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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05
Protests Innocence

Chicago December 4--Willlam Gutten- berger. Il chauffeur recently discharged by Edmund Kaufman, was today charged with the murder of Mrs. Kaufman, who was shot and killed Saturday night near her home by holdup men. Guttenber- ger protested his innocence,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05
Highwayman Escapes

sis. A grand jury last week refused to | indict him for murder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05

been sent back to Jail this week. Charles Stanley one of lthe highwaymen, pleaded guilty last week and was sentenced to serve four years In the state prision.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05

ST. ELMO, by Augusta J. Evans. TILLIE; A MENNONITE MAID, by
 H. k. Martin. TOGETHER, by Robert Herrick. TOLD BY UNCLE REMUS, by J.
 Chandler Harris. THE VIRGINIAN, by Owen Mister. WHEN PATTY WENT TO COL
 LEGE, by J. Webster. THE WINGS OF MORNING, by
 Louis Tracy. COMRADES, by Thomas Dixon, Jr. JOHNSTON, by Winston Churchill. THE DANGER MARK, by R. w.
 Chambers. THE DAY OF SOULS, by Chas. T.
 Jackson. DOCTOR LAVENDAR'S PEOPLE,
 by Margaret Deland. FASHIONABLE. ADVENTURES OF
 JOSHUA CRAIG, by David Gra-
 ham Phillips. FORTUNE HUNTER, by Louis Jos
 eph Vance. THE INNER SHRINE, by Anony- KINGDOM OF SLENDER SWORDS,
 by H. F. Rives. THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY, by
 Ralph Connor.
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 D. Wiggin. THE LORDS OF HIGH DECISION, by M. Nicholson. THE VICTORY OF ALLAN RUT- LEDGE, by A. Corley. THE GIRL FROM HIS TOWN,sby Marie Van Worst. THE WINDOW AT THE WHITE ' CAT, by Mary Roberts Rineheart THE MASTER MUMMY, by E. Phil lips Oppenheim. THE SHEPHERD OF THEY HILLS, by Harold Bell Wright. THAT PRINTER OF UDELISS, by Harold Bell Wright. THE CALLING OF DAN MAT THEWS, by Harold Bell Wright. THE FOREIGNER, by Ralph Connor. WHISPERING SMITH, by Frank H. Spearman. THE DAUGHTER OF A AIAGNATE, by Frank II. Spearman. RED ROCK, by Thomas Nelson Page. GORDON KEITH, by Thomas Nelson Page. THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME, by John Fox, Jr. THE SILVER HORDE, by Rex Beach. SURRY OF EAGLES NEST, by John Esten Cooke. THE WHITE ROSE OF MEMPHIS, by w. c. Falkner
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500 Tiles 10 ChOOS ATTHE FOOT OF THE RAINBOW, by Gene Stratton Porter BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK, by G. B. McCutcheon. THE CALL OF THE WILD, by Jack THE CLANsMAN, by Thomas Dixon, Jr.
 COWARDICE COURT, by G. B. Me Cutcheon. DARRELL OF THE BLESSED ISLES, by Irving Bachellor DAUGHTER OF ANDERS s ON CROW, by George Barr McCutch- DAVID HARUM, by Edward Moves Westcott. EMMY LOU, by Geo. Madden Martin. GARDEN OF ALLAH, by Robert GRAUSTARK, by Geo. Barr Nc LAVENDER AND OLD LACE, by Myrtle Reed. THE LITTLE MINISTER, by J. M. Barrie. MAN IN LOWER TEN, by M. B. Rinehart. MASQUERADER, by K. c. Thurs tOn
 A MILLION A MINUTE, by Hudson Douglas. MORALS OF MARCUS ORDEYNE, by ". J. Locke. MY MAMIE ROSE, by Owen Kildare. NEDRA, by Geo. Barr McCutcheon. NEW CHRONICLES OF REBEC- GA, by K. D. Wiggin. OLD WIVES FOR NEW, by David G. Phillips. PRINCESS KARA, by Ross Beck man. REBECCA MARY, by Annie Hamil ton Donnel. REBECCA OF sUNNYBROOK FARM, by Wiggin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05

pr. J. C. Gathings, superintendent of the penitentiary convict farms. came down from Parchman yesterday and went over to inspect the Oakley farm during the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05

Bob Bowman of Yazoo City was/in Jackson last night, having been called here to attend the funeral of his aunt, Miss Lester, sister of James T. Lester. late socialist candidate for lieutenant governor. and who was one of the most highly respected ladies of Jackson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05

Pisburg, the City of the Iron Heart, with its gre financial and social lfe forms the background of this ne story Mr. Nicholson has surpassed himself and .'The Lords of High Decision he has given us srOr vrile tale gripping and powerful. If you have re "The Port of Missing Men or "The House of Tho sand Candles" you will want ''The Lords EA. of High Decision it is Mir. Nicholson s1VJ' at hi. best. .-a-.
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Washington. November 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
GOAL ROADS CALLED TRUST
wickersham Attacks Them on
New Lines.
BBIEF IN SUPREME COURT
attorney General Quotes Ere
ouently from Standard Oil
and Tobacco Decisions.

r,-,shfrrton. oct Attorney General
,,...rorshsm. by fling a brief in the Su-
no Court OF tho United States to-day,
70, his fight before that tribunal to have
- principal coal carrying railroads and
'. o, owning companies IN the anthracite
.rsor sdfudged 20 be in violation Of the
-,'.--nsn antitrust law. An entirely diff
S-,.,t attack was made on the corporations
-, that IN Pennsylvania, where the gov
-,,rsrt lost on nearly every point.
w. frequency with which the Attorney
-e,.ral cited the Standard OIL and To-
80 decisions indicated that these de-
-,g,o,s have revolutionized the methods OF
-, prosecutions in the Department OF
Justice.
-. ragroads-the Philadelphia & Reading,
- reb!gh Valley the Delaware, Lacka-
,~s,na & Western. the Central Of New
rersev the Erie and the New York, sus-
.,.barra & Western-the holding COM
..rv the Reading company. and affiliated
al companies are in the combination.
The combination was charged with being
,..rjiarlv preiudicial to the public interest.
-, almost any other branch Of trade-to-
..c~o or oil. for example" the Attorney
-.,s-aI saws. 'gt IS at least possible for
-.ononoIv TO be broken by the influx Of
s-.sb caDltal attracted by high profits, but
a. q monopoly in anthracite, the supply Of
,rs,cb IS limited. there can be no such
-rotectiCn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
The 10Th Year of
HARLEM pREP&RAT9Rf 5CR0Ol


ELINOK CON-TOCh MUSIC SCHOOL.
a resident and day school Lfscherzky
method. Piano teachers all Leschetzky pupils
Vocal harmony. ensemble playing. slant read
ing. Lectures on current operas and concerto
catalogue. MISS ELTNOR COMSTOCK- 1000
Madison ave.. a. r. C'ty.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IL FRENCH SPAN
ISL. ,oure-s1t,ol, grammar. literature, ci1Aslesi
Thorough tuition. superior method. brilliant Sue
cess Monsieur TUEOPHILE DAMHACH native
Frrnoh tearac.l. graduate Ggenou.e University,
go west ggd. Tel. French ~ 81. O.. A., CoIum-
bus 4454 References.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
! nsr RANKROoKs.

1IS-T-TOOE No. 46T 8es OF the Union Dime say
incs Bank is missing. ANY person ha'
,...tTr 20 ia Is hereby called upon TO present The
e-rle within ton DAYS or submit 90 having sald
rtFsHook cancelled and new one issued
TANZP0OK No 56G. SOS OF Vie Union Dime saw
ings RINK is missing. ANY person having a
.rIif-I 10 ft BE- hereby called upou tp present tbe
.-.7ra within ten days or submit O. having SAID
rassb01t cancelled and new one issued.
T.5sT, or STOLEN. -EauEbook No. 66l.2o9 OF the
40 Co~rrev Savings Bank in tho cts NJ New
y-o-i- corner attn ave and l4fh ST., i7sued 10
r--tcffs TuruFt.ne An persons are cautioned
aratrsf negotiating the same 10 not returned
, tFs hank 0n tha 9Gfh day of October, 1911.
duplicate viii be issued
r,,e7- ,r STOLEN. -Bankbook No f55.9sl OF Gle
49, e.-rau savings Bank IN the city OF View
vort corner am ave. and l4th st.. ISSUED 20
--grr Hauu All persons are cautioned against
---g.ftafIry Ire same. II NOT returned 90 Tho
i-rt rr tra 18th day ot October 1871. a iupll-
cate uil boz issued.
5s-r Handbook no $4,000 81 Dry Dock saw
NOD Institution ANY person having claims
,,rar s7Id book De- called upon tn present tle
49,. d. the bank within thirty DAYS, or The said
I.'.rl will be- declared cancelled AMI e1tlnguiahcd
ana q new one issued Boo lieu thereof
lost Banklock Aihalr savings BANS on Al.
-r-f n between go and D1uItl1ndt ayes. 1927
o. flgd sts Bronx. Finder please return tp
hank PAYMENT stOrnCl. Reward paid. James
F.r~aU s.52 East l-il ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
COTTON CORNER ATTACKED
solicitor General Declares 1t q
Restraint of Trade.

washington, Oct. 4-The contest before
the supreme Court OF the United States
over the question OF whether a corner OF
inc cotton market is q violation of the
sherman antitrust law began to-day, when
solicitor General Lehman filed a brief
contending that the law so applies. The
government appeals from TIVE action Of the
federal court at New York in quashing
certain counts of an indictment against
James A. Patten, Eugene G. Scales. Frank
B. Hayne and William p. Brown.
"A general corner can no more be accom-
piished in a commodity Ike cotton without
affecting the entire commerce of-that sta
pie" says the Solicitor General, than Shy
locks bond could be enforced without she'd
ding a drop OF blood. AS well say that
Shylocks purpose was simply the pound Of
flesh He was ravenous for the blood that
would follow his knife. And these defend
ants sought the blood Of the trade in cot
ton, the last penny Of price they could
draw from the shorts or spinners."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

NIiIt-
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. with hitsen
.,l--g, e,rerIeuCo. neat and accurate In lis
,,,rl-. -al.a charge of large work or oihee. a..
- - -------,-n nrL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

% .i. a1i ..i1l'' IT, "a Il Eat I9m 81
MAN and VIVID with boy, rs. generally use
mi waiting. wife good cook husband first
class butler and coachman. reference. Potter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

r.Tl ,T-.,T7f-7-f 900 ACH1ihN scotch, single lo
own repairs careful driver, str-ety teI ,,5@5e
.,.,of,-i. rarrJuaI written rcteroreei npdrt1l.
l.- citr. .r COUNTRY Macdonald, ID West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
De Laneey School, os III EFa5
Sums school

1851 EAST 61sT STREET
THIRTEENTH YEAR OPENS OCT. ?
Limited enrolment. Phone 500 Plaza.
NJ EST SIDE Languages Mathematics and Eng
y az n 8 fish taught without .frlls" send
M, ". a for booklet 300 West 57th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

FT.DERT,Y SINGLE MAN. on private place ex-
perieuced with horses, carriages ana tirI--ces,
Tor honesty sobrefv and capaoiiity. ADDRESS
Raiuey care OF Brennan. 30 Atlantic ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
UNIVERSITY SAFE ROBBED
Michigan Institution Loses S500-Bulk
of Receipts in Bank.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 4.-The opening
days tuition receipts at the University Of
Michigan. amounting to thousands OF dol
lars. narrowly escaped being stolen by safe
blowers and 500 was taken when the vault
in the treasurer's office was forced early
to-day. The night Waterman came ON the
three robbers at work and had a pistol duel
with them. They disappeared south Of the
town on foot, pursued by deputy sherins
and police. Yesterdays heavy receipts were
removed TO a local bank late IN the after
noon.
When the Waterman entered the Office,
after hearing the explosion, he faced
vOley Of revolver shots, but was not hit
After emptying his own revolver without
hitting any of the intruders he fed The
marauders ran away, leaving the empty
cash drawer.
Entrance 20 university hall was made
through o window in the sccrCtary's Office.
The safe blow ers are believed to be pr0fes-
SIGNALS. A suspicious looking stranger had
been seen lettering around the campus for
several nights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

CIIAMBERMAID Young swede, excellent ref
eraure. GOOD seauetr.ss. $50 CO Miss H0f-
rpaver's Agency. 3o0-322' 9th ave. ninth h1or
Telephone 4j21-Mad.s son square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
RAILROADS FIGHT ORDERS
Transcontinental Lines Want
Commerce Commission Enjoined.

washington. oct. THE transcOnunental
-.uroa8s to-day asked the Interstate Com
--.rra Commission TO suspend its orders III
- are known as the Pacific Coast
,.sss " involving the heaviest railroad traf-
:. IN the United states, until the Commerce
court has had time 10 pass on their merits
Tbsv also asked the Commerce Court 10 en-
s,i, the commission. Neither the commits
tso7 nor the court took any action to-day.
II was indicated 10y Mr.. Norton. of the
.,,bison. Topeza & santa re. and Mr.. Dill
lard OF the Union Pacific. representing all
che carriers interested in the cases. that
.l.e,. rurDoscd 10 institute proceedings in
,Dt-rction before the Commerce Court 20 re-
strain the Interstate Commerce Commission
from putting It's orders reducing transcon-
t.nertal freight rates into effect.
The orders will not become effective until
,-ovsr-ber Is. and IL was considered that
the Commerce Court would have ample time
% rass On the questions involved. Until the
commerce Court has taken up the case the
commission win not grant the application
Of the carriers.
Late this afternoon Mr.. Norton and MI
billiard fled fin the Commerce Court bills
asking for a temporary injunction against
the orders of the commission in all the Pa
clfc Coast cases. These include the Spo-
kane rate case. the Reno case and others.
The carriers complain that the rates
fixed 10y the commission are unreasonably
low. that they will not enable the carriers
II. make fair return on their Investments
end viii amount TO confscaton Of their
property.
10 is probable that the Commerce Court
VIII take up the cases in a few days with
view to determining whether or not the
temporary injunction shall be granted In
any event the questions are expected 10
reach the United states Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
VIRGINIA.
On the Ghasaueaks & Chic Railway
lev YoRK OFFICE. PLAZA HOTEL.
cIIpeocATE's NOTICES

--I5T-r,.sT-1, sCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
-,Pobert Ludlow Fowler. q Surrogate OF the
~o.Tf,, 7s New York, notice is hereby given 70
Co 3 to,s having claims against Samue. Alex
az ~ go ii mo County OF New York. deceased
a. lent the same with vouchers thereof 70 The
-. tleo~Iher o. hts place OF trdnsacIlnS business,
-, 100 broadway Borough or Manhattan IN
~ CIV OF New York; on or before the oth day
OF March next. ,,.. A.. 81, A,,,,,ot 1911
CHARLES p. ALENANDLh' L@I-N'oi'
ALEXANDER a. GREEN, . ,,,
Atforneys FOR Executor 80. l2o hToadWay'
borough Of Manhattan. NeN 1oLk ----. >. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
SAVINGS BANK FOR CANAL ZONE.

Washington, oct. 4.-Eesldents OF the
Panama Canal Zone. who have long desired
IN nut their savings in the hands OF the
government for eafakeeping. have bad their
wish granted. President TAFT has signed
Oil order establishing savings system lu
- m zone. which viii 90 into effect on NO
vrr.her 8 no interest VIII De paid on l4e
Caroe.rs the object being merely TO provide
Z feroei+orv for the funds of Canal zone
residents. The new system is under the
direction or the Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
Four Room Apartments.
yTUST SIDE.

r-t~-. ---,to, Court 559 w l5eth st $500
a.
ya.-lt- nm COO " 114tb St $40
i--'--. - Wi c61 u 1f5th it. $40
ENleeg"' IA, f5ts. at .. $40
The Nathan Hale. r. Washington ave. ,,o
and lSlst st.....-..... -. .....'--s 1o'
The Ongi3ra. W. cor BWay ana ,ec
150fn ST 'ss'. .'.-.. g.,
paul Revere. 14Tth ST. and Convent ave. oOo
Grand View. s. w. cor l5oih ST. and 81 r.,
Nicholas ave. .--.s-... W.
r7aatberdeI Court, s. ". cor. 179th St 80.
~ - 80 rs " f7Sfh st........ 420
EhE--N ."c, ~ u IT7th st...... 42J
Cor+f1ertaI Also Bway, at nth 81. 80
Chilmark Hall 5O1 ". 1880 IT,. ~
SuLIaiA " % o-tt Of ......... $50
ttaIII1'. . w. - Cathedral Parkway 900
marc AH.oD'' rl--s~sjde Drive A 1i6th. $50
nc Fat,oS.t .. 80 ~ - W.. 4sJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
Seven-Room Apartments.
UEgv SHE

Tintsrn. s4os B'way. ......... $50
Delaware. 500 " 1920 a. - $40
Waumbe-. $50 West End ave. ....-.. i.2OO
Rockedge Hall. Riverside Drive and 49,.
49,. =. .ss.-s N'o.n
The MeclKenburg. Bway and 144th St. $40
olas ave..-'' - - -- -9 eco
Vera. 2 " ssth 81 . I2o0
kenmare. 3cT Central Park West. l,-p0
Greenwich. 80 Central Park West. Is9
10th St. -'o M s.-e NV. i7OO
chester ave -.. 600
lido Hall. Seventh ave and 10th ST.. loo
The Waramaug 600 " T1Tth St. ! 200
Antlerv 8O3 W Trrfb - . 600
Devonqhire 2o5 " SEA 81 1000
Clarendon. 6o5-9 West l12th st........ LEO
The CariDoiyn 5S1 West 1foth St. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
Five-Roon Apartments.

r,,-h,,r-- p v,av and 122d st........... 5000
1r,,-1SS..t-.-,-1f1 312 w 103th st........ 500
toi 49,, 81 TfgeconLe ave.......- $40
Vla-.f so ". 12lst st.. ...........-... 30
Phaoton $50 W. 18TH 81 ...........- 300
Caiartlea. SO ". 18TH St.. ..-.-... 90
Fsperauto 90 W. lO5th st........... $50
ne Malvern. AZ Claremont aye........ 90
49,, -e- 8-i2 ". g3d st........... $50
2oed House 12ist ST. ard B'wsy $40
Grand view 155th and S. Nicnolas ave- 90
1aIIrs Court. Bway and li4th ST.. ~
Tie summer 31-83 " nth st.....-- - -
flora vine. G1e w. ll6tn st.......... $50
rg,vrnore court 2fO w 1gdth st....-.. 500
i5rrtinrfeId Oh ~. 11sth st........ 600
--.~cuzi Court. 20S w. 9-d st......-. 500
tfmqeton. B'wov and S3th st....'..- I'lO0
1I5lM3' eo, r. 1904 gt............. eco
T5,-trar1 Court. 100 w. 10th st........ 900
-. Jun, 't9o+t 81 r. r2'V-4v....... .... $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

Artistic DREssMAK BIl-Fne inter. VIII
make street ana evening gowns ~ distinctive
strlc at reasonable prices frinoa .lil"., imported
models corict eEerpuonaN3 Aleh si4H' "lI..
Phone gfa0-M0rniu. side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
Eight-Room Apartments.

Katahdin, B'wav and 18th t....... s.
Imatilla. 23T W 18Th st-............. l'sOV
The Ml1eg.ic, s. g cor. li5th 81 and 81 -
Nicholas ave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6bO
Wharfiale. G0f-sos " 18th St.. LOO
le0-l25 Riyersid, Drive. ......... 1.sln
Iasanno Court. 307-312 ". 10Th ST.. l,6Ol
Lancashire. 3J3 ". Sjtb at........... LOO
Torofha7 cg1 q TO1st 81 .. 1900
2g2 " sed - .. .. 1900
cfa4ro-S f4o-f4o - 11s.1 81 . 9on
Wellington Court, 1924 -. and B'waJ. 1.0g9
Evanston. 5oth -. and West Fad ave. 2,o0I
100 rive--.se Drive .... 1000
407 Csrr-al PART Wet cor qfst St 000
Ches-rrgel5 acO Pfversiae D-iv,...... 230n
PARALLEL ~ Central park west ... 100
Yorkshire, SCI w. 18th st.......... ,tug
pockieJv, pan r7Iv~~-ide Drive p food . 400
rLn IVInncIa nnr W rRtr rt ---..... ] 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
WEST SIDE.
Three-Room Apartments
WEST SIDE.

.teo-s 80 C,trc4rat parLvvav...... $3.50
Falrview Court. 1923 Broadway...... ~
3OO-3O2 W. 10Th g.. pear Broadway aSg
oregon. I8tb 80. and Seventh ave-. lVv,
Sound View. 1fCth 81. & Convent ave-. ofu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
EXCURSIONS.
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
George yon J.. Meyer Plaintiff. against David
Heller Gustavo Gallant william Gordon. KATY
McGleuuu, Harry Manlstrersky, volunteers ~
America. domestic corporation Charles
sp.ns.cr John kogers, Mary Iooney' har.es
WeinburEor sam MayerczaN. BENJAMIN n hei-
lev L0ttie H. Kelley Margaret bendeld. Rocco
J0canuo. Froda McCs.lum, Phi kramer Mabel
p. Port Easter Realty company domestic
CORPORATION. and Jacob 7. Hlidehrant. Defend
T-.al desired I'm Ncw York County. Amended
. and supplemental summons.
. To -he above named defendants David Heller.
cugtavo Gallant Mary TOomev. sam Mayerczak.
Benjamin d. Kelley Lotue F. Kelley, M4fsa-
ret Ronde.d. Rocco Jocanno. Freda Mc'ai.um.
PM Kramer. Mabel T.. Port Easter Realty CONF
rauv. domestic corporation, ana jacob T.
Won are hereby summoned % answer fh-
amended and supplemental complaint in tnis
action and 90 serve a copy az your answer on
tbe riainfIirs attorney. within twenty days after
The service Of this summons, exclusive OF he
day " service ana M ese or Sout lti.'i.e 20
Won hy default for the RELIEF demanded ln ne
complaint
rI-fs JAMES PHELPS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
omce and post0fce Address. - Nass1I
street Borough Of Manhattan New York
To Benjamin H. Kelley and Lotue +. Kelley.
me foregoing amended and supplemental
summons 81 further amended oy order ~ ~
supreme court of the state OF Ncw YORK, herein
dated n August. loll and nied the same
dav I'M tire office of The Clerk Of tne County ot
Ne,y York. b. served upon you hy publication
! pursuant to AN order OF Hon Nathan Biiur. A
/ Justice of the supreme Court ot the state ~
I New York. dated The 2ah day N september,
1911 and filed with the complaint and ths
amended and supplemental complaint IN the Of
nce OF the CLERK OF the County or Ne~ York
I M tbs county Court Rouse In The Borough ~
Manhattan city. county and State 81 New
York The original complaint having been Tied
I iu said Office the 3ist day OF July, 1871.
[ me amended and supplemental complaint hay
I iuw been He'd In said office on the 9Th dav
I IN August 1911 the order further amending the
/ cnded ana supplemental complaint laving been
dIed in sald office on the 2lst day OF August,
1911 and the aforesaid order directing service
bv publication upon you having been ned IN
said Office on the 18th day of september. 1871.
Dated - september. 1911.
LUIS JAMES PHELPS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
, OfHcc and post0asce Address. No. - Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan, New YORK
| City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location Number o
Rooms and Rent Which VIII Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
TON FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Room Apartments.

bordeaux, Riverside Drive and 127th st $500
L9Ftlnnd. Gi2 W. 115th St. .......... 40
Clarence 2la W ODD st......... Ts0
zen eairn. Riverside Drive and Doth ST. i.5oD
The Kimberley so " fg4th st ZOO
Nlbea. 30 w o2d st.-.......... 100
Dacone Hail. $50 W. 1920 st.......... 900
1ne5tgrshre, $40 ". 1881 st.......... e9G
Inc Plymouth. 537 ". 149th st.. 552
Chilmark HALL 5Ot " 1l3d AZ .. $50
Vera. 385 w g7tb 81 - $50
Varuna 22s t.. SOth st. 300
HfeUAQa r-OUrr 01F-fHZ W 18TH
Hudsonia T0th e. and Piverside - 900
$40 w 18th at - 900
Wesleyan Dwlgs Xxx F3roadwav 10
Prince Humbcrt 900 Cathedral P'lcway 1900
side Drive -.. $40
Maranamay sff-fT west r1eth st. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
CARPET CLEANING.

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- a., counpressed air. steam. hand or on moor
~ froaCway 42l East 3stE ST. SOA
RRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth.
S7FTV YORK CARPET CLEANSE "Oi'A-'
+'N' oldest. Largest. Most Modern r..r,
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD 1917 ia l. "a
- prices ReasonabIe. Send for CHca!sttt o.
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