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New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

Those ten little red bricks lying IN a
mud hole at the corner OF 18th street and
Irving Place were SO significant. indeed.
that they fired the poetic zeal Of A. Emer-
son Palmer, secretary Of the Board Of
Education. When he heard that John T..
Dordan. of the firm Of John T. Brady &
Co, which is building the new high
school, had announced that the first bricks
would be laid yesterday he forthwith COM
posed this good luck ode" for the occa-
sion:
NAV these walls. which now we start
Rise alOft with magic art
Swiftly Ter tho work 60 on.
At the hands Of Dordan, John.
For this hour we've waited long,
Now We hail Il with song
'Tis an hour Tor Joy and Elee.
We are glad for what we see
Gladder for what is 20 be.
In this work we build. forsooth.
Love, sincerity and truth.
Let this building noble. grand
Tyre the things for which We staha.
Nav this school we love so dear
Prosper more and more each year.
so inspiring was the event that even the
builders waxed poetic and suggested that
the first bricks should be laid by the
auroral-tressed" girls OF the school. In
accordance with these instructions Miss
Sophia Dantzig. president Of the Students
Association Of the Washington Irving High
School. assembled in the cellar hole yester-
day all the girls answering to this descrip-
tion that could be found
Their number. however, was not large, so
the ranks Of the pure Titan had to be aug
mented by any kind Of hair at all which
could pass muster for 'aur0ral' chestnut
bronze. auburn. golden brown and even
plain red They were twenty in all and
they wore white dresses Above them
waved an American flag and the green and
yellow banner of the school, the latter
showing on its verdant field a fine crop Of
"rowan" flowers, otherwise known as
daisies. named for p. F. MCGOWAN, OF the
Board Of Education. father Of the school"
Egerton L. Winthrop, president Of the
Board Of Education, laid the first brick
Then came Frank D. Wilsey. chairman OF
the building committee, and Mr.. Nc
Gowan.
Girls Of the school followed in this order:
Sophie Dantzig. president Of the Students
Association. Leah Goldberg. the Httlest
girl. who is 4 feet inches tall and weighs
only seventy pounds: Esther Joseph, the
taIest girl who is feet 10 inches and re-
joices that she is not six feet tall; Sarah
Bierman. the youngest girl, who viii not be
thirteen years old until April, and Elsie
Dickson, who represented the graduating
class
After Miss Dickson had patted the mortar
around the eighth brick Principal William
McAndrew thought it was time 10 go on
with the programme. The girls had other
ideas. however
"Mr. McAndrew is a brick Make him lay
one. toow they all shouted, and into the
muddy abyss he leaped and piled up three
or four bricks with feverish energy.
THE new building win accommodate
three thousand pupils" Mr.. McAndrew
said when all was over, and we will have
no annexes when it is finished, but all will
be together under one roof
when do we expect that? Well, were
in the habit Of expecting. We began ex-
pecting In October, 1902, and we've been at
il ever since. I expect We'll have quite a
little more 20 do yet before we really
move"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
u,pIFN STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Inc
9II-al3 EAST l00TH STREET.

New luth, Jun IItIl, I'I =
A,o,,ce 10 W n. Forrest, Mrs. II. Howard.
49, n Murphy Mary Post Florence Rus
III Hrz Ryan and Chas Schenck: You and
a.b ~ YOU are hereby notified that the tims
,or the payment OF our Hen upon the property
nne,tce thereof had been gwen you We WI
a,se such property, 10 wit. h9usPhoid Goods
TTs,,,i Effects and merchandise, stored In the
tt,..ian1 storage Warehouse Co warehouses by
10 or in your name tor IN Shicn you may have
an INTEREST," 70 be sold at public auction, ne-
'.4iry 20 the statute IN such case made and pro
3ss AZ our warehouse, Nos. 2ll-sl3 East
,no,b St New York city, on THURSDAY Jan,
e6,h. ioli. AT 1890 = m, aud N the sale there
~ a. NOT completed on sd'i dlts the same
I'm ne continued al the same place earn
"a every Thursday theresf-s- beginning at
,o'ao a m and continuing until all the goods
ssIseI'EM az STORAGE WAREHOUSE 60 uncl.
o. n. BARRETT. President
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
OF Inferesf TO Uonen
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BEGUN
Washington Irving Girls Attend
Laying of First Bricks.

At last the long hoped for Washington
Irving High Schools new building has
begun TO appear. True. there are only ten
bricks in place as yet. and they have been
there only since yesterday, but they mean
that the building has been started opposite
the little yellow brick house on Irving
Place where Washington Irving himself
used to live.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
sIIRRoGATE,s NOTICES.

EsTTE NJ sAUNDERS-In pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Frank V. Millard surrogate OF
The County OF Westchester. nouce - herepy
,,-ep that the undersigned intends 20 Apply
- istters OF administration upon the estate
-, leslie VI. Saunders, late Of the County OF
I,ostrhaster. deceased. under the provisions
W s.,+ton 96s4 OF the New York Code OF civil
p-eccdure and for modified security; and
nottre Is hereby given 10 all creditors OF Leslie
VI "Iaceassl 10 present their claims before
w.. said Surrogate OF the County OF Westehes-
w., ~ an or before the fifteenth day OF February.
mated at Yonkers. y. Y, the ninth day Of
IWTFX &NpER SAUNDERS. 26o warburton
Avenue Yonkers, y. Y.
rg-HI'R BURNS Attorney for Petitioner.
hudson street. Yonkers. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
osT eENKBOOkS.

T,Ro0K No. $50 $50 of the Union pime E5,,5S Sav
iugs banh u srsby called upon 90 present the
claim "a y ,r laws or submit 10 having said
,aa,e ,ls,,ot Ia cancelled and new one i''ue'
p"ss,' 'l,oV No s3l O47 of the Union Dime Saw
inss hank , missing sslIed @ upon 70 presen, the
claim 70 ~ " ",ar ssys or submit 10 having said
-ins VIZ, w i1i.',,,urslled and new one Issued
-, p.rlbook 40 sa0. .aa5. Bank Tor savings
$50 tth ave, New iorS.
pleas return book 70 bank. a. -s..-.---
f,,.lhook no Tg5 lo2. Bank for savings.
80 SO ,th ave New lor<' f'S''''"' S''''''
please return book 70 hanh.
,osr or STOLEN Banseook, no p,HS 2H,S'S ., o.
tho Emisrant lndus',ls, .L,,.,n 1 nook L. bank 10
ment stopped i''"''
tt ,shamhcrs ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
FOR WINTER SPORTS
Hoods and Coats That Charm by
Correctness of Line.

II is rather hard for any one remaining
v-i,hin the bounds of New York city TO
realize that many persons are just now
reycHng in the delights OF snowshoeing'
skiing skating and other sports that can
Only be enjoyed to the full in region
where there IS an unlimited supply OF ice
and snow. with the added enticements OF
picturesque scenery. pure air and cener-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeaIs
for so 70 care FOR An AGED couple who are
awaiting admission 20 an institution. ne
husband, seventy years old. acts as jdiAtoI
iol The house where they have pPe1 lOi
thirty years and so earns the rent, mere
are no relatives 10 whom they can IOoA ioF
Ac small sum required for food
contributions may be sent 20 the I'd ~
organization Society, No lH5 East ~ sue7'
and VIII BE- gratefully ackno IS ledgtd.
. lhe society aCknOW iedges Win lhdhhS
:" contribution received IN response l"
IellOus anpnaI fInm Miss 3. j. larII.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

ryr-Tr,ER-COOK-B young coorcd couple
v,II do entire work of house; 500. best Telei-
enc Miss Sheas Agency, East 42d s.
rr-TLFR- R-VALET-First- class; Swiss, four
years excellent references city or country I.
Sia 40 f Industrial Association Employment
Xgenry II west 42d 81. Phone. 52lO Bryant
C0ACHMAN and gardener, handy around gen
,fsr1ar's rIage furnace middle aged. with
cod recon1rnendation. wants situation. Address
+ L. care John Kaufman Ia Freen"leh =,
,1,OI-rr German. wife cook laundress; man
c0acEman. useful. FIVE years eNeelent ret.r- r
cation Employment Agency II West 42d ST.
r.>.C,TTS4NAN. good cook, waiter. valet
rbs~ro bachelor apartments. abstainer: tnree
,ss-s' rsrsonal reference. q. s, Box 1913. MIL
burn. y. j.
Farm HAND.-Sls: German. good mixer and
,ea-1ster. experienced lu American farming
gocJ reference. II. Matthews1n Agency els
6th ave Tel. 37s Bryant.
r,PN NANAGER.-On gentleman's estate
<orfr of ireland Protestant. understand ;
farming in an branches, raising ana care OF
all stock. sheep, poultry. ana haIulI"s manu-, -, -
neudcd. r. X, Carpenters Agency l0f o'"
GARDENER. Working superintendent. IRE ss -
perience in all branches Pou..Ly ~ In,
ercos. married. one child, huhBaI'a"' o. ~
Inns Nle9wig 3fi East 5bth 81
5,,pDryFp Middle aged: care of horses.
COWS chickens, furnace, references ''''''
p 9th ave.
ITDUTE AGED AMERICAN: furnish 'oo.s
rsrr.nfer greenhouse, garden, la"h,. .'H - !
srrruare and barn. wages MODERATE a. ,"1,.-l ~. -
-if, place. good home A :, BOX - l'''u''
7-5t,r,T-T. NNN.-Marriad. visiting. steam, our.
,sla- priyafa family honest. oousinE. IL
c5fh 10 gGth ST, personal references A'e'
l6S East tHth ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
IN MEMORY OF WOMEN pocroes

The Women's Medical Association Of New
York has sent out invitations for a meet
Ing 10 honor the memory Of Dr. Elizabeth
blackwell and Or. Emily Blackwell. 10 be
held at the New York Academy Of Medi-
cine, No. II West l3d street. al $50 o'clock
on January g.
Addresses viii be delivered by Or.
stephen Smith, Mrs Henry Willard. Miss
Alice Stone Blackwell. Or Abraham
Jacob UT William II. Wech Dr. Ger
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

9-ne approNimate amount OF the lien or
-. 10 satisfy which the above desrrth.d
rl@rssrtv is 20 be sold Is S2S S3TTS with IN.
49,, thereon from the 22nd day OF Decemher
900 ,cvetbsr with the costs and alloWance,
~, tgI'oo,,,rtinr 10 S4Oi II. with interest thereor
s,',,' D.csmber a9rd 1910 together with m,
s,s,ses OF the sale. The approximate amount
Of taxes, assessments and other liens which
~ " a. he allowed 10 the purchaser out OF tb,
n,,rrhase money. or paid by the Referee 4,
e. 1850 and interest
-Daf.d New York. December Gath. 1910
SAMU Ell s. iSAACS. Refere.
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney for Plaintiffs
No 20 Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
MRS. WENTZ NEW PRESIDENT

At the annual meeting Of the Woman
Republican club yesterday al the Waldorf
Astoria Mrs. James Wentz was elected
president Mrs. William Cumming story
who refused a denomination for that offcs
was made honorary president
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
NOTICE. oE SUMMONS.


sT-PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY r.
TnIon pine savings Bank. Plaintiff, against
Andrew J. Larl6in and Mary Larkin, Dis wite.
the said name NJ Mfrg ,sS,r, n,,S '',,''oH'' ',S ,sg
Bertha r. Potter and John Potter htr nus
band the said name John being FICTITIOUS
III Corneiia pierce and John Pierce. her hus-
band the name John being fictitious, bis
true given name being unknown 70 plaintiff.
Defendants-Trial desired in the County %
New York.-Sumrnons.- the above named
swer the complaint IN this action. ana to serve
a copy OF your answer on the plaiuurs Attor-
neys at their office, No. Madison Avenue. IN
the Borough of Manhattan. CITY 0t New YORK..
within twenty days after the service of this
summons. exclusive Of the dav ~ service; and
in case OF your failure 20 appear. or answer.
Judgment viii be taken against YOU hy default
Tor the relief demanded IN the complaint
v06DFORD' BOVEE a BUTCHER. PLAINTIFFS
Attorneys Ofice and POst0fi-e ADDRESS.
No. l Madison Avenue, Boough ot Man
haitian, New York city, y.
To the defendant Bertha 2. Potter; The
foregoing summons IS served upon YOU. BY
publication. pursuant 70 an order OF .he Hon
orable Edward 3 Amend. Justice ot the Su.
preme Court OF the state of New York. dated
the e2nd DAY OF December. 1910. and nlcd on
OF the clerk OF the County OF New york AZ
the County Court House. iu the Borough "
Na,b,ttan IN the city County and state %
New York which said complaint was or rlginslIv
hled IN the Office OF the said clerk on the -1ih
day OF July, 1910 .....
news for Plaintiff. Ofce and Postorlce Ad-
dress 1 Madison Avenue, Borough Of Man
haitian. New YORK CITY "
sIrPRI.NfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Rudolf Frederick Layman, piaintiG. against
ruv Nav LaymHn Marie Helen Iaymtn.
Ernu Adolf Layman and Italian National
CIub defendants. summons. Trial % be
bcId IN the County OF New York. To the
above named cefendants-You are hereby
Summoned 20 answer the complaint in this
actlon and 20 serve copy of your answer on
the plaintiH within twenty daNs after the
service OF the summons exclusive ~ the day
] ~ service and IN case OF your failure % ap-
near or answer. judgment VIII be 'aken
sgainst YOU by default Tor the relief de-
rended In the complaint
DAred. this Goth day 81 December, 1910
RuDoLF FREDERICK LAlMAN.
piaintiT
ono. and p a. address. % Nassau street.
/ poor, SOe New York city.
! r. the anove named dcfenoants, Lily May
rayman. Marie Helen Layman. Emil Adolf
/ Tse foregoing summons Is served upon you
| , q. rnhlicatton. pursuant 20 an order ~ Hon,
! ..hts y " Amcud "a Justice Of the Supreme
/ canrt 81 The state ~ New York. and date.
| ,be eoth d..y % December. 1910. and rled with
/ ,hs corpiaiut IN tho oficc ~ the clerk 81
| ~ Co'tntv os New York ~ the City OF New
( 10y thorough OF Manhattan
| -N'"' RUDOLF r. LAYMAN
Attorney IN Persoa
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
Female


.,,,.,,r-p,,,rr assist waiting or sewirg; very
Ilfti9ing neat and willing, best Iei ,1,
10, c7 'reuntly Flahcrtys Agency 80 Co'u'''-
Lis ave Tel 74l-Riyer.
S-s ,5f-15,,, WAITRESS - inexperienced;
az NJ Miss Hofmayers Asehcy, ., '--
,tS ave. gth aolr Tel. i52I Madison SQUARE
CooK-First class; very me baker keeps eel .i6s hsr
LitrTen clean and tidy. whlAS anu oO'tei treeiiaf
80 ,.ss-s, refsrsnces. wages So 10 sSl Eia'-
erty's Agency. is5 columbus ave
River. ..,.,.- ,.,,r.
COOK-Bv young Irish woman EooG ,.1,,. cl,s 8go-
80. $40 Z Miss Hofmayers agency o. o.
q9S a. ave 9th floor. Tel. 4J&i MADISON 9aIal
COOK or h6useWork. Canadian ProteslanJ. goo goo
cook. fat Laundry; willing ana @ol,s1iss srib,,ns
or county. best city reference NoDN'
Uptown Once 1864 BroadWay.
-,5,I-f5r g., I{oIlseuorxer: good cook. can bake
.xreI'ent laundress, man generally usytuL, ,,', ~
celleut hOusemani CITY, s.,b st
Agency 721 Lexington ave, c-t. onsH %
-,s,,-r,T -, f,oIored. wife excellent cook; man
byfIer and useful man. highest pe'sop5a' Mes
erence. cook will take position a'De' @ ,,+-,1.s
Fffzgerald's Bureau, SOB 5th ave- sn'' a''o''
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK BY a very ,issas nea.
fIlv Young Irish glFl, pdI V TII,-n1ius a5a
Tel T4i-Riyer.
l71,T-sFEyFEPER-Fo widower, business peops.e
- rriyate family, excellent gooH' IIttfua,,orsI
2 oL - moderate salary Hopkins EDuSd' 'V''''
Agsncv 5O7 9th ave
T,F,pFR- management. thorousiiiiy ii
hoL t!Ha5. excellent personal reterehLes ,y 49,
OF COUNTRY S1tgTSg S1gency. Il West 42d ST. Tel 52lo
Bryant ,-, cbaperone. posi-
ton of responsibility, ,,i,r1an experienced here
tory oy r RI - irving e.. Br1okiine, Mass
ER-Amercan Protestant s1irs.. spog a0S
colk, eNcehe.' e.',,bar ar separate, city coun-
cham6srrnala, 'RSeencv 721 Lexington ave- cor.
I5 au4diry ,9r Gi'f Bu+sas s9Ga
1Iain cook. J NJ. Hiss
sos 9th ave. -,,,,7st.rt Iauntress-
IA SsSes 4 e''V work at home or by DAY '"' %
~, gg,h St basement.
Nss' '',n ,,,,g.isb Protestant, very neat
WAIIRESS' - resarrnces. city or country;
ticy g,t'' gency. 4s5 columbus ave Tel. al
River a. family wash
WASHING ColoTel Saman nteSs..onabs S.sb calls5 for
ing IItIered Is 10 an parts OF CITY LOO "e7'
hm l5al - 1864 Mornlngside-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
IosT AND FOUND.

Losron MONDAY Januarg ,ad's sS fod ieasIs Se1n
link puI,sp ov,psr engraved n small letters IN
fsme a n nnder elI sadrs,s, ,,l N and nd arr.Bs h IS
Nv Nl,..,,,rr a liberal reward viii he PAID.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
rH!1IEErcss:rNfriJ
BOARD AND ROOMS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITER:
PROPOSALS. p

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. y. g.
Ian 4 19il-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceivsd az this Office until o'clock T. NJ, Jan.
ia 1911 FOR the construction ~ an engine
house az Pennsylvania avenue and 2slh Place.
Southeast Washington, y. a.. Form % pro-
nosaL specifications and all necessary iuforWa-
fion NAV be obtained from the chief Clerk. En-
ST-TO n RUDOLPH JOHN 4. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM V JUDSON. Commissioners, ID. C..
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
6aa&e City
Tael8dgRtoea"seasi"e
G.eopsn &sOushout The gsos
J.U.TsmslsqsSon
WORK WANTED.
Female

A -DRESSIAKE KER.-Gowns well and fashion
abIy n1sda To ladies visiting the city: l can
.esure vou designs, NJ and workmanship equsl
-. IL ,-ar, hest establishments. ten years eI
rsriauce In high class work for members or 4D'
p,r,nf reliable and reasonable. home or by day.
Mime Gully. l3s West 4sth 81. Tel lse3-Bryant.
gTENOGRAPHER.- years experience. e. ar-
80 rosftion requiring ability. thoroughly
,r,,-etert 543 McDonough St, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
CAST-OEE CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and gentle
mems discarded evening and street costumes,
jewelry, etc Mime. Natal. 7iS 9Th ave. Phone
6TO-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
REM EDIES.

THOROCGH. PERMANENT CURES IN cases
OF BLOOD PC's0N. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS ami kindred dts
sases. relief at once in dangerous cases. recent
or old: those decirng only first class scientihc
treatment should call. Or. BONsCHUR. the wsn
known specialist SO ". 3Sth r Hours ~. -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

,rude b. Kelly. DR.. William NJ. Polk and
Dr Emma B. Culbcrtson.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
WORK WANTED
Male

ASSISTANT oookkeeEPer three years. experience
,sl,,gIeufeIa ~ West lilst -
51RPENTER. a, experienced. hotel real
lsi esiate, factory short or long Jobs, moderate
,,eSss EmH Carstens, 343 East sOth ST
-L,FFTTR- speaking English. French and
iii,,fian. private or commercial j.. Civatte 0
christopher 81.
-,f-tst-Tr,R Married. FIRST class mechanic.
Economical; frst class reference strictly So
- rnerclal or touring car. GoldberEer q
west 9sth 81.
STATIONERY.
,,,g man CD desires 90 affiliate himself
tTtiouery concern IN New YORK or out
VIZ. after January 18th; az present taking
sSsree of commercial stationery store. good
'raJtSrttals Address Stationery Box "a
Tribune once
,,5,,T,g{NAN or caretaIer by an sbe bodied
",Nitdia aged nan. W. Arnold. l3s East I'm st
.,.,rc NAN 90 willing. desires p04itior win
y,dr',ncement: Al references Joseph santon-
rel0 1884 sth ave
,,..,-.,,. MAN ~ ambitious well educated
80 .rars' one and mail orde- r.p.ri-
-. S->---s-- S-A--a
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RIVIERA-ITALY-ECYPT

The Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar. Algier.'
NilIefranche. Genoa, Naples, Alexandra.
CEDRIC (2l. OBS tons) Jan. II. " P-M- rh :
CELTIC (2O.9e4 tons) ....... Jan. -, MAJ
Largest Steamers 10 the Mediterranean
Romantic. Feb. T. 80 pm Canopic ..-.... Npi- -
Romantic Mar. i. noon ROmanic ....-. Apr. -
C'rs,Ir War 90 noon C.rstfc .... May ~
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign reschers Agency.
Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Go,.
srnesses etc. TO Colleges schools and FamiIiee
~bS'' e Union Square
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
rup PFRITTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
uati.on s1uars Il2a Broadway. Harlem
branch: s4s Lemon nve.. BET. l21th and l2stn
st Brooklyn Branch: 21s-22o LiVinsston ~
pr,vst. .Ssons and Glasses. School or Resi-
aence Terms Reasonable. Trial Iesson roe
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
Grand Yachting Cruises

REn "lD LIME PIER Il, ,,,yg WALL ,dsr ST.
For San Juan p. r., La Guayra, Pto. CaoeAo'
Curacao and Maracalbo via Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1s.CAKAcAS. Feb. l
FOR Mayaguez Z. r. Ia Guayra. Curacao and
Maracaibo.
MAPACAIBO. Jan II ZILlA -........-.Jan. -
Superior Accommoda tions for Passengers.
BLISS. DALTETT & CO.
General Managers. ~ wall 81
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
pIalIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

.Eg dividend per cent Tex dividend -
nov
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
bNL y ~TN~'
FURNISHED by Van Schaick & Co. No. Wall
street,
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CANVASSERS, house to house, in
greater New York, on a newsPa-
per proposition; good pay 70 ener-
eetic workers. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
,-,%-y- 4 sF,Fs wanted 10 take orders for music
and music books. liberal commission. Geo
At'iineux. l50 5th ave. New York.
0E,FTC,F Roy wanted. Apply Tribune Office.
second foor. l54 Nassau st.
-,,Il5sITAN for Central South America. state
. ',ni-.-ti,uiars and salary. Apply by letter
only. 10 Kalter. secretary, Jersey city. y. J.
"a 4 S-.T7T-T -Fxperienced man and wife without
- rbIIdreu. 10 do general house and yard
1,LS ~ o. Logan, Douglas, MyO.
Female.
yps pLLSBURY Ho0"R' Ta Fagslioss} Rr2s5t ss57 Asy
VIZ" 5O7 9TH AVE.
e.,-,tfes.-Famlles, schools, institutions. Etc
;reeaarrbcrs. Goveruesses. Nurses ladies' Maids
ty'l,g.lreeuers secretaries Companions Etc.
WORK WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

by williams, Mcconnell 6 Cole
man, No 30 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
TIME TABLES.

tPREsIDENT LINCOLN Jan. IL. 0 AN.
'fBATAyIA IA...........Jan. 81. o A. ~.
tPREsIDENT GRANT. Jan. %, 0 AM.
'sPENNsYLyANIA. 90. Feb Q, p. ".
iHambarg direct. Hamburg via
Cherbourg Second cabin only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
Played Tennis and Baseball.

Sinclair was charged with playing
tennis. The others. with the excep-
ton OF Steinline. were accused Of
playing bacban. Brown took this rad.
zeal step because he was arrested last
week for breaking up u single tax
So, In default he served five days in
Jail.
When the author of The Jungle"
and his followers We're arraigned be.
fore the magistrate, the small Office
and the street We're packed with spec
tators. Sinclair acted as spokesman
for the defendants When the charges
were read TO the accused they all ad-
mitted having played the games last
Sunday, while the ice cream man con-
fessed to having sold the edible
The magistrate called Brown as the
prosecuting witness, He was not pop
ula- with the Arden!tes, as repeated
sneers proved After stating that he
saw the defendants playing tennis and
baseball. he said:
Prisoners Disturbed His Peace.
II am opposed to the residents of
Arden INDUCING in bo!sterous games
quiet. sane Sunday. and these fellows
yell something dreadful about my
neighborhood. While serving MY term
in Jail last week I decided TINT the
laws were benefit after all. and l
determined TO bring these d!sturbers
10 account"
Sinclair informed the magistrate that
he and his friends had consulted three
lawyers all OF whom told them they
could not be found guilty OF the
charges. This caused the magistrate
10 remark: Lawyers make mistakes
Il vii! make note OF that" replied
the author socialist FOR future refer.
ence. The magistrate then said YOU
al admit having played the games and
having sold the ice cream" It occur
ting 10 The head OF the minor court
that the eleven would DOUBTLESS refuse
70 pay their fines and would so 10 Jail
as martyrs OF the cause. he continued:
= trip to the workhouse WIFI do you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
WIFE FINDS HUSBAND
THOUGHT DEAD NINE YEARS

Washington. August 2.-Mourned as
dead for nine years. Miles * Cren-
shaw. alleged wife deserter, is under
arrest IL St Paul. Mimi. according
10 dispatch received at Police Head
quarters this morning.
Crenshaw who is about forty-ive
years old, disappeared from his home
in this city in 1902. When he failed 60
return within a reasonable time. Mrs.
Crenshaw notified the police and a
general alarm was sent out for him.
Police all over the country were fur
;ished with his description. and after
a search that lasted more than a year
Crenshaw's relatives came to the con
clusion tina, he was dead.
short time ago Mrs. Crenshaw
learned that her husband was in ST
Paul working for the Tri-State Tele-
phone Company. She took the matter
up with the District Attorneys Office,
and last month the grand july returned
an indictment charging him with nom
support. He was arrested last night
in st. Paul al the request Of the Wash
ington police, and Will be brought 10
this city by a deputy United States
marshal