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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Minna Rreuder. Bxecutrix under the
Last VIII and Testament Of Louis Kreuder.
deceased, Plaintiff. against Nathan Bloom and
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the 2sth day
Of October. 1913. l. the undersigned, the ref
cree in said Judgment named. will sell at pub
lie auction. a. the Exchange Salesroom Nos.
1916 yesey street. in the Borough Of Manhat-
November. 1913, at l. o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph T. Day, Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
AN that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situate lying and being on the easterly side OF
Wilett Street I'm the Eleventh Ward OF the
City Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan. and
known on certain map entitled a map OF
property situated near the ferry at Corlears
Hook belonging to the Estate OF Mr.. / Clason,
lam, G. s, as Lot No. 252. and bounded and
described follows viz: Northerly by Lot
No. POI on said map a Easterly by Lot No. 23T
on said map: Southerly by Lot No 253 said
map and Westerly by Willett Street Contain
ing In width In front and rear each % feet and
IN depth on each side 100 feet. said premises
being now known as and by the street number
30 Willett Street. and being the same premises
conveyed to Gaid Nathan Bloom and Norris
Gordon by Louise stern by deed dated June
30th. 1905. and recorded on the same day In
Biber l42 OF Section OF Convcyances at page
III in the Office Of the REGISTER OF the County
Of Now York and indexed under Block Number
$50 on the Land Map OF the City OF Ne"
Dated. New York. November LIST. 1919.
JACOB VI GUEDALTA. Referee.
II. A. & G. r. HEYDT. Attorneys for Plain
tin No. Rector street. Borough Of Man
haitian. City vf New York
The following is a diagram Of the properly
10 be sold. It's street Number is No. 81 Willett
street.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 10

,i5TB ST. ia East: Ike Greenbaum ast
Jennie Pisco. owner; Boris Mandel, cohtFao-
"s mi \" AVE AZ; s62: MCGOWAN & Connolly co.
Ipe AIT Estate Of Marv Il Harrison, owner >
TSsodore Starrett Co, contractor; - 2ot 20.
GRAMERCY PARK WEST, and I; AdoipHh
Grant q Co agt New York City Mission ana
T1a Society. owner: Theodore starrett Co.
' sTH AVE 618 and 6l5; Joseph P skelly agt
DTy II Lane Sor Theae s knS S SShef DS'
is .Sr 20 S7 Fsst: Standard Utility Co agt
Jossph Mlbank owner; W Ellison. Inc
s sTH sT SIS 80 # of 9th ave. 25x9s9;
Abraham stein agt Rose Boyd. owner ana
is2D ST. ga West: Jacob Cohen agt Bella
Harris owner; Sigmund Fuchs, contractor
ii nth ST. 5se West; Evans Brothers, Inc,
vi New Amsterdam Holding Co, owner; huT-
and & Gursky, contractors; SlO6 a. 80.
BROADWAY, 81 TO 81; Lidgerwood Manu-
heiuring Co agt Adams Express BulldlnB
COtorston, owner; United States Metal Ffoo-
TApis6 d. AVE. 3. cor Of Both st. I2S. SIX
10: LdgerwoOd Manufacturing co agt Charies
Kaye, owner; United states Metal Products
MADISON AVE. 1885 and 1870: Eagle Arti-
sciai stone Co agt Reliable Amusement co,
Hslen GoIdberger. Isaac Becker and Bernard
Fsnstein. lessees and contractors; Resale J
G1eenlaum. owner CrenewaD; $44S.
PARK AVE. 929 and 93l; Braunfels Brown.
ing Co AIT 929 Park Avenue Co. owner and
BROOK AVE, 1902; Samuel Plotnick agt
James c Bryant and J Wilson Bryant, owner
Davis Levin. contractor: $40.
5TH AVE 362 and 1854. William p Youngs
q al AT Estate Of Mary b Harrison, owner
theodore Starrett Co contractor. S2SI 90.
OAK TERRACE. 6O6 and COS; Max simon
az, X & J Construction Go. owner ana con-
tractor; Aaron Shulman, contractor; $3.50
STANTON ST. 149; Barnet Siegel agt JACOB
Roelich. owner. \ Silberstein d Son, con-
BoWERY. 169: Solomon Smith agt Royal
Theatre Co, owner; Manhattan Co. contractor
PECK SLIP. AZ: Otis Elevator Co agt Cen
tral Fish Co. owner; Coyns Mayer, con
tractors: 1920
9Th AVE 1868 and S6i; En- J Marin co
ssi Estate Mary b Harrison; owner; Theodore
SarTett Co. contractor; S4j6 30. an.
PARK AVE. n g cor Of 10Th ST. 5l;2xloO,
Adgerwood Manufacturing Co agt German
Hospital and Dispensary. owner; United states
Astal Products Co. contractor S4SI 81 go
5TH AVE. n W cor Of 3sth st. 26.OXllix
meg Ldgerwood Manufacturing Co agt
Frank V and John II Burton, owners: United
safes Metal Products Co, contractor; S2l0 10
nth ST. West; William Kirchhofer agt
Lells stern, owner; Louis horn and ADJUST
asnt Realty Co. contractors: SOS.
WBNDoVER AVE. $40 TO 544; Wolf Vein
,sae set Cgnard Realty Cos owner ana con-
HOUSTON ST. 12s East: Hyman Rosenberg
" Feinstein owner and contractor; Il
iloshy, contractor (correction): $40.
MADISON AVE. 1925. William KirchhofeTr
q ls Nathan Hirsch, owner; Louis Korn and
ADJUSTMENT Realty Co, contractors; ISL.
%IH ST, IS West; A & @ y Williams
~ IS West 59th ST, owner; Charles II Bel
~ r,Cut Stone Co. contractor; S6Ie o--.
wgSsNTRAL PARK WEST. 275 and 277
ha.tor: s27 90
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer charterage was limited, and the
general demand for tonnage light. Rates
continue easy and tonnage plentiful Quota
tions TO Liverpool and Glasgow. Cd London.
ed, Rotterdam, sac. Hamburg, 32la pfen-
nigs; Bremen, 30 pfennigs: Hull and Bristol,
Sd: Antwerp, 2Ad; Cork, foS orders, IS AID
picked ports large tonnage, Is 1850; cotton
to Liverpool, per 100 III, SOC. Charters: Brit
ish steamer, 2.45S tens. transatlantic trade,
one trip on time charter. basis 5s Cd. deliv-
crv north OF Hatteras. redelvery Mcditer-
ranean, November December: British steam
err 5000 tons general cargo, Gulf 10 the
United Kingdom or Continent p {. December.
British steamer. 1853 tons. cotton. etc. two
ports Gulf 20 two ports United Kingdom or
Continent ais Sd. December; British steam
er, 2,s04 tons, cotton. etc, Gulf TO tho United
Kingdom or Continent 33s Cd. December
British steamer, 3.173 tons. same. British
steamer la tons. West India trade, six
months i765, December. schooner, 9sl tons.
lumber port Bolivar 10 San Juan. p r. 81 %.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK, November H. l9l3.-To J. l.
Hill. r. l.. Dade, Herman helthger, mis-
Tayior. Mrs. Mamie Commander. Mrs. Eliza
Johnson RAY Ross. Mrs. Margaret Jordan DR.
]. A. Leighton. Mrs. Henry Goblin. w. M. ray,
that the time for payment Of my lien upon
property hereinafter described having expired:
after due notice thereof had been given you.
goods personal effects and merchandise. stored
BY YOU or in your name or in which you claim
an interest in the Guaranty Storage Ware
houses, to be sold at public auction. accordins
yided. at my warehouses, all and 3l3 West tls'
st. New York City. on Monday. December ls,'
1918. at 1880 a. m. until sale is completed
JOHN J. WEBB. Proprietor
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace OF God. Free and In
dependent, 10 Florence Ellen Higgins, Alice
Emma Roadway and Ethel May Beck. as ex-
ecutrices of John H. Higgins deceased: Elias
s. Higgins. Estelle II. Smith and John Her
bert Howes as executors or charlotte r.
Howes. deceased; Alvin ID. Higgins Fred
crick II Tilton; Florence g. Mann; Mrs j.
Iutz Hon: BENJAMIN X. Tilton; william h.
Iyford. as executor OF Jennie LyfoTd, de-
ceased: Melissa Cummings; Flora HIGGINS;
EIyira H. Howe; Una Il. H. Litueheld; Alice
NcCauley Smith: Matte Ham; Alvin Ham;
Arthur H. Higgins; Minnie II. Salley. Frank
lin A. Higgins: Sadie Higgins Ham; John r..
Higgins; George Higgins, Stella hoWes
smith: J. Herbert Howes. Florence f.. Hlg-
gins. Alice II Roadway; Ethel NJ. Beck. and
Olney l.. Higgins Send Greeting; You ana
each OF you are hereby cited and required
personally TO be and appear before our sur
rogote Of the County OF New York. at the
Surrogates Court Of said County held al the
Hall OF Records In the County or New foIk
on the 30th day OF December, ioi9, AT hn ni,
past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that day'
,ben and there 10 attend the 1udlcldl settle
ment OF the account OF proceedings OF helen
a Ulggins and willard NJ. Tibbetts as ek-
ecutors Of 4. Hamilton Higgins, deceased:
and "A construction OF the Will. and such or
YOU as are hereby cited as are under the age
OF twenty-one years. are required TO appear
by your guardian, II you nave one, Oh II you
have none TO appear and apply for one 10 be
apnointed or in the event or your neglect or
failure TO do 3d. a guardian VIII be appoihted
nv the Surrogate TO represent ana act iof
you in the proceeding. - 1900, =.
In testimony whereof we have caused the
Seal of the Surrogates Court OF the said
County OF New York TO DO hereunto
tSeall affixed. n,. ,,a,o,.,
t,o,yier a Surrogate OF our said County. at
IN, County of New York. the 9TH day OF No
yember, in the year Of our LORD one thou-
sand nine hundred and thirteen;
DANIEL j. DOWDNEf,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
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Eighth Avenue.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-described
property is TO be sold. is Ss.i77.75 with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF October. 1913, TO-
gether with the costs and allowance, amount
ing to ;32l.12, with interest from November
10Th, 1913. together with the expenses Of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the taxes,
assessments and water rates, or other liens.
which are TO be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
is $226.2 % and interest
The property is sold subject to a prior mort
gage Of so. OOO bearing interest at the rate OF
4IkSo per annum.
Dated New York. November 18th. 1913
VIM. WICKHAM HOFFMAN. Referee.
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slJRRooATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
John r.. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the Coun-
~ OF New York. notice is hereby given 10
syI nersons having claims against Susan $.
FIIIotr late OF the County or New YORK,
deceased. present the same win vouchers sca n,
,ransectInp business No Sc Wall Street, In
The city OF New York. on or before the 10th
day OF December next. -, ,o,,
,trW. yoRK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
r,,uET & PARISH, Attorneys for Executor.
30 Wall street, New YORK Ci'y'
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Stanton Street.
Riying,on street.

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge TO satisfy which the above-described
property is 20 be Sold is Twenty thousand
thrcc hundred and seventy and s6-lOo
$50 $40 SO Dollars. with Interest thereon from
the 7th day OF October. 1913. together with tho
costs and allowance amounting 10 Three hun
drcd and forty-four $500 Dollars. with In
terest from the Goth day Of October. 1913. to
gether with the expenses Of the sale. The ap-
pro1lmate amount OF the taxes. assessments
ard water rates, or other liens. which are 10
te allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid b. the Referee. Is Eight
hundred and sixty Dollars $500 and interest.
Dated New York, November LIST. 1913
JACOB NJ GUEDALIA. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the Coun-
~ of New York. notice is hereny g s,, 70
w. Il. Piatt, late of the County OF New YORK.
deceased. to present the same win vEuohe rs
thereof 10 the subscriber, at Ts space Praee G o.
The civ Of New York on or before the 10th
day OF December next -, -, TN. ,o,,
Dated New York the 18th day OF June; r i Iyar
COMPANY. Executor.
ruyrr G. PARISH Attorneys for Executor.
50 Wall street. New York CITY.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ROY WANTED. -salary s.. Address stating
age and particulars Dry Goods. p. o. Box
10. New York city.
/ MADE so 600 in FIVE years with a small mail
order business; began with 50. Send Tor
free booklet Tells how. Heacock. 5O55 Lock-
port. N. Y.
MFN. WOMEN-Home work; addressing; fold
ing circulars; advertising; etc. Write for
our proposition S. c. F., Box ID. Tribune
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tenants JOHN G. HoTz. 3Sth; WILLIAM p.
CURRIER, 4ith; EDWARD A. BROWN.
18th: JOHN F: DoNoVAN. 43d; ALLEN
AM5 g6 Rd 5h G e H6sE "a J W5
w LYON, $3.50; ROBERT O. EDWARDS,
l23d; JOHN Il. PIRIE, 18th; JOHN y.
REYNOLDS, 18th; LOUIS D. PEPIN, 1884 /;
GOODRICH. SD; JOHN B. MAYNARD. 10Th;
JACOB FRANK. Nth; WARREN r. BELL,
nth; JOHN 7. ROWE, 18th. and FRED
Following officers Of coast artillery from in
structors, coast artillery school. Fort Monroe
assigned to companies indicated. December
%; Captain HARRY /. MORSE. sth, and
First Lieutenant GUY l.. GEARHART, l35th.
Following first lieutenants. coast artillery
from coast artillery scool. Fort Monroe. or
quarters, coast defences indicated. for stan
duty, to take feet December %: PIERRE V.
KEEPER, coast defences of the Delaware:
WILLIAM F. WILSON. coast defences OF
Boston: GEORGE RUHLEN, Jr., coast de-
fences Of Long Island Sound; GUY 4. MIX,
coast defences Of Charleston; MARCEL $.
KEENE. coast defences Of the Potomac, and
OTTO II. SCHRADER, coast defences OF San
Diego
First Lieutenants GEORGE A. wILDRICK
and THOMAS F. M'NEILL, coast artillery.
unassigned report on relief from coast artil-
lery school. Fort Monroe. or on expiration or
leave Of absence, TO coast artillery school for
assignment to duty as instructor at the
school, December %.
NAVY.
Lieutenant d. p. WICKERsHAM, TO the
Minnesota
Lieutenant Ounior Grade) r. T. ROGERS, de-
tached the Hannibal; to the Florida.
Lieutenant 0unior grade) 7. c. YATES. to
command the F-2.
Lieutenant Ounior Erade) +. T. CHEW. de-
tached the F2: 10 fitting out the K-3 and In
command when commissioned
Assistant Surgeon J. y. BASSIN, medical re-
serve corps. commissioned.
Chief Boatswain STEPHEN MCCARTHY. de-
tached the ontario: to the Illinois.
Machinist G.. /. RUSSELL. detached Newport
News Shipbullding and Drydock Company
to the West Virginia.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nov. 1.-THE Whippe, the Stewart. the Paul
Jones, the Perry and the Truxtun. at san
Diego.
Nov lS-The Vestal. at Pensacola; the Brutus,
at Lambert's Point.
Nov. l9-The Celtic and the Wyoming. at
Nillefranche.
SAILED.
Nov 1S-The Cummings. from Charleston for
Key West the Nereus. from Philadelphia for
Norfolk.
The South Dakota will proceed 10 navy yard.
Mare Island. from San Diego. November 20.
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

GRAMERCY PARK. II. TO a sly club; ] w
M Gerard. 725 9th ave. owners; Tech
,,ology Club OF New York, lessee; o Herring q
Fitch. 132 Madison ave, architects; $1,000.
FELL ST, s, 20 a sty lodging house estate
y LYMAN Schnitzer, I'll Broadway. owner
Thing Shong Bow & Chin Chuey. 30 Pell st
...sees; N Felson. 49s Broome st. architect
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

ACADEMY ST n W cor Vermilyea ave. for
sly public school. 1GOxlO36; city, owner
b Snyoer, 200 Park ave, architect; $4,000
The Bronx.
.rNDERCLIFFE AVE. G $. 561 76 It n Of
,.oh s. 2A sty frame dwlg, 2lxS5; IttelOc
hsslty Co. Coletti. 1876 West fremont ave-
Fesoent, owner; Hugo II Avolin. % William
T. architect: cost So 900.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, W $, 1873. 30 II n
y 1888 81. 3 sly brk loft. 72sXl34.5i Redwood
sseaS Co. James + Meehan. l63d st ana
- sssethern Boulevard, president. owner; Cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
erhesses. etc to Colleges. Schools and Fam
ilies Apply TO Mra u. J. YoUNG-FULTON
% Union Square
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ORNAMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

uor,is Park Estates 10 Colunola-hhlchel-
sS %sTsr i'J J9atrmUowsky to Cortland Savings
BihE T-ss silverstone TO Jennie Goldstein; $500.
Hsuyers Mortgage Co TO Mary F II Bremer'
s same TO Albany City Savings Institution;
t1 S'r,is I. White to Loomis l. White and ano.
trustees; $4,000. $3.50,
same 10 same: S26,5OO. $500.
S SSia' Esrtnett 10 Mary Levy. eXtrx; 500
Fiizabsth l. Cook 10 Frederic de Foster;
riW0. r,,- ,--,,..r.o r., % r.avver.
YortEage Co. $4,000. ,,.,
cscrse Noakes to Margaret A Noakes; 81
ysrtscher & Co to Frederick Osterwsld; $780,
v" yr,n, schuetz to Louise c Imhof; 5000:
ssIna Duttwieler 10 Louise r Mason; SlO'Ooo.
isWvers Title Insurance and Trust 90 10
vGnam F Mates; 5000.
pnSonh Deibe 10 Jacob Leitner: 81.
Dimock & Fink CO TO William G Cameron; VI
Iosspb II Schwartz 10 Rudolph Deibel; 81
Iscob Ieitner 10 Aaron Futterman; 81;
Emily D J Finney, eXtrN, to Carrie Neiss'
NNsw York Life Insurance and Trust co TO
New York Protestant Episcopal Public School;
ps,sr Cook 10 Katharine Bunting; $1,000
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INSTRUCTION.
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS.

THE BERLITz sCEOOL OF LANGUAaEa
Madison Square Ql22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. S43 Lenox ave: near Nth 81.
Brooklyn Branch. 2is-220 Livingston st.
New Classes Constantly Forming.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Institute of Musical Art Of the City Of New
York. Frank Damrosch, Director. Complete
education in music without going abroad.
Address Secretary. 120 Claremont av.. Mo:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
COOK-With good references; experienced;
willing: city or country; $50. C.. Miss
FitzGerald's Bureau. GAG 9th ave. cor.
45th ~.
COOK Swedish; first class; desires country
position; plain and fancy cooking; $50; ex-
cellent reference. Domestic Exchange, 1924
Columbus ave. Schuyler, 8i36.
COUPLE.-Colored; useful butler; excellent
cook laundress: do entire work; excellent
references: city or country. Industrial Agen-
cy. II West 42d st.
KEEPER.-Competent woman. good
cook, manager. take charge bachelors
business peoples home; excellent references.
Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, $40 9th ave.
LAT'NDRESs. Excellent on fine linens chill
drens dresses. laces, etc; excellent refer
ences Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, SAG 9Th ave.
oslo Building), cor iSth 81
NURSE for children over two: thoroughly ex-
pcrienced; six years excellent personal ref
erences. city or country. Industrial Agency
II West 42d ST.
NURsE.-Competent. trustworthy; several
years reference wishes country position in
FAINT or grown children. $50. Domestic Elk
change, 1924 Columbus ava Schuyler 1885,
PARLoRMAID or WAITRESS-Young Scotch
xlrl; thoroughly experienced: excellent refer
ences: city Or country Industrial Association
Agency, IL West 42i IT.
TWO neat young girls: together or separate;
chambermaid- laundress and chambermaid-
waitress; excellent references; city, country.
Industrial Agency. II West 42d st.
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DEMOCRATS SEEK
NAVY YARD SPOILS
Plan to Substitute Civilian Ex-
perts for Officers as
Managers.
IRON The Tribune Bureau.1

Washington, November 49,
WOULD PROVIDE PLUMS FOR
PARTY.-With the approach of the regu-
lar session Of Congress, those who are in
terested in naval Legislation are concern
ing themselves with the project of navy
yard management. This subject will come
before the House Naval Committee in a
vital way because of the preliminary dis
| cussion of the subject by committee men,
bers who recently visited the navy yards
on the Atlantic Coast. The members have
freely expressed themselves as being in
1 favor OF some radical action which shall
at least estblish uniformity of practice
| in the conduct of plants at navy yards. 1t
| Is desired further to reduce the chance Of
duplicating work and to lessen the over
head charges
Some Of the members believe there are
too many officers on duty at the navy
yards, especially in connection with what
is known as the cost accounting system
That and other work under the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts at the navy
yard 1t Brooklyn, for example. was found
TO require the presence of sixteen officers
Of the pay corps.
There is much talk Of changing the navy
yard management so as to minimize the
Importance and influence of the officers Of
| such plants. This is in contrast with the
theory that line officers should have con-
troll of a military establishment and of
the other theory that the naval construc-
tors should have the control on the ground
that the navy yard is a manufacturing
plant requiring the supervision of trained
naval STAFF officers.
The latest proposal is to employ civilian
experts, on the plea that the yards should
be managed by trained men free from
| service prejudices. This would mean that
the navy yards would be put on purely
manufacturing basis under civilian con-
troll, with few naval officers on duty at
| the various stations only as inspectors.
| This would release a large number of
officers whose services, 1t is represented
are required with the fleets and with
ships on detached duty.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain REGINALD E. M'NALLY. from sth
TO list Cavalry.
Captain LAWRENCE S. CARSON from LIST to
18th Cavalry.
Following officers Of coast artillery Unas-
signed, assigned to companies indicated. De-
coast artillery school or on expiration OF
leave OF absence: Captains HARRY +. WILL
BUR. 10th: JOHN M'BRIDE. Jr.. nth and
GEORGE a. WIECzoREK, l62d; First Lieu
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
prrrrrRvAIET. or useful butler: Scotch;
neat temperate; not afraid OF haro WORK
excellent references; city or country. INDUS
trial Association Agency II West 42d ST
TJET-VALET.-By a competent. trust
worthy man; excellent personal references,
Irish; European training. Address w. d. 2U5
West S2d st.
VALET CD: travelling; speaks English,
French Italian; had experience In Europe;
90 anywhere with family or single person.
Sabatino, 1874 West 36th st.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMS young
German girl; will assist other work. city.
country; SIS; references. Domestic Exchange
:24 Columbus ave. Schuyler 9l36,
COOK-Assist laundress. chambermaid. walt
ress; two neat young Scotch girls. together,
or separate. thoroughly experienced; city,
country; excellent references. Industrial
Agency. II West 42d ST.
COOK, WAITREss.-sisters; together; neat
appearing: fine workers; obliging; excellent
reference: city couItry. Domestic Elk
change. 324 Columbus ave. Schuyler 1885,
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rypewR,T,No ANT ryPEwRITERs

co TYPEWRITERs. costing 500 eacn new
now IS up selling out! Store. 1913 Broap"ay'
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
TUTOR.-Young man, Cathoic,, sIonns
French. German, English; useful around
house: very willing; highest reference CITY,
country Industrial Association. ~ w AZ st