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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
DavenpOrt-Rylander Wedding Party
Entertained.

Cuthbert, Ca, June 29-Miss Mo
zelle Baldwin was hostess on Monday
evening, entertaining at her lovely
home for the avenport-Rylander we'd
ding party, after the rehearsal.
Daisies, with which were mingled
asparagus fern formed the decora-
ton scheme and in the dining room, a
brides table was arranged on which
were also used daisies and fern. When
the brides cake was cut Miss Bald
win won the dime, Miss Elise Slappey
the ring, and Mr. Walter Page, the
thimble.
An orchestra furnished music during
the evening.
Those present were Miss Frances
Davenport, Miss Mary Davenport, Miss
Elise Slappey, Miss Susie Gum, Miss
Annie Laurie Gay, Miss Coney, of
of Americas, and Mrs. Bob West;
Messrs. Walter Rylander, ]. D. Hooks,
John Mathis, Walter Page, Walter
Brown and Emory Rylander, of Amer
icus; Sion Hawkins, of Atlanta; Lee
land Bussey, Guyton Moye, Dick Gag
and John D. Wade, of Marshallville.
At a late hour ices and cakes in
yeddow and white were served. Mrs.
West served punch.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
For Miss Caroline Worthy.

Mrs. W. Benjamin Worthy was nos
tess on Thursday afternoon at a
beautiful porch party given at her
home on Lee street in honor OF her
daughter Miss Caroline Worthy, VINO
las recently returned from Shorter
college.
The merry game of up-jinks was
played after which delightful refresh
ments were served.
Miss Ruth Britton won the prize
box OF candy.
Mrs Worthy was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Frank Sheffield, Mrs
NIeve Davis and Misses Alice and Eli2-
a0eth Worthy.
invited were Misses Louise Mar
snail Annie Bailey, Ethel Gray, Ruth
hiItton, Carobel Mathis, Elizabeth
Brown, Maud Sherlock, Pearl Lott
nate Denham, Sallie Estelle Carter,
annie Williams and Mrs. Calvin Car
Ter, Jr
several attractive visitors present
were Miss Harriet Carswell, OF Cor
oel0' Miss Mildred Lide, of Richland;
''e"urlck and Hatch, of Tennille; AIDE
-"'0e galloway, of Atlanta; Sue
~ ,'o"n d. OF Cincinnati, and Dorothy
Cheney, Of Ellaville
'l'SS Harriet Carswell, of Cordele,
and Miss Mildred Lide, of Richland,
7'"rned to their homes yesterday, al
W. weeks visit with Misses Ruth
','on on Lee street They were ac-
corded many pleasant social attentions
- ing their stay in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
OE LESS AUTO FOR JOHN D.
He ad Five Care Before Dissolution
of Standard Oil.

Combus, O., June 29.-John d.
Rockefeller has cut down the number
of hi automobiles since the Govern
ment)rdered the dissolution of the
StanGd Oil Company. Before then
he he five. To-day the State De-
partnnt received request from Mr.
for licenses and tags for
four nchines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
Dinner Party For Miss Reid.

Mr.. Carl ,Ansley was host at din
ner party in honor of Miss Lilloise
Reid, of Atlanta, at the Windsor last
Sunday evening. The guests of the
occasion were Miss Lilloise Reid, Miss
Mary Littlejohn, Miss Montez Thomas,
Mr.. Carl Ansley, Mr. John Gossett,
Mr.. Harris Council.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
MASONIC NOTICE.

All members of M. B. Council Lodge,
Nofi 90, and Americas Lodge, No. 10,
F. and A. NJ, are requested to meet
at the Masonic Temple at 3 p. m
today for the purpose of attending the
funeral services of Brother J. N. XII
ker. ]. E. MATHIS, W. NJ.
A. G. MILLER, Sec'y.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

Frank LaMonte's Seven Merry-Mak-
ers will come for a weeks engage
nent. The act consist of pretty
girls and two comedians. This act
comes highly recommended and is one
of the highest priced acts that Manager
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

Man a woman never realizes what
a goot husband she has until she
reads S obituary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
BOMB WITNESS SLUGCED
Federal Prosecutor Asks the
Attorney General to Act.
INTIMIDATION Is FEARED
Government Says 1t Will Reveal
Conference on Pacific
Coast Explosions.

Indianapolis, Oct l6.-Charles w. Miller,
the United States Attorney. telegIaphed
Attorney General Wckersham tonight
asking the Department OF Justice to make
rigid investigation of the reported slug
ging at Kansas City, no, of II. f..
Pearce, who on Monday was a witness
for the government in the dynamite con-
spiraCy" trial
AT the beginning Of the trial here we
could take no chances In tolerating rough
tactics" said Mr. Miller tonight. "Pearce
came here under subpoena from the gov
eminent and neither he nor any other
witness Is to be molested on account Of
any testimony he might have given"
The United States Attorneys telegram
asked for "a vigorous federal investiga-
ton to determine the perpetrators Of the
outrage"
Pearce, who is reported to have been
held up and robbed. was a clerk in a
Kansas City hotel, identified In his testi-
mony Ortie f. McManigal as having reg
istered at the hotel August 20, 1910. as -.
". McGraw, St Louis" Mechanical, he
said, had remained at the hotel three
days, leaving there on the day the dyna-
inter put several charges of nitroglycer-
inc under portions Of a bridge being con-
structed across the Missouri River A
can Of the explosive, which McManigal
hid in a swamp near the river, but which
he later was unable to locate. was recov-
cred by the local authorities and turned
over to the government.
While Pearce was on the stand only
short time, and merely identified M'Man-
igal, his testimony was said by govern
ment attorneys to be important in connec-
ton with other details of the dynamite
conspiracy" in which forty-fve men are
on trial.
The government announced that II would
be shown that a conference was held in
Kansas City concerning proposed Pacific
Coast explosions. According to the gov
eminent James b. Mcnamara. with Bert
Brown, an iron worker official In Kan
sas City, on trial here, and citizen"
whose name was not given, talked about
proposed jobs TO be blown up.
The United States Attorney asserted
that Mcnamara and Brown urged the
citizen" to go into the dynamiting bust
ness. saying there's lots Of money In IT
for you. and you've got the protection OF
the union. We're going to blow up the
whole town of Los Angeles" but that the
unnamed person refused TO enter the con-
spiraCy.
Attorneys for Brown and for William
J. Mccain, of Kansas City. also defend
ant, asked the court 10 compel the gov
eminent to produce the name Of the "citi-
zen" The court overruled the motion.
Brown and Mccain have been business
agents Of the International Association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 552 Large. gat r.
St: adjoining bath. Mrs. BUTTON.
WEST sIDF-' hove IO0th street.

S4-I4sTH ST. So WEST sunny front room
In apartment business woman. housekeeping
t,T,vav~gr TORN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
sICKLEs IN oUANDARY ANEW
another Bank Obtains Judgment and
Deputy Makes Levy.

Through the acton Of the Sherif's Of
nee yesterday General Daniel T.. SickIes
: to-day In the same danger Of losing his
personal belongings In his home, at No
. Fifth avenue, as he was a few weeks
ago. when his wife, from whom he is
separated, settled judgment for 5000.
y satisfy which the Lincoln National
pahk was going TO sell the war hero's
Effects
The Bank Of the Metropolis obtained a
yeosInent for $3.50 a few days ago against
GENERAL Sickles on note. Deputy Sheriff
sofges went yesterday to the generals
nome and levied upon bis personal effects,
which Include many valued war relics
and art objects.
Unless some one again comes TO the
financial aid OF General sickies these eff
lects will be sold by the Sheriff in about
Two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
the supervising Architect Washington,
D. G.. October 10. lgl2-Sealed prop, sails
will be received lu this ONCE until 3 o'clock
p m, on the 2lst day 81 November 1872
and then opened for the mechanical euuip-
mcnt except plumbing and el"vators) OF the
United States baTg" Office az New York
y Y. In accordance with drawings and
speclncatlous. copies OF which may DO OBJ
taIncd al the office % the superintendent Of
construction, New York, ~ Y, or az this
Office. at the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect. OSCAR WENDEROTH. Superyls-
inc 'rchitcCt
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. ARMY
BulIding whitehall street New York city.
y Y, September ~. 1912 Sealed proposals,
I'm .riplisatc, will be received here until l
o'clock y. VI. October -, 1912 and then
opened for furnishing and delivering al either
the Now York, Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago
or 81. LoIls DEPICTS ~ N" Quartcrmaster
Department i4O 90 RS Drawers, sumner:
Under thlrts. cotton. Information upon applica-
tion ~ GR'" Z'LTNeK1 Depot Q. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

WANTED. Good speciality for mail order
business. W. w, Box n, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
WITNESS HALTs OIL CASE
Standard Agent Declines to Give Any
Further Testimony.

The inquiry before Special Commission
er Jacobs In regard 10 the contention of
the Waters-Pierce oil Company that the
Standard on Company still seeks to con-
uoi Il In spite Of the decree for the disso-
luton Of the trust was suddenly halted
Yesterday when Howard Bayne, one Of the
Standards agents, refused 10 testify fur
Their
Mr., Bayne had been on the stand on
Tuesday and promised TO bring certain de-
sired documents 70 court with him yester-
Gay, but changed his mind over night He
said he would decline TO answer further
questions or produce the papers on adj
Fice Of counsel, who had Informed him
p o. 0"'hOrity Of the commission had
acision as TO what course 10
Puisa asard to Mr. Bayne's attitude
MI be reached this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
LOST BANkBOOkS.

1AEEBOOK no. 49Sl7l Of the Union p pine
tr, ~ Lain 90 IL is hereby called upon 10 pro-
sent the same within ten days or submit ,,I no
having said lassbook cancelled ana ne" o'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
EAST sDF-Eciow tooth street

81 70 TO Ss-AttraCtive rooms I'm first noor
apartment: all light. building exclusive:
three minytCs from 23l St subway; business
woman. having too many rooms. VII rent
drawing ROOM furTi shcd with mahogany. and
-FOUR connecting bedrooms. separate OF together
piano. telephone. shower bath, steam heat
open frepaCCs. splendid Tor llsht and air
Tasteur litter. maid service. meals optional;
mus. be seen to be appreciated references nee
essary: application ty telephone. GTameTcy-
$500
45TII ST. EAsT.-Largc and small well
furnished rooms FOR gentlemen; reference.
LEXINGTON AVE. 3I2 tuctween aNth and
10Th NsD.-Large. attractive room. home
cooking. comforts. reasonable.
MADISON AVE. S7-ElsEantly furnished
three rooms and hath. steam heat electric
ity. III c0rveni'n"os. references NcGi. .Ff..
TUUrv' busInsss gentlemen have rlgh class
nr,rcl0r arqrfufrf. room for ore more. ref
crcuc's EXCHANGED and rcruIrT' Phone kli.h
UtersOnaD. Madison -Culro fsEG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

BUhRD OF ELEC IUNo-
Board OF Elections OF The City OF New
York. General once. IO7 w. 41st ST.. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan
Notice is hereby given. In pursuance OF
Chapter o. Section 301. Laws OF 1909, con-
shutting Chapter II OF the Consolidated
Laws. OF the boundaries OF each OF the cleo
ton districtS In the Counties Of New York.
Kings. Queens and Richmond. OF the desig-
nation Of the place OF registration, October
II, ~. 10 and 10. and OF the polling place
for the election 10 BE- held November s. 1912,
in zach OF the election districts In said coun-
ties, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
BOOKKEEPER-Christ age %: eight
years experience; double entry, ledger WORK;
cost system, auditing, typewTiting; desires
$3.50. J J., 1861 3sih ct. Brooklyn
JAP bNESE VACUUM Gle AIMING Man
seeks work by hour tS1D: small apartment
cleaned for 81 with powerful electric ma
chine, thoroughly experienced and respon-
si5le. Telephone 1922 Riverside. 100 West
1O1pt ~
VARNTSHER and polIsher would like TO work
on rehnishinR furniture and hard wood. Zim-
hermann, 1872 German Place, Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

=. Register! Register!l Tomorrow. II
sis the third day Of registration. Do
not permit anything TO prevent your
heino on the registration books to-
morrow NIGHT. Tomorrow is the third
gay Of registration. Booths open from
Z O.. m. to 10 o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

INTELLIGENT WHITE WOMAN FOR GEN
ERAL HOTSEWCRK IN ADULT FAMILY
OF FOUR, WHERE OTHER Girl is KEPT;
MUST BE CLEAN, TIDY AND COMPETENT:
10 A. NJ, OR BETWEEN / AND P. NJ. l2i
WEST HST ST.
TEACHERS. Women unemployed. may learn
OF a permanent and profitable position. Guar
antee and commission. shuman Co.. Pub
fishers. 1853 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
DREs SMAKING.

ATTRACTIVE GOWNS from chic Partisan.
Win your own material. $40 up. gowns also
rern0dclled: estimates given; very reasonable.
Mines N,rrett & Naldcs. 100 West llIth Of.
Tel GGGO- Morningside
HORN LADIES TAILORING co. pa WEST
34TH ST. WILL 'KE A PERFECT FIT
TING SUIT TO ORDER FOR 500 OR
SKIRT Sl5O FURNISH YOUR OWN MA
TERIAL.
MEDbVE SHEER. lac WEST SID sT.--Ih.
PORTED EVENING. STREET GOWNS At
VFRY I Ow PRICES. NLSO " NDE TO OR.
DER. FINEST WORKM hNSHIP GUARAN'
TIED INSPECTION INVITED.
DRFSSMA ER--COmpetent makes and re,
models. chIldren's n speciality. Juliet. l2S
Fest r"'h 81 Tel 4OS Stuyvesan:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
TREE
ROOM AND EOARD REG STER

The Room and Board Register
of The New-York Tribune con-
tsins list Of the better furnished
rooms and board offered in New
York.
Those seeking rooms are in
vited TO consult the Register and
obtain a list free Of charge. 800
Tribune Building. Telephone
Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Nice, neat young
Irish girl, unframed, quick to learn. will
ing and obIging; wages SIG: city or coun-
try Domestic Exchange agency 32i Col
umbus ave. Schuyler 9l36 "
GENERAL HOCSEWORKER, - Very neat;
willing girl. good cook. excellent laundress;
finest references; city or country; SO Pear
sons Agency, 8 East 1921 st., near 9th ave
Tel 5049 Harlem.
GOVERNFsS. Swell educated young lady, as
chiIdrens French goyerness; salary optional;
references w. t., Tribune Uptown ONCE,
IIOUsEWORK Thoroughly competent woman
wants 10 do Homework for aged couple u
business people; town or country; references
7. c., Tribune Office.
HOTrSFKEEPER-You widow, with six
oid boy: excellent references; private
house preferred or our OF city. II. Y, Tribune
Uptown Office 1884 Broadway. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shirts. collars: FIRST
class in every respect, best personal and
written references wages >5C 70 go. Do
mestic Exchange tagency)' 90 columbus
ave Schuyler ol3B
I.AI-NpREss. Young Norwegian; first class
Iaundress; $50 3j. s., Miss Hoimayers
Agency, 3.O-322 9th ave. 9th floor Tel. A52T
Madison Square
Nurse - Canadian: understands thoroughly
care OF delicate children; excellent New York
references: city or country. +. b., Miss FitZ-
Gerald's Bureau EO3 9th ave entrance 42d ST.
PARLORMAID.-Ta neat, first class Swed-
ish girl assist waiting; excellent references;
friend first class e. ambermaid. Osterlerg's
Agency, 7lG Lexington ave. Tel. 1898 Plaza.
- .nyaI.d on cicer.y iudy, as nurse. com
panion. ananuensis. good packer and travel
ley well qualified 70 take full charge OF re-
fined household. Mrs. Emma Graf "A Main
St. TarfvtOwn. y, Y.
TWO SISTERS Irish girls together
or separate: cook. first C ass, assist laundry.
observation-disclosures: three years excellent
references: cit or country; s3O-S25 Industrial
Association Agency. II West 42d St Phone
52l0-Brvant "
W-1TTRESS- CH AMBERMAlD-Nice appear
ing Young girl: one years personal refer.
cncCs; wages S22: willing and obliging Do
mCstlc Exchange tagency). S@3 Columbus
ave SCHUYLER 9l26.
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.-Neat. tall
Swedish girl. first class waitress; understands
her work; excel ent city references. Oster-
here's Agency. 5l6 Lexington ave. Tel 1888
Plaza.
WAITRESS or PARLORM AID.--Young Irish
Girl: CITY references: So $50. NJ, Miss Hot-
nayer's Agency. 32o-S22 9Th ave. 9th floor
Tel. 4'27 Madison So.
WASHING - Colored woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen. terms reasonable.
1876 West 1929 ST. Phone 1854 MoTningside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

A. Frame your plans for to- morrow so
NAT they will include time TO register.
.o9k up YOUR polling place in the paper
ano 90 and REGISTER. To-morrow Is
ne third day. There lie one more day,
ns'Vhday; but do not put Il off until
r.s; Something may prevent your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
CARPET CLEANING.
TYPEWRITlNG ANorYPEWRlrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 80 Nassau st Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment: bargains
In Cnderwoods Remln Ttons divers Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SELECT HELP, all nationalties, supplied
short notice references Investigated $3.50
Harlem "a West l3lst 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
AGENTS.-New article: record breaking sales
everywhere Write for free sample and our
new catalogue. The l.. s. Ware ManufactLr-
ing Co., $3.50 Harold St, Philadelphia, Penn
DOCK BUILDERS and ship carpenters stand
ara on Co, Pier T. ia Onne city, y. J..
New Jersey Dock and Bridge Building 60.
MADE $50 UOJ N i've wears VITA small
mail order business began with 50; send for
hee Looklut. tells how Heacock pJ5. Lock
rcrt V
WANTED Good speciality for mail order
business. W. W, Box n, Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN FOR ADVERTISING DE
PhRTMENT or LOCAL NEWSPAPER;
OUTSIDE WORK; Liberal CONMlS-
SION BASIS TO START; CHANCE FOR
hDvANCEMENT. 800 TRIBUNE BUILD
ING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

COUPLE.-Married young; Irish; no children;
wife good plain cook; man useful can MIX
and drive: well recommended Carpenter
Agency, 15l 9Th ave. -
FARMER and GARDENER wants position on
gentleman's place, competent married man;
middle aged: one child. accustomed TO boarding
men: first class references. Address Box 30,
Smithvle South, Long Island.
uOUSEMAN, PORTER or USEFUL MAN
Generally useful about house, excellent ref
erences; 81 week. Pearson's Agency 4 East
1920 ST Tel Eo49--EarIem.
MAN and WIFE in country; man for outside
work. wife general homework. e. Mangels,
lgI south Attn ST.. Brooklyn.
PORTER and GENERAL HELPER.-By
Young man: make himself generally useful;
Agenrv. o East 1920 St Tel 5O49--Harem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
EXCURSIONS.
EOR SALE.

ALiFORNIa-winter Tours leaYe ire
nnsntiv November 10 March. Booklets
Raymord whitcomb CO.. 225 5th ave. n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
ROA7DERS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
WE,r sIDG-BeIow iOOth street.

hE~i SIDL-btION iOOtH
/ 9TH AVE, Uncomfortable. large, small
rooms. excellent table, steam neat; tsle-
1 phone, tdUle guests.
I 4s.n ., :. \, doctor odlCes, en- suite
| single rooms; electriCity, steam heat REFER
! enCts; newly turn!sleG. -----
! DIST ST. 332 WEST-One room. suitable for
two. 81. also rooms 50. improvements anu
] refer, noes. +. II. BOYER. care OF jantor. go
| OOH ST, G3 WEST-SIngle and double
rooms private bath. excellent table; tei'-
phone. ---
I 18TH ST., i26 WEST.-Parlor floor studio for
lCctor. large, small rooms, cOnEehlehces'
Tel tOumUus-3Gl2.
| iUIn 81. l4G WE T-DEsIRABLE ROOMS;
PRlVATE HOUSE: BhIH. PERM ANENI.
RFFEP ENCES. SUBWAY. -.
list ST. 70 WEST. -ATTRAGTIVE Front \ I
ROOMS BATH, C.rs PHONE PKl'AI u
I'D ST. sos WEST Attractive large and me
dunn rooms. private baths: excellen, table,
very hOmcllke. -
73D ST., 100 WEST.-MEDIUM SIZED
ROOMS. LIGHT AND AIRY: ALL CON
VENlENCES. ---
LARGE. MEDIUM ROOMS. PRIVATE
HOUSE. TELF HONE: PREFERENCES.
&c II 81. 100 WEST.-sELECT ROOMS FOR
GEXTLEMAN ~ 6IIIyATE LOUISE REF
nth ST. lI6 wEST.-LARGE room: PR
NATE BATH: MEDIUM ROOM; REf Elt-
ENCEs; TABLE GUESTS: NEW MANAGE
nth ST. ca WEST NEWLY FURNISHED.
SUNNY ROOMS, ADJOINING BA H.
SUITABLE TWO, TELEPHONE DUIlON.
SOiH ST. lGl WEST-LarGe and small rooms
hot cold water. board optional 'phone' r'l-
erence. .
sST ST. IFS ST-New'y furnished rooms
large small front basement; private uath.
SAITH ST 81 WEST. -Desirlble, large clean
comfortable rooms. running water: IdiEe
closets; electricity. near u station. -
ssTH ST, 81 WEST. - Large beautifully lliy
or en- suite; wrIl appointed; private mousse
subway, L" Riverside. -
S>TH n. 100 WE T-Eleganty furnished
two rooms parlor bedroom private lath' ~
~ ahf0~i n desired. 'portm"nt No. \.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. SE2-Iargc. 'gat room :
St. adjoining bath. Mrs. BUTTON.
WEST sIDE-' hove IO0th street.
SI-14sTH ST. So WEST.-Sunny front room
In apartment business woman; housekeeping
references. Miss TORIN. "
iOgD ST. 2O5 WEST-MEuIUM SIZED,
AIRY ROOM. CONVENIENCDs: ELEN 4
TOR, TELEPHONE. REFERENCE: SUB
way. APAFTMFNT Is.
IosTH ST. 2o4 wEsT-Apartmsnt %: two
beautiful adjoining rooms, suitable bacnc-
Tors. bath, telephone. small French family
18TH ST, SOS wE.T.--Priyate american
table hoarders. G'RDNER. "
ls2D ST, 5Gl WEST PRIVATE House.
CORNER BROADWAY; LARGE, WELL
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE
FOR TWO GENTLEMEN: HOME con-
FORTS; SOUTHERN COOKING TABLE
BOARD. PHONE AUDUBON 4GIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
Female

CuuD'S NURSE or nursery governess; edn5
rot1d Young German, speaks French ana
r.r.gilsE excellent references x3O-S3o. n,
Miss BofInayer's Agency. 32O-322 9th ave. Sth
floor. ------ &c.
COOK Neat willing Norweeian girl excel
lent cook; best references; $50; tTlena hea'
charbermaid and Waitress: togetheI OF sepa-
rately Osterberg's Agency 40 Lexington ave
Tel. 1855 Plaza
COOK Excellent Swedish: three years last
posltIon. fancy as well as pam co.kHb !,
good MANAGER: exceptional references; Hlend
kltcbenmald. separate. OsterLeTgs Agency
7iG Lexington ave. Tel. 1858 Plaza
COOK-Flrst class. plain and fancy dlShes'
best uorfonal references; Wiling ana "uut
ing and good breadmaker' wages Gov, 80
rnDsttc Exchange (agcncy) ga NoAuii"
ave. Schuyler 0i36. --------
COOK, assist with laundry; also chambermaid
end waitress: Finnish girls: best rer"T'" ia
Jussila Agency. ESQ Lexington ave lei ''''
Plaza.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. -
Mother and daughter: Eng sh country %
CITY: $50 together Charles Wilson's Agency
724 Lexington ave. Tel 222i-Paza, --
CooK-competent Finnish girl; has best r eeio
eTcncei city preferred. Jussia Agency %"
Lexington ave. Tel, 4463 Plaza, -
COUPLE young Hollanders; VIII DO
entire work Of family; excellent COOK use
ful, butler sos: fine references. MISE shea
Agency, East 42d st.
COUPLE--Useful man; wife excellent iaun-
dress and housewotker; 40; toSetheri Cit5 .,
country; good references. Charles wilson
Agency 724 Lexington ave. Tel. 222t Plaza
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WATER POWER for sale. II G. Werner.
New Brunswick. N. j., II. f. d. =
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Madeira, Gibraltar. kIgiers, Naples, Genoa
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-, ,,.ry Cunardsr "IaConia." Feb. Is; II days.
SiOl nm Including hotels guides, drives shofe
rms. Stop-oyers Round World and So Amer
lea Tours r. G. CLARKE, Times Bug y
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

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SuppIIcs Professors. Teachers tutors 90, Gon
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