OF my players TO accept an automo-
bile without promising 20 give me plenty
OF rides in il? l don't get any chance
at the stick myself, or l wouldn't ask
any one else 10 win it,
Mr. F. D. Dorman. formerly secretary
OF the United States Motor Company
viii represent the Maxwell-Briscoe Com
pany in TarTytown, n. Y.
The Cook & Stoddard Company sold
and delivered the following ears during
the week ended yesterday: Baker victoria
electric, to Mrs. NJ. E Goldsmith: a
model G Franklin, 10 Rear Admiral
Baird, L. s. n, retired, and a Cadillac
touring car, TO Mrs. Hillyer.
The pathf1nders for the Munsey His
toric Tour are now making their way
through the New England States. Great
effort is being expended by them in Sc
lecting and recording points Of historic
/ interest.
The EMF car. with Tom skeggs at
the wheel. received a brilliant send-off
/ in Philadelphia Wednesday AT a
! luncheon at the Hotel Walton. hundreds
Of autoists were guests OF the Munsey
newspapers. Buglers from the battle
ship Georgia sounded the call to start
| A large parade Of autoists escorted the
! pathfinder through the streets.
/ The Munsey Historic Tour promises TO
/ be the big automobile event Of the year,
Already there are twelve entries, and let
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. DOUGLAS POTTS, Eighteenth Imam
Try will report BY telegraph TO regimentA oza-
mander for assignment
A board OF officers TO cGnsist OF MAJ. AMOS ".
KIMBALL. quartermastsr; Capt. ALBERT O
DALTON. Tweuty-uinth Infantry. and Capt
ELMER LINDSLEY. auartermaster, Is appointed
TO meet at the general depot Of the Quarter
masters Department, Philadelphia June a.
Leave granted First Lieut.. FRED w. BUGbEk
T,renty-ffth Infantry. recruiting officer. Is sx-
tended four days
By direction Of the President, Lieut. Col. WALTER
L. FINLEY, General STAFF Thirteenth CsvAiry),
relieved from duty as a member OF the General
Staf COrps and from duty al headquarters, Do
rartnent Of California. He VII proceed on the
Transient 10 sail from San Francisco OF July
10 jon his regiment In the Philippine Islands
By direction az the President First Lieut. Bkh-
NARD s. GOSTIN. Medical Corps Is honoTa6y
discharged with one years pay
Leave granted Lieut. Col. WILLIAM Z. CRAIG
HILL. Corps Of Engineers. by the Chief Of On.
ginesrs extended two months.
Cart. JAMES E, NORMOYLE, qusrtemaster. nox
az san Francisco, will proceed to Fort LeaVeEl-
worth for duty.
The following named officers are detailed With the
organized militia Os Pennsylvania. at Gettysburg.
August Il to 70: Capt. EDWIN 3. NlNANs.
Fourth Cavalry; Capt. EDGAR A. FRY, ThiT-
teenth Infantry; Capt. EDGAR T. CoNLEY.
Fifteenth Infantry: First Lieut.. RONALD Z
FISHER, Fourteenth Cavalry. and First Lie1t.
EDGAR s. SLAYER, Twenty third Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19

more wildly 20 mind with the announce
ment that the Moon Motor Car Company
has completed plans and arrangements
10 erect a four-stoTy plant. which viii
have a total floor space Of over six acres.
The plant win be of the most approved
hreproof. sanitary, and modern cOnstruc-
ton, Of the type consisting principally Of
glass sides. thus insuTing a maximum
amount of light on all parts OF every
floor. with the additional safeguard OF
absolute arepFoof construction. The
present establishment is completely
equipped with the latest machine tools,
compressed air systems, and modern
iabor-saving devices, and these win be
moved into the hew factory.
Three local cars have entered the hill
climbing contest in Baltimore. to be
given under the auspices OF the Mary
land Automobile Club.
Mr.. c. B. Hazard has received a So
horsepower toy tonneau, model K Pull
man, from Barnes & Hendrick.
Matthew Trimble. IT.. has received his
Odds special from Tayloe Pollock.
John ]. Fister reports the sale Of q
Mora 40 four-passenger roadster to DR..
Sawtelle and a Mora "20' to a. B. Nc
Ginity.
Another factory man will be added to
the repair force of the Buick in Mr.. J.
a. Hunt. who was formerly foreman of
one of the departments of the Buick fac
tory.
A new autocycle agency was estab-
lished in the District last week. when
Tom Moore opened the agency for the
New Era autoeyele at 800 John Marshall
place.
When they recently moved the post
office building in Fall River, Wis. they
found a new use for the automobile. BY
means of a 2s-horsepower Franklin tour
ing car the structure, twenty by thirty
two feet in ground dimensions and con-
tanning a safe weighing nearly a ton,
was drawn nearly two blocks along the
street and set on a new site. All fur
nishings and equipment remained in the
building during the trip
With the automobile. the operation was
simple enough. The building was raised
rollers were placed beneath. and the auto
mobile was attached TO il by a tackle
Driven ahead, the motor car moved
the post-office steadily away. once upon
time the operation would have been
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
"BIG BILL" WARD 4 HERO.

He and HIS WOrzmen Labor Man
fully to Save Tiber Sewer.
Washington has a new hero in Big
BlP' Ward. a foreman in the District
sewer department. though "Bill" mod
estIy declines the honors. During the
heavy rains of the past few days. Bill"
and a gang Of 1aborers successfully Ia
bored day and night to save the old Tiber
sewer from destruction.
Forty feet below the surface of New
Jersey avenue and c street northwest
he and his men worked for two days and
two nights, standing in three feet or
water, in order to repair the weakened
sewer arches. Though the rising water
threatened destruction TO the men, they
stayed manfully on the job and completed
the work Friday night. big Bill" was
Immediately placed in the hero class by
Superintendent OF Sewers Phillips. but
the husky foreman refuses TO accept the
honOrS.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19

tiers and kilograms indicate that the run
will be representative OF almost every
car IN the market. Entries received are
Premier, Columbia, Selden. Maxwell, two
Weshingtons. Reading. Ford, Eluore,
Warren Detroit. Corbin, and SpoeFer.
The test for cars viii be under grade
two. The additional group for privately
owned and driven cars viii be for the
purpose Of giving the tourists an oppor-
tunity 70 take advantage Of what is be-
lieved 10 be one Of the most attractive
and instructive tours. from a historic
and scenic standpoint, ever laid out for
an automobile event
Tsyloe Pollock. agent for the Odds cars
in this city, had Mr.. b. c. Bliven rs his
guest Tuesday Mr.. Bliven handles the
Odds line in Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
Navy Orders.

The following orders have been issued
Lieut.. W p GADDiS, detached duty Virginia; %
duty Dolphin.
Pay Director 7. J. COWIE, detached duty pay
os3cer and general storekeeper. Naval Academy.
Annapolis Nd ard continue other duties.
Paymasier W. B. IzARD, detached duty as pay
oa1crr. purchasing pay officer. and general store
keeper. navy yard Pensacola. Fla. settle so
counts, and wait orders.
Paymaster J. W. MORSE. detached duty New Jer-
sey. settle accounts and wait orders
Paymaster @. W. PlGMAN, Jr.. detached duty
Wisconsin, settle accounts, and wait oFieTa
Assistant Psymasier J. ]. LUOHSINGER. de-
tachod duty New jersey: 10 duty navy yard.
Pensacola. Fla. as purchasing pay officer, gen
oral stoTekeeTsr. and pay officer.
Chief Gunner J. HILL detached duty Rhode Island.
and when discharged treatment Naval Hospital.
New York wait orders.
Chief Gunner J. 7. ROACH, 70 duty works r. W.
Bliss Company Brooklyn, \. Y. and additional
Temporary duty Sag BarboT. L. l.
Gunner 7. Helms. detached duty works T. ", Bliss
Company. Brooklyn. \. y, 10 duty Rhode
Island.
Paymsstsr's Clerk C. W MAsTERsoN. appoint
ment as a raymaster's clerk in the navy. duty
navy yard Pensacola. Fla. revoked.
psymastcr's Clerk E. v LEE. appointment as
paymsster's clerk in the navy. duty New jersey.
revoked.
Paymaster's Clerk A. GAFFNEY. appointment as
paymasters clerk in the navy, duty Naval Aczd-
envy. Annapolis Nd, revoked.
Paymaster's CLERK J. P. F1RENG. appointment IS
a raymaster's clerk in the navy. duty Naval
Academy, Anna polls, Nd, revoked,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19

Large crowds of pleasure seekers are
enjoying the delightful moonlight trips on
the palace steamer ST. Johns, which is
being used by the Colonial Beach COM
pany for this purpose and which leaves
the Seventh street wharf every evening
except Saturday and Sunday az o'clock
This handsome steamer has three mag
niheent decks and capacity Of $500.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
Trolley wrenEn WAGON.

A dump wagon was demolished and
the driver slightly injured about the body
yesterday when a south-bound Capital
Traction Company car ran into the team
IN Fourteenth street. The driver attempt
ed 10 cross the tracks ahead of the car.
The wagon was owned by John Gograf.
of PA Four-and-a-hak street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
PatronaI Feast Observed To-day.

The pauonal feast win be observed at
St Anthonys Church Brookland. to-day
Solemn high mass win be sung at II
o'clock by Rev. Edward Southgate, pas
tor. assisted by priests from the Fran
eiscan Monastery and the Dominican
House OF Studies Rev, Father O'Neal
O. P, will be master of ceremonies, and
Rev. Father Stevens. O. F. NJ, of the
Franciscan Monastery. Mount St Sepul-
ehre will deliver an appropriate discourse.
A special programme will be rendered by
the choir with Miss Agnes Bowling at
the organ
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
THE CUTLER SCHOOL

THE CUTLER SCHOOL
From .KINDERGARTEN To COLLEGE
More than four hundred sradlaieS nays n n
tsvad HARVARD. YALE. PRINCETON and
COII-NFTA Complete ACADEMIC and ATH-
I.ETIC. EQUIPMENT. Small classes and n
dfviduaI instruction -,.. -
ReOpens Oct. Sd - East ooIh Se-
ARTHUR Fl CUTTER. Headmaster,
T,TIVATF INSTRUCTION. FOR ADVANCED
piano students by post graduate or tne IN
stftute Of Musical Art. open for engasenlenJS
as SOIofst Accompanies and Ensemble J. l.
. SCHFNDEI. 36S East 164th St. y. y. City-
TT-TNITY CHURCH FREE EVENING SCHiOOL~
% TRINITY PLACE
This School Will ouen on Monday. Oct Sd n
strrction will be given in Shorthano. IypeWrlt~
ing Book keeping and kindred subjects
FRIENDS SEMINARY.
22O-22s East 18th St New Iork
FRIENDS SCHOOL
TO6-II6 ScherrnerhOrn Street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
COINS. STAMPS AND MEDALS.

All MINDS coins. medals cld gold AMI silver
bought. coin premium list fOc.i retail List frse.
Elder 50 East sd ST.. y. \,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
INSTRUCTION.

gA =: =: 6 !" 6:
RESULTS-NOT THEORY
"tAk y Individual Instruction In
iM Hbnl BOOKKEEPING.
WSIhQn Shorthand & Typewritfnz
SfhtMM with a GUARANTEE OF
SOA1VVk position TO each graduate
Night Session (take ANY
. hoursl from 5 to o o'clock.
Start at Once Send for Catalogue.
IA >rASSNr- c.,r Tribune Building.
' ~'<NN0'NAO 90 Near Brooklyn Bridge