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New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
THE HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.,
nmM WEGr aATH ST

New York. Feb 10 1912.
To Mary Ames. Rebecca Bailey, Eliza Ban
ket Elizabeth Bentley. James r. Brooks Nina
Rrus, Mrs. J. T. clark. Mary COyne, Mrs. ". :.
Craven. Walter II. Crosby. Nellie Dale, Chas.
r. D'Arcy. VIM. De Lyons Mary Denning or
Rita Redmond. Thomas porney or Mrs. George
Allen, Desda Duncan, Julia FLYNN, Edward
German. Sarah Haas, Ferdinand Hassters,
Joseph Eall Ctas G.. Hsshow. Mrs Hayes.
Hogan, Gene Humphreys Bensiah q. jayne,
Mary Johnson, Emma ksmble. Mary Ken
nedy. James Mccormack. Cassie Mckay, Ben
jamin Marcus. Ethel Millard. Emma Meier.
Mar Murray. Isabella T. OBrien. Leo l..
Osterwss. Lena Putnam, Anna Reilly. Mary
Riley. Mnta Robinson, James Ryan, Phillip
Scully, Sarah Solden. Ella Smlth,y Dr. $. =
stein, Fannie Taylor. Henrietta Thompson
Vanadium Alloys Co. Adelia Walker. Emma
Warwick. Esther Webster. Estelle Wellington,
Mrs j. Bleecker Miller: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that the time for the pay
Ynent OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We will cause
such nropertv 20 Wit Household Goods Per-
sonal Effects and Merchandise, stored In the
Haeger Storage Warehouses by you or In your
name (or IN which you may have an Interest,"
20 be sold at public auction. according TO the
statute in such case made and provided, at the
warehouse. No 900 West saith ST. New York
city on Monday, March 4th, 1912, at 1890
A. NJ, and ~ the sale thereof 10 not completed
on said date the same will be continued at tho
same place on each and every Monday there
after beginning at 10. 30 A. NJ, and continuing
until the sale Is completed.
UAFGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
ANNIE c. HAEGER, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
SUM MONS.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
lula Runo. Plaintiff. against John 3. Ruro,
Defendant Action for an absolute divorce
summons.
TO TIE ebove named Defendant: You are
hereby summoned TO answer tho complaint in
this action, and 20 serve copy OF your an
swer on the Plaintiffs Attorney within 20
dhys after the service Of this summons. ex-
elusive OF the day Of service; and in case OF
failure to appear or answer. Judgment will
be takcn against you By default for the re-
lief denitfnded In the complaint.
Dated, December ~, 1911.
HENRY W. KIRALFY, Plaintiffs Attorney
OTce and Postofrce Address A Re Co
building. 10th Street and 3rd Avenue
New York City.
To John b. Ruffo. the defendant above
named:
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
by publication pursuant 20 order OF Hon
Nathan Blur. one of the Justices of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New York
dated tns 18th day OF February 1912. and
filed with the complaint I'm this action in the
ofice Of the clerk Of New York County al the
County Court House, Borough Of Manhattan
New York CITY. on February H. 1912
Dated. Now York, February l4th 1912
HENRY W. KIRALFY Attorney for Plain
tiY once and Postofice Address A Re Co
Building. Isoth Street and 3rd Avenue. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
STORAGE NOTICES
KINSTLEhS SIUahiE WAREHOUSE


To c. X. Ferisher. Davis Bros Co, Briggs &
Manning. s u. Refs; j; cullen =. .: bunsn, satsn,
Arndi CO GardE, sf coast ah EoSlpmest os CO. Rev.
l. NJ Cusak, Mrs. J. j. Crosson, NJ. Rosenberg,
A. De Graza, Holland Novelty Co, Floor Cover
morrow, L. Feinberg, Miss X: Bennett {.
Nrs' s. Z. Eisele, =, Peters, Miss c. sauter,
Mrs. Z. Mcbride, J. G. johnson. Hamilton
Florist, Anna B. Freedman. l. Niger. J. A.
Tllden, H. II. Mease. +; c. Tomsonl 5. Roth
L, II. Mann & Co, w. HEM e. Co, Stone steel
Co, l.. G. Tarasch, Gotham OIL Co. c. McCon-
nell, VI. p. missouri g Zambel s. G. Williams.
Kessler, c. schlesslnger Bros, NJ Kline, MIS-
s s. Martenson, et; sphohodorf Wayne Co. Q. NsgeL
bradley stoughton, shecter & Abrams, Roths-
child Co., Mrs. c. y. Lowe, N. G. Hawkes.
Hepburn, Mrs E. F. Bohan. Mrs. j. r; Cleye-
land J. c, Henry. Mrs n A. Turner; Mrs. NJ
Finkenberg, singer Sewing Machine Co.. Mrs.
Margaret Thompson, Mrs. G. u; Racquet Or. a.
siho Robd.surE Ms E. E fShsR BaISo Mi hs5af
brooke, Miss E. olsen. Mrs. p. II. Ayres, W; a.
". /. Condon. Miss a. Mecanrey, l. \, stoyer'
u. L. Abbott u. Tighs, y. 7; Ryan. Il, Poies'
SoNPerhwaitf& w. Co S mrs. Sisusn.er M'sI RSan mrs y
II Morgan H. J. Sherry. a. c. Morris. \. \.
seRver. Jesse Gibbs, Mrs \. Fischer, W. y.
Nelson. Mrs. +. Noble. J. =. Figgan, G. Y.
Kenna. Mr. Norton. z Magner Miss NJ saulter,
Mrs ". s. Hearn. Mrs. L. o Wilson. p.
O Rourke, T. Morap. Mrs. NJ. McCnsker. 9. 3.
Wright. Mrs. Raw Sallou, Mrs. q. Davis, !. r.
Scott. A. L. Jackson. Mary Jackson: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the time
for the payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. We VIII
cause such property 10 Wit Household Goods.
Personal Effects and Merchandise, stored In the
Kinstler's storage Warehouse ny you or In your
name (or IN which YOU may have an intereso,
90 h. sold az public auction. according 10. the
statute IN such eases made and provided. at our
warehouses, 3OO-3O2-S04 west I24th street. New
York city, on Tuesday. March 5th. 1912, and on
TUESDAY. March 2fth, 1912. 81 1890 a m, and
II the sale thereof Is not completed on said dates
the same wifi be continued az the same place
on each end every Tuesday thereafter. beginning
at 1880 a and continuing until the salo Is
completed
KINST1ERs sToRAGE wAREHousE.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
.Jeen in The Shops

in the bottom 10 help in keeping the flowers
In place.
In collection OF unlaundered Frencn
nightgowns OF Jongcloth, which are selling
at prices ranging from 81 SO TO ass. there
are models 10 suit the most widely varying
tastes. There are sleeves long and short
and many different forms OF high ana low
necks. Tho decorations are emoroideries'
which increase in eaborateness as the
price rises.
Al overdress ct Cluny lace. which can
he bought for sl7 IS. would transform "a
simple lingerie frock into a very dressy
affair. II is without sleeves. and has a
low square cut neck. Below gird'e OK
braided American Beauty satin there Is a
pepunl, which Is broken at both PACK ana
front by long tahlier, Each tablier -
decorated AZ the bottom with point OF
American Beauty satin, and all tho edges
are finished with ball trimming.
Japanese hand embroidered tee cosies IN
all eolors are Sc 20 each.
Hand carved sandalwood handkerchief
boxes are 81 and glove boxes 81 80
The names CT shops where articles mentioned
ing stamped and addressed envelope 20 Seen
In the Shops' New-lork Tribune. To insure
prompt reply the Gate Of publication should be
given.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23

Liberty silk scarfs one yard and quar-
yer square are 81 o each The silk, which
t"lled and launders weil is almost as
,eit as chiffon, but having more body than
'ast material provides more protection
against the cold. These practical qualities
make the scarfs especially desirable for
nfaring under coat for extra warmth.
'hf} are hemstitched at the ends and
s'nie IN black, dark blue and number OF
p"ie shades. Scarfs OF the came material
40 yards and half long and three-quar-
s'fs o. yard wide arc s. 50. These have n
NsrTow hemstitched border at tho sides and
"lder one az the ends
ensilow dishes in shegaric ware which
a'aS oe used either as ash trays or for
.Vnine howers are 70 cents. 81 % or 81 80.
.s'pfalng 20 size. Curious little Chinese
,7res lean over the sides Of the dishes In
~ most realistic attitudes and look just as
'ney were having a neighborly gossip.
" smallest size has si1 OF these Agnres,
next eight and the largest ten. The
.s,alhng eolors ore red and soft gray
4 o'o prass flower bowls are being sold In
~.se sizes az y, SIPS and 81 TO- They are
sr,eo with large meshed brass network
nave besides, perforated brass plate
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
LEADS GRAND MARCH AT 80
Was Belle of Cleveland Grays' First
Ball, Seventy five Years Ago.

Cleveland Feb 22.-Seventy-hve years
ago tonight the Cleveland Grsys gavn
their first Washington's Birthday ball
The belle OF the event was Lauretta Welch
aged fifteen. Tonight the Grsys of this
generation will swing fair partners at their
ball commemorative of the birth OF Wash
ington, and the grand march will be lei
by the same lady who. seventy-five years
ago, tripped so daintiy in the Grays'
armory, escorted by the commander of the
Organization.
Her ninety years sit lightly upon Mrs. L.
Wilbur who, as she dances tonight, will
recall tie Grays OF day long gone.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE or SUP
plies offered for sale by the Isthmian Canal
Commission which are no longer needed, such
ss Hand Tools Hardware, Hotel and House
hold supplies. Miscellaneous Supplies. Track
Material. Shop Tools and Equipment. Club
houSe supplies. Sanitary Supplies. Printers
Supplies, Surveyors Instruments and Supplies,
ONCE Equipment. Electrical Equipment Ma
rine Equipment and Supplies, Stationery Sup
plies. Pipe Fittings Plumbers and Gas Fit-
ter's Supplies. Rolling Stock. Machinery. En-
gines Boilers. Steam Shovels, Steam shovel
Parts, and American steel and Iron Shop
Scrap.--S@sIed proposals will be received ~
the office OF the General Purchasing Ofhcer,
Isthmian Canal Commission washington.
u. O., until 1890 "a. M, April "a. 1912 al
which time they will be opened IN public. for
the purchase Of the above mentioned articles.
Blanks and general Information relating TO
this once the ofhces OF the Assistant-Pur-
chasing Agents. - state Street. New York
city, 614 Whitney-Central Building. New or
leans La, and 1886 North Point Street San
Frsncisco, Cal: also from the L. s. Engineer
Ofices I'm tho following cities: Seattle, Wash.
Los Angeles, Cal; Baltimore. Nd: Philadel-
phis. Pa. : Pittsburgh. Pa: Boston, Mass. Buff
falo, y. Y: Cleveland. Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio:
Chicago. Ill; ST. Louis, Mo: Detroit Mich:
Milwaukee. Wis; 81, Paul. MINI; Chattanooga,
weston Tex; Commercial Club. Kansas city.
Mo. Chamber Of Commerce. Quincy. ILL.,. and
Commercial Club. Tacoma, Wash.--F c.
BoGGs. Major, Corps OF Engineers U. S. A..
OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY, u, s.
Army, 80 Whitehall street. New York. n. y,
February 20. 1919 SEALED proposals. In dupll-
ests for furnishing and delivering subsistence
o5ires b. bv the T. s. Government. on or befor.
April 49, 1872 will be received At this Office until
ten o'clock a. NJ, March J. 1912. Information
bids should be marked Proposals. for subslst-
erce stores opened March ]. 1912" and addressed
TO Captain NJ j. HENRY. connnisssry. U. s.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
i8eth street.
Centre I'm. OF the block
i2sth street.

lostn cuect
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold is twelve thousand and
interest thereon from the 2eth day Of Janu
airy, 1912, together with costs and allowance
amounting 20 s49s.26. with interest from
allowance 20 guardians ad litem amounting 10
$1,000. together with the expenses OF tho
sale The approximate amount OF the taxes
which are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Referee,
is s9f5h and interest
Dated. New york February 18Th. 1912.
JAMES A. FOLEY Referee.
STTPRFYF COTTRT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Rachel stern. Plaintiff. against Sand Realty
In pufsuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered In tho hbove-en-
titled action and bearing date the lst DAY OF
in said judgment named viii sell at public a'ieo
tion al the Exchange sniesroonn. Nos - 10
~ New York on the 2sth day OF February. 1912.
at u o'clock noon on that DAY by JoShrh =;
DAY. Auctioneer, the premises gu a ny Sa!a
Judgment to be sold. and therein deserlpea an
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land, and
sna bsing in the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF
New YORK, pounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING at a point IN the southerly sac
TAM one hundred and thirty eight feet nine
tT eh.s westerly from the southwesterly corner OF
ne Hundred aud TWentt-elgnln suett hnu
Third Avanue; running thence southerly parallel
,srI,h irhird Avenue nlnetyynine feet eleven
,nnh.s, ,hercs westerly parallel with one Hun
dred and Twenty eighth Street nineteen feet
three inches, thence northerly parallel win
Third Avenue ninety-nine rect eleven incnes 70
tha ,ontherly side OF one Hundred and Twenty
eighth street, and thence essterly along the
soutberly side OF One Hundred and twenty
eighth Street ninstsen feet three inches 10 the
roint or place OF beginning. ,oo
Dated. New York February End, 1912
MANToN NJ. wYVELL, Referee
NOE f. HAYES Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No "a pine street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
he soiss its street number Is 40 East i2sth
Street. . ,o... @,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
LIMITED coPARTNERsHIP.

EDWIN s. CANMAN coMpANY:-Notiee is
hereby given that the undersigned have formed
a limited partnership and have made, signed. ae-
knowledged and caused 20 be ned and recorded
~ ths office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York a certificate OF which the following II the
s,ibstance: The frm name Is EDWIN $. CAN
MAN COMPANY aud the principal place OF
business Is 10 be located In New York County;
the general nature OF the business Intended 20
=. Transacted is manufacturing. and otherwise
dealing in motion picture nlms; the names OF all
., the mariners and their places OF residence are
a. yoiiows; EDWIN :. cANMAN, General
partner, residing at York Hotel, an Avenue ana
ssth street New York City; 6. HARVEY Nc
iNTYRB. a special partner, residing AT Phils--
deIpbia' Pa. LAWRENCE T, KELLOGG, a
snlriai mariner. residing IN Brooklyn. New York.
All on said partners are OF full age. The amount
of capital which the said G HARyGG99 Exc hsiNs GIN
contributed to the common stock In cash ss s $40
ieio ana end on February 3, 1914 II not dis
solved or otherwise terminated before the expira-
tion OF that term. - a. ,n,o
pf'0' EDWIN S. CANMAN,
q HARVEY MCINTYRE
LAWRENCE r. KELLOGG
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
EoUEsTRIENNE LOST IN SNOW
Wyoming Girl Was Riding from Sheri-
dan to Buffalo.

Danville, Ill, Feb, 22-Miss Alberta
Claire. who is riding horseback from
Sheridan. wyo.. 10 Buffalo, n. Y. is re-
ported lost in the snow between this city
and Sidney, Ill
Miss Claire was 10 have reached here
this morning. but failed to arrive. Her last
scheduled stop was at Sidney, and tels-
phone message from there said she left
Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
suRRoGATEis NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of ~.
County OF New York, notice II hereby given 10
al psreons having claims against Samuel AIex
andcr. late OF the County OF New York, deceased.
t. present tile same with vouchers thereof 10 ths
subscriber, at bis place OF transacting business
10. 80 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, IN
the City OF New York. or before the 9th day
OF March next.
Dated New York, the 3fst day OF August 1911
CHARLES 3. ALEXANDER. Executor.
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Attorneys for Executor. No. f20 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City, Nj,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23

NJ. MMAHoN's STORAGE, 200 EAST 9TH ST.
To Annie Flynn, De Funck, Ed Taylor Ku.l.-
lena, Lenard, Donovan, Elliot; Mary Farrell
sheridan, Reilly Boyle Hays, Annie burning,
Frank Hilton Mrs. X Martin, Mrs. stsnln'
7. A. Brown Mary Hughes. Miss Ch!ckeres
Annie Hume, Lizzie Mlllsrd. Burke. Arnie Ryan.
Burke Murphy John. Otto, Mrs. Degnan. John
Morka, Della Ward. White. You and each OF
YOU arc hereby notified that the time for pay
ment OF my lien Is due. will cause such Lrop-
erty, 10 wit: Household goods personal effects
and merchandise, stored by YOU or In your name
al nv storehouse TO be sold at public auction
according 70 the statute In such case made and
provided at 200 East 18th 81, New York Ciy'
Mahon's storage Warehouse. Michael McMahon,
Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
NEGLECTED HUSBAND FOR CATS
Wife Divorced Because Of Her Affec-
tion for So Feline Pets.

Kansas City Mo. Feb. 2e.-Becausc his
wifc kept thlrty-five cats In their home,
Samuel w Odel, seventy-four year old
and a Civil War veteran, obtained d.
vorce at Kansas City. Kan. odell testified
that his wife gave her cats more attention
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
WORK WANTED.
FenaIs.

EXPERT STESOGRAFHER wishes position
can furnish desirable references: four years
experience: perfect satisfaction assured. A.. Box
&C. Tribune Office.
YOUNG WOMAN would like position as COM
panon 20 young girl, or as secretary in pri-
vate family: city o! country; several years
ONCE experience, would travel S. u. f.,
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Mdle-
AS sUPERINTENDENT on farm; by a1 intel
liEent. reliable Young man having experience
IN scientific farming. ". g Box 10, Tribune
once
pUTLER or USEFUL MAN.--By Jspaness;
long experience In private family; can do
euc,s; habits clean; don't drink, smoke, chew
or gamble. Teyer 1st High ct, Brooklyn.
OACHMAN and useful man on gentleman's
country place: married man; understands
the care Of horses carriages and harness:
years reference from last place; sober honest
and ohlifing Thos Birch. Princeton. y. J.
COACHMAN, GARDENER, FARM MANAGER,
CARETAKBR Single; middle aged inductri
Gus active man: capable for large estate and
small place, except greenhouses; references and
wages by letter. Joe Kennedy. ASS Columbus
ave.
CoACTIMAN seeks situation; well UP in all
stable duties; married, small family; good ref
erence. W, Central Valley. Orange Co, y. Y.
CoUPLE.-Hunssrisn; FIRST class cook. man but
enoes: city. country; S5o-s6o Industrial Associ-
alton Agency. II Vest 42d 81 Tel. 52l0 Bryant.
FARMER. gardener. cook laundress: Irish
American couple: understand farming. all
branches: care OF stock: good butter maker.
Carpenter's Agency. ia sth ave.
ARpENER.--Sipgs thoroughly competent
20 grow under glsss: Al reference; open for
an engagement March !; expectations mod
erate. ". Wilson. ~ Nesey ~.
ARDENER.-Marrisd. no family: on a pri-
yste place: thoroughly conversant with his
calling; Scotch. Donald. care Of Elliotts Seed
Store. AZ Nesey 81
GARDENER-Irish: small family: where abi-
tty Is appreciated. experience on both sides
of the water; conversant with landscsping. ".
ClafTey, AZ Nesey So.
VALET age 25C requires position: willing 10
travel FIVE years' personal references. Address
VI. y Halloran 668 10th ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
AUDUBON FIREPRooT STORAGE WARE
1925 and 1923 Amsterdam Ave.
N.u, YarJ Eahrttary 1910

New York, February l4, 1872.
To Ida Coleman, II. c. Hill, A.. H. seaver.
r. g. Wilson, w I. Maxwell. NJ, q, McLaugh-
I'm, II. Coleman, W, T. Grier. a. d. Beam, Miss
r. A. Kelly, - T.. Wallis. \. Sayia, Hilda
Zumstar, +. Nelly. Margaret ormond. Z.
W. Chase. 6 Harrison. W. X; Francis, NJ. w.
King +. Sauchez, s. Z. Henly, i. Y. Jones,
r. Wright & Mrs swayne, Z. l. Houston,
p. ". Weeks. b. f. seger c. p. Ashley. l..
Stempfer You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF my
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof had
bec-i given you. will cause such property 10
Wit household goods. personal effects carpets
etc stored BY you or in your name Cor In
which you may have an irteresD in the Au-
dubon Fireproof Storage Warehouse, TO be sold
ut nublic auction, according TO the statute in
such caso made and provided, az said Audubon
Fireproof storage Warehouse, l926-192s Am
~ erdam ave New York City. on Monday,
March 18th. 1912, at 1880 a. m.
AUDUBON FIREPRooF STORAGE WARE
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
T.. i2sth ST.
--D.D

Ike approximate amount Of tho lien or charge.
70 satisfy which the above-described property is
20 be SOLD IN sT.3i6.00. with interest thereon
from the 8is day OF January. 1914 together with
coets aud allowance amounting 70 1870. with
interest fren February 1st. 1912 together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are 20 be allowed to
the purchaser ou, Of the purchase money. or
Dated, New York. February End, 1912.
MANToN N. WTYELLs Refsres.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
Female


cARETAKER. Cultured widow, Furnished or
unfurnished house or apartment. fun charge
Cummings. 151 West gath 81
| COOK.LAUNDRESS, CHAMBERMAID-W WAIT
RESS. Two very neat Swedish girls: speak
English. one very good cook other good up
stairs maid; do entire work family: best ref
erences; country. OEterbergs Agency. il6
Lexington ave. Telephone lo55 Plaza
fsncy as well as plain eookins; best city ref,
ercuccs. $50. OfteTbcrs's Agency. 5i6 Lex
inEton ave. Telephone io55 Plaza
GFNPRIT, HoUSEwoRK - Nest, strong
cook iaundress, waitress. housemsid; best
references osterterg's Agency. Il6 LeElng-
ton ave. Telephone 1855 Plaza.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKBR.- Swedish girl;
newly landed; very neat SIS Wilson's Agency
13I East b7th ct Tel. 2224-Paza.
HOUSEwoRK, or chambermaid and waitress
by very neat English girl; excellent references
Reasonable wages; city or countr!. Cali Twins
RITCHENMAID.- Neat. strong. willing sWsd-
ish girl: very competent plain cook; un-
dcrstands her work speaks English best ref
svo. Telephone loss Plaza
LAUNDREss.-Clean worker would Ike TO 90
oit by the day: washing or housework. refer
ences Mrs Miller 264 West lin st
TWO young scotch girls. together or separate:
both thoroughly experienced: city. country;
two years excellent references. Industrial
Agency. II Wet 4:d st Phone 52l0 Bryant
WAITRESS, NURSE or UsEwoRK.--col-
ored girl: reference Brown 81 West l35th s,.
care of Dais. -. ---
WASHING. - Colcred woman wishes family
washing by week or eosen exirIG y.nT 100. refer
snce; terms terms ,Is: ress9nseIlss: loo "es' 1879 a.
WORKING: HoUsEKEEPER for bachelor or
cook small! family renned' wiiHns: city.
Agency, sc West 3oth St Phone 55s: Murray
Hiil
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
W News Of nt9rgSt a.
y to ,W1mgn ~

mary school girl, not more than eight years
Old; and the sage came in for his share of
clappng.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-23

than she gave him, fed the pets the choic-
est food and ignored his protests when the
animals slept In his bed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-21
SAME OLD STORY.

There has been. another bad out
break in Gary's black belt and two
more murders have resulted Gary has
the same trouble as other cities that
have a large shiftless negro popula-
ton. The chief of police estimates
that there are more than 5000 blacks
in Gary. OF those living together as
man and wife few are legally mar
ried and this is one of the reasons for
much of the crice committed.
Perhaps Governor Marshall now
thinks that good moral effects would
have come had the vile murderer,
George Davis, been strung up by the
neck instead of having his sentence
committed and being permitted to
spend his days in comfort with a good
chance of having Marshalrs pardoning
board let him out in few years.
The chances are that the two brutes
who murdered their victims Monday
will be sentenced to hang and then
they'll have their sentences committed.
| Less of the kindness racket and stern
er measures is the only thing that is
going to bring respect for the law
among the Gary blacks who have com
mitted four murders in the city in less
than a year and who have essayed
other serious crimes.
In this connection we might men.
ton that the Gary city court has been
too passive and gentle in dealing out
deserved justice to some of the blacks
For instance, not so long ago, Walter
Davis, previously convicted in the
courts. was up for robbery. In the
kindness of his heart the prosecution
agreed to dismiss the case If the man
left the city. He finally did, but
shortly after he left the court room he
committed another theft