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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

TO DEAsE-In stansberry addition,
next to Taylor addition. in North
view, three lots all joining. each lot
4Oxl3O. making strip 12oxIs4 In
good gas field VIII lease for oil
and gas. See L. Il. Davis, North
view or write Landon Davis. Mile
tus, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

FOR SALE One ycssllng and two
year old full bioodsd Polted Angts
bulls; also two - Year old fun
blooded Percheron Norman Stall
lions. Call or write Ira c. Post,
r. F. D. No. g, Lost creek. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

WANTED-I Gun furnish any num-
Der of laborers for any kind of
work. Railroad and pipe lines a
specially. Address P. o. Box 252,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

IF SOLD before the first of April j
will accept so cents on the dollar
for 1000 shares of Peerless VIM
dow Glass stock. This is your OPP
portunity. Owner, E. Goyings.
NO. ASO1 Main street, Richmond,
Va,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

FOR SALE New Nc. 5 OIIasr type.
writer. Cost $1,000, price $500 to
a quick buyer. Address WIN. L.
Graw, Wilsonburg, W. Va, Bell
phone 19R4.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
OST BANKBOOkS,

;1,s7 -Bankbook No. $40 $50 Of Dry Dock saw
HGSa instituion. ANY person having claims
,d .s,d hook Is called -pon 20 present the sam.
upon ~ s" bank within thirty days or ths said
~ - n,ui he declared cancelled and sxtnguished
spS ooSA new one issued IN lieu thereof
,C,,rr : Ran kbook No. 5l6b36 OF Dry Dock Saw
LIZ L =, rastitution any person having claims
lhss hook is called upon TO present the same
upoh ~ bsnk within thirty days. or the said book
lo l,, u'S s. declared cancelled and e1tinguished and
VIII .,,y De one issued IN lieu thereof
IosT Ban kbook No. g92. ESQ. Bank for Savings.
please return book 70 bank. -------
.,'e1r pankbook no. es2.oIi Rank for Savings.
IO5l ~ ave New York Payment stoppfd
2so ,r.,uTn book 20 bank.
isst.sS HANDBOOK No. 1888 Bank for Savings
LOsL ~ ave New York Payment stopped
50 ,sturn book 20 bank.
rleass s.sss,0I no. 9o79 Of the Union Dim. say-
BAN Cyenk is missing Any person having a
ihss =. a. is hereby called upon 10 present the
claim Thin ten days OF submit 10 having 81 Id
sam shI,o~r cancelled and new one issued.
70. l,f5 srOLE9N. .--Bankbook No s8s $50 Of
LCSl German savings Bank IN tho city OF New
we pnrner 4th ave. and 14th st. Issued Il
n9iH, " Brust. Al persons arc cautioned
Ihetete nsgaiatiDg the same II not returned
against III, on ihe 29th day Of december, 1911
70 lnt ntI,ests will DO issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
CRIPPLES' HOME A FIRETRAP
twenty four Children Kept in
Stable by the State.

albany. Dec. The Use OF part Of barn
'Ia stable as dornitory for twenty-four
,1ppisd children, ranging in age from one
w. zen years. inmates Of the State Hospital
'W Crippled children az West Haverstraw.
'ionsaened by The State Fire Marshal, in
ss,a
Lt oormitOry in its present state Is uHit
~ ~ 1lnan nabitstion, by reason Of the fact
~ " Gss and still IS, used IN part as .
i. any kind within the structure. The up,
tl apartments consist OF a workshop ana
~ H. which are filled with imam
"spl' material, as carpenters are constant
,a' work ~ this shop
.H'ie is horse stabbed, together WIN
ana feed, directly under the portion
ne building used as a dormitory. inc
~ me-hghting apparatus in tins "nure
e,i,.9iing are three two-gallon IRE exnh-
" John J. McNutt. superintendent of the
Pptsl VINO was ordered 10 discontinue
~ iSe OF this building as a dormitory. IN
'''-iseo nae marshal that he would have 70
~ ne legislature 70 make ali appropria-
oefors he could remove the children
Dls Of the main buildings, where the
'lshal says there is ample room for them.
shsll take proper steps" said the mar
70 have this barn Immediately con-
'"nea IS dormitory which. ] consider,
p hrefrsp
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
TOMKINS FOR A COMMISSION
Chamber of Commerce Hears His
Plan for Study of High Prices.

Calvin Tomklns, Commissioner OF Docks
and Ferries. presented yesterday TO the
Chamber of Commerce preamble and
resolution urging the Investigation by an
international commission Of the high cost
of living problem In the absence Of Mr.
Tomkirs. tine matter was put before the
chamber by the president. 4. Barton Hep
hurn. After the resolution had been read
IL was referred to the committee on finance
and commerce.
Mr. Tomkius's idea. a. embodied IN Inc
resolution. is 10 have the commission called
together by invitation Of the United states
government for tho purpose Of gathering all
available facts as TO the recent changes in
wages and Of making an international com
parison Of tho cost Of living throughout the
world II also would be the commissions $
duty 10 secure evidence As 10 the main
causes Of these changes and ~ International
differences and 80 discuss possible remedies
The work Of the commission, according to
NJ Tomkins's plan. would he intrusted TO
small staff OF experts, who would cooper
ate With the local statistical agencies Of
the various governments represented. II
also might be found feasible as Tho work
progressed To- establish one or more perma-
nent bureaus.
Other business of the meeting Was the
adoption of resolution offered by Welding
King indorsing the Nicaraguan and Hind
man conventions and calling for their ap-
proval by the United States Senate. Charles
y Chadwick. memher of the state Water
Board. presented resolution on the mat
ter Of conservation This was referred 10
the committee on international trade ana
Improvement Acting upon the suggestion
Of the committee on foreign commerce ana
the revenue laws the chamber declined 10
take any action ~ this time regarding the
so-called Declaration of London"
\ silk banner. the gift of the Commercial
Commissioner of Japan. who made tour
Of the principal cities Of the United states
i'm 1909. was exhibited in the chamber Tor
the first time YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
WANTS MRS. EVERS'S STORY
Court Would Clear Mystery Of
Child Who Was Whipped.

Mrs T.. Virginia Evers guardian of the
mysterious Alice Randolph Evers. will not
he sentenced to-day for horsewhipping the
child. but will be remauded until she de
cides 40 tell more about the antecedents of
her ward and why she punished her 30
cruelty.
The Rev Allen Moore. whose card bore
the initials "F r. .. r" after the name,
called on District Attorney Whitman yes
terdsy. He said he was the pastor Of the
Vanderveer Park C1ristian Church, In
Flatbush. ane that Mrs Evers vas a mem
Der Of his congregation for some time pre-
vious 10 1910. II he could visit Mrs. Evers
ia the Tombs, he said, he might convince
her of her duty 10 tell all she knew about
the child lie did not report to the District
Attorney when he left the Tombs.
FLOYD Wilmot. Assistant District Attor-
ney, with Frank BARLEY, an agent for the
Children's Society. which has the child IN
custody together with Edward Miehling,
Mrs. Eyerss counsel, went TO Jersey City
Yesterday looking for a man whose name
and address were furnished by Mrs. EYers.
She said the man was the grandfather OF
Alice. and that at the Nursery and Chill
dren's Hospital Lexington avenue and 5lst
street, where she selected the two-weeks-
old infant for adoption, she learned that the
cbIld's mothers name was Meade. The
supposed grandfather could not be found.
hut the search will be continued to-day
Mr. Wilmot has discovered that Mrs.
Fyers lived at the St George Hotel, IN
Rrooklyn, from 1903 10 1910, under the name
OF Mrs. f. Virginia Price. In 1860 she mar
,ied Frederick Evers. furniture dealer Of
Manhattan, and continued TO live in sepa-
rate apartments at the ST. George under
the name of Mrs. Price. In 1910 she moved
20 The Bronx with her husband under his
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
, PHYSICIAN KILLED BY ACID
Fumes Cause Death of Dr.. A. H
Koelker in Roosevelt Hospital.

Poisonous fumes arc believed 10 have
fslsed tho death Of Dr. Arthur II. Rocker
}es'erdsr while he Was experimenting N
the research laboratory connected with
Roosevelt Hospital lie was apparently
overcome hv tho fumes of hvdrocyanic acid.
oung almost instantly.
Wsrr Dr. Rockers body was found by
he assistant the room was filled with the
ilnes of tho acid Several OF his brother
physicians were called in. but their efforts
70 revive him were in vain. Or. W. 6.
i@is head OF tho research laboratory, with
Fhom Dr. Rocker vas associated. said all
nat was known Of the accident was that
The physician had been az work IN the
laboratory during the morning, expert
m'nf'ng with the deadly poison.
br. koe'kcr vas twenty-five years old
snd Vas native of Toledo He studied al
Berlin University. where ne was graduated
about year and a half ago. on his return
10 this country he vas made assistant pro-
i7aor NJ chemistry al the Johns Hopkins
n' ers.ff. Last June he came 20 this city,
sh since that time lad been associated
VNI DR. Ly'o in research work in RooSe-
'eh Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
ehREcIOSJRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
II Rlgrkburn Miller. plaintid, against Saul
ro,rroa aud others, defendants.
IN pursuance Of judgment ~ foreclosure
and ssle duly made and entered In the above
em,i,ied action and bearing date tho 18th day
~ Novenber 1911. l. the undersigned. the
refcr.o IN raid Judgment named, VIII sell az
nubii, auction az tho Exchange SaesToon.
Sos 1l.I6 Vesey street, in the Borough ot
vsnbattsn CIV ot New York on the 18TH
day of Dccember. 1911, at IL O'Clock noon on
tbSt daV is JOSEPH r DAY, Aucioneer, the
nysr,iscs directed by said judgment TO be sold,
and therein described 20 follows;
"Ali that certain lot. piece or parcsl OF lane
With the building thereon erecteo slLuate'
ivipr snd bcing m the said city Of New York
iou5deJ and described as follows 20 wit:
"RFGINNINCi at point on the westerly
,f,,e ~ tbc second Avenue. distant fry feet
,,r-,b.r,v from the northwestorly corner ~
scord Avenue and East One hundred ana
,,ertv s.yenth street. running thence pesi'
srty nsraliel with one hundred and twenty
ss.,,.rtb street ana partly through party
s,su oua hundred feet. thence Northery pal
.Iisi ,.i.h second Avenue. twenty hve feet:
.hnrco Tes,c-iy parailei with soic street. ana
rsr,iv through . party wall. one hundred feet
80 second Avenue. and thence Sou'hcriy along
sscord Avenue twenty-hve feet 20 the point
ar plsce % beginning. ~
~ ra,ed Ns,v York November 18th. 1el
MELVIN -. PkLLlSER, RefeIes
,p1-rJrsR E'T-RBEP. Attorney for Plaintiff 81
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan NsN
York city. ...
1ba following T. q diagram. ~ the proper .
- ne sold: rs street Number e 2iso Second
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
INSURANCE AGENT ARRESTED.

leetYe Russo, OF the District Attor-
Office, arrested Harry Gates yester-
- afternoon at Amsterdam avenue and
"ueet on bench warrant, charging
Fry ~ 50 from the Germsn-American
A., anee Company. Russo told Judge
'oeeh IN General Sessions that Gates
-. moicted August u. In view OF the
-, mar other charges are pending against
-. Juoge Mulqueen held him IN $500
tses 'of pleading next Monday Gates man
b. pIanch office for the insurance com
al 40. 40 Columbus avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Harriet b. Piester. Plaintiff, against stan
ley Golliek Company, et al, Defcndants.-ln pur-
suanco Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered In the aboye-entltled
action and bearing date the 27th day OF kovem-
her. 1911. l. the undersigned. the Referee in
said Judgment named. will sell AT public auction
street. in the Borough Of Manhattan, City OF
New York on the 2lst day 81 December, 1911.
az ~ O. clock noon on that day 10y Bryan l.. Ken
nelly Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment a. he sold. and therein described as
follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land with the buildings ana improvements
thereon, situate. living and being In the Borough
of Manhattan ~ the CITY. az New York in the
County and state Of New York. bounded and
described ~ follows: Beginning AZ a point on
the northerly side OF 2Gth Street distant 42 feet
easterly from the corner formed rs the interssc-
ton ~ the uorherly side Of 28th street with the
easterly side OF Ninth avenue; thence northerly
parallel with Niuth avenue 9S feet inches 70
fhe centre line OF the block. thence easterly.
parsllel with 2sth street. 80 feet. thence south
orlv. parallel with Ninth Avenue, 9s fret 2
inches to the uortherly side Of 2sth street:
thence westerly. along the northery side of
BEGINNING: be the said several distances and d.
mensions more or Jess. Said premises being now
known ~ the street Number 355 West 18th
street. The essterlv wall Of the building on said
premises being party wall.
Dated. Now York. November 2Sth, 1911.
GEO w. HOLBERT Referee.
ARROWSNITH & DUNN, ATTORNEYS for Plain
uff. "Gl Brosdvev, New York city.
The following IL diagram of the property
m he sold. rs street number Is 5i5 West 2sth
street:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL RI RECEIVED A. TUE
Bureau ~ supplies and Accounts Ns'E pt
rarfn,euf washington. II e.. until 70 oclork
a 49, December L. 1911. and publicly opere1
Immediately thereafter 20 furnish ~ thn na
ward Brooklyn. = = . etc. lufnn't NJ na'
s,,rpiiss as follows Sch iO1g strip and shee'
Fuin saskct hose wsshers sch ios2 TraVeiin
crane Seh 1854 Transformers and spark ssps
sol tiOe. cav puuer sch l0S Fia'sorS
ironer ana On, room sch iloi .Nayigatlensi
sounding machines Sch. iie2 White plns
sp~,re n,shogsny Sch are powlas inca
coa ana hat hooks. hand hre grsnsdes a'um,-.
nrm paint Sch iiii Pig Tin sch llH
Ioile, paper glass salt and pepper SHAKERS NJ
plcatfons flr proposals should designate 10
schedules desired b' number Blank nfn'csss
all be furnished upon application ~ the raw
Pa, once New York y y or - the Bureau
+ : COwIE rss master 1enersl u. y
PToPosAts FOR sWEATEKs Army hvlla -
ms whitehall Sireef New York CIV, peffm -
h.r : iali sealed proposals.. ~ tipicats ~
n. received here uutil ! + 81, Janusr lel-.
spA then opencd for Furnishing WNH - eift'1
Information upon application N OkAb IA-
IINSKL Depot ouafttfnasief.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
Catharine slip

Tn. approximate amount OF the llsh ~
charge 10 satisfy which the above'deso,lpen
nropcrty is to be sold is twenty. eight thoa-
sand Ave hundred seventy-seven and I-loo nOI
lars tS2S 5I7oD, with interest thereon lV'hn
the I4th day OF November. lnli, togetDeI WI"
costs and allowance amounting 90 three nGn nun
dred and twenty nine and io-loo douAis, 49, :.
Interest from November 23d. 1911, to6rtne'
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx
mate amount ~ tho taxes assessments anu
water rates. or other Hens. which are 70 70
allowed 90 the purchaser out of the pulth hess
money or paid b. the Referee. is 81. W ana
interest - ,o,,
Dated, New York. November 18th lt!l
GEORGE B. HOLBERT, Refeie7'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
TAKE cHAMPLAlN CLAN TO DINE.

The fourth annual dinner OF the Lake
Champlain Association, Of this city. will
be held at Deimonicos on Monday evening.
Darwin +. Kingsley will preside The
speakers viii be w r. Riddeli. DR.. @. r.
Benton, j. II. Hale and v H. Paltsits.
Lantern slides OF the tercentenary celebra-
ton OF the discovery Of Lake Champ lain
Uill be exhibited
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
1,1rn srREET

III II II y tI@EIf
The approximate amount of the ten or
obsros 70 satisfy which the above described
nrons,t, IL 10 bc sold Is SIS 900 with interest
fbsTson from the 18th day Of November, 1911,
,oeeth,r Wlfh costs and allowance amountns
90 s2ISo5 ut,n interest from November lIth
,otI toge,fer with the expenses Of IN" sale
The approximate amount Of The taxes. assess
y,ents and water rates Or other Nen-, Nhlcn
r. 80 "a allowed 10 the purchaser ont ~ n,
nuTchase money. OF paid by the Referee -
XII 400 and Interest The said premises Hill Dc
soid subject 20 covenant and restrictions con
,sipnd i'm instrument recorded IN the Sew
York County Registers ofice IN liber fas %
ccnveyances, page 3ll. .
yiolstions n any there bs. or any Us p"ndsns
cisJ 10 enforce the same and subject also ~
eny state ~ facts that an accurate survey
Datod. New York November I'm. iHll
MELNIS q PALLISEB. ReteIee
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
ernale.

CASHIER. or employment afternoons ara even, ven,
ings. by trustworthy woman. h'A ''' ''
18th st.
cONpA%1oN or CHAPERON.-By gentleNonan,
accustomed 20 travel; good packer. sooi S'"'"
stress ADDRESS \. T. ~ Irving Place.
--13-I i5\I-ss - refined German Protestant,
ereatins French fuently: only two months ID ID
~ey, YORK teach children German French' ais0 is,'
. .>'W ,nthirg Inenial. excellent References city
,, Address Miss Y. T.. - East lith ~
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
FEDERAL CLUB TO ENTERTAIN,

The Federal Republican club, ~ the sti
Assembly District. of which Samuel >
keonig. former Secretary Of State. Is exc
cutive member will hold its annual vaud"-
vile entertainment and ball al Palm Gar
den next SATURDAY evening
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
WORK WANTED.
hialo.

COLOPED YOUTH. Is. would like employ @ @msI,,.
high school education. ]. II. Blay. 35 Nlhahs
ave. Newark. y. J,
m t.,,,Tof MAN wants position. good refer
,nca. NJ Box % Tribune Office. -
yOI-[G MAN - experienced. would like posi-
zion as shipping clerk \. L. IL, BOX ~
Tribune Offlre.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
,voEwsITlNo AND TYPewRlTERs

IsIAIII-E typewriter letters a speciality;
1sst,sfaction guaranteed. prices low. Miss
, ,si,en Rushunan. public stenogrspher. 203
hn5ish hyoadwap: a'h phone 1882 cortlandt
-S-,,s,,,i, VISIBLE. ~ Nassau ST. catsiogas
f,,.: ali makes taken par, payment: bargains
A., rra.rWoods R"mingions olivers 6mitha
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
pIOYMENI AGENCIES.

CUAEIyS WILSON'S Employment Agency.
TeleDhone 22o3 Plaza. l41 East 9th 81. sup
rlies first class servants 20 private families. All
references investigated
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
HELP WANTED.
Female

Female.
4 GOOD and permanent position
for one OF the i'll every way best
woman stenographers in New York
can be obtained. Address I. .
Box $50, Madison Square Branch
City.
WANTED-Experienccd lady ste
nographer OF the highest ability
in large life insurance Office. State
wages desired, references, expert
encc etc. Address +. s., Box 8
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
NJ oRtl Street

,r,. .n,roximata amount Of the lien or charge
70 satisfy which the above described property is
sG 100 "a O22 66 Dollars, with interest thereon
froin the oath dav Of November, 1911, together
with costs and allow ance amounting TO Two
hundred and forty-siX I0-loD S2i6I0 Dollars,
vim interest from November 9th 1911, together
Win the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
sr'ount of the taxes, assessments and water
sl.or". % o,bsr liens which are 10 he allowed
10 tho purchaser out ~ the purchase money, or
paid hy the Referee. Is -Four hundred and thirty,
premises viii be sold subject 10 ths llsI o, Iist
mortgage ~ Eleven thousand SlloOoo0 Oola,s
with interest a. 5.c per annum rom ,-s,. NsY ~.
1911 and 20 he state Of facts WHICH an accurate
survey would show. 90,
pa,od New York, November 18th. lail
GEO. n HoLBERT, Referee
sT-PREAIE COURT COUNTY or NEW YORK
-Nilllsm ". Appleton and Daniel Apple
Ton as Trustees etc. Plaintiffs. against MAI
Tin t;arone and others. Defendapts--Gn pursu-
d,iIy made and entered in the aboye-entttled
action and bearing date the 25d DAY OF No,
yember. 19ii. T. the undersigned, the Referee
in said judgment named. viii sell a. public
suctIou az the Exchange SaleSroom. Nos ~
ls Vcsey street. In the Borough ot Mannsttsn
CTiv OF New York, Oh the goth dsy ot Decrnl
nor 1911. AZ ~ O'Clock noon on that ddS' n9
Joseph = Day. Auctioneer. the premises ol'
recrid BY said Judgment 70 be sold and the,S ,o,.
in described as follows All those certain IN io,s &
pieces or parcels cf land. with the olnolpss >
and Improvements thereon erected. known ny
me ne Sin in The 81, OF Sew York. and which
taken together. are bounded and described as
follows to Wit Beginning az point on the
easterly side of CAtharine slip. distant thHig
i've feet and ten inches southerly from me
southeasterlv corner Of Catharine slip ana
water street. and running thence easterly paIt
~ the distance through the centre of psity
wall and parallel or nearly go with Nairr
street, forty-nine feet aud seven inches,
thence southerly eighty-nine feet and I've
inches 20 the southeasteriy corner or Lot
Number 25. Catharine slip. which corner ~
distant forty-one feet and four inches easterlY
from the easterly line OF Cstharine slip
theme. westerly and through the centre or
psrty wall separating the house on Lot NUM-
her % Cstharine Slip from tho house on the
lot al Joining on the south. known as NpmoeI
27 Catharine slip, forty-one feet four ihcnes
10 the easterly line of Catharine slip, thenS-
northery along tho said easterly line OF Chh-
aTine slip. eighty-nine feet and two inches 70
the point or place Of beginning
Dated. New York, November 25th. 1871
GEORGE B. HOLBERT. Referse
! HAMPDEN DOCGHERTY Attorney 10.
Piaiatifs. 2T william stree. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
The following ~ a diagram - The pfop@rty
10 be sold. It's street numbers are H. II IL
"a and 20 Catharine Slip
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
Female.


..,,..,,r,,,tr,- swedish. capable. willing 10
.-sisI sin, waiting: good references WIN =,
-,"irire 4 D. Miss FitzGeralc Bureau "''
aih ave. entrance on i2d ST..
( cr1ANRERNA1D and SEAMSTRESSS.--fo fonns'
I a,t,e ,spahlc. best references, city or conn
, e. so5 Mics BUCKLEY Asency, u West 41h
( s., Phone 1iS1 Bryanl
CHNBERMAD 3nd VIA ycissIsi sshS s9o wilson wilson
Agency. Ii1 East @7th - J 81 s-<f Iyaza
+ ,.-r,- I.AIt.DEESS. CHAMBEBMAID
Two nsa' lriso s,,gg,,bcrns,d grin s1T ana Wsiress
/ 49, ,r'idr.r. city or short distauce country.
/ Worrow's Aqency. ~ lexington ave-, cor -;
COOK. LArNDRESs' .Slsill,S HAMBERMAlpS. ID 49,
Two ,.,,555rHss. Em5 ~! other chambermaid and
-,s'trcsf. good sealnst1ess ] e. any ds,snce'
/ 10Th higbl1 recommendfd MOTTO" As'h'''
/ T21 Lexington ave. coz. 'N,n
/ 1,ot-. ,.ero,an. Understands finest cooking.
/ o,dG manager: caterer. prepares menus, etc,
s}', GO "roCo1epccs from leading New YORK fam
4 a. ~ X Miss FitzGerads Bureau jo3 9Th
! COOK AND LAUNDREss.:-B North. Of ireland
! b,rrnaid ana waitress: tose'her OF sepaIato' .
! = 'iooner's gency. s57 9Th aye.
! ,1ot- %est. economical. first class: $50. b.
/ [1Hs Uofmayer's Agency. 300 5th ave, eth
/ eoor Tel 4527-Madison square -
| iTOTSEWORKER.- By young woman Nova
! cba,,her york and waiting. excellent references.
! - J Cooper's Agency. 657 9Th ave ---
] rJC1scrvVnpLy ER --f5ern9ns good pam COOK
| pest Con1petent good references. s25. VII
sons Aeency. 141 East 51th st. Tel 222t-
/ Plaza.
! .r,y-s MD Good hairoresser. manicure.
',,Dder4trnds scalp treatment; S-amstrsss,
paEe ravs TilHF ID 9i gsf.S ssnsT'S sSs s5
ave Entrance. 42d 81
.,,y,S 7TIiD Nortn German; good dress
,6sktr GrSveller. packer. hairdresser; excel
lent reference form'r ,Gs GsRPGy' 80, X, k Mss
( FitzGerald's Bureau QUO ''' ave entrance
! 42d ST.
WAITRESS or psTlor maid a,1: take place OF but
Ter years eHeflent, reieFsnsos sly Or c9uR
~ W., 80 42d ST Phone 52l0 BRYANT.
/ ,,-.-,r,Sc Colored woman wishes family
Taihing by week or So1en s thirty yeSr,ss ,s ref
srerces: terns TsS.,5a TeasonSee' 100 west i'-o g.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
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