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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
Held for Grand Jury

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, March IA
Ernest Williams and Nose Baker
both negroes. were held for grand
jury Saturday on charges of robbery
and use-breaktng
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
Millionaire Dead.

ST. LOUIS. MO. March l4,-Ed-
ward F. Cost. president of Million
dollar securities company. of New
York, died here Saturday from a
stroke of paralysis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14

Officers Chosen
The following officers were elected.
President, Frank w. Duke, OF College
View Mission. Vice Presidents. Davis
Bottoms, Pine Street and Or. w. y.
First church: Secretary. X.
G. Anderson. Pine Street, Treasurer.
r. c, Garrison. Leigh Street: Auditor.
Thos. J. Todd. Grace Street.
Plans for making the meetings of the
more attractive were brief
ly disclosed and the subject was re-
ferred TO the Executive Committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
5000 YEAR WITH
BAPTIST SCHOOLS.
Reports to Annual Meeting of As
sociations Show Sunday Schools
Prosperous.
GAIN OVER FORMER YEARS
Statistics Show Advance Along All
Lines-Officers for the
Year.
AIN OVER FORMER YEARS

Encouraging reports were submitted
and officers for the next year elected
Sunday school Association OF kioh-
mond and Manchester held at Calvary
church sunday afternoon. The attend
ance was quite good.
Statistical reports of the Secretary
and Treasurer showed the schools EN-.
braced in the association to have had
very prosperous year. One now
school, that at Woodland Heights. has
just been admitted. bringing the num-
Der up to twenty four. The report of
the president Mr.. Woodfin. laid en-
phasis on the fact that class Organiza-
ton and the grading OF schools had
been two OF the distinct advances in
Sunday work In Richmond dur
ing the past year. The president also
spoke Of the great impetus given to
Sunday work by the very sue
cessfui Teachers Training Institute
held at the Second Baptist church
some months ago and by the coming
to Richmond OF Mr.. Watts. the Held
secretary. working under the direction
of the State Mission Board.
Figures OF the Sunday-school.
The following Statistical exhibit was
embrared In the report of the presi-
dent.
rRUfr strength or officers
and teachers ......... SIS SAT
Average attendance ..... $50 ~
Roll strength OF scholars 9.772 l0.Ise
Average attendance -. 6,22l 6.s24
Roll strength of church
members ..............l2.40 6 -1a.0sl
Average at en- ance
church members in &. S. 4,357 5,34s
New scholars reported. 1855 1888
Sc holars dropped 1890. 4S6 LIDS
Conversions reported. $50. ass 47t
Baptisms reported .... 343 Sel
Total contributions s9,9s6.6s s12,4ss.2t
Bal. on hand Jan. /, 1910 for AS
ISOLATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sS2o ~
Bal. on hand JAN ], 1910 for Or
phanage .s1sSse
Officers Chosen
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
FOOTBALL RULES GO WELL
So Says Mr.. Stagg After Test
with Chicago Team.

Chicago, April "A. A. Stagg. athletic
director OF the University of Chicago.
proved the efficiency of the new football
suggestions for opening up the game and
lessening mass play in his second session
Of gridiron experiments yesterday at Mar
shall Field. The team gave fairly smooth
exhibition Of open football. using the re-
cent notifications and Mr.. Camps proposal
70 limit the defensive scrimmage line TO
the same length as the one on the offence.
Mr.. Stagg said the practice confirmed him
IN his belief that Mr.. Camps proposed
change viii result in more end running and
less heavy mass play. With the double line
Of defence limited to the length OF the Of
fensive scrimmage line, the players re-
sorted TO wideend runs and open field play
almost constantly, illustrating the greater
scoring opportunities under the new condi-
ions.
Big gains were made by the ouarterbacks
through the line under the new rule abol-
ishing the five-yard provision for players
receiving the bail from the snapper back.
The play usually caught the defence asleep
and went through easily.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND wAREHorsD
Company. 43. 45 and AZ West 6tth StreaS
To Estate Of Mrs. Henry Kelly, WiHiarn u
Kelly and Lille f. Kelly. James Doushsrey.
NJ l.. Nichols Gerald r. Hart. Isabella
Proctor. Mrs NJ MeiIa u n SorIin and
George w Dresser. Estate OF Mrs N ;.
Baker. Mrs Ida HOwland. Mrs. sarah Byers.
"A r Gillespie Mrs. susie Hartman Mrs W.
F. Young Mrs NJ J. Miller and r. W Jacobs.
Miss NJ y Dur<in. Arthur Y Sarony. William
l. Ernst. Victor Brcc r j. Griffin and Il. e.
Teary. samuel Gilbert; You and each OF YOU
are hereby notified that the time for the paw
fnent OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. will
such property. 20 wit. household goods and
raerchardise. stored by you In your narns
in the warehouse Of the company. 20 be sold
AZ public auction. according 20 the statutes in
such cases made and provided ne the auction
rooms Of W. II Fl0ttau * son. southeast cor
nsr t3th street and University Place. com
mercinS Tuesday. Nav 10th 1880 a m snG
continuing every Tuesday and "wednesday
thereafter az the same place anu hour. until
all the goods have been sold. LIBERTY
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
a. ~ and a. West Gtth street
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF tho
County of New York. nO.ice is hereby given
% all persons having claims against Sigmun1
Guiterman. late OF thu County of New YORK
deceased. to present the same. with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business. Nc a. Broadway. IN the
city Of New York. on or before tho 29th day
OF July next
Dated New York. the 25th day OF January.
1910.
RUDOLPH GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEN
MAN. Executors.
EINSTEIN. TOWNSEND q GUITERAfAN
Attorneys for Executors. a. Broadway
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
WORK WANTED.


yor-NG MAX o. prs,erab,v as stenosrepher I'm
law ofnce. q; present with civic Iees.s,sore e.s,a,
agent earning s45 n week. free AFTER Session, - y.
stvSy law Snd give az Aibany work; COCA edu-
cation. with krowledge Of French ald German;
best references as TO services in sTeclsi news
paper and law work stenosraphy and Office
management: offers solicited. Hard worker
Tribune ofice
liable honest and Ambitious; constTuSlti"-n or
mechanical work E. NJ. Oswald or F'ss'
YoTTNt; NAY-c;apsbIe. trustworthy me- hsnlesi
and business experience. Address Wiling fs'
Bread st. Newerk.
YOUNG MAN. ~. speaks English, German. nass
ing and exporting houses desires positions best
references. @. r. s91 cauldwel ave
YOUNG NAN t22l--Represent msnnssfS1sres, psssfysrs.
and Ohio; salary and commission. l. oren-
stein. 1907 Lexington ave e-
YOUNG NAN. well educated; eSper. stenog
rapher. desires position as secretary- CSpa-
bic. Box 40. Tribune once
Female.
cAsHIER-Drue or retail store: experienced
young woman wishes position: Is neat refined
and accurate; good references b. Z r. box
%. Tribune onice. -
woman. for summer. as companion. in vicin-
fly OF New York. or travelling; best references
Companion. 2450 Tth ave. Birmingham. Ala.
CULTURED genial woman would take position
10 entertain ased mar. woman OF serni-invald.
would travel: social references exchanged t.
F. Richmond Road. South Euclid Ohio.
sTENoGRAPHER is. three years experience
rapid. capable, commercial experience. wishes
position where she can advance herself. Hamfl-
ton. p. o. Box 125i
STENOGRAPHER-Res concern re-
quiring services of young lady; seven wears
experience; neat and accurate Address X.
l205 linton ave, Bronx.
STENOGRAPHER and BOOKKEEPER.-Two
girls: one stenographer and typewriter: one
cashier and bookkeeper: moderate wages 20
start. Address. r. and F. Coon. T22 4th ave,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
NEW YORK BOWLERS LEAD
Lunsmann Rolls Top Score in
Individual Tourney.

baltimore. April 22-Charles Lunsmann
ana Harry Cohn. both OF New York. took
first and second places. respectively. I'm the
individual tourney OF the National Bowling
Association here to-day. the former with a
score OF sSs ana the latter with one of ss2.
John Roster. OF New York was thus rele-
gated TO third place. with s2s pins 10 his
credit, and James Smith, Of Buffalo. 10
fourth. with s2a
In the afternoon new leaders appeared in
the two-man team contest. when Osterman
and Mortimer. Of Utica. -. Y. scored LIS
King and Grossman. Of Philadelphia. retain
second place in this class, with III pins
In their favor. but McNsly and Heiles. Of
New York. took third place by scoring l2l6.
relegating Richter and Rolfe. Of Chicago,
with their Ina pins, 10 fourth place.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge. 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold. Is Three thousand one
hundred and twenty-five and 7a- 100 tSS.-
l22. TSl dollars with interest thereon from the
oath day OF March. 1910. together with costs
and allowance amounting 10 Two hundred
twenty three and 3S-iOo dollars. with interest
from ApfI :, 1910. together with tho expenses OF
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates. or other
liens. which are 20 be allowed to the pur-
chaser ont OF the purchase money. OF paid by
the Referee. Is S2T354 and interest
Dated. New York April 4th. 1910.
ADOLPH STERN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
FOlLS AND SABRES FLASH
amateur Duellists Qualify for
National Championships.

Asrirsn-- for the national championships
with foil sabre and duelliug sword quail
fei last night i'm the preliminary bouts n
ue tourna ment held i1 the gymnasium of
te New York Athletic club. The cham
Tlonshir is held under the direction of tbs
Amateur Fencers' League of America in
alliance with the Amateur Athletic Union
The four who Quslided for the finals with
ihe foils were Dr. T.. W. Allen, Of Bostoa;
George X cambridge. New York Athletic
Club. William T.. Bowman. New York Ath-
letic Club and A =. Sauer of Chicago.
With the -sanres. James V Knox, Illinois
Athletic Club. p. J. Byrne New York Ath-
ietic Club. Alfred Z. Sauer. Illinois Ath-
siic Club. and Joseph r. Shaw. New York
Fencery Club
The four -3 reach the finals with the
oueiling sword were James ". Knox, II-
nois Athletic club; Paul Benzenberg. New
iork Tlra Tereir; Dr. J. E. Gignoux, New
York Athlete Club. and Arnold a. DE Ia
-Eo-e. New York Fence~s' Club.
she bouts were spirited. hut the judging
SOM cases was harshly criticised.
-.-lhe summary follows:
vtot ls-F-a So. ll-George X. Bslnhridge. New
l'-k 2. r. 5sfea-ed p ". Alien. Boston A. A.
-. ~ p 0-r-l. New York A. C. Dr. p W
Aitl Boston A A. defoate6 Paul J. Neylan
tn-.it Cab ci Nev York. and y. !. Curti
- lotE h. o.. y. r. Curri New York A. ..
-a'ec Pau. F ErgIau FeureTs' club of New
~. fa.. :. 1lesa Fenaefs club ~ New
s.1r 81. .-HIIuam 7. Bowman New York
= g leiaa-r. George k. Breed. FcuCers' club
-tA lorL. and Ir. J. = G1guouE. Ncw York
aE q = -aHrr. Illinois a. G.. defeated
Z Breed Fruoers' Ciub ~ &ew York
r5E. 7. p 9lE-rlN. New York a. ~. George
Z bfef1. F-1re-s club of New York. ans nr.
u slgarl. Sew YORK a. o.. lost an.
go lsfr.u Ao. 1I-T. Knox. Illinois A. @
- J. EyEf. New York A. C., and Paul
--tAA la-rar.e D. C. a.. J Byrne. NeW YORK
- letta--. Paul koecbl- Carnegie T. g.
~ t.r.r-.T ri tie Paul koccll, Carnegie
= -et-a-e. d. Knox. Illinois A. a.. but lost
srl %. a. p. sauer. Illinois A. =. de-
60 1lt@gl r. shaw. FencerF cub oi New
at1 RI h. bi. New York A. a.. Joseph
eh Ffr-oE rIGt ~ NeH York. cefeated
4" ~. >-s Yorb A. g.. and A. o. Auda-
NaH York e. ID. C. A Bul, New York
Af-trtor. New 10rs A. O.. lOst al.
r'-lfg sp.rlls .rtrlD no. III. Knox Illinois
L.. leieafC Paul j. Netlan. FoucefF flub cf
= fk ar. ~. T.. Curfi. New York A. =.
80 -,-itfr"f-r trW lOra IT. ". cefeafel >
+. -..ir.s a. r. and 81. D. Curfi. New York
e-ieafe- IalI Bsrzrrherg, New 1ofk
E D rlEl NCW York A. O. fef"ated
Aetar. Es1oeu club RI NeW York.
~ ~ 'f D. 6iguouN, NeW h"rk
g.. l-iearel 81. Grtne. Illinois a G.. ana
~ h. Breed Tenrsrs club % New York
o.sa. lt a l..a. IeurerE club Cf New York.
49, VI Crete. ILLINOIS a. -. anc ge0Ise -
- fen1eHt' club of New York ". Grebe,
r- = r.. and George H. Breed. tencets
- u Rev llrs 1lEI all.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
COLONEL MANN WINS APPEAL.

Samuel Dempster. Of Pittsburg who got
n verdict Of $4,000 against Colonel William
Dalton Mann. publisher of Town
Topics for alleged libel, will have 10 bring
suit all over again, as the United States
Circuit Court set the verdict aside yester-
DAY and ordered new trial. The jury at
the time of the trial gave Mr.. Dempster
verdict Of $4,000. but Judge Hough, who
was presiding. said then that unless this
was reduced to $4,000 he would order a new
trial at once. The jury gave the compro-
mise verdict. which has been set aside.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York; Frederick 7. Hoffman. Plaintiff,
against William Wainwright ct al. Defend
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 1st day
of April. 1910. l. the undersigned. the Referee
auction. at the Exchange SaIesroom, Nos. IL
lG Nesey Street. In the Borough OF Manhat-
tain. city Of New York. on the twenty eighth
day Of April. 1910. at - O'Clock noon on that
day. by James I. Wells AuctiOneer the
premises directed by said Judgment to be sold.
and therein described as follows: All that
certain lot. piece or parcel OF land with the
improvements thereon. situate. lying and be
ing in the 23d Ward Of the city OF New York.
which a certain map. entitled Map Of
the subdivision Of tho property of Henry u.
Tiffany in the 23rd Ward Of the city Of New
and filed in the office of the Register of the
City and County Of New Yori. February 9th.
1883. Map No. 300 is shown and distin-
guished as lot number hfty-thres t53) Of
Block number four hundred and seventy-four
t474i and which is bounded and described
follows: Beginning at point in the south
easterly line OF said block Number +74 Che
Intervaie Avenue as shown on said map. dis
tant four hundred and three feet and eighty
southwCsterly from the northerly line side
Of said block 6said northerly line or side be
or side OF Home Street). running thence north
westerly one hundred and twenty six feet and
hfty-sx one hundredths Of foot (126 SO ft).
thence Southwesteriy twenty -hve t25( feet:
thancc southeasterly one hundred ana twenty
nNe feet ana sixteen ono hundreuthS or a foot
G25I6 ft-) 10 the said southeasterly line or
side OF said block. being the nOrthwesteTlV
line or side cf said Intervale Avenue afore-
said. and thence northeasterly along the same
twenty-five (25) feet To the point place OF
beginning. ne said or any OF said several
courses or distances little more less. and
being part Of the same premises which were
conveyed by Thomas O'Rorkc and Margaret
a. hts wife, to Lavtnia r. Patrick bearing date
August 3rd. 1891. and recorded IN the Once
OF the Register of the city and County OF
New York, I'm block series tcOnVevancesl Sec
ton 10 Iiber .. Page GS and indexed under
Block No. 1892. on tho Land Map OF the City
Of New York
Dated New York. April 4th. 1910.
ADOLPH STERN. Referee.
ERNEST HALL. Attorney fOr PLAINTIFF. 81
William street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York city.
The following In a diagram OF the property
20 be sold its street Number IL 1t37 InteFvale
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
READY FOR CHESS MATCH
English and American Students
to Fight 1t Out To day.
m Telerr-nnh ID - TrIlnne

princeton, y. J., April 2.-Everything is
IL readiness here for the tenth annual in
terconegiate chess match tomorrow be
tween the English and American. students.
TO be played here and in the Hotel Savoy.
London, by telegraph and cable. The
teams VIII be made UP as follows:
American universities-L. W. Stephens,
Princeton; y. T. Whitaker. Pennsylvania
J. r. Chandler. Yale. /. Toleris, Cornell.
and II. /. Bsder. Pennsylvania.
English universities-R. Lob. Worcester.
oxford: A =. waterfeld. Christ Church.
oxford: II. N Bewley, wadham, oxford
]. NJ. Bee. Catharine. Cambridge; F. r.
Hosre, Trinity. Cambridge. and II. r. Fos-
ter, Trinity, Cambridge
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
SYRACUSE HoNoRs WESTON
-eoestiisn EXgects 70 Arrive Here
Next Friday.

w. April 2z.-Edward Payson
80" Tie veteran pedestrian. roachei
n, nt l5 q. n. today. sf,er. making
-. 'atr-four miles from Port Byron
-. So rest. Tic was greeted by = large
4, p" Is feeling stronger ard letter
- ''-an shcn he started on the long
a.. sNt weston was = guest ~ the ban
g. el'en by the Mvs'.qle KreEe 10 the
''-.4Der o; C5nnsrcs.
r,,-- ~ A-re a. 20. md will walk 90
r. Ninout a STOP lie expects 10 geach
=" a'sk next Frieay .,ghL
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
CHASE MELIEN IN MURDER CASE.

Chase Mellen was added yesterday TO the
list OF prominent attorneys whom Judge
Malone, Of the Court OF General Sessions,
has assigned to defend penniless defendants
charged with murder in the first degree.
Mr. MeTen's client is Francesca Ssnsoni.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
NJ. &. PARROT INDICTED.

Marvin f. Parrott, a lawyer, of No. 154
Nassau street, was indicted yesterday by
the grand jury on the charge of grand lar
ceny and remanded TO the Tombs under
s2oo bail. Parrott is charged with obtain
ing money from employees. ostenslbly as
cash bonds for faithful performance OF
their duties. and appropriating the same to
his own uses.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
DoELN TALKING ONCE MORE.

i-'ago. April Mike Donlin said to-
s'N ilaf Dr. Walld make formal appllca-
tomorrow f0r reinstatement as
''l.itf ot hs oeW york baseball club or
Na'IDlal League. DouliE's announce
- tll0HeC "a c0rfe.eECc with Garry
,.s- nam. chairman - the National COM
Vo,'.5i VINO said that Doalln's request
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
WORK WANTED.

Male.
AS TRAVELLING SALESMAN for established
in the United states ,Texss oklahoma or
Western States preferred. Rave had no ac-
have travelled Texas and Louisiana as a fed
eral official IN extremely important capacity
and still doing VIII submit references or
niehest order II. A. l.. p o. Box 500. New
Orleans. Ia.
BOOKKEEPER. Double entry. years exn--
rienoe. desires permanent position downtown:
best references furnished. c. a Buckslew .OS
duncan ave. Jersey city.
5pOKKEEFER-First class. young man: famii-
iar with safeguard system. credits and core
spOndcnce. . years' experience. Al reference.
salary. SIS Address A r. lO4 East I4th st
CAAUFFETR and coachmAn dight coioredI
n country. good references. can run foreign aud
American cars. J. NJ Box go. Port Wash
inEton. Long Island.
DRAFTsMAN and DEsIGNER-AI. expert
enced. Inventions developed. first class ref
ereu~es. 4. Box 80. Tribune once.
ELECTRICIAN HELPER wants position,
years experience. Gillespie. West l0lst 81.
MAN. handy. understanding painting. carpen-
terlng ana general repairing. wishes steady
position city or country. J. Hannah. lG5
East z9th.
NAN. with twenty years once experience. wants
work. Address steady, HoK 10. Tribune once.
PORTER WISHES position. not afraid OF hard
work. willing 10 make himself useful like a
Uptown On.oe. 1864 Broadway.
sTENOGRkPHER confidential secretary, ex-
Irll+llFu. Neflitf fA+ilHs WNfAs l|fHnnai OF
commercial. highest. credentials kcnney. 21s
West lioth =;
WANTED-By Young energetie salesman.
travelling position with reputable concern.
covering from New England 20 Middle West
err States. can made Immediate preparations.
J y. Box $. Tribune.
NATCIIMAN OF Euteman. reliable. trustworthy;
wants position az once, cify OF country. T.. J.
- Grand st.. Jersey City.
YACHT STEWARD wants position or second
on large Yacht. by experienced capable man
fKccllsnt references as such Lowering. 90
West 10ist ct
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
HEiP WANTED.
Eenais

Eemais-
cHANBERMAID LAUNDREsS. call Miss
Currys Bureau, g West 42d ST. Take elevator
10 5th floor
CHAMBERNAIDS who DO waiting. for city and
country. call Miss Currys Bureau. % West
42d st Take elevator 10 9Th foor.
CHAMBERMAIDs who do sewing or Inending
Call Miss Curry's Bureau, IS West 42d ST
Take elevator TO 5th aoor.
CHURCH WORKER wanted ia downtown Pres
hyterian church; all or part time: must sing
and play; good salary. Address W, station B..
city
COMPETENT GIRL 10 take fuli charge of linen
room; must have experience also good refer
enoes Industrial Association. Inc. East 42d st.
COOK. $50. city now. country later call Miss
Currys. - West s2d 81. Take elevator 20 5th
COOK. $50. FOR Norris Plains, \ ] call Miss
Curry's Bureau. 2S West 42d 81. Take elevator
to 5th floor.
cooks. s25 $50. SIS. wanted at once call Miss
Currys Bureau. - West 42d ST. Take elevator
50 5th floor.
COOKS. Protestants. for city and country. Call
Miss Curry's Bureau. 25 West 42d St Take
elevator 10 5th floor.
FEMALE CASHIERS. So. room and board; sea
shore hotel Agar-Newstead Agency. Incor-
porated. Tss 9Th ave Phone. 44o2 Bryant.
FEMALE CHECKERS two). S35 month. room
and board. Agar-Newstesd Agency, Incor-
porated. $50 9Th ave. Phone, 44o2 Bryant
LAUNDRESSES who assist with other work.
Call Miss Currys Bureau. 25 West 42d St
Take elevator to 9th floor.
LINEN ROOM GIRL. SIS room and scard: sea
shore hotel Agar-Newstead Agency. Incor-
porated. 7s9 5th ave Phone. 1902 Bryant.
MAID 20 child. II: must be experienced. good
references required. $50. Industrial Associa-
ton OF America. Inc. East 42d st.
NURSERY NESSES-English. French
and German. three positions open: fine salaries;
beautiful homes; exceptional references required.
Winthrop Bureau. e5 West 3sth 81.
NURSERY GOTERNESS-T children 3. 6.
years: two go 20 school; lovely home; S35.
Winthrop Bureau. 65 West 3sth ST.
FARLORMA English. German.
French. any nationality; must be Protestants;
salary s25 Winthrop Bureau. 65 West 3sth st
SEAMSTR ES-E EXPERIENCED girl, with good ref
erences. TO- two ladies. Industrial Association
e America. Inc, East 4zd -.
STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER-Two posi-
tions. paying SIS to SIS: Christian or Jewess.
must understand bookkeeping Jupp Exchange
II Nassau 81.
STOREROOM GIRLS tthree). SIS month, room
and board. Agar-Newstead Agency, Incor-
Torated. $50 9th ave. Phone. 4402 Bryant.
VISITING GONERNESS.s teach French music
60 child o must he experienced and have good
references. Industrial Association, Inc. Eas,
42d
WAITbESsES for city. also for country. call
Miss Currys Bureau. * West 42d Take
elevator 20 IN foor.
WORKING HO"sEKE EEPER-Slee home, two
bachelors salary sso: fine position. city. Win
throp Bureau es West Ssih 81.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER-Two ladies' no
laundry. no heavy Cleanng good dainty cook:
s25 Winthrop Bureau 65 West SSth st.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23

...,,.--s xyANTED-TO learn ne~sPsper
~ i.sleoi,5rg. magazine iiinstratiAs Sne fSsn. @
,o- dtawihE. Thomas 100 +" e1' -
..,-7-, -. ,,.T FI.f-sEK EEPER foT larse sana-
Asslii si-.. arrange trays and senciaIiy aasist
xesDc-. $40. winthrop buie""' u"
-,, .''- ,,,,sie for seasfore hotel. cEanlber-
AbI'i iD'- ..5,res=as others. Agar -NeSttesd
nlHi.f' -,-cTposated. gs9 9th ave. Phone. aac%
BrvHnL
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
x, steamers leave Pier AZ -
y r.. a. Christopher 81 Fhone
uxE~r~c iWEEE DAYS at y. 81 tOas
,,ur Catskill- Hudson -.
LINK Coxsackio

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