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New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
NOW" TIME FOR SUFFRAGE
Meeting Called to Answer As
sertion That 1t Isn't.

Mrs John Martins recent assertion that
a. no time would womau's entrance INTO
politics be more inopportune than now ap-
pears 20 have provided q cue for joint
meeting OF the William Lloyd Garrison
Eaual Rights Association and the 18th AS
sem1'y District Club OF the Woman Suf-
frage party 20 be held IL the Master
music studios Broadway and l0sth street,
on Saturday evening.
The programme includes an address on
why Politics Need Women Now" with
TIE now" in huge capitals, and Oswald
Garrison Willard. president Of the Mems
League Cor Woman Suffrage, IS TO be the
principal speaker. Other speakers Will be
d. Thomas e.. Hall. professor Of ethics
a. Tho Union Theological Seminary: Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman. editor OF THE
Forerunner". Professor James Harvey
Robinson. OF Columbia University: Or. Ed
win T. slosson. editor Of "The Indepen-
dent and Mr. Helen Hay-Grecly
Among the patrons are Professor and
Mrs. Charles Beard. Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Fervey. Professor and Mrs. James Harvey
Robinson Mrs William Q. Shepherd. Pro
fes-or and MIS- William p. Trent Profess
sor Charles =. Fagnani. Professor and Mrs.
John Dewey. Professor and Mrs. William
T. Montague. Professor and Mrs Henry
L. Seager. DIT and Mrs Edwin z. slosson.
Professor and 2lrs. Herbert Gardiner Lord
ana Miss Mabel Foote Weeks marrou Of
Brooks HAL Barnard College.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

-,e least bit OF trimming, their CHEZ
sdo-nnert being the hneness OF the mate
-isIs Of which they are made The lining
of the poke is an important matter for
This is what frames the face. II may be
Of shirred chiffon in a becoming color OF
lace or any other delicate fabric that
rarp4rs to be preferred. ANY decorations
there may be are generally in the form OF
v-reaths Of tiny flowers. medallions or
something else Of this kind that can be
arrlfed far. one pretty little bonnet had
on the poke and IN the centre Of the
crown. under d yelling Of fine lace. simple
designs done IN narrow blue and pink RID
hons.
Not only on poke bonnets are the trim
rings this season remarkable sor their
siupHcity. but on other kinds Of chill
5ren's hats as we'll The four hats illus
-~ared today are good examples CT the
forms Of decoration employed The rrs'
bonnet. Of q coarse. glossy. black shk
straw. lined with pink crepe, has a oahd
of blacl. velvet and wreaths Of little pink
~ozes. and next comes tiny AFFAIR Of gold
embroidery on a gold colored foundation
which is trimmed with black velvet. The
-bfr5 hat Is Of I soft, blush lavender
,-rav. and its turned up front Is caught
nv two white straw wings. bound with
black velvet White straw wings adorn
,7e wide hat underneath also. but here
t7ev are yelled with black tulle and held
b- a bunch Of red velvet cherries. The
hat is Of black straw.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Alfred Mixsell, as Administrator or the goods
-hatteIs and credits OF Nagdalena MiSsen. de-
ceas.d Plaintiff. against Irene G0idDerger et al
Defenjants. In pursuance ~ Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action an bearing GATE the aln
dav or March. 1911, |. the undersigned. the
Referee i'm said Judgment named. will sell at
public auction. az the Exchange Salegrcom, Nos
i4-iG Vesey street. in the Borough ot Man
haitian, city Of New York. OF the l2th day OF
AUrif 1911 AZ l. o'clock noon that day. BY
Joseph =. Day arctione-r, the premises directed
bv said Judgment 70 be sold. and therein de-
s.rlbed as follows All that certain lot. piece
or marcel OF land with the building and i'm
feirg In the Borough of Manhattan. OF the city.
County and state OF New York bounded ana
described a. follows: Beginning 81 point on
the northerly side Of East 56th street. distant
27J feet westerly from the corner formed oy
Tho intersection of the westerly side of % ave
ruc with the northerly side Of East JSth street
running thence nOrtheriy, parallel with "a ave
rue and nar- n the way tGrOugh "A party wall
100 feet inches 20 the centre .ire Of the block
Block - feet. thence southerly. again parallel
with "a avenue. and part or the way through
a party wall 100 feet ; inches TO the n0rtheriy
side OF East 5Gth street. and thence easterly
along the northerly side oc East o5th street:
- feet 10 the point or place OF beginning. said
premises being now known by the street num-
Der 23i East Goth street.
Dated, New York. March 81. 1911.
FRANK CASE HAYDEN. Referee
IRVING KATZ. Attorney FOR Plaintif, - Wall
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is n diagram ~ the properly
10 be sold. its street number Is a3i East o5th
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
RIVAL CLUBS IN SESSION
Lawyers Profit by Dispute OF
Theatre Organizations.

In old days young lawyers had hard
time at the start 10 get clients. They
don't now Warning women's clubs give
them all the occupation they need. Two
OF them. George Fl. Savage and +. =.
Radtke put in a busy afternoon yester-
day at the Hotel As,or playing star parts
I'm rehearsal Of There's Much In some
Names: or Which Faction Is Really '"e
Theatre Club
What Mrs. Belle de Rivera. the presi-
dent told every one was the IheAie
Club of New York met in the Coiese
Room. on the eighth floor. That was Ia
tion number one. Faction number t"o'
headed by Mrs J. Christopher Marks pu'
on its best clothes and gathered III 'ne
Pose Room. on the first ioor. feeling Sc
cure in the fact that It was Incorporated
last week under the name OF the Iheatre
Club. o ..m had
barely banged the gavel. when MT IS-e
sLinr,ed agitatedly to her side IT.,
was moments conference. ana NiS
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
BEAUTY MUCH ADORNED
Mrs. Langtry Chooses Costly
Settings fo~ Personal Charms.

Lady de Eatue--3ire Langty-farous a.
s1e is for beauty. docs not attempt 10 do
without tlc additional adornment OF pur-
rie and a. linen she is wearing just now
a. tlo ururr Lane Theatre. London. in her
new play. "Tho Sins of Society" number
G, eyccpuoraily artistic creations from the
honse lf laQun in that city n the first
'H she eppears in an afternoon gown Of
spring blue which ls said 20 be IN perfect
hsrmony with har violet eyes Tho ma
''i'ais 0rr satin ard chiffon, with a belt
ana motifs cr venetian lace. Shc also
wears in this act an evening dress or en-
.'i' green. black and silver
m TO- racccoureo at L0ngchamps. IN the
S'''n1 act Ladr do Bathc is seen in ivory
."r' and ior Tho country she has simple
'i's- oi Turquoise blue ard white striped
'.''.'h. She wear during a very pathetic
'ie h int third aot Il dinner dress of
'ia'N' oi1 blue and orange. with black
.7iiNS "Iar a home dress worn in the
NaF''n 'i her yilla IS white. almost entirely
'eNed with black chiffon. In the fifth act
royal blue mantle with ID large collar and
Guns OF oiack velvet is worn and in tho
s'Nln ac- al Cd wedding an Old rose dress
oi extremely simple design.
IN me planning of these gowns there has
L~'h given ar admirable lesson on the value
o' color ior though no two Of them are
~ The least alike Zoo tone. all arc effective.
Nho'ner Thing that has been noticed il mat
''.'fe is NOT 90 be- seen in any of them the
''a"' approach to the harem skirt. which
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
PICTURESQUE MODES
They Come to Little Girls IN
Their Purest Forms.

The picturesqueness that distinguishes
~ -renv Of the present modes IS nowhere
-,,re noticeable than in millinery FOR little
r,rls Here all the quaint STYLES Of head
gear that have been revived for the beneht
80 the grovn-ups are seen IN greater pur-
tty Of form. for they have not been SUD
,ected 70 the processes OF transformation
thought necessary TO bring them into mar
monv with the character Of the modern
woman. Poke bonnets for the baby are
the real thing. completely covering the
hack OF the head and projecting far over
the face In a way that the adult specimen
OF this kind of head covering never does
unless II is intended for motoring.
The bonnets for little girls need only
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

before they are sent 20 their destination.
There seems no place for such a building
as 7 have described"
Count L. l. Tolstoy gave brief talk. in
which he admitted that he didn't hold 70
the teachings OF his great father.
He taught me that ideals were old" the
speaker said. Il admit that prefer aims;
they are more practical But I believe the
aim Of the world should be Seace. once I
believed that war was necessary. but l
have changed. Let us spend no mora money
10 build Dreadnoughts; let US spent It to
educate the people for peace"
The Princess Troubetskoy tAmslie Rtves)
sat AT the left OF Or. r. r. 7 Could. who
presided.
Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske came II for
a few minutes. Another guest was Mrs.
George G. Riggs CKate Douglas Wiggin).
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
ACADEMY OF DESIGN YIELDS
Gives Up Idea of Building All
It's Own. Saws Alexander.

John w. Alexander confessed 20 the
League for Political Education. a. it's an
nual luncheon in the Hotel Astor yester-
day. that the National Academy OF Design
had given up all thought Of building for
itself alone -
1T Is our misfortune that We have no
gallery for exhibitions" ne added. There
Is plenty Of good work done by New York
artists. but no place where IL can be
shown. The Society OF Mural Painters Is
putting forth some fine things. things It
would be an education for the public 10 see
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
56tIl street.

rh. ,nuroximate amount Of the lien or charge
% satisfy which the above described properly
- =, NJ sold is Twenty thousand seven nun
arsd and eiehty-fve and 22-iO0 dollars so
20 2a1 with interest thereon from the lsth day
- Nsr,b 1911 together with costs and allow
~ -. - ar,orutirr 10 Three hundred and eighty
ard LEO dollars (S3s6.i with interest rom
March Goth 1871. together with the expenses OK
- 80 - rrhe approximate amount OF the taxes,
ssseysmerts and water rates, or other nshs.
-,htsn are "a be allowed 10 the purchaser our u
I've rurchass money. or paid by the Referee; Is
i-S,,r hundred and f0rty-seven and 6I-lOo dollars
Cs44T 67) aud interest -
ratsI NeU YORK March 2ist. 1911
rRANK CASE HAYDEN. Referee
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BLUSHiNG APPLES.

"Blushing apples" are a pretty dessert
Select finely favored cooking apples Of me
dunn size and cook them very gently in a
syrup favored with a little red cuTant
Jelly Carefully remove the apples. put
them into a crystal dish and pour the syrup
around them. Eli tne centres Of the apples
with sweetened whipped cream, forming
little rosette OF the cream over the top.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
PROPOSALS.

CT-STON HOUSE. NEW YORK, y N.-CCl.-
l.ctors Office. April %. 1oll.-Supplies Tor
Revenue Cutters.-~caled proposals Tor iur
nirhiug and delivering supplies. ratons anu
coal 10 vessels OF the Revenue cutter service
stationed or temporarily at New
York. New York and delivered on board SAID
y.ssels at that place al such times ana III
sucn quantities as may De required turing th7
oscnl wear enGing June 30. 1912, wul be ~
ceived AZ TINS Office until O'Clock p. n oi
Thursdry APRIL -. 1911, 81 Which time ana
rIsce they VIII be publicly opened. blank
fo-r,s OF proposals for supplies. rations and
coal showing articles 0f ship chan4lerY ana
couDoncnt parts Of ratiOns. with specinca-
ions and stipu!atlons as to coal may be had
mon aDpi!catiou 20 this office. Proposals
p,Ist be- submitted on these forms. separate
bfds will also be received al the same ume
and place f.r lubricattng ana Illuminating
OUs The rieh- .s reserved TO reject any or All
btda and 20 waive defects II n Is deemed for
WILLIAM LOEB. il. Collector.
W EST POINT y. Y. APRIL !. 1otl.-
sealed proposals. in tripliCate. subject 70 the
urugi conditions. for furnishing forage and
s,roy, AZ this Post, will be received until =
s'ciock p ~. MAJ T. 1911 Deliveries 20 be
made durins the fiscal year ending June so.
tni9 TIE a. & reserves 'hc right % accept Or
~ fCrf INV or all proposals or any part tnereot
nor further information address ObAkIbh-
MASTER. West Point. y. y. -
1PNy BUILDING. new YORK CITY, April.
2 1911 if-seaied proposals. IN tripiicate. Will
D.. received here until 10 o'clock a NJ, May :.
fofi for printing required a. this Depot dur
a.. The fscal year beginning July J. lbll- In
forrn 4 ton upon application.
NJ. GRAY ZALINSkI. Depot -. NJ
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Of Interest TO SVOmen

Nine Pa 1uin condemns most emphatically.
THE "giftie" once craved by Burns. 'to see
ourseIs as ithers see us" she believes
would be all that would be needed TO induce
any woman who once wore a skirt Of this
kind TO betake herself Immediately 90 some
thing more conventional.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

F0E sALE--A man VINO knows me '..o,,1s,t'"n So On"
soda business can buy fpienllo .Dp 80 he
-.-'rt.. ,,,,i,,no,i. rresent owner has not tne
-.of.er 10 q. ahead with ~. and unless ~ ,,- 10
81. money 10 not answer Ibis ai'er Iii mt
Ili. tf ,.., have ard win write n.. w, Ps
, ot. ,yt.. g.. = great business. ADDRESS 70 To-
-i.ervin Sis Grant Bldg. Los Angeles. al
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
LOST BANkBOOkS.

T-osr on STOLEN -Bankb. ok No. 5lo.o4l ot
,sc German savings Bank in The city OF New
-, corner tth ave. and itth St. Issued IN
-taries Klund All persons arr cautioned
against negotiating the sHme II nor returned
~ ~ ,h1 hank on the i2ih DAY u April duplicate
will be ISSUED.
I0sT-Bankbook 80. ~. -9d Bank FOR savings
9s0 an ave. New York Paym stopped.
please return book % hank "
i-ossT- T,1nkbo5k 40 $50. 55o Bank for Savings.
9so an ave. New York Payment sinppei.
please return book % banA "
--5,s.r- handbook 40 eG0. ~ Bank FOR savings.
.,sn An ave N-x York Payment stopped.
t,,..s. return book 20 hank.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
TIIE WAsUI\GTON STORAGE WARE
: UOUsE A VAN COMPANY. LIMITED.
IN san0 EIGHTH AVENUE.


To Whom II May Concern. The following
described property. 20 wit: household goods,
t,er..n,l effec,s and merchandise, belonging
=, or he'd for account of Geo. G. Bates, jr.,
Mrs Reginald Berg. \. II. Brown, Miss j. O.
punker r. W. Butler Miss Edith Co"an'
+ q Davis Mrs Mary Dawson. Miss \. ".
Eastman. Mrs B. Frank. Mrs. Annie Fried
man " II. Garner. Miss r HUI Fhsodore
Weinzle Mr. Pearl Jones. J. 4 Lee. Mrs-
Anna seaman Murray. Mrs. J. A Meyer Guy
Osboru " 4 Parsons. Mrs. X. ". Patterson
y perez r. T.. Plepsr, Mrs. Maud Raymond
Tr. alice Eaulsberry. ID. H. Seamon. Airs.
Wabei 4 smith Albert Wagner. Joseph Walk
er William 10. Weide, r. II. Williams, Mrs.
Emma Wuln will be- sold 20 satisfy the zen
~ the undersigned thereon at public auction
10 m. highest bidder, at No. $500 ElGiIH
AVENUE. Borough Of Manhattan New roah
C.t,v ON MONDAY. APRIL II. 1911. at 1880
"a, and on each succeeding Monday there
after until said sale be completed
Dated NEW YORK. MARCH 90 1911.
,rfJE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
UorsE a VAN COMPANY. LIMITED.
$500 EIGHTH AVENUE.
NEW YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
FOR SALE.

NJ, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. used once fufniturs
desks. typcwritera. cash registers a.. ns'..ts ad
machines fnifneographs. hiing caoinr,i,oss cheek
sr,',er -. toolcase NATHAN. = Whits -.
pool. TABLE. very good condition. APpy i"
afi 81 Jersey 1lty.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
BANANAS AND MUTTON.

Bananas fried In butter and seasoned
with a tiny pinch OF salt and paprika are
often used as an accompaniment to roast
mutton.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors, Govern
esses ETC., 10 Colleges. schools and Families
Apuly 70 Mrs 81 j. YOUNG-FULTON.
81 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
LOST AND FOUND.

,,ttb diamonds. : NJ. Pennsylvania train
pht,sdeiphia TO New York. March - either IN
dining car. parlor car. HUDSON Innne. OF aiter
Ken NJ sharp. 1891 Chestnut ST.. rhiladel-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SAMPSON & NELSON
Employment Bureau
HELP WANTED.

Ec Fourth Avenue Firs. class help all ma
tfonalf,iea for privaf. families References
Investigated Telephone. 1858 Madison SInare.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
AUCTION SALES

r,. ,-,f,--t-r- ar an execution. ! viii sell, al No
d.. c-t ave Room :. Manhattan. on AIli..
p folf at 10 a. In. 20 pairs OF ,au.s anu
Qerflcn1ou'S shoes James }. Dcz'i' "'".a
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
DIRE ESSM 4 KING.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

URESSM MAKEK-C0mpetcnt dressnak1' L.
% E,st f9fb A. Tel f0s --tuy VS.. ..--
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
TYPEWRITlNo AND TYPEWairERs

VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau 81. Catalogue
free. all makes taken part payment par ans
In undorw oods. Rsmingtons. Olvein smltnA
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

,,,f-arFC7TVEs. shadov-ng. investigations. rea-
.cpsbIe charges MERCHANTS SECRET
SERVICE BUREAU. + sAMWICk. Manage.
500 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

Young Man 1s) would Ike a position rs
Office assistant or stock clerk. Wiling 20
start for fair salarv *. 3. BQN IL. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

HIGHEST rPlCFs Tor diamonds. pearls, ot
gold. estabiished Is44 MIS- - '"-"
f4a
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
COACHMAN USFFr-L-rhoroughl experienced
A. yearz' personal references: city or country.
$50 500. O., Industrial Association Employment
Agercy. IL West 42d 81. Phone 52l0 Bryant
COACHMAN Single; thoroughly experienced in
all branches sober. honest. willing 10 DO some
housewOrk II required; best reference city or
country. c. 3. "a. Tribune Uptown Office. 1894
Broadway.
COACHMAN- Married. no family Understands
care Of dne horses. carriages good rider also
can run Chalmers car. wife good cook or laun-
dress IL required: excellent references. ]. j..
Tribune Uptown office. 1864 Broadway.
COACHMAN N-Lately landed: excellent refer
ence: country preferred. Michael s3s 81 ave
care Scanloi,
COCPLE-English Protestants. wife excellent
cook. good manager, caterer: man willing 70
Re generally useful, viii take position hotel
club institution or private family, Al refer
ences leading New York families. c., Miss
TitzGerald's Bureau. 5o3 5th ave entrance t2tl
COUPLE - Norwegian; woman excellent cook.
man thoroughly good about place. familiar
with kennel worh understands dogs etc. Coop
cr's Agency, $50 Sixth ave -Ssth az
COUPLE-Scotch Protestants. gardener-coach-
man wife excellent cook: six years excellent
references. Industrial Association Employment
Agency. Il Vest A. ST.
COUPLE -Coiored. private family, chauffeur,
competent, repairs. generally useful vic cook.
assist laundry. references. Brown. - West
Goth r..
EXPERIENCED working farm manager: can
take entire charge II gentleman estate
IiclNu80lN uilusIrEdihl- dii LII
machinery. raising crops. stock, sheep. poultry
also handling men for best results. wife r-.t
butter maker. EXCELLENT references car
penter's Ag-ncy. l54 6th ave-
ARDENEH--, ierman. 80. married. wishes posi-
tion on gentleman country place, with smaIl
green house. six ycars' experience; well recon
mendel. Address Gardener. 1884 Broadway
GAEDENER--Msd age, take care horses.
COWS. poultry furnace ard be useful al
around genriemsns place. references D.
300 Pear 81.
R-FLORIsT-German; 81: ver- good
references: long experience IN ever branch ~
gardening and Horticulture state details Stof-
mer. - -th ave.
GARDENER Young scotchmau; married no
family. thoroughly familiar with the care or A
private place. expectations Uodsrafr Jones, care
Seel store. v Nesey 81
GARDENER-Mi Middle-aged married small fam
lis. thoroughly cOnversant with his calling. Is
seeking position on private place Williams,
Elliotts seed store. - Nesey st
GARDENER. unmarried. with lots ot get-up 70
him. is looking fcr position on a private
place. excellent references y X care Elliott
seed store. ~ Nesey st
GARDENER-USEFUL MAN.-singIe. glass
frames: good vegetable and flower grower use
fIl Al anything needed. best reference. Carpen-
ter.s Agency. la dth ave.
USEFUL MAN-COOK, 6c.-By man and wife;
man generally useful garden: wife good cook.
first class laundressi best references. Finnish
couple Iussa Agency. so Lexington ave. Tel.
4453-plaza.
VALET-German. first class. good linguist four
years excellent personal reference, $50. city or
country A. Industrial Employment Agency. II
West i2d st. Tel J.Ol Bryant
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YOUNG MAN 10. two years business expert
ence high school graduate. knowledge ot dou-
bls entry bookkeeping desires position hest ref
erences Address H. s.. Tribune Uptown Ott1cs.
I3f4 Proaiway
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246 West 53d :;

pAY'S WOgK-Handy man: experienced clean
ting packing furniture. floors oiled cleaned. pot
ished carpets altered. laid. u y. Broafnax
246 West .3d 81.
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Female.

aged lady would Ike re-
uiol: could assist With
: travel: moderate COM
erences. Address Box
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HAuFFEU R.-German, married. mechanic
experienced foreign and domestic ears.
rtrictly temperate, wishes position in country.
TuIius Klesrath. Port Washington. Long Isl
asd. TelerhOns, Ss-I.
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COMPANION 70 lady or family travelling in
Europe. this summer. b. American lady. Of ed
ucation and experience, herc and abroad. speak
lug French fuently, slsc Italian anu German
terms moderate highest Of references given. VI.
r.. Box 235. Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1864 Broad
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COOK swedish: irst class all branches city
references city or country. si0-SJo ".
Miss Bucklcys Agency. Il West 42d. Phone.
I1s7 BRYANT
C0OK-W ArTREss.- Young German. together
or separately. four years in last situation. J..
Miss Hofmayer's Agency 32o-322 5th ave. Tela-
phone 45:7-Madison So.
COOK-Very neat American excellent cook.
baker: competent in all branches. takes entire
charge kitchen hes; references. So. Osterberg's
Agency Tl6 Lexington ave. Tel 1055-Plaza.
COOK-WA WAITRESS.- first class. highly
recommended swedish girls. both excellent in
their respective capacities. Osterberg Agency.
ZIG Lexington ave. Tel. l0o5--Plaza
COUPLE.-Swedish; young. neat man coach
baier etc excellent references. $50 Osterherg' ;
Ageucy 7ig Lexington ave. Tel. l055-Plaza
TTOI I-SFVORKER.-C Competent. Scotch Protes-
tanr. good cook laGndress small family; ref
arencas Wilson. AZ West Both St. one flight
up ,care Of HelwiclQ.
iI0I sEWORK - By neat Protestant, middle
aged woman; prefers position In small family
wages $40 monthly. excellent references. Irwin 5
Agency. u West l1th ST
INFANTS NURSE.-Thoroughly experienced (:
understands all food excellent references.
X. Miss FitzGerads Bureau 5O3 9TH ave
entrance. i2d.
KrTCHENMAID or HOUSEwoRK.-Neat Young
Swedish girl: speaks English city references.
sis Osterhergs Agency, 1i6 Lexington ave
r-4Dy.s NArp--EngIish. understands hair
dressing manicuring excellent seamstress'
citv or country. excellent references. H..
Miss FltzGerald's Bureau. SOB 9th ave, en-
trance f2d.
1T-7TpEFSS--First class. shirts. collars.
curs. CxceIlent references. city or country,
so5-sao H. Miss Buckleys Employment
Agency Il West I'D phone. TfsI Bryant
i.ArNDREss.- .-FIVt class: can DO shirts. fine
linens. hest references. Finnish woman. jus
.,la Agency. $50 Lexington ave
rA,'NDIlEss - First class IN every respect.
shirts collars. etc. Norwegian 50: city or
country Cooper's Agency. G0I sixth ave, near
2sth. -------
MISS CURRY's AGENCY
Eor excellent Domestic Male and Female Help.
20 WEST 42ND ST. 5TiI FLOOR.
HFSPFCTABLE LADY wonld like position as
companion or housekeeper for bachelor
apartmsnts best OF reference. Widow. Box y.
Tribune once.
WArTREss. First class. city references city
ar country. s23 $50 -. Mlss Buckley :
Agency. II West 42d. Phone. 74sI BRYANT.
y,..TrpESa tall English girls II
fnrnfbs' excellent reference this Side W 10
$40 Waldorf Agency, u West 3Sd -. fhone
80 Madison.
WAITRESS German girl, competent has
friend laundress. shirts. collars, Guns. highly
re-ounmenfei. city country. Morruw's Agency,
5.I Lexington ave- corner "eth 81
yTNrTRFss assist chamherwOrt: young German
e.od CITY references. g. Miss H0tmayer :
Agency 3ao-sea 18th ave. Telephone 432'-hadi-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

C-gAT-F'FCTR GA. American. desires position
with reliable party. experienced on Pierce Ar
rox National and Peerless cars; excellent refer
erce Arthur Arndt G2l 10Th st. Brooklyn.