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Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
TUCSON YOURSELF. .E. Rus

TUCSON OORIS +. .E. Rus sell of Tucson is at the Ford.
 REASONABLE. F. Marshall of Prescott; William and A. Kellogg. of -4ugua Clliente, and Miss Carmelita Smith, of Yuma, are guests at the Commercial.
 CARDIAC lNsUFFlCIENCY-That is what killed Chonita according to yesterday by Coroner (. w John stone Chonita is an aged Mexican woman who died very suddenly Thursday evening.
 MEAT GOING UP-Not in price. Just to Prescott. J. C. Stephens, of the town a mile high has been here buying a carload of cattle and . car load of hogs. stephens has a market in Prescott and depends upon the valley for his beef and pork supply
 MESSY-East Van Buren street is in d decidedly messy condition. From Seventh street north the big eXcava- tor is working on the sewer trench and a gang of men grading for the White Line are at work; the result is an almost impossible thorough fare However. as it is all in q good cause the residents are making no kick.
 OSBORN CoMMENCEMENT-Os- born school "cOmmenCed" it's eighth grade graduates last evening. The auditorium of the school was filled with admiring parents and friends and the program was enthusiastical " received The address of the eve ming was made by Professor A. K, Staber of the high school. Super intendent Higgins presented the diplomas.
 ABLY REPRESENTED-A dis patch from w NJ. Seabury who has been ably representing Governor Sloan before the judiciary committee at Washington indicates that the confirmation of Sloan to be district judge for the United States in Ari zona has been delayed for few days. MT Seabury who has been in Washington throughout the investi- gation hearing is the representative of the Arizona Bar Association.
 FOUR BRIGHT GlRLS-Com- mencement exercises were held yes terday morning at the Wilson school house. A pleasing program was rem dered, after which an out of door luncheon was served. County Super intendent of School J. A. Higgins presented diplomas to Mary Eugenia Fox, Mary Fitzgerald Barry. Clara Bernice Woodring and Mary Fl Fleda Dunaway the graduates. Su- perintendent Higgins addressed the class briefly cOngratulating them upon work accomplished and point ing out the possibilities of the fu ture.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27

zona Producers association will hold its second banquet this evening at the board of trade rooms; siX-thirtN is the hour.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
RELEASED

s the part of ward leaders was. made yesterday to round up the voters in the second and fourth wards for the purpose of registration in order that the will of the majority in the two wards may be suitably expressed at the forthcoming councilmanic cleo uon The city recorder remained on the bridge until midnight last even ing thereby catching upon his rec Ords the eleventh hour and fifty ninth second repentant
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
MISSIONARY MEETlNG-T


 dies of the NJ. r.. church south held very interesting missionary meeting last Monday afternoon and plans were perfected t. serve dinner and supper on SaturGa" May 4th.
 ALL TIRE RECORDS BROKEN BY THE FRANKLlN-Gcorge Hageman's big Franklin car which was shipped from the factory three years ago has run 30022 miles on q Goodrich tire. George says that the Franklin people claim that tires on their cars will last three times longer than on any other car, but this car has done double what they claimed for ie. The Goodrich people should have some credit.
 CHRISTIAN REVIVALS-Th last week is drawing to close. Tonight and Sunday all day will close one of the most successful eVangelistic meet inss ever conducted under the aus pices of the Christian people. The best of music and sermons will con tinue to hold the large audiences un- til the close, Sunday night. sermon theme for tonight is What Is Thy Life" The service last night Fri day. was very well attended.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
Of Local Interest
fitastsl.sstissss-saJ
 ESz-| STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department daily re- port, April 26,
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet ......... ................ 17I71 Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 6S5,1S Elevation of water in reservoir.
 year ago today. feet ...... 1915 Contents of reservoir l year ago
 today, acre feet ............5G7,7S ,7S9 Gain preceding A hours, acre
 feet .......... .............. 2,S3S Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ I.......... ..............104.5 .591 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. north side, M. I...... 21,I20 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. M. I...... 1T96O
 Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Data for II hours ending D. m. yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
JOHNSON HELD-Tn

Commissioner C. W. Johnstone yes terday held E. Johnson for the federal grand jury on d charge pre- ferred by Chief of Police Moore who alleges that the defendant gave liquor to an Indian. Inasmuch as United States grand jury has just been dis charged Johnson will spend more or less pleasant summer in the coun- ty jail awaiting the calling of another jury in october.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
BOARD FOR TUCSON

Pastime ball team leaves for Tucson at seven o'clock on the Cinco de Mayo the boys expect to take with them 125 rooters, the Industrial band, and Bell. Porter and Avalez. pugilist, all Of which equipment is to be used in adding to the gayety of nations. A special train will handle the busi- ness, the return trip being commence ed at one o'clock on the morning after
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
lNSUFFICIENCY-That

is what killed Chonita according to the findings of a jury empanelled yesterday by Coroner C. W. John stone. Chonita is an aged Mexican woman who died very suddenly Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
10 STUDY COST OF LIVING
Board Will Get Data for Wage
Schedule in Navy Yards.
From The Tribune Bureau. ?

Washington, Sept. 12.-An investigation
OF the high cost OF living in Washington
ana New York. with particular regard to
employees of the navy yard, will be made
oy the naval wage board which Is con-
sldering the schedules of wages o. me
chanics and other employees for the cal
endar year 1918
The new schedule will be based on
wages paid for similar work by private
establishments, and this means the in
quiry will extend 10 several other cities
Employees of the local navy yard sent a
petition to Congress asking for an in
crease in pay because of the high cost OF
living, claiming that they were unable to
support their families OH their present in
come. This petition will be taken into
consideration by the board.
1t is planned by the board TO study
district in New York i'm which employees
OF the navy yard live. and then make a
similar investigation in Washington In
the vicinity OF the local navy yard. From
this comparison It is expected that the
board will be able 10 determine the rela-
tive cost Of living in the two cities and
fix uniform schedule OF wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Pireus. sept Macedonia ,GresiH. New York
via Naples.
Yokohama Ser. Ii-Indranl OBJ. New Noi~
via sabsng. Singapore and Manila.
Shanghai Sept i2-Jcsertc OBri, Ntw AtfA To-
Alden. Colombo. etc.
Hui. Sept Idaho OBJ. NcV Aolh.
samarsns sept G--Meiesen Ger, NsH York
Via Durham and Padsnz
fnlshtrahuil Sept II 10 -Lmprtss ~ Ifr
land (Br). Quebec for Liverpool tdue Liver
pool 4.30 a IN FrioaJ.
Para, sept li-Dominic 'b') N"N YORK VIA
l.. plate. sept list Quentin Ru. NeV YORK
VIA 81 Lucia fo- Rosario.
Plymouth. sept H. 2:i5 . Fn-Gtorge NAsmng
ton Ger. New York for ChcrbouTg ana ore
men Canc proceeded.
Hamburg sept Il, q m-Pre.itent Lane ON
Ger. New York Via Plymouth ant 'heI-
bours
Ti1u. Sent ii-Gallleo On New York
Bohia sep. iO-Cninese Prince Dhfl tfoEi
Sart5s and Riot New York.
Denia scot i0-Pruvincis Frl, New lofk.
Liverpool sept. iI-Baltic 'brl' New foff
via queenstown.
K 80. sept li-Indrassm..a ,Brl. Nev YORK
Hong kOng, Sept. H-lnvcrclyco 'Bp 'Iron
Yorohame. etcj, New York.
- Sii.hAelF Se.t. ll--DUbs iBI) GToM
No, York Via Colon c;c1. southampton
Para. sept. ll-Whitehall 'Bf), New YORK.
PASSED.
s. N.cAaels. sept. 1I-Taunenis.a fGer, Cal
cutta and Colombo va Malta fgr boston ana
New York
New York Tor B0ulOgnc anu Rotterdam .
Gibraltar SEPT ~ Kaiser Fran Josef
lAuqj. Sew York Tor Naples, fauas snd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
fHE WEATHER REPORT.

'~eAi Record ana Forecast w ashington.
-, ---Fressure continues below the nor
- H Tue Southern states and the Calf OF
r,. ana the disturbance in the latter dis
%. apparently southeast OF the mouth Of
N's'ppi River II Is causing brisk
=, WV the middle Gulf coast ana show
J. '|nsf e the south Atlantic states and
'sbsy;,ss est sulf coast Local rains are also
loclS y, IRON the plains states and the
~. @oantain region.
n lex.. ,efes have fallen considerably iu
~ ia,SNt AlAsissippi and Ohio valleys and
HN ~ Atanlie and New England states.
I,fgssho,,. 'ate temperatures are general
l1alrf.. Az Western districts. High TEN :
y states H'"eFe' I" '"'
sss.,. heieations are that there will be
Patks-, euilng Friday and Saturday In the
n the 1wvn ,.s Friday ~ the plains states
&C.,. mississippi Valley Friday night
aiss 1'aay ln the lake region and the Ohio
It niasIn.n Saturday or Saturday night IN
,onsrs.s atlantic and Kew England states.
Pei a., Tvs VIII be somewhat lower In the
|,ste A., s'ates. and viii change little else
hs-,r. uIing Friday and Saturday.
Pr r.. warnings are displayed on the Gulf
4" Sn New Orleans 10 Pensacola.
ri. Iaes along the New England and
Pa n1ihntc coast Will be light 20 moo
~. .aas..aDlt. south Atlantic coast. mod
sslL as..h 70 east. cast Gulf coast, moderate
64.lbty Eastern portion and brisk sno
III u. slsh shifting over western portion
|sfasis. eoani moderate north, probably
|sfI2 on Louisiana coast, and on the
| ~ s@1ss. moderate variable.
|ls 81, departing FRIDAY for European
ffsli.n nave moderate variable WINDS and
~ 'siF weather % the Grand Banks.
Tor Special Localities.--For East
FORK. New England, Eastern Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

dr IS Ian ian and the Delaware from Southern
RIA , s1ounas, for Hampton Roads the PEG
fine ~ ~ Nhsrieston. for Key West: the Cas-
q "e severn the CO the C-3. the ca. the
IA . she IonoI ah, the D-l. the De-. the
=. Provincetov,n TO- ''-" Do'''" '''
=, IRON TsinStau. '"
,T,' 'ai' Ssi No. 10 assigned the name Palos
49, Philadelphia. ''' '0''' ''''
get sound no. 'N'
me New Hampshire commissioners and the
X1tpaha IN first reserve. navy yard, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
MADE $50 OOO in r years with q small mai.
order business. began wills -, free book
let. tells how. HeacOck 1000. Loekport ny.
PRACTICAL. FIR CUTTER 90 60 20 country
Inquire for H. Ranke al n. Berger q Co.
3 and West 18TH -. -
WANTED.--An experienced provision salesinAI'
for Neo England TERRITORY. must DO thor
ouh-ly conygrsant with the business ~ Oh US
details and able to show results. state age. ~
uerience. references and salary expected slslha
mn particulars. Gentle only. applications fail
ing 10 bear these requirements viii not Dc con
siisred: all correspondence VIZ he treated con
ndential. Address 'Hsms bli sth ave
WAETED.-Mau and Wife on small place ~
rorntrv. man to care FOR horses. MIX.
lawn. wife 20 cook and wash references IN
dispensable. permanent place 20 rlghL peo-
pie Address l.. Burdick, EosclaHu. ~ g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

r, enturd '...,................ sept. TO- G:30
japan corea. China via Seattle
@phohdnld sidfu Sept. 10, Go
"apah' Cofea- China, Philippines
via Nancouver)-Emp OF In
,.,i ,a Sept. 20. ESQ
f1u. Samoa, New Zealand Aus
trsiIa (via VRncouver)-Zcalau-
:. s........ Sept q, $50
tawsn, Guam Philippines egia san
franoisco)-U s Transport. :. Sept 80, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

Destinat ton and steamer IN y. T. Pm.
Jarau. Corea China Philippines
MA Tacomab-Seattle Msru. To day, $50
Hawaii (yia san Francisco)-bur-
Tahiti. Marguesss. Cook Islands
New ZEALAND. australia via san
Frsnciscol-TGhit ............ SEPT 10 o;bp
Hawaii. Japan. COrea China via
San Francisco,--Nippon &sru Sept &c. $50
Hawaii Samoa. New Zealand.
Australia via San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
Five-Room Apartments.

so. - ". luSlA ~. s-....- s9oo- soVV
The Saloinc, i49 v. lO3th st. ......... b52
Dacoua Hall, $50 W. i93d st.......... $50
Alfredo SST5 Broadway. .............. $40
Malvern A. C!sremont ave............ $40
haitian III " fist st.............. 1900
"a .nuyroeth a. p,ucnurst avr....... 600
Chilmark Hall. Hamilton Pl. & 1896 -. 90
rairvtew Court. 8l2o Broadway. $40
Royal Grand. 100 Claremont ave-. SID
Beiemorc 329i Broadway. ........... o6d
Shoreham, % st. Nicholas ave........ 80
Ieucile 122 ". HAIR st.....s.......,. $50
oaoO -tb ave Observation-Disclosures. $50
81 Erona, i35th Of. and Broadway go. $50
Marthmore 5is ". 10th st........... 600
i.llsmore. $40 ". 10Th st......... 900
uunola os9 W spth II ................ LOO
Esperanto. 600 ". l03th st............ 600
Sunnycrest. GIL W 18th st........,.. GOO
WiliinJton Arms 600 W. 1}4th st,.... COO
Rsn0rd Hall. col w. l44th st....,.... 500
"a Vast End 100
no villa ala " 10th st... $50
Hudson Grant View, 12s Clarsmont ave. 10
ST James Court. 3l4 W. 92d st....,... $50
Msyreld. ~ f. 10th st. ............... 900
rhc perdanelIes AGO O. l4Tth 81 .... IS
The Tyrol 46ft364 W. l4eth st.......... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
Three-Room Apartments.
Four-Room Apartments.

,,.I,e Ardnnree aOg-5Os ". Iiith 81. s4sO- $500
i,',,r,,, Court 40 " IOtth 81. 900 600
,ih., 400 ~ p3d st............. go
Malvern. 81 Claremont ave............ btO
@,+,,,au AZ "a II. p3d s,.......... 500
KenIlworth ~ Pin-hurst eve......... $50
Fairyisw Court, 3i2p-Ji Broadwsy.... 30
ROYAL Grand. lGO ClaremOnt ave. $50
tsi,roys a9oi proadway. .......... $50
S4nn -,h ave neutrality-suspicious.. tSD
1isrtbnoTc ,ia " Isath st........ $50
Ellsmore, $40 ". t40th st............. F0
'.,,i.,, 90 " 18Th st....... $50
MARYLAND 2Ol " lO5th st.....,...... 80
Fowler Court 100 Riverside Drive. 40
Parthenon, i25 W. i'4th st........... 8s+
l05 AmEterdap ave. ......s....s.-.. 5oy
Br,okneld. 45O Riverside Drive. ~
i,.ts 81 - t2ad ~ ........,...... Asa
1870. iioi c-i,rernont sve,... $50
$3.50 'go,,rt sgS plyerr;ds Drive 49,. $50
.,t,I.o,. ia n I9gtb al .. $50
i;.,vn "a, w 7s,h ,t.''.............. 200
-, 49, ~. 49, - teo ~ iGgd AZ - 20
~. M 49,, ~ 1eH 1Si w tt9,h -. 3T-3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

Highest temperature yesterday, 40 degrees
10 .. nj; lowest. IS; average, ~, aVershs ~
corresponding date last year. W; aNersse 90 as
corresponding Gate last thirty-tftTee years 70, ="
Local forecast; Friday, fair; SATURDAY "a.
settled, probably followed by showers hs"'
variable NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

Local Official Reeori.--rhe foiIo"'Ns o'N'
record from the Weather bureau shoN'
changes in the temperature for tho last twenty
four hours, in comparison with the correspond
ing date OF Iast wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ia Provence. reported 1898 miles east
OF Sandy Hook at 1880 a m yesterday. Is cN-
pected 20 dock Saturday afternoon.
The san Guglielnlo, reported as go miles
cast Of Sandy Hook AZ 10 p N on "Wednesday.
Is cxpected 70 dock SUNDAY afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR coAcHMAE. German; msr-
ried. FIRST class mechanic; can run any car
MOI AFRAID OF hard work; wife willing e. do
ANYTHING: G% years excellent personal TeIci
ences city Or country lnsuslIia Eo,n
CoACIfMAN- scotch. married. no family; six
vesrs Last Mace. city or country care or
sutomobiles Christie. $50 East sist ST. -
COUPLE Americans. desire positions, eoun-
horse wife speaks French ana German; with
eirl nsed fl no farming; best references. -.
g.. 32b West 5oth 81. city ----
usefIiI. vife good cook and houseWorlSer
40. ,.fereuces city or country. Pearson 3
Ksency. 1 East 1921 ST Tel oo4s Harlem.
GARDENER, s~ede. married, two children
Wishes position: eleven wears or last place
strictly sober; hand with carpenter work;
A. Uaksnson, westwood, - J. Boz IS.
0RooM-Young man. fret ciasa 'xperienee,
thoroughly understands care Of MOI es wishes
pos,tion; private family; city or country; best
ioferences. A., Boz "a. Tribune once.
KrT5,TIFNMNN and WATTER.-First class,
with good personal references ~ per
week Parsons Agency. East 1920 Fl.
MAN, single. 10 caro- lawn. garden poultry;
can milk and drive. Address James wallace,
isl West seth st. -----
PORTER or HoUsEMAN.--Very good,
,ncss; 81 per week. Pearsons Agency
Ts,t 132d 81 Tel. 5O40 Harlem.
Female.
c.IyAMBERaiAID and WAITRESS. Swedish,
Young neat experienced girl: good looking;
lately landed: $ls-S20;- well recommended.
Mrs Uelga HOvings Agency, 2o3 LenoN ave.
Tel. Il3-Aorningside
CHAMBERMAID or PARLoRMAD-Tall,
neat swedish girl. understands waiting at
,ahlo. can take watress's place or assist but
Ter. excellent references. Osterberg's Agency,
5fe Lexington ave. Tel. 1885 Plaza.
T00K-Noaf strong, willing Finnish girl
speaks good English. very good cook: best
-, references friend chambeEmaid waitress,
oste-bergs Agency. ZIG Lexington ave. Tel.
1867 Plaza
5;ooV-F'irst class: mighty recommended: Will
ID, 20 80 without kitchenrnaid: excellent ref
,e~ees 1880. Mrs. Helgn Hovins's Agency,
ssa lenox ave. Tel lib NorIlinzside.
1To0K-Neat. first class, swedish. excellent
manager: with or without kitchenmaid; ex:
..iiant references. osterberg's Agency, II6
gn,,nxton ave Tel. 1858 Plaza.
T,05II--Yoang swede; city family So $40. o..
a. TiofnayerE Agcncv, go u 9Th ave,
.,nsT floor. Tel 1877 Madison square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
Two-Room Apartments.

No., ,.-.-1 tco g.iarct,on, AVA. $500
Iit {, ~ r.,h IN - co..
llalmoral court 800 ". 1880 st....... ~ o.,
Tho Frankiu. 20f ". n4th st....--.-- 20
Douglas Court. 54d ". ltIth 81 ....s''- .,., 90
Evelyn, lOl ". 18th u...........''- '"'-'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
WORK WANTED.
Female

ROOKREEPER 30 Experienced; either s..
fem. capable OF taking full charge ~ Of
0ce: best references. a. '. =, l-o5 BcNetls
Had BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
Six-Room Apartments.

TRc Harriet, W. l2ith st.. s5i0-ST20
81 W. s+th 81. 49,. .s..'...-..-.. B3S- 600
Brayman, 8 W. va st................ zoos
Navarro, 944 W. 0sth 1T. ............ 600
chepstow, 2i5 W. l0lst st............. 1890
I.atona Hall. S5i West End ave. 800
Van PrasE. 522 W. I12th st..,........ 800
Monroe. ii5 W. ll5th st. .......-..... COO
janus Court. SIS Morninsside Drive. $50
atG', Broadway .................... 800
Westdals a02 ", i39th st.......... coo
Sterling q CARLYLE, 10 w. seth St.. 900
Victor Hall. 0I2 W. IlBth st......... $40
dracehul Court, riverside Drive and
Barnard, 100 Central Park West ...... 1900
Hsdriar, 225 W. s0th st............... 1000
Bennington Corners. sol West End ave. lao
New Amsterdam. 18th st. aud AM
sterddm ave. sss...s.s.s.... ooV
a. Yves. esth st................... 200
Dcvonshre. 90 W. 112th st,,......... LOO
Shore View 44s Riverside Drive. loo
Allerton. 600 W. 18th st..,........... LOO
Oregon lG2 " saith st............... i.s00
HuntinEneld. OFT W. 18th st.......... 700
Hanover. S28 West End ave. 1870. 500
San Salvatore. 37s Central Park w.. 1850
Wilmot 0fT " 1f5th st.............. 500
Feed House. i2lst ST. and Broadway. I'D $40
The Plymouth. SI W i49th st..,....,, f.-o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

.vnsnia. New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland
the District Of Columbia and VirEima' fair
to-day: saturday, unsettled. probably fol-
lowed BIZ showers; light variable winds.
FOR Western Pennsylvania and western
New york. increasing cloudiness to-day
probably followed by showers OF night OF
saturdav. moderate variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
TO-DAY

Mall Nesse,
Vessel For Line closes sails
kerons, Leewsrd Quebec. IL 80 a m 800 ~
Santiago TBiupico Ward. i27o' m
Evelyn Porto Rico, Bull. GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
price. Reasonable Send FOR Circular
Tel 1892 tBg@ BRYANT az $50 West t5th -.
CAREFJL CARPET CLEANING CO.
cleans hy compressed AIR. steam. hand or
or r0or 1895 broadway i2i East 4sth 80.
coz 4 BHAEpT Tel 1873 sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
Eight Room Apartments.
Nine-Room Apartments.

The Livingston, 261 Cent. p. W. s2.25O-s s.. ZOE
The Cornwall 255 ". Goth St.. 2,10O- .. 40C
Hohenzoliern. 4s5 West End ave. 49,. 2,IOC
Beinord. s6Tth st.................... $500
schermerhorn. 81 h. S2d st........ 25t
RoekIedge Hall, Riverside Dr.. i02d St ZOO
Concord Hall. 4ss Riverside Drive. .... loo
BI5 PARK ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Bonavists. Tooth ST., Riverside Drive. is0C
Clifden, 2G4 Riverside Drive. 2.30C
Ostend. 1850 Broadway. 1900
inSd a.. 4 nnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
Steamer Mary Powell
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT. GREINPORT
SHELTER ISLAND & SAG HARBOR
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
The supervising Architect Washington.
y. g.. SEPT ,, lei2.-Ssaled proposals VIII 10
received a. this office until 2 O'Clock p. m. on
the Is day Of Oct. 1912 and then opened for
,ho mechanical system OF matchmaking ap-
pHrltus 100 ths United state post Office new.
Sew YORK CITY. y. y, iu aceor1ance with the
specification and drawings enumerated therein.
copies 81 which may 10 obtained az this once
o.. The discretion OF the supervising Architect.
OSCAR WE%DEROTH. supervising Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
ORESSMAkIkG.

Competent; makes ard re
models childrenE specially. Ju'et' 10
East l2th ST Tel. 40s StuyvsEant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
COOK Middle aged: good hreolmaker. etc;
country preferred: any distance: $50 VII
sons Agency, 72i Lexington ave. Tel. 212t
Plaza.
GENERAL. HOTSEWORk Neat swedish girl
speaks English. not long over; very willing;
can DO upstairs work good recommendations.
Ostcrberg's Agency. Tlo Lexington ave. Tel
$50 Plaza. t.
HOUsEW oHKERs Young Canadians to DO
tho work OF a family. Miss Hoiinaytr
AstIc. 800 9Th ave- ninth nooT. Tel. +a2i
.dadisog square.
HoisEKEEPER FOR bachelor apartments
Q.nglish). good recommendations 80 VII
son's Agency. 72i Lexington ave. Tel. ia
Plaza --------------
uOUsEWoRKER--F class cook and good
laundress; very neat young girl WIN eN-
celieut reference: S25 Pearsons Agency
40. East l32d 81 Tel b0i9 Harlsm.
IADY'S MAID-swedish. assist chamberwork;
sary: five years excellent personal references
cts or country Aiiss B9ckiey Employment
Agency, II WeHt 42d 81. Phone i4s' bryant
NURSE or NURSERY GoVERNEss-NC North
German: speaks French and English: highly
recommended; wages SO; city OF country Aits
Bucklcys Employment Agency, IL Nest va 81
Phone 7iS7 firysnt. --
bNI'RsE-Young American girl; take infant or
zr,vn child. TEX two, full charge: excellent
references H.. Miss FitzGetalds Bureau. 5"i
5th ave. entrance 42d ST "
WATTREGS-An epceptionaily neat young
waitress: best city references. s.p. Pear
cons Agency, East 1921 a. TEL oof3
Harlem.
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noon age, 2.
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