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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-26
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Herman knoiloch. Plaintiff. against Chris
tiau Jaissic and Louisa Jal~si' DTS wife. Annie
Matthi b. Jane g. llendrl.hs0n william KLAUS
man. Fred Charles RumensN or Rumesh or
Rumisk Jane Rumensh or RumesN or
Kumiski. his wife. The trst name Jane
being nctitious. said Defendants true first
name being unknown 90 this plaintiff. Amy
Qugley, widow u David Quiglcy. deceased
Herbert j. Quleley. Mabel Quigley. Hlida
Qugey. Gilbert Quigloy. Ernest Quiglcy.
Charles Walker ami Mercy \. Walker. his
wife. Karolnc Wcyaud. Mary Sogaard
Thomas Sogaari and Minnie >osaard. his
his wife. christopher Sogaard AMI Title So
gard. his wife. Julia llesbrook. Matilda
Fredoricksen. city Of New York. Clement II
Smith. German Evangelical Aid Society or
Brooklyn. Heinrich Scn"er and Maria Marga-
rcte schoer. his wife. Johann scheer and Mag
dalcna scheer. his wife: Jane -. Hendrickson
and sidney " mendritkson. as Executors Of
the Last WIN and Testament of William Hen
erickson. deceased; sidney ". iiendrickson,
William II. Hcnirickson. Eva T. Hondriclson.
Edna G.. Hendrickson. Bertram II. llcndrick-
son. Howard \. Hendrirkson. Harlem River
Lumber and Woodworking Company. Dudley
Pierce Power. Edward p steers. Moneyweight
Scale Company and Josephine l.. Jantzen. De
PENDANTS.
second Amended Summons. No. % 292. 1911.
TO the above named defendants and each n
them You are hereby Summoned 10 answer
the amended complaint In this action and 10
serve copy of your answer ON the plaintn e
attorney within twenty (2Ol days after the
s.ryi., OF This summons. exclusive OF the day
Of service. and In ease Of your failure 10 ap-
pear or answer, Judgment will h taken
agains, Won by default for the relief demanded
TN the complaint.
Dated New York. January 8. 1918
JACOB /. LlNDNER. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
once and + -. Address. - Liberty street
Borough ~ Manhattan city of New York
TO the above named defendants: Fred
Charles RumensN Rumesk or Rumlsk
Jane Rumenski Rumcsd or Rumiski. his
wife first name Jane being fictitious. said
defendants true first name being unknown TO
this plaintiff. Heinrich Scheer and Maria Mar
garete -cheer. his wife; Johann Scheer and
MaRdalena Scheer his wife. and William II
Hendrickson:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO an order Of the
Honorable Vernon NJ. Davis. one OF the
Justices ~ the supreme Court ~ the State Of
New York. dated March H. 1918. and filed with
the complaint I'm tho office OF the clerk Of the
County Of New York In tho County Court
House IN the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF
New York. on the 18th day Of March. 1913
Dated New York March T.. 1913
JACOB T.. LfNDNER. Attorney for Plaintiff
once and r. q Address 81 Liberty street
Borough Of Manhattan city ~ New York.
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Female.

WANTED-Rehned. intelligent women. over
-. 10 Interview mothers for a school eh-
tension plan. dignifed employment. women
~ personality can earn from SO 10 $40 a
week. salary and commission. Fidelity bona
lor which we pay. required can AFTER =
p m. Dixon Rucker Co. 303 9th ave
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

! nECKC BUSINESS FURNITURE
- NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED
| t1NN PROS. a5S Broadway 80 Franklin y.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING BUNKER
COAL. Office OF Assistant Purchasing ON
cor. Panama Rail Road company, - State
street. New York. March % 1913. Sealed pro
posas will be received AT this of'ice until 2
T. NJ March 3lst, 1913. for furnishing 10 the
Panama Rail Road Company bunker coal In
accordance with the terms and conditions con
talned I'm Circular P-3i1. Blanks and full in
formation may be obtained AZ this office
WENDELL l.. SIMPSON. Lieut.. Colonel.
L. < A. Retired Assistant Purchasing officer
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STORAGE NOTICES.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
io3-iOo WEST 0GTu Strict.

New York. March 18Th. 1919
Miss D Reilly Mr. H. u. Jouromon. Mrs
+ - Dodds. Mrs VI l. BOWMAN. MIS- J.. g
Bibie Miss T.. Wiswall Mr.. H. W. Hlble. MIS-
f. g. PEBBLES Miss Ethel Atkins. Mr. Joseph
Nolan Nr Elmer Anderson estate. Public Ad-
,ninistrstor Mrs. May Baldwin. Mrs. :. BehIe
iy Mr. T. Fiemming. Miss Elizabeth baii
win Mrs W VI knight, Mrs. Marjorie Hig
mon Mr. Maurice Toohey. Mrs Rosel'e hlt.h
ell Mrs Elizabeth Dury, singer sewing Ma
chine Company. SIR James quick, MI J. X
Depan Miss Sllberstein Miss Armstrong Miss
Morrison Mr.. James Coyle Mrs. J 6. ool
lily: You and each OF YOU arc hereby notined
that the time FOR the payment Of our lien upon
tho property hereinafter described having eS
uired after due notice thereof had been given
Won we will cause such property, 10 VII
Household Goods. Personal Effects ana Mer-
chandise stored In .hc Fidelity storage ware
house hy YOU or a. your name COR In ~hich
you may have AN INTEREST,", 70 he SOLO AZ pupnc
auction. according 20 the statute IN such case
made and provided AZ our warehouses loi loo
Wes, aGth st. New York city, on Monlhy
Npril nth 1913. al 1890 a. m. and II the ale
thereof is not completed on said date the same
viii he continued at tho same place on "ach
and every Monday thereafter. beginning al
30 a m. until the sale Is completed
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOI SEES.
CUAS A. COLLINS President and treasurer
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.OST -Bankbook No 1926 ol5 Eank for say
ings. 2SD 4th ave, New York. "a! meh'
tnriel- Ilea.e return book ~ lank-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ArRDOME THEATRE. Americas millionaire
ocean resort. thickly populated: only one
there. ais, Long Branch boardwalk theatre.
vads. 2o25 Broadway.
PARTNER WANTED. with capital. or portable
bungalow builder. Elberon and Long branch:
hotel. bungalow. airdrome. theatre. club. Ne
vada. 2o25 Broadway.
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CARPET ClEANIN G..

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 9,92-4693 Bryant 43I-4s9 West 45th ST.
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
by compressed air steam, hand IN on MOOT
1855 Broadway, 421 East 18th st. COb
BRANDT. Tel. l32-Ssth.
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WAN ] eD.
Al BOOKKEEPER. correspondent and col
lecior. y. married. desires position very
ppsely Address G. NJ y. 92 Railroad ave.
AL references, SO; beginners. high school
graduates. SIS Doyle Agency. Tribune
building. Toll 2s2s Beekman.
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WE ARE READY. CHOICE SELb I1ONS
OF SPRING AND 81 MINER STYLES.
GERRGNGDR BROS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-26

UTrDsoN Tailoring Co. makers or high class
lad,es' garments. SUITS. SO up; correct styles.
artistic workmanship. SO East Goth ST. Tel.
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buy BY
PARCEL POST

Free Information Bureau Is maintained
=, Tho N.w-York Tribune for tho benent Of
..rer,issrs where Information regarding the
c,,c.l POST is available AZ all times. In.
ou,ries should be addressed to
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
,.RcYI POST INFORMATION BUREAU.
,.ar, 800 Tribune Building. New York City.
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moth. Oyeuon Dyspepsia Tablets.

,.r-,ss stcly relieve distress after eating sent
=. parcels Post on receipt 81 price. Regular
~. m. Write for free sample. BOOTH
MERTON co. II Broadway New York.
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Observation-Disclosures.

NINE. TARA. - Lexington ave. between 27thh
end 2sth - Tel. Mad. Sq. 3677.-Ladies'
tailoring and dressmakins
] CHERIN. 1875 West 3Gth.-Iadies suits
made TO order from your own materials; sl2
UP. NJ guaranteed.
NILLINERY.-s. V. Bennett. l15 Lexington
ave. cor. 3lst ST. ladies' own material used
Telephone Madison Square-3sS.
COLIINs-3ist St. at Madison ave. Distinc-
tive and exclusive designs In millinery. $40
and up.
q GLTCK-IAdies' tailor: fancy SUITE. riding
habits: perfect ~ guaranteed; prices strictly
reasonable GIL Columbus ave. near 18th II
NJ AUGENBLICk. 3O3 West 2sth st. cor. sth
ave Ladies' suits TO orcer from SO Up; ~
Guaranteed. Also fancy dry cleaning and dyeing.
NINE BENNETT Millinery importer. for
merly Fifth ave. 20l West goth ST.. New
York -
DREssMAKER inter; stylish dresses
designed: French copied, out Phone Har-
lem 1856. Apartment 33
MISS r. BEABER-Up -to date. fashionable:
gowns ready made and I" order: satisfaction
guaranteed: reasonable pri, -. 80 W. ll6th st
MADAME BLANCHE.
French nniliner: exclusive designs. l52 Lex
ington ave.
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FOR SALE.

TLEcrEIC VACUUM CLEANER. COST $50
eoll for SIS Electric ihrator. cost So. sell
for 81 Both fro perfect condition. Description
y, mail ON request VIII sond either one by
express &. q. - MUENZEN. 13l West and
50 Room 2o2 "
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesscs. etc. TO Colleges. schools and Fam
flies Apply to Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON.
% Union SQUARE
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

.-rsr .nrinr novelties I'm parasols. fullest
une Of parasols umbrellas and Waking
canes untoun. Weinberg, So Columbus ave,
pear Ssth 81.
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ffooRQkWUd0

:. :. "BLKNt DIAN" Crhe ship used by
PRESIDENT Wilson, sails every Nednp sday y.
10 \. VI. Twin screw. 10J1S tons dis
placement Submarine signals. wireless: or
ches'ra Record trip 30 hours 20 minutes.
Fastest. newest and only steamer landing
passengers at the dock In Bermuda without
transfer.
:. :. "OROTAyA." N. oG3 tons Displacement.
sails every Tuesday. Tours Inc. Hotels
SHORE Excursions. Lowest Rates. Tickets In.
terchangeablo with II. VI. 5. f. Co.
For full Information apply 70 A. T.
OtItRBRiDGf co. Agents Quebec :. T.
Co.. Ltd, 20 Broadway. New York; THOs.
COOK son. 2i5 and POSI- broadway. 26i
and 553 9TH ave. y. y. or any Ticket Agent.
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BIMuisa0 WAINrr da62ooo
1soodg ADVERT ENEN1s $Na11W
~ kSs@ 7uHH foR xAsJs SosoiTDDMN sa&gNM \aF
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LIBERAL REWARD offered for information
long black velvet coat teubroit'fc9l ah'
blue tailored suit. taken out of my house ut
HtSoN. ~ East seth ST
LOST. BAI'M MARTEN SCARF oN COZ
course near 1874 ST. Bronx. Reward ~ -
turned 10 Mrs T.. kEARNS. 23il toucourse.
LOST English briudie bull blue studded col
lar. Z. s2i ST. reward urcentsum. li"' ~ as.
LOST Pearl mesh bracelet. Win diamond
ends reward Of SfOp Mrs VERNON as
Tile. Louis Martin : A2d street and b.'''"',.
LOST. March 10Th French BULLDOG answering
TO The name I'M Liberal reward paid for
return TO JEROME ROSENTIAL. - Worth SD
REWARD. LOST. SATURDAY ENENlN"'
between i37th and iiOth sts.. gold 'ailu.
with diamond centre llc8se phone tf'nNln
$50
S2a n0 REWARD return rutc. I'm black case.
lost rush'rr. Main 81. station. l2.n a. ~
March 80 JOHN MARITIME. - Wet 10Th
81 Ner Work
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L Al " WILLIAMS. CARPET CLEANING.
353 West 5ath ST. New York-To MI or
Mrs. or Miss Flannery Paradise Reavey' Taal'
carry IIonnns smith. Hamburger. Preston.
RYAN. Hopper. flanagan. Knox. Blanchatd d.
White Jones' Tomack. Ramsey, Jacoby rep
Manson Aghnia. Poland. Morgan, BroWn'
Ic,et Mcnamara I.evey. Elskoe. Renahan.
Thompson. Storey Williams. Van chef. Wen
berger Grffen. Hutdhins. Macdonald' osps'
iceland corcorsn Taylor Buriis FlatoN'
Davies. De WERNER. Lindsey. Natable. MAY
bew. Iauer. McEhtyro. Atwood iarkns' ,o,
Inns Moore Riley. Murphy. Wiley. Dent,
coin BARRYMORE. Thurman. Bremmer; You
are hereby notified that the time for paymen,
~ the lien We hold upon your carpets ana
oS,,irod AFTER due notice has been given you.
sun property Will he sold AZ public auction ON
Nondsy April II, 1918. at lo3o \. W. -,
E.n,d Grant A Co.'S Auction Rooms. 40
s,,cnth Avenue. New York CITY, unless
.narges arc paid before !. & J. " WILLIAMS.
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.

The BERIIfI school. OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square Gl22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 313 IenoN Ave. near i27th ST.
BROOKLYN Branch. els 900 Livingston ST.
Schools omen I'll the vear
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SEWING MACHINES repaired. parts for all
makes our speciality, cutlery and grinding
Hahn I78 9th ave.
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Female.

~~-cHAPERON or companion by college
roman. good family best training and ex.
psriencs: has judgment tact. adaptsblity and
Anowle1ge Of duties OF high class chaperon
s sow having position Of responsibility and
aa1mnW, wishes 10 60 70 Europe this summer.
hes lss4 Broadway.
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lost Ba>kBO0kS.

EANkFOOK No GnG e5S o. tho Union Dino
savings Bank IS missing Any person having
q claim IN - IS hereby called upon 10 present
the came within ten days oI submit 10 having
said pasehooJ cancelled a-1 q now one tsue9-
LOST OR STOLEN Baukbook No $50 Of
tho German savings Bank bon m" city o.
New York conner ~ ave. and lith ST., issued
10 John q ~ol'nor. III PERSONS arc cautioned
against .legotiatuc tho same. II rot re- lfned
to the bank ON the 9th day OF April. lol'' q
duplicate will he ISSUED.
LOST or STOLEN Bankhcok No GO o13 ot
the German savings Bank ir the CIT! oi
Now York conner 4th ave. ara ian ef.. ISSUED
10 Ianni. Glazer All persons are cautioned
against negotiating The sarr,. II not r,fufn' J
20 the bank on m, 18th dav of March 1910. a
duplicate win hc issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Eanktook No. 5i4H02 u
the German Savings Rank I'm tho tii} o,
New York. corner 4th ave. and IAN 81. issu'l
10 Adelinc NJ Bohlmaun. All persons arr
cautioned against negotiating tho same
not returned 10 thc bank ON the 18th day ot
April 1913. a duplicate VIII be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No 3lo4o6 ~
the German savings Bank i'm tho city oI
New York. corner An axe. and 18th St. Issued
10 Barbara Ke.slcr. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
TO the bank on the 10Th lay ~ April. l"l3'
duplicate will Doe issued.
LOST Bankbook No 1896 ol5 rank FOR say
ipgs 2Sl Attn ave, New YORK. "a! m'h'
storued Please return book 10 hank
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The West End Storage Warehouse,
2o2 20 WEST saTH ST.


New York. March 18th. 1913
To Mrs. J. Brown Mrs. a. J. co"ell. Miss
"a Hartman 4 H. Hartman. Mrs. Kate
Hicks Mrs. Margaret T.. Littlejohn. X. No
mand. Miss Clara Read. Miles Reilly; You
and each OF you are hereby notified that. the
- Tor tho uavment Of my lien upon the
propertv hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given YOU, !
,Yiu cause such property, 10 VII household
Goods nersonal effects. carpets, etc. stored by
'ov or In your name Tor In which you may have
am INTEREST,". in The West End S,oiase NSr"
Ia The statute IN such case made and provided.
AZ GEORGE Mcrlc's Auction Rooms. 100 East
Io5th st New York city, on TUESDAY, April
III tot2 a, 1870 a m and on Wednesday,
April 10th 1913. at 1890 a. M and II the
sale thereof Is not completed on SAID dates the
same will be continued AT the same place on
Zach and every Tuesday and Wednesday there
after beginning at 1870 a. m. on eacn day
TuE VEsT END STORAGE WAREHOtS Sc.
ZEN BLtMENTHAI, Proprietor
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BOOKS.

BOOKS hNp SETE ALSO OLD POSTAGE
STAMPS wanted for cash. WEBER. -.
Roadway. BROOKLYN.
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WORK WANTED
a=- s-a-.ss.-sa-s.ssH-|H-|| H'Hs77--7----7---
Ma ie

Male
CARPENTER, 35: American; temperate; on
~ ee'ate or In Office building best references
apsnter, 433 Pleasant ave.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

We have special and revised list OF high
class accommodations. personally Inspected
Gail and examine our registry. services cos'
100 COLUMBUS AVE. Tel. 1923 Columbus:
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rvpewerr,Na ANc TYpEwRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st. Cataiosue
-. an makes taken > 1t payment. bargains
A. i'rderU Gods. Remingtcns divers. Smiths
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
.COACTIMAN USEFUL. MAN - indcrstonlf
care OF centlcman's place. care OF horses
carriages harness. viii lc fopud NIih-'
honest and oblicing. has reference {" cer'liF
So. will take care ~ q small place IN c"Hh
try Address " B. IFS Mercer IT.. lnn'e-
ton. y. J.
FARMER. gardener or chauffeur. English
man. married. 3 bows, ages I TO u. VIC
hoard holm. make butter. last situation l'H
years. Carpenters Agency. l'i dih ave.
GARDENER and CHAUFFTER In priNat"
family: references ~ Wyllic. 400 Suminl'
ave Hackensack y. !.
GARpENFR-Fiu reference as 70 character
ana ability. wants TO make a change. Al
dress otto. "A Lyon 81. New HaVen. ,oi".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work az once very
good references. twelve years experience
Address g L. G.. Tribune ONO.
Young FRESHMAN. single. make garden.
drive and milk. generally useful on SINAI
Mace. well recommended. Carpenter
Agency 154 9Th ave.
VOTING MAN. p years old. would Ike 10
learn farming Address a ]. Boehm' d'0
East 22lst 81.
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18TH ST. 103 AST-"Swannanoa." just ~
Union square. exceptional furnished rooms
elevator. references BISHOP.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

REFINED, HOMELIKE: FOR THE Spring
and summer: committing distance. T. NJ
carCrant Woodbury. Falls. Orange Co, "
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WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.
FAST sIDE-Beiow Tooth street.

WEST END AVE. 704 Rooms. with or with
out board: select boarding house elegant 10
cation. all light and airy rooms
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AUCTION SALES.
DENTISTS.

nR. HAYWOOD. 277 Broadway. corner Cham
bers: Phone $500 Worth. Hours 9-5. closed
Saturday
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WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.
BOARpERS WANTED.
WEST SIDE-Below Tooth street.

18TH ST. 81 WEST. opposite st. Xavier s.
Large small nicely furnished rooms, with
~ Tcfophone.
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HOTsEWORKEK. Good all around cook
and general houseworker. neat young col
ored woman: excellent references: SO. Tulfs
Agency. 22g7 9Th ave. Tel sou Morningside
NURSE. Protestant, young North OF Ireland
girl. three years references. can sew and
assist upstairs city country, $50 10 $50
Domestic Exchange, 324 Columbus ave, near
18th ST. Schuyler 9l36
TWO SISTERS. North OF ireland. do the work
Of house together good cook and laundrcss.
waitress and chambermad; country preferred
good references. Domestic Exchange. 1924 Co
lumbus ave, near 10th St Schuyler ol36.
YOUNG WOMAN wants work office cleaning.
Mrs Langenberg. $40 East 54th st., ground
floor
WAITRESS class. city or country.
t4Yard: !apancsc: understands business. Mrs.
7 Wassa Employment Agency. 9l5 9Th ave.
Phone Columbus 2i53.
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coMMERcIAI SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-GoOd. experienced dressmaker. able
70 1t; Si5 up. Nine Zingaes, Italian dress
,,nake-. 800 West 18th ST.
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Established for ihe last II years AZ this al
dress All work guaranteed. 3il West ll9th ST..
cor. Manhattan ave. Tel Mornlngside I65.
NINE : FARNSWORTH. ~ West lOith st
formerly o. loo West 10Th ST. French model
gowns 20 order ana inexpensive. made n SUIT
ain occasions Modcis shown. Materials &C
ceptcd Remoicliiug orders executed short no
ticr. Models for sale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-01
AT THE THEATERS.

The James *. Hackett pictures We're
seen at the Grand this afternoon, and
will be SHOWN the first three days OF
this week. Charles Frohman selected
a special company to surround Mr.
Hackett in his production of Tine
Prisoner OF ZenGa,'' and spared no eX-
pense in perfecting the details. Two
performances were shown this after
noon. the first commencing at 1:4o.
Doors open for the first evening per-
Torrance at 7:45. The Quincy Adams
SAWYER pictures will come to the Grand
on Thursday and remain the balance
OF the We *
The Topeka stock season opened To-
dav with a matinee Performance OF Inc
Spendthrift." The North Brothers ar
rived last night with several old Ia
vorites, including Miss GenevleNe Rus-
sell. Roy Hilliard, and Sport" North.
New scenery has been built and every
thing is in readiness for the first per-
Torrance.
The Novelty theater opened this al
ternoon at o'clock with a five act
vaudeville booking. The circuit now
patronized by this theater is closely
affiliated with the Orpheum and gives
promise of good entertainment. The
bin will be changed on Thursday. Ia
bloid musical comedy will complete the
week
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the state journal
ofhce.)
Mrs. ]. Merchant will entertain the
members of the Happy Hour club al
her homeless Norton street Tuesday
afternoon.
The Plus Ultra class OF the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church viii give social
"Wednesday evening at the church
Miss Mildred Grice entertained late
Friday afternoon for her guest, Miss
Marie Campbell of Wheaton, Kan the
following were guests: Miss W neaton'
Miss Hazel Minard, Miss Flofence
Crice. Miss Leale Minard. Miss Ruth
Suitzar Miss Dorothy SwitZer. Miss
Florence Fletcher. Miss Julia Hurley.
Miss Gertrude Clinkenbeard, Miss
palsy G. Grubbs. Miss Helen Luen-
berger. The afternoon was spent IN
social way Miss Campbell returned
to her home today
Mrs s p Arnold and son Everett of
RoZelle. Kan, are visiting Mrs. Ar
nold's sister Mrs. James Brizendine.
and family, IT'S Liberty street. and
other relatives and friends for a short
time
Mrs Charles Haag. 412 jefferson
street. is visiting relatives and friends
in Kansas City and Excelsior Springs
this week
Mrs John Alexander and daughter
Helen. 4o7 Lafayette street, have re-