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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

About 400 acres have been
pledged by Greeley farmers to
crops for the canncry, including
LOO Of peas, 200 each Of tomatoes
and beans, and about 100 Of cab
bage. Monte Vista will have IA
canning plant within the next two
years.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

The testimony against Secretary
Ballinger by former Secretary
Garfield and Chief Engineer Davis,
who was witness yesterday, is
decidedly stronger and more def
mite than that Of Clifford Pinchot
and "star witness" CLAWS. In fact
the testimony Of these two latter
witnesses goes far TO establish the
man points of the accusations
against Ballinger, which are that
he used his official power to defeat
the purposes of the conservation
movement md that he deceived
President Taft by a misstatement
OF facts in relation TO the contro.
versy. If the case had rested upon
the testimony Of CLAWS and Pin
chot il would have been failure.
With the testimony OF Garfield
and Davis il is fairly we'll estab.
lished, with the defense witnesses
yet to hear from. Pueblo Chief.
tain.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., will
finish his labors at the plant OF
the Hartford Carpet Corporation
in Thompsonville in June. He
will then become manager OF one
Of the corporations Western
houses.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

Philadelphia is being threatened
with II famine. The labor leaders
threaten general strike that will
cut of the food supply OF the city.
Better wages or quick starvation
seems to be the cry Of all under
paid workers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

The ladies Of the Tuesday Morn
ing club have received box Of
little yellow oranges from Mrs.
Mckune, who is now Florida.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

Why should private interests
receive gifts from the public treas.
ury to curry on their own business
II We are to have paternalism why
stop with ship subsidy which
only helps few.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

DR.. Fredrick A. Cook is on his
way back to Now York from South
America, according TO a statement
made by friend Of his.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

w. Il. Black. "a business man Of
Boulder, and friend of Mr.. Will
helm, has been in town few days
looking over the Valley. Mr. Black
says the building Of n sugar factory
here will revolu,ioniZe the whole
Valley. While on n visit to Ohio
recently he says almost everybody
is talking about irrigated lands in
the West, reservoirs and modern
methods of farming.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-03-19

Land values follow the crowd
and the crowd is coming to the
San Luis Valley.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

n 6au5- they VIII ne able 20 90 for some
.tne Il come
AFrcUEh the finest metallic fabrics al
ways re-ain a certain witness Of texture,
fhsy car nevertheless he adapted with sur
urEng success 10 the various purposes
fs-ved by their prototypes IN linen, cotton
e. siIk They may form TIE greater part
q q costume or may he used in the most
minute quantities with equally good effect
Cod gaze IN folds Just showing beyond
IRE edges were decidedly attractive on the
bodice II a blue ch5ror afternoon gown,
f7- tasy We're n harmony with its founda-
-sH1 OF old Eold satin The latter gave
s-lL appearance 10 the chiffon. and in
:Aw places showed tiny bits Of its color
-1otsCurei by any yelling The second
gown illustrated to-day shows quite a diff
.5reEc use u q metallic fabric. Il has
cloth u gold foundation under a white
chiffon --rtc embroidered with gold and
a--1cial --.-a--s The foundation Is bOr-
6s-e1 a- -le bottom with black satin. and
'15 VICE c-aped c--dle Is Of the same ma
is-zL a ha-r ornament Of gold and pearls
E--1u7ari=s -he costume.
L---e 6Ou1Ces OF gold ribbon adorn the
al-- OF the second costume illustrated,
F-c1 was maze of pale green satin shot
TtA gold The gown has an over drapery
C green Chiffon. and al the decoUetage is
q m q black velvet ribbon which is
-2,l1sa t- The hand in the hair.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20


WISE AVE. " $ 171a II n Of Home ST, 2ox
100. David Webster agt Cheney Realty Corpora
ton ct al foreclosure Of mtg, attorney, "
Newhouse
GOTH ST. 100 to 1n4 East. two actions; Clifton
G Marshall agr Park Avenue Holding Co tfore-
closure Of two ntEsl: attorney, @ II Ahhott-
a7TH ST ; l425 f u of Ave A. Il 10I9o;
parcel Of land beginning at point 90 II of
59th 81 and 1928 II Of Ave 4. running W
36 Il Y 5 33-2 f 36l = X n - . y 70 be
ginning: lst ave 8 q cor 61st st. 100 5X20o; SD
ST n $ 300 r u Of Central Park West, 81 6K
100 ;. three actions: Martha Buse agt Frederick
Buse - al C5ower. etc). attorneys. Tuttle <
CouEhian.
I7sTH ST s. 20s4 f of ST Nicholas ave.
Al. Sx1O0. Regina Katz agt David L1askowitz ct
al foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys Freyer, Hy-
man & Jarmulowsky-
ST NICHOLAS AVE 8 whole front he
tween 15Sth and I59th sts 199 ox7S5x203. 6S
Ala. Herman FeiteIberg agr Carlene Way
ct Al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys, Freyer
Hyman & Jarmulowsky-
ID AVE q $ 4a4 Il Of 40th st. p sx10O;
al lspecifc performance, attorneys. Farley &
CaTsJarphen-
I74TH ST. s. 90 # e 0f Audubon ave. Tx
man WaIlach ct al foreclosure Of two ntssl
attorney. J 3 Cauthers-
SUFFOLK ST, $ I25 Il n of Broome st.
2511OO. Richard Latters ct al agt Max Weiss ct
81 foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. R * E J
O. O'Gorrnan.
146TH ST. 8 125 # Of Lenox ave. COX
90 Il; Rae Ely agt Edward \ Nohlett ct al
action to set aside eed. etcl; attorneys, Lesser,
F1eisChmann & Long
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
LONE BURGLAR, POLICE SAY
Man Caught in The Bronx Identified
hv an Intanded Victim.

The police. who had received many COM
plants Of a lone burglar" believe the man
IS under arrest. He was found yesterday
morning by Detectives Buddemeler and Nc
Carthv acting suspiciously in front of an
apartment building on Forest avenue, Inc
Bronx The prisoner so closely fitted the
description that Samuel Stein. whose apart
uent al No 22S East 9Sth street was en-
tered recently was called, and ne identified
him a the man he had frightened away.
At the Bronx detective bureau the prlS-
oner registered as Joseph Klein, with no
home He was arraigned later before
MAGISTRATE FreSChi. in the AorTisanla
court, and held in $1,000 bail on charge OF
carving burglars tools and an additional
s. .el0 on a charge of breaking into Stein 5
fat.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
REAL ESTATE
Confirmed from tenth page

ave: c-on,r,or,-ssi+h Roofing Go agt ]
schwarzler ct al: Meh 4 ,,s lslo, SS2l 70,
CLINTON ST. n cor Rtyington n5, = st: Wood
work Construction Co aEL s- 40 SS'0Pn - rolus'ein
ct al Aug II. 1910, 81 80 -"
6STH ST. PAS 70 254 West. Lamura Contract
ing Co aEt charles 9 Miller et al; Oct l3 191O;
s242 40
rich sgt Josenb Harbater et al; Oct Il 1910:
s476
s5TH ST. 1o2 East. Daniel so- J 81 skel5on agt
katharine K Rhoades ct al sept - 1910 (by
deposit) SIS.
18TH ST. 127th ST. "a ave ., and ana East River,
Whole block Frederick " Miller Iaf6. sg5 e5o Harlem
River Park Co ct al. Aug 10 IsAo' S'7o
COLLEGE ,vr n . cor 163d st: Harry Zu-
dek aet Frisco Realty CO ct al; Oct II, 1910
tby deposiD: S255-
AID ST West; Daniel J S5e{9n 5s I61o agt Cen
positl. SIS
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
AIRMAN HELD FOR FORGERY
Confidential Clerk Maintained Two
AeropIanes at Garden City

Mitchell Packard Talmage, confidential
clerk to Randolph Beadlesron, Of No. 20
West 51st street and an aviator owning
two aeroplanes IT Garden CITY, was
charged in the Yorkville police court yes
terday with having forged the name of
Beadleston to a $50 check, and on waving
examination was held in $4,000 bail for
trial by Magistrate Kernochan.
Mr.. Breen, Deputy Assistant District
Attorney. told the court that in all Tai
mage had forged checks aggregating
s6.400 Neither Beadleston nor the pris-
oner would discuss the case
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The coat blouse suit is fsvorite one
fer the younger boys. and It has so many
advantages that It's popularity is quite
easily understood. It is comfortable 10
wear and masculins in effect. and at the
same time IL is simple and not overrature
IN appearance. This one is supplied with
a generous number Of patch pockets. and
is adapted TO the whole range of boyish
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
No MORE TO SIGH FOR
peaufies of Metallic Fabrics
Satisfy All Longings.

--ss.ishle as the longfngs OF the fem
= soul appear 10 be where personal
s.-,-,ent Is concerned. il may reasonably
= s,-1osed that the beauty and variety
:. ne metallic laoes. nets. gauzes and other
.-.,srs already produced are sufficient 10
- its requirements. II only remains now
= .he designers 20 go on designing new
"a more fascinating WAYS Of using the
..s-isls placed at their disposal, and this
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
WORK WANTED

Male.
N4aN OF 20 stranger. vans 1s-,F,,..a
= n11av and aiiliug- address l. 3D. Ail"u'ie
once. 80 l-,-g. g.,
CT-FPICAL POSITION win n1r l,TeptfaaI
az mercantile. can fuThlsh -, ~ 80 S..5ii
sl1aas slal =. financial. Tribune Uptown once
1864 Broadway- 5-.,,i1,r d
gireg position as surveyor 5lar,i a5a moderate
] q BOX % Tribune ono
FT=R0PFaN LAW BRIEFE,R for A%yefs T,,eb "Rl{. Psi
i,fest FnrIfen German. FTeillh. ltaS Lu.S"'
l1'FsL I.llsi, ,s1t- rcilated and translated Lr1'
Poz q. Tribune Ohioe -..-.-- 5--,-,,
FOREIGN sTEHOGRAFHll dit 5,t nainstaking.
r. ma ar irregIiar nightwork rushed g. hoA
p. Tribune Ofioe - 80
MAN Win brains executive ability f ana So@d
references seeks opporiuj,a.' ja enr,Ige st Jersey
Cfty- =
POSITION WANTED by man has - g,oi,5soy,.,
fee experience a. cashier. so,I or of,,.e
ana shipping Christian Tribune 1l-i, ,v-
I-PFRINTENDENT or JANlTok-A, a. rlii5i,.
or loft building, licensed eIlslI' ,sse,b AZ
reference. J. Lottimer. 254 West lAo'h st.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
STORAGE NOTICES.
. / HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. Inc
2II-2I3 EAST IOOTH STREET

To Lucy Carter. Mike Carruschella, julius
Cohen, Ellen Greenfield. H EeIingeT, l. Levine
George Lindsay ". H Linton. c. Johnson. Ed
Perlman. Mary Post. A. Shaw. and Mary LOr-
den You ana each Of You are hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given your We
will cause such property, 20 wit; Household goods
personal effects and merchandise. stored tn the
Harlem Storage Warehouse CO. Warehouses by
you or IN your name cor in which YOU may nave
an INTEREST," 10 be sold at public auction accorin (
tn the statute In such case made and provided
at Nos. 2I1 and 2I3 East l00th St New York
C-i-y on THURSDAY November 10Th I01O. 10 30
m and II the sale thereof ts not completed
on said date the same VIII he continued the
same place on each and every Thursday there
after. beginning at 1880 a. until the sale Is
completed -
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE 60 tInc)-
. r. BARRET President
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

materials i can be made from wool.
such as serge, cheviou and the like and
il can he made from linen and khaki and
even from the thinner and more inexpen-
sive printed wash fabrics, so that II is
available al all seasons OF the year.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

the Kew Arthur H Judge. chaplain of the
CnapseT- Ihe company turned their backs
on on the Palisades and rerreated 70 the
NlaTenont where Edward HaEaruau Hall
mace the presentation speech and the
"a oiet was formally accepted on behalf Of
me SiIy by Borough President McAneny.
Actresses were given also bv Cornelius
FlgsIey. Mrs. J. Heron Crosman and other
officials OF patriotic societies.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

through their pointed caps and are a very
cunning addition 70 the dressing table.
/ They cost 81 - each.
Long white satin scarves. gathered at the
ends with 4 long silk fringed tasseI and
edged with swansdown. cost Sl3 80 They
/ also come in delicate colors-
White chiffon scarves, with gold or silver
beads on their surface and having silk
( borders. sell for 50 So each.
/ Persian silk jabots and square ties
( trimmed with lace are very smart and sell
for s. s..
Byron collars, cuffs and lie for the ONT
side coat are very new and stylish. and are
s q set They may be had IN all street
shades
Gold tapestry shopping bags have a pat
fern Of raised gold cord roses on the front
and sell for sl5 They are in the new wide
shape.
leather covered steamer pillows in a fold
Inc case that will also hold a shawl or
small steamer rug. sell for $50 The small
leather covered pillows sell al s. 70 and up
ward
LAWYERS. brief cases in colored feathers
sell from 81 50 up. and are in the regulation
sizes
resk nads OF dinerent sizes in colored
,..+be-s lined with velvet, are great pro-
tecrton 10 the polished surface ana Gust %
cents and upward.
~ names n shops where articles n,e s,, IsnS .,1e1
i, me -sze v-ere reen can be obtained Ds go.
! fns a stamped and addresSs9. 9.,,r,s
! - the Shops NeW-foFk lriD1
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mile


AM RIGHT MAN. care for your country home;
expert poultryman, flowers. lawns, gre+h-
ing carpentering etc. excellent references; mod
crate salary. 90 anywhere I. B. ool west
l3Tth st.
BCTLER--GeneraIly useful; city or country; nTry
Office, 1864 Broadway
BUTLER japanese IS having long experience.
seeks winter engagement; go anywhere; excel
lent references for ability and character aluee'
I9s Lexington ave-
BUTLER or VAIFT-Clernau. 50, IN priyIts
family; city: country; wages $50: first class
city reference Address Butler. care KaaDe, 10
East 18th st
Butler ER-VAI.FT-English: trained abroad; ex-
ceIIent references from English and New I Or 9tS
families W. Miss FtzGeralds Agency 9o3 oln
ave, entrance 42d st.
CHEF-French: can take entire charge SO club i,o, or
Pa5e pgb highest hsdsaT s65 sf6 s2e ~ O
COACHMAN-single; well experiences; all
round willing worker; capable Of filing re-
reference: anywhere. n. NJ. 203 East 42Lh 81
C0T-PLE-Excellen cook. assist laundry man
gardener CoaChman. useful. wears pest rel
erences; country preferred 1Tags'Ia5 Nous "a
FARMLAND or USEFUL MANY an all
around, competent German; mas goo9 , REL,
care Mathewson Agency, SIS 9th ave. 1ei. 10
Bryant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: long experience under
glass and outside: take good care or nrsL class
7riZyate place: reference. Address L l.. 153 9Th
ave.
GARDENER or TPERINTENDENT OF gentle
rrs1,g country pJare wishes engagement. man
Who understands his business thoroughly and aT-
uIys himself 70 It; references. X. K, Z. - i9o4
26o, Huntington. l. !
MAN and wife in small private family 70 40
ar+5re work. man useful. waiting, furnace
etc. wife good plain cock, laundress; references
Couple, 400 West 18th ST.
yOT7ECf MAN (Chtnese). well educated English,
as general houseworker or cook NJ Box 81
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

T0NOHT-E CHARLES--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon. Abner c Thomas. A SurrO-
,afe OF the county Of New York. notice is hereby
5f,-au TO ALI persons having claims against
3-rares Donohue late OF the County Of New
york deceased 70 present the same, with vOuch-
- thereof 10 he subscriber. his place OK
transacting business. at the office Of Lemuel z.
Cuigs No 81 Liberty Street. Borough OF Man
haitian IN the City OF New YORK. on or before
the Ist day Of December 1910
Dated New York. the 9tE day OF May, 1910
CHARLES ". COLEMAN. Executor.
IF-Nfr-FI + QIIGG. Attorney for Executor. 20
Liberty street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
HUDSON RIVER

HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS
Daily except sunday Leave Brooklyn, Fulton
s. tby Annex. :, DesbrusSes St. SO. W 4-d
St 9. " 18th St, G20 A " Landing at
Workers West Point NeWburgh Poughkeepsie-
Kingston Point. CatskiI Hudson and Aloany-
Easy connections North. East and West All
thru rail- tickets between y Y and Albany
accented Most delightful One-day outings %
West Point. Newburgh Or POuEhkeepsie. re-
turning or down boat Meals served az all
hours. Music.
steamer s'HENDRICK HTDsOS'' Football
special % Harvard West Point game. Satur-
dav. October 29th- Leave Dssbrosses ST -20s
West 42nd 81 10 40. West 129rh ST. II A NJ
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
CALEN HALL
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
HOTEL. AND SANATORIUM
New York ONCE. 1922 Broadway
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female


NURSERY GOVERNESS-- unusual
tact with children. 3, Miss Hcfmayers 5
Agency, Reed & Barton Building $50 9TH ave,
eth foCr. Telephone 4527 Madison Square.
NURSERY GOVERNESS German: maid to
growing children 456 East 158tn 81 Tel. 2lI2
Meirose.
PARLORMAID and CHAMBERMAID.-Y Young.
capable woman; would act as maid; good
seamstress, willing and obging- n. Miss Fttz-
Gerald's Agency, 500 9Th ave. entrance 42d st
TWO COLORED GIRLS, high class. competent
will do work of apartment; hne cooking; best
references. Miss Shea Agency. East AZ ST
USEFUL MAID AND SEA MSTRESS.-City ref
erences. Address. Seamstress, Tribune Uptown
Office, 1854 Broadway.
WAITRESS S-CEIAMBERMAID- - Two swedish
girls, both first class: best references MISS
Shea's Agency, East 42d st
WAITRESS. frst class for country; good salad
maker, very best references; also chaulherrlald
and seamstress for the country. Flaherty :
Agency. 4s5 Columbus ave. Tel. al River
WAITRESS Young. neat. years reference
$40 C. Miss Hofnayer's Agency Reed *
Barton Building, 800 5th ave. 9th floor Tels-
phone 1927 Madison square,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

OCTOBER ~
MANHATTAN
2sTH ST. 40 and 434 west: for sty brk
nreproof furniture warehouse. IS 2xs4 Z 3; Louis
Schranm 426 West 20th 81. oWtsi' = NJ otraab,
"a 4lh ave. architect. s1u.uLu-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

! 7eac bags. with steel bead patterns
zen aDc ln silver nountngs. are sell
- -of Z and upward
,-.en ribbon. with borders n soho
49, comes made up into pretty bedroom
+'5i mat seI for S. - a pair.
80 ribbon dolls have a roll of baby
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
EXPERIENCED head Of stock for cloak and ana
suit department. steady position, good salary
West helms. 6sT Broadway. Brooklyn-
TENOR INGER-Westchesrer County; Meth
odist Church; $3.50 Websters Choir Agency.
y 3F-VRTTERS- S-ExpeTtenced Remington opera
tors Business Address Co. 2 Barclay st
T7PFWP 7TTPS-CnIv experienced Remington
operators need apply. Business address Co.
Barclay St
WE WANT several first class street demonsrra-
tors 70 sell the newest novelty Call at once
Titus Mfg. Co. 40 Liberty St
WINDOW TRIMMER and ticket writer, steady
position to right man. good salary West
hclm 6. 6S7 Broadway. BROOKLYN.
YOUNG MEN-Great opportunity. custom house:
examination FchruarE. postoftloe' oiher posi-
-ic-7s. success guaranteed. Examiner, "a West
18Th 81.
FemalS-
ATTENDANTS. female. private sanatoriuu. near
t4tv. 500 commencing. with maintenance and
laundry all expenses paid. Irwin Agency. q
West 11th St
T50OKKFEPER. Office assistant for city hos
,ira7. 81 month including home, desirable 20
sition. call Immediately Ihe HOPKINS Eouoa-
t.onal Agency. 5eI on ave.
1-F75TgTTAV WOMAN. WHO CAN SING AND
Play AND COULD GIVE WHOLE or or
pAPT TIMB To ENGAGE IN CHURCH
VGPr DOWNTOWN. ADDRESS BALDWIN,
sUBsTATIoN 3. CITY
COOK $50. private family. city. Call. Miss
Anna Lac~. Century Employment agency IL
West 5sth ST
COOK $50. private family: city CAL today
,ffss anna Lacy. Century Employment Agency.
j. West 8srh 81
COOK also CHAHIBERMAIDt Protestants; tor
+s07fl,- Of two adults. wages $50 ana $50 must
have good references lndustola! 4ssoeia'loh
Employment Agency. u Vest 4zd 81
T,T5I-7TCF VTeTr TING TEACHER. for girl a
,-4ars old. three afternoons Il week. Can IN
-7ediatelv The Hopkins Educational agency
a07 5th ave.
GENERAL, TF0T-SEWORK-Girl. for family of
two. IN apartment. wages - An "'i iI-Iisa'
,ffre -vflc0xzon 3e0 West DIST ST
.T-TDP F;SS-CHA ANIRERMAID. S25 city. Call.
Mics Anna Lacy. century Employment Agency
Is West 3sth st
S-T-FsT5 German. for boy four years, for city;
wages s25 to $50; must have good r~eterelces ~ IS 3
Ind dustrisl Association Emplo loynenL agency Il
west 42d st
T-I2EF,E I85 for an institution very near CITY
go --,r-7l- with maintenance and laundry
r,-gIn,s Agency - West 1lth 81.
l7I5,r, ,7-Gf5L FIR Protestant girl must be re
s-aa and good speler- very sIIla4l IN IN.
.-t-a.s iz learned Mul1graphins. Tribune OF
fee.
- ~ mrs FOR underwear. teVveiry, glove ana
lll-L an s7jft FeuartnentE. s'eadN peSltlGIis
80 salaries IVestheIm :. oS' t>i' uNaS' DUN
Ign s-7l- NJ ,gI7
T-.-T-F-T-T. COUPLE. for small family N no & %is.
Inc. 500 Miss Hofma Pr $ AE3il''' '-' - Jun
a,-a corner If 331 st. ninth Io"I-
-. T7-I5 MS PAFrORM MATD-F'rotestan, pirate
er-,Iv- short distance out OF cil.. NI5s 1l'ila 1
- Century Employment -A@7'''' -
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
LosT RANKROOKs.

RANKBOOK NO 4Ts. 738 of the Union Dime
Savings Sank is missing ANY person having
a claim 10 II is hereby called upon 70 present
the same within ten DAYS submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued
BANKBOOK No 4s1.12 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim to it is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days submit 70 having SAID
passbooS cancelled and new one issued
n IVKPO0EZ No 433 S44 OF the Union Dime Sav-
fngs Bank is missing. Any person having d
claim to it is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days. or submit TO having sald
pa ssbock cancelled, and a new one issued
LOST-Banlthoox No. $50. 902. Union Dime
savings Bank Payment stopped Finder viii
please return TO bank or 5. Steifel, tenth Moor
~ RrlaEMaE-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

The quantity OF material required for
the medium size tsix years. is four and
one-half yards q, three and one-half yards
81 or Two and one-half yards "A inches
wide.
The pattern. No. 6.242, is cut in sizes for
boys Of four, SIX and eight years Of age.
and viii be mailed 10 any address on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents
Please give number Of pattern and age
distinctly Address Pattern Department,
New York Tribune IF in 4 hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-eent stamp and we
viii mail by letter postage in sealed en-
velope.
A spoonful OF fluffy whipped cream
makes an ornamental addition to an egg
nog.
Hot wheat pancakes are delicious for a
simple midday luncheon # served with
ounce jelly
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
eTnesses, etc, TO Colleges, Schools and Families
Apply 20 Mrs. N J. YCCNG-FULTON.
% Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
}. 4. r. UNVEIL A TABLET
Bronze Marks Spot Where Battle
Of Harlem Heights Began.

a croTe on Riverside Drive usually
-5a1s either q lost child or an automobile
,--Ini, 1-- yesterday afternoon the at
-a--1n vas "a bronze tablet. decorating
q t-e abU-meu-s Of The vladuct at
'1 street
e-iai BOYS 0f Ihs neiCh0orhood. hasten
= WIZ eager anticipation 70 the spot
lt only group OF DeaCeable folk
ie-1iE surveying q HaE draped against
= stone War
---Irl -' r-lt-ered one Of them In dis
- i1ls place - getting fun Of tablets
~ on play ball"
r tler missed seeing Mrs William r
eNsrt draw away the faE and reveal
sflr-DE new bronze. bur the Daughters
ne American Revolution and a few
-s 9i --e Ra-0lU-ion crowded around and
e-----ncIv read the incripti0n. which was
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

NO 6.242-TIsSUE PAPER PATTERN
OF BOYS COAT BLOUSE SUIT FOR
10 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

ribbon in their skirts and a bodkin drawn
through their pointed caps and are a ver7
cunning addition 70 the dressing table
They cost 81 - each
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

4BSOTT~TFT-Y SELECT PRIVATE FAMILIES
desiring one or two roomeTs can an SSSGTs T1aII,s
inc houses also listed No place listed with
cut Inspection. Applicants recurring re4ned
5estrabIa accommodate tious consult US Tele-
rbo1a Madison Square-4742. ST. JAMES
REALTY co. 1913 Broadway.