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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30
Announcements

At the Highlands Methodist church to-
day there will be given programme of
music and song at the evening service,
beginning at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. c. E..
bowman, Jr., is organist and the choir
is under her direction. Following is the
programmes:
1.eiuue Largo (New World Symphony
CDvorak).
Hymn No. So
Prayer and responsive reading.
Anthem, "The Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away (Woodward).
| Organ (a) Spring Song" (Mendels-
sohn; (b) Schuberts Serenade.
Duet, tenor and soprano from Hymn
of Praise (Mendelssohn). ~s
Announcements.
| Baritone solo, H. F. Morton.
Festival TIE Deum Dudley Buck).
Benediction.
Postlude. B fiat wesD.
At the\ First Baptist church this even
ing at 8 O'Clock the following musical
programme will be rendered:
Grand March. professionally IL. w.
Hardy. y
Relgioso, MELODY of Peace" Carroll
MARTINI.
,ntei mezzo. from "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana Up. MascagnD.
Reverie, In Garden of Melody" (W.
F. Ludds)
Trio Romance from "L'Eclair" CHa-
levy.
Violin: Miss r. Bennett: flute, M. H.
Naylor;; organ. Mrs. B. Mccoy.
A Classic. "Traumerer (R. Schumann).
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there is little doubt that he thinks that
the Martians have been signalling to the
earth. During the long observations-70
nights were thus spent in 1909-M. Lei
Coulrte observed series of ''luminous
asparltions of blush white color resem-
bling the light of powerful electric arc
lights or searchlights. At first these
lights appeared for seconds. and then dis
appeared, but in the following weeks the
intervals lasted minutes and were always
from the same spots.
During the past six or seven years the
same lights have been seen by astrono-
mers in different parts of the world. whcl
have put them down to atmospheric oiS
volcanic origin. M. LIE Coultre does not
agree with this theory He will CONTINUED
his researches from January next on the
summit of Mount Saleve 1900 feet high
above Geneva, where new observatory
has just been completed.
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JeniSOn
Real Estate & InS. Co.
Ground Floor First National
Bank Building
Blind Have Club

blind womens club is one of Gotham s
cosmopolitan uniquities. It's meeting place
Is the light house on Fffty-ninth street.
and it is just as enlightened and pro-
gressve as any club in the country. 1t
holds dafices, recitals and other forms of
entertainment. Nearly all the members
are self-supporting and all are said to
have cares and duties that leave them
no time to worry about being blind The
corresponding secretary is one of the best
stenographers in the city. Another MEM
Der is an expert switchboard operator,
says a New York special to the Louisville
Herald. The chairman of the committee
on literature is a great reader, tho to-
tally blind. One who has been sightless
for 80 years takes boarders and is her own
cook and houseworker. Her more for
ttfnate boarders marvel at her thorough
ness.
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Saw Signals From Mars

M. lie Coultre. the distinguished Swiss
astronomer, who is at the head of the
Geneva observatory, has Just made public
his researches concerning the planet Mars.
which he has been studying for the last
five years, says a Geneva cable to the
New York Sun.
Although very reserved in his language
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30
Christian Churches

first street.-The Rev. Henry Pearce At
kins. pastor, will preach at II o'clock
this morning and again at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. His morning sermon will be
on the subject, Religion as a Luxury
or a Necessity-Which?" The subject of
the afternoon is, Lives Without Depth"
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Lutheran Churches

Christ English, corner Seventh avenue
and Twenty-third street north-The Rev.
E. Fl. Copenhaver pastor will preach this
morning at II o'clock on the subject, The
Secret of Contented Life He will also
occupy the pulpit at s o'clock this even
ing. Sunday school meets at $3.50.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist

Eleventh avenue and Twenty-first street
south--Services this morning at IL o'clock
and this evening at s O'Clock. The subject
of this mornings lesson-sermon is AN
cient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism, Denounced.
Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening
at & o'clock.
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Methodist Churches

First, Sixth avenue and Nineteenth
street, north-Dr. L. c. Branscomb, pre-
siding elder. will preach the sermon at
the II o'clock service this morning and In
the evening at 7:45 O'Clock the Rev. ]. w,
johnson. pastor, will peach.
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Eleventh Avenue, corner Eleventh av
enue and Twelfth street. south-The pas
tor, the Rev. Henry NJ. Stevenson. viii
preach at il o'clock this morning ant
again at 7:30 this evening. Plans for tn,
new conference year will also be dis
eussed and 1t is said that an interesting
service will be had. Sunday school begin,
at $780,
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Catholic Churches

st. Pauls, Third avenue and Twenty
second street-Masses today will be as
usual. $50, 1880 $3.50 and 1O:30 o'clock
The $3.50 mass is for the Sunday school,
and the last mass is high mass. Even
ing devotions consisting of rosary, lit
any, conference and benediction of the
blessed sacrament, begin at 1880 O'Clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
church this evening the Rev. r. A. FL
wood, pastor of the Board Walk Presby-
terian church. Atlantic City, N. j.. will
speak. The New Jersey pastor speaks at
the Young Mems Christian association
this afternoon at o'clock and will be
the guest of the Rev. J. M. Broadly, pas
tor of the Fifth Avenue church, tonight.
He comes to Birmingham with wide
reputation as a lecturer and will doubt
less be greeted by large audience at the
church, as well as the Young Mems
Christian association.
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Simpson, Seventh avenue and Twenty
ffth street, north-The pastor will preach
at IL o'clock this morning, taking for hi,
subject Our Hymns" The evening serv
Ice VIII be of an evangelstic nature ant
promises to be interesting.
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Altrurian Chruch

DR.. l.. A. Fealy, pastor, will preach
this morning at 1890 on the subject,
1.-THE Parable of Peters Vision"
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the music, and the pastor will preach a.
sermon ON the subject, Deep Sea Fish
ing. The Rev W. M. Blackwelder is
pastor.
FIRST, corner Sixth avenue and Twenty
second street-Services and preaching this
morning at II O'Clock, with the pastor in
.he puipt' The evening service will be
musical and will begin at O'Clock the
orchestra leading. Prof. C. A. Brown will
sing at the morning service today and
each Sunday hereafter. He will also be
director of the newly organized choir. The
Baptist Sunday School institute will be
formally opened at 3 o'clock this afternoon
and VIII continue through the week under
the direction of Mr.. Strickland, the Bap-
tist Sunday school secretary of the state.
Park Avenue, corner Park avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, North Birmingham
-Ihe pastor, the Rev. S. J. Parrish, will
preach this morning at II o'clock on the
| subject, my Fathers Bible" At 3
O'Clock this afternoon there will be a
mass meeting for the young people and
at the evening service hte pastor will
preach on Underwood and Hobson." Fol-
lowing the sermon there will be admin
istered the ordinance of baptism
Southside, corner Eleventh avenue and
Nineteenth street, south-The Rev. Pres
ton Blake, pastor will preach this MORN
ing at IL o'clock and again this even
ing at 7:30. The subject of his morning 8
sermon is to be THE Hands of Jesus, .
and that of the evening, ''The Palm Tree
Christian The ordinance of baptism will
be administered after the evening SER
vice. Sunday school begins at $780,
West Woodlawn, Forty-seventh street
and Fifth avenue. north-The Rev. John
w. Stewart, pastor, will occupy the pull
pit this morning at IL o'clock and again
this evening at 1880. The subject of his
morning sermon will be- Breaking the
Alabaster Cruise of Ointment" and that
of the evening will be. Power and Obed-
ience.' Sunday school begins at $3.50.
Ruhama, Underwood avenue, near Sew
enty-seventh street, East Lake-The Rev.
James r. Edwards, pastor, will occupy
the pulpit at IL o'clock this morning,
taking for his subject "The Beauties
of encouragement" The evening service
will be the regular monthly concert, con-
Quoted by the double quartet, which will
render a very pleasing programme. Miss
Garce Schimnel will sing solo and the
entirs congregation will sing. Mrs. Grant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30
MEN AND EVENTS
OF THE CHURCHES

Today is the first Sunday of Advent, the
beginning of the church year. Advent is
a season of preparation for the great fes-
tival of Christmas, just as Lent is the
preparation of Easter. 1t is observed
by the Catholic church and the Anglican
communion. including the Protestant
Episcopal church of the United States.
In the Catholic church the Gloria in
Excelsis Dec" is omitted from the mass
throughout Advent
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Highlands. Five Points-At the II clock
service this morning DR.. j. c. Morris
VIII deliver the sermon. The evening
service at 7:45 o'clock will be one of music
ana song under the direction of Mrs. c.
H. bowman, Jr.. organist and choir di-
rector Sunday school begins at 9.3O
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The Seventy-sixth Street Presbyterian
church, East Lake, is preparing to pre-
sent play in the near future, the pro-
ceeds of which will go toward alleviating
the condition of the poor at Christmas
time. The committee in charge of the
proposed play will meet tomorrow night
and discuss plans for the event
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30

East Lake. corner Seventy-eight stree,
ana walker avenue-The pastor, the Rev.
X. Il. Tyler, will preach at both the
morning and evening services today, the
SUBJECT OF his morning discourse being
THE Crown of Life and that of the
evening Popular Excuses" The Mere
dith chorus will furnish the music Sun
day school begins at $50.
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Presbyterian Churches

Birmingham Cumberland, Twentv-sev.
enth street and Twelfth avenue. Nor
wood-At II O'Clock this morning the Rev
William II. Butler, pastor, will deliver
the sermon on the subject "The Evils
threatening Modern Society" There will
be no evening service. Sunday school
starts at $50.
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will preside at the organ and Professor
Thomas will be in charge of the musical
event.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30

Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, Avenue
F and Fourteenth street-Sunday masses
at and 10 o'clock. Evening devotions
at the usual hour.
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Baptist Churches

west End corner Tuscaloosa avenue and
hawkins street, West End-The adult
mems class will conduct the services AT
CLOCK this morning. An especially
attractive feature of the services will be
ene ipuslc' and the pastor will preach a
sermon ON the subject, Deep Sea Fish
ing" The Rev w. M. Blackwelder is
pastor.
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L
wood-At II o'clock this morning the Rev
William II. Butler. pastor Will deliver
the sermon on the subject 'The Evils
threatening Modern Society,"" There will
De no evening service. Sunday school
starts at $50.
First, Fourth avenue and Twenty-frst
street.-The pastor. DR.. John S. Foster.
VIII preach this morning at II O'Clock talk
ing as his subject '.C,hristianitv ar
Work" He will also occupy the pulpit
at the evening service, beginning al 40
o CLOCK. The Christian Endeavor meets
at o:45 this evening. On Wednesday a
service of song and praise will be held.
beginning at 7:45. Sunday school this
morning at 9:S0 =
Vine Street, corner Vine street and Cot.
ton avenue, West End-The Rev. Willia m
b. Holmes, pastor will preach at both
services today. His morning subject is
The Path of Conservation" and that of
the evening Saving. Sacrifice" Sun
day school begins at $50.
| Fifth Avenue. corner Fifth avenue and
Eighteenth street.-The Rev. J. M
broadly, pastor. will occupy the pulnit
this morning at II O'Clock, taking for his
subject Character" In the evening the
Rev. K. A. Elwood, pastor of the Board
walk cnurcn at Atlantic City, n L. will
speak. Sunday school begins at 30
estm1nster corner Twenty-ffth street
ana thirteenth avenue-The Rev ]. Frank
1ufner, pastor. will preach this morning
at IL O'Clock and again this evening al
f:So The subject of his mornings dis
course is to be "A Heroic Battle and
that of the evening What Is Better Thar
Being Saved?' Sunday school at $50
Elghty-third Street corner Walker ay
enue and Eighty-third street, East Lake
The pastor the Rev. S. G. McClunev. will
occupy the pulpit this morning at II
O'Clock and again this evening at 7
O'Clock. The subject of his mornings SER
mon Is to be Fruit Bearing" Sunday
school begins at 9:45
South Highlands, corner Highland av-
enue and Twenty-first street.-The Rev
Henry M. Edmunds, pastor will deliver
Two sermons today, one this morning at
Ii clock and another this evening. The
morning topic will be 1.-THE Habit of
thanksgiving" and that of the evening
Is to be Hard Travel"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30

War March of the Priests, from ASH
ALA IF. Mendelssohn).
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATEs-One cent n word a dayi no nj.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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SU MON S.

SUPREME COZ T. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Henry Struuler Plaintiff against JOnn
Catg,,i. john Tocarily. Jesse watson. a.
E,c,It,J u Bankruptcy oi John Focaril'.
Antonio DerltG. samuel Goldberg, 10" Espe
disro PATSY F'rrara. Louis DeNita. AndtgIio
B'NudrN Frank ~arordiuo. Joe Sander. Paul
pUaua Flurlch Il,orso. Tony l.sdenls, peter
RIualdo and Angelo Arcuico, Defendants
Summons
them.
You ar, hereby summon rd to answer the
complaint u this action and 10 serve a copy
ar your answer on Ga" plsiufirs attorneys
within twenty days after tine service OF thi~
stmru0us exclusive OF tho day OF service,
and lu case OF your failure 20 appear o.
answer. Judgment win he taken against you
bv default for ia, relief demanded I'm the
complaint
dated New york. June 25th. 1872
OTTEWBOIRG. SLENDER & HOUSTON.
Attorneys rUr Plaintiff. Oh.,c aHd Post
olIcc address. 200 Fifth Avenue Borough
Of Manhattan. New York cry
To the above named Defendant John Fo-
Garlic.
Tho foregoing summons is served upon you
b. nuuI.gaI Ion pursuant Co an order Of Hon
Edward H. Amend, Justice OF the supreme
count or the state OF View York. dated J8uu-
arv SIT 1913 ami nl"d With IN" complaint
lon 'h, ofIc. of the clerk 81 the county OF
New york III the county Court hOus" IN tho
borough Of ManLHtlnu. city ~ View YORK
The original com plant was duly lied in SAID
or'cs on tho @5th day ~ June 1912
Dated New York. January ION. lNl5.
OT-TERBOTRG. STEINDLEE 4 HOUSTON.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff Of'ce and Post
office address. .uu Firth avenue Borough
NT.rfaffar New NDrl.
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ANoTYPeWRlTeRs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
I'm Underwoods. Reminztons. divers. Sm!ths
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ELIZABETH ST. Is City ~ New. York az,
va, va Cohen UoticN OF levy. attorney, 4 Il
lolsT ST. 3I7 fast: Tenen.r, House D.na-,-
Heht aSi Maydan Realty ana Construction 90
h1tMc OF levy, attorucy. \ T. Watson
lV-D ST 324 East. same agt Barnet GecRle
Wotl.c ~ levy. attorne". \ Y Watson
WEBSTER AVE r. 1854 q u OF 10Th
81, ''N'"c; Louis SdlzbcTS at Gerard Building
- ~ al fore losurc or mtg: attorney. J.
Wendell jr
'IH AVE. . +, - n n of 1921 ST. 20XIj:
hidnche J. Plautc Ct al art Marie " Rutland
'l a. foreclosure OF mtg: attorney. \ stern
-"IH SIT, Pa East. paw Hunger aE' Paul
H"IarA 90 al action 20 f0rcclosc c.hanin's
LEM. attorney. : Mcisei
list ST. 30 West: Alison CO ar; Margaret
MCkoon action 10 establish Icu, attorne!. r.
Brady
BARNES AVE. 5. .04 n ~ Til4,r e..
-u-.kNN- II. MnrN IIaNIland AL Isahele
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EAST SIDE-Below tooth street.

4STH ST. 70 EAST.--Desirsble suite; also
large rooms: excellent cuisine.
LEXINGTON AVE. l52 Superior table; Gle
CANT rooms. house heated: hath; hot water
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED by CLIENTS LOANS $500 TO
SO ZOO on lst mortgage a. and 10 per cent.
good titles. no risk or expense. Write az once
T.. " EARL attorney, FL Paso, Tex.
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Moore,. foreclosure o. MTG; attorneys. Clo1Le'
Koch & Eeidy. 49,.
Sarria. estate. lot POS map % Samlcv estate
actions: Stuard Realty 90 sgt benjamin
friedman foreclosure OF mtgs'; sttorney, \
$ Gilbert -
IS,TU ST. SIS ~ n W Of Bathssts aye. 2nI
9-. BENJAMIN " q Brown sst Mountain con
strucrion 20 ~ Al foreclosure OF mtg. sttoG-
i-1II ST 8 70 Il IS or 9Th ave. 1882
John \ stewart 81 a sEt Alfred Ba. Imam
n al ,Corfclosrro OF mtg. attorneys, Philhin.
Beaf.granl Mcnken 4 GTl7con.
I1rrTI ~ oJl West. Fannie r Wolfe % Al
AL rlailie KswpDirth ~ al foreclosure OF
rr,ei. attorneys. He' mann < Herman.
NTH ST go west, simon Pretzfclr az
I,fu;.io tsquDvirth q al foreclosure ~ mtg,
at,otreyg. Ue,Tnsnu & Herman.
I7oTU ST. SOS Est. Paul tIm.iaso aet
William RILEY ~ al foreclosure c' mtg
.tcr~e,. Doycla,
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FOR SALE.

FsTNPTTsHED furnished room house Nedd'
cood condition, in Ane reIGhoorhoou' q"
Fast "Sth 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

KELLY. WILLIAM P.-PuRSi Ant TO AN
order ~ Hon. Frank '. Mi.iard, surrogate OF
tho creditors or william r. Kelly late Of $40
paIisadc Avenue. Yonkers. New YORK. de
,eaead 20 present their claims against said de
..assd 10 the said Surrogate OF Wes:chester
COUNTY At his ONCE in White Plains. ~ Y on
or Il, fore the 10Th DAY OF January. 1913, 10
VI ~ tho Surrogate 10 determine the amount
., he Tond to be required from the under
stoned as Administrators OF III" Estate OF said
CSressed and that IL Is her Intention 10 apply
,or Letters OF Administration upon the estate
OF said deceased. pursuant 10 that provision OF
,'r,Cb ,ro,.idss that where tho next OF kin
consent The peralty ot the bond need not ex.
ceed double the amount OF the Claims OF
creditors presented 10 the Surrogate as therein
rrovid.d INT that no bond 20 given shall be
"a, les. man Five thousand c5 00O.0ol Dollars.
EMMA F. KELLY
Wifn OF said Deceased.
rrIEpy = ALBEE, Petitioners Attorney.
once and postofIce address. pobbs Ferry,
y. Y.
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Female

EDUCATED German girl wishes 20 assist ADV
Of the house in her household duties no
servants position: no agents loves children.
q Tribune nrlle
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BROOKIY

I? LINDEN AVE, FIATBUSH--Tars
comfortable sunny room; lavstoTy. opposite
lhTarr. also small room, board. telephone.
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lost RtNkBOOk>.

.RANKBOOK 40 435.Gr3 Of Oh" Union pimH
savings ban. IS missing Any person having
claim 10 30 is .ei"ey ,a.lel Gpon ~ f' 49,
the same Within ten DAYS or sHtm' 7" udl' ~
said passbooE cancelled and now on" issued
HANDBOOK No. 547GJ3 Of The Union Dime
Savings Eaug IFS missing Any person ISNNtE
a Cl1im 20 it IS hereby called upon 10 rT"1@hl
the SAM Within Ton aa>s or submit 10 L.a' '..7
SAID passhook cancelled and r"w one issued.
IoS1 oP STOLEN gaal;book SO. 44I.aIS o.
a., German Savings Bank ~ 'he 'llN OF .\'N
York corner f'h ave. and l4ih s'.' issue nv
bertha psUae All pcrAohS ar 'dA'l'h''
a.atrsf negotiating the same. u not returned
20 the bank on tha ~ day % February. 1919.
dupli a." Will oe - % ----.-------
T.O-I- Esukbool. 10 458, sn ~ Dry Dock Say-
irgs Institution. Auv person having claims
urop said BOOB is called upon 60 present 81"
anne 70 the bank within thirty days or I-'
said book viii DO dec area rsHt"u'd t,l' ~
tlueuishoa and & new one issued in iI'h t"''''',
lost EtrEl,as 40 80 -g4 Of Dry bu.H SAL
inss lus,i,u,Iou. ANY person having claims
irpr said book is called uuou 90 present rye
-sme 70 flo nauh within .hif'y I''s "r i"e
said book VII be deolat"t I."',-a an. IN
'ineuishgd and new ono issued iu Leu i1-i."l-
IOST.-R.ukbo0 No. .cl u.5 OF U.v Do.h Sa.
mrs Institution. Any person having ''''.-
uyon said look b. calico upou 9" present 10,
arr5 20 The hank Within thirty DAYS o. 'u'
sid hook viii be- declared cancelled ana "N
tiusJisNe5 and new one issued ~ Ecu i.'i'''.
LOST -passsook 10 10t.s74 issued ~ the
Union Square savings Bank. '"fMNI'i i"'
Institution Tor ITO ~a' nv "' Nl'.' ''...
clerks Finder viii please return IL 10 i"'
bank
lost. -BsnkbaoR 40 ASH, Seam'n's Bank
for Savusa Nos 4 ard g Wall st. ""
York Payment stopped and cancellation ape
piled for Please return ~ laEh.
: OS1' --Ranthoof No. a. ---. Sesr"u's Es1"
for S.vines Soc = ard = va. e. 80"
Yort payment stopped ana can. citation "i-
rliea 10. Please return 20 bank.
LOST Bankboos No 1858 90. BAnh fo- sar
inc, 30 a. ave. New NDr. Payment
stopped Please return hooa % Lsah
lost RanKbool 40. lOlSG'9 Hauk FOR ss'-
ing. 80 4tt ave. New York. l9' mrHi
stopped Please return boo. % bank
LOC7'-Bankbook 30. 100 s4i Bank ,or saL.
irss 81 a.. ave. New Y"I. Payment
STONED Phase return bod. % bank
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RESORTS.
SANITARIUMS.

This registry contains informa-
ton regarding class of cases treat
ed at the best American institu-
tons, working along the most sci
entifc lines and where the interest
of the patient is thoroughly safe
guarded under the most approved
sanitary conditions.
Booklets and circulars OF the following
sanltariums are on hle 81 tho Tribune
Information Bureau. 800 Tribune Build
ing, New York City.
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Young MAN. %. six years experience in
clerical WORK. 1000 fgurer. writer, typist
lives with parents about Sl2 william cole
AZ Fort Washington ave.
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- tl4 East Seth -, owners: \ C c
-. 49, ,p'Iio5 Fark ave, architect; $4,000.
The Bronx.
-.ev AVE. > s.. 9O3G n s. q Olms cad
sIChi . sty frame t0nWt. 2JNtu. Charles
,,e, io oG-Q Watson ave, owner; Henry
( psvtei-. 1oa- fremont ave, architect. $1,000.
9'ffbfow AVE s. ~ Il &c, Of Z TTa7,o ave
o. q 10 Gui,lNy ave owner. Robert g
rtorn,. SSiie Ouimb, ave. architect; 5000.
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LIS PENDENS.

s-pr,-r 81. s. s. glT.G II Of west shore
PkP@4 ,4srf af high water marx. .OlX1lr:
q y. \, Te-resoni sgt Martin J Earle, - a.
ltIy ~ foreclosure Of mtc1, attorneys savers
go,hers an. OBJ a.o qAyoi5. Albert y.
4. Ggeogrs az l.S"~ "G Tgens e. 3, 'r'-
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SALESMAN. experienced. wishes representa-
fiou ror baltimore and The South. best ct
references T. W. Radcliffe % North Greene
! BsIfftvorc Md
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A DIAMOND AND PEARL EARilNE
on SUNDAY morning. between tenfa' fari'
West and Amsterdam ave. O.. 3fth 81. lt'"a' p.
Return 10 NEVADA, Broadway and h'iE S"'
Apartment Az
j. OST-AT ms .sTOE THEATRE. \ bla' \
and purple t5aGoi opera taE. Al "a ,"lGa' y
matinee Reward II returned 10 IN" H"n'i'.N
Hudson Riverside Drive. lluth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

COVERINGS Visiting; Svedish. well edu-
rs'ed fine eii, French and piano. goo
teacher Mrs Hclga Hoyngs Agency w
I.enOx ave. Tel. ll3 Morningside.