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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
MAIDS "HOME CLUB" HELPS
SOLVE SERVANT PROBLEM

cents. Afternoon tea is 10 cents. This Is
a convenience for girls on their after
moons on Supper is 10 cents. The dining
room is furnished with small round
tables. instead OF those great long. ugly
boarding house tables that girls hate 50.
We serve no MONDAY meal
Membership costs s. year. which may
be paid a month At time. Women may
Join for their maids. II a maid leaves the
employ Of one VINO has joined for her
She forfeits her membership after one
month and the maid who replaces her
succeeds To the membership"
The Home club will be self-supporting
as soon as its membership is complete.
Among the women who are assisting
Mrs Hooker In this contribution TO the
servant problem are Miss Emily Cross
Mrs. George Draper, Mrs. Henry Pater-
son, Mrs Frederick Van Beuren, Jr.. and
Mrs. Oswald Garrison Willard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
CIUBWOMAN'S TRAVEL RECORD

II seems highly probable chat Mrs.
Percy V Pennybacker' travel record in
the interests of the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs will more than equal that
of Mrs. Philip ~ Moore. whose successor
she IS i'm the decorations presidential
chair. Mrs Moore travelled something
like u. 900 miles for the federation during
the two wears OF her administration. Mrs.
Peonvbacker's itineraries cover all parts
of the United States From September Il
10 % she was al a board meeting of the
federation AT Niagara Falls. Ontario,
where fourteen OF the fifteen members "f
the board met i'm a conclave Of special IN
terest. The meeting Of the State Federa-
tion OF Colorado at Grand Junction
claims her attention from september IS
70 .. Then she goes up into the BACK
Hills where she will be the guest OF Mrs.
w Russell at Deadwood :. D.. from
Sentenber % 10 October 3. The Omaha
Womans Club will entertain her on Octo-
Der s. and from the 9TH 10 the sth she
will be In attendance upon the Nebraska
State Federation. at York on OCTOBER "
she will be i'm Lincoln. Neb.. and on the
nth and 18th at Wathll. as the guest or
Mrs. Harry l. Keefe. She will attend the
meeting Of the Iowa State Federation at
Sioux CITY on October 10, and will be IN
Yaukton. :. D.. on the 18th, and in Fargo
y. D.. the guest Of Mrs y. l.. Young on
the 18th and nth. Four days later she
will reach Muskegon, Mich. for the meet
ing OF the Michigan State Federation
From there she goes 10 Indiana Tor the
state Federations meeting al lndianapo-
lis. October % and a. where she VIII be
entertained by Mrs John y. carey oil
No. ll5O North Meridian street Her next
tourney will be southwark. and on Octo-
Der . she will be in Cuthbert GA. After
visiting cities In Alabama on November
and >. she will 60 10 Orlando, Fla. for
November 7. and will be in Jacksonvi'e
On the 9Th Thence she comes to Ne"
York for the meeting Of the State FED
GRAFTON in Buffalo from November u 10
70, under the presidency Of Mrs FRANK
shuler. a prominent Buffalo clubwoman
and suffraEist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

No more temperameu;al bread n you
want good bread is the dictum Of Miss
Hannah Wessling official bread baker
and -four tester OF the Department OF
Agriculture. Just q little sugar. as much
shortening as YOU need. and knead until
its ready 20 set" are not the kind ot
directions % give 20 an aspiring bread
maker. nor are they the way an expert
enced cook should proceed. according TO
Miss Wessliug
No II Is foolish. says she. 70 he de-
pendent upon the feeling OF the COOK
for the quality OF your bread and pastry.
Better be scientific and sure. one needn
be born "a good cook as many Of our
grandmothors are said 10 have been. 20
make bread according 20 Miss Wessling' 3
recipe. It's Just matter Of a good pair
OF scales and a good thcrmometer-plus
the ingredients. OF course.
Here is what Uncle Sans bread
baker considers q perfect recipe.
For three loaves OF bread. about one
pound each. make a ferment ns follows:
one ounce Of compressed yeast one ounce
Of graduated sugar. one-half ounce OF
salt. twenty fluid ounces Of water at 80
degrees Fahrenheit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
HUSBAND SUES "SAHARET"
Chicago Broker Names Dancing
Partner as Correspondent.

Chicago, Sept 22-Frederick w. Won
Frantzius, wealthy stock broker and art
connoisseur, to-day filed suit. for divorce
against his wife. Mrs. Clarissa s. Ross
Won Frantzius, a DANCER known on the
stage as "Saharet," alleging statutory
charges
The broker, who was divorced from his
FIRST wife, was married TO the dancer in
New York June g after brief and ro-
mantle courtship which began when he
EEL IN love with an oil portrait Oh the
dancer
According 20 the bill. Mrs. Won Frantzus
deserted her husband six days after their
Marriage. On her arrival here week ago
to Ill a professional engagement Mrs. Won
Frantzius. II is said. refused to go to her
husbands home but insisted on living al
hotel
Jose Florido, the woman's dancing part
ner. is named as correspondent
Frederick ". Won Frantzius was mar
ned 10 "Saharet" at the Hotel Plaza on
June . this year. On the night OF the
Wedding. swapping her fingers. she sald'
It's an awful thing. getting married
VII ! give up dancing? Hun. Fr'tz
wanted me 10 sign a contract that 1
would not 30 OH the stage again, and even
had signed II, isn't it woman's right
70 Change her mind?"
The day before the marriage Mr.. Foh
ffantzius had announced that "Saharet
Vas not going 10 dance. He now says she
mas led him a merry dance since the we'd
ding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
COOPER UNION BARS 5000
Applications To Be Refused Be-
cause of Limited Facilities.

More than 5000 applicants for admission
10 Cooper Union this year will be refused
because Of the limited facilities. according
10 tile annual report of the trustees. made
public yesterday. The only way the
school can serve the thousands now
barred is through the completion OF the
Hewitt Memorial Building by the addi-
ton of four stories. For this work $780,
600 is required The night art classes for
the year which started September 10 now
have 1900 ir attendance The day and
night technical classes, which began last
night. have l.525 registered.
high tribute is paid TO the late J.
Pierpont Morgan by the trustees. 1t fol-
lows in part:
"In the death OF J. Pierpont Morgan
Cooper Union lost one who had shown his
appreciation of our work in continued ana
most generous gifts. Mr. Morgan's bene-
factions represented more than their large
pecuniary value. They showed a degree
Of personal interest for which We are pro-
foundly grateful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
EAST WIND OF BOSTON
PUTS ASQUITH IN GRAVE
.Kindest Care" of Miss Eliza
beth Freeman Fails to Save
Suffrage Horse.

u.ben the "antis" heard some weeks
.hot Asouith was doomed TO haui
forr suffragists-Miss Elisabeth Freeman
MIC Elsie Mackenzie. Miss vera "eH'
,,ortb and Miss Ida Craft-iroh Ne"
YORK 70 Boston they predicted that INC
.,ocl would be too much for nm
:, ,yas Drop tear for Asquith. such
was the effect of the suffrage atiiiospIie..
,bat surrounded him on the )ourhe! 'la'
ha had 10 be killed by the Boston fui'i"'''
Society. ,..,,o q
ennraeists certainly do seem to nave d
"a a9ect on horses. Lausanne so'o
oo,.i,e member Of the votes TOT
,,,~e 20 washington. also rests uhuei '''o
"a rIorses won't feel much Ike joining
the suffrage fight. dayv
ago but the reason for rnentioii"e III
is that Miss Freeman is just hoH'e VIZ
rexys of his last hours. and aiso WIZ" q
Leen desire to assure everybody 'nau or
,ook the very best care OF Asquilh ai' '''0
way 10 Boston -, Narl-
M, named Albert Adams OF MATT
roro Mass. in whose stable Asqui'h Voc
Lent one night, accused MISS
.,ro,,ob locals papers OF ueauhe 'he
-. ..dispracefully," she says ana siic
80 N know why Mr. Adams dloh 'aAe
Aso,,,th out of her hands right tneIe'
"as WAS agent Of the Society ioi ''o
,.a.nrtion of Cruelty to Animals s"'
said Yesterday, and ne was Shei'''' ~
he had the power .so,,itb
"T took the kindest care Vi
yvben bought MIN in Ne" hoih N''
49,, him examined by d veterinarian VIM
S.o,,rced him sound. Twice on thc
-, called veterinarians to look Al
''',,h IN make sure he was all rish',
80 .,oy said he was. | put him 10 peu
a." rory night myself. feeding and waterihs
49,, md making his bed OF sua" Deioie
..,,o,,od food myself. And MISS Went
- I'D Miss Mackenzie and Coiohei
80. "a myself walked every step OF
the way: all Asquith mao 10 "d''
rIovd-George, the hurdy-gurdy'
"nut the fact is. Asquith got disleii.
Tho, is sort of pneumonia that
anvhodv can get. in spite OF the hiiue'.
:. ,,,os the east wind OF Boston that
brought him his death Tor ne ""s ~
VOL tll he 20: there. II seemed oes. "
turn him over TO the Society Tor the
vention Of Cruelty 10 Animals 80 '"'s
was done BY Miss Agnes T.. Ryan y.
The Wor,an's Journal when pape'
furnished the funds To buy MN n''1
society had Asquith killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
WEDDING uPsE1s RECEPTION

from The Tribune Correspondent
West Orange. n. j., Sept. e." ME her
parents and friends were planning re-
ception for her homecoming to-day mes
senger boy delivered telegram telllhg OF
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Harri-
90, dauebter of John Harrison. OF Har-
icon avenue West Orange. 10 James
Norman Mass, OF Nova Scoua' Cdi'aud,
The wedding took place yesterday at
Artesia. Cal, where Miss harrison had
heen visiting her sister. Mrs. David d.
MackoWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
HARVARD OPENS ITS YEAR
New Freshman Glass Has a
Membership of 750.
IBy Telegraph 10 The tribune. J

Boston. Sept. 22.-Reglstration Of stu
Dents occupied the day al Harvard to-day.
on the occasion OF the opening OF It's 27Sth
Year. II is expected that this years en-
rolment will at least equal that Of 1912
The freshman class numbers about $50.
The freshmen met their senior advisers
this afternoon and were initiated into the
Customs OF the university. Each senior
has six freshmen. who care his personal
Charges during the college year.
The first class work Is scheduled for
Wednesday. The annual reception for
freIhmen will be held IN Phillips Brooks
house tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
Daily Bill Of Fare.
WEDN ESDAY.

BREAKFAST - Grapes. eggs stuffed
with devlled ham, rolls, coffee.
LUNCHEON-Hambur steaks, plum
Jam, moasses cup cakes. tea
DINNER - Cream of tomato soup.
stuffed haddock, sweet potatoes. creamed
onions, apple pie with lemon merinse.
coffee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
ROCHESTER HAS PoLIcEWoMAN.

Rochester Sept. 22.-Rochester' first
policewoman was appointed to-day. Miss
Nellie l.. McElroy will report for duty on
October l at salary of $50 a month
Miss McElroy will wear blue uniform.
small toque and a police shield. She will
not carry club or gun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
NEW JERSEY-Lincoin Park.

ART PROFESSOR wishes pupils (either SEX !;
taught sculpture. applied arts and start
partnership. high class business proposition {;
highest references: diplomas. Care OF ST.
Luke Studio, Lincoln Park. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

MOLASSES CUP CAKES. Prepared as
follows these cakes are very light: Beat
one cupful of molasses with one cupful OF
butter or the best drippings. Add half a
cupful OF milk and half teaspoonful of
soda dissolved in little hot water Beat
in an egg and -four enough 10 make
batter that can be easily stirred. Add
spices to suit the taste and bake in
muffin tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

A BREAKFAST DISH.-Have ready
some rounds of toast and an equal num-
Der OF hard boiled eggs-twice as many
as there are persons to serve. Remove
the yolks and mix them with the minced
ham Then put tine mixture into the egg
cups. place the cups on the toast and
serve with cream sauce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
NEW JERsEY-Pennington.
The Pennington School for Bows

rr.nares for ali colleges or business Very
exnerienced teachers Small classes. New
CYmnasum Close observation OF our work
~ niles from Princeton allows WOODROW
NILSSON to say Il consider Pennington ne OF
~. bert schools IN the state
.oD ia not doing well In local school. enter
Sim here. Rate $500 to 5000. WHY PAY
MORE? 18th year begins Sept. oath. Write
and our representative will call.
Frank MacDaniei, A. NJ, ID. d., Headmaster,
30, A. Pennington. ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors. Gov
eTnesses etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Fam
flies Apply 20 Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

NEW ENGLAND.
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sau st..
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
MAY Is

MAY 10.
Reynolds. Jennie NJ. TO Jennie VI Rey.
nolds. gdn: $4,000.
Same gdn. TO Beatrice Reynolds: 81
Roggenstein. George. TO Abraham Leip-
zig 500.
Same to same: 500
Gordon. Jacob. exr. ct al, 10 Jennings
Realty Co: 81.
Same TO same: 81
Ingraham Elsie 2. 20 Wilson " Powell:
So. 100.
Same TO same: $1,000.
Century Mortgage co TO Valentine f Macy
and ano trus: $4,000.
Colt Harris .. 10 Harris d Colt. trus: 81.
IIammel. Minnie. 20 George McCsusan: 81.
Powell, Wilson NJ, TO Aaron A Carpenter;
Sc 500.
Same TO same: 81. 500.
Same 10 same Sll.s61.
NandeTbeck. Gertrude 4, TO LYMAN SOM:
Lowenfeld. Pncus. and ano. to Meyer ]
Wohlgamuth: 81.
Wetsten, William, TO Joseph Manheimer;
500.
Rotary Realty Co 10 Paul Armitsge: 81.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed
Mortgage Co; $2008j. 80
Jepson, VIM r.. TO Fred Marquard: $500
Whittlesey, Charles W. 20 National Bank
Of Norwalk. Conn: $4,000.
Dayton. Robert A r, trus TO Annie De
Angels: $4,000.
Goodnan Aaron. TO Lawyers Title insur-
ance and Trust co: $4,000.
SNYDER. Lillian, and sno to Edward
Barnich; $500. ..
Lizzie Apple 10 Mollie Arnold: 81.
Henry Gottzetren TO Lawrence Colt
omitted.
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The Bronx.

ANTHONY AVE " S. 2j1 Il Of Garfield
s2x-; Reggie Wei 70 John Muller, trus.
Stcil1 ]; ] year; SO per cent. May g.;
tse' attorney. Charles Grossman. 1i9 Broad
LOT S45. map Unionport. 1cOxe16: otto
EEAnznn 10 Frederick T Kuhlmann. 14f5
Assit.low ave; 3 yrs; 6 per cent; May 10:
zoe attorney, Charles Hallock, 9s9 East
IN e.
MOTT AVE. JGj. s 25x9O Emery c
s1sy 10 li;l> Guarantee and Trust CO. 1Is
ssdSsy May u. 10 yrs. ga per cent
PROSPECT AVE. W s. l25 It W Of iG7th
@Ill0; Hath 81 and eth Ave CONSTRUCTION
10 Central Building improvement: and H.
is,ment Co. $40 Church 81 prior mtg So
20; May Il; year; per o6nt ST. 800: at
En,y Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60.
10 Br)2dgsy
SANE PROPERTY: same 10 Hyman SOM
~ sno, 40 West s5th ST. May IA due. etc.
!" ,. eond; $1,000; same attorney.
fkOSPbCI AVE, " cor l60th 81. Tx
=; Utility Realty Co 10 Title Guarantee &
VIZ VIZ "a. 10 Broadway, due as per bond ;
x,y ID Sl35 900
VEST FARMS ROAD, r. adj land Daniel
Aars 81, runs 243x s FOX 236x II so:
= 80, map Irask estate; Miner Randall
r. sals y II Whittlesey and ano. 1870 East
va y; Que as per bond: April 80: ST.. coo.
SANE PROPERTY: same 10 National Bank
~ ,Mrsaik, Conn; April 80 prior mtg Sl2,-
w, cue as per bond: $1,000.
iss!H ST, s2s East 37.6xlO0: Samuel Gross
S Ssa 70 Henry Schwsrz. trustee. Greenwich,
~ y. que May ]. 1916 ) per cent; May 10 (:
u Broadway a. w.
18Th ST. 532 East. 37.6xiOo; same 70 Cen
M ,s ss0In nag Co Ossining. y Y; May Is: 3
~: sDVO; same attorney
c,,,sih ST 625 East. 16.sx71: Thos Nc
y 20 80. % ALERT Engel. Rochester. y y; Aug
a VIZ pror mtg s.. JO0). due Sent 1oIl
~. cent; Ncoo; attorney. Blschoff Banking
p,s1 sn 81, cor Hoffman 81. g0.ixf7. G:
~ 'se Plcarello ct al 20 Cosenzo Buildine.
Wv ~ y. East 18TH 81 prior mtg $40. COO (:
,,,,-. ~, oss April 10. 1916. g per cent IS 900
sioedrsy 4Tust 20 Ho
IA: W.,.sI' IS. 81 II Of Barnes ave. Ok
Va, ~ uh Iuily 10 Jas B Kilsheiner 251
ssn. go. ~ 3 WIS, So per cent; May 10:
is ssi,,orney Title Guarantee & Trust co.
10. ~. 81: =, 75.4 II W OF Yerio ave. BOX
1s s. s henning 70 sigmund J spiehier. All
80 ~ May (ntg 81 500: due as per
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George z Buckbee 10 VI r Kittel; $lov;
Rutherford Realty Co to Excelsior savings
Bank 1913 900
81. 900.
Henry Domschke TO Marie Domschke; ~.
. Marie Domschke to Rudolph = Domschhe'
81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Pauline stern
trus: $4,000. N
Same TO Auburn Savings Bank; SiOOoo
Adolph Becker TO John Becker; 1000.
Anna d Bliss to Hugh Hi; Sls,oW.
$685.. 900
E5w Coster 10 Elizabeth = Huber; slo,s92.
North Side Mortgage Corporation TO
Blom: 81. 500.
a BlOm to Eioise Archer. $500.
Max Wolper 10 Samuel kadir; 500.
Nathan Harrison Realities to Aaron War
tells; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MAY 10.
The Bronx,

MARTHA AVE. n cor 24Oth st; for 1
sty brick church and Sunday school, sOx5O.
Extension Committee Of New York, 1873 9th
ave. owners; Eli Benedict. 1g47 Broadway.
architect: cost $22j00
WASHINGTON AVE. 1927; for a | sty cor
rugated iron garage, 1sxls: DR. ! Lehman
on premises. owner and architect; cost. 5000.
143D ST. n s. 1878 n W Of Wills ave;
for D sty brick tenement house, 5o.3Ns'.e'
Steinmetz Construction 60 g. Steinmetl.
1916 Glover 81. president. owner, Moore a
cost 500 900
EAGLE AVE r. So n Of 1i0th st
for two 3 sty brick tenement houses. 0irsi o.
81 Msry's Park Realty co ,Millard Marcuse.
5t7 Westchestcr ave. presidenO, owner; "
Del Gsudio. s01 fremont ave. architect; total
cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 10.

o3D ST, IA TO 100 East and 22d ST. 115
10 1i9 East: lockwood Sprinkler Co. OF
Massachusetts. agt Frederick Beach and
Jennie Casper. owners: ia East sd 81
GO and Henry Corn. contractors and lessees.
S327O.
NORTHERN AVE :. whole front bet
17sth and 18th SITS. 2o0xl00; Rudolph Gers
mann agt Birch Realty co, owner renewaD ;
Si350.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. cor OF
Aldus 81, 92xls7; L DU Pont de Nemours
Powder Co ast Eberhart & Podger, owners;
Antonio Spadsccini, contractor trenewaD
Sl91 20.
1ST AVE. g. whole front between 10th
and 111th SITS. 201. lOxl00: Oscar Daniels 60
agt Standard Gas Light co Of City Of New
York. owner. Great Eastern Construction Co
contractor: $3.50 10
ARDEN ST W cor Of Magic ave. 11ox
100; Frank Kelly agt Brown Bros. Inc.
owners. George Colon & co, contractor;
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
LIS PENDENS S.
NAY 70


18Th ST, IS 10 SO West; Isdor Rlcimsn AIT
Libman Realty co 81 al tsrecihc perform
ance); attorneys. Weschler & kohn.
1887 ST. 800 and 6o2 West; Rutherford
Realty Co agt AlWOd Realty co foreclosure
of mtg: attorneys. Wells & Snedeker
LOT 226 to go. map Of property OF Upland
Realty co. The Bronx. Herman II open
heimer agt Upland Realty 60 ct al 0oreclosue
Of MTG: attorney. y Belfat.
WALKER ST. TO -. Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Co OF New York ast Eliza Guggenheirner
extrx. ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney r
l. Allen.
ALEXANDER AVE. 212: William T Emmett
AIT Elise Il Gordon notice Of attschmenp'
attorney. J Taley.
FERRIS AVE- . >. adj land or ~ Joseph's
Institute. AJAX irreg: Philippine Zinsmeisier
agt Frank III Fischedick ct AL (anended fore
closure OF mtg: attorney. l. l.. Brisach.
GRAND ST. =. - II c OF South 9th ave
22X67: United States Trust 60 81 New YORK
agt Levi Jacobs ct al foreclosure OF mtg);
attorneys. Stewart & Shearcr.
ALLEN ST. 81; John Brown, Ir ast
Minnie l. Simon 81 al foreclosure Of mig)'
attorney r II Comstock.
l26TH ST. n >. 80 70 81 Park ave. ocN
9911: 1881 ST. 5 =, $50 II Of ID ave. 2ix
1903. 12lst 81. 5 ., i43 n " OF 9Th ave, i3X
100. II, and property in Queens County; Edw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
MAY -.

PROSPECT AVE. W {. i25 II OF 18TH
ct. l23x110; Central Building Improvement &
Investment Co loans ll4th street ana seventh
Avenue Construction Co S72500.
VIRGINIA AVE. 3. 216.1 II OF Watson
ave. 80. 7xl0l4 Richard w Horner. attorney.
loans William Bull. Inc, $500.
235TH ST. :, 335 II W OF Katonah ave,
50xiO0: North side Mortgage Corporation loans
Carmine Zullo 81, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITCRS.-To the creditors
Of Edwin C. Bradley. late Of the Town and
Village of Wellsville, Allegany County New
York deceased: Take notice. that pursuant
TO en- order OF Hon Elba Reynolds. Allegany
County Surrogate. duly granted on the Ind
dsy OF Nav, 1913. you and each of you arc
hereby notified to present your claims, duly
verified, against the estate OF said Edwin G..
bradley. deceased. who died intestate al
wellsyile. Allegany County, New York, on
Reynolds. Surrogate OF Ailegapy County at
his once. in the Village Of Belmont. New
York on or before The 18th day OF June.
1913 al which time the undersigned intends
20 apply for letters OF administration upon
the goods. chattels and credits Of the said
deceased, pursuant to petition duly hled In
tho once OF said surrogate on the 2Sd day
SssI OF the Code OF Civil Procedure Of the
State OF New York. providing for q reduced
bond, all the next OF kin OF said deceased
having consented thereto.
Dated at Wsilsville. y. Y. May 3rd 1913.
HARRY BRADLEY.
CHURCH & WARD. Attorneys for Petitioner.
Melisyille. ~
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I MADE $50. 600 in I'VE years with small
mail order business: began with 10; seno
for free booklet: tells how. Heacock' oo'o'
Lockport. y. Y.
MAN, generally useful. on gentlemans place
Orange. y. j.. lawns. vegetables no green
house. care one horse. piazzas, furnace etc :
handy with tools: married. no children; quar-
tors on place; could use wife As laundress or
maid. permanent place. good wages TOT rsht
rarties Address Room 1900. 81 Nassau ST
SINGLE MAN 20 handle oxen private
place. W. c. Whipple. ophir Farm. FUR
chase. ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scotch: lawns, drives.
stc thoroughly reliable. sober, honest: best
reference Carpenters Agency. lo4 oth ave.
COUPLE wish position; man coachipan or
saddle horses; wife would help at ANYTHING
both have best reference McBride. III East
FAPMER. GARDENER. PoULTRYMAN
or coachman; young Irish couple one
child. boy years Wife COOK. iHundress
mended. Carpenters Agency 1874 9Th ave.
GARDENER single; wishes steady position;
drive horses; milk care automobiles wages
ss6. Gardener. 125 East s4th 81. -----.
USEFUL MAN.-s25; good all sroun nS,. man
outside work garden, horse. cow cpiekenh,
etc res.-ences Wv, Xsthewson Agency, SIS
Ell ave. Eel 37s BrysnI.
TSFFTL MAN-Needy; Homework. garden,
chickens. etc best references Lincoln DoA
H. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY 10
18Th ST. 3l3 and 31j West: Bernst Poma
rantz sgt Alfred Bcinhauer 81 al; April 30
1918 S33.