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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
How Growth
Is Retarded.

Atlanta has moi had one fouTth he
growth she would have had during fine
uast ten Years if a CITY rlon had been
uut in force" he declared. and pointed
10 Detroit as an example of what 3,
nodernlv planned city can do "Ruv
ana Law out YOUR parks and recreation
grounds now" mo urged when the
time comes that Won are forced 70 get
more YOU viii be forced To spend ten
times their actual value. but Won must
f., .i..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
GEORGIA STATE FAIR ENDS
TODAY: WAS BIG SUCCESS

MACON, GA, oct. 35-The Georgia
State fair comes to close tonight aft
er a most successful season The at
tendance for the ten days win average
more than 5000 per day, and a. h re-
suit small profit will be real iZed The
attendance record was not only broksn
this year. but there were more exhibits
than ever before assembled. More than
81, 900 in cash prizes have been award
ed, The largest being the FIRST prize Of
$1,000 to the first premium winner in
the agricultural department
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
AUGUSTA TO SELL BONDS
FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS

AUGUSTA. GA, Oct. 25.-The city OF
Augusta will sell 100000 of bonds on
November IA. OF this amount 100000
will be for the Improvement Of the wa
terworks, $4,000 for new hospitals, and
$3.50, 900 for the building of food levee.
There will then remain 100000 of bonds
to be sold for the levee. The total
issue was for 100000. and s75O,OOO
Of that amount was to go for levee
work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
WATERWORKS PROFITS TO
PAY OFF PURCHASE PRICE

MACON. GA, oct. 25.--It has been
decided by the waterworks commits
sioners that the profits from the water
plant which amount to about $4,000
each month. shall be used IN paying the
purchase price. Bonds in the sum Of
100000 were issued by the city, and
these will be redeemed by the water
plant commencing in 1915. BY this
plan the plant will be paid for without
an extra tax being levied upon the citi-
Gems
IN order to meet the maturity Of the
first bond for $4,000, the board has be-
gun the laying aside of $500 each
month. creating a specific sinking fund.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
NJ FARLAND SAYS
ATLANT BUILT
FOR OK CARTS
Civic Expert Declares Present
Street System Is Shameful
Waste of Resources.

'4c past few years in streec and pari,
Improvement 1t has been worth the
money
Wheu Dr. Mcfarland had finished
speaking before representatives Of the
Federation OF Womens clubs and the
Chamber Of Commerce in the Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday afternoon Pres
ident Wilmer L. Moore, Of the chamber
announced that a definite city plan"
VIII be made this fall He declared
that the chamber of Commerce would
be behind the movement and asked tho
Cooperation of the women's clubs
Dr.. Mcfarland said, during his
speech, that in fifteen years the center
vi the city would be shifted if the pres
ent congestion is not relieved. Wider
streets and grouping of public build
iugs We're the two things he urged rs
being primarily important. unilc other
reforms could follow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
CITY OF OMAHA NOW
ADOPTS "HOBBLE" CAR

OMAHA. OCT. .5.-- Because women IN
tight skirts Kill too much time" board
ing hYga-step street cars, directors Of
the road announce new cars win have
steps near the pavement, similar to the
ones recently pat into service in st.
Louis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
MAN, 81, JOKES WHILE
SURGEONS REMOVE TOE

ST LOUIS, oct. 25-Francis Brande-
weide, 81 years old, ATOMS oldest Justice
Of the peace, joReds with a surgeon while
the latter amputated his big toe.
Justice Brandeweide refused to take
an anesthetic, declaring he wanted to
view the departure Of his favorite toe. -"
Senile gangrene necessitated the opera
ton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

national election
next month, and
whether it shall
be pink, purple,
sea green, or yell
low, cut on the
bias, or severely
plain, Secretary OF
State Philip Cook
asks the center of
the limelight just
long enough to
call the attention
OF the voters 20
the constitutional
amendments yet
to be acted upon,
and which must
be accepted or re-
jected in the Mo-
venlber election.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
SEW UP MANS HEART
WITH NINE STITCHES

PHILADELPHIA, PA, oct. 25.-John
Thompson left he Pennsylvania hospital
today well and strong, after surviving the
operation OF having nine stitches taken
in his heart. He was stabbed in a quar-
rel seventy-seven days ago. The knife
penetrated deep into his heart, ard the
hospital doctors had little hope of saving
his life He WIS operated on within two
hours and today he was declared as Well
nd as strong as before he was wounded
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
FOUR WOULD BE KISSED
BY OSCILLATION ENEMY

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, oct. Is
Dr. p. Il. Hall, who caused a bit Of
eommotiou by saying that even appen-
dicitis can BE- transmitted through q
kiss and that the only safe way to kiss
a woman was on her photograph. ar
lived at his Office today to find the
photo OF four beautiful girls, none that
he had ever seen before. each bearing
the inSci iption u want 80 be ldssed. -"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
FOOD THAT WE EAT WOULD
KILL PIGS, SAYS SPEAKER

NEW YORK. oct. 25.-"The dena-
tured food we give children and eat
ourselves would kill pigs and poultry"
said Alfred Mccain in an address at
the Domestic Science exposition Nc
Cam added that it is our love for pale,
aesthetic coloring that makes bakers
and Gamers color the food
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
COURT AWARDS TIPS
TO THE "SHINE" BOYS

DIES MONIES IOWA. oct g5.-The
supreme court Of Iowa holds that tips"
given to shines" in shoe shining par
Tors belong to the boys, and not to the
boss. a sinner at Sioux City sued for
two years tips, and will get them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

DALTON. GA. OCT. 25.-Rev ]. S. Nc
Lemore, pastor Of the First Baptist
church, has introduced a novel feature
into the revival being conducted at the
church. A half hours service is con
Quoted each morning in d downtown mo-
tion picture theater the service being ex-
.re~slv for business men
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
CAVALRY REGIMENT ON 1Ike

DALTON. GA, Oct S5-The Eleventh
cavalry stationed a Fort Ogiethorpe. win
spsud tonight here, being on hike
through north Georgia From here the
res menf wii go south to Resaca. ana
around go lstavette ,hence bsck to she
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
SEARCHING SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLlTINc
BY JAMES B. NEVIN.

Amid all the discussion as to what
manner and variety of ballot the I'M
terrified Democracy shall employ in the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

1Fue Georgians, regardlAs.
section of the state in wbich 'As
live, feel pride in the great ~. ,-iey
as 1t is. They love not onr,, 'a's
mountains. her red old binr ,le'
w1regrass and piney woods 49,, -'es
put her sandy shores tbat 9'oH
washed by the ebb- tides of a al,
ocean as well. oa
However. The Herald ra+,,..-
mutton some time ago forsal, p. o'Ae
proceeds to the unbosomino, - a"'
after this fashion: I'Sed
But there is another nro,o....
the removal Of the eapita1 So.
Atlanta to point nearer tbo ~"
graphical center of +ba
which south Georgians very $50
ally regard with favor 'e''
Fhe Herald is one of the ba..
papers published anywhera-i+s n a,..
is conservative and wise. He tbfr Io','.
would like to see the canitar ,,.'S 's
from Atlanta, and maybe he Womb
II he were called upon 10 do +,,.
lhg' however, he would move if r,1 ''''.'
sorrow than il anger-Atlanta ,,, ,S'9 ~
very sure of that. '"| 0s
phe Savannah Press hints thar o. ...
genuine to-stay- Joe Brown sss
lor1aI boom was quietly launoba5 ,Da-
MACON on Governor and LegiyIo...
day" recently. - 'S'allve
me Press says it was the real ...,
cle' although it is to be kept ver- ro ..o,
under cover for time. "'l''
II The Press hasn't managed 10 o..
us wires crossed somehow. it has 9,s 81,
an interesting and significant l;.oa ,.'a.s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

The Albany Herald is not strong for
that Divide the state into two states
idea
The Herald grows more or less SEN
timental discussing the matter, too, and
says:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07

,oortt ST ne45 MADISON AVE).-Larse ana
i%o oI,a, furnished rooms: hot water: heated.
,1ogrTI CT 81 EAsT.--Hali room, well neat
"a house: hath; hot water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07

Park Slope Section.
TWO SQUARE Rooms. si noGfaT,s Sx fur fur
,,shea. priyate residence. 52 President 81.
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SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS


Pr0pr1et0rs: TIC uOKDVV ffV'HIo' w
A Favored Stopping Place for American VS.
Tora Most Central Position In the West End
Tariff FREQ from Room 5I<, New YORK
Tribunc,o N. Y
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE.
HOUSE & VAN COMPANY, LIMITED.
NO 900 EIGHTH AVENU

NO. 900 EIGHTH AVENUE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The follow
ing described property. TO wit: household goods.
personal effects and merchandise, belonging to
or held for account OF Louis l.. Balch. Mrs, a
Boes, Mrs p. d. Brown, Mrs. A. Callahan
Matthew Campbell. T., j. C1sgitt. Miss Nil
lie De Leon, Mrs. Laura d. D0uth-
waite, Robert Ellis. Mrs. Olivia NJ Fair
banks. Mrs. A. c. Feehan. Barney Fensisss'
Henrietta Grant. Miss Wilma Gundersen;, Mrs
- Ualferty, III. C. Hartford, Mrs. NJ. j..
Hsrelton, Mrs. Albert Jackson, Mrs Mar
cell Jones. u. NJ Johnson, Mrs. ida keck.
p. J. Kunta, Louis +. Landre, Mrs. Mary
laws Mrs. Catherine Mccormick. Philip
Manioolt. Mrs NJ. II. Mayes, Mrs. Cecile Mis-
trat' Joseph Monaghan Joseph ~ Monaghan,
Mrs A. Morgan. Philip. Morris Chas. p. Mum
dorff Robert Murphy, Joseph II. Nelson Mrs
puckrln1 John quinn, Mrs. NJ. Raymond. Theo-
dore ReInhsrdt. Mrs. Gertrude Reynolds or
Revolds. Mrs. Kate Robinson. Mrs. Elizabeth
saSe % samms, Mrs. b. Shaw, David
Tatman. Sol ulmann, Mrs. IL T. Vree-
land Albert Wagner John Ward, John
Weldon q. r. Williams. J. J. White,
NJ Margery II. Woehrer. Mrs. Emma
Wnin samuel Ungef will be sold to satisfy
~ lien OF the undersigned thereon at public
amc,ion' 10 the highest bidder. At NO. $500
EiGHTH AVENUE. Borough OF Manhattan
Wv York city. on MONDAY. DECEMBER
~ isi9 AT 1870 A. NJ. and on each succeed
iog Monday thereafter until said sale be COM
nleted Dated New York, November 3O ISL
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
House AND VAN COMPANY. LIMITED,
900 EIGHTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY.
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HOLD UP A GIBSON BILL
Supervisors Think One Mans
Expenses Too High.
rRv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Goshen, N. y, Dec. 6-The committee
Of the Board Of Supervisors on District
Attorneys accounts declined to report
favorably on a bill presented by d. IL.
Chauncey. amounting to s21s 81. for board,
automobile services, etc, in the case Of
Burton W. Gibson. who was tried here
for the murder of Mrs. Rosa Szabo. The
committee thought II was excessive and
the board laid the bill on the table.
Among the bills approved by the COM
mittee was one for $50 % of Deacon
Murphy Assistant District Attorney of
New York County, for expenses incurred
In the Gibson case. This included 500 for
the handwriting expert for examining the
szabo will and other documents
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STORAGE NOTICES.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
GnAIpA "A AZ and Al Nest R4th ST

To a N. Henderson, Harry g. Houpt Com
pany Miss Margaret Hurley. l.. c. +. Killian,
Mrs Margaret Greenleaf-Locke, Mrs. +. Fran
cesca, 8 Kronbers, w. I. Lawson. Mrs: Wss-
lev Harper, Mrs w X. Hodges, +, J. Young.
s. Jerome Uhl. w. H. Kelly. Miss Virginia T..
Graen Miss Truly Shattuck, Estate OF Mrs.
Martha E. Bible and Howard W, Bible. J. W.
Lewis. Albert Burns, Walter J.. Fry, Hope
Johnson Miss Louise Shoemaker, Mrs Nj.
Pion. Tipaldi Brothers and Mutual Furniture
Company Miss Grace Howell and Jordon No
riarty & Co, II. A. Kemble and Mrs Emma
Kemble and Ludwig Bauman & Co, Mrs. A.
Riasali Mrs A. j. Phillips, Mrs. r.. Smith,
Mrs Mary D. Gardiner. Miss Grace Overly,
Mrs Alice NJ Perry. Mrs. r. G. Johns, Mrs.
Blanche Burtis George David, I. h. Scott.
Mrs NJ Dolan and Mutual Furniture Com
pany, Mrs. Sarah Byers. Peter l.. Power. Mrs..
and H. Levy, Patrick Murray, 5. ID; Garrett.
j. C. Just Alfred II. Post, Mrs. Mabel F.
Taylor. A. II. Longfellow and Annie Z. Cow
ard: 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 will cause such property. 10 wit,
household goods and merchandise, stored BY
you or in your name In the warehouse OF the
company. 10 be sold at public auction, accord
ing to the statute In such case made and pro-
TAU & son, southeast corner 18th Street and
University Place. New York City. commencing
Tuesday December nth, 1872 at 1890. a. m,
and continuing every Tuesday and Wednes-
day thereafter. at the same place and hour,
until all the goods have been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 43, As and ~ West 64th st.
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eyHUMED TO SETTLE BILL
woman's Funeral Trappings
Adiudged Too High.
inv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

camden. n. j.. Dec. 6.-Deciding that
az was ample outlay for good Chris
dan burial" Judge French. in the Dis
trict Court. set the judicial stamp of dis
snnroval on extravagant funerals yester-
Say The courts ruling was in the suit
- Gideon smitheman, an undertaken. to
oonect s165 from the estate of Mrs. Mary
Brogand for her burial.
An insurance policy on the woman's
rife represented just that sum, and when
Wevor Breary of Chesilhurst. where she
lived was appointed her administrator,
hs contested the bin on the ground that
:, vas excessive. The undertaken brought
suit 10 recover. and Adam r. Sloan
oounsel for the Mayor. obtained an order
and had the body exhumed. to determine
hevond dispute the real value of the
funeral trapplngs furnished. Three or
-Four undertakers appraised the total
values at from $50 TO 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
PRESBYTERIANS TO UNITE
Committees of Two Branches Agree
on Basis of Consolidation.

Atlanta, Dec. ga basis Of union be-
tween the Presbyterian Church Of the
United States and the United Presby-
terrain Church of America was reached
at a joint meeting of the committees from
the two organizations i'm Washington this
week. This announcement was made to-
day by the Rev. s. L. Morris, of Atlanta.
member of the Southern Presbyterian
Committee and secretary of the joint
meeting.
The result of the conference will be
reported when the two denominations
have their annual assemblies in Atlanta
next spring
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d: c..
december T. 1012.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this office until o'clock
p NJ on December Is, 1912, for the construc-
lion of sewers In the District Of Columbia.
sary Information may be obtained from the
chief Clerk Engineer Department Room 427,
District Building. Washington. ID. c. CUNO
II RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON. VIM.
" HUDSON, Commissioners. ID. c.
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BRUSSELS IL .. GRAN. .n:., HOTEL a:!:

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No 1864 Broadway, between Beth and
3Tth SITS until q o'clock p. m, ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch Offices
at regular rates until o'clock p. M, viz:
264 Sth ave, $. :. cor 23d ST.. 1853 9th ave.
cor 18th St l04 East l4th ST.: 257 West 42d
st. between 18th and Sth aves.: 263 West
i25th St: 1885 30 ave: l70S LIST ave. near
seth ST.: 1877 East l25th st.
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RED "D"LINE F FisT hA Eall a. S n5sa
For san Juan. j. r.: La Guayra. Pto. Ca
belio. Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. is CARAcAsJan. ]. '1s
For Maynguez. i, r. la "uayra' ouracao
am Maracaibo.
MARACAIBO. Dec. 1iIlULIA .........Dec. 20
Superior Accommodations for Passengers
BLISS. DALLETT & CO..
General Managers. ~ Wall street.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
GERMAN AMERICAN: 30; married, s,,,nn o
back rom hospital Dec. neeas p1 war,ns
strong. neat: has good education Johh ho'''''
Slo East 18th st. Box 44:----------
YOUNG MAN t2s). nine years Vh,ue a sNp as
s,s,snt in shipping department; retefehGes'
saIsry S12 Henry Nolte. Grantwoou' ~ D.
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MISCELLANY OUS.

UNIVERSAL REPAIRING CO.. SO Nassau
st: Office, 10 main floor rear TASK for Mr..
Holy); watches. clocks. jcwelry made and
repaired.
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

osT -Bsnkbook No. 52s.OO9 Of Dry. Dock
sayhgs Institution Any person having
..slnns upon said book Is called upon 20 present
~ zane 70 the bank within thirty days, or tbe
80 80 book Will be declared cancelled ana eNtll-
ts.shea and new one Issued In lieu thereof.
1 III --Bsnkbook No. 50I. 766 OF Dry, Dock
eso,sslngs Institution. Any person having
- nos upon said book Is called upon 10 present
~. stnie TO the bank within thirty dayr or me
~. 49, BOOK Will be declared cancelled and extin-
tssnsd and a new one issued in lieu thereof
bsT. handbook No i.Oi4S96, Bank for say
~ 40 4th ave, New York Payment
ssfgsa Please return book 20 bank.
Bankbook No. 055 04G. Bank for say.
hsk, $50 An ave. New York Payment
ekxsl- Please return book 10 bank.
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Inar AND EoiINn

LOsT.--Gold mesh chain. fob and locket. be-
tween 80 Church ST., 126 Liberty st. and
Syndicate Building. Liberal reward for re-
turn TO l.. 8. T.. Room 1878. 80 Church st.
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MAIL ORDER BUSINESS.
FOBAcc0 NABIT ...,, e; IN :. ::;., !. !.

prove your health, prslsng your life No more nanAss
trouble no eul breath, ne heart veskness kefhn nsny
vigsr cain uerves and saperstr mental nrenss
whether you cAes sness pipe cigarettes eiss a'
tsrss,ns Tobacco Beck. wsh It's veshln gold. Mailed re
&. ]. WOODS. 63< Sixth Ave. 267 A. New fost. n. V
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s13 PRESIDENT sTREET-Nicely furnished
square room, with board, near Ith ave. cnd
chvs
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes--City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE U122 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 Ienox Ave. mr.. t27th 81.
Brooklyn Branch. 21s-220 Livingston 81. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07

SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
NEW YORK sIfFFOIK- COUNTY. Jacques
Busanoby. Plaintiff, against Ruth BOYD BUS
tanoby. Defendant. Notice. To the above
named Defendant The foregoing summons IS
hereby served upon you by publication pursu-
Ant TO the order OF the Honorable Abel u.
Blaekmar one OF the Justices OF the supreme
SSoart OF the State Of New York, dated Noveh,
sei 2Sth, 1912. and filed with the Clerk OK
1912 '' =" NV
Dated. New York. November 27th. 1872
herman l.. ROTH. Attorney for Plaintiff
nee ana Post ONCE address, NO. l4o%
: y,adway. New York Borough OF Manhattan.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WAN EU.
Male.
MADE $4,000 in fye years with smali
mail order business; began with 10; send TOT
free booklet; tells how. Heacoeh' oooo' boeH-
port. N, y.
Female
GENERAL HorsEWoRKER. good COOK,
two in family; - minutes from city; .b mus
have first class references; sio; no We Tei
2224 Plaza.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. good COOK:
family OF three: $40 per week sieep ou.
ct,y Chas Wilson Agency, ia Lexington
ava Tel plaza 222f
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Flatbush Section.
Park Slope Section.

21ST ST, 444 EAST near Corielyou Road
station.-Nicely furnished rooms suitable
for one or two.
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CARPET CLEANING.

-" YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
PEp oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
htG6 WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
p, Iress Reasonable. Send for Circular,
- ,oss-46g3 Bryant 487-439 West 45th 81.
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snsEFgL CARPET CLEANING co.-CieGns
1tsS ggnnlesssd air. stean. hand or on moor.
efead~ay. 42f East 4afh st. cOE Il
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SUM MONS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Bustanoby. Plaintiff, against Ruth Boyd Bus
tsnoby. Defendant. Summons In an action FOR
IN Absolute Divorce. To the above named
Defendant. You are hereby summoned 10 an
sver the complaint in this action. and to serve
--py OF your answer on the Plaintiffs Attor-
~ within 90 DAYS after the service OF this
sanmonS exclusive OF the day OF service. and
IN case OF your failure to appear or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded In the complaint
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HERMAN i. ROTH Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Oaice address and ONCE. No. l+OZ
Broadway. New York city, Borough OF Man
haitian
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Y.sT sIDF-Below Tooth street.
Fast sIDE-Above Tooth Street.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth street.

ROD ST, 2O5 EAsT.-Cosy. sunny ana nea orI.
rooms; accommodate one or two' pa'n' pr
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eOARDERs WANTED.
WEST SIDE Below Tooth street,

WEST SIDE Below Tooth street.
,oru CT "a WEsT.-IArge room for two;
~ttarS sf5: single room, So teiephohe'
heated. -, .sL,.
7isT ST. 1922 WEsT.-By the meal or week
'ioi nariv : bought food. properly cookeo'
nroperIy served. THE RANKIN Teleph zone:
ea.,.IY CIR WEsT.-HALL AND LARGE
Rooms PARLoR: EXCELLENT DoAi'D'
MODERATE. X, -, ,os
T,TNsIoN RRJsKY FREREs. 200 Quest 4oe
~ Tel Bryant 1856. Cuisine Frahcalse,
,.It,nnrsEseryice par petites tables: Luhon
90 de midi n. Dinner ooc.' ue
beuree. Chambres meublees: -----------
East, sfDE--BeIow Tooth Street.
soT9 ST. 30 EAsT.--Attractiye home: ,unn nnns
bat.and cold water ana spacious cIoS ,oost
In and excellently located, ana mos'
desirable clientele. ------------,------
ssT or 10 EAsT-An attractive sunny.
single room 10 rent. with exceNeh' ooa'o'
BROOKLYN.
Heights Section.
THE WELLS HOUSE.
ose.oss AND 900 CLINTON sTREEI.
e" roome and board. IS week; COUPLE
nnsns and board for two. $40 week. aso
suites with private bath. ---
1,Y67Va GIT 2s3-Handsomely appointed
ea,ns On elegantly furnished Rouse. STRAIN
80. Ave minutes walk 70 Borough tta, .
sutuav: board optional; References pho"'
209f-Main.