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New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

ssrs ~ tho smart evening gowns mus; he
-,r,resd a. an outcome or the narrow
sir, skirts became 50 narrow that u
-ss 7scesssrv 20 split thcm up t1e SIDES
fa-sdsfsnco Of several inches. and while
sons womor Who delight in anything new
"A, lave been pleased with the Opportu-
-, provided thereby 20 display shapeiF
r., and ankles encased in elaborate ana
g,''~ slippers and stockings. there wore
-s-s uto rcit quite differently on the
.-,es, 50 no most exquisite of under
...-,s nave been devised. of cream colorod
rr with delicate lace frills and flower
q. 40 strcS in for color These skirts
:,ss touch or softness and frivolity that
. generally immensely improving 10 So
-.rsiv cut gowns Of the rich brocades now
n vogue
70 Tho rninit'ated tie ncn effects in
Nsrk and white which come from me de-
.srsrs IN ar apparentlv inexhaustible
r-sar and a'vavs with 4 fresh charm
re h,,le short Of marvellous. one lovely
roen e made chiefly Of hounclng OF
ilsck net that is covered for most or its
i-ssdta wit, or-b-0ideries in white. NeN'
nfhe erbroiderio- comes the purer Thi1e
q = heavy lace band. and next 70 this an
,irs To a conparatvely deep black made
sr doubling -re rat The flounce winds
rog1d tie figure .r a manenr that lS
growing in favor ~ late. making sort OF
triple skirt 7ifr edges that run diagonal
E. IN 'Hi. costume no. only are the gra-
lslors ~ zone between white and black
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with a circular pcplum Joined 10 the lower
.dce which does away with all bulk over
the hips
The skirt can he finished aS SHOWN VI
with third founce. as Indicated IN the
small view. When Jacket and sNirt are
made separately the Jacket may be of ns-
ured crepe and any similar material. or
a very practical morning gown pom SN'''
and Jacket could be made of glngham-
For a woman Of medium size the JACKET
will require 2 yards q inches wide. or y.
rds a. Win : wards OF banding. For
Inc skirt will be needed - ysTSss ards 81 q, nor for
ne trimming or both Jacket and skirt 10
Yards q inches vide - g., ,,,, l., sizos n
10 - bust measure. and the pattern ~
6 7sl I'm sizes for p 10 - waist ,'i, L,e,
pleas give number OF pattern, WIN sl pl'sl
ueis, measures. distinctly. Address
Pattern Department New forE IT,, Irlpsm l1.mn n
~ in haste send an additional cent s.alnp
a., " le,ter hostage, which insures more
prompt delivery
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK County OF New iork.-Mary u. Ira
.eser plalnti~ against carl Witzel et al de-
fendants-In pursuaI ce OF a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. bearing date the 2%th ga
Of February, 1911. |. the Undersigned. the ket
cree in said Judgment named. Will sell at punlic
auction at the Exchange ssesroom, Nos. N 10
Nesey Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, Lity
of New York. the 18th day OF March lcli
Dav Auctioneer the premises directed by said
Judgment 20 De sold and therein described az
follows.
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in th- bo.,
Neg York more particularly bounded and de-
scriLod as follows. 10 Wit; Beginning az pont
on the northwesterly side OF southern boulevard
distant four hundred and fifty tf5U) feet souuI
westerly from the corner formed by the interssc-
ton OF the northwesterly side ot southern
Boulevard ard the southHesterly side OF Avenue
Il Johns running thence northwesterly a. risht
angles 10 said southern Boulevard and part OF
the distance through party wall. one hundred
and fifteen Gl5, feet; running thence south !,
westerly and parallel with southern BouIeyatu
fftv ,50) feet. thence southeasterly at right
angles 20 said Southern Boulevard, and part OF
III. distance through party wall. one hunnres
Southern boulevard. and running thence norm
easterlv along the northwesterly side df South
ern Boulevard ffty 500 feet TO the point or place
Of beginning be sad several distances and dl-
uensons more or less Together with all fixt-
ures anl articles attached 70 or used IN connec-
ron with said premises. all OF which were de-
win the sppurtenances and all the estate and
rights OF William Wainwright and Elizabeth
Weirwrisht. his wife n and TO said ,a, premises
DATED Ne" Leo %5N T. IaFS@ IEvENTRITr. 1T Referee
\. L. & : =. JACOBS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
- one. and P o. Address. 80 Broad street.
Borough of Manhattan. New YORK city.
The following IS q diagram OF the property TO
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Some Lenfen Recipes

, bits" which arc much like Welsh "a hbits." "
are familiar 20 al lovers If the cha hnS
dish Tcma toes stuffed with mscaron and
cheese baked and served hot are less
familiar. but not less delicious. Just before
nutting thor into the oven. brush the tops
With melted butter and sprinkle with
grated bread crumbs. This is a nice vay
10 use NJ leftover mscaronL Bread crumbs
may be used with cheese in this wsy. II pre-
forred instead Of n,acaroni. Cut the tonls
roAs in halves after scooping out the IN
terror. and hll the cavity with the mkt
ure which may be nlostened with the
tomato pulp. season with salt and pepper
and uee Parrnesan cheese instead OF the or
d,narv factory brands. if a particularly
nice dish is wanted Before baking put a
hi, Of butter upon each tomato Serve with
a carnish Of watercress. as an scconpani-
uoent 10 fried Fish The acid may take the
risce Of lemon. the traditional fish garnish
Although tomatoes are high at present, they
arc excellent as an occasional change, end
csnnot be well overlooked I'm discussing
vegetables with cheese.
like tomatoes. asparagus is still high /,
,,,s, AZ present IL is about so cents n bunch
bu, will probably be cheaper before Lent
q
ord seasoned stalks upon toast in a but
tered baking dish, moisten with little of
,be uater the vegetable was cooked in.
s,y,nkIe with Psrmesan cheese and Jresd
crumbs Dot with bits Of butter and put
into the oven until the cheese and butter
are melted and the whole is heated through
Tho French artichoke is another fne
,.ee,able that may be served with cheese.
1hc following recipe comes straight from
Hcross the water: Boil and cool the veas-
,,hIa Reject the leaves after scrapins
go, them the soft part. free from strings,
"a r,;y II with tho succuent part known
.s the "artichoke bottoms" pour over the
,n.ss q thick white sauce. seasoned with
.,.,,e and celery salt. Butter some little
ra,in dishes. and divide the mixture among
.san Sprinkle with grated Parmesau
oh.ere and powdered bread crumbs. Bake
80, minutes and serve.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
COLD WAVE IN THE WEST
Mercury Drops 70 Degrees in / 8
Hours-Michigan Storm.

81. Paul. March l5.-With a drop OF IN
degrees in eighteen hours. the thermometor
registered degrees below at Duluth to-
day. one degree above zero was the Of
hcial temperature mere. \ wind estimated
a. sixty miles an hour swept over the city
In Northern North Dakota and Canada
zero temperatures prevail Devils Lake.
y. n. reported below: winnipeg below :
Minnesota. 10 below. QAppelc. : below.
and Prince Arthur. below.
The moe' severe storm Of the winter f.
"a Eing IN the Michigan peninsula
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
KNEW COST OF WEDDING GIFT
Wife Demands Value Of Outfit and
Saparation from Husband.

Mrs Lillian Bauer Dimond appeared IN
tho Supreme Court yesterday as the plain
nN against her husband, James R"nwick
Dimond. and his father. Thomas Dimond.
I'm suit 10 obtain the value o; her house
hold effects which she places At i2oop.
Mr. Dimoud is also suing her husband
in the Supreme Court for a separation. and
for two wears has been living with her
parents She said she had bought most
Of the furniture. and that tho rest she and
her husband received as wedding presents.
Counsel for the defendants questioned
tho plalntif about chest of silver that
waS wedding present She said that she
knew tho value or - because she went 70
TIFFANY. where 10 was bought and asked
ite value
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MECCA TEMPLE ENTERTAINS
Ladies Night Festivities Fill Mad
ison Square Garden.

Ten thousand men and women we're in
Madison Square Garden last evening at
tho ladies night" festivities Of Mecca
Temple
The caravan was headed by Necca's own
band making it's first appearance in pub
lie. Next followed the Arab patrols OF
Mecca and Kismet temples the latter Of
Brooklyn. and behind them were ten
dancing girls and taen Potentate Nat
treus appeared iu a sedan chair carried
g., Ton Arabs. The official visitors and
tHcir escorts also we're in tho Arab cara
van.
The entertainment after the parade con-
sisted of acrobatic fcats and the like and
the Shriucrs said it would "bo " Q talk Of
the Desert for many years Tho affair
wound up with dancing.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
YOUTH HELD AS SW1NDLER
Skiddoo' Puzzle Prizes Said To Re
Long Island Swamp Land.

Harry Davidoff. only tventv-one wears
old. but fi,l of a desire tn get rich quick
fell Yesterday into the hands Of rostofTice
inspectors who took him before Commits
sioner Shields on charge Of using the
mails in 2 scheme IN defraud Dsvidon
was held in $1,000 bail for examination.
Inspector Crovell said the Young man
advertised "skiddoo" puzzle in country
newspapers. promising 10 the successful
solver lots on tho Quogue Estates. on
Long Island. When Mrs. g. Milton Hoyt.
she wrote 10 Dsyidon at No III Nassau
street. asking for her prize. Dsvidoff re-
piled that 50 20 would have 70 be paid by her
for the drawing up If the necessary papers
This attempt 10 obtain money, Inspector
Crovell charged, was fraudulent because
the Quogus Estates consist Cf land that "a
most of The time under water and repre-
sant practically no value.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
LIGHTNING CHANGE BORDER

\ Young woman who has little money 10
srare for the expensive fads Of fashion has
evolved quite clever scheme whereby she
Is a bic 10 appear with q beaded border on
al hey tunic frock-. She bought a band
Of file, lace and some white porcelain beads
and beaded the design very elaboratoiF.
With chain stitch hand machine she can
attach tits border 70 the hem Of the tuuic
in . few minutes, while few more minutes
suffice 10 attach a hem matching the tunic
70 tho otDer edge Of the lace. The stitching
does not show i'm the lace mesh, and IL VIII
pull ont in a Jify when the band IS to he
transferred 10 another gown. When the lace
was bought an extra quantity was provided
10 he used IN various ways on the waists
Of the different frCcks tho band was 10
decorate, and in each waist different lsce5
and embroideries are combined with the
filet, so that no TWO look alike.
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Of Interest to 6Domen
CONFIRMATION GIFTS
The Shops Are Full of Aids to
PerpIexed Godparents.

The eodrarents and fond relatives Of
Young people who are preparing for con-
hrmation and first communion usually wish
TO help observe the important occasion With
sutaoie g'fts. For these purposes there
may be found in the shops lovely little
white leather prayer books and hvmnals,
or soft blue leather ones with silver cor
ners. Or good looking ones with flexible
pigskin covers
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

During In. ~ her nsb 20 often replaces
'''i on 'ha dinner table. = IS good
I@a m order % heen w. proper balance
h.'Hms1t. 20 serve cheese more often
1a a. ordinary seasons. Many dinner
''4eies may no cooked with cheese, or
. eith grating Of II.
h'ie grated cheese x often an I'M
'nsnt 10 mashed potatoes. l. NAV ne
'prirkled ovsr The top of tho mass
'' osfore serving. or tho potatoes may
"usned pi'h melted butter, sprinhled
Af with cheese and set I'm the over
i ne cfeese melts. Baked potatoes
- also - treated with cheese in an ap-
Ing war When baked till tender
oii Tho interior, leaving the jackets
Mash tho pulp. mix well with but-
VAIN milk ana little seasoning, then
'"p back into the Jackets and press into
,, opening spoonful of grated cheese
mem back into the oven 10 let the
-esse melt
''S'ea cheese j. sometimes sprinkler
!. oyster plant Just before serving. Tor
"'shsh dish known as mock white
hafe ready some of these TooS
boiled. Cut them into strips 70
~. ,"@'e The real fsh in shape and size
~ mem IN four and fry them. until r.
"osn. In fat. After draining season
h'oe peppcr-caycnne may he useo
:, siy-and then serve, like real white
win strips Of brown bread and cut
Grated cheese may be passed IN
'N Dish, instead OF being sprinkieh
ne tor. as all may not care for the
-'on Of cheese
''ned celery is sometimes sprinkleh
'heese Just before serving. Occa %
"s y IS baked with d cream sauce like
=. 'h and covered with a sprinkling
~, bread crumbs and cheese, with
10y. oo'ter. Onions, caulifower and rice
1No os treated in this way
~ 'oraio y stlll another vegetable that
served with cheese. Tomato ''rab-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
NOT STR|K|NCLY NEW
F., ,,est Frocks Have, Neverthe-
,oss. Points of Interest.

.r.r ,aelr usual manner the modes are
-.,ns through q gradual process Of eNolu-
fo"' "a ore sees in the newest gowns.
'o. thev are in no way stiiNingly
SUI, from those that have been worn
o'" last few months. here and there
r fetal ,ha, is new or some OF the old
&C. s-ousht out in more graceful from
thar before - =. T.. .o,,.oo Il,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
PREPARED COFFEE.

4 woman vho IS hope'csslv dependent
slen her morning ,up or coffee. and who
ftss the beverage -or,cd I'm dining cars
I'D hotels very unreliable has digcovered
'rspsred coffee which meetg all her rc-
'Greae1ts. T. comes in poNdered form.
'l' hal. spoonful. with = cupful of boil
water 2nd n little stirring. makes the
tssrsS
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
DIVORCE CASE NEAR END
Both Sides in Walker Litigation
Finish Giving Testimony.
Try Telegraph to The Tribune

Ry Telegraph to The Tribune.
Newport r. L. March i5.-Both sides in
the divorce case Of Nina Chinn Walker
against Civil Engineer James W. g
Walker. L. {. y. son Of the late Rear
Admiral John Walker. rested late this
Counsel will not argue tie case until
Saturday. and the ruling OF the trial
justice. Judge Darius Baker especially in
reference 20 the custody Of four minor
children. is awaited with interest
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
OST RANKBOOkS.

lost -Rankboos 10 10 Jos BARK for savings
NJ 2s0 ,th ave. Sew York. payment stopped
please return book to bank
p.NKpOOK No sTe O5l of tho linton Dime Sav
inss Bank BE- missing ANY person having =
Lain, 10 II A. hereby called upon In present fhe
s,r,e within ten dav-. submit cd ha vtng said
passbook cancelled and a n"v ono issued.
LOST Handbook 40 Ii3scat ~ The Bover'
savings Rank l3o Bowsry, New York IT,
finder is requested 90 return N ~ fhe hank n
moi reeiored before The 18Th dav ~ April iprli
rati.n nnI be- male tn the TANK fnr q nov ho
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
southern boulevard.

Southern Boulevard.
Knorn b. thc street Numbers 'os ara o'I
Southern Bouley ard.
The spproximGte amount ~ the hsn o. charse
To satisfy which the above described property ~
20 10 sold IS $40 500 with interest from February
ISth 1911 together with the costs and allow
aura airoiinting 10 s:ti Is with interest thereon
from February 24th, 1911, together nith the e&-
uAnses of the sale.
rates or other liens upon the above Gescrioeh
propert- which are N be allowed N the pur
chaser out II the purchase money or PAID ny tns
Referee is 1891 % and interest.
Tho premises will he sold subject 10 the fol
4 fret rnortcag, of S3s 900 with interest az
: per cent from January ist 1911
SUBJECT also 20 monthly tenancies
ps+ad Ner- YORK March !. 1911
r., InN- N-F.NTpITT Tersrss.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ORDERS ISSUED The following orderi
have been issued.


ARMY.
Lieutenant colonel EDGAR y. HOWE. 1ith
Infantry. to san Antonio to JON his reg
Lieutenant colonel LLOYD : MCCORMICK.
'sNairt. remain on duty IN once inspector
general Until further orders. -
Lieu'"nant tolonel CHARLES MCLIRE. ad-
1uiant general from detail IN adjutent gen
erals apartment, remain On present dn'y
LIEUTENANT Colonel ELI r. HoYLE. sth tield
ARTILLERY. proceed ia Fort Riley 20 foIt
.sn Houston an1 assume 'omnana ih fie''
Major JANIS II. FFIrF. 1o'h Infantry. De
iaued TO nH 'scan,, ID ue.ES uee.EEopCr pi-Tr
Dr.. inspector general. Ma or Frl@r ~ " ash
'nrton for temporary duty IN oibce inspector
Major WILLIAM r. SMITH. coast artillery.
from iort Monroe 20 Washington, ana
port to chief Of staff ss assistant To chef
of coast artillery.
Captain ARCHIBALD 4 CABANIsS. 2i,h In
fanirr found phyHcdly dl'quauned toI
dltiee A. major ~ infantry. retirement
from active service a q major announced.
captain LINCOLN q. ANDREWS l5th CaralrJ.
from Walter Reed General Hospital District
Captain hLBERT G.. = JENKINS from srh TO
1871 ComDary. coast srfilierf-
Captain sTFrHf.N u MOI III. from i2Si %
Sith Companv. coast artillery.
First Lieutenant COLIN n. BELL. 9Th Infantry,
detailed professor of miliiarf science ana
tactics ~ University of Wisconsin, to take
First Tieutenau, PAIL W. BECK. infantry
IT,. infantry. and GEORGE r. ". KELLY,
3Gih fnfartr- from san DIEGO 10 san An
tonic for duty under CHIEF signal officer the
mannuvro division.
NAVY
Atsir,api Parmaster " W ri SIX. 1r.. detached
FurcsI Of supplies and Accounts. 10 III.
Michigan.
Assistant Rsvmastsr r. =. CLARK. detached
Rrre,u of Supplies and Accounts 10 the
NortE Dakota -
Pay masters clerk u W Ipl Ftttkl l. Ap-
pointed. dutt on tho Norh Dakota
MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPS PS.-The fol-
lowing movements or vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March is-Tte Tallahassee and the Culros. At
Hampton Roads
March IL Tho chester. A. Vera cruz. The
SoIarc a. navy yafd. New York; The WASH .
inr'or az TcmpkinSviie. the iatuNent and
the Mars an Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
March is-Th- Roe from Norfolk for Hampton
varrh i, Tho Patuxer-. from Norfolk for
Hampton Roads the chester from era
cruz fr- Puerto "ort"z. the HANNIBAL. from
Boston for Portsmouth. y ~ rho Perkins.
Tronl Postor f0r Newport. t1e Tacoma. from
ruorto Noxi.o for Galveston
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Butler VALET.-Smart Young Swiss
sreakins German. Italian. spanish; good
harhar masseur. can cook nicely, good tr-f
eller. $40 Waldorf AgencT Il West 53d
Phone 300 Madison
COACHMAN- English. six years rNrsonsl refer
euces. city or country. a. Miss Bnchey
Agency. Il West f2d e.. Room 1l- Tel Iis'
Bryant
COT-PTF Butler yair and ladys maid
both superior English servants. would trav-
OIL x75. excellent references Waldorf
Agency. - West 33d. Phone. 300 MADISON
r0r-PLE VIE good cook and manager. man
take care garden. DO work about small house.
references. D. Miss FiZGeralds Bureau. bo3
9th ave
FARMER and GARDENER German American,
married. no children understands business In
ali branches. sober. steady man. references.
carpenters Agency. IA Gth ave
GARDENER Hollander t3sj. married. glass.
cold frames an kinds vegetables four years
reference. a.. Odells Agency, =" oih ave Tel
2s0i Brfsnt
GARpENER ER--iugs. experienced. fine vege-
table grower. glass frames fruits. flowers and
general Work. excellent reference. Carpenters
4 gency i5f STIR ave
GARDENER M the Old school. married. no fam
uv. nationality Scotch, j. seeking situation
where ability o. appreciated. Nait. tlllotts seed
store. ~ Nssey -.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for IN. Tribune received at their Uptown once
No 1864 broadway, between 5oth ana @1th SITS.
until - o'clock D.. m. Advertisements received at
IN following bTsncl Offices At regular Once rates
until = d. ,lo,r u u.. VIZ 25i sth ave. cor.
"a =, H. sth ave. cor. 18th - lOt Fast iath
=, 2S7 West s2d e.. between 7fh and sth
.s3 west l25th 81. 1855 Sd ave. 1923 - ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
HELP WANTED.

Maj.
uov WANTED 20 ruu c-ranfs and wait on
counter. must ho rest and not afraid NJ work 4;
good chance ior a bright youth. Address Nm
a. u P~r T. Tribune Dficc
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR Fl FINISHING STEAMER
tonnage. Of-ce Of Assistant Purchasins or
Hcer. Panama Raj Road COMPANY, - state
stree. March 9th gll.--Seslod proposals
u.iu he received A. this of7cs until y 0o NJ.
March 9Th. lpii for furnishing 10 TIE Pan
anna Ratl Road COMPANY. steamer tonnage 10
condi, ionS contained In circular P-S25 Blanks
and full Information may be obtained At TINS
one WENDELL /. SIMPSON Major. 10Th
Infantry. L. :. A. Assistant Purchasing OF
fcer.
OFFICE, or THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
~ Columbia March H. 2ll.-Sealed proNo'a
-fif b. received ~ this Office un'i clock
? VI March - 1911. FOR the cOrsiructioh ~ an
Engine House ~ - on GeorS'a Ave, next -
fha northwest c0rnsr Of Rock Creek church
road Northwest Washington. u. {. Bians
form ~ proposal and all rece>sarr information
NAV b. obtained from the chief clerk, Engineer
Department. Rom ~. District Building de-
rost ~ f~n iollarS aill 10 required 70 guarantee
iha return ~ plans and sTecih"ations. tINO
:; Rf-DOIPW JOHN y. JOHNSTON. WILL
f,M y UrpSp% comm ssionan-. T.. 4.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Silver Bearing Mormon Portrait
Not To Be Rejected.

RESPECTS STATE RIGHTS. Tho Navy
Department is preserving what II regards
as A consister, attitude IN declining TO
grant the demand Of various religious or
Ganizations that IL refuse to a"oN '"e
rattleship Utah To accept the siiN'' SCI
vice given hv Utah ON the grouhH ''a'
ono of the principal rie~es hears I'D" p"'-
trait OF Brigham Young and picture
Of the Mormon Tabcruaclc in salt Lake
city. similar question arose when MIS-
sissippi bestowed a silver service bearing
the portrait Of jefferson Davis on inc
ba'tleship named after that state 1n'
department then held that II had M an-
tbority 10 control the action NJ sovereign
state in such a matter. and Secretary
Never has made the same reply to protest
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
KS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
GARDENER Married. small family. with ex-
csllent reference from last employer; erpecta .
tiers moderate. James, ". Elliott sons, AZ
Nesev
USEFUL MAN.-Noung Irish; lately landed
in private family. willing 20 be generally use
full an round in or outdoors. wages moderate,
city or country. VI. VI. Box 80. Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 1864 Br sdvay.
USEFUL MAN.-Vcrk around house and gar
den. country preferred. best references. f.
l.. Box 90 Tribune Once.
VALET on USEFUL MAN-Sweiish; single.
- years old. tail. strong willing. good refer
oncee wages s2j Wilson's Agency, No. lsl
East 57th Tel. %22; Plaza.
VALET or USEFUL MAN.-Young Greek talks
English. French italian; In privat" family,
god references Coudak Zoos Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

4 small stand placed beside the hl,chen
stove can be put 10 many uH'r, "ii "ii. si,"u'.' - A.,
he nroylded with casters 90 mat " can ~
nushod into an out of the way corner "hsh
not in use.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

BooKS OPCNED. closed balanced. olsen
tangled. periodically posted; reliable servica.
moderate charges; practical instruction given.
Herman + GodschInidt. $50 Nassau 81. Prone
Al
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
BOROUGH or BHQOkLl>

ifS RFNSEN ST. near subway. spo'lsss'Y Y
clean large or small rooms al modern I'm.
proysnsnts selec, neghhorhood moderate Tel.
ephone Msln-3-Ii Investigate
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
AUCTION SALES.

ny VIRTUE Of warrant ~ seizure. merged into
an execution I viii -"ll ~ i02 West 10th st .
On April .. lDii one parlor suite. ~ N a M.
lanes J. przer Mar7hal
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

When making pound cake. oidtim.
housewives often used 10 wash the butter
, IN Toscpster.