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Evening journal., 1913-12-22
PUT BRIGHT
TOUCHES ON
XMAS TREE
Decorating the
Monster Fir for Celebration
on Court House Lawn
TENTATIVE PROGRAM FOR
THE WEEK ARRANGED

Electricians are working on the
community Christmas tree at the
Court House lawn. The big star was
placed in position this morning. and
a force Of electricians wired the tree.
The work Of hanging the bulbs will
be rushed forward.
There will be a meeting this after
noon Of the members of the commit
tee, and the representatives of the
several church choirs will specify the
evenings they will sing at the tree.
Thousands Of people have viewed
the tree since il was erected on the
Court House lawn on Saturday. The
First Infantry Band Will play on
Wednesday evening, when the cleo
tricity is turned on.
Carpenters today commenced the
work of erecting the platform for
the band and church choirs TO be
used by them during the Christmas
holidays.
ID. ]. Reinhardt today asked per
mission of the Levy Court for the
children of Wilmington to use the
corridor Of the Court House during
the evening, while waiting TO sing
at the community tree. Upon motion
of Mr.. Scott the keys OF the Court
House Will be turned over to the
children Of Wilmington
Program Arranged.
The musical program now being ar
ranged by the committee is partially
completed, and will be finally pass
ed upon at a meeting Of the COM
mittee this afternoon at the Y. NC. A.
at 4 o'clock
The program thus far arranged is
as follows: Christmas Eve. at D
o'clock, concert by First Infantry
Band, and singing by a chorus of 300
children's voices. led by Miss Thiel-
man and Miss Turner.
Christmas morning. at O'Clock.
concert by First Infantry Band, while
gift distribution is being made to the
children. Friday evenings program
was undecided az noon today
Saturday evening a chorus of 60
voices from the German Lutheran
Sunday school will sing Christmas
| Nuletide songs in German
Monday evening, at $40, q chorus
from the Parochial schools viii sing.
Tuesday evening. at $50. q chorus
from the Howard school, under Miss
Crew will sing.
Wednesday evening New Years
Eve, the Parochial school children
Will be heard again. i'm connection
with the First Infantry Band.
The above program is subject to
confirmation at the meeting OF the
committee this afternoon.
Tree 81 Years Old.
The Community Christmas tree that
has been erected in the Court House
lawn, has a very interesting history,
which has been related by John w
Banks, farmer of Stanton. who, nav
ing aided in planting the tree, knows
more about il than anyone else.
Mr.. Banks states that the tree is
81 years old, and that when he was
but boy he aided his father and
several other persons to remove the
tree from the old Wawaset Nurseries.
which were located beyond Washing
ton street bridge. At that time the
tree was about three years of age.
Mr.. Banks recalls that the day he
was in the nurseries bells of the city
we're ringing telling of the surrender
lof Lee at Appomattox. The tree was
PLANTED on the place OF James
Mitchell. the latter being the father
of Deputy United States Marshal John
| w. Mitchell
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
NO CONFERENCE ON
STRIP TICKET CASE

City Solicitor Hastings stated this
morning tat as vet no date has been
set for conference between he and H.
H. Ward, attorney for the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company on
the strip ticket question, and that such
conference would not be held until
after Christmas at the earliest. The
purpose of the conference will be 10
come to some agreement QUA ease stat
ed in order 60 ascertain in Federal
Court whether the Traction company has
the right under its charter, to charge a
straight fsceent fare at all times il
chooses 60.
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TN5 c0RT HOUSE LYNCH IERNG cOURT H0OSL 5 RS BRO
II ATTY WI 1AN1tS MRS lgNot aad AID. AJ STONtS.

woven about a future suspect the tes-
timony of Mrs. Frances Buckingham,
who said she heard the voice OF Mrs.
Turner crying to her for help from
an automobile ON the night the wom-
an disappeared. wiz stand as an ia
surmoHntablo barrier.
The trial OF w. Leehan attracted
wide attention. The fact that the
we'll known society leader, Mrs. Jas
per Lynch. of Lakewood. took an ac-
tive, part in the defense OF Leehan
was In itself a sensation. for Leehan
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Dec. 22.-Ocean
county is $4,000 poorer as the result
of the Investigations following the
murder of Mrs Caroline Turner, on
April 20, 1911, which ended Saturday
with the acQuittal of William j. Lee
han. iu the Toms River Court House,
and the manner IN which Airs Turner
met her death will remain an unsolV-
ed mystery unless the murderer
comes forward and confesses his
crime The prosecuting officials feel
that no matter how strong case Of
circumstantial evidence might be
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

is poor. and Mrs. Lynch, a noted
beauty In her day. IS the wife OF one
of LakeWood's wcalthiest residents,
Jasper Lynch. a real estate operator.
Mrs. Lynch has asserted all along
that Lechan was innocent and paid
bis counsel fees and other expenses
Ia the illustfation Mrs Lynch !.
shown with fhc two lawyers she en-
gagged for Leehan. Attorneys w. u.
James aud A. j. C. Stokes Mrs.
Brown, sister OF the murdered wom-
an. is one of the chief witnesses for
the State.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
Hundreds of Starving Wild
Animals Trail Train TO Town

snow wbound. fell in behind. They came
so close the crew tossed wisps of alfalfa,
to them. As we proceeded, the herd in
creased rapidly. Emboldened they ran
up to the baggage ear andseized hay and
feed from the cars contents. When
we stopped at the Texas Greek station
there were 200 deer and antelope right
behind us"
Thousands OF wild animals in Colo
RADIO are starving. their feeding grounds
having been covered with snow.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

h9f scurNNN-UEnK urrp DIVORCE.
r.s United PRESS
cflcAoo Pee aa--sIme Ernostae sehumann Hel5e
pra singer today hisd SUIT divorce ansrns na' tn
edn atrsrenees domestic harpiness vph William Tanp
liri end present husband Impossible 10 oharrs nase
be petition that Of dessrtion and Mms sehnhann
i ssfs no ,Inony Friends OF he snssr said nas
r,i re,ron behind the suit differences between a
pa eeoause ehumarh-FIelus epsa lsrse share o
re-a earirss 81 ihs trsinns hsg eight children ever
hsssasds objections Fapp former 7sVsr'rer man e
Swing q S.v Ysrk rht divorce ''toa ete H W
rage oos plaes n cseaso Way q isos aat alleges eat
o-nser 1917, ire defendant hhs not lived visa ne
s'amug
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M0MAN DIES sUppENLY.

Coroner Spring this morning receiv-
cd word that Henrietta Davis, colored,
aged 25 years. had dropped dead at
her home. No. 100 West Liberty street,
last evening. The coroner and Deputy
Coroner Harvey Il. Nichols made an
investigation and ascertained that the
Woman had died OF tuberculosis
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
BY Tie United Press.

BY The United Press.
PUEBLO. Colo. Dec. % THAT two
hundred hungry antelope. deer and other
wild animals followed his train into
Texas Greek, Colorado during the
last -nowstork was the story told by
William Whalem. railroad conductor to-
day
"We took the first train into Texas
Greek" he said. "and broke way
through the snow As we proceeded a
dozen Wild animals which had been
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
RESUME CLUB QUIZ.

Officials of three or four more Of the
clubs that recently pro-
cured government liquor licenses. will
appear before City Solicitor Daniel o..
Hastings this afternoon, when the
probe into alleged violations of the
liquor laws by the clubs will be re-
sumed. Several of the hearings have
been held, and the city solicitor fol-
lows the same line of questioning at
each of them.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
Doing Fancy Step in Tango,
Society Dancer Breaks Leg

is qualified to speak as an expert
She is an excellent dancer. but when
doing a particularly fancy step fell
to the floor and her leg was broken
just below the hip.
If your partner is not an expert
the low dip and turn at the end of
the tango is very dangerous STEP"
said Mrs. Congcr
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
URGES CHEWING
GUM MONEY FOR
MORE WARSHIPS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Stop chew
ing gum, quit fighting John Barley
corn and use the money thus saved
in building battleships, was the ad-
vice given by Hudson Maxim, at a
Sunday peace" service held in the
New York Theatre.
Americans spend s30,000,O00 year
ly for chewing gum, and $4,000, ,OO0.-
900 for intoxicants," declared Maxim.
This is enough to build over 200 bat
tleships. And the only way to pre-
vent war is to be ready for it"
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
REPRIMAND FOR CARABAO

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-President
Wilson today issued a general repri-
mand to officers of the army and navy
responsible for the program at the
recent Carabao dinner.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
fIiNn,rF HrFRTA ~ Nv TF1R's.

g THE United Press.
vrR, eRuz Deo ss.-rhs elimination q cessg'i Haere
s iaauag h the only thing that eah aver n, cons
urs-s q Msriso. in to oplHioh q business
saea cry aua throughout The rrpaslie esfns
9.e searss hero today easts sr ner
asans si's nose 'n vera cras ps
ss proposition ssiors csasrs' 'iiusr'f asAue ~.
5u As eround nal crash of s hanks IS nesll..
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Confned at
the Roosevelt Hospital. suffering from
a broken leg, Mrs. Ethel Fitch Conger.
niece Of the late Clyde Fitch. today
warned tango dancers against the
dip" Mrs. Conger sustained her in
jury while tangoing, and believes she
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
WEATHER

Fair tonight; Tuesday, in
ereasing cIoudiness, proba-
bly, followed by raj. Tues
day afternoon or night.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
SUN. MOON AND TIDES

Mouth Of Christian
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SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Herman Knobloch, Plaintiff. against chris
tian Jaissle and Louisa Jaisslc. his wife; ANNIE
Matthias. Jane g. llendrckson, william Klaus
man. Fred Charles Rumensh or Rumesli Or
RumlsCi. Jane liumcnsh or Rumesd or
Rumiski. bis wife. the first name Jane
being fictitious. said defendants true first
name being unknown 10 this plaintiff; Amy
Qulglcy. widow 81 David Quiglcy, deceased :
Herbert j.. Quiglcy. Mabel Quigley llilda
Quigley, Gilbert Ouiglov. Trnsst e"i9ley.
Charles Walker AMI Mercy ~ walker, ms
wife; Karoline Neyand' Mary sogaar1,
wife; Charles Sogaard and Martha S0ganrd,
his Wife christopher sogaard and Title so
gard. hts wife, Julia Ileshrook; Matilda
Trederlcksen City Of New York, Clement ii.
Smith. German Evangelical Aid Society OF
Brooklyn. Heinrich Scheer and Maria Maiga-
retc schecr his wife; johann sche9r ana Mas
dalena Schocr. his wife; Jane q. llcndrickson
and sidney W. iIcndrickson, as Executors or
tho Last win and Testament OF William Hen
drickson deceased; sidney w. llendrickson
Xviuiam IT, UendricksOn. Eva T. IIcndrckson,
Edna q HendricIson. Bertram II. lIendrick-
son Howard a. Hendrickson. Harlem RIVER
Tunber and Woodworking Company. Dudley
Pierce Power. Edward y. Steers, Moneyweight
scale Company and Josephine J.. Jantzen' Dc
second Amended Summons No. 20. 292, 1911.
10 the above named defendants and each or
them: You are hereby summoned 10 answer
tho amended complaint ia this action ana 10
serve a copy OF your answer on the plaintlu
attorney within twenty c0l days after the
service Of this summons exclusive or the daf
OF service, and in case OF your failure 10 ap-
pear or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against YOU ~ default for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Dated Rev York. January 6. 1913.
JACOB L. LINDNER. Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and J.. o.. Address 80 Liberty Street
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York;
TO the above named defendants: Fred
Charles Rumenski or Rumeski or Rumiski,
Jane Rumenski or Rumeski or Rumski, his
wife first name Jane being fictitious, said
defendant true first name being unknown to
a. ,t. fu IA and Maria Mar
garete scheer his wife; Johann Scheer and
Magdalena Scheer his wife, ana william H.
Ifendrickson:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO an order OF the
Honorable Vernon NJ. Davis, one OF the
Justices 81 the Supreme Court Of the State OF
New York. dated March II. 1913, and filed with
the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Of New York In the County Court
House I'm the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York, on the 18th day OF March. 1913.
Dated. New York. March II. 1913
JACOB L. LINDNER. Attorney Tor Plaintiff,
Office and T. q Address 81 Liberty Street,
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New York
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c.,,,sn Real Estate CO, owner and con-
tractor ,;-i sf1 PLANS AVE W s. 259.o IT Of
III avc aO2xlG5x iiTcg; Charles hausen
80 zines Il Moore owner and contractor SO.
81 ENOX AVE. 8 cor l2otn ST. -'NlVo'
.-,l--i,rc 4 Wood agt Rose Frey, lessee;
I,rools Z KautrowiU. contractors pene"aD'
S-9Vy ~ AVE. n W s. 100 II Of lshain
ol1r-xiSO. Sargent & Co agt sherman Avenue
- '"..,,ctfon 90 owner and contractor; S6J2 -.
'olTSti AVE NJ g. whole front, between Jsth
"a ~ ta,b sfs' oO0x900: Leon MERCER agt Roose-
, snr Hospital owner; w smith, Inc con
t's tTI SVF. 3is; Ornamental Sheet Metal
,,fri,s act otto l<uhncman, owner; Frank
secrv contractor SoL 1. -,-o-
,,.Irner act Emily Garslde. owner; Joseph
H.rriir,,der and Charles Jawitz lessee and con-
tractor 5u3jt,S Ave W e. 1ei Il Of 16sth ST. % 2x
a. Lewis II Woods ast Carr Building co,
Issni1rnsn j Carr, president owner and cen
tractor: $40.
ann ST. iG3 West; Baumgarten & Fuchs
oot William T. Sutphin. owner and contractor;
Se21iI,.NE ST - and as. Eastern Gas Ap-
,,i,Tcs 90 agt Estate Of Michael Lane. owner:
e. n d Archboli. contractor. $40 80.
LEXINGTON AVE. 40 and 425; Louis
r-i-e-bbatrn act NCc'ar Realty Co. owner;
rIsr,Su Construction co. contractor: Morris
e,baniro. sub-contractor: $3.50.
STiI ST. % West samuel Brigel agt Arlig
EN- Estates Iuc. owner and contractor:
Tmannel Kapelsohn and Daniel Devoe, con-
tractors, $40
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LIS PEN DENS.

1sorI ST s.. 60 r. Of Tcbou' ave. 20x
90: George Singer agt Christina Dougherty
- al foreclosure Of MTG: attorneys, \ & II
Bloch.
Lot 81. Block &.3l5. Sec -. Bronx; Sim.
CON N Barber agt Michael Katzbroski 90 al
foreclosure Of tax licn); attorney, II Swain
SPRING ST 90: Henrietta \ Mittnacht
ant Wicgand Weber faction to restrain, ctc)
attorncy W " Sage.
BROoME ST. 5s Isidor Gottleb agt Isaa,
Eoscnwasser Ct ~ foreclosure Of mtg; at
torncy. II Gottlicb
DAILY AVE. s.. 25a.2 It Of 177th st
2I7x152G: Frederick g Uaag agt Mar,
Ryan % al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney
+ s Ackcr
BATHGATE AVE. cor 1s1st st. lot %
Tax Lien Go Of New York agt George u Oar
lev at al foreclosure OF transfer Of ta'
lem: attorney. " Gustgartcn.
t"GrH ST. ~ West; city Real Nstate G,
ogt augusta Raymond ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney. II swain
ORCHARD ST. 5. $50 II Of Main ST
- C>l03X irrog. Bronx; Title Guarantee ant
Trust co AIT Bertha Mullen ct al foreclosure
of mtIl: attorney. II Swain.
11fST ST. s. 12j 70 W Of Park ave -o.oN
10011: United Hebrew Charities OF the Clt'
Of New YORK agt lscr Bardin ct al core
closure Of mtg; attorneys, Cardozo Ma
1l5rH ST. Il West; Howard Alderman e,
al agt Elias a Cohen ct al foreclosure o'
mtcl; attorney y Frank .
MONTGOMERY AVE. @ cor fremont aye
400 3N2309X irrcg. NJ sslah home LOT M,
drcu in the city Of New York agt h'hty -
Rogers. Dr.. Ct al faction To determine cidlh]
aftofncve convey. Nilllai.s a Kelly.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. u W cor iN!
ST. 1511NtlT11. Pollock ~ O'Nell' Inc, as'
Sida Construction Co ct al taction 70 loio
close mechanics Iicnp: attorney. 4 \ O'Neili.
FULTON ST ~ Annie w HOLSTER 81 a,
AT Willard l. 1looso It al foreclosure OF
misl: attorneys Spcir q Bartlett.
l5iST ST. 80 West. Estcllo Silverberg agt
George Thalastis Ct al foreclosure OF mtg)
attorneys FiXman Lewis & Sellgsbers.
9TH AVE. f4S and 80; 7th ave. g.
I23N n 3 w Of nth 81. IL 5X1O0; warren y
CLAMP a. al agt Louis Jordan ct al tparu-
tion): attorney II Rogers.
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,,preeuAtrr would Ike few moro customers
49, ar out. FIRST class cutter ana inter-
rofcr[nros Telephone 1850 Morningside. Mrs.
ice 900 West l22d ~.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Street.

seth ST. $40 WEST.-Rooms, with board.
I'm private house. excellent cuisine; table
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
Nork.-Fafmcrs and Manufacturers National
Bank ~ I0ughkccpsic. plainiln. against cain
airline a. GrlgEs and others. defendants
IN pursuance - a judgment ~ foreclosure and
sale. daily made and entered IN the above en-
titled action and hearing date the 2lst day or
March. 1913. ]. tho undersigned, ne referee ~
said Judgment named. viii sell at public ~.
ton az the IN rhange SllefrOom, NOS. u 10
Ncscy street. in tho Borough u Manhattan
city ~ New YORK. on the 2ith day or April
1913 az D. O'Clock noon on that day, ly Joseph
T. Day. auctoueor. the premises directed ~
Tho said judgment 20 De- sold and therein DC
scr.hcd as follows.
sd that plot. piece or parcel ~ land IN tho
CITY and County ~ Sew York. with tho build
ings thereon erected bounded and described a.
follows. beginning ut point one huNni'i
DOOi feet wcstwardly from tho fouthwest cor
and running thence foufhwsstcrly and uaraIel
with Third Avenue twenty ftr 90 feet ana
i've Co inches. thence southeastern on" nun
drcd NOOi feet 10 The eide or line or lhlid
line ~ Third Avenue twenty nsc feet and I'VE
90 inches % tho s0uthwc9'"rlv corner or THIRD
Avenue and siNfv. eighth street. thence norm
westerly along fhc fIIe ar limo ~ Sixty elgh'h
street one hundred 100 feet, 60 iho point or
place az beginning
Being q part or tho same premises conveyed
g. Isaac Gflrrs d. tie Mayor. Aldermen an Il
tomuoualty OF tho city ~ New York. rs decd
dated june @fth. 1ssa. and recorded IN the OF
fro Of the Register uf tho city and county -
New Yorf. June e6n. ISIS. In Lihcr 1850 o.
convey anccs. PAGE ~"
Dated. New York March 3lsi. 1913
SAMUEL $. kOENiG Referee.
FRANK ~ IOWN.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff
% Market street. pourikeepsie. y y.
Tho following a. diagram ~ the property
90 pc ioid. IT, street number IS ilei Third
Avenue.
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nprssNAKING. ETC.-MARY l.. WALSH.
G"Erg made At short notice tronsseau1.
fsncv tailoring; moderate prices. % west
4Gth st. Phone. 1Gi2 BItah'.
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WEST sIDE-AbOve Tooth street.

ETH ST. SIG WEST. room
near Riverside. Phone 54OO. LleVa'o
Auar.fucnt 81
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 100: 20 an II stv apt;
Townsend Realty CO. 1925 Broadway, owner;
g b Movers. 1 Union square West, architect;
cost. $1,000
BROADWAY, II cor saith st: to IN II sly
Offices: VIM II Martin Trust 1928 Broad
way, owner: Townsend. Stcinlo & Haskell l32S
Broadway architects cost 5000
5lST ST &c 20 G34 West; 60 a six sty fac
tory: " w Astor. London. England, owner;
Ross & Mcneil 80 East l2d 81, architects;
cost $4,000
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS,
LOST BANKBOoKs.

BANKBOOK No 57G 453 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim TO IL IS hereby called upon 10 pl'stht
the same within ten days or submit 10 haN"E
said passbook cancelled and new one lSsue''
BANKBOOK No. 5e6. 1as OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person haNlnE
a claim TO 10 IS hereby called upon 10 ltts,ll1
the same within ten days or submit 10 lawns
said passbook cancelled and new ono lssu'l-
LOST. -Bankbook No. 55G.5lS Of Dry DOCK
Savings Institution. Any person nav no
claims upon said book is called upon 10 p.N
sent the same 20 the bank within thirty ua! +,
or the said book will be declared canccHed alln
extinguishel, and new one issued lh i''"
thereof. "
LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No. 623 e47 or
the German Savings Bank IN the CIT! on -
York corner fth Ave. and 18th ST., ISSUED 70
Catherine Kuth All persons are cduuuuri
against NEGOTIATING the same. II not returned
to the Bank ON the 18th day or April, iHl'' "a
duplicate will be issued. -----.
LOST or STOLEN handbook No. 432. l5i OF
the German savings Bank IN the city or Ne"
York corner attn ave and IAN ST.. ISSUED 10
Adolph Illg. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. T. not returned 10 tlr
bank on the 30th day Of April. 1913, duph-
cate viii be issued.
LOST. handbook No. 993.3 G3. Bank for say
ings $50 attn ave-, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 70 baih.
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WAITRESS CIIAMBEHMA1D. - Neat. udy
young Irish girl: willing and oDilgins. sool
references; city or country; wages, ~ TO 80
Domestic Exchange 32f Columbus ave. near
18th -. Tel. 9136 schuyler.
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EeMlalc.


E-TuE NEW YORK SCHOOL. or
sECRETAR FL S.
Aeolian Hall - West 4&d st-SecrctaIla
course ouly: stcnogTaphy. sccrctarial LnsIsn'
accountancy aud social amenities. Y. 81.
WHEAT Director.
STOCK GIRL for drcssmaker; one having eA-
pcicnce desired. first class reference re-
CURED Kom. ~ West 46th II.
WANTED Good. experienced dressmaker. able
20 At. SO Gp. Mime Ziusalos, Italian dress
maker 800 West 1lGth IT,
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The Bronx.

231TH ST s.. 2j.o7 n ot Carpenter ave:
Tor " sly frame dWg. 2Ox5O: " Mas. G-s
East &Gth 81, owner; Il L KnocKcuhaucr. 1901
Batnratc ave, architect. cost. s. 800
CODDlNGTcN AVE s. s.. S25 fl Of rhroe <
Neck rdi Tor Il sty frame dWg. 2C-lO; Pas
qualc Cestora. 500 East 122d ST. owner: Arthur
boehruer. l1Sth 81 and Arthur ave. architect
cost. Sl,ScO.
WEBSTER AVE, 50. 2G.1G n Of - Pauls
pi: FOR "a stv hrk lofts bldg, 25xSj: Value
Realty 60 "a l. Ernst. 40 Broadway. prcsi-
demo, owner. n W Del Claudio. i0l fremont
ave. architect; cost. $1,000
l1SIH ST w cor Monterey ave: Tor two =
sly brk tennis. J0X67.G and jON6T9; Monterey
Building &C DIARY Hcrmany. 100 Broadway
PRESIDENT, owner; Moore 4 Laudsiedcl I'd ave
and l4sth ~. architects: total cost, 100000.
INfERNALE AVE. ~ s. 2g3.S1 Il OF
Wcstchester ave. Tor a sly brk tcnmt, 50x
s.: Ernst Keller Construction 60 Ernst Keller,
431f Martha ave. prosideuO. owner Moore d
Landslcdei. 30 arc and llsth ST, architects;
cost. $780, 900
LIND AVE. W $. 373.ts IT II Of 1G9th st: for
a brk tcnmt 50XS22. Ernst Keller Construc-
tion Co ernst Keller, 10 Broadway. prosi
dcnO. owner: Moore & Landsicdel Sd ave and
l4Sth Sc. architects; cost, $4,000.
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1,pIVDFIL & POTTS, Milliners. Designers 80
,fne gInartcst Fifth ave. styles at uptown
,r,c1r III West 10Th 1t. Telephone River
side gOGG
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Gov
ornesscs, etc. TO Colleges. Schools ana Fam
lies Applv TO Mrs. 81. j. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union SQUARE
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PARK ROW - to 81; to three and sty
Offices. stores and lofts: w W Astor. owner:
J G Wosteryolt. 80 West 3ith 81, architect;
cost, $4,000.
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aiIslNESS CHANCES.

INVEST $3.50 80 5000 in lesitima,Ie, hisnly
,oio Candier Bldg, Times So. 40 West 42d 81.
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a sly private dwg, 434a532; 7 Smidt. prem
ises owner; Roger 4 Zogbaum. lj7 9TH ave.
architects; cost. 500 900
NAGlsE AVE. $. 30 Il W Of Arden ST; for
two sty apis and stores. 4Oxlg9G. Brown
Bros. Inc. 3i Cast 2oth a.. owner Workman
q Brown, JIG last 18th st. architects. cost
2sTH ST, g. 1IGt II g OK 9TH ave; Tor Il
sly stores aud lofts bldg. 41.GxSS.S; Gross
realty co. POS West SC. owner. Somncrfed *
S,So 0Ou
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AIIREN'S MILLINERY.

LADIES' TAILOR. 80 Lcnox ave lligh
tials worl. at moderate prices. Exclusive
STYLES for each customer. -