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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21
John MALONE IS SAVED
BY TIMELY RECOGNITION

John Malone. collector Tor the Pruden-
t!ai Insurance company sat IN a corner
Of a room az the home OF Mrs. A. ID
Anderson. S0ii Martha street. wondering
az AIRS. Anderson's loquaciD. The con-
versation was rather silly and neoherent
TOO. he thought
Presently knock sounded on the door.
With an unusual air OF mystery. Mrs.
Anderson arose from her chair and went
10 the door. returning 20 the pariOr with
Detectives Van Dusen and Ring.
Then Malone learned the reason for the
foolish questions. the random small talk
and the air OF mystery.
Mrs AnderSon's home had been robbed
Of - some time yesterday and as he had
been there 20 collect once before. neigh
borS gave Mrs. Anderson a description OF
him When he returned In the evening
Alrs. Anderson invited him into the parloi
ana engaged him in long conversation
.-'-'i@ i..lne.nber 81 TIE family nstlged tss
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21
LOYALTY TO HIS DUTY
COSTS LAWMAKER LIFE

Howard Whitney, one OF the old set
tiers OF sarpy county, died in Omaha sat
urday night. lie had been ailing for
three weeks. Mr.. whitney was born and
reared In Illinois and came to sarpy
county about forty years ago. Ito fol-
owed various occupations during the
early years OF his residence In Nebraska,
tut for many years past had been en-
xaged in farming near Springfield. For
hree successive terms he was elected
heriff Of serpy county; he twice was
elected state representative. The illness
which caused his death came upon him
during his last term at Lincoln. where
he had gone from a sick bed that he
might cast his vote upon an important
measure,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Inquiry Into Creosote Block Paving
Contracts Will Be Made.
KUGEL ASKS FOR INVESTIGATION
Chairman of the Committee on
Paving wants Matter Examined
aud FUN Report Made at
Once.

a. c. kugei. chairman OF the present
committee on paving Of the city council
and also holding that position when the
contracts were let for the creation Of a
creosoted wood block paving district in
troducod a resolution at the regular meet
ing Of the council last night asking for
an investigation Of the methods employed
by contractors In securing creosoted
wood block contracts. The resolution.
which was adopted. fo.sows
whereas. there has been considerable
comment on the hish prices paid In the
city OF Omaha for the laying down Of
creosotsd wood block payements. and in
called paving combine handling paving
material has been severely criticised for
alleged high-handed methods In this and
other cities as 10 the cost OF payements.
Therefore be Il
Resolved. That the committed OF the
Whole Investigate into the practices Of
contractors and the cost OF creosoted
wood block pavements. 80 far as the city
Of Omaha Is concerned, and report back
10 the council at the earliest practicable
1ate.
Auditorium stock Donations.
a concurrent resolution stating that II
was a wieq and provdent action for the
city 70 allow those holding stock in the
Auditorium to donate Il TO the city, 90
be held for reasonable time. and n the
Auditorium was not purchased to be re-
turned was passed. The city clerk was
Instructed 10 prepare blanks and send
yah stockholders. giving the purport OF
the resolution and asking for the dona-
lions. The expense OF the proceedings
VIM be paid out Of the miscellaneous fund.
ViRduct Matters.
- -r..tAa
TO Emil and Arthur Brandeis TO construct
a viaduct from the Brandeis stores TO the
Peoples building in which they have
leased space. Their bonds for the work
were approved.
Looking toward the repair OF the
Eleventh street viadact and to q settle
ment OF the legal controversy now exist
ing between the city and The Missouri
Pacific and Burlington railroads. a reso-
luton was submitted by Davis granting
these two corporations permission TO re-.
pair the viaduot 1t was referred 70
the committee OF the whole.
An ordinance was passed granting the
Missouri Pacific permission to lay a track
at Pacifio and Thirty-nlnth streets.
DR.. r. w. Conneli submitted a com.
mnnication suggesting that the old
emergency hospital be designated a pest
house" to avoid embarrassment IN tho
appointment OF funds. The oommuni-
cation WAS referred 70 the committee OF
the whole.
Report by the building inspector placed
the estimate OF the cost OF needed re-
pairs at the emergency hospital at $3.50
City Comptroller CosErove submitted
the following estimates from departments
OF the expenses for 1912, which are sle,.
O0g5S less than was expended In 1911:
nena 70. Irrfnandaa Aakat a.,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21

who Malone Vas and she begged his par
don.
u was Malone's SECOND experience Of
being suspected a. burglar. when Leo
Hoffman went on a vacation last SUM
mer nc invited Malone 10 take charge OF
his residence which Is across the street
from the home OF Detective Dan fahey.
His first night there Detective Bahey
saw lights in the home and went out TO
arrest narauder. His recognition OF
Malone saved the latters life.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21
Total
.t,.,....,,.....tI,Vl5,I If.N0 N,VIol y
f4aaaa Patronage.

Ao4ne PateShaHe'
A communication from the Manufac-
turers, association. which consists OF 5o2
concerns employing between r.ooO and
ls.coo people and representing N0Wo0oo
capital. was read. asking that home pat
Tonage would be Of material benefit
A resolution defining the duties OF the
special committee OF three appointed to
investigate telephone rates In the city
was adopted
Three banks--The United States National
The city National and the Nebraska
acknowledgements TO be designated a.
city repositories. The requests were re-
ferrtd 10 the committee On finance and
claims.
The request OF Df. Council Tor an. auto.
mobile Ter the milk Inspector was refegred
10 the committee OF the whole.
Report was made that no bids had
been received for the tarpaulln covers
intended for use for salvage purposes az
fires
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21
HEADQUARTERS TO OMAHA
HuDp Exchange system Makes
Changes and Increased Floor

Financial headquarters of the Hupp
Automobile exchange system have been
Transferred from Kansas City TO Omaha
and the Omaha offices moved from the
ninth to the thirteenth floor OF the City
National Bank building and the floor
space doubled. Irwin Hupp has beeome
financial agent and will be assisted by
a. d. Northrup. r. r. Hume, Gus Bolton
T. A. Bedwell and +. A. waliestedt. J. G.
Benson has been made publicity agent
for the company
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-21
nabIea Threatened

by Group. coughs or colds are soon re-
lieved by the use OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery. 60 cents and $780, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
EnPEcI 0suRE SALES.

sT-PRESfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
lanes Blaine and John +. scnotz. PAN
fing against Moses Scheyer ana others, De
fendanfs In pursuance of a judgment or fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In the
bove-entitied action and bearing date the TN
dav of september. 1911 I. the undersigned the
T9.ferae hi said Judgment named, viii sell at
pubIic auction. at the Exchange Salesrl ON, Nos
"a Ia Vesev street. In the Borough OF Manhat-
ian Clty OF New York on the 30 day o. Octo-
6ar tpf1 M y O'Clock noon on that day by
roseph p Day Auctioueer. the premises an ,cleh
Nv rali Judgment TO be sold. and therein de-
ecrihad qa follows: All those two certain lots
nieces or parcels OF land. With the buildings and
i-uroyef,ents thereon erected, situate. lylng anu
being I'M The Borough Of Manhattan. city OF
Neyy York ard bounded and described as io,-
lows. Beginning AZ a point on the southery
line = i8iet street. distant 3d0 feet westerly
cor, The Intersection OF the Southerly line or
ia1-. sect with the Westerly line OF Fifth
Avenue. running thence Westerly along the
soutrcriv line Of i3lst street. 30 feet; thence
S0,itIeriy parallel with Fifth Avenue, 30 feet II
t,rErs 10 The centre line OK the block thence
r,e+orfy along said centre line OF tfe block ~
feef. thence Northerly again parallel with flrtn
tge-ue gg feet n inches % the point OF pace
~ harinnlng said premises being known ~,
street and Number as Nos. > ana ~ west
I'I Dstad New York. September sth. 1911
MAX ALTMAGER. Referee
MAURICE s HYMAN. Attorney TOT Fiainllm.
ofrca and Toetoffce address, No. 90 l-lb-rly
street New York CTS.
--te following is a diagram of the properly 70
to I'D. rs street numbers are - and 30 v ST
fS1st Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
WORK WANTED.

Ws7TFESs'-For trenton. y J.. two IN fam
Ir. $50 Miss FitzGernldH hmpdoy Hle"'
Rrrss, .l9 -fr ave Entrance on 42d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

Following Mayor Gayuors inspection. the
public will be allowed a close view of the
motor vehicles.
With Mayor Gaynor on his tour Of in
specuon will be Commissioner Johnson, his
deputies and the chief of department.
After the inspection the apparatus will move
up Broadway to the exhibit building. one
OF the features of the Fire Department ex-
hibit viii be the Giant new gasolene
pumping engine of l26 horsepower, which
can pump IA gallons Of water a minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
REVIEW FIRE AUTOS
MAYOR To Be Greeted by Old
u0rses and New Apparatus.

,..ror Gaynor will be presented to
.ood and The Abbott. the two oldest
B'er in the Fire Department, tomorrow
h" NJ the City Hail. After this for
u oreseutation the Mayor win officially
"a = the Fire Departments new automo-
re''e .,naratus. some OF which VIII be part
a'' ,se Budget Exhibit to be opened this
Of ~ 20 in the old Tefft-Weller Building,
? !. 40. $50 Broadway.
., -, Abbott is twenty-five years old. and
nsen responding to fre calls for the
"a. evenly years. He is one of three
- which draw Engine a., in The Bronx.
IV.,.,rood is twenty-five years old. and
heen working for the city since he was
- wears old. He Is now attached to the
= vagon Of Engine 80. at Hudson and
80 will be nineteen pieces of automo-
- srnaratus stretched across the City
IN nlaza. and when the Mayor appears
,ss steps Of the City Hail every piece
~ salute him with ear-splitting noise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
EX-PATRoLMAN FOUND DEAD
Injuries Received in Stopping Run
aways Had Caused Retirement.

Joseph wollensen. who lived with his
brother. Christopher Wollensen, at No. 515
West 46th street. was found dead in bed
yesterday morning.
Wollensen was formerly patrolman, and
three years ago was injured while stopping
a runaway. A few months later, In en-
deavoring TO stop a second runaway, he
was made permanently lame, and was re-
tired from the police force on pension OF
500 a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER Or HON.
Robert LUdlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, notice II hereby given 70
All u.rsons favinr claims against George TOmp-
Iins ate Of the CouLty OF New York, deceased.
20 present the same with vouchers thereof. %
The subscribsr az its principal place OF trans
acttnr business, No - william street Borough
OF Manhattan. IN the city OF New lorS. on or
Leforo the 10Th day Of November: 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

GrIIER FoLsToN & KORAN. Attorneys for
executor - Exchange Place. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

centre line

The approximate amount Of the Hen or charge,
sald is Fourteen thousand nine hundred
ana seyentv-four 81 100 lSl4,914.54) dollars with
interest thereon from the LIST day Of september
fgrr fgyether with costs and allowance amount
- 90 Three hundred and sevcnty-fOur l2-lOo
500 10 dollars. with interest from september
-.r fq1f together with the expenses OF the saie.
TIVE arproximate amount Of the taxes, assess
-,,ants and water rates. or other Hens. when
10 ~ he allowed u the purchaser out or the
3, 49, 80 and interest. The premises will be sold
.,h,ect 10 a first mortgage in The sum of Fifty
mo tborFand 1851 0.Ol dollars. with accrued IN
terest at the rate OF i've 5lo per cent per
dated. New York September sth. 1911
MAX ALTMAYER. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DlAMO dds
can be returned within one year
CHARLES 4. kEENE, $50 Broadway, New York
PEssMAKING.

ARTISTIC DREssNAKBR.-Fine after. VII
make street and evening gowns or distinctive
ef,Ia at reasonable priCeI remodeillng' imported
models ran.eI. exceptionally high grade work.
'Ttonc 34aa-M oruinsslde ---
-.r,,-f,p.rtsf-,fENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
" ~ me rrIbuue received 90 their Uptown ONCE.
No fgrt Proadwal. between 5Hth ana dtth SITS,
until o'clock % On. Advertisements received az
49,. .lf,,tlry branch offices az regular Office rates
frtu ! O'Clock ID. m.. VIZ "a sin ave, = 2 cor.
ged sf rs fth ave. cor. I'm St lO4 East IAN
:, 81 wet s2s st between Ifh and 18th aves :.
ga WEST iglth ~ iu33 % ave 1870 81 ave.
near GIst e. 100 u ave. near shih St. loI
"a anv American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR COMBINATION FIRE,
engine and Hosc-wagon AUTOMOBILES. ana
Galvanized iron Roofing. - Sealed proposal
,tIil he received ar the Office Of the General
Purchasing Officer Isthmian Canal Commits
sion Washington. ID. C.. until 1890 a.. n
opened in public for furnishing the above
mentioned articles. Blanks and general IN
formation relating 10 this Circular lNo GOLD
NAV Doe obtained from this Office or the Offices
OF che Assistant Purchasing AGENTS, p state
street New York city. GA Whitncy-Central
Building New orleans La. ana 1856 North
Point Street. San Francisco Cal; also from
tho T. = Engineer Offices IN the following
cities. Seattle. wash. Los Angeles, cal. Bal
ti,r15re nd. Philadelphia Pa: Pittsburgh.
Pa Boston. Mass Buffalo. y. y; Cleveland
ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio. Chicago. H.. ST. LOUIS.
NJ detroit. Mich. Milwaukee. Wis 81
Paul Mimi. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn; Louisville.
Ky. Mobile. Ala. and Galveston. Tex. COM
rnerciai Club. Kansas City Mo. Chamber or
commerce. Quincy. IL. AID Chamber ~ Com
ulerce and Board or Trade. Tacoma. wash
r a. DOGGS Major. Corps ~ Engineers.
l. A. General PURCHASING Cficer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

MAE.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN $50 I.nsi H.,
thoroughly experienced. two years -sor
.tlercnces. city or country. T.. Ma
1gency SIS 9th ave. Tel, BIS bryah..----
BUTLER VALET and USEFUL. MAN'- ,.,i,,,,a
Ashi 2 years excellent references, 49,
1tat appearance. city or country %7W' Isl
slckiey's agency ~ West 32d. phone ''''
bryant
tOCPLE.--Geruau. $50. neat competr.g'
couple. useful man. inside md o.i. ,,.s,.r
go cook and laundress ~
Sssney SIS Gih ave. Tel. 51s bryan. -,
COUPLE i7rcocb crof wife second cook or
Nfsi kitchen maid. excellent refel,nt'' -, ~,
~ country. wgl take club. 800 MISS b- -
bgant
NDLPLE.-TrenCh excellent useful S"s,peTT.
5000 COOS. no laundry. man. eseiul, ~ 10
tTSoo references. $50 waldorf ABo"''' -
- I'D Phone. 300 Mao son. ---
~ClPLE. --scrman. useful. butter and eSggSS
..s2 dundsy entire work between tLem s,11
- tsisrsaeet. Waldorf Agency' = "eS' ''~
'-sns 600 Mad!EOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Five-Room Apartments.
UECT SINE

po,b,rv p yyav aad l22d st........... 5000
I5a,ci,.-train 819 " lO9th Et....... 500
topGsfon Isl Edrecombe ave. ..,.. $40
MIar,i. 80 ". 12lst st................ 90
$500 j90 ~ I12th RI ............ Goa
Galanthea 80 W. 113tu ST.. ....-... $40
Esperanto. 229 W. Tooth st........... go
me Malvern. A. Claremont ave. ....... go
,Cl~--on q--43 W q2d st............ $50
Red House 121st 81. and Rway ....-. $40
Grand View 155th and St. Nicholas ave. $40
D"fios Court Bway and 144th ST.. 431
The sumner Hiss ". 1lth ST.. .... =
- Vile G1g W Ii8th st...... $50
t,,.,.,-,,rs Court 90 " 1O8th 81. 80. 600
iSTn-ineeeld OIf w 1lSth st. 800
1-irenzi Cour-. eos ". 02d st........ $50
Adrnaston B'way and s9th st........ loo
I q. Moq-' eot II T42d st........... $50
I I1'.,. --,,,t 7-o " 1O4th II ....... $50
e.. ,L.5 80, 44o,b 81 &, convent ave- $50
-S - ,octb 81 g. R'yav............. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Fmpi ovMENT AGENCIES.

rpARLEs WILSON'S kmpoyment Agency
-,Isnhone 2224 Plaza I4l East 5Tth 81. sup
r,es irst class servants 70 private families. Al
,sf-ra- investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Berkeley Scbccl
I'D Street and West End Avenue
From PRIMARY to COLLEGE"

Thirty-one Years Successful Work
DREPARES for all Colleges, Technical
Il Schools. West Point and Annapolis, or
for Business Military Drill (opuonaIl.
Two buildings--all outside. light rooms
Nineteen instructors; 100 boys; sman
classes; individual attention.
JOSEPH CURTIS SLoANE, Beadmaster
Send for Illustrated Year Book
TELEPHONE COLUMBUS 1415
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

CQNFASICN-Woua1 Of refinement qeei.t55 l it
sflor as rg.rranlon assistant On Housenolu.
Erld ssfar please answer bv letter only. MISS
y, Al West lf9th Ct
C0FERNESs French. speaking pefiect ing
Hsls very superior person. uis ~. 70
msudatous. O-S35 Waldorf Agency -
YES $780, Phone 300 Madison.
WANTED 6v au English sentlcHo,uan pr pies
en- in Canada. position as houStN' 80. .,iiirr
cnparl0n or charerOu 20 young l4ples or c.
y acquainted with the whole 81 EUROPE 80
and % most talented musician. reference
sven and required For particulars apPy
AIS Heir Hlfchi ns0n. YCrkton. Sash.' 'ai-"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Six-Room Apartments.
Seven-Room Apartment
wFaT SIDE

Tintrrn. s4GS B'way -.. $40
Delaware 800 " i2od st $40
NaunDek 953 West End ave. ....... l.2OO
Rockiedge Hall. Riverside Drive and 49,
The Meckenburg. B'way and 144th st. SiJ
Inc Majestic. l45th 81 and St. Mich -.
Vera. " 6sth ri . 1.2O0
Kenmare. aaT Central park vest I,200
Greenwich. 44s Central Park vest $50
10th st. a'on hi'e i'''. p,'V9 anu LOO
Great Northern. i61st st. and West
NHSstSr ave ........-..... ......ss ovy
LOO Han. Seventh ave. and 10th St. 1,1O0
Inc Waramaug, 800 y. 115th St.. 1.2OO
Antlers. 603 w HIN 81 ............ 1000
Devonshire 9o5 " ssd sr 1000
Clarendon. eOs-o West Ir2th at I150
TIE CanlpoIvn 5o1 West 10th ~ 800. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Four-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

r,b.-, -rI,o, Court. $50 ". l5Gth st.. $500
campus 39-41 ClareTont ave. -
Eeathcote Hall COO W. Hath ST. $40
Nmesbury Hall COL ". 115th IT,. 9t0
Gerard. J27 W. 121st st........-.... o7p
Tho Nathan Hale. Ft. Washington ave. .oo
and lSlst St. -. ....'...; vow
Tho Ongiara. g. W. cor Bway ana ,oo
l5Otn ST. .'.- . 80. zoo
paul Revere. 147th ST. and Convent ave. oOO
Grand View s. ". cor 151th ST. and 81 ,.o
Nicholas ave.
Fseatberdell court. s. W. cor. 10th St
- a-5L =, 80 W 17sth st........ 400
- 4 eMD 3oI1 III " ITTth st...... 400
ConfiuentaL also B'way, at nth 81 t2u
1llilIllat - ia " 1O4th st 4s0
I au-ra,H " io7tb st.,............ $50
Marc Antony. PA Cathedral Parkway WV
The Palermo. Riverside Drive 1ldth. tou
> W 1noih ST. near 9. p W.......... ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
sURRooATE's NOTICES.

sURRoGATE's NOTICES.
TOpD EpwTN'-ir PURSUANCE OF AN Or
GER Of Honorable Robert Ludlow Fowler, Q
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. notice 70
hereby given 20 al persons narns Wasv Tar,,
deceased. TO present the same. with vouchers
hereof. 20 the subscribers ~ tleH ,Iac. OF
transacting business. at the once OF their attor-
ne~s bowers & sands No 81 Nassau Street. IN
ne porough OF Manhattan city OF New YORK.
or or before the Slst day OF P'i ,o1e lVii'
[ Peffa 5i9Tsc I2l9 a' gyA q 2ef '''
SUSAN \. RAITT, ~ -,,r,t-t..r,.o-,
A. LINCOLN EGL1NTON. % II" '0''
1trE lincoln TRUST co. }
BOWERS Row SANDS, attorneys for Aemns,ra-
tors 81 Nassau Street, Borough or hanhst-
tan, The City OF New forA.
--r-,,.rc,, r,EsTER BIN PURSUANCE OF
= orae, OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler.
u,,nno1ats OF the County Of New York, notice 10
hereby given all persons haylns eaiihs ss.tnst
1880 ia peyton late OF the county OF New
nes , ia.cce,ssd 10 present the with vouch-
70 he"sog no the subscribers, az their place ot
tTanract ,se,r sttorncy No 10 Broadway Bor-
ouph OF Manhattan, IN me, 10y OF New io'"'
on or before the 10Th day OK De.elOe EN-, ia,t
Dated New York, the l"th eA5 oi "u'e' ''''
WA. X. PG1I0N, rvs.,,,or.
saMt'0I W JOHNSTON,
prc-TfAPD KELLY Attorney Tor Executors
no Rroadway New YORK. y. =.
=, pr-PsrrANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Eo"leI, u sutauS,as' 81. -. u ie
az neraons having claims against MARY "a
~ ,tson. late OF the County OF New YORK do
cease", - s;,bscrbers at their place OF transac;-
Vnr business go 'N" once qt keee canister
30 Ilyv on New S ork. on or before the hrss
'@ Dated New YORK, he ls,h eSg OF April. 1911.
WILLIAM c, , D;AAElnnssoN' : Executors.
Jobbt N ti,iIs-rER. Attorneys for Executors.
No $50 Broadway. New YORK C'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
cAapFT CLEANING.

c1RFFIIT CARPET CLEANING co.--cieaAs
nv conn -sssed afr. steam. hand or on door.
is5s Broadway 42i East 18th St CuE
BRANDT TeL i32-Ssth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woaKA
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROaI OLD CARPErA
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular,
Tel see3-40D3 Bryant i3s-459 West <ssn X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Male

CHAUFFEUR Mechanic; swcde' ma MAJ '9
uoro.a. IS competent on al cars h9ntsl' -
teI. caflfr. driver. city or country. UtA' p1i
ltsl references Hjeistrom. Isl go Z,
DtIrv rrIverl-Ar. CARE az home. insomnia.
Qerfra. ra.sIs. etc. oniy clientele sohgittl
n1u.flre s,rl. references furnished. Telephone
BOW. 1883 schuyler. ----
k2AL E-TATE.-Ex Experienced man %Anss
ssSi references. money saving results DoN
. 1915 30 ave.
Young Man. wei bred. q. capable. Of go2d
ayDear.rfe desires position WIN nltIN'i
fHe frrr. ,.bara there Is chance Tor al
uacenert college mcdaniel educatoh'
kgaest rr-fenuals Unique. Madison, n. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Amrrir.n Al foreign Teachers Agency.--sup-
niles Professors Teachers. Tutors, Governesses.
etc 10 Colleges schools and Families Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02
Eight-Room Apartments.

WEI
Katahdin. Bway and 18th st...... =
Cmatil!a 22T W. I4th st.............. l,oOO
Nichoias ave 'O' ''.'.. $50
wba-fdaie 0oi aoe " 115th st LOO
l20-125 Riverside Driye..........:...- $40
Lssanno Court. s07-312 W. 10Th St.. 1900
Lancashire. 353 w. s5th st........... loo
Dorothca. G31 W. 101st St........... 1,3O0
Stafford l4n-i.2 " 104th st.......... 300
Wellington Court 1924 81. and B'vay. 1909
Evanston 90th ST. and West End ave. 1000
100 Pive-s,de Drive ... 800
4O7 Genital Parry wsat cor p1st st 000
Ches-erfield 9e0 piversids Driv.-.. 1900
Pamltco az CentTai park West - ! 700
Yorkshire. 5s2 W 18th ST. ......... 1,Ip1
Florhaun $50 ". 9Tth st.............- .5u1
Rockledge Hall Riverside Drive & 1924 ZOO
Tho Wir1sid GO7 " 10th st......... /. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

w-NTls5-An entry clerk in a wholesale dry
goods house Address Drygoods' Tribune 'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

,sor,serlv bv mail Former experience IN
rsrsesS-v An we require is honesty. ability,
s--f-t I'm and Willingness 20 learn a lucrative
Business. 40 soliciting or travelling. THIS Us
an ay. antiouaI opportunity for man ln Euul
se--Ir7 10 get into a big paving business VIZ
oil cauItsI and become independent Tor ne
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Ya~sru Pres. The National Co-oPelaltso
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ig Washington, u. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-02

V-lV--r r piano salesr1an 20 connect himself
win aIa established house IN Washing on
d n. must ha e,perI enced. young ana nuslIei'
ata--rs BOX 81. Takowa PARK, u. 1.-