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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

wax agt Isaac Diamond and Clarence Nc
NISben, owners and CONTRACTORS: SIS.
fKOSPECT AVE. W S. 125 n n OF 1920 st.
S9NlVo' lsidCre Schwartz agt Prospect Holding
20. owner; Harry Appebaum and New York
IIunbing and Heating Co. contractors ire
Right title. interest. etc. OF Ninth Avenue
Kailroad Co; Sicilian Asphalt Paving Co agt
Ninth Avenue Railroad Co, owner; New York
ClIy Railway Co. lessee GenewaD: S572 80.
hidHT. title, etc. OF Twenty-third Street
railway co; same agt Twenty-thrd Street
halfway Co, owner: New York City Railway
Co lessee (renewaD; 81, 7a3 70.
RIGHT. title, etc, OF Central Park North q
East River Railroad Co: same agt Central
Park North & East River Railroad Co. owner:
s.. 1893 ~
RIGHT, title. etc OF Third Avenue Railroad
Co; same agt Third Avenue Railroad Co.
owner; New York City Railway Co. lessee ire
RIGHT. title. etc. Of New York Harlem
Railroad Co; same agt New York Harlem
Railroad Co. owner: New York city Railway
Co. lessee (renewaD; SITS ~.
RIGHT title, etc. of Dry Dock East Broad
way & Battery Railroad Co; same agt Dry
Dock East Broadway & Battery Railroad Co.
owner; Now York City Railway Co. lessee ire
newaD; s235 81.
HONEYWELL AVE. 3 " cor Of 1921 st. 1901
xG47: Frank Nahodyl agt Jacob Cohen Con-
struction Co. owner and contractor; $50.
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-. Was, seth st: oct Is; 4 yrs: s34:-
rsrd. 80. 20 Lawyers Title Insurance co. $50
sroadss,ssSs AVE. VS.. 100 IT OF Columbus
BAhssNsIG,o. George Lodes to Frank Nen "a
we %As. Oct Is: due, etc, as per oohu
glls s.a,n.v. Lawyers Title Insurance and
60. co. lG0 BROADWAY; ox,oo. IA
FiNpG,ttiths to William Phelan. SOfi
ssfo ave (urior mtge sS,oV; yns 90,
g. + $500; attorney arthur BELL 'O' Al
~ ave oo4 and Dos, map woodlawn Heights;
JOIs Van Dusen 70 Martha E Ran
ChsnVvs .t Pleasantville, \; que ms per
81; Oct Is: 5000: attorney iiue "''-
., CO; I sT VS. SOC It Of Carroll ST. 20
NAL, A. " q. 81 II n OF Prospect st,
100 ~, M9' Mar l. Roeder to Charles Funck.
81, sfIS% einbridge ave; ". C; oct !; soeO:
::s ~, r Frank Gass' Inc EZiS "es''ne''e'
IVsoorss PLACE. E $, 0l2 4 OF West
ROOS ave 6Ox7s 1lx45 llxs2.6; Valhalla
iAsslu. ,on 10 Berent Jacobson 2I42 Ginord
oofpo''ss,nr mtge $S1. 600: oct IL: due. etc, as
rt !p,lSS. e. 900. attorney. Manhattan Mort
81. r. 2OOl Broadway o,nn. No.,
rie-op1Es AVE. 124i, W s. 2OxlOO; Edward
sIEts 20 william l. Phelan. 20i7 Ryer ave
Tor mtg 5000 %. 0ft a Il yri p sre cent O'O
Ean1r,y AVE, n cor OF I'd st. l2lxls9;
Guudlach TO Charles Kerner. Client, n
Hsnnl., Is: due as per bond; $500; attorney
~ Guarantee and Trust Co. 10 Broadway.
fN YsVT >. l7l.6 II Of Van COrtlandt
llt .ls-Ti,ts. Monaco Construction Co 10 Fiore
re is2 East 2O6th st (prior mtg SIS, 4lD;
tnsis 'sue as per bond; 5000; attorney. John
gsnseS99' CT Ct 1o7 East. s. 25xiO0: John Lyons
Din, schultz. S5e East 145th st: Oct Is;
. 1'PSSi. ner cent: s. 900: attorney, Lawyers
"" ,rssranee and Trust Co, l60 Broadway.
-ssT 81. :. 155 Il W Of Barnes ave. 2oHlli:
80 Costello 10 Elizabeth A Wilkinson. u
AhnN s;th ST. oct 10: 8 yrs. per cent: IS. 600;
~. , Nv, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
srsdvay "a =. -. 1y.r,o- o,.a ,sx
lanes 3 Powers TO John II Rogan SO
N',.rx's ave. Brooklyn: Oct Is: yrs; $500;
S.,a lev J II Rogan. 3S Park Row.
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REORGANIzE so. IRON
Success of Plan Assured, with
$1,000 600 Underwritten.

A plan of reorganization OF the South
ern Iron and Steel Company, which has
Just been formulated. purposes to provide
s, as1, ss7, Of which 100000 has been I'M
derwritten. thus insuring the success OF
the plan. The new corporation, which will
probably be called the Gulf states steel
Company, will have capitai STOCK oi
SIS, 500. 600. classified as follows:
First preferred 7 per cent stock S'Wo.
600. cumulative from November l. 1913,
and preferred both as to DIVIDENDS ana
assets, and redeemable at ITO per cent and
accrued dividends; second preferred non
cumulative per cent stock, 10000 pre-
ferred both as to dividends and assets
over the common stock, and S,oooU par
value OF common stock.
All the stock of the new company
except directors qualifying shares, Is 10
be vested for a term Of not exceeding hve
years in Alexander ]. Hemphill' president
OF the Guaranty Trust Company; Alfred
A. Cook and Francis ID. Pollak, as vot-
ing trustees.
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I" THE NEW JERSEY TOUR"
SUM MONS.

SIM mONo.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. QUEENS
County-Samuel 4. Stewart plaintiff, against
Clara Palmer Kruger: The People OF the state
81 New York the unknown persons VINO are or
may be the heirs-at-law and next OF kin OF
Eliza Ann Kruger, deceased; the devisees ana
legatees under her VIII. II she died testate;
the asslgnees grantees and creditors OF the
said Eliza Ann Kruger; the respective hus-
bands and wives OF such heirs-at-law, next OF
kin, devisees lcgatees, assignees and grantees;
the executor or executors OF any Of the parties
above named. II they died testate. and the ad .
mlnistrato. or administrators OF any or said
parties II they died intestate' ana al persons
having or claiming TO have any lien, right.
title or interest In the estate OF Eliza Ann
Kruger. deceased or In the real property de
scribed In the complaint herein, all or whom
and whose names are unknown 10 the plain
tin defendants.
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint I'm this action and 20 a copy
OF your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty (2O) days after the service OF
this summons, exclusive OF the day OF service:
and In case Of your failure TO appear or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
SHELF & BROOMELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
once and +. o. Address. III Broadway, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, New York City.
To tho unknown persons who are or may be
tn. heirs-at-law and next OF kin Of Eliza Ann
Kruger deceased the devisees and legatees
under her will. II she died testate; the as
slgnees grantees and creditors OF the said
Eliza Ann Kruger; the respective husbands and
wives OF such heirs at-law. next OF kin. de
visces legntees, assgnees and grantees: the
executor or executors OF any OF the parties
above ramed. n they died testate, and the ad-
minlstrator or administrators o: any OF the
said parties ~ they died interstate; and all per
sons having or claiming 10 have any lien. right.
title or interest in the estate OF Eliza Ann
KruSc. deceased, or in the real property de
-crIhed in the complaint herein. all OF whom
and whose names are unknown 10 the plaintiff.
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication, pursuant TO an order OF Hon.
Russell BENEDICT Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the state Of New York. dated the Both day
OF September. 1913, and filed with the verified
complaint ia the office Of the Clerk OF the
County OF Queens
Dated New York. October 3. 1913.
SHELF a. BROOMELI..
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and i. o. Address, Ill Broadway. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER I6.

t1,lns ~ 70 West: Rigei & co agt Vic.
tsssto,., .afinocy, owner Bondy Croner. con-
1T AVE. 22a; Francesco ID Maio AIT All.
islsr i2sso' owner and contractor ;4.
al sI, 90 TO 6lS West: Eureka Tile Co
us,tsr.s s ~ Construction co. owner and con-
Msbhdnsr 81. Ia West; Worms & Kemp agt
snt,se,n.oh Taylor. owner; John sullivan,
Liv !. ~ TO 256 East: Isidore Levitt agt
Mn lyons, owner and contractor: go.
tcns e. 81. 40 East: Isidore Levitt agt Mary
fr,i ernher and contractor; 81 20.
H. ~ lSt East: Isidore Levitt agt same:
bos. -. Z5 East: Isidore Levitt agt Mary
soIir,yrrwn,ei and contractor; $50.
1HN BOULEVARD. 1862; Harry Cd
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RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

CREATIVE SALESMAN-y creative sales ability has obtained
large and advancement important positions which
have held with large firm working sales
and advertising manager Am we'll employed present but seek
broader field Have large sales experience in New York City
and almost every other the United States Believe
good Judge of humanity and know can sell goods would like
interview with business who seeks LARGE market for
good honest salabe commodity Box 506 NewYork Tribune.
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FREED ON GEM THEFT CHARGE

Two men suspected of being concerned
in the theft Of the 100000 Jewels Of Mrs
Charles Rumsey. daughter OF the late
Edward II. Hartman. who were arrested
several days ago, were discharged yester-
day by Magistrate Barlow. In the West
side court. He said there was nothing on
which to hold them. They were James
Stewart, OF No. 800 Manhattan avenue.
and Hastings w. Mason. of No. 81 West
9th street
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Neb0
scius sternfeld 10 Dorothea 6ternfeld; ~:
commercial Finance Co 10 Lavohia M
xsher; $500
.,so1ghkeepsie Trust Co TO Mary @ Rad
we. 1880
,N.w YORK Title Insurance Co TO Union
vsr CO.. $4,000
wilson NJ Powell and ano, trus. TO Elsie
fsinFrsham: 81 500
.s9hn Parker and ano. exrs. 10 German
~.,ngs Bank. $4,000.
eIoeit Freund 10 Harry L Rosen; so'OVO.
aAles Cannon, trus. to Jula HaNl-
90 uus: $4,000.
- w York Title Insurance Co 70 Rector
sAiVary Church OF New York; $lo,OOO.
eahe 10 same: $4,000.
rroshAers Trust Co 10 New York Title IN
shee Co; 800
Inc 10 same; 800
ssnnv N Burr TO Sophie spachmann:
Q9oO "'oer 10 D"''o" f'
lane SsIS. 10 same: $4,000
osner Ss oppenheimer ct ell, trus. 10 Elsie
Ssienhesner. 81
I'm, sme TO same 81
Aao: $1,000
Asa aSsMss J Brady and sno. exrs. 10 Harris
20; N225I 81 ~
Luis Eisenberg 10 George Finck; 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

New York City must have no Sulzer
scandal. Tammany must not be placed
in control Of its government. You oan
prevent IL with your vote. To vote you
must register. Register to-day. It's
YOUR third chance. Take IL.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 10

OCTOBER 10.
4lST ST, 357 West: Kaplan. Kandra & Co
agt John Mooney et al; Oct s. 1913: SIS.
SAND PROPERTY; Glasberg Contracting Co.
Inc. agt same; Sept 10, 1913: $3.50.
BROADWAY, cor of 41st ST; Harlem
River Lumber and Woodworking Co agt 4lst
Street Realty Co ct al; July 20 1918; S9s5.
Attn ST. 6S West; John II kaubel agt
Fanny G Peyser ct al; June II. 1913; $50.
BROADWAY, 1851 20 1865; William l. Rouse
ct al agt crosstown Realty Co ct al: June "a
1919. 60
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
FOR SALE.

SEVEN VALUABLE PERSIAN MiNAIp,R ''i;s
az the seventeenth century from private
collection for sale at great sacrihce. can
be seen at No. % Fifth ave. any afternoon
except Sunday OF this week anu next 0e'"''"
and
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the UPTOWN
oa1ce. No. 1864 Broadway, between S0th ana
3Tth sts until o'clock j.. IN. Hu AZ, ase
ments received at the following brhhch oilceo
a. the regular rates until 8 o'clock p. m. VIZ,
I5s 9th ave, cor 18th ST. lOa Eas, i4th 81,
257 West 42d st.. between 1tb ana sun ave-, ave-:
5d ave, 17Os list ave, near s9th ST.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER 1e.
Manhattan,

37TH ST. sos West; for 2 s'y garage and
storage bldg 251s5; f Thibaut, 100 West
10th ct. owner; Hardenbergh architec''
SIC. 900.
The Bronx.
202D ST. s. 1S5 II Of Webster ave- Tor a
sty frame shed, 32xl5; Frederick Soehke. 2ss
Webster ave. owner: Seifert Webb. lo4 west
42d ST. architects, $3.50.
s02D ST n g. 1S5 II OF Webster ave; Tor
sty brk dwg and bakery, 2Ox5O; Frederick
Soehlke, 2gS1 Webster ave- owner; SeIert *
Webb. l0i West 42d ST. architects; 1850.
202D ST. n s. 1S5 II of Webster ave; Tor
sty brk stable. 2s.sxl6s; Frederick Soehlke.
1897 Webster ave- owner; sefert & Webb. lH
West AID st, architects; $1,000
ARLINGTON AVE, W S. $40 II n OF 2Zlth st;
for ! sty frame garage, AXIS; the w Par
cells Co. 43 Cedar st, owner; Armenian founK-
here. 1920 Bailey ave. architects: $500.
LIVINGSTON AVE. W s, 50s.l4 II OF 24oth
SITS: for PA sty brk dwg, S2.6x76.l0; George
c. Begpaln. Waldo ave and 246th st, owner;
William II Clahin, West Redding, Conn, archi-
tect: $40. 900
LACOMBE AVE. SIS, 30 II OF Beach ave;
for 2 sty frame dwg, 31xf7 Henry A Stadler,
Jr. 1850 Leland ave. owner and architect; NoOO
TAYLOR AVE- s. 275 II OF Lacombe ave;
for sty frame dwg. 2147; Henry A Stadler.
Jr. 1850 Leland ave. owner and architect; A'5Vo
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IN Pursuance OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, surrogate OF the
10 ali persons having claims against Fred
erika Gade. late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. TO present the same with vouchers
transacting business. at the Office of Ashbel
p Fitch Mott a. Grant, their attorneys. No.
40 Nassau street. In the City of New York,
an or before the frst day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May.
PHILIP RRTEGER. y
HARRY WACKER,
Executors
AsHBEI. p. FITCH. MOTT e. GRANT. At
torneys for Executors. 80 Nassau Street
New York city.
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a POSEUR is often enabled to masquerade the gifted.
~ but under this classification. Dress or address
does not blind Tribune investigation.
We do try to make Tribunal advertising express ndvd
uatyo express the human appeal which contagious belief
but new a the expense Of truth and honesty.
Whether be the sales of investment opportunity
womans business ability and experience, employer
seeking help advertisement to be good must
exaggerae misead
1t comparatively easy to keep Tribunal advertise
within the bounds of truth and honesty it is based
information secured by investigation
This makes possible express individuality adver-
tsements inspired by and honest belief which in
variably a natural and willing response.
We will be pleased to cooperate with prospective adver
tsers who qualify according the standard for
Tribunal advertising
Tribune Endorsement will give additional strength and
value which the require
ments established for this classification
Further information may be had by telephone mail
request, a representative will call.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
HELP WANTED.

Male.
MADE $4,000 in hve years with small
mail order business; began with -. send Tor
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock 5O55 Lock-
port, y. Y.
Female.
CHfLDREN'S NURSE.-Strong. capable. kind
willing 10 work, country; $50 month.
Address Country" Box II. Tribune Once
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ANYBODY desiring the services OF experienced
guide. man. g. or any other purpose. com
municate T.. Box 30 Tribune Office.
STUDY TELEGRAPHY AT HOME; quickly
learned: either sex; good pay, short hours;
$50 per month positively guaranteed before
you pay a cent. Write International School
Of Telegraphy. Belmar. y. j.
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3D. AVE, s cor 1891 st; 10 a sty frame
store and dwg, 25xe0 Hupfel's Sons % ave
and 161st IT, owners; Harry T Howell. 3D. ave
and l49th ct architect; 500
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CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
an floor. 1858 Broadway. 42l East iSth 1t.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 132-Ssth-
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The Bronx.

ONCE bldg: Valentine Building Co. premises
owner W G Howard. IS Park Row. architect;
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PHILIP KRrEGER.
HARRY WACKER
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel 1902 1898 Bryant 43I-43s west toth st-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
BI-TI,TR-VALET 49, Thoroughly understands
his duties. excellent references Miss Mar
garet Smiths Agency. 70 West 42d St Phone
5000 Bryant.
USEFUL. MAN or farmland $25: all around.
outside work. garden, horse, COW, chickens,
etc: references Otto. Mathewson Agency, SIS
eth ave. Tel. 37s Bryant. -
USEFUL MAN.-German. single on private
place; understands horses. gardening. mix
end furnaces. Address w. Madary. Cha'-
ham 50.
WORKING FOREMAN-North OF Ireland un-
derstands farming all branches. handling
men. wife fine butter maker; references. car
penters Agency l54 9th ave
Female
A-A.-DAY woRKERs-Cook. laundr.ss.
waitress cleaner; very reliable. b., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 30 5th ave, 9th floor
Tel 4527 Madison 50. -----
COOK ard NOTWITHSTANDING or separate;
neat and obliging; excellent reference; wages
$50 and so. Domestic Exchange. ga Column
bus ave. Schuyler DIG.
COOK, CHAMBERLAIN. WAITR BSS. Young
Norweglans sisters: S5O-s3o. X; MISS H rni
1927 Madison Square.
COOK-Understand cooking in all branches;
excellent references Miss Margaret Smith
Agency. % WCst 42d 81. Phone 3039 Bryant.
COUP E-English Protestant: man butler
tairdresser; six years reference. Miss ti7-
Gerald's Bureau, SOB 9TH ave, entrance
42d ST.
HOTSEKEEPER. working good cook man
ager; will take entire charge. bachelor OF
business peoples apartment; SIX years reIeroo
ence. u. NJ, Miss FitzGerald's Bureau 5o3
5th ave. entrance 42d st -A-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: do shirts. collars
aad all fine linens. would Ike country place
excellent references Miss Margaret smiths
Agency. % West 42d st. Phone 3039 BRYANT
MAID 10 child or useful maid; good seam
stress. would Ike place where she can go
home nights NJ h. Miss Margaret Smiths
Agency. % west 42d st. Phone 3039 Bryant.
NTTRsE-Iady wishes to place excellent
nurse; capable Of taking charge OF infant
from BIRTH hospital graduate NJ ~, MISS
FuzGeraid's Bureau. 5O3 9Th ave-. entrance
42d st.
NITRSE-Can take infant from birth: under
stands all foo0s and physical care; exceIent
refer ences Miss Margaret smith s agency 20
West 42d ~. Phone 3059 bryant -
PEET0EMATD. Young Norwegian; city fam
ilv; excellent references; so. J.. Miss Hoi-
mayors Agency. 80 9th ave, 9th floor. Tel.
1927 Madison 50.
serving wines; can carve; exceilent retet
encss Miss Margaret Smiths Agency 70 West
42d ST. Phone 3039 Bryant.
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-You Nor
v,egian; excellent; $40. c., Miss Hoilnayers
Agency, 800 9TH ave, 9th floor Tel. 4o2'
Madison Sd. --
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER. Excellent cook
English; small family; $@5. Industrial
Agency II West 42d II. Phone. 52lO Bryahl.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST. Citizens papers. in the name OF Ane
Rahinowitz, 175 RIvington st. Finder VIII
please return TO above address. ---
LOST BLNKBoOKs.
rosr OR STOLEN ankbook No. co22 44 OF
the Fmizranl Industrial Savings BANK ray
ment stopped. Please Fetuf" OooN W O"""'
No II Chambers ST
iosqr Handbook No SOS. $40, Bank for Saw
(ocs 9SO An ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
iOsT Handbook No. 1.03 46s Bank Tor saw
etonned. Please return book 20 BANK
FOR SALE.
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ALTERATIONS.
OCTOBER Is.
Manhattan.
BEAVER ST. n W cor Broad st. TO a 10 sty
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COOK. CHAMBERMAID, WAITR DSS. Young
Norwegians: sisters; S30-$35 r.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency 800 9th ave. ninth floor. Tel.
AS07 Madison Snuare.
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a1d an fine linens. would Ike country place;
excellent references Miss Margaret Smiths
AGENCY % West 42d st Phone 3039 Bryant.
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MAID 10 child or useful maid; good seam
stress. would like place where she can go
home ights NJ. L.. Miss Margaret Smiths
Agency. % West 42d st. Phone 1888 bryant.
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COOK-Understand cooking in all branches;
excellent references Miss Margaret Smith
Agency % WCst 42d st. Phone 3039 Bryant.
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HOUSEKEEPER. working; good cook man
ager: will take entire charge. bachelor or
business peoples apartment; six years refer
ence d. NJ, Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 1Oo
9Th ave. entrance 32d st
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suRRoGATE'S NOTICES.

Office and i. O. Address, Ill broadway, Bor
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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investigated Advertisements Endorsed by The Tribune
Fee Charged FOR Investigation Arranged In Advance.

employer
before the readers Of The ioun"
emeni
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9TH ST sos West; for s'y garage and
storage bldg 251s5; r. f Thibaut. l66 West
10th ST. owner; II Hardenbergh, architect;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

COOK ard MISUNDERSTANDING or separate;
neat and obliging; excellent reference; wages
$50 and S25. Domestic Exchange, ia Colum-
bus ave Schuyler GIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO ANY PORT.
Official Agent all lines.
R.vmond a Whitcomb Co.. 225 5th AMY.
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OLD DOMINION LINE
To ali Points South and West. Every Week day
at 8 o. m. Pier Is. NJ r. Tel $500 Franklin.
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A-A-DAY WORKERS-Cook laundress,
waitress. cleaner. very reliable. b., Miss
Hofnayer's Agency. 32D 9th ave, 9th floor.
Tel 4h27 Mndisor So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

WORKING FOREMAN-North Of Ireland. un-
derstands farming all branches. handling
men; wife fine butter maker: references. car
penter's Agency, 154 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

NURSE-Lady wishes TO place exceIent
nurse; capable OF taking charge OF nfant
from birth hospital graduate. Mn MISS
FitzCerald's Bureau. bO3 9Th ave-. entrance
42d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

COUPLE-English Protestant; man butter.
valet; wife lady's maid, good steamstress
fairdresser; six years reference. Miss fit7-
Gerald's Bureau, SOB 9Th ave, entrance
ADD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

IeGTH ST. n S. 254.6 II OF 90 ave TX
% n. JuIv (. 1911; Abraham Fisch to Ma t1
paekbsus s350O; attorney a Hutter l4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

BUTLTR-NALET -- Thoroughly understand
his duties; excellent references. Miss Mar
garet Smiths Agency, 70 West 42d ST. Phone
5000 Bryant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

disciplined by the Mayor. The association
put sign in big letters in the window Get
Divorce" and right under it in small let
ters these words, Divorce yourself from
colds and i'll health by exercising yourself
IN our gymnasium" The big sign was re-
sarded as hippant and undignifd for a
CHRISTIAN association. and n shabby suC-
festion To the people generally 1t had n
Gepressing and immoral influence upon pub
lie sentiment. -,
There was another sign in the window in
big letters which read When Tie whale
swallowed Jonah II Il raw DEAF: and
right under II In smaller letters our meals
are wen cooked. That sign was also climi-
mated. Both signs We're in bad taste AND
they reflected upon the public intelligence
20 the Mayor, who seems be a man of
some refinement and learning would no,
tolerate such exhibitions in the city where
he had control.
These signs were set up TO deceive. and
though they were intended possibly for an
honest purpose. they we're nevertheless mis-
leading and should not be approved. We
often In our common parlauce throw out a
little deception OF this sort. intending that II
shall eliminate in fun but usually II results
In dissatisfaction and regret.