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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
URGES SCHOOL PLAYR00MS
Winthrop Favors More Use of
Citv's Educational Plant"

The city ought 10 take lessons OF some
businesses man In the matter Of making
rse Of the plants in which its money is in
vested. Egerton Winthrop, jr., told the
girls branch of the Public Schools Athletic
League at it's annual meeting yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. James Speyer, No. 81
Madison avenue.
Here is a PLAINTIFF public schools-on
which the city has spent $l5O,0O0OOO." he
said. why aren't these schoolhouses open
/ at night? They ought to be open day and
night. summer and winter. Boys and girls
are playing on the street. being run over
| by automobiles and getting into places
compared with which being run over By
an automobile is a small evil; while many
Of the schoolhouses are closed and dark
except for the few brief hours of the ses-
sion.
- business man would soon fail II he
let his plant run to waste in this way.
Our schools should be made attractive. per-
petually open centres for the people, espe-
cially the children.
Miss Jessie Bancroft whose resignation
as executive secretary OF the girls branch
was accepted yesterday with great regret,
gave an informal talk on the WORK OF the
branch during the last year.
1T has reached nineteen thousand girls,
she said. against sixteen thousand the
preceding year. More than one thousand
teachers are now giving their services vol
unfairly after school hours to instruct the
girls in games and folk dancing"
Miss Bancroft dwelt on the need Of ath-
letic fields for girls.
There are four for boys In New York"
she said. and not one for girls. Commits
sioner Stover Of the Park Department has
set aside two plots for us. one at Riverside
Drive and s5th street the other under the
Manhattan Bridge: but We want money for
their equipment"
The annual election OF officers took place
Mrs. Alfred s. Post was made president Of
the branch. and Mrs. Richard Aldrich, Mrs
Cleveland H. Dodge. Mrs. :. " Guggen-
heim, Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs. Egerton l..
Winthrop, IT., Mrs Magee Ellsworth and
Miss Louisa VI. Wingate vice-presidents
Among the directors named 70 serve until
1914 were James Creelman, Mrs. w. Eel
loves Morgan. Miss Julia Richmond. Miss
Catherine Leverich and Miss Bancroft
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g'eam against the wintry background Of
white sheeting on the walls
When the guests arrive the hostess,
dressed as the snow queen, viii break the
i.e attendant on the opening OF parties by
engaging them In a SNOWFALL fight.
Around each SNOWFALL of cotton Is tied
rIbbon. TO which is attached a tiny en-
ysope bearing the name of some one Of
IRE company. In the fight at last each
person gets a SNOWFALL bearing his own
name and throws back all those not in
tended for him. Inside the envelope he
finds a matrimonial prophecy, which the
hostess has made very explicit. as she
thinks ct inane simply TO tell whether one
Is 20 be married, single or suffragette"
Company manners having melted away
By this time, in spite Of the wintry sur
Tomdings. another kind OF SNOWFALL game
will be provided. \ big red heart will be
pinned on a side wall. with a ulrs-eye in
The centre. Each guest must try TO hit the
hulIs-eye with the SNOWFALL and all those
who hit it will be married during the year,
while the one who hits il first will be the
FIRST 10 marry. Those who hit the heart
}Ut not the bulTs-eye will enter Wedlock
A. some time. the further from the centre
the later in life. Those who do not hit
Inc heart at all viii be doomed 10 remain
unmarried.
After all this violent exercise the guests
will be ready for supper and numbered
cards bearing snow scenes will be distrib-
ued 10 help in finding partners for the
march 10 the dining room.
The menu will consist of as many snow
halls as possible. with here and there a
heart in flaming red. The ice cream Will
be served in snowfall form, each ball rolled
IN cocoanut The cakes that accompany
The cream will be cut in rounds from white
lady cake and then rolled IN cocoanut
frostng. so that they look like the ice
cream snoNbans. The sandwiches. which
arc ~ be prepared from the white breast
o. a chicken, Will be cut in heart shape,
WITH d wrapping Of parafin paper sealed
with z tiny red heart. a sweet fruit salad
prepared from bananas. nuts, apples and
white grapes will be completely buried be-
meath q snowy mound OF whipped cream.
Only white china is to be used, and all
the silver and cut glass possible, a. these,
especially the glass, suggest the gleam Of
ir0st and snow.
n is further suggested that a hostess who
eau persuade her guests 10 come in cos
- me viii add another element of smuse-
{ uent ty the evening. OF course Captain
Pearv and D.. Cook must DO there and
studiousiy avoid each others company.
Snow men. polar bears. snowy owls, Es-
e1imaus and snow fairies may mingle with
'ne king and queen OF hearts. 81 Nalen-
une himself anu ugly comic valentines A
'iny girl 20 dispense place cards or souve-
hers may bc dressed as the snowdrop, the
Vnll flower IN the wintry landscape.
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DOGS TO HELP THE FREE CLINIC.

All the dogs al the Westminster Kennel
Show, which opens at Madison Square Gar
den on Monday, will be asked very nicely
and politely if they won't please join the
Dogs Brigade that was organized to help
the Free Clinic for Animals. at No. 325
Lafayette street. and they will be asked
by members of The brigade themselves.
The very classiest dogs in the brigade
have volunteered 70 be on duty as long as
the show lasts, and the cleverest ones will
take turns in mounting "A table and show
ing of their stunts by way OF calling at
tention to the good work In which they are
interested.
Mrs. James Speyers chow dog Foug.
whose mistress IS heart and soul in the
work at No 525 Lafayette street, is promi-
nent in arranging the brigade's programme
at the show.
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NEW JERSEY.
9aan6ie City
TAel3asRaseaaseaslao
G4eepen aSOousRoslt Tie gea'
T.D.GmAsy@Soo
HELP WANTED.
Male.

SALESMAN-About 80 years OF
age, high class, educated pol
ished and of good appearance to
represent in general way a large
manufacturing company. State in
confidence full particulars as to ex-
perience, class OF goods has been
selling, volume OF business done
references. and salary wanted. We
want a man who is capable OF han
ding big accounts and can meet
the heads OF large companies. Nd
dress Salesman, Box 40, Tribune
Office.
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o. interest to TUomen
SERVING CUPID ON ICE NEW HAT AND FROCK
one Hostess Plans Unique Party
for St. Valentines Day.

psd hearts and love feasts are so COM
-, for Valentine parties that fl is a wei
' .,,s change to hear that one hostess is
.,a,n,nS 10 serve Cupid on ice this year.
,,-s,ead Of the passionate glow Of red and
"a decorations the party will see only
I'm and white and diamond dust. All
'.iored furnishings and pictures are to be
removed from the rooms and the corners
euea with pine boughs covered with cot
-, wool and diamond dust. The Christ
CAS- tree which no one had the heart 10
sDs,rov. will be rescued from the back
.s,d end restored to its original dignity
a. the plrlor. to be the nucleus OF a snow
.o,sred forest. Snowballs and imperish-
Me icices made of cotton and paper will
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Seen in The Jbops

exclusive houses. fortune telling tea cups
can now De found in most OF the depart
ment stores. ranging in price from 81 % to
g. 50 each.
Belt buckles made entirely OF small silk
roses are 81 each.
Satin pumps" in all the latest colorings
are s. and 50 a pair.
Individual egg coseys n Chantecler form
are 81 each.
Modish parasols in plain coIors. edged
with feather trimmings, are $40 and 81
each
Imported linen luncheon sets. IN natural
color only, are 81 50 a set.
Monogram belt buckles are FOR two
letters.
BEADED handbags In various oeslehs ana
colors are selling at 81 81 and s. %.
Imported tape measures In srotesque de-
signs are y and 20 cents each
Valentine postcards IN large variety Sie
being sold for u cents dozen.
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RUDOLF FREDERICK LAYMAN.
PROPOSALS.

STATE OF NEW YORK THE ADJUTANT
Generals Ofice. Neg York state Arsenal
7th Ave. cor. 85th ST. New York city, Febru
arv 9th 1QI1.-Sesled proposals will be re-
ceived az the Adiutant Generals Office, 3oth
street and 18th Avenue. New YORK cry, until
noon on Tuesday. February list 1911. for
furnishing bronze ami silver decorations for
manifestations in Small Arms Practice by the
National Guard ana Naval Militia, state OF
Information concerning quantities. condi-
tions. etc. can be had on application 20 this
Office. where standard samples can be seen.
WILLIAM VFRBECh.
The hdtutant General y v.
POcK ISLAND arsenal. ROCK ISLAND
IN. Feb. T. i9ll.--seaed proposals, in
trlpiicate. will be received by the undersigned
until . o'clock p. m, Mar. !. 1911, for the
erection Of a reinforced concrete. brick store
house al Rock Island Arsenal. Specifications.
plans. etc. may be mad upon application. p. r.
HOBBS. 1t. Col. ord. Dept. L. = a, Com
mcuding.
WEST POINT y Y. FEBRUARY G, 10i1.--
sealed proposals. IN triplcnte, subject TO the
usual conditions, for furnishing fuel, mineral
oil and gasoline az this Post, Will be received
until . O'Clock p. NJ. April l. 1911. Deliveries
10 be made during the fiscal year ending June
g0 1872 The T. :. reserves the right 10 ac-
cept or reject any or all proposals or any part
Thereof For further information address
Ouarterrnaster West Point, y. Y.
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New York streets. the education Of negroes
in tho south. the neglect Of fire drills in
,,c,ories the poor milk supplied on the
East Side. the manufacture or willow
plumes and the memorial Tor susan Is.
Anthony.
In addition to discussing all these sub
iects the league had time TO listen to a
long promised lecture on Tuberculosis"
bv DR.. Willard Knowlton. supervisor Of
lectures of the Committee on the Proven
tion OF tuberculosis of the Charity Organi-
zation Society OF New York City.
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LOST 6ANk5OOkS.

RANKBooK No. $780, $40 Of the Union Dime saw ],
D. Hs rank is missing. Any person hayins a
ms g. "a hereby called upon to present the
l.s within ten DAYS OF submit 70 having sald
"a ssbook cancelled and new one issued.
,,,t-PoOK No. 4s5.952 OF the Emigrant IN
- ,.,s,,rIaI Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
,,,ioss return book 20 bank, No. oil CHAMBERS 81.
HANDBOOK No. 55s,67o OF The Union Dine mesa say =
ltb' .. I. Is hereby called upon 10 present inc
csaI s within ten days or submit TO having SAID
So ssspook cancelled and new one Issued
49, -, ra,i,bool No. SIS s34 OF Dry Dock saw
ngs stuton any per Son =, oAy presen S' tSs
ul o 90 tbs bank within thirty days or the said
san '4" In he declared cancelled and extnguished
oCI a new one issued IN lieu thereof
! ,,sT, Handbook No 9s3.oss. Bank Tor say.
Lt-s $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stonped. please return book 20 bank
LVo Sso an ave. New York. Payment
STONED. Piease return book 20 bank.
TOsT-f3ani.book No. 36os4l. Bank tor say.
LVs - osn am ave New York. Paymen;
stonped Pieasc return book % hank.
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English fabric paper is sold in fve-quire
e"1es. including envelopes. NJ 90 cents q
box
DNe little tea room makes a specially OF
selhng hot old-fashioned gingerbread from
. 10 O'Clock.
NAA stockings in desirable colors are
'''ng sod Tor 81 cents a pair.
'-arse-rnesh yelling. black only. is selling
a cents a yard.
White fapDhires set in scarfpins range IN
"'ee from So TO Sl8.
NeaI novelties are the chiffon collars in
1i"A co!0rs designed 20 be worn with
- spring coats. Absolutely plain and
-,'net with hcmstitcheo borders, they
eel Tor s..
:, useiii ana pretty cOnceit for travelling
me folding silver candlestich. Prices
'eyin al go.
--Ieae Of being relegated 70 tue more
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TUE DAVE STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND
Van company. 80. ~ First Ave. i20-122
Fast 18Th ST. New York cry Ncrmerly
Daub's First Ave. Storage Warebouses).-
Tbe following named persons are hereby no
,tHea that the amount due on their furniture.
Lousebold goods merchandise etc. in their
ssverrl names r. past due. and unless paid on
or before March -. 1911, W. VIII cause same
- ~, sod AZ Public Auction FRIDAY, March
81 1911 AZ 10 a. m. IT No. 120-t22 East 13th
: New York C4ty.--GInch, 4. Niece schultz.
Herman Uealcv- Flanagan, J. MahOneY. {. l.
p.rfae Music Co. United Vol. Of Anrerica.
Gu~torN. Kahn Evans. Dahb Young Camp
Fusleri, sicyert Breeder. Berger White. l..
Abrams Nagan Fisher Costello. Greene,
wager Gross. O'Brien. Deputy sheriff Rim,
Miller. smagg. Bank. Adolph Kroner. schmidt.
2imherg. Harding. strekY, schulz. Val ntine.
Barhera. Derechlo Beumgarten. Deputy
Gherfn Rim Nowmeler. WOotie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
[. the author OF prize story. entitled
The Contest" which will appear in
next Sundays Tribune. Don't miss il.
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Female

coor<-First class all brancnes
.-ey,.ea. city or country So 30, - -
A.,r.jafi.o employment Agency IL "eS' ~ ~
Phone 500 BRYANT. IN u, 4 IT
COOK-IAUNpREss CHAMBEin..Ma.a Dyos.tSsr.
rtees- Two friends wish poalllohs 49,
,vaces so and So COCO r. ms. ave .
r"I,,,trv Flaherty's Agency - Columbus ave.
tel. T4i-Riyer. .,-,.r,,, /.
DAy,s WORK by young co,2rei , %0,lIi =,
r,sbing. cleaning. Butter = west l2osl =.
-.,,,.I-f5>-p,ss French. thor ughly experience
~ -, $3.50 ~ child over four. IN or 9tl ~
Luz. 80 references. V. -. 30 " es' -Deh >.
t,,r,sVVv0Rl< FR-Young gTl, COOK, so. 30
p,t,er ,rcelIant Iaundress, "lso ."i ~,
.-i,'rcad Infants or adultst DO" $3.50,
recomm4rded: city or 1"I kzs.h ~
s,encv 7ef Lexington ave. cor. 2S,n -,
,,C,frsrvVORK-Go plain cook and eheel ,s,t
housekeeper Finnish sl.l, 80. Scburs1r,' /,
inferred. excellent 81 -s0t SCHUYLER
kgere,, go4 columbus ave- tel 'og, .,s'''s'
tIorrsEWORK-B strong; neaI ~ caa,irv,
,.,it,,,,,f irish girl. not long III tuiS
lhle"s, 80 eli excellent references H"'A
Agpncy, II West lin 81 -,
80, -, lvsTREss Young German, .Ace- sgn
MAJ ..",-e., Expert in every uaftguiat, s.N-
CO.. Me- Eofrnayor's Agency. S-V-"-- 81" "f''
~, s-g7 Madison Sauare
,-,755r@. also WAIT Ess-CHAMBEHMAlp-
"a tv,o sisters, Americans tose.. . =" 800,
rate. wages. SIC ana w ptysr
80 ,fsTPE5g 81 90 day. lingerie remodel
~tAM -iaf,v home CT out; ~ references.
W., W. = - 6go Pacihc 81 hrookl-n.
sr,,,0 -CITgIs swedish Cook, excellent
IW1 rnin'Sr,b.fuali and waitress also
JIM, ID, hutlsr. oity or country Morrow
yolias M Ioi I.xingt9n ave. cor. osth 81.
r-i--- rn2A
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

,,,,or;can aud Foreign Teachers Agency.
e,n,iies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. 1 10Y.
sr Ipssses etc 20 Colleges, schools ana Faini"eS
slae oi,, 80 Mrs ~ j. TOUNG-FCLTON,
Apply W % Union Square.
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slices 81 orange added 10 apple sauce
.,ten give II d most attractive flavor. espe-
ottafiv al this season, when apples, except
S, The fine varieties that come from dis
tsTncc, are losing their Favor.
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REM EDIES.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE RFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
,,nft<oD Sofiare (iI22 Broadway. Harlem
I9a1t,cb. ala Tenox ave- bet. Firth and 12sth
sts Brooklyn Branch: 21s-220 Livingston St
priyate Lessons and Glasses. School or kesl-
dence Terms Reasonable. LrlaI lesson w.
..r,o>-rC, SHORTHAND is PLAIN "a PRlNI.-
irborough personal teaching: reasonaote set"'''
- 49, nr.R.yZ oa z lOth 81.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

"TRIP ACTIVE Room. Columbia Heights; pri-
Yate family: phone after D. m. -S'co w.
Morningside. .-----------------------
,,- VrST OATH ST.--Large. modern front
ICONS: bath: exceptionally furnished. gentle
men: references.
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CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest Largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPErS.
Prices Reasonable. send fof circular.
Tel sGgs-aGas bryant $3.50 w. +5th st.
- f-FT-I. CARPET CLEANING Co.--Cieans
nv compressed Etr steam. hand or on moor
fbSS broadway 42i East 4sth st. COE n
BRANDT. Tel f32-3Sth
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WORK WANTED.
Afal.

Male.
r.NGTNEER-Fir=t class. German. 30 eXpert
rnarnfnigt. repairs, erects anv MACHINERY
=. i.res position whore he could make small work
or his own as a side line. low wages. L. NJ. c.
Tribune Office. ------------
JAPANESE sCHOOLBOY honest and handy
good citv reference. KIku, - Prospect Place.
Manhattan
CHIPPING CLERK-Young man. IS years; o
years experience wholesale house L. W -
l33 West sth 81. Bayonne, y. J. -
YOUNG NAN, 70. good education. three years
ofHce experience desires position IN once.
GOOD psnman and typewriter. best references.
Sopel 12i East 4th -. -
VOTING MAN, II. bright. intelligent. honest
in store or Office: store preferred Abrahafn
Geyitz. l34J Jefferson ave, Brooklyn
Female
MISS KENYON. experienced traveller speaks
Frarch and German. would chapcrone one or
to girls 10 Europe starting May; lgnest REL
srences given and required. Box 24S. Lachihe'
Montreal
SCATP treatment faco massage. shampooing.
i.5i.s' residences. best references. Acdress
rfsiene $50 Columbus ave. advertising Office.
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q.,VFIVE FRENCH imported models for sale
~ low prices Special prices now ON tailor
rrsS. suits GugielIno Company. AZ West SD 81
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FOR SALE.

BIG MISUNDERSTANDING used once turniturs.
decks typewriters. cash registers adding
machines nimeographs. filing cabinets, safes ~ .
dressing machines time clocks. partitiors. cheek
prateetors bookcases. NATHAN. & White -
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NEW JERSEY.
Marl5orouaD= G!enbg!iIl

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPANY
ADVERT sEMENTS AND SUES kIPIlONS
for The Tribune received az their Uptown Ot'ic@.
No. 1864 Broadway, between Seth and 37th SITS.
until . o'clock p. m. Advertisements received al
the following branch offices at regular office rates
until o'clock .. m. viz 264 sth ave. p. coz
2.:d St i5S 6th ave. cor. 18th ST.: l04 East lith
St ~ West 42d ST.. between 18th and sth avss
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Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Maze.
RITZ .ER-Useful Norwegian: three years . eS-
cellent references; CITY OF cyulis 80, 80 -
r,drstriaI Association Employment Agency -
Meet 424 ST. Phone 1910 BRYANT --
70 r-r.r F.p-Generallv useful best personal
DIV and country references Address r.
Box 90 1864 Broadway.
COACHMAN. gardener; useful. th9rough'y tx
r,-riauced. excellent references CITY ut CDu.l.
- sgl Industrial Association ElnpihN illrhs
agency. II West 42d st. Phone a2lO BryanI.
,-GobT TTgnanesel wants position as general
bouseworker: best references anywhere.
Ota. ~ East l"th
77o6Iy AID BUTLER tJapanese)-Exc
J,orker. wants position IN private FANNY
have references. Masd, II East 4V'h ST. FHoN'
1919 Gramercy.- ----,-----i
COOK lJapanesej--Young man. experienced
desire position as butler ana COOK or gen
oral borscvorxer. has personal references. MO-
~ East 10Th Il. -.-.,,,-.--.,--.
EARN HAND: SO: Swedish: coed mixer and
teamsier experienced N Aerean il tgn1rs
sIs sth ave. tel s7s BRYANT.
v.pv wANAGER-On kentlemans estate;
So-tb 81 Ireland Protestant, understands
farming in all branches. raising am a., 80, VI
III et,cl sheep poultry, ana handing men
al 80 -lasg butter maker: well recon-
mcuGed Carpenters Agency, l54 otn ave.
Pnr,,SFR-Married. no family; German:
ftor5ugniy couyersant with ms GAZING, on a
49, --is1s. expectati0ns moderate. Herman,
are Elliott a Sons, ~ NesHy St
GARDENER - Small family; private pla ,'s
Vtsre ability - appreciated ogrt,t,, Ii an
,.r+scaufng Duncan. care " Elho'ts seeu-
store. u Nesey st.------I ,--t-.-
T.p,NFsF, wishes permanent POSITION; ptisate
.ar,ilv. experience IN carpentry. useAut ~ ga
den work. willing; good feieie"1''
East 18th ----------------
-, ,DyD,AN DAIRYMAN.-Married. one
POl l.. II .-'serstands Incubator brooder, etc;
c''' S..,,rator: can make butter excellent
rtfrrence. Carpenters Agthcy' i'f o'' "'''
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-vpewRlTINo AND TYPEWRITsRs
LADIES' TAILORING

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau ST: catalogue
free. an makes taken part payment bargains
-. Irndarvoodg Refningt0ns divers Smiths
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AGENTS-To sell rest household necesslty N
-.ante5 In recent wears. 50 required for sample
bic commission. 4 White, Mgr, us Beck
man II.
SAT ESNEN-Wsnted two first class men, agoui
az as ealesnen on the John L. Stodnd!1
Travel Lectures: must be well educated, near lh
sfpearanc1 ana address Geo. T. Shuman s. CO..
f-8 -tn ave
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COOK TJ9panesel wants position as general
touseworker. best references anywhere.
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Female

Female
,,,c o,,on,,nv Hopkins Educational Agy.
EhA, FIllO0Uh1 Tel Bryant 6SOT.
5O5 9TH AVE.
Suppiies:-Families. schools. Institutions. Etc
Tea hers Ciovernesses. Nurses, Ladies Maids
Housekeepers. Secretaries. companions btc.
COOKS mattresses parlormaid5. ladies' maids
married couples. buffers, Wallets housekeepeis,
covcrnesses Industrial Association EMPLOYMENT
Gccnrv Il West 42d 81. Phone $40 Bryant
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CANVASSERS. house to house, IN
greater New York, on a newspa'
per proposition; good pay to eneT-
petic workers. Apply Room ST.
Tribune Building.
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COOK A%D BUTLER Japanesel-E NJ
C,-o@l,sr. wants position IN private FAMILY .
b,ve refercnces Masd, IL East 18th ST. Phone
aa L-rr mo
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--rpt- d I1panese Young man. experienced
1.sIr... position rs butler and cook or gen
~ bot,se p.ortler. has personal references. MO-
al Fast 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

~ ,5,tfN,% gardener: useful. thoroughly eN-
-i,,,'-d- excellent references: city or coun-
~ ss5 Industrial Association Employment
u Vest 42d st Phone 52lO Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

t,.yv JAND. $40. Swedish. good mixer and
- ,s,-s,er- experfenced In American farming;
-, rsferonres W MattheVsons Agency.
-. 2Is RrNant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

Br-TT.ER-Useful Norwegian: three years ~
rsUS~f references. city or country S3o-SfU
,s,.-.-'aI Association Employment Agency, Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

r5r-7.1 F.T,--Cenerally useful. best personal,
DIV and country references. Address r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

,.. al branches. excellent city
COOk-flrst 80 %. rountry: $50 $50 Industrial
rei'Ie,'ST f,mpovrnrnt Agency, II West "A 81
IN ono rrfo Irvant.