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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19
Spring Footwear for Men and
Women

For Ladies Dress Wear, neat patent is always
correct The leather may be lustral colt or kid The
patent leather Pump is much favored; and in this
particular style have some of the most attract
i've models that we have ever shown.
Patent leather buttoned shoes with dull leather
tops are also very popular Plain toes, tips III
conservative patterns, are preferred
For street wear, the fancy for Pumps has not
interfered with the popularity of buttoned Oxfords
or lace styles in either straight blucher tops.
Come in and see our display.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19

as low as So week for their work will
be named specifically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

Manhattan. with IS feet 9K inches second ;
-. Belsky, y. S 10, Manhattan. with IA feet
> inches, third; G. Louniena, T. 5. A. The
Bronx, with IA feet 81 inches. fourth.
Putting l2-pound shot (unlimted)-Won
by J. Lauzinette, p. s. So Manhattan. with
33 feet > inches; s. Weiss =. S 1871. Brook
!yn. with 80 feet 10 inches, second; G.
Fogarty, p s. A. The Bronx, with 81 feet
= inches, third, L. Thebaden. P. S III.
Manhattan, with 80 feet IL inches fourth.
Putting pound shot d15 pound class)-Won
by y. Clark, =. :. 20. Manhattan, with "a
feet inches; A. Dubroff. p $ 156. Brooklyn,
with "a feet 81 inches. second: r. OConnel
third; j. Diamond Z. s. A. The Bronx. with
=, Running high jump (S5-pound classl-Won by
. inches; J. Cuniers, p. 5. 127, Brooklyn, with
"a. Manhattan, with feet 3 inches third
D. Jankowsky, p. 5. AZ, The Bronx, with
feet inches. fourth.
sSO-yard relay race COMMUNICATION by
=. S. 10, The Bronx )Simmons Cohen Shin
kin and Friedman; y. ;. TO- Manhattan (Ci-
pona, Butcher, Titaro and Kaufman), second
p. :. o, Brooklyn (McDonnell, Christman. Bar
felt and Arbecly). third: Z. s. 40, Manhattan
Fuerstinger, Behrens, Brill and Rackowitzl,
fourth. Time, l49 3.5.
Point score--P 5. So, Manhattan, 10: = s
90. Manhattan and 2. S. 147. Manhattan. 8
each; p. 5. TO- Manhattan and p. s. ~.
The Bronx. Z each: p. s. 40, Manhattan. @;
7. s. 10, Manhattan. p. 6. TO- The Bronx.
p. s 50. Brooklyn. and p. S II The Bronx,
> each
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


o.eenstovn June i4-Caronia 'Br), New
York for Liverpool land proGeeaf1,' >..v
southampton. June l4--Oeeanic (bE)' Nc"
YORK. via Plymouth and Chero9urb. -.
Rotterdam June l4-Potsdam tDuteh)' New
York Via Boulogne. Mt, Nm
ordon Jun. l4--Iroquois tBrl, New YORK
Via Delaware Brcakwater. t m,
Buenos Ayres. June l2-DrumlsnIg 'b''
%sw York via Montevideo for Rosario
uamburg. June Weehawken tbr)' new
,,a,iiH 1une 1e-Ecremont Castle tBrl. New
York via AlgleF' S aIins leS'' BT' Ner
Yorl. Tor Buenos ANTes ana hosas.o' ,e-,
Taj;u Bar June l2-BhTon .aN1ol % - ..
New York via Aigierf ana saoaHb w.
p,,'r,on,b june 14-occsnic tBr), Ne~ YORK ,
for Cherbourg and Southampton -
rich der Crosse GER, Ne" iS'N -lI,or.ede,, .
p,esf4anf Lincoln tGcrl. New YORK f@i hei
iourg and Hamburg thnd proceeaeo o.t
Liverpool. June l3-Cedric 'br' N'N
po VIA 0uee IanS i2-wndenfes CGer,. New
York for Calcutta.
Hayre. June ~ m-Frsn's "''. wv
vo, 9Js Juno i4-cameronia OBI from di''-
es oT2, e June carmanIa Bn New York
via Cus 1Tne JISS"MinneWaska OBJ. New York
tD,S,nr1 Juns i4-Iapland Belgl. New YORK
via Dover ,.,,, c,,,,. mani
t,,or, Copenhagsnl. New YORK.
eo,.,Sstrn,or Iune 14-St Paul. New YORK VIA
Cherboure ..., -. yo-k
CO. rune la-I.uisiaua GtaD. New fork.
Rotterdam. June 10 campaneio 90 NNew
york. 10 a N. Rotterdam Duich)' Now
Worry via poulogne. -,
p-dr1e, Tyno 1.EIuetzow Gen, New YORK.
Dover. June lf-Lapland d'eisl IRON Ah'
N.,Ilt,i rpne I2-Burgermeister Hschmnnn
%" Co, ffrom Antofagasta). Boston ana Ne"
-. ~ Verdi OBri. New YORK
PASSED
sculv June l4-Lord Erne br' NeW ho'"
o.t,Tal,ar June Madonna fp. Now lofA
80 Providence for Naples ana Marsellie'
sagrcs June 1l-Cheyenne 'bf)' No" io'N '''
cone Wpath. June l4-Helig OlAv DAM New
York FOR Copenhagen.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday, June IA,
1918.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Campanla ODD, Liverpool June :
and Queenstown :. TO the Cunard IS Co, LTD,
with 50 first class 275 second class and IOO
steerage passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
at the Bar al 800 ? M >...,.. Ma. -
and Palermo % 10 Pelrce Bros Co. win
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 430 m 49,
steamer Glencoe tBr), Jucaro June 4. TO the
Munson Sc Line, with sugar. Arrived az ''V
steamer Iampasas. Galveston June 7, via
Key West. TO the Mallory 30 CO. WIN passennoo
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine AT 9.oo
steamer Gafsa (Br). Philadelphia June 10, to
Bowring 4 Co. in ballast. Left Quarantine al
steamer Lenape. Jacksonville June IL and
Charleston l., TO the Clyde SIS Co, win pas :
sengcrs and mdse. Passed In quarantine AT
Steamer Chesapeake Baltimore, to the New
York a. Baltimore Transportation CO. WIN
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at g;lV ,he H. In,ular
Line. with mdse Passed in Quarantine at :
IN. . 49,,
Standard OIL Co. with mdse Passed in quar-
Steamer Madison Newport News and Nor
folk, to the Old Dominion IS GO, win pas
sengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at
Steamer Ancona dtaD, Philadelphia June 10;
10 fairfield Solari & Co. with is cabin ana
2l0 steerage passengers and ndse. IN transit.
viii finish loading and embark passengers lot
Naples etc. Left Quarantine at 20 m.
steamer Dagfin (Nor), Manzanillo June D. 20
the Munson IS Line. with sugar Arrived Al
the Bar at II 30 a m. - 2
steamer America Gen, Hamburg June .
and Southampton and Cherbourg o.. 10 M w
Hamburg American Line, with .3s hrst, 80
second cabin. 81 third class and l.ISi steerage
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived al inc
Steamer Campania OBJ. Liverpool June. !
and Queenstown g. to the Cunard IS Co. WIN
passengers mails and mdse. In quarantine d.
1850 p m. NJ.
Steamer Ogeechee. Galveston to the Texas
CITY IS Go, with mdse Passed in quarantine
steamer iag Helredale obj, Rio de Janeiro May
sandy Hook j. June II. $50 m-Wind
north-northwest moderate breeze patN'
cloudy; light sea.
SAILED
steamers Putney Ridge OBJ, oporto' Anc0ha
QtaD. Naples. Alberto TreNes dtal' iSrS.a;
George Washington Ger, Bremen. LeeIahu
O3elgl Antwerp: Pillar de Larrinaga iBr), Ia
Plata Via Norfolk; Bermudian ON. beImuua.
NJ II Haroer - Perugia ,Br), Genoa
Joseph di Glorgio (Nor. Port Antonio: Baya-
mon san Juan, Sen Juan San Juan; El slslo'
New Orleans; Pastores 0}r), Colon; san GuB-
Nelm Utah. Naples, Saratoga, Havana Alaino,
Mobile: Wells City OBJ, Bristol; MinheaPonss
BD, London: Caledonia tIr). glasgow ar
scburz Ger) Colon: President Lincoln tGei''
Hamburg. Kursk RUSS. Ltbaui COLORADO
Brunswick. II Occidente, Galveston sahtuIy1e.
Rrunswick. city of 81 Louis. savannah
Border knight CBr). Norfolk. OLYMPIC Nhil.
southampton Hamilton, Norfolk ana Ne~Po.t
News: Wolf G}r. Norfolk: Martha Washing-
ION AUST Arleste. Guiana CUBAN Matan-
zas. Ambria GER. Hong Kong. Cihao tNorl,
Port Antonio. Archimedes tBrl Mancnester,
Herman Frasch, sabine Jainesto"h' >cy,oT1,
Arapahoe Charleston and Jacksonville, Dela-
ware philadelphia.
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NURsE.-North German; experienced neat
girl: 10 child over two years; good sew" ,an
city or country. best references; wages s5o,s'V
CalI al Lang & Boecherer co. Agency fS-io-ii
Vest AL ST
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The New York. reported as Az miles east
OF Sandy Hook az 1880 a nj yesterday. is eX-
pectcd 20 dock this forenoon
la Touralne. reported as 740 miles east OF
sandy Hook at noon yesterday. Is expected 10
dock Monday forenoon.
The Columbia, reported as 602 miles east
Of sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is expected
70 dock Monday forenoon.
The Pannonia, reported $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at p IN yesterday, is expected 20
dock late this evening or Monday forenoon.
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SEWING or WAITING
Prefers place In country all year; excellent
references NJ l. Miss Margaret smith :
\ ..cucy - West 42d 81. 'Phon" 3O5o bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

r,.s,tra,,op and steamer .. 80 z NJ.
Hawaii Guam, Philippines tNia san H..
Francisco)-U Transport .....;- 4o-ua@
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China, Phillp-
pines Cvia san Franciscol-China. June 10
japan Ooi ts O'''''' .1....-... June 10
sSI,9 10 "a, Trrancisco)--I.urline.. June 70
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands, New
Zealand. Australia (via san iran So, ~
cisco)--Manuka .......-.''. '''. - - INV -
Tahiti MarQuesss, Cook ISLANDS, Ne"
Zealahu,, ,,,s,s "'' '..,-.......-.. June ~
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China. mi
Ipplnes VITA san Francisco)-Man r,r. .,
clurId .......+..
garsu Samoan Islands. New yea
land Australia via san Francisco -. o.
Ventura o.. ss' - 90 .. '''' "
japan CGrea, nina wa" -. June 20
Japan CoIea' f,Innress ~ Jafan.... June y
Hawaii Guam. Philippines via san -. "a
FranciscoD-U 5 Transport. .......,.. june o.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New LealanI r,,,, 4
Australia (via ACKNOWLEDGEMENT JuR ~
Hawaii Cvia San Francisco)-sierra JuIy 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

AGENTS sell guaranteed hosiery, 40 per cent
profit, also neckwear.- handkerchiefs and
pctticoats. make sl5 daily; experience un-
necessary. International Mills. Chestnut and
H0th sf HhiIndnlnhln Pa
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taoluccc Reliable Employment Agency
JaFknkoE s26 sixth Avenue. Phone 30S!

Bryant. Best japanese servants furnished 10
private families: references inyestigat-a.-
JAPANESE. valet. can DO anything required IN
gentlemar's home even COOKING, give mus
sage treatment n required. best written aHl
persouaI references Address 8 4, w last
18Th st. advertising once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

GOING WEST Through CSr Service on
Household Furniture and Actomoehes ~
Reduced Rates Write or Phone.
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AGENTS WANTED Tor fast selling specially,
easy to sell and handle. big profits. Ad-
dress Raymond Specially Co. 3l4-3lS West
Goth St. New York city
AGENTS sell guaranteed hosiery, 20 per cent
profit; also neckwear,. handkerchiefs and
pctticoats, make sl5 daily; experience un-
necessary international Mills, Chestnut and
30th SITS, Philadelphia, Pa.
COUPLE.-Cook. butler. city, four in fam
lly. $50, capable; any nationality Miss
FitzGeralds Employment Bureau SOB oth
ave, entrance on i2d st
COUPLE.-Cook butler. do work small
house Spring Lake. y. J.; 500. MISS FltZ-
GeraIds Employment Bureau. 503 9th ave.
EAiiS good pay copying addresses; particulars
six stamps. Hinohey. 90 Middieport' " l.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
100000 protected positions In L. S ser
vice thousands OF vacancies every year
there Is big chance here for you, sure and
generous pay. lifetime employment; Just
ask Tor booklet r S3s no obligation. Earl
Hopkins. Washington. d. G.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wANTED.-No
canyasslng or soliciting required. good in
come assured. Address National Co-Opera-
tive Realty Company. V 1882, Marden Build
ing Washington. ID. g.
MEN or IDEAS ana inventive ability. write
Immediately for new lists of needed luYen'
lions ana lQtds NhulfI hanAOlpN q ~
Patent Experts Washington, d c.
sTENOGRAPHER. mail order business
must be good correspondent. all or spare
time. Address Charles r. Haanel, liOo syn
dlcate Trust Building. 81 Louis. No.
SONG POEMS WASTED.--We have paid
thousands Of dollars 20 song writers
US your poems or melodies. Acceptance guar
hnteed II available by largest. most success
ful concern Of the kind. We publish, ady'r-
tise. secure copyright IN your name ana pay
30 per cent u successful Hundreds Of de-
lighted clients. Write to-day for Big Maya
zine Beautiful illustrated Book aud exam
nation OF your work-ALL FREE Dug
dale Company as Dugdalc Building. wash
ington. y. e..
STOP MAKING OTHER PEOPLE RICH
start a mail order business OF your own
and earn $50 TO $3.50 a week I made SSo.uuO
the nrst nye years with small mail order
business. 10000 the nfst year. began with
s. so matter where YOU I've VIII show you
how 90 start small 10 your own home. 100
spare time, evenings. 40 nrst Experience
unnecessary. 10 rauyafslug. Send to-day for
my illustrated free booklet. n tells how
can help YOU Hcac0ck. y 5u5j. Lockpoft,
ny
WANTED Manager for mail order bust
ness. must be- fairly good correspondent.
an or spare time Chas p. Haancl 1907
syndicate Trust Building 81 Louis. 80.
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MONDAY. JUNE 1B.
Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line. closed. sails
Santa clara Hav Am-Cub -- i2 90 noon
TUESDAY. JUNE II.
X " a or Rte.nen {, l, G.30 q N 10 % a IN
Progreso barbados --...1l:OO m 100 p IA
SAINT Anna. Naples. Fabre. 300 p IN
Pennsylvania. Hamb. H-A.. - b.,D m
NoOrdam Rot dam, Hol-Am - lv.VO III
q OF savannah Savh Saw 800 = m
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS
.caupsnia IJverp'L Gun. 100 N
Caracas. Curacao, Red D. $50 IN l-'OO M
Metapan. Colon. L + Co. .. $50 IN Too N
Fitzpatrick. santos, Brazil. 100 IN 5.VV III
Mendoza. Naples. Lloyd-lt.. -
Caroline, Dunkirk, French. - 5p M
Ancon, Cristobal. Panama. - 5.OO IN
Iampasas. Galveston. Mal'y - ~ M
Comanche, Jack vile, Clyde ---- % y m
Comus New Orleans =. -- -op III
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7IANHEVIAID-t's rful seamstress. smhrt
Young Scandinavian. $50: excellent refer
eaccs. Miss Shca's Agency. 80 East i2d st.
IL IL
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uNFuRNisHED APARTMENTS.
RnROUGH OF TIE BRONX.

FOX ST. 7G0 to 7Gs. between East i56th and
Longwood ave.--4-5 rooms, bath, hot wa
ter: SIS TO s2i. Janitors.
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th and
31th SITS. until o'clock p. m. Advertise
mems received At the following branch offices
al the regular rates until o'clock .. m, via:
2G4 sth ave, S. c. cor. I'D ST.
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LOCAL REPREsENTATIYE wANTED.-No
canyasslng or soliciting required. good in
como assured Address National Co-Opera-
tive Realty Company. V 1882 Marden Build
ing. Mashlngton. y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

COOK Scotch. first class. all branches
where kitchcnmaid Is kept: excellent man
aror neat economical: highest reference.
civ Country. $40 Industrial Agency, II
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

HOVSEWORK. - Chambermald, waitress
cook; neat colored girl: experienced eN-
coitomt references. city. country. Harlem
EmpIovment Exchange. 21i0 5th ave. Phone
psi Harlem.
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DETERMINATIONS.

ANTS BEDBUGS. REACHES, ETC, En-
terminated Vermin DISCRIMINATING Co.
1874 BEDFORD ave. Brooklyn. Phone 2So'
bedford BENEFIT assured. call write. phont.
ROACHEs. BED BUGS. etc, permanently ex-
terminated: city or country; Work gusrah =
teed Eastern Insecticide CO.. A'l COLUMBUS
ave Phone S93S Schuyler.
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DOGS. CATS AND ANIMALS.

HARTsDALB CANINE CEMETERY.
Once. 1T West 25th ST, y: y; City, c.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
| CHEF.-Itallan only; young. neat, without
kitchennaid; family sails for Europe juno
| 80. personal references; $40. Nine. Carnello
| Agency 1913 West 42d. Phone 1917 Bryant.
| COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN-Can caro-
for garden. COW. chickens. etc: excellent
! references. H., Mathewson's Agency, SIS
9Th ave. Tel. 27s Bryant.
CoACHMAN, GARDENER. usEFUL,Ger-
man; very industrious; understands lawns.
| cold frames, etc; excellent references. In
dustrial Association, u West 42d.
| COUPLE-Ftench. German. English; chauf-
feur; first class all repairs. wife. chamber
| maid. waitress. lady's maid, seamstress
nurse, lapndIess; best references; go any
where. Sf0O. Nine. Carnello Agency. 1913
West 42d.
| COUPLE-French, Italian, some English;
young, plain cook, useful, man. butler,
houseman: years references; 500 Nine.
Carnello Agency, 1903 West AID ST. Phone
5G77 Bryant.
COUPLE.-German; SEQ; man outside work.
good gardener horses. cows, etc, wlto
houseworker: personal references, O., Ma
thewson Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel 37S Bry-
ant.
branches. man, butler useful; best refer
onces. old Reliable Agency. ls West Deth'
Phone Gs71 Riverside.
CCUPLE-French. English German: first
young. neat. $40 Nine Carnollo Agency 1913
west 42d 81 Phone 5077 Bryant.
ELDERLY MAN wants steady work year
round for a good home small compensa-
ton: honest. sober. reliable; has good reteI-
ence Address Permanent Man, Box Trlb-
une ONCE.
FARMLAND $50; German. good teaInster.
understands farm machinery. cattle ETC.
references. O., MathewsOn Agency, slS ON
ave. Tel 37s Bryant. .-
FARMLAND. SIS. good teamster and mixer,
farm machinery. etc. sober, industTioos'
references. J., Mathewson Agency. olS "th
ave Tel 37s Bryant.
FARMER AND HELPER. experienced. wants
work, with home for his family. can OF
address Edward Peterson i6>5 Park ave.
GARDENER First class; flowers and vege-
tables: - years practical experience; mar
rled: no children. +. =. as West 43d 81.
GENERAL MAN on gshtieman's place, gar
der. grounds. horses. cows, auto Wiling 70
go az any work. best personal references
sober, last employer can be seen. single.
J. X. care Simon, 100 East ioth 81.
taoluEcE Reliable Employment Agency
JaFknEoE s26 sixth Avenue. Phone 30s9
Rryant. Best japanese servants furnished 10
private families: references inyestigat-a.-
JAPANEsF. valet. can DO anything required IN
g.rtfeuar's home even cooking, give mas.
cage treatment n required. best written ana
persouaI references Address =. 4, -V3 lust
18Th IT.. advertising once. ----
USEFUL Man. S25. good all around man
outside work garden, horse. COW chlchens,
etc. references. W. MHthewson Agency oiS
6th ave. Tel. 3Ts Bryant
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TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

Mail for Campania closes $50 p m Iuesd
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
crncsses etc, TO Colleges. schools and Fam
lilies. Apply to Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON.
gI Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

citv or country: good references; by week or
month. il6 West 1924 81. Telephone 1864
Morufugelde
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male

COOK LAUNpREss -Youkers. -Four in fam
uy. $50 Mlss FitzGeralds Employment
Bureau. 900 Oh ave. entrance on t4d -
COOK .-Piitsfeid. Mas. four So family.
fruht bo capable. SIS Miss FitzGcrald's
EmplOyme Bureau. sos 9th ave. entrance
on i2d ~.
COOK. $50. WAITRESS So. city. four ln
family Miss Flt4Gerald's Employment
Bureau. sos 5th ave. entrance on aga ~.
COOK. -Lawrrncc. T.. J.. Swedish. six ln
family. $40 Miss FltzGcralds Employ
mont Bureau. sos 5th ave entrance On 42d
81
HOUSEWOKKER- City three in family.
$50 Mlss FItzGcrald's Employment Blu
reau. S03 9Th ave. entrance on +2d ~.
IADY's MAID-Any nationality. good hair
dresser. cheerful disposition, $50. Mics
TitzGernId's Employment Bureau. Jo3 5tir
ave. entrance on aga -.
LADY's MAID Protestant. ono lady, gooi
hairdresser. $50. Miss FitzGeralds En-
pl0ymeat Bureau. 500 9th ave, entrance on
aga 20.
Sm'MAN co. publishers OF the stoddarH
Lectures require "A few bright energetic. well
educated Indies for special work among sc-
I.ct.d list OF refined people. permanent POSI-
ton with chance 81 adyaLcemrnt for lady OF
tact and ability. excellent opp1 tunity FOR lady
without business experience 10 learn business
Welding p Iarg. income. Ryan. lJ6 Fnth ave.
STENOGRAPHER. For mail order business.
must be good correspondent. all or spare
time, Address Charles !. HaGnel 1903 syn
dIcnte Trust Building. St Louis. Mo.
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,;arman girl: good sewer. city or country,
wages $50 cali az Lang & Boecherer co.
AC.nc, t9-,T-47 West 33d ST.
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FARMLAND. SIS. good teamster and mixer,
farm machinery. etc. sober, industrious
references j. Mathewson Agency Sls 9TH
eve. Tel aIs Bryant-
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HELP WANTED.
ADVERTISING MEN WANTED.

By a large financial house
which contemplates the organ
ization of a permanent depart
ment.
A manager and several assist
ants are required at once. APP
plications will be treated in strict
confidence.
Please state age, education, ex-
perience, the class Of work you
feel best qualified for and the
salary expected.
If possible cite or submit sam
pies of recent work.
BANKER, Box 81, Tribune.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 4:2s; sunset, 7:S2; moon sets. As;
moons age, II.
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USEFUL MAN. S25. good all around man
outside work. garden. horse. COW, chickens,
.t,. references W. Mathewson Agency SIS
sth ave Tel 3Ts Bryant.
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for children: understands waiting or cham
berwork. IS. excellent references. Miss shea
Ar,.ncv. 30 East igi ST. Room I0l.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

WORKOUT COLA md silver oought y IA
Ifngman's Sons, gold and silver rehners-
John ST.
CASH FOR OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETh. otd
i.welry every description. WOHLBbhI'
563 Amsterdam ave Pnohe els1 NV. -
IN N GOLD SILVER and platinum bought
for cash. liberal allowances Tor shsef"%,e
9, GOOD condition HOWARD 81 CO. J"
John 81.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER. FI-AL NoM;
and remodelled Mccarthy - Maiden Lane
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold, silver
platlnurn. artificial teeth. pawn tickets. Bors'
l46 West 23d 81.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private
family. city or country; years experience,
FIRST class references. Wan. Hdmmonds, Jbo3
sth ave.
MAN aged ~, desires position In country;
strong and willing. Chas FRANK y sutton
Place.
SITUATION WANTED by competent drug
salesman: thoroughly acquainted with JOB
hers and retail drug trade In Illinois. Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Geo j. SHERMAN DO
West I4th st., Chicago.
YOUNG MAN go. three years selling eh-
ncrIence desires to connect ar salesman with
reputable concern a. David. Ill RidgeNood
ave- Brooklyn.
Female
EXECUTIVE HOUSEHOLDER. by American
protestant woman; experienced teacher ana
marion: In school or other institution. Ad-
dress. Miss l.. J. Loucks. 5tS chapel st. Ne"
Haven Conn.
Young LADY for tutor or goVcrne9s Tor chll
dren; city or country; references eAeHahbeu'
4, C'anonburv Road. Jamaica, j.. l.
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I,vUEUNAJD : WAITRESS. = F'lnnish,
neat. willing: highest references. $50 seu-
dcrItng's Agency 1913 Madison ave. Tele-
phop. I4T4 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15
INVENTIONS DEVELOPED.

W., PERFECT. CONSTRUCT. TEST THE
operation and market your invention. Iht.r
rational Corporation OF Modern improvements
900 West 42d 81 Phone olo3 Bryant
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

OLD JEWELRY remodelled 20 look Ike new
Rrpairing a speciality. w Heckel jewelei
81 Nassau 81.