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The HAEGER STORAGE WAKEhOtsE 70
III" 200 WEST 34TH st
N-o,t- YORK 4Ct Ober =. lJli-

II" " 200 WEST 34TH IT.
New York. OCT ober >. I'LL
Ethelwyn Arnold. Page Barnes. \. ~ r- oaH
ter Almira l. Beach. Mar srennSh; Enu m'
chambers. John r. Condron, Mary paIs ~
ian Dav. Munro DIGS. Joseph ose.. -
Chss. Fer-ior. Evelina Freeman Joseph u.s
enc lanes l. Comes. Julian Greer. SdIan
9Is,s Mabel Uarte Chas. Y. Hashow. irene
Vau-husy. Mrs Hawks, RITA hoWietI Jeur
tt,t1Tar con Tsabeau or VI. L. ScullN. James
= kellogg Mary Kennedy \. o. hlIhls ~
yirfs Tauncy Deceased Arthur Lee E.S'.
7Hi,n y Tongden Chas. McCarihr, James NC
'', .,-r wpg NcDougall Mary Murray or
STELLA RAYMOND. Elwood O''ohoi. nary h4leS'
Ntinta Robinson. James RYAN, lIa - "f - =
scamrnon ~ r. Schneider or 3. Van steel
Lnrgh Alvin b. Seilhamer. Mary SULLIVAN
TCuis T. Valentine. Lillian a wallace, VIVA
9 Warin,- susan West Elizabeth Wore
Emily Zelidow Henry Berg. r. A. Doner OF
Tsmes ~ I.ytle. Katie Berry, Annie heshe oi
g. prlggs and Mary Cochran".-tou ana
1913 80 ,,ou are hereby notified that me TIME
fgr no navrnent of our lien upon the properly
heratnYfta, described having expired aiter
ana moi leo thereof had been given GU we
ccnda personal ETer's and Aerchandise.
et,r.d in th. Haeger storage Warehouse DN
i, n ,r YOUR name cor ia which yo1 MAJ
10. an iutereetl. TO be sold lt public auction
l. rrordinp 20 the statute IN sucn case mao"
80 proTidad al the warehouse, NO 500 west
,tt6 ~ New York CITY. on Monday. OCTOBER
80 faii al 1880 A. NJ. and n me sale
-. reor ia rot completed on SAID date the HAin.
. IN bs continued M tho same place on 'ar'l
~ every Monday thercaftrf. beginning AT
'nto IL and continuing until the sale u
conn ON LEN STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
,T,'Gr e. HAEGER Treasurer.
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DREsSMAKlNG.

1gTIETIc DEEssMNKER.-F otter. WIN
mako street aud evening gowns OF distinctive
f,.is at raaaanabIe prices. remCdelliug. Imported
,r..t.ig eouied. eycauucnaiiy hsn grade WorA.
.TrDua 343n- M9mi1' eiNc
HAVING room for Jew mcre orders Do street
and evening wear. in little dresses speciality,
latest models M.rcrrat Haur 10 West 5Jd -
,... -,-.t. NJ .Ili.r- A-suria fi0teU.
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Seven-Rcom Apartments.
NEST aInF

Seven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
T!ntern. S46s Bway.. $40
Delaware. $40 W 1920 Et.............. $40
Naumbek, g55 West End ave ....... LOO
1924 St A 'iuo ' ri'e anu 1900
The Meckenhurg. B'way and 144th St. $40
olas ave. ..''.. a. $50
Vera. " 18th st .......... 1900
kenmare. S2T Central PARK vest 1000
Greenwich. 446 Central Park West 80
10th St ~ i''' 'l.... D'''e LOO
chester ave. '...'is'..'-. ' a'4 900
LIDO Hall. Seventh ave and 10th 81 100
The WaramauR $40 " 18th At. 120J
Antlsrs. Gn3 W Hin 81 .-........ SOO
Devoushire 225 W ssd - ..... -. 1000
Clarendon. 605-9 vnst i1cth ST.. l.f5o
The Csnipolyn sol West 10Th ST.. 100
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LAWYERS.

rooms i0ei-i Oe3. Marbridge Building LIB
Rrss6eay conner saith st
tTVFRTfsrWTN~ Atp SUES. RirTloNs
b., T5s tribune .s- ND - their lpioen Cfnce.
81, iaes prr4srH. efTesn 3sfn ard 5ith sfE
,,r,u q o.-iolr 70 .n. Advertisements re et'ed AZ
Ire following brsn 20 "0i-es a. rtsHl.r once rates
until o.cl1Ck =. H., VIZ. -6i eta ave.
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location Number of
Rooms and Rent Which Win Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Room Apartments.
URQT aTnr

Dorueaux, RlverHde Drive and 127ts St $500
Portland. Gf2 w II5th AZ -. 100
Clarence. 2i2 w DAD ~ '.. $50
zen sairn, Riverside Drive and O9th 81. 1900
fhe Kirherley $50 " I64th at TOO
Aihea- Jos W ODD NJ ........ $50
Dacone Han. s2O w 1929 st....... 200
Lhestyrshire. $40 w 1874 ~ ... 400
The Plymouth 537 y. i4gth st 552
Chilmark Hall sol W 143d at - 4sO
Vera. COS w 9th 81 - acc
taruna 90 w sO,h st..... 300
rFendda Court 81
Hudsonia 10Th 81 and Riverside 400
S18 w. s4th - 1000
Wesleyan )wlys a575 F7roadwav go
Tlhce Fumbert. go Cathedral P'kway l.-OO
Ia Iouraine. 1i5th r.. and Morning
side Drive ....-.. ............ $40
Marsnamav. eTI-r- Vest r1o,b St $50
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Eight-Room Apartments.

katahdin. B'way and 18th st...... -
Lmaiilla. 23T w. TIth st.............. 1sOO
Nlchoiss ave ',' 500
Wharf4aIe Go4-s0s X 1I5th ST.. 1i0a
f2O-fos Ri,ersida rrtv. " .. / 500
Ta-anno Court 3o7-31g " 18th St LOO
Lancashire. 353 ". s5th st........... loo
Dorothea. 331 ". lois, St. ......... 800
Stafford f4O-t4o n ro4.i, ST 600
Wellington Court. 1924 ~. and P'way. 1000
Evanston. aoth ~. and West End ave. 2,00n
100 Piverside Drive .... 1900
4OT Genital PARK West cor pf,t st O09
CnesterHeld 9e0 f2t-er-ida rrfy.... . son
Tamifco az Cen,rai Park West . 1909
vorksbfre 5e9 ~ Ii9,h st'... LOO
Florba-1 ora II o-tb AZ . ] 5O1
PockIodgn IsIi PIvergidn Drive g 1929 . 400
The Winfield. 2OT " 5stn st....... 1880
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cAapET CLEANING.

z-.,.r,,-f. CARPET CLEANING co.--cl-sS'
- ~ ~, comnressed air. steam, hand or on noor
~ prasdwgy i2I East iStt ST. coz
ppANDT Tol iS2-3Sh -
,-FV YORK CARPET CLEANiNG WORMS
. &" ,1isest Largest Most Modern.
FIVE FCGs WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
~ 49,. 2aasonahla Send f0r Circular
I'll 4aoa 1923 BrJant 1i-fa' west t"'n 81
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FOREIGN COMMERCE IN AUGUST

Tire chief OF the Bureau II Statistics De-
rartmrut Of Commerce and Labor. reports
re classification OF imports and exports
io- August and for the eight months end
oil August. as follows:
IMTOETS-ATG
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INSTALLATION.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
THE CROFT SCHOOL

22S West I'D ST.. New York.
IL Ideal and exceptional as a boarding and day
school. .,
W hoy Is bright and wishes to make rspiu
progress he IL not held back by reason or any
other boy or by the old grade system, " ne
IL timid or nervous, he ~ encouraged; ~ ne
- careless. Interest In his studies j. -ecured;
N he does not know how to apply himself. he
j. taught. To this individual method of teacn-
ing II due the Croft Schools wonderful sue
cess, an "surress IL what talks"
thoroughly up-tO-date commercial course
FOR hOvs who do not desire go TO college
Primary department for boys 10 - years
NJ age. No female teachers. Same teachers
To- all departments
most liberal systsm NJ athletics. Wisely
directed.
All work prepared ~ the school under the
direction and assist ice Of expert teachers un-
less home work is preferred Reopens Sept
2sth. can on or address the Principal tnow
at the school.
22s West ed ST.. New York.
Office hours. q 20 4. by appointment.
nh,ta
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ences Mrs. Golfers Asency. 45i 4th ave. 3lst So.
AWBERNAID WAITRESS young
girl. good references. city or country. Ma b.
treWson's AgeuCy SIS Gtn ave. Tel" ot'
BRYANT -
CHANBERNAID.-E English. FIRST class. neat
tidy, nNcellcnt city, reiefehCes, cry -.
42d. Phone 14s7 BRYANT
THAMBERMAID. fACNDRESs.-. %eat younE
Irish woman 5000 Ie.erenses 80 W.,
$50 s.. Phone 300 Madison. -
CHAMBERMAID.-Tho experienced
young scotch woman: would assisi Waliresss
wears excellent reference. $50 waldorf
Agency. y West $50. Phone 300 Madison.
C4AMBERMAID English Protestant. excellent
f.e gears references. w, Miss bniinat or r
sAgeucv. go 9th ave, Rooms eol ana "o2. ItL
4a27 Madison square
ia 4lIRERWORK- WAITING Young Irish cir,
highly recommended, city iamIf 40, Aiiss
Hofma e~'s Agency so ON ave, Rooms wi ana
100 TEL 4527 Madison square.
CTNMBERMAID. WAITRESS - Experienced
boz every way. particularly neat lrSh girl.
go. good Ioferences waldorf Aseh'3' -
West 23d Phone. 300 Madison. -
CHNMRERMAID-ve good seamstrcss ex-
reiient references. CITY or short distance m
oorrfr. Miss Margaret smiths Agency p
West 32d. Phone. 1888 BRYANT. --
cl4AMBERMArD. wAGTREss.-Nest com com.
T.-rarf swedish girl. has worked IN pest
,.tta. Ed, besr refArences. Oison's Agency.
20 lexington ave Tel. l464 Ilazs
THAMRERMAID First class CTR , Tour
,9 Yeas last ga.
COOK c-CHAMBEI;MAIp &c.-Ivo scotch
girls together oi separately; eNeehent cooaa'
ass I lest .itv references. city or country $50
and S23 Industrial Association hHlloy l.'h'
Agency Il West 42d ST. Phone 9-lD n'l ant
COOK and CHAMBERMAID. &c.-Cook and
,,,.,rso washing. ehambermad ana va
49, co., yor,en sisters Protcstants, small lam
u,.. oorrtry preferred. Address A. boA 90 ZOOS
Broadway.
.,,.,,- rtfAMBERMAID. WAITREss-M Mother
and daughter. thoIonghN ~ I,8,,.trial A.
r.I,..6. eNreeut references So iHi-a,i o. :,
ISOLATION Employment Ageney' j. west -" u
Phone 52i0 Bryant.
- (-tf, INFERNO &c.-Two girls Swel-
CN1N ~ so. chsmbcrmaId ana waitress 80
.ather. cltv preferred; excellent r'ii'' .,..t
Wilson Agency. ~ Est o'th r. TEL -
- XT-NDRF,Sa-S2 neat young girl, Win
Dii rIfv references. ccmpeient an" ~.
* r" Mathewson Agency. SIS ON ave '''
-. $40. sVcde- who thoroughly underEtands
80 blslness. first class city reieith'vSs, a. e,b
,.,,,rfr, w M5thews0n Agency CD u"
aye Tel 31s Bryant ---
49,, Tvcsliep, swedish cook. best city r"i
'er.e. city or country. with Hichtil"'TI i ~
.io,,c Jusslla Agency, go Lexington ave- '''''
i753 Plaza. ----.-1---,r-
GOOD br, 3d maker. excellent ieieT.nn- "a, ,,,
,,nntrr Mrs. Cooper Ason-1 b'' Ct" '''
asth -. .,d d.s
,,o0E-First Lass. excellent pss,r III, pc
,or-ed. S35 Miss Duckl"2 Asfn'l' %
.95 !, Tel 1851 Rrvsni
sCI,K Also cusmbe-uaid sud vslir-i'a .nI. .er
COR as11bter both 0rst class relsn+
,t So together highest rsfeffH,,rss
.-sor-. o. Tesf 29d 80 Tel gov ms'-i--
-I-1,I- T8rrirIlsriv rest vounE lrish ~ ~
'',t cook. shs0lufeIr reliable 49, qqs -
,srt -afer4ncs waldorf Aesnc., i "-s' ''-
Tel 200 Madison
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EXCURSIONS.
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
ClAMCND5
STORAGE NOTICES.

can he returned within one year
CHARLES A. ktEsE, $50 Broadway, View Iork
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NEw JERSEY.

TYpEWRITlNo AND TYPEWRlTEas.
rlssT MULrfGRAPH tyPswrtten lett n. loo.
81 50 Get pies. Addressing. mailing Va
piirt letterhesds Advanced r,pewriiing Bureau,
vi Proad~ay Corilandt 3alI.
VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ NISSAN 81. ca,slosus
free. all makes taken part payment; earga M
IN undyrwood5. Remingtons. divers emiths
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Female.

C'I7ANRERMA and sEAMSTRE=s. Will assist
Iaundre-s. particularly neat irst class refer
enees Mrs. golfers Agency. i5i 4th ave. 3lst So.
WAITRESS.-Neat young
girl. good references. city or country. Ma
trewson's Agency SIS GtA ave Tel, 3IS
BRYANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

-'IAWBERNATD.- EnEI sh. first class neat
tidy. excellent CITY references. city pre-
rcrred 500 Miss BIckley's Agency, Il West
fut.ra -AG- Rrrsut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

..,5.,rpEpAfArp WAITRESS com
+-+ert swedish girl. has worked in best
s.,,iiies. S30. best references Osons Agency
900 = 1xinQfon ave Tel, 1464 Ilaza.
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Nine-Room Apartmcl
Trcr GIpY

AN1lC-NOO.ll EtD0A AAlANAAN9.
VEST SIDE.
PoweIlton B'way and 9th st........ Sl,Ioo
~ ". 77th St, mr. Columbus ave-. -
IN ~ 7a.b AZ - $500
Hohenzoiern. 4o5 West End ave-. 2.l0o
6tr7tford Avon. n. e. cor. Riverside ,oo
The Clearhed. 1881 81 and Riverside -oo
Euclid Hail Pr''waiy; and s5th si.....'.. 1000
l-i-., 49, eetb ~ "a pfvers g.. Drive g. 200
De WITT Court coo ". 1lath St.. senu
too.is- pIye,-ide rrivs, 200
Ten-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
por,i'nn. III ". fist st..........:.. l5Oo
Tho Chatsworth. 72d 81. and Riversids am
Drive PAL, y,;c.,
Terrace Court Riverside Drive and a2d o.ooo
l2O-l2s Riverside Drive. .............-. 2'ooo
Eleven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
32s W SD -t........... .......-.... ..... Ss,Gn
Wendoivn. Tooth at & Riverside Drive $500
The Belnorf. B'way and s8th Stu. T'eeVVoo
The Woodme-e 5G1 ". l41st st..-..... .'St an
1eO-125 Riverside Drive........-...... 5000
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
The r--nhria. West End ave & s2d ~. $4,000
Georgian Court Central PIX W. & Goth 4.0OO
l2O-125 Riverside Drive. 3'ooo
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Fl Dorado. central Park West. snth st. Sa.ano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

Foar-tlrs 10 natural
state and food ami
mails .......
Foo SUITS partly or
rroIIr prepared ..
iL.e materials f0r
Use .r laCuldr .....
Manu- fr- further use
c wangfae .......
E,-ufs lures ready f0v
consumption ......
Gtle.rrlHre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

l-tgNNfPERMATp-Ncr good seamstrcss, eN-
,.aiionf efsreuces. city short distance in
oo,rtr. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. ="
West sd Phone. 1888 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

ApvEETTgEMENT AND 81 INSCRIPTIONS
for The Trihune rfceifed a. iheir Uptown oince
A.. tss. BROAD va between gGt1 and JTfh SITS.
,,rtu y n clock n. 40 ertissments fecsit "a ~
ne folopfnE branch cfTceh on REGULAR ufrs rates
until = O'Clock b. VIZ. 2a4 -fl .. . o cor
9s4 ., fEs ffh ave Ccr f-fh ~. l0i Ess' lA'h
~ ~ vest ga al. between ia and sth Afes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

Foel-f.Fe 800 1atursl
rsa and food ami
NILS .............
Fu0cetGTs partly or
Who'll. prepared
Cfurr materials f1r
USE 'u nauufaC ....
Nsr-r frr further use
r --uufGo .......-.
Nrrrts lures ready for
consumption .....-..
fscr ..-suGE .......
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The goth Year of

HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR BOYS
VIII open in It's New Home at 500 West Fad
Ave " corner Of SDth ST., Oct 4th.
College and Commercial Preparation. CataIog
on request Once hours . 20 -
\ ARCHIBALD SHAW. Jr.. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

,,oot- CffAMBERMAID. WAIIIESs " o l
and daughter thoroughly eSPenen4,SSa yi A.
ltIi', H., F,nuIovment AgenCy II West 4-d 81.
fr~fHH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

COOK c.-CHAMBEIMAIp &o.-Ivo scotch
giris together oi separately; excellent cooh'
.ssjet laundress: other cha mDermaid ana Nal
res. best city references s.. city or COUNT 80
-d con Industrial Association Employment
- 4 west 42d ST. Phone J2lO biFaht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

COOK and CHAMBERMAID' &c.I SC, go, ,rs ana
coarse washing. ehamDermaid ana " 30 g.,
as. country preferred. Address A. BOA ~ IJo4
Broadway.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
RECIPE FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

The following recipe Is the best that
can be had for weak or disordered kidneys:
Half ounce fluid extract Buchu; half
ounce Murax compound; six ounces good
pure gin. Shake the bottle well each time
and take one or two teaspoonfuis OF the
MIXTURE after each meal and at bed time"
Any druggist will mix or supply these In
gradients.
The foregoing formula comes from high
medical authority and will produce quick
and permanent results. 1t will speedily re-
lieve backache, rheumatic pains. frequent
and highly colored ~urination. These symp-
toms OF kidney trouble must have prompt
attention TO prevent Bright's disease OF
dl~abCtes.-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
IS LAWYERS ON THE GRILL
IN APPELLATE DIVISION.
AT Least a Hundred Others Are
Likely to Be Hailed
to Court

With the opening of the escond ses-
alon Of the fall term of the Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court to-day
fifteen lawyers were hauled up on
charges preferred by the Bar Assocla-
ton, and II was said at least a hun
dred others may have to answer
charges In the near future.
Tho attorneys who's professional
conduct has caused the Bar Associa-
ton to take action against them are
w. 3. C.Iedsey, u. ii. Sototarof, Israel
Levine, ]. L. Pascal, Max ID. Quitman
I. Morton Gotthcim, Irving G. Fox,
Washington Smith, a. Il. Schleimer,
Aaron Arrutis, Moses Jaffe. L. w. Nor
ris. Abraham s. Janer. Henry c. Hen
derson and w. G. Stanton.
Several hundred cases were on the
calender for argument before the JUS
tees OF the Appellate Division to-day,
and the courtroom wa crofded with
lawyers. Among the most important ap-
peals heard was that OF plstri't-At
torney whitman from an order OF Jus
tice Mccall in the lower brlnc OF
the Supreme Court granting the mo-
ton OF former City Chamberlain Charles
IT. HYDE TO remove the Indictment
against him from the Criminal Term
Of the Supreme Court to the Court
OF General Sessions.
Hyde was indicted by the Grand Jury
last May for bribery In connection with
the affairs OF the Carnegie Trust Com
pany. He contended that his position
as an official OF the city entitled him
20 an early trial. M he said he could
obtain one IN the Court of General Ses-
rions. but not IA the Criminal Term OF
the Supreme Court. Assistant District
atnrnap Inhpgtana arpntfar tho . mo
to-day. declared Justice NcCalrs orde.
granting the removal Of the case to
General Sessions was without pre-
cedent.
That Justice McCall's order was on
tered OF July II, after the Supreme
Court had adjourned for the summer
vacation period. and was therefore in
valid, was one OF the points raised ay
Mr.. tombstone.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
HOLDS BOY FOR SENDING
FALSE ALARM; Is REAL FIRE.
Policeman Finds Building in Blaze
After ArreSting Lad for Pull
inc Box.

NY Dun.
There have been so many false
alarms turned in from First avenue
and Forty-seventh street that Police
man Rohde Of the East Fifty-Rrst
street station promptly arrested Harry
I'ortgang to-day when he pulled the
corner box.
You're under arrest" said the po-
liceman.
what for7" asked the young man.
Turning in a false Alarm said the
policeman.
We'll. you beat Il down to pas store
at I'll ecorner and you'll see whether
It's a false alarm or not" said Fort
gang.
The policeman went along. He found
the basement and nrst floor Of the five
story tenement at the corner on Are.
The Bernard Fortgang Paper Com
pany occupies the basement and first
floor. The upper -four floors are used
by tenement jewellers.
Rohde went through the building and
sent all OF the tenants TO the street.
There was much excitement among the
tenants and n CROWD gathered 10 watch
tho blase. The loss was 5000.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
DENTAL Student
killed BY GAS IN
FATHERS OFFICES
Found With Tube in Hand, but
Suicide Is Denied by Cor
oner's Physician, a Friend.

Chief Engineer James OF the Ply
sicisns and Surgeons Building at No. 20
East Forty-flrst street. erected especi-
aaly for the offices of medical men.
smelled gas IN the halls above the tenth
floor to-day when he was called by a
maid cleaning floors.
They traced the odor to the suite OF
Or. NJ. Charles G~ottschaldt. James saw
thoe the crack under the door had been
stopDsd on the inside by q towel. lie
ooned the lock with a pass key and
eSsosd back the door. which was blocked
~ two heavy chairs.
Tho ofhces were full Of gas. In the
A0oratory, seated on a dentists chair.
wth the tube of a sterilization furnace
In his hand. was the body of Martin
0ottschaldt. son Of Or. Gottschaldt. and
. dental student.
Tho superintendent At first thought
rhs young man was asleep and shook
him. The body slipped Imply to the
floor. Physicians were called from ad-
Joining offices. They said the young
man had been dead several hours. DR..
0ottschaldt was called hy telephone
from his home. No. 6s West Forty
sinh street. He did not know what
had happened until he entered the room
whore his sons body lay. He was
Frustrated and all inquiries were ro-
ferred to Coroner's Physician Weston.
Tt was not a suicide at ALL" said DR..
Weston, who apparently had not beer
apprised Of the circumstances as report
Cd at the building Il know the boy
very well 4 Il am one OF his fathers
best friends. Martin was preparing for
bis examination in a Philadelphia dem
tai school and was studying at his
fathers office.
Last night. exhausted and over
wrought. he went TO sleep. Gas wa.
escaping from a faulty heater. and IL
his weakened condition he was asphyxl-
atsd. The boy was only twenty-onc
years old and had the brightest pros.
poets in the world"
The evening world., 1911-10-06
HELP o

BOOKBINDERS - b z o o X
LYN Bindery requires help
in all lines. $50 Kent av,,
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Aids to a Cleanly Bathroom

The bathroom should be given q
daily cleaning and weekly scrubbins.
Nothing Is better than q solution
made by dissolving Gold Dust wash
ing powder IN water. Thoroughly
scrub and scald basin and closet with
the hot suds and pour down the pipes
boiling water to which has been
added Gold Dust In proportion of
two tablespoons OF Gold Dust to
every gallon of water. Clean tho
nickel and brass fixtures In bath
room by rubbing with equal parts of
whiting snd Gold Dust washing pow.
der.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Hair Styles for
The Fail Hats

Hair Styles for
The Fail Hats
Whatever the modish girl wants for
her particular chapeau we are pre-
pared to suit her in every detail. not
emitting the important one of price
We're said to give the finest values in
hair goods in the city.
Psyches-in three styles
plain, or with "swirl'--slso the
hBiscuit" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hair ','.,,1-.,"..,., l.4o to 400
biscuit styles swirl curl or
"sprlng Maid') 49,. 400 TO 600
Switches-of selected hair
U TO 80 inch-up from ...,... .OS
Biscuit and Psyche Pads-latest styles
elsewhere 20 TO 30. ,,,..,'.l0 to.20
Full lines Of Transfer nations, runs,
Rolls. Hair and BsndesuI Nets
and all other requisites.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
w. n. Curtis Falls Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-wiliam 4,
Curtis. q widely known journalist, and
in 1884 United States Minister to Mexico,
dropped dead early last evening At the
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. He wa born
Nov. s. 1850. at Akron, o. For more than
twenty years his Washington and other
letters have appeared in various news
papers
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Vanderbilt. "Coach,ne King"

NEWPORT. Oct. 6.-Alfred Gwynnc
Vanderbilt. who Is soon to return from
England to prepare for tho Horse Show
in Madison square Garden. has becom,
known In the British capital M the
Coaching kine Of America because
of his record for months In tooling a
coach between London and Brighton.
The evening world., 1911-10-06

%. so BOYS SUITS. =. 400
Norfolk and Double Brcast-Fancy
Chcviota and Twccds-many shades
of gray aud bgown-S to 10 yrs.
50 CT. BOYS BlOUSES.. ,. 40
Madras and percalcs. In white and
light stripe--also Eden cloth. In dark
patterns hundred or unlaundercd-
band or collar to 10 years.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-17
A POLICE CHIEF
ADMITS HIS GUILT
Frank Burt of Wichita Enters Plea
In Court.
{ SOLD STOLEN STAMPS
1t Is Charged That a Bank President
and a Joint Keeper Were
Also Implicated in the
Transaction.

Wichita, Kas., Mar. 15.-Frank Burt,
former chief of police, pleaded guilty
in the federal court here to the charge
Of selling stolen postage stamps. Burt
had announced his intention earlier
in the day through Harry j. Bone.
United States district attorney.
L. f. Naftzger, former president OF
the Fourth National bank, who was
arraigned together with Burt, entered
a plea of not guilty. Although Burt
Is held on four different indictments,
each containing four counts, it was an.
nouneed that he would not be tried at
once, but would be used as a states
witness against Naftzger and Frank
Callahan, a joint keeper who was in
dicted at the same time.
Callahan did not enter a plea, but
asked for further time in which to con.
suit a lawyer, saying that such PRIV
ilege has been denied him. Such per