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New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
LID ON IN PHILADELPHIA
First Sunday of Reform Admin
istration Dry as a Bone.
HAS VICE ON THE RUN
Houses of Evil Repute, Gamblers
and Speak -Easies AL Close Up
Keys Thrown Away.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. i0-For the first time
IN nearly thirty years the lid was down
tight to-day and Philadelphia was literally
as dry e. a bone" Everybody IN the city
seems 10 have taken Mayor Blanksnburg at
his word. and ali violstors of the law are
closing UP business.
The new Mayor announced that Phlla-
delpha's Tenderloin must have thorough
housecleaning. and more than six hundred
disreputable resorts have closed UP and
their proprietors are looking for new felds,
many probably planning TO so TO New
York.
Mayor Blaukenburg gave the police 70
understand directly after his inauguration
that no one on the force would be answer
able 10 ward workers, and no one would be
dismissed as long as he performed his duty
faithfully lie left the inference that those
who did not give a full measure Of service
70 the city would speedily be sent to join
the ranks Of the ex-policemen. and prac-
ticallv every member Of the department
took the hint The houses Of i'll repute
faded away Ike mists, while those in flats
ana lodging houses are obeying orders and
preparing 10 move TO other cities.
The few gambling houses that houriShed
IN the city closed their doors even before
NJ. BIanken burg mad finished his inaugural
address. and the proprietors have mace
known their intention 70 keep out or the
business during the present reform al
ministraton.
For tie first time IN many years even
th, Germans Of philadelphia went without
their beer. and they blame Mayor Blank
enburC. q German, for deprivinS them OF
what they consider lheir rights.
There are many German clubs in Phila-
da1pbia. some Of them in orporated many
OF them without charter which have
been the mecca on Sunday for the large
German poulation Of the city. These un-
INCORPORATED clubs were all closed and
will so remain as long as Mayor Blanken-
burg is in Office.
The speak-easies. some LOO Of them,
which heretofore have iourished on sun
dsv. are dark The doors have been
Locked and the KEYS thrown away. They
viii not dare to open. The new admins
trarion IS working hand In glove with the
brewers in this case At the instance OF
tba licensed saloonkeepers the brewers
have promised 70 put all speak-easies out
Of business. and the agents are instructor
-o make q report Of all speak-easles en-
deavoring 70 obtain supply Of beer.
L-,-erv speak-easy that opened to-day
vas promptly raided by the police VINO
cor6scsted the liquor and arrested tne
n~onrierors. However. the number tna'
opened was much smaller than usual aS
the proprietors knew that the new reform
Nsvor would keep hts pledge ana arrest
hem
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
BUSY NIGHT FOR POLICE
Razors. Rabbits and Liquor
Fumes Crowd One Station.
PRISONERS ALSO PRESENT
International e-for All Fight
at Broadway and 65th Street
Is Rudely Interrupted.

Events moved rapidly at the West sStn
street police station last nisn.. Prisoners
rszors ice picks, rabbits, cracked heads ana
tbe lni1istakabie odor OF strong liquor were
among the things which held the attention
~ The lieutenant behind the desk. Nobody
has vet discovered what the fuss was al
about
The characters shall appear in this mar
rative in the order Of their entrance upon
the scene Of action.
Miss Mary Mccarthy. of No. 56 Charles
street. was strolling down Broadway near
Ss.h street. accompanied by patrolman
from the West 10th street station. Mary
was on her way 20 the womeu.s night
court. where she lad an engagement %
tell the magistrate just why and where
she acquired the excess OF spurious re-
freshmen she was charged with carrying.
At the corner OF e5th street surged 10 and
fro @ crowd Of Italians. Irishmen, Germans,
Ethiop.ans Scandiuavians and FlnEs.
Everybody seemed 20 have a speaking part.
The Qatrolmau left Mary standing on the
curb and vaded into tho warning nations.
Three other policemen appeared, and after
= strenuous three minutes pulled from
suorg the SETTLING mass three Romans.
They said they were Carmine Pocci, of
40. o-s West seth street, jeremiah Pala-
grin. Of No SOS West 69th street, and Tony
SsIvone os No 2o9 West 69th street
The three new prisoners, together with
M--v. who had stayed put against 5he
lsmppost where she had been placed by
the patrolr,an. were taken 10 the West
-r1 d hot
desk. A search Of the three men brought
70 light two razors an ice PICK ana dan
gero1s quantities Of garlic.
As these spoils Of war we're being prop
erlv classified by the lieutenant Patrol
man Ecsn entered, dragging one John W.
2. Hopkins, @ laborer, of No. 522 West looth
street Hopkins had a cash in the back
o. his head and was escorted TO the back
room. There ne explained, saving:
"I was standing on the curb at 65th street
an Broadway. when somethin just leaned
OF ms head an went TO sleep
John was led out 10 the desk and his
pedigree was taken The lieutenant was
puzzled as 10 the initials n HIS name.
While he was trying 20 learn what the ''W.
T." stood for two men entered the place
and said that John had not been struck by
anything from overhead. but tad hurt
himself while trying 10 lie quietly on the
sidewalk without holding on.
This business disposed of, TWO small boys
lurs- through the doorway carrying large
bl-.ap bag Inside were two dead rabbits
The boys said Hopkins had dropped the
bag or G5th street and Broadway. Hopkins
TOLD The lieutenant the rabbits had come
90 him. as he stood on the curb.
Tie pot was kept boiling by the entrance
Of two more boys. each welding razor
with nick IN the blade The razors looked
as though they had seen service IN the
Turco-Itsuan War. and We're tagged and
i1t away.
Outside OF these routine events. not q
single ttl1r happened st the West ssth
street station between the hours Of . and
aa o'clock last night
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
Guiuhul tIra.pruaf forage Yarehluse

l9+6-iD-S AMSTERDAM ANE. NEW NORk.
no Mrs Bcth.em. Mr A. h. Nelly. Nr j. X.
Llibr.dge. u. X. Bach. MI ~ o. McLauEh-
.n. Hrs H. Coleman Mrs. b. g. Brewer Sirs.
T. F. schoomaker Mr. r. Casey. Mrs. n. n.
Williams Mr. G. r. Hoogart Mr ". s.
Chestpr Mrs 4. -. saver Mrs. " r. Grier
NJ Is. Kahn. ar. A. r Beam Miss y. a.
Kelly. Mrs n s Boiler Ars f. j. craig, Mrs
c. L. Wallis, Mrs. L. Gugras. Mr. r. =. Muir
raE. Ar. a. Sayis. MIS- j. r. puracher. M
j. W B0rsf ST. % a.. Py" M~. " x Fran
ci- Mrs. ~ ormoud Mrs j. Adler MI
D. A. Hayes Mr T. j. murphy. Mrs NJ ".
E.rr Sir H. saurhez. r. W. schwartz M-s
J. Fsiaaers Mrs. be1'.y Mrs. F. Homes. Nj.
W. T.. Ml..r. a.. B. ashley. You and each
of you ere hereby notified that the time
f0t payment o. our ilfu upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after due
notice thereof had been given you we will
cause such uropcrt'. to-wit. household goods,
personal elects ana uerchan. IT,, sf1r-r by
you or In YOUR name ~ the Audubon Fire-ProOf
.far4se NeI. up4sc, tp br sofa 90 puniIc a4c-
riou. according 90 the statute in such cases
made ana provided. at our Varehouse 1920
los Amsterdam afeuu" Ncw YORK city on
Monday December u.s. 1917. st 1890 a. m,
and ~ Tie sale - not completed on tie said
date tho sale will be continued al the same
place on each aud etery Monday thereafter.
beg.auing at O.JU "a. m.. and continuing until
nU fhf goods are sold
ar-DUBON FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSE. PROP
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
OFFICER STRICKEN ON LINER
One Of the New York Crew Brought
400 Miles with Appendicitis.

When the American liner New York vas
some 400 miles east Of Sandy Hook on
SATURDAY.. Joseph Christopher, the third
officer. was stricken suddenly with an at
tack Of acute appendicitis. lie was helped
from the bridge 10 Lis room. and Dr
william stump, tLc ships surgeon, was
called 20 attend him.
Although the officer was exceedingly Ill
and an operation seemed imperative, the
surgeon decided that he could keep the
patient alive until he reached port \
wireless message was sent % the line. ud
yesterday when the New York docked An
ambulance with a surgeon and a trained
nurse was on hand 20 take the stricken
officer 90 ST. Ninceuts Hospital. His con
dtion had improved greatly and on his ar
rival at the hospital iI was decided that
there was 10 need fer an immediate
operation.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
c.,rce 20 satisfy which the above-d-scribed
rr0u.rty is 10 bc sold is Thirty tholslpd ak
piCp,V-.t ttd sevCutv-uine and 90 lOV $40
GTg gnl Doila.s. with interest thereon from the
atst day % November. 1911 together " ~
~f,sts md allowance amounting 20 s5'fn',
,gith interest from December !. 1911, togethtF
uyi,h tn expenses OF the sale. Tho approx :
mate amiu mt of the taxes, assessments ana
,lat., mae rates. or other liens. which are 10 be
stowet 60 the purchaser out OF the purehass
Tronev or paid by the Referee, Is s.hSut 10
nd interest. Suid premises are sold subject
h, any state OF facts as shown On an accurate
survey. plsu subject 20 q nrst mortgage given
fe secure the payment OF the sum or one
hv,gr-d and sfnty Thousand $3.50 OOOl Dol
inrs with interest thereon at the rate or O'e'
rom July l. 1911. principal sum OF whlch
January IS. 1918.
pated, New York. December /. 1911.
MAURICE GOODMAN. ReteFee-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
LOST RANKBOOkS.

BANKBooK NJ. $50 729 of the Union Dime
savings Bank j. missing. Any person having
a claim 10 n is here5v called upon 10 present
,rs same Within ten days or submit % having
said psssbook cancelled aud new one ls,uee-
T,,sr, 1,P Stolen -Bankbook No. $50 i6l or
the German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
York corner ath ave. and IAN f., issued 20
L schmidt All persons are cautioned AGAINST
nc aotiatIns the same. II not returned 10 ne
bank on the lst day % January, t'll' dupll-
cate viii be- issiIcd.
LOST OR STOLEN. .- Bankbook No. Sie AIS OF
the German savings Bank IN the city or
Nev York corner 4th ave. and l4th st., issued
70 r-ieda Won kroge. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same u not returned
20 me hank on the i2th day OF December. lslls
duplicate Will be ISSUED
L0ST or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 81. $50 OF
the German savings Bank IN the city ot New
york corner lth ave. and l4th st, Issued 20
Ludwig Hofnaun. Al persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same lf not returned
t6 the hank on the 2t-t day Of January, 1917, q
dup icatt wiz be issued. -
LOST. .-Bsukbook 80 a06 il5 Bank for Sav-
iurs $50 am ave New York Payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
70 ENFORCE NEGROES RIGHTS
vigilance Committee VIII Make State
Laws Effective. II SAYS.

70 make effective the laws OF the state
,t '-.-N guarantee them equal rights with
e- i waite ae.gEoo.s. new organization
y l-@' been created under the auspices Of
~ sea York branch Of the National Asso-
peo-l-4 ior the Advancement of Colored
~ ,;lt" ork branch has organized the
-ro.eetg fl-t.auCe Committee for active
e--r loA for an iufingements OF the
,frre.'t'sItf ~ lhe negro. and has opened
A1a1q-arters at 30 256i5 West
srfive MS committee has started an
.-sirs. - - palSu against determinations
clnrg,s..n nes oes The work Ot tie Vigilance
n tbs 80 w not eurroJrh 1pot the work
sc" York Legal Ala Society.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sr-PPENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
- blackburn Miller, plaintiff. againsi saul
Dounroe and others defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment or foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN me aDoNe
entitled ection and bearing date the 1Ith daS
Of November. 1911. l. the Undersigned the
referee in gaid judgment named, Will sell az
nubiic auction at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 14-fS Vesey Street. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan CITY Of New York, or the l2th
Ssv of December 1911. at - o'clock noon on
sTst day bv JOSEPH p. DAY, Auctioneer, the
ntsr,fses q .rected by said Judgment 10 be sold
snd therein described as follows
Aii rhat certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
u,itb the building thereon erected situate,
Ir.rs and bcing In the said City OF New York.
Fourde9 and described as follows, 10 wit:
sBEGIN%I ING at 4 point on the Westefly
line OF the Second Avenue, distant hfty teet
rr-theriy from the northw .sterly corner OF
second Avenue and East one hundred ana
tVenty-seyenth Street; running thence west
erlv parallel with one hundred ana twenty
seventh street and partly through parry
,y4U ore hundred feet; thence Northerly par
'fIsi vri.h Second Avenue, twenty-five feeL b:
.benre Easteriy parallel with said street. ana
Te~tIy through party wall. one hundred teet
=, second Avenue; and thence Southery along
second Avenue TWENTY-FIVE feet 10 the point
or Mace of beginning. 80,
pafed New York. November ltth, lOIl.
MELVIN G. PALLISER. Referee;
ARTHUR FT-RBER. ATTORNEY tor Plalntlu, 80
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New
York City. .-.
The following Is q diagram Of the property
10 be sold: its street Number - -4s1 second
Avenue;
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
PUBLIC NOTICE.
State OF New york.
pTBLrC SERVICE OMMGSSION.

rTBLfC SERVICE COMMISSION.
Second District
Albany December : 1911.
petftior. under Scctou - OF the Public
service Commissions Jaw. having been hled
with this Commission BY The New York Ce'.
trail and Hudson River Railroad Comozny for
authority 10 purchase from the New York. New
Haven ard Hartford Railroad Company =
shares os the preferred capital stock and
g9t 500 shares of the common capital stock
$500 snaresl Of the New York. Ontario anu
Western Railway COMPANY ana 90 pay there
6opd bearing SJs5 332 annual Interest, NOTICE
Is hereby given that a public hearing on said
petition will be held by this Commission az the
ta.rir- room OF tho Commission IN the Capi-
Toll Albauv on Tuesday. December H. 1871. A.
% clock p N.
81 the Commission. .,.-.. ..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
WORK WANTED.

Male.
f.ttAr-FFDUR. .-Colore1. respectable. single: Z
ea~s, exueriercc. can master any car; does
ovr repairs: willing; best reference. Lewis. Ill
East it0th st ----------
r-S.-T N-Icp.R Licensed also prtical steamhtter.
Engineer. telephone 3S Chelsea
MIDDLE AGED gentleman. capable OF taking
entire charge or office. desires position: ref
Arences ths best. Address, American, Boa ;,
Tribune Cf3c1.
Female.
s1rNocR RAPHER.-Cultured: very rapid pub
Tstipg. literary and architectural experience
s15 or uart time. Address Steno, Tribune Up
town Once. 1854 Broadway.
TEACHER Assist children OF students With
lessons. evenings Address Nisz L. Richmond,
IL Irving Place.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
PROPOSALS

sENLED PRoPOs AIS WILL BE RECEIVED
A. fnc Office OF the undersigned. Ellis Islam 4.
\ 4 81 until a.3u .. n. December IS. i9ll /.
and th.r op-ped Tor completion of alterations
iu - s. Detention Room. Mnln buiIIInS E!lis
Talend Tor specification apply 10 WILLIAM
W. - ''e cow ~ 'ss'onrr 90 tmmlgration.
PROPOSALS FOR SWEATERS Army Build-
ing whitehall street. New York CITY. Decein-
boz n ,3fI Sealed proposals, IN trinhcate, VII
H. r..styss here until y M.. January :, 1872.
aud then opened for furniahirg So'ooo sweaters.
Information upon application. u. Ht'Ai "a
T.INskT neroi QuarfeI InIaster
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
PUBLIC NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
State OF New York
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
TaNaHrfsF

State OF New York.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
Second District
Albany December :. 1911
petition. under Section "a OF the Public
Service Comm lssi0ns Law. having been filed
with this Commission by The New York Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad Company for
authority 10 purchase. at SiI5 a share, the
whole or any part of the common and pre-
fcrrei capital stock. amounting tOgef her 20
$4,000 600 divided into shares of $50 each,
OF the New York ana Harlem Railroad. NOTICE
is hereby given that puDuc hearing on said
petition Will be held ty this commission az
iEc hearing room OF the Commission in the
Capitol. Albany. 90 TUESDAY. December 10
1911. at two o'clock %. n.
By the Commission
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CIIpI-F.s WtLsON's Employment Agency.
7-e,enhoue 222a Plaza. i4l East 5Ith ~. sup
,,,ss ars, class servants . private familiea AL
re,ercnces investigatei.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

PEYToN. HESTER p IN PCRsC ace s:; OF
an order OF hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate OF the County OF Sew iGsE, ns,
Hester B. Peyton late OF the County OF New
o. S 20 sfsSi ssgbSerbers @ at ther place o.
irsnsacting business at the office OF kicnara
Eeiiv their attorney. No 10 Broadway. Bor-
oSsor oesn be,ors the 9Oth day Of December next
Dated New York, the 18th day Of June. islL
wM.o K. l51-T REYT9NW on Executor.
SAMUEL. ". JOHNSTON,
RlTdif I7o eToSdNay- FS T5t-E New YORK \
CARR ALFRED.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of the Hon. Robert Ludlow ro"tet; a
a. be~ebV given 20 an perscus having claims
against Alfred Carr, late Of the Borough Of
Nannata county CITY snd ~ state isrS OF Hi,S HsS
the vouchers therefor, TO the undersigled, al
No Rector street, in the Borough Of Man
4, 10 of,ice OF Parker K Deane. Esq. her at
tornsy. on OF before the 3rd day OF Apr!L lsl&
MID the 93th day OF September. 1911.
Da-''- '-'S SARAH E. PTRDY. Executrix
PARKER X. DEANE. Attorney & for ExeegtrlI
Borough OF Manhattan New York y. Y.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a surrogate OF
the County OF ne% f9rH bay7,. eams aEatn,,
Morton Redmond. late Of the County OF Ne"
York deceased, 20 beessB {bs at IL, pT %ifn
b clpal place of trsnsactlng business. No p
street. Borough o. Manhattan IN the
city Of New York. on or before the SOth DAY OF
6ated. New York. June 10Th. 1911.
THE FARMERS LOAN * TRUST COMPANY.
cEfTER' RoLsToN & HoRAN. Attorney, for
Executor. - Exchange Place. New York
-.
r'ZTIyBA. FERDINAND.-IN PURSUANCE or
an order OF HUn Robert Ludlow Fowler. q
Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK, notice 10
hercbv given TO all persons having claims against
Fsrdinaud DZiuba, late OF the County OF New
vork deceased 70 present the same, with vouch-
srs thereof 20 the subscriber. az her place OF
transactiag business, a. the Office OF her attor-
st-ee, Borough OF Manhattan. In tt- City OF
New York. On or before the 18th day OF Decsn-
pa.ed New York. the 10Th dsy Of yune. isiL
EMILY KELLER D'ZfUBA.
Administering.
WINTHROP & sTIMsON. Attorneys for Ad-
nlnistra:rix. - Liberty Street. Borough %
Manhattan. cts ~ New York
/ ~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Robert I.3dow Fowler, Surrogate OF the
cot,nfy OF New York. notice Is hereby given 20
iii r,ef-sons having claims againSt Marjorie Smith
SrrirDble ate = Washington. d. c.. deceased. 20
| presru. tie SAME with vouchers thereof. 10 the
s,.b.rriher az rs place Of tTansacting business
s. % wtiiam Street iu The City OF New
YORK. on oc 5etCro the 10th day Of February
I ueat. &C. 80, 49,.
THE FARMERS LOAN TRUST CO.
e-u1.rR. RoLsrox & HoRAN. Attorneys Tor
Ndm nistrs;or. q Exchange Place. New
York y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11

rbs aoDroxiuuate amount Of the lien Or
charge. 70 satisfy which Lne ~ aoove aescrloea
thereon from the 18th day OF November 1871
together with costs and allowance amounting
20 S34s -. with interest from November I'm
iQ1i together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens, Wnlcn
a re 10 De allowed the purchaser Out. or IN"
purchasy noney. or paid by the Referee. is
3 400 aud interest. The said premises WIZ De
sold subject TO covenant and restrictions con-
s@irod q, irstrtlrnent recorded in the New
York County Registers ONCE tn liber 4os of
convey apces, page 81. .-. =.
vio1ttions II any there be. or any lis pendens
6isd 10 enforce the same anu subject also ~
any state OF facts that an accurate survey
"TS,f Dated. Te7y York. November 17th. 1911.
MELVIN g. PALLIsER. Referee.
ST-PpTNE COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
George =. Hit. PlaintlS, against NuITs. Ius!
Apsrtmeg5 Ca st a. - sorecosre and sale
duly unad- ana entered IN the aooNe-entlueo
action and bearing date the 2gth day 81 10 20.
In sad Judgment named, Will sell az punlc
auction at the Exchange SalesrOom, NoS. IA
id Vesey street. m the Borough OF Mammalian Is
city Of Nen York. on. the 21th DAY OF iDJs De
cef1ber 1911. a. l. o'clock noon on thst DAY,
b. Joseph r. Day Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment 20 be sofa, ana
Therein described as follows: All that certain
Iot nj &c or parcel OF LAND. situate, lylhs an.
being in the Borough Of Manhattan Ci,y OF
New YORK h0AUut4 anu AN'Nl 49,
Bsginning a. the corner formed BY the inter
section % the ncrtherly side OF IsOtn otree'
and the westerly side OF Wadsworth Avenue
r,Innfug thence nortnerly along the westerly
side OF Nadsworth Avenue. ile teet lhches
thence westerly parallel with tho noFtheTiy
side OF iSOth Street 80 feet; thence southery
parallel with the westerly side OF Nadsworth
Avenue - feet Inches thence Westerly dsdIn
parallel with 'he northerly sloe OF louth 80,
iO feet. hence soutnerly again parallel win
ne westerly side OF Nddsworth Avenue 20
feet 20 the northerly side OF lsutn oltsS,
thence easterl, along the same % feet u the
pont or place OF beginning.
r,ataG Nsw York December LIST. 1911.
MAURICE GOODMAN. Referee.
HOUSE. GRcsSMAN & NORHACs. Attorneys
fc- PLAINTIFF 11J Broadway. New York
The following IS a diagram Of the property
- be sold:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Ciesns
b. compressed air steam hand or on noor
1855 Broadway. 42f East asia 81 COE n
BRANDT Te' i72 8sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Mosi Modern
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel 4e92-s693 Bryant. t37-43e West 45th Ct
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
Female.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BUTLER an6 USEFUL MAN-SSo; Swedish
neat young man: well experienced ard good
references W. MathcWson Agency olS olIi
ave Tel 3TS Bryant -
t3I-7-T T5R-yArEr - Thororrhiy understands
Iis duties. highest references, 60 anyWhere
Misc Margaret smiths Agcnc,. 20 west a-h
50. phone 30@9 BIZ ant
RI-TLER. valet. useful French. thoroughly eH-
periencei. excellent references; city or country .
ssO-ss5 Miss Bucklev's Agency, IL west 4-d
81 Phone 74s7-Bryant -
AT7F'FEUR.-Private or commercial. tour
years experience $50 week. i. l. 90 Am
sterdam ave. ---
CHAUFFEUR, 2s. married, fye years eNpez1i..
eucc: abslainer; TO Joy rider. James Is. 90
Amsterdam ave.
COUPLE-Butler and useful man; rife excel
lent cook and laundress: swedish $50. nm
est references. Mynttnen's Asenc-. 2loI 9th
ave. Tel, 1908 Harlem. --
COTPLE-S5O: butler and useful; wife good
cook and hoasew9rksT pam so5 lsuhFs hgeBsy Sis
etn ave Tel. 81 BRYANT ------
FARMLAND -Ccrman: $50. good teamster
and mlker and all around farmer eEpe.l-
orced IN American farming. A, Mathe"son
Agency SIS 9th ave. Tel. 3Is Bryant
GARDENER. -swiss-Fronch: marritd; temper
ate. Expert all branches: highest references;
NJ p, Buckley's Employment ONCE IL west al
-. Brvant-74sI.
JAPsNESE--Ceneral houseworker. thoroughly
competent trustworthy: strictly sober. In pri-
vate family CT bachelors apartment o. -
JAPANESE HOJ SEWORKER-Male, good
plain cooking, cleaning etc; excellent reIei
ences. citv or country Inquire Hathewsons
Agencv SIS 6th ave. lei. 3Is BRYANT
USEFUL MAN.-Tounr. active, wiling strictly
temperate. GOOD references: inside cr oft: go
$40 Miss Buck,=ys Agency, y West A2t ST.
Phone 74s7-B-yant. -
USEFUL MAN.--Ge-man, So. can care for
horse. COW. chickens. lawns; good references
O.. Mathevcon- Agency SIS eth ave. TEL 3's
Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
1YPEwRITINo AND rYPEw RlTeas

1NPEWRIIlNo SNC = '. w. : -
FAC SMILE typcwrtten letters specialty
..fi.f,rtiop guaranteed. prices low Miss
Lilllnn Bushnan public NenoErapher' -od
Broadway. phone 3332 Cortlandt
NlTI,I. -NI~ItiE 10 Nassau - CatAlok r
f,s.. ALI maze. taken part payment. barEAL-
La UnderwoodI Rsmingtona. Onyers. smtnA
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11

r.,T-NDRtsS scotch Protestant: neat. young:
sbir,s collars cuffs. friond hOuseworker. good
cook excellent baker: highly recommended. Nor
-. 49, 1o1 T.eNInElnr
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11

NURSE. assist chamberwork. thoroughly expert
erced two and cne-haf years excellent ref
-oci,tion Employment Agency. II West i1d -.
phone 5210-TiryaCt.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-11

TAT-NDRESE Scotch. shirts. collars. cuffs.
Ilr~erie. hest references: city or country: So
ss3 Miss Buckley's Agency. II West i2d 81
r hole 54sT-Bryant.