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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
FOREIGN MONEY OR
 DERS FROM NEW YORK

New York, December 16.-One of the most prosperous Santa Claus branch es- tablishments in these ante-Christmas days is the foreign money order depart ment at the New York postoffice. The biggest day which this department has ever had was Wednesday of the present week, when nearly 5000 vouchers were purchased for redemption in foreign coun- tries.
 Last year New York's foreign born pop ulation sent 635,0oo money orders, repre- senting $10, ,26o 600, to the home folks dur ing the month of December The reports for the first half of the present month indicate that the December business this year will show about 75O,O00 foreign money orders for more than 2,500,00O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Big Damage Suit Thrown Ont

St. Louis, December 16-The suit for sloOOOO damages of the Peoples United States bank against Russell P. Goodwin. assistant United States attorney general for the postoffice department at Wash ington, and Robert M Fulton, former chief postoffice inspector at St. Louis, was thrown out of the circuit court to- day. The bank charged that Goodwin and Fulton caused to be published through malice that the postoffice had issued a fraud order against 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
WAR NOT EXPECTED
 FOR UNITED STATES|
Secretary of the Navy Meyer Is
 Not a Bit Scared
CUTTING OF EXPENSES
Money for the Government-Fitz- gerald Criticfses Construc-
 ton of BattIeships

Washington. December 16.-Secretary of the Navy Meyer told the house commit tee on naval affairs today that he did not expect that any war would eventuate in his lifetime.
 The remark was prompted by a ques- tion bearing upon the language of one of the items of the naval appropriation bil, which the committee is considering.
 Secretary Meyer repeated to the com mttee the recommendations contained in his annual report for the abandonment Of the naval stations at New Orleans, Pen sacola, San Juan, Port Royal, New Lon don, Sackett's Harbor, Culebra and Ca- yte. In response to request from the committee, Secretary Meyer will prepare q statement showing the cost of man- tainng each of these stations. In this connection he urged an appropriation of S30U, ,000 or s40O,C00 to make Guantanamo, Cuba, an adequate repair station and re- quested authority to remove the large floating dock from New Orleans to Guam tanamo.
 An appropriation of $890,o00 for coal de- pots and a reserve supply of coal was re- quested by the Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Bad Crops Close Texas Bank

Washington, December 16.-The Farmers and Merchants National bank of Anson, Tex, has been closed by its directors and a national bank exami- nor placed in charge. This is the sec ond bank to fall into difficulty in the last week because of drouth and bad crops which have been prevalent in the Panhandle section of Texas. The Quanah National bank of Quanah, Tex, was closed on Wednesday for the same reason. -l,s.tss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Rond Issue Act Upheld

New Orleans, December 16.-The Louisiana supreme court today upheld the constitutionality of the act of the general assembly which provided for the issuance of a $7,000,0o0 bond issue to complete the sewerage and water system of the city of New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Kills His Father-fn-Law

Beaufort, s. C., December 16.-After being pursued by the sheriff for several hours today Laroache Polite, White man, surrendered to magistrate and is charged with the murder of his fath- er-in-law, whom witnesses say he shot tos death shortly after midnight this morning. The .rouble occurred over a calf valued at $5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
T.. A IuttreII Wanted

Huntsville, December 16.-(Special)- Warrants have been issued here for l.. A. I.uttrell, formerly of Flintville, Tenn, on a charge of passing worthless checks. It is alleged that Luttrell cashed several checks and then disappeared, later being located in Oklahoma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Christmas for Congress

Washington, December 16.-By Joint resolution adopted today, Congress will be in Christmas recess from the ad- jcurnment next Wednesday until noon, Thursday, January 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
State Bank Insolvent

Shreveport, La, December 16.-The Gibbsland State bank at Blbbsland, Bienville parish. Louisiana, capitalized at $25,000, was closed by the directors today. State Bank Examiner Young is in charge of the concern.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
"EII Perkfnnv Is Dead

Yonkers, N Y., December 16.-Melville Delaney Landon, better known as "Eli Perkins, author and lecturer, died at his home here today at the age of ;1. Hc had been i'll for several years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
suit By OkInhoma om Company

'Tulsa. Okla. December 16.-A dam age suit for s5Oo.OO0 was filed here to- day by the Uncle Sam oil company of Oklahoma against the Uncle Sam oil company of Arizona and kansas for all legged injuries because the defendant had received private mail orders and telegrams intended for the plaintiff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Five Cnses of Cholera

Rome DeceSlber 16.-During the last "A hours there have been five new cases of cholera reported from the infected dis trict No deaths occurred during that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Charges By Fitzgerald

Washington, December 16-Charges were made In the House today by RepIe- sentative Fitzgerald of Now York that the navy department, without any author ity of law In the construction of the two newest battleships for the navy had pro- ceeded on its own initiative to plan ves- sells 30 per cent greater than called for by the law authorizing their construction. The law, Mir Fitzgerald declared, pro- vdes that the vessels were to be similar in all essentials and in all characteristics to the battleships Delaware and North Dakota, whiqb were of 2o,ooo displacement, whereas the Secretary of the Navy pro- posed to contract for a 27,000-ton battle ship, and the $6,0OO0OO appropriated for tho vessels was found to be insufficient.
 MT. Fitzgerald declared that many of the overnead charges in the estimates of the construction of the battleships were merely bookkeeping entries. MT. Fitzger aids charges were made on the general debate on the legislative. executive and judicial appropriation bill, which was brought up today immediately after the House met. The bill carries $35, 1925, 2l9, the amount it Is estimated which will oe reeded for the fiscal year 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
Baths for Congressmen

Washington, December 16.-Members of the House of Representatives who desire to take baths in the future will have to do so at some place other than the elegantly appointed room in the House office building fitted up for that purpose, provided the House finally adopts and the Senate concurs in an amendment made today to the executive, legislation and judicial appropriation bill by the committee of the whole House on the state of the union. The section appro- priating salaries to the attendants at the bath was stricken out and further amendment provided for the sale of the bathroom fittings and the return of the money to the treasury of the United States.
 The defeat of the bath Idea was part of the attempt made by certain mem bers to further the policy of economy. An effort to have salaries of clerks to the House members increased from $1500 to $200O was defeated.
 The bill was under considerations when the House adjourned for the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17

Guerra's Resignation Accepted Havana, December 1G.-President Gomez today accepted the resignation of Maj. General Pino Guerra as commander-ln- chief of the army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
RrpsuApPeR SAUCE

covered REDsNAPPER SAUCE. My husband comes home to all meals now" REDsNAPPER SAUCE. At all grocers. |. |s .ss .7...s si.s.lt4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-17
NOTICE

Effective December IS, the A., B. & A Railroad will inaug- urate double daily service in and out of Birmingham, also change schedule as follows: ARRIVE FROM DEPART TO- No. 259Bruns- No 24' Man
 wick .1145 am. chester S:30 am. No. 23 Man . No. 26 Bruns-
 schester 650 pm wick ..4:45 pm. w. H. Leahy, J.. V. Arnold,
 General Pass. Agt., Ticket Agt.,
 Atlanta, Gn. Union Station, Birmingham, Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Anna c. S. Massey. PLAINTIFF, agatns- Charles
Schenck, ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Of rcFeciosr-s
and sale, duly made and enrs-ed IN the aooVs
eutftIed action, and bearing date the z5tr dzy
of April 1910 I. the undersigned. the referee
in said tud STrent nansd- will sell ct prblto
auction az the Exchange Salesroor1. Nos. I4-fs
yesey street, IN tbs Borough Of Manhattan
CITY Of New York. on ths 20th day OF Nay.
1910 at IL o'clock noon on that cay. ~
directed BY said Judgment 70 b sold. ans
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot Of land. with tbs 5Gt4d-
fuxs and improv eTnents thereon. IN tbs hor-
oTIrh Of Manhattan. City OF New York. bou9d-
"A and Described as fellows.
Beginning at point on the nortneFiy Inc OF
JonAs street distant one hundred and rt-e-
f.sn feet (iie) and eight (s) inches westerly
frorr, the corner formed by ths intersection Of
westerly side OF Fourth street.. running Themes
northerIv one hundred (1G0j feet, thence wesf
erIy twenty-five (25) feet: thsnce soutnware1y
and mart OF the distance Through party wall
ons hundred I0ol feet to the northsrly SIDE
~ Zones street and thence easterly Aang chs
rorfb.riy side OF Jones street twenty-five (2of
feet TO the point or place OF beginning. said
nrsr.ises pefne known BY the street number II
Jones street. Borough Of Manhattan cry 81
rated New York, April zTth. 1910
SAMPSON n wEINHANDLER. Referee
MaTCOIM SUNDHE1NER. Attorney for
plaintiffs. "a Nassau street. Borough %
Manhattan. New YORK City
The following IL a diagram OF the property
TO be sold. .
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. s.. Goo: sttoraey. F,raak Cas-.

=. ,s-n Aedogs-; 600; attorney. Frank oass,
! sss,ess.-sszSris Al-E. 1883 It q lT9th st.
e5NJ prcz mtg so'2oe2 lay 10 5e; esS - :.
Sssf gs-S.,,s & 0e. attorneys. Boyle, .Eagan &
soses,- AYE. " 3. 2os= n OF Hist st.
rlSl.,s g ir-eg: Nay IS; : yrs per cent;
49, liberty 81
sgsSs -s.,,-ssr.To-z AVE-. e. ess r Il OF 1881
= $500. NAY IL; Yrs, - per cent; Maria
(. bNi,s. - F-sr,k J Martin. $1,000. ettor-
= 6fsszzissss-,s & Eaha. liberty ST
re-, -~..- ~, r s. $50 Il II q f7oth st. i2o1
tss-srsh 5. II, peF cent. n tonssrae-
~; - "a y-aKyers TIE Insurance aao Trust
- SIi,s.o
SAAh. q rer cent: same 10 Fieischmanh
So - construction CO. 81. 100
he--~ --,,-s PI e s. 62-i n OF 170th st. III 6
N1i.hss 49, Is. II 6 per cent same 10 Lawyers
zS' s--<-5-snce and Trust Co; Sll.eoo
TIE IT'S PROPERTY Cprior mtg $1,000; May
sAnI & 1er cent: same 70 FleischInann Realty
IS q: trlcti5n CO. SIS. 500. address. 40 Brad
AVN RD = ISIS q \ az Hull ave.
w.. srrse- Jan %, demand. 8 Per cent
= lxss~S I'd Ann Riley to Robert W Todd; $500:
sss-rse - Broaa"~y'
&c.. Ct S. being = OF lot 1e3. nan -
sTs5 -; q Comfy. OF Unionport. iooxlos:
VeItiSeIlrs md loan: May J3; demand. 6 per cent;
aiEts .s-fTrlanr te Martha y Bergman $1,000;
Az soIe 50 ave
sT n 8. being = II lot 1s3, same mar
= etsss a7qv -: yrs. 5AR per cent same 20
.-1eA+sr, Is9rl 5000; attorney, Robert q Berg
- s2IE SO ave
49, :, $. 1905 2 :. o. anthony eve. 2i,7
s-sagtsHH 80. Nev Is due. etc, IS per bond.
ss y .5..rze 10 Fsernsrd 10th. 81 500: attorney,
Ag.l9Ss asrsnteo ana Trust &c, lT6 Broadway
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200 II. 2 In.
North side Broome Street.


Said PREMISES No. 10 Tompkins Street, being
,ba nrst parcel above described and known in
80 Tnterlocutory Judgment above mentioned
. e ..TTirst parcel" will be sold separately and
Ss subject In a mortgage for Four Thousand
DoIIars which Is past due, and interest there
on from May Ist. 1910. at the rate of 5ee per
The approximate amount OF the taxes az
seesrnents and water rates other liens
,rbIrh are to be allowed 10 the purchaser out
81 tbe purchase money or paid by the Referee
~, the sale OF said No 10 Tompkins Street
Sc one Hundred and Nlnety-eight 2-10O Dol
lars and interest - ~,
No 30 Mangin Street. and being the second
marcel above described, and known In tho
fnterlocutory Judgment above mentioned as
..esecona Parcel" VIII bo sold as one parcel
and are subject TO the following liens and in
cumbrances, namely;
on No 10 Tomphins Street to a mortgage
FOR s2IoO which IL past due. and interest
thereon at So from May IA, 1910.
on No 20 Mangin Street. TO mortgage for
en- 100 which is past due. and interest there
an at BE from May II. 1910.
The approximate amount OF the taxes rs
easements and water rates or other liens
which are to be allowed 10 the purchaser out
% inc purchase money paid by the Referee
an The sale OF said 30. 10 Tompkins Street
ana No. 20 Mansin Street, is Three Hundred
and Five 64-i0s Dollars and Interest.
Dated, New York, May 2, 1910.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN,, Referes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MAY 10
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
ANS IISDAM AVE. W e. SO. 2 fl n ef 1tstb Of
Ior sly building. for School of Philosophr.
aa"siS' Mchinn, Mead & White, 1eo 9th ave-
afchatectsi cost, $4,000; owner, Columbia mi
Nersity, on premises. ~
STU AVE Els ana e20. for a 10 stv hrioI, s.o~e
ahd ofnces, 5b.6xl21.6; = . Browne, 3 West 10th
st, architect: cost. 100000; owner. C-rofsic
Realty co. $50 Broadway.
DIVISION ST. W cor Alien ST. for st,,
brick stores, zox70x irreg; p Schoen. % west
go ST. architect; cost. 5000: owner Adelphi
Holding Co. % West s2d St
LEWIS ST, 80 and 81. FOR a stv brick tenmt
and store. 30. 1oxs7: g r Meyers / Union square
West architect; cost. SIS, COO; owner estate OF
Ogden Goelet, West 18th ST.
l7TH ST. so TO "a West fer IL stv bricl,
lofts and store, 66xs4; y connel Mariners
Harbor, Staten Island. architect; cost $500 GOO
owner, Widbern Realty Co. IA west I'D st.
18TH ST. 400 Fast. TO 4 sty brick store and
dwg; = G Georsi, Gos East SGD st architect ;
cost, $1,000: owner. J Mahedy, on premises.
GOTH ST, n S. Broadway TO 9TH ave- TO an
auditorium and stable; W A Swesey AZ West
34th 81. architect; cost $4,000: owner 10Th st
and Broadway 90. 1915 Broadway.
CHERRY ST, cor Jefferson st, to a 8 sty
brick hospital; Z Necarsul1ner. 567 5th ave,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

The approxirnate amount % the N4n %
charge 70 satisfy which the above described
property r. 70 be sold IS E'ivs Thousand Tive
Hundred and Thirty-hve and oO-1O0 (SS 2S5 90j
Dollars with interest thereon from the end
dav Of April. 1910. together with costs ara
aiiovsance amounting 20 Three Hundred snd
Thirtv-eight ana 5G-1G0 (S33S. SOD Dollars. VITA
Interest from April 22nd. 1919. together with
The expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments ana water
rates or other liens. which are to be allowed
10 the purchase out OF the purchase money
or paid by the referee - Nine Hundred and
Fffty-four and T1-100 (s954-T1l Dollars and
penalty.
said premises will be sold subject toaa nrs
mortgage OF Twenty-Five Thousand (s22 OoO}
Dollars. with interest thereon 81 Ave (5ssl pes
cent per s1num from March SSth. 1910 sub
feet also to any state OF facts that an sccu-
rate survey would show.
Dated New York, Aprfi eth. 1910
SAMPSON n wEINHANDLER. RsfersA
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their rptowr
once. No 1868 Broadway. Dstween s6th ana
S7th SITS. until . O'Clock .. m Adysrtissrrsrt
received at the following branch Offices az rss
uisr Office rates until o'clock ,. m. viS-: "a.
18th ave, g G cor. sd St. 1ts 6tn ave co.
18th st; i0& East l4th q. 2s7 West s3d ST.
between Ith and Sth ayes. SS3 West tz5r1 e.
1o3S 80 ave: 1926 30 ave. near 8lst 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
LIS PENDENs.
MAY 10.

MAY ~
1fTTfj sT. n g. 1a4 IT " OF Lenoz ave. lex
100 IL. Margaret Q sage agt L o Sonora Harper
ct Il foreclosure Of mts); attorneys. De Forest
Bros.
LOT AGA, map Of Van Nest Park. The Bronx;
Charles c Hunt agt John Doe ct al psrtition);
attorney, n Guedala.
56TH ST. n s, coo IT W OF % ave. 25x1oo:
Ethel /. Best agt Louis Sroka ct al foreclosure
of mtg; attorney 4 d Britton.
LOTS ~ and As. map OF 90 lots in the village
of South Mount Vernon, The Bronx; Francis r
Chedsey ct al agt Jennie Hackney ct al (fore-
closure Of mtg: attorney. J J C'Brien.
123D ST, 333 TO 34I East: Cornelius Daniels
agt Harry CIeich ct al Camended foreclosure OF
mtg: attorneys, n & I S Isa8cs.
GOERCK ST, so. Sophie Bonnet ct al agt
Sarah DavidowitZ ct al tamended foreclosure
of MTG; attorney, G Haas.
seth ST, 433 East: Frank Hahn agt jean
nette Rockmore foreclosure OF MTG; attorney
y Freiberger.
18TH ST, g. SO e w of Ave c. 25x75; Nor
ris Florea agt Leonard Gisin (notice of attach
menD; attorneys. Engel Bros.
LOT "a, Block AZ, Section /, map of Morris
Park, The Bronx: Annie Tronan egt Knut V
Otworoski ct al foreclosure of mtg; attorney,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS, .,-,,.
MAY 10

MAY 10.
23IB sr as 20 <s5 East; fchsbos p v,,,,
iae SenS ast Joseph Little ct al: MAJ ~
- n ST. 425 10 49, East: Keyy.on. Co..
A1le % agt safne' May 20. 1905: 81 OF sn anu
same: Inns fE IS 5a6s sss gTaara + Smith .gt
AAME PROPERTY. Pittsbure p,,,s c,,..- -
sgt same; June IS 1905, $50 OF eiasS 20
SAME PROPERTY. John Best a.
Jone 19. 1905; $3.50 GO same
SAME PROPERTY; Empire Rr,c., GO, s.
70 aet same: June 30. 1908: S24s IS supply
sAAdE PROPERTY; Edwin IT Creavsr -
NSlstF. ast salne; July I. 1905. S12T
eiST ST, West: Duffey 4. Collin -. ~,
nor Grand Co ct al; March Il. 1910: g 11s -
70 AVE. 1923; Hay Ponrinse ss+ T7re5a-,.,,
c Martus ct al; Ma. 5, 1910: sa1 20 eus4ich
,BRoADNAE. s v cor of Saith ct: v-siIisr, 7
Aetrin sSt Charlotte + Lee ct al: Jan II 4a,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
AsslsNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MAY 10

NAY 10.
s.+-o-gan Barnwsu ana ano. trustees, TO
SS-@1sliee and Trust Co; S12,e6e
sns T s..g sevt2ss Sank 20 Title Guarantee
81 LeF5. . Samuel Hart: s2.5eG.
s-s % ele1 Marx 81 500
ne 10 Mu.ual Trust Co. $1,000
$500 Leyv 10 Henry seebeck; $1,000.
fs.ssssi5 Elsnn Realty and Construction Co TO
ts1Ss Lean end Trust Co. as trustee;
SIZES Tltie Insurance and Trust Co 10
tssNIr-A Sonzs-ez and ano' executors
Nlsss-t Mel Jackson 10 Joseph Lyman:
,e1 Ises's Il Sears. trustee, 10 5ohn Il Strong:
sisaS5a TzlsOt to Amelia eachs ct al;
s sssr Dstenthzier 70 Pose Rape; Sc COO
Sagus1 Z 1Isnces ana ano. as executors u
EsSssSS' s 8s, and anc 9 IS trustees: sIco
IEs,ss stern sn TO Emma Plant, 500,
e Essssff sNsies Fidelity and GUARANTEES Co
tss 9icdlebrook 20 Anna Ruther-
s Ss-s cloeks To Cara NJ Treucharc; 81. 500.
~ 81 sei e. lns iranoe CO % German say
ifi MD Sc ssss@sc .antee sns Trast 60 to Laura
ts-.---s-e NlliozaI Savings Fam. OF Albany;
an IN; e 3 , Sal.sr sIenselson 9, a; 5000,
Szs. :. ,.oEe-y Sat.nRs Bank: sG.oo3
Q El1la II Lewis: $50, no
rls T r,-sA sirsle - Lawyers Tile Insurance
Ns--arU.
kSs,esre.s TIT, lite Insurance saa Trust CO 10
49, Lawyers Mortgage Co: $40 600.
Rg0 Aelner and erO 70 Charles steut;
hss go alliance Trust Co TO Charles Good
esi. Is 81 s,Ms Mortgage CO 70 Breinchen wsllach
So So y same: sc GO
hsrfe =, - ,5hl.l'Ta PbOenix: SIS 600.
Ia ssDNs warwick Savings Bank; Sis 900.
so'se &c Junction Really co: l-S part;
;lse9 Aieho,s 70 Charles II Young and nno;
sissy,ss Ezttt-n 10 hay Wen; 5000
tsas s-aefer 20 Jorres Ktlsheimer. .T;
80 = hlshelln-r. sr, to Rosetta johnson;
:agas. q. nse. . to David Ros.nsarten assigns
as5--'est sioFtsuse 60 10 Adelaide Jackson:
sss .e - -sn,c: s.. s5a
Bio - -8iae 4 Henry: si0o7G
$500 '-~4'-e 80 IL Frances Gottschslk;
ti.gG > Iu-ie-fa.d 10 Adelaide p Henry;
. FsI,ces- l +,ler @ tranz Bschhsus; s..
W S1cu7-T 49, - essals 10 :sew York Mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

BATAVIA ST, Il 6. from Roosevelt to New
Chambers st: 10 sty bris ten1nt and store.
JTsrrts1r & SRekfeiai, $50 Grand St architects;
cast, Sc, geo. owner. w Finkelstsin.
MADISON AVE, n cor Of I'D 81; to an IL
sty bra Office bldg; J Plnehbsck architects
cost. sd. 900. ,v aer Metropolitan Life Insurance
CO, ca premises
BATH sT, 5s and 60 Fast; to a 8 sty dwg: II
r Marshall . West 10Th st. arch itect; cost,
S14 900; owner. T. . & II Henderson,, on prem
Uses
GATH ST, 1s6 East: 60 q g sty private dwg;
CeFtiandt 2 Luce 2.6 9Th ave. architect; cost,
IS. 90: owner, . Peters, a East 55th st.
10TH ST fIS East; TO n 3 sty and basement
private dwE; Walker & Hazard. 431 9Th ave.
architect: cost. Sc, GEO; owner. l. L Blagden, 15
East 10Th s..
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

cRanIfATFJ NTRgE-Permanen position for
caro- of invalid or el6erly lady, or nervous
patient; three years IN last place hlghest rel
ability and adaptabiiity; willing 70 so to any
city or town. Address Miss Z. ffarnns. Honey
Creek, Wis. ------
HOIJ1A NDI5RS-Young married couple no chii-
dren; position gentieman's place inc farm
man gardener and care Of premises; wife plain
cook; references Aderess Hoilanders. l45 oth
ave. ---------------------
HOUsEWORK or second work; take care of
child: by a nice smart young irish sirl.
Flaherty's Bureau. 4s5 Columbus ave Tel
TYF7AN1Ss NT5RsE.-Scetch Protestant; four
si iIi NJ II Nest 4sd phone 521o-Bryont.
IADY's NAfD.-Refined girl: speaks Geftnsn
curing etc; good seainstress: willing to travel.
Address J. W. 15s Newton St. Bro1klyn.
LAUN DRESS. Neat. nice German girl: excellent
osterberg's Bureau 316 Lexington ave. Tel
LAtNDREss.- class: can de plain and
reference. Jussiia Bureau, $50 Lexington ave
Tel. 1853 Plaza ------.----------
LAUNDREss-Fl Finnish girl; does collars; will
ing TO assist with chanbsrwork: city or coun--
try. hest of references. Yields Bureau, 32s
Columbus Tel 1904 SCHUYLER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Swedish woman: thorough
Years one place: wages $50 Sampson & Nelson's
Bureau, dia Attn ave. Phone 1865 Madison
Square.
ATRoN-HOUsEkEEPER for childrens insti-
tuition: salary $40. Call Immediately, the
Hopkins Educational Bureau, 507 9th ave. bet.
sd and 43d SITS.
NURSES wanted Immediately; graduates un-
6ergraduates attendants and children's. also
Infants housekeepers and others. hospitals and
private. Stohlman's Registry 627 Madison ave-
NURSE-Young girl. IA years to take care Of
children; good place. j. P, JOB Greenwich St.
first floor.
TWO ANS-Cook good baker: other cham
bermaid. excellent waitress; city, country Tel.
1928 Plaza. Morrows Bureau. 12l Lexington
ave. corner 5sth st.
WAITRESS and chambermaid: young Finnish
girl: best of references. Yields Bureau. 324
Columbus ave.
WAITRESS-Neat, tidy young girl: very good
references; wages s22: city or country.
Flaherty Bureau, 4S5 Columbus ave. Tel. al
River.
WAITRESS. PARLQRMA1D.-German girl; first
class; can take buffers place; also excellent
SW edish waitress very best references Oster-
berg's Bureau. 716 Lexington ave- Tel. 1OoS-
Plaza.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPE R-CspabIe woman
with excellent references VIII take charge
of ciergyrnan's house small private family;
good cook, manager. buyer. z. H, Miss FitZ-
geraid's Bureau. 503 9Th ave. entrance 42d st.