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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-09
Dedication Cup Goes
To Walter Hammond
Some Splendid Golf For New Links is
Turned in by Short Handicap Men

All records for the new links at the
Hammond Country club were broken
last Saturday afternoon. when the 10
hole dedication cup handicap was
played on In a perfect afternoon. the
cool temperature and lack Of wind
making the day ideal for golf Wal
ter Hammond. secretary of the club.
with thirty-six handicap, won the
cup with a gross score OF lis. Harry
NJ. Johnson brought in a 112 card
with a thirty stroke handicap. John
sons playing was Of a high order and
but for run of bad luck in the rough
on the tenth hole would have won the
cup. He topped four Iron shots, hav-
ing driven in the wire grass from the
ninth tee. and this upset his play
throughout the remainder of the
match. he falling to steady down IN
til the fourteenth hole. His first nine
holes were made in So and his second
IN SO. giving him a net 50 TO Mr.. Ham
mond's so. The lowest gross score for
the eighteen holes was brought in by
Rev. c a. Smith-103 for the match.
P a. Parry was second with los and
Charles Barry Jr. and Or. II c. Gro
man tied for third with LOG. The low
est gross for nine holes went to Parry
with record of so, the best so far in
match play he being now the only
scratch man in the club for nine holes
The lowest gross scores for the eigh-
teen holes were as follows:
| &c A. Smith Ga
| p. A Parry o5
Sc barry Jr...-.. o.
4-Dr II c Groman ............1oe
| 5-F. p. AFcElroy Observation-Disclosures. 1os
| The players scores are as follows
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-09

A large attendance is desired at the
meeting of Golden Rule Council No 1
D of l. Tuesday evening in the K. of p.
Hail in South Holman street. 1t viii
be the regular semi monthly meeting
and following the business meeting a
short time Will be spent socially.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-09

At the meeting of Triumph Council
No. II D. of L. this evening in I. 0. O. F..
Hail in East State street the usual
bushes and social programs will be
followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF sew
York-Katharine F. Reynari, Plaintin,
against Michael T.. Sullivan aud others De-
fend,nts-In pursuance OF a judgment or
yoreclosure and sale duly made and entered
i'm the above entitled action and bearing date
the 9th day OF August. 1912. I, the under
signed the referee In said sudgment named,
will sell at public auction. at the Exchanke
Salesroom Nos. 14-lG Nesey street. IN tns
borough OF Manhattan. city OF New YORK; on
the 18th DAY OF September. 1917, az IL O'CLOCK
noon on that day. by Joseph =. pay Aut
tioneer the premises directed by selu Juok
ment 10 be sold. and therein described -
follows: An that certain lot, piece OF par.el
OF land situate. lying ana being IN the
Twenty second Ward OF the City or New
York bounded and described as follows; Be
ginning at a point in the easterly line or
Eleventh Avenue distant northeriy nfty feet
and ave inches from the northeasterly corner
az Eleventh Avenue and Fifty seventh street
ana running thence northeriy alone the east
erly line or side OF Eleventh Avenue. twenty
Ave feet: thence easterly parallel with Ffty-
seventh street ana partly through q party
wall, fifty feet: thence southerly- and parallel
with Eleventh Avenue. Twenty-Five feet, and
thence westerly. parallel with Fifty-seyenth
street and partly through q party wall. Nifty
feet, to the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. August 18Th 1872
WALTER SHAW BREWSTER. Referee.
NcENTRY 4 REWARD. Attorneys for
Plaintiff, l4a Broadway. New York city
The following IL a diagram OF the prop
ertv 10 be sold lie street number 10 sf2
Eleventh Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

COOK-Neat renned swedish excellent cook
manager. with or without htcheunl4id. IN
d.f-tants her WORK thoroughly. erv Dert ref
srencc, sfS o,t.rbsrg's tgency Tis LeNing
on ~ IaI .n5s PlAll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Eleven-Room Apartments.

EIcVcn-KoOfn HPdf tlIIelltS'
Tn. wendolyn. Tooth st. and River INA
side Drive z, - ooo
The Uohenzoliern, 4o5 West End ave s on
Bonavista, Tooth ST., RiVefsiue prNe''''' -'''"
Twelve-Room Apartments.
Bonayis,a. Tooth ST.. Riverside Drive $500
Room Apartments.
Fl Dorado. Central Park West. Goth. $3.50"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York katharine F Reynard. Plaintiff,
against David T. Blount ana others. Defend
ants-n pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the aboye-entitled action and bearing date
,he lIth day OF August 1912 /. the under
sIsned the referee In said Judgment named.
viii sell IL public auction. AZ the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos l4-16 Nesey Street IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New fork on
The l1th dav OF september 1912, at IL o'clock
noon on that day, by Joseph 7. Day, Auc-
tioueer the premises directed by said Jude
ment TO be sold, and therein described az
goIlovs An that lot OF land In the City OF
N.w YORK and the Borough OF Manhattan.
with the buildings aud improvements there-
on erected. bounded ana described as tol-
lows: Beginning AZ point on the northefly
slde Of 5Tth street distant may 900 feet
easterly from Eleventh Avenue: thence
northerlv ana parallel win EieEehth ~
mn. eeyeutv-nvs ,15 feet and i've inches,
more or less 10 the rear portion or premises
number S44 Eleventh Avenue: thence east
wsrdly and alons SAID ear pOINon . aau
parallel with Flfty-seNenth street sixteen
ia, feet and eight 80 inches thence south-
.wardly aud parallel with Eleventh ANenuo
and for part OF the distance throush pa5s
inches TO the northerlv side OF Fifty-seNenth
street. and thence west%srdIy aaohs Sn.
same sixteen U6l feet ana elght ~ ihCn ne
10 the point OF beginning. be the sain seN
.r,t dim.nsions more or less Also all that
lot OF land. with the buildings and lsproNs-
ments erected thereon. In me ny OF Se ,s,
described as follows Beginning az point
on the essterly side Of Eleventh avenue,
where the same is intersected by we seh,ss
80 IN. block between Fifty seventh ana
FIftv-eighth streets: thence running east
wardIv and along the said centre Inc OF tne
block sxty-siS (6e) feet and eight ~
inches. thence southerly aud parallel with
eleventh Avenue twenty-five feet 20 me rear
line OF the premises Number 563 West Fury,
seventh street: thence westwardly ana
naraIIel with said centre line OF the block
and along said rear line and for part or ne
Instance through a parry wall siXty-sx tonl
feet and eight 81 inches 10 the easteriy
aide 81 Eleventh Avenue and thence north-
wardly along the same Twenty-Five co tert,
more or less 10 the point OF beginning. be
an o, said distances and dimensions more OF
less ,,. as,
Dated New York. August 18th ieiz
A. HENRY MOSLE Referee
NcENIRY & REWARD. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 149 Broadway New YORK ivy.
The following Is a diagram or the properly
n he sold. It's street numbers are stf EieV-
artb Avenue and 563 West 3Ith Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Collegiate School

?AI WEST 71TH STREET.
Bow, prepared for the colleges ahd scieh-
INC schools Primary department MODERN
.,tooI huildlnr WcIl-equlpprd gymnasium.
.--.L rnnr herlns Nnfohsr LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

GENERAL. HOUsEW ORkBR very neat, in
dss,rious and willing SRI. 5000 cook sncel-
lent lsundrsss nncst references. lily 81 coun
'ry, SIS Pears6n's Agency East 1924 81
Tel JUts Harlem. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 5, 1912.
AERTN Ed


s.sner Ssnts Theress Ger, Santos August
Z 20 ~ Jaueiro l3. Victoria ~ and Barba-
n q 70 Punch. Edye y Co with mdse Ar
red si the Bar az m.
ssrrer santa clara BY. Cardenss August
sni Mstanzas %. 10 the American ana
cssh s. Line. with sugar. Arrived al the
sfc m. Al.
sarer Orotsya ,Br Bermuda September
!, ssneers0n & Son. with 2I7 passenger
AN and mdse Arrived al the Bar az mid
,ttr 4ih
sener ConcettiRs al Giorgio tNoa. Phiis
3A;ia stpterAbsr 4 20 the Atlantic Fruit and
81 c. In ballast. Left Quarantine al $50
IN
siesnsr Ire niIm tBrl Rotterdam August
= yis Halifax September ?. 20 the Uranium
. Co, with 80 cabin and ASP storage psssen-
lss ssd nndss. Arrived at the Bar al ] p m
- saa anchored in dense fox.
ssaner Carmania (Brl Liverpool August -
W Queenstown *. 70 the Cunara "a %, Ltu
nth 81 Frs cabin 221 secona cabin and 100
ssssge passengers and IndEe. Arrived az the
ss- a. 208 2 m eth. and detained outside the
tuhip or account ~ fog.
Steamer Mamma Hats Baltimore. 70 the New
lrk and Baltimore transportation Line WIN
Hss Passed In Quarantine al 8.l5 m.
Steamer Chipana (Brj, Iouique july %
1snsrzl 70 Tsltal 20. Carried Bajo .. CO
;anbe =. Talcahusno %. Punts Arenas Au-
'r and 81 Lucia y. 10 " II Grace a o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

oneisl Record and "Reminiscences
~ t-rhe weather continues unseasonaoy
'en In III. Gulf states, the great central
e'r'' the region OF the Great Lakes ana
nitdt plains states. while cooler weather
o~rspread the Northwestern states ana
Rocky Mountain region.
probable that the change "a cooler
'star that ha. appeared in the Northwest
W ADVANCE cart and south and dissipats
'"sh the next thlrty-six hours the warm
.hS thar now prevails In the upper Mis-
- WI and lower Ohio valleys and the upper
Ncon. Rains have again set In In the
ING nstss and during the last twenty-four
- 'asrt were local thunder showers In the
:, aTn Rocky Mountain region. the region
vac ersat Lakes ana a. widely scattered
aa 70 the Atlantic states. There will be
oains Friday and Saturday I'm the south
,...s 1ases and Friday along the northern
~ ron New England west TO Michigan.
srs also probable In the Pacific states.
:. '"~ psrs or the country not hereinbefore
~ S 70 the westher will remain generally
eafint tia next forty-eiEht hours TEN
2@ vii rot change materially over The
ans Southern states. and they Will be
~ ~ cvsr the treat central vsIleys. the lake
sne the middle plains states
sinds along the New England coast will
sht 70 moderate variable. mostly south
-, n'dcle Atlantic coast. light south and
~ 49, sosth Atlantic, east Gulf and west
"a" zes, iiglt 10 moderate variable on the
Do, ,nakts, Moderate south and southwest;
t4&f1. m0f0rata ernfh shifting
~. a.sss cepartine Friday for European
Hus,.,s W have moderate varisbie winds and
~F nif weather 70 tine Grand Ranks.
h.sssss for special Loe.l,a...--Fes East.
~ ~ fsvk, New EasBand. New Jerscy
A. .sssern Pennsylvania, local thnnder
az to-day ssturdss. probably fair;
Pa moderate southwest Winds
western New York, unsettled to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

West JIth Street. ~-..
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-describel
property is 20 be sold In Fifteen Thousand
Eight Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars kl5,-
so5 OO) with interest thereon from the 18th
day OF July. 1912. together with costs and
allowance amounting to 1886 l6 with inter-
90, from August 1ith. 1912. together with the
sxnenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are to be allowed
or paid by the referee, IL x5:3.o3 and In
terest. -
Dated New YorR August Is. 1912
A. HENRY MOSLE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

{. 57th Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien orl
charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold. 10 Fifteen Thousand
Eight Hundred and Twenty Ave Doiisrs. with
interest thereon from the 10th day OF July.
1872 together with costs and allowances
amounting TO S3tT 90. with intereat from Au-
gust f4th, 1912 together with the expensee OF
the sale. The approximate amount or the
taxes assessments and water rates. or other
liens which are 10 be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid
By the Referee. Is s3Is.59 and INTEREST.
Dated. New York. August 18TH. 1919
WALTER SHAW BREWSTER. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Algea BAY sept 4-Arsterturu ,Gsrt New
York via Cape Town >... ~. ,,,
colombo' Sept t-Nilaenfels ger, New York
Ma Aden and Bombay Tor calcutta.
Naples sept e--Ma ced0nia tGrki. New YORK
fIavre. sept 3. 5 y MA Provence Fr. Ne"
Genoa sept 5-Ivernis ,Br, New York Via
Madeira for Naples Trieste, etc.
SAILED
RIO Dc Jsnelro sept 2-Ennlsbrook Or, New
York. sth Howick Hall tBrl. New York
Barbados sept 4-Orubs obi from New YORK
etc) Southampton
C.diz. Aug 3l-Montssrrst SPAN from Mar
seillssi. New York.
Marseilles. Sept 3-Proyincia Err. New York
Malta sept 3-TenDenfels Ger from "a
cutia and Coiombol. Boston and NeN Nofk
santos Tor New York.
sahang sept s-Arracan 'Brl. from Ne" ioIh
and Norfolk Via - Vincent. 9 v. eic 20
Ilankow. 81,
Antwerp sept 4-Mchigsn ,Br. New YORK
Lizard, Sept 5-Kaiserin Auguste Nlctoria
Sew York for Plymouth. Cherbourg and
HAMBURG reported by wireless telegraph 20
miles west a. 4:39 M. Due ~ Plym"ut"
NAMES sept i-Pannonla ,Br. Ne~ York.
Liverpool Sept 5--Adfistic (Br). New NorS
onssnstown' sept 3. 2.5o . m-Ms1estie tBij.
from southampton and Chertourg for Ne"
York. ,.,,
Queenstown. sept 5-Batit New York Tor
Queenstown and Liverpool, reported ~ VII"
iess telegraph sos miles vest a. 20 m.
me Queenstown about ! 80 m Friday
lizard sept 5-Kinsstonisn tBrl. New YORK
for Antwerp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

and Saturday. Hight TO moderate southwest
For Delaware. Maryland. the District OF
Columbia and virginia. probably fair to-day
and saturday. light south and southwest
FOR western Pennsylvania probably tsir
,oldav and saturday, light 20 moderate
sop Tdr Wast Virginia, generally fair to-day
and SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE ny virtue Of M sharp sharp
mortgage VII scl toouS' on premises. ~
clinton 81 NJ. soys. Auctioneer, D'
Dave IAef. Attorney for Mortgage
MoRTcACp sALE.-By virtue. OF . ,n at
mortgage / viii sell To- day, az ~ ,,sm.s and
900 west 1911 81. lot OF picuvI nrtssS.A Moe
moulding. BY order OF tne
Fry, Auctioneef,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Female

COMPANION American sirl desires position
IN lady; experience references. Mir Boothe.
50 Prospect Terrace. East rutherford. y. j.
SECRETARY. &c.-Clergymsn would be
pleased TO recommend highly accomplished
young lady as secretary or companion 10 refined
lady. \. c.. 263 West l2jch -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
F;v..Room Apartments.

No 3 W i0Sth 81. =. '''''' s''" 80 20
THE salome. l4e ". lO5th 81 '''.'''''' o oso
Dacoma Hall $50 " 122d st.........' $50
.I,,.do Qe7h Broadway .........'.... 3fV
A.lituO, o.! vris,emon, aye........... $40
MhINeIn' ~ T1,t st............ 1900
portion, p,nehurs, ave ........ 800
SHhiimsYk Hall. Hamilton Pl 1880 ST. go
Feirview Court. 3l2e Broad"ay: sfo
pavsi Grand. 100 Claremont ave. sle
p.i,smore. 32sl Broadway. ......''''' 800
sbor.ham. 80 ~. Nicholas ave..''''.' 30 20
Ltuche' - ........... $50
2iov itn ",o,,h At and Broadway.. $50
81 r. oha. &c "a iaoth st......... 600
Mnrthmo'er' 20 9 n iaoth s,.......... 800
EIlsII, , oco W eeth st.............. LOO
Esperanto. 2aa ". i0sth ST. ...'''''''' o oVo
sunny -. zoo " l44th ST.. 500
pacord Hal. col ". l44th H..'''''' Soo
CieaIneIo' r. 80 ............. LOO
~ VS. H LA W rlsth st......... $50
Hudson Grant View IN Ia oi "'' go
e, lanes Court PA ". 92d st.'..f.'' go so
v,yneId IL T.. 10th st.....-'s..' ''''' i'VVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.

-.,,,c reported as $40 miles east Of
Ths Is. AZ 500 M on Wednesday, is
a,dy ~ ~ dock saturday forenoon.
slpsc'sno .,,,rdam reported as i.272 miles east
ne no iook a, 1920 a m YESTERDAY, is ex-
sanoy aock Sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' AGency.-
e'1nplies Professors. Teachers. Iutors non
,psssss etc TO Colleges Schools and Fam .
a. kppIy 20 Mrs NJ. j. NOUNG-fLLloH'
~ Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Two-Room Apartments.
Thr..-Room Apartments.
Four-Room Apartments.

IN. Ardnaree. 50i sos v. mn ~ stsO-seoo
putnam court. 100 ". lOtth 81 4-o- ooV
nlpta, ~ !" ,,r.r,on, sye...... $40
MslN'i"' - 80 a1I a. ....... 500
(oinian. 80 "a, ". npir|bur., ny......... $50
TAlryIew Court. SI2g-3i Brosd"Ay.''' n nso
hoysl p's 10, pv..dr.sv ..... $50
be!inoI'' o-o' .. $50
24oo tth NV "a ,2o,b q, ...... $50
MaIthWoIs ~ '" .o,h az .. $50
Elsnioie, yiy " ,-S,b . $50
turle". .'v F" ~. ,o.,h a. . $50
MaTylahn, ~ ,on ,1,.r.id. Drive. 200
Fowler Cout1 W rittG -. 3s4
Parthenon, 80 ". ... $50
100 Alnst efuan =, .a,.,.,r,.ids Driy. .... T2O
BiOOkheln' too ~, ..... 4sO
Lucia. 80 w. i-ou n, y, $50
sonOms WI ',,nS Dt,'.,.ide Drive $50
Ulysses court ".o h,eo,t a. $50
I.inlithgow' Gao w. :, ............. !. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat FOR West Point. Newburgh
Poughkeepsie Kingston and way landings
leaves Desbrosses St. LAS r, NJ: W. +2d St,
? p NJ: W 12ath St. 2:20 P. NJ. Daily ex-
cept SUNDAY Ideal outing to West Point, re-
turning by Str. Albany. 81. or by rail. s110.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT GLANCE

Huntinghe,d. Ci5 " il3th st.......... zoe
Hanover. So West EHd ave .........,.. 500
san Salvador. S7s Central Park W. l'0'o
WIlr,ot an w iIrb st.............. 900
Reed House i2Ist ct and Broadway. Z 2-s4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

Highest temperature yesterdsy; aussage.
(at D M; lowest. % ,ai . n, aa ~ at year.
"a s sns for corresponding date last th'r'S
three years, ~ - ,.,.,or,ns In day. prob
Local forecast. Thunae,, T,oaSyate southwest
ably fair Saturday hgnt 10
wt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Six-Room Apartments.

-, W 1cIth stu. s540-S120
inc h@i.tS', "" ........... 338- 500
% W. of'n ~ ,,pd ,t............ COS
Bray man "a, ao,b st............ 800
Navarro, - III mi At st............ 300
Chepstow. s.r west End ave. ....... 900
Ietona NM 90 90 u 10th st........... 600
Van ftAAx; ~ ,,,th st......:..... 900
.1 mT Court. IS Morningsids Drive s ~"
34Oo brcsurn ,.o,h st........... 600
stsfaE Carlyle s1S g. 7s s, 81 Ssih So $40
nic,o,, Court. riverside Drive and ~.
144th ~. 49,; ...,ai 'park West. 800
barnard aoo u ensh =, .......... 600
Hsdrlan. ID $780,. sOI West End ave. 1850
New Amsterdam. 18TH 81 ~. 400
sterdam ave ''''''' r... 300
~ West sctn :. IN, ,,,,h 81 ........ LOO
Devonshire' oss mr.ide Drive 49,. loo
.IIerton. soo w 18th st'-.'''''''''' 500
oregon. 1so W. Saith st. ..'''.''''---- i-"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
nsI RANKbOOkS.

pATKROOK 40 6O7. 4G4 o. the Union Dune
savings Bank is missing. Any person 10 III :
a risinn 10 II In hereby called upon 10 presshl
a. sane within ten days or submit 70 haFlhs
satd nsssbook cancelled and new one issued.
p.nL,pooK No. 375 i6O Of the Union Dime
savings Bank IS missing. Any person haNlnk
q LATIN 10 n II hereby called upon 70 pIesfHn.
tho same within ten days or submit 70 na.ins
said nassbook cancelled and new one lssgeo
RANKRo0K No. 429 057 OF The Union pme
sarines RANK il missing. Any person haVlns
. ,Ia,,,' 20 N IL hereby called upon 10 pfeseh'
,be came vi-nin ton DAYS or submit 10 nav lns
said psssbook cancelled and a new one issued
Tos,r OPP STOLEN -Bsnkbook No, 6so.gIt OF
Tho German savin, Bank in the Clty OF New
YorL corner attn ave. and 18Th st. issued 20
yilh.lmina Britton. All persons are cautioned
seainst negotiating the same III mol returned
80 the ban nix on the 9th day OF Septembef' isi%'
a duplicate viii be issued
IosT n snkbook No. 54e.6I7 Of Dry Dock
"a yines Institution. Any person hhNlne
cfsIms upon said book Is called upon 70 press i
10 came 10 the bank within thirty days OF inc
LA book will be declared cancelled aho eh
ss.,,tsbed and a new one Issued In lieu Thereon.
,|,e,r -pankbook No. s43. 81. Bank for say
hIsns $50 9Th ave. New YORK. Payment
s,oneed Please return book 10 bank.
5-S,Sr handbook No. 500 $50. Bank for say
LVoi $50 4th ave. New YORK. Payment
.,a,,,,ed please return book 10 bank.
,os.r Handbook No. Dos. 500. Bank for say
LOST. ns1 An ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return DOCK 10 oshH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

Local OniciaI Record.-The toio"ine -
rscord from the Weather Bureau s"o"'
changes in the temperature for the 'Sst W." ~
four hours. in comparison with the coHeSpo''
ing dAle OF last year. .n.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male
try, entire work small family. can handle
horse. wife speaks French and German
With girl, age IL best references. Reliable.
Inoune Uptown once, 1894 Rrosdway
COUPLE. -Colorsd; generally useful man, With
wife, good cook and houseworker. willing
and obllgng; good references. $50: city or
country. Pesrson's Agency. East 1921 o..
Second HoUsEMAN ana UsEFUL-Neat
sober. willing Norwegian man: understands
! hos 20 wait a. table; speaks English oest ref
srencfs Osteihers's Agency, ZIG Lexington
ave. Tel 1855 Plaza.
care cows. chickens garden, etc good ref
'teu'y- 12i Lexington ave Tel 1924 Plaza.
Female
CHAMBERMAID-vi willing sssis, with other
work. neat strong. frsi class swedish girl .
excellent chGmbermsid. excellent references
so. osierberss Assncy. 7l6 Lexington ave.
Tel 1865 Plaza
CHAMBERMAGD and MAID--Ncry nest. com
petent. willing anf ohliglng good rsfeI.1ces:
So Charles wilson's AgNnc,. 12f Lexington
ave Tel. 2-2s Pszn.
Chamberlain or PARBORMAfD VIII
ms 20 assist with waiting first class civ
references. telephone 2GoG chelsea Gals
CHER. ?5l Wet eth ~.
COOK -Fifst la. all branches has friend
ciAmbermaid and waitress. both thoroughly
experienced together or separately. four Year,
excellent references wages So ana s23 CITY or
country Miss Buckleys Employment Agenc o
l. West ga ~ Phone IisI BRYANT
CoOk ana WAITRESS frst class svsd-
ish girls. together. one excellent cook; other
frbt class waitress: excellent .eferences
Josephine. anna Os,erberss Agency. 7is Lex
.usion ave Tel. 1905 Plaza.
COOK-Neat renned swedish excellent cook
manager. with or without kitehenn-ld un
d.frtants her work thoroughly. very Dert ref
srenCcs sf5 Osisrbsrgs tgsncy. Iis LeAing
on ave. Tel. .05; PlaLa.
COOK Competent. very willing; good dispose
lion $50 CITY OF country. Charles wilson's
gene, T2S LcEinetqn ave. Tel. ?22t Plaza
fNGtlsH col PLE cook and butler. 40 en-
tire work small private family. 10th highly
30, ofnrus ndee - ans distance. PlsEa lbs
Mfss Morrow Ag~ncy. T2l lexington ave.
sSth
GENERAL. HOUSEW ORkB very NEAT. In /
dss'rious and willing girl. 5000 cook sncel-
lent lsundrts,. nncst references. ,ity o. coun
'ry. SIS Parsons Agency. East lS2i I"
Tel JJts Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
CARPET CLEANING.

..f-V YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
NJ" oldest Largest. Most Modern.
fi-Nn. ~, ~. reasonable. Send for Circular
.soo iss3 BRYANT. +3I-4Ss West 45th 81.
.,.I.st,Tu CARPET CLEANING CO.
CA c,.ans by compressed air. steam. hand or
1855 Broadway. f2l East <sth St
or NO ~ pRANDT. Tel l32-3sth.
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The 2lst Year Of
Institute for Boys
For Both sexes-Country.
Channaoua Mountain Institute,
yAIHAIIA. WEsTtHEsl

A rrIcnds' Home School for Girls. IN the Real
country. Boys under - years separate DEP ~.
,foms Mother for young children va year. -
I tty .,aor, \ 10 acres. 800 II. elevation.
Primary, Preparatory and Finishing Confs'es,
Music. Art Domestic Science, Manual rSln hs
"a C.ornmercial pep'ts Gymnasium. Term De
ai.u G., osrd Rate, $500 10 $3.50. CatsloE.