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The Real Thinn.

T s'pose," remarked the landlord of the tavern, that Dave Splann is what you'd call a man-about town? lie once short-changed circus ticket seller; and another time he took out to supper two soubrettes that had been doing refined song and dance, in. terspersed with tumbling, at Hefty Mitchell's Oh-You-Kid moving picture theater; and throwed an oyster. stew right into an electric fan, just to show that he didn't care. for expense. Aw, Dawes reg'lar rounder, if there ever was one!"-Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

when this entertainment is ended. it's garlands faded, it's guests departed, we will bring from the golden bowl of Elkdoms benedictions the sweet incense of happy recollectons to lay upon the altar of our efforts, and the sincere good wishes that across your shining pathway may ever beam years of progress and prosperity, bringing to you and to yours future as fair as Mahomet's vision of Heaven and as beuatiful as the cloud isles of sunset"
 Lodges Represented.
 The following lodges are represent ed at the conventions: Little Rock, No. 20, 100; Hot Springs, Mo- 3S0; 30; Jonesboro, No. 49S, 15l Helena, No. 659, ?; Newport, No. 96S, 5; Argenta, No. 1904, 20; Paragould, No. 10SO, &; Marianna, No. IFS. 3; Blytheville, No. 1211, 1; Forest City, No. 1219, l.; Stuttgart. No, 123S, 36; Brinkley, No. 1262, 3; Ft. Smith, No. 341, 1; Tex arkana. No. 399. 40; Eureka Springs, No, 1o42, 2 Fayetteville, No. 1104, 1; Camden, No. 1140, 32; Philadelphia, No. 1149 1; Hope, No. 1109, 1; Rogers, No. 1928, 2.
 Contests Decided Today.
 The band contest will be decided to- day by the Elks. The contests will be between the visiting bands. The McEWen Dry Goods Company will re- Fceive $50 for having the most attrac- 'tive float in the parade last night and the City Beautiful ,y1ub will receive S25 for the second most attractive float. A loving cup will be awarded to the Hot Springs Elks for making the best appearance in the dress pa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

Aiways There Ahead Of Time. T owe all my success h life to naviny been always a quarter of an hour beforehand,-IordN Nelson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

rade and it is most likely that the Little Rock Elks will get the loving cup for having the largest number of Elks in line. Today the youngest Elk, the shortest Elk, the fattest Elk, 1he leanest Elk and the oldesI ANlk will be picked from among tne convention attendants. Members of the Pine Bluff Lodge are ineligible for prizes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

New York, May 21-The fifteenth annual championship of the Metro politan Golf Association will be held on the links of the Fox Hill Golf Club, Staten Island, beginning We'd nesday and continuing through the week. Jerome Travers, who is the national as well as metropolitan champion will defend his latter title ill the tournament this week. Ira vers has held the metropolitan cham pionship for the past two years and for the years of 1906 and 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23
SOME ELkLETS.

The Elks say they did not know when to go home last night because the clock in the Court House was not ligh, ed and they could not tell what time it was.
 The Hello Bills" are some boys, are they not?
 This was real convention city yesterday. Now for the second day of the big scream.
 There was no foolishness about it. The Elks entertained their visiting brothers yesterday in the right style and in the proper spirit.
 Grand Marshal Trulock and his aides loked like real commanders-in- chief last night and tney acted the part too. Little Rock came strong-strongor than ever before, which all goes to show that Little Rock is a conner.
 Hot Springs looked nice in it's white flannel. They, the Elks from the Val ley of Vapors, are just as nice as they looked. ParaSould and Jonesboro, too. They are both here. Helena believes in doing things in double style even if there were only three doubles. Where was TeXarkana?
 If you don't believe the Elks are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23
Tho Duty of Art.

livery gay. every bright word, or pic. sure, like every pleasant air of mu. sic, Is piece of pleasure set afioat; me reader catches 1t. and if he bo aeaitny. goes on his way rejoicing, and | Is the business of art so to send Mm as often as possible.--R. L. Ste senson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23
Mayor Blooms Welcome.

Mayor Simon Bloom, welcomed the Elks on behalf of the people of Pine Bluff. He spoke briefly, but his words were most cordial. He said:
 Tt is a privilege which I do not lightly esteem, and a pleasure indefin- itely greater than my words can con- vey, to welcome you to our city.
 That we are glad to have you l need not say, for there is not an Elk on the face of the earth that is not al- ways welcome.
 There is nothing in our possession which can pleasure you, make your stay in our city comfortable, or facili- tate the transaction of the business of this meeting which is not yours. The portals of our hearts, our homes, as we'll as the gates of our city are open to you and with fulsome joy We bid you enter,
 May this meeting which begins to- day be replete with good work and SOOQ AdtuIS. May NisQOIl ptaSC co-mingle in our deliberations and crown all our conclusions, and when you leave us may you carry with you from this place more inspiration, more strength. and deeper con- sciousness and appreciation of the greatest order on earth Elkdom.'
 Exalted Ruler x. !. Can't, .Ir., of Pine Bluff Lodge No. 149. also well comed the Elks and President Will Steel, of the state association; Dr. c. H. Brough, of Fayetteville, district de- putty for Arkansas, and Judge George w Hays. of Camden. who was given a big ovation, responded. The addresses of Judge Hays and pr. Brough were nost eloquent and they were both en- Enthusiastically received and applauded.
 alr. Can't said that it was priyi- fege and a pleasure to welcome the Elks to this city at Helena and Lit tie Rock conventions in years gone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23
Contractors end Builders

work rounding territory? your before the read CTS in this section? the SOUTHERN CONSTRC TON NEWS and cooperate development the trade Price payable in Address Edwin M Williams Q State Bldg, Little Rock, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

You can please your boy by buy ins nm baseball, bat or glove from CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARD WARE GO. ,e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

To Stop the COugh-Cure the Tickling Spray or mop the throat with the wonderful antiseptic, DR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. It Cures in One Day. Full oirectlons with each bottle. 25c soc, $loO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23
BUSINESS AT STANbSTILL
 ELkS ARE IN COMMAND
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE>

Bluff Town song dedicated to the Arkansas Association of Elks, and "Auld Lang Syne.' Herman Hoffnagle and the Second Regiment Band of Little Rock accompanied the Choral.
 Several telegrams were read, one from Grand President c. B. Mills, of Danville, Va, extending his best wishes for successful meting and re- gretting his inability to be present. Another came from the grand secre- tary, Fred C. Robinson, from Dubu- que, Iowa. It brought his best wishes and fraternal greetings. An amusing message was read from the stage to one of the Hello Bills" which read Meet the next train. Children and 1 are coming' It was signed by his wife.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
ARSON GANG SENTENCED
Cases Resulting from Burning
Of Dier Home Closed.

Ernest Fauchon. who was convicted
Friday last at Richmond, Staten Island,
OF burglary in the third degree, as an out
growth of the burning and plundering OF
the house OF Jacques Dier June last at
Eltingville. Staten Island. was committed
yesterday afternoon to the Elmira Re-
formatory for an indefinite period by
County Judge J. Harry Tiernan.
Armon Fauchon, father Of the boy. who
was indicted for arson in the second de-
gree and burglary IN the third degree in
the same connection. pleaded guilty later
in the afternoon to the first charge and
was sentenced TO serve term OF not less
than ten years BY Judge Tiernan.
Alfred Bleauchat, who was indicted for
arson in the second degree, burglary In
the third degree, assault in the first de-
gree and carrying concealed weapons, on
motion of the District Attorney was per-
mitted to plead guilty TO the charge of
carrying concealed weapons and was SEN
fenced to six months In the New York
County penitentiary.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

ponper TO Rose Marx: $1,000; attor-
5.beeSSs ponper, il5 Broadway. ,o,o.
y, yeT I6i East, i6sXlUO'S; Jan >: wv
'nsT u tKrakaur to Dena Aufses; $500; at
,rolinae .Ion ~ r. T.iIienstern. 6s William ST.
f8''' The Bronx.
,prsoN AVE. $ W cor Irvine ST. SI.tN 80,
GARkiio53. 4. MAY 10. 1913; George SeheeIe
4SeX4g.si,,, Weyer. $4,000: attorney. VIM II
FIee.ss' eos Broadway. -,
eecIlSSIlSts AVE e 5. 3Sl.3 II or cameron pi;;
IEHO;9o sr "a iO45X n 10 lands fornery % o'
Prs iPsrrian 1927 TO oeginnins; nay Hss,,So 10
10; toygyoo0 oo0: attorney. Harry NJ Goldbers'
q Iroaton"a, man 14O central Morrisiania. 5ox
TOT ~ 1909; oliver Davis TO Marcia b
;;Ssl:. 2N ~ BTo1%" ond =, map 1904 New York
L0Ts 1Srotectory: Aug 2s. 1872; william
-Sihoie 20 Wm Kellcher; $1,000; attorneys
Publ ~ = IDooling. % cedar ST. 900. -
I;goH. ;gs..S5 PROPERTY; Avg !" ls.s; same a1s 10
Eiipnbeln1c AVE 65S, mtg on lease. etc; May
y0E.nnii 'rrsrk d MaGleo to the WestcAester
a. l~Zo, CO. Mt Vernon. \ Y; s4,o'd 20.
ccyrt,gy. FL AVE. e cor Elizabeth 81. lOox
,2i. Nay ~ ne Pasaua!e: 81 no: sttorney
sslHt~ C,anchetu. Germania Bank Euilolng
spres = IND SD ri. 5. 100 f. e OF Clinton ave,
oAk.ll.1SA t,S9 7xiOa.s: Oct Is. 1905; Pictro
pi7Tl 10 elizabeth S"'NN"s
"a Rosa r Kudlich, 299 Broadway.
srgneyy;Nrs AVE. 419. 24.11x97: May 10. 1910:
81 Az e,S Lille NJ Seheele ct al 70 Fredk
GsoTse "a y 20: attorneys. Giegerich & Pompan,
Ss BIossg,wyTS' AVE. n cor 1ssth st. SO 4x67;
Tie.pV,es ,s19 schorn Co 10 Emma Il Hardy;
nc
EeSeox AVE " S. 1871 Il from cor
rNON west Farms to West Chester 2sx
rcI nom Aug . 1907 Rocco and Carmela
l;I2 ok ~ Davi5 Scott: $1,000; attorney. Her
Grifss1oSg 1ogSen, So Reaver ST.
,S ]S" # ?t Gcauirs a%1tsT9a% Gona,rnc SSs
gzlfO 1uu ur6son Mortgage co; $1,000; attor-
bt % T,,Is " guarantee and Trust Co, l16 Broad
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
LUTHER co. PAYS 20 P. C.
Plan to Increase Capital Stock
S175,000.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Fall River. Oct. 20.-The Luther Manu-
featuring Company to-day declared a cash
dividend OF 90 per cent and will also, II
the stockholders adopt a proposition pre-
sented by the directors, increase the capi-
tai stock from s35O,0O0 to S525,Ooo.
The stock proposition probably will be
ratified by the stockholders at their an
nual meeting, October 20. The cash dlvi-
dend will be paid out of the surplus ac-
cumulated since 1908 and will amount to
$4,000. The Luther has 5l,6l6 spindles and
l,9O2 looms. A year ago the surplus was
81, AZ 95 The first dividend was paid in
1908. Two quarterly dividends Of IL per
cent each were paid that year.
In the ten years since 1903, when 1t was
reorganized, the corporation will have
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 20

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. g s. 1865 II n
: yssenan =. 1Gox1O0; Charles Schlesinger
:, paniel Realty Co. owner and contractor
-. -.STyBBINs AVE e $, 1853 II Of 165th st,
49,. Colweu Lead Co agt Michael Ginto.
- Alfred David. contractor; 81, 100 40.
WrXDOVER AVE, $40 TO 544; Max f jane
,s Cunard Realty Co, owner and contractor
rSS go ,.x sab. o,,
.is,os F-iedberg. Bernhard Penner, Annie
sSTsrtz and Benjamin Penner. owners: John
s5ssrn,n and Jane Friedman. contractors;
r1 e.-,--. ,,,.-.u,. y,,o,.o.o.
a. Machine CO. agt John ] Boyd and sarah a
Y nd John ] Boyd. owners; Fraad Contract
sr Go. contractor: S515.
lsTg ct. Al West Staley Electric Elevator
,oS Machine co agt Josephine Sharkey and i.
IsslpAe. lessees; Frdad Contracting Co, con-
rsrtor $500 l,--.
sTFBBlNs AVE, 1906 and zoos: Guerino
s,N All Michael Ginto. owner and contrac-
81 NICHOLAS AVE. " cor 164th st, 1913.
,,fts David Kraus agt Charles Buck Con
rrsrtiou Co and One Sixty-four Building Co
.vrsrs Albion Construction Co, contractor;
20 400
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
LIS PENDENS.

ETH ST. $. 225 II Of 7th ave. ls.sxSl.h;
Ysry T Kaufman agt James scofeld ct al
'rsclosure OF mtg) attorney. Wechsler'
NIyETTA ST. is 10 %; Minetta lane. Il /,
cntrsl Trust Co OF New York agt Ihomss
s,sson et al foreclosure Of MTG; attorneys
l:llne Larkin e. Rathbone.
18th ST, S $ 100 II Of Stebb!ns ave- -oN
Nt Nicola Maria agt Herbert II Herman
% G al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney I J
Eaobloch.
nTTH ST. ia East: Dime Savings Bank oil
sooklyn agt Edward B Bruch ct a. fore-
9@0re Of mtg; attorneys, Dykman, oeland &
xla
LINCOLN ST. 5. between Barnett pl ana
lor G Hunt estate lot 256; Samuel Levy agt
las LARSON et al foreclosure Of transfer OF
AZ linej: attorney. NJ 81 Himowich.
18th ST. n s. l6O II W Of Kingsbridge rd'
= .: Nathan Himowich agt Maria Granata
al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax lien); at
oney NJ NJ Hmowich.
aST ST. 2ls 10 220 West: Harry Rosenbaum
loh Works sgt Brookmire Realty Co ct al
atioa TO foreclose mechanics lien); attorney,
Pollak
HUGHES AVE. 5. s6.3 II OF lSlst ST.
as1Ss' Clara Best agt Asaro Realty Co et
' foreclosure Of mtg). attorneys. Arrowsmith
KELLY ST. s3s; Max schloss sgt selara
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
NAMES WOODWARD LECTURERS
Yale. Selects Canon of Hereford and
Prof. Boutroux, of Paris.

New Haven. Oct 20-The Rev. Hastings
Rashan. Canon of Hereford, England;
Bertrand Russell, fellow of the Royal
Society. and Professor Etienne Boutroux,
Of the University of Paris. were appoint
ed to-day Woodward lecturers at Yale by
the Yale Corporation. Arthur d. Dewing.
OF Boston. was also appointed lecturer on
corporation economics.
The. preliminary list Of students in all
departments showed a registration of
3,263, exactly the same number as last
year.
Gifts aggregating $1,000 were reported
since the commencement meeting Of the
corporation.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
SHOWS s1,727,1s2 SURPLUS
Colorado Fuel and Irons Earnings
Increase in Last Year.

Denver Oct. 20.-Reports presented al
the annual meeting Of the Coloraoo fuei
and Iron Company to-day showed gross
earnings for the1ast fiscal year OF va
31s. .ss7, as compared with s4. .9Ss ios Tor the
previous period. The operating expenses
were s2o.695,S21, compared with Soi"'l'o
last year.
Making allowances for all sources OF
income and all expenses. the surplus TOT
the wear was S.7z7.1s2. The directors were
reelected.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
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..,cNMENTs OF MORTGAGES.

,,. n White 20 Christian w harouscn'
,m hockwith TO Marcia b Beals; 81.
EIninsp o 7 Tfngraham 20 Wilson NJ Powell, F'
r.,sgi,siR r.i1 2 Winters TO Susan F Brooks NOo.
frederick E scoheld 10 Ma''e N "'"'''''
i@ viggers to Harry Davis; 500. .
Agn.s " scbeele 10 Frederick Meyer. $1,000
1,ls Iss' guarantee and Trust co TO Leopolu
'ooai9AiI' SS,.s T. iapham to Elizabeth r stone; 81
Es,S EsnS G Kalsted TO NJ l. Ida Bierllng S'S@' gS
IAN E.,. d clark. extrx 10 John Clark; S5. 80.
Aoos, Aoos,.sr Mortsage co to Mary Van y Van
snosi et AL exrs; 5000
enc. Io.. r,.Sd q. Mortgage Co TO Emma l. Hardy;
,m states Trust Co TO Alex Mclean; s2i,-
= = ,vers Mortgage Co to Edward A Morrison
- - s1o trustees $4,000.
John N Parker and ano. exTs. 20 1rano 6oGse 6ase
- - sans OF Israel: s27, 900.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

x,r,.,e amount OF the lien or
me Spp satisfy which the above-described
chsIse, 70 70 be sold, is Thirteen thousand
peUen Sundred eightyeght and 1si0O ,S bo'lafs s,s
,si' 700, 1,ahnr ~ toI3 together with costs and
dny 81 oc'oDs5 'So%oanns 10 s505 l5 with interest
from October I. 1918. together with the ,o,n, sn
pshses oi t'e asscssments and water rates. or
o, o,bep .pe lens I which are to be allowed to me
onr,hsser out of the purchase money. or pad
by the Referee. is 81 .5JOpI enc ,n,, ie,s
""'s' 'e HAROLD ". HERTs. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
"THt NEW JERSEY TOUR
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Flora A. Colt. Plaintiff. against
Charles Adler and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing GATE the ith oaS
OF October 1913. /. the undersigned. the Ref
cree in said judgment named, VII sell at pnD-
Tic auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, nos.
14-iG Vesey Street. in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City OF New York. on the 9th day OF
November. 1913 at u o'clock noon ths on n,sn .na'
ises directed by said judgment to be SOLD ana
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lana.
with the buildings and Improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being In the BOT
ough Of Manhattan. Of the City OF New loik;
in the County and state OF New YORK 'ouhdeo
and de sciibed as follows:
beginning at a point on the Northerly side
Of Forty-third street. distant Two huhared Sho
thirty (23O feet Easterly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the Eastefly size
OF Third Avenue with the Northerly side "r
Forty-third street; running thence Nortbsrly.
parallel with the Easterly side OF Third Ave
nue. and mart Of the distance through party
wall one hundred 900 feet and five 90 inches
10 the centre line OF the block between forty-
third and Forty-fourth Streets: thence East.
erly along the said centre line or the olock ana
parallel with the Northerly side OF Forty-thlrd
Street twenty-five (25) feet; thence Southerly.
rarailei with the Eastery side OF Third Avenue
one hundred 400 feet five (5) inches TO the
Northerly side OF Forty-third Street; thence
Westerly along the .Iortherly side OF Forty
third street Twenty-Five (25) feet TO the Goint
or place Of beginning.
THE above described premises are sold sub
3ect TO :he following encroachments: The east
erly wall encroaches pp TO four inches on the
nren,ises adjoining on the east at the rear; the
westerly wall OF the building on the premises
adjoining on the east encroaches as much as
one and a quarter inches at the front on the
above described premises, and the southeIIy
n,sI uron the premises encroaches up 10 one
and one-hsIf inches on the street. The hre
ascsnes in the rear are In common with the
building adjoining on the west ,o,.
Dated New York October 10th. 1913
HAROLD H. HERTS. Referee.
LYON & SMITH. Attorneys for Flaintin 40
Ceiar street Borough OF Mammalian ne"
York City. a., ..o-.
20 be sold. its street number Is 2lo Z. 4ord 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

Holding Co ct al foreclosure of mtg; attor-
CONVENT AVE e g. 81 II II n of l4sth ST.
leAso' Mary Garrison agt Annie c Doyle ct
al (amended foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
Carter. Ledyard e. Milburn
OGDEN AVE. 1907: George Colon G. Co agt
carr Building Co faction 10 foreclose me-
chsnlcs Hem, attorneys. Gettner. Simon &
18th ST. s. ss5 II W of 7th ave. soxese;
hugo r Distelhurst agt Solomon Brooks et al
foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys Eisman. Levy
Corn e. Levine.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

PRIVATE SFCRETARY-To man of affairs by well fitted by
nne and experience the exacng duties OF this confidential
relation Has had sole charge estate Tor h'eeh
thoroughly and handling of real estate mort
,g. Ability and analyze business PROPOSE
ton High class correspondent From own experience knows ne
d nrove Of great value and comfort the who would
absolute confidence and honor service proven udg
tact refined personality and general ability to handle almost
anv nropostion 504 New.Yo Tribune
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 20

20 AVE. 1852. and Bergen ave. 643; Di
Par. Construction Co. Inc, agt Starrett Con
rruc,ion Co, Inc. ct al: Aug IS. 1913; S1l9.
VILLA AVE. S. 171.6 II OF Van Cort-
,,ps ave. Michael Bufano agt Monaco Con-
rrction Co et al: July 81. 1913 (by bond ;
I'll
srH ST. a. East: Lewinson e Co agt
Isekson Realty Co et all March 26' 1913
'by bond); S5.l15.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

paid % per cent. a total Of 52is per cent In
dividends. The Luther company was or
ganized in 1908 to take over the hooeson
Mills plant, and changes were maoe oy
which the capacity Of the plant was moro
than doubled.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

The above letter illustrates the standard OF tribunal
advertisers This advertiser look into the PROPOSE
ton. :,
He repeatedly stated that if he not reasonably
sure that he could be his prospective employer he
knew he could not be Of service to himself. . ,
He is employed present He is making good Tor his
present employer His present employment does not offer
scope for his ambition He is careful He anxious to get
something this time that will be for keeps
Surely this employer will be saddled with chair
warmer Nor will any employer who tribunal
advertiser possible for human ingenuity and care to
weed out the undesirable or unfit by investigation -
W. are proud of Tribunal advertisers. We rejoice
with them when they get placed for keeps And we know
we have created lasting friend for he tribune and III
bunal advertising in the satisfied employer.
Employers do have to waste three days in Intervening
ort6ve men in order get first choices when they
~ - touch with men Of the standard Of Tribunal advertisers
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STORAGE NOTICES.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE AND VAN 70
To Whom II May Concern: a,s
,ostb street on November 8. 1913. and the fol-
lowing Wednesdays and Fridays until all are
sold. household goods. personal effects, mer
chandse etc. stored by or in names as .oI-
lows. Maggie Penn Mrs Sarah Fuller, Mrs
Annie Callahan, Mrs. A. Bowman. Mr.. stubbs'
Mrs. Adley L. Gould. Mrs. strong. a. Finken-
berg & Sons. Ella Schaefer. Mrs Freelev. u
Bauman a Co. Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. stevens
Mr. Nolan Anastasia Rainey. Rosie Jones, Re
becca Thurman, Mrs. Bailey j C. Bowser. j.
f. Purtell Fred Denham. Mr. shoip. Mrs' @
Johnson, Ellen Gray, Mrs. S. +. PettingiIl'
Mrs. Mary Bedlar. Rose Oswald. DR.. IA. b'
Pettengill. Mrs. Addie Shirley, Chas Dssheim'
Mrs. Wilson, Frank J. o'Neil B. Levine.
yember l. 1918, same will be sold. according to
LEE BROS. STORAGE VAN COMPANY.
2l0-2l6 East 125th 81. ll6-llS East l2fth 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT to two agreements entered into
between John Wanamaker. New York. and
George B. MacLean, and John Wanamaker.
New York. and Cyrus V. Zelin. | will sell to
day at 10 a. m at 7s4 broadway. Piano Dept,
Manhattan, ! Style Studio IS Mahogany Auto
plano No sl2s6. make Auto-piano Company and
/ STYLE Is Mahogany Plano and Stool No.
l23577 make Lndeman. as provided by sec
tions IS and 60 OF the personal property laws.
Moe Fry. Auctioneer.
TO FoRECLOsE A MORTGAGE. | will sell a
Baby Grand Hazleton Plano. at T2 West 95th
St. on Wednesday. Oct 22d. at 10 a. m.
WALTER s. SCOTT. Auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
HELP WANTED.
Male,

I MADE $4,000 In nve years with q small
tnail oroer business; began with IS. Send for
iree booklet. Tells how. Heacock 6055 Lock-
port. n Y
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21
RESORTS.
THE WHITEBROOK tavern,
KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

KEENE, NEW HHNFHHINE.
For the treatment OF nervous ana mental
diseases. Combines the home atmosphere
with skilful treatment OF the individual pa
tIent and modern sanatoriuuI methods.
RUTH BARKER COLES. M. ID.
WILLIAM WHARTON COLES 81. y.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

"The Tribunal" New-York Tribune
Regarding the Philadelphia proposition-1t was Of
fered me on Saturday morning. But before deciding
definitely am going Philadelphia for few days
to look into the proposition. i am anxious to get some
thing this time that will be for keeps" Mr.. -
interviewed fory-fve in three days all coming from
Ga New York newspaper Out OF the torty-hVe
he found four he thought measured up to require
rnents and of these first choice and two second
He said il was of advertise in Philadelphia but
they had received some from the Chicago -
If you have any letters news for me this week.
please forward them care of -- in Philadelphia
Yours very truly,
New-York tribune., 1913-10-21

ITALIAN GIRL-Speaks Spanish young. OF
refined appearance. as chambermaid and
nurse. useful maid, etc. Nine T. Carnelo
Employment Agency. 10l-103 West 42d ST.
cor 9th ave Phone 56TT Bryant.