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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
Observation-Disclosures.

uNF LIVINGSTON Imported and Domestic
| Millinery.-We utilize your own mateIla'
| in copying French material. FROM sIVo up
J 3sls broadway. Phone Audubon us.
| NIF.TKE. Importing Tailor. formerly with
| Brooks Bros AS 9th ave. upstairs custom
| work exclusively. within your prices. we nave
what YOU want.
DRESsMhKING. ETC.-MARY J.. WALSH.
Gowns made az short notice; trou-ae,.uN
fancy tailoring. moderate prices o. Ne'r
10Th - Phone. 1913. Bryant.
BADER ladies' tailor and dressmak.L'
80 West 4fth r.. near Broadway. SUITS
So up. guaranteed workmanship ana NJ
Phone 26oS BRYANT.
DREsSMAKER. MGLLINER.- Model Lor
sale. also hat; very reasonan.,, o, Us,
made from s. up. evening gov u~. A'.'rl
cos,umes \ WARD. 260 West ll'th ST.
SAMUEL, COHEN. ladies' tailor; first class
workmanship. Try my ST. special N''' /,
action guaranteed; 81 20 Tribune readers ~
East ll0th st. near Oh ave.
BPINpEIL & POTTS. Mniners. Designers.
THO srnartest FIFTH ave. styles At uptown
prices. ia West l0ith 81. Telephone RIVER
slds-3o5o
EMPIRE DOLLAR SKIRT CO. n. schncider
leader IN style. skirts 81; SUITS 81 su'.
my material S1i: satin lined. 1888 MAUI
son ave.
NJ sAKs. LADIES TAILOR. col W. 1901, -.
i will MAKE up suits from 80 10 Sow
worth $50 ~ and STYLE absoiute'y s"a''"
teed: your own material nidc ~
MIILINFRY-s. V Bennett. li5 Lexington
I've cor 5lst st.: ladies' own material USED.
Telephone Madison Square-3SS.
I CAN COMPARE my CLASSY $40 suits to any
So suit made: personal attention L.
GiIRERT. 100 9Th ave. near 43th 50.
NNE RENNETT.- Millinery importer. for.
morly Fifth ave 2Oi West 9bth ~. i'nl'S
trimmed hats specially, 50 TO $40.
: GTTCK-iadies' tailor; fancy suits. rlding
habits: perfect ~ guaranteed. prices sulcty
reasonable. 81 Columbus ave, near estn ST.
FIRST CLASS LADIES' TAILOR. Tel. 1537
so West 18Th 81 d. Brown
DREssNfAKER- Competent: makes and re,
models. children's "A speciality. Juliet. l2s
East 18th ST. Tel. 40s StuyYesant
DRF.SSMAKER Good litter; stylish dresses
designed: French copied. out, Phone mar
lem tlb6 Apartment 80.
MISS n BFABER-Up-to-dat date. fashionable;
gowns ready made and 1" order: satisiac.io"
guaranteed. reasonable pri IS. 80 w. lloth 81.
A PEII.EGRINELLI. lady's tailor; separate pa az,
skirts speciality; suits to order' |''oV W.
ISIS sth ave corner 18th st, y. Y --
J. LAWRENCE, o.. -.
Tel. 1921 Mad. So. IL w %is' 81
Fashionable Dressmakcr
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Male.

fOt LTRNMAN.-S3O German. we'll expert
enced and capable: incubators. etc; first
class personal references. Wilhelm Mathew
son Agency SIS 9TH ave. Tel. 3IS BRYANT.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private
family: good mechanic. careful driver.
honest. sober and reliable at all hours.
Piorce-Arrow expert: can handle any make
of gasolcne car; first class references. J. r..
Box 10 Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broad
way.
CHAUFFEUR - Former demonstrator-tn
struCtor wishes position with private fam
fly; Pierce-Arrow expert; unequalled family.
trade and personal references: glad 10 give
trial. Arthur. care Van Pclt, 80 Manhat-
tan ave.
CHAUFFEUR and MACHINIsT.- Married: et
present employed as chauffeur and supern-
tcndent Of estate: wishes 10 make change. S35
Al references. Write Chauffeur, Az fremont
ave.
ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER OF ability
and experience. moving 20 suburb of
New York from Philadelphia. is open for a
position; thoroughly familiar with Protestant
and Jewish services. Address {. o, $40
Broad st, Newark, y. J.
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HAIR DRESSING, MANICURING.

H. VI. O'NEAB Constructor OF Hair Goods
Catering TO my ladys needs in hairdressing,
mantcuring facial and scalp massage, chirop-
ody. 2G4S Broadway, near Tooth 1t. Phone
Riverside 1872.
HAIRDRESSING. Marcel waving, manicur-
ing facial. scalp massage. electric vibra
tor. Mrs. L. Morgan. fine human hair goods
a speciality. s+6iz 9th ave.
NINE. MARIE.--HIGH CLASS MANICURE
parlors. 500 9th ave. near 18th IT.
sPRAHAN SCALP TREATMENT, facial mas
sage. electrolysis. Telephone Morningsids
6s5s. Or. Agnes Oberrieth, Chiropodist. SAT
West 10th St, n. 9. corner Of Broadway; en-
trance in 10th II.
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

PNEUMATIC TANK WATER SUPPLY sys-
tens. hand, electric and gasoene pumps.
power gasolene engines; silos, ensilage ma
chinery. Bunt Moss CO.. 81 Warren ST.. New
York.
METZ e WEISS OIL ENGINES operate on
kerosene, fuel and crude oils. 12S Mott st.,
No
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BUSINESS CARDS
BOOKS AND PRINTS.

WOOD ENGRAVINGS AND WATER COL
ors by Elbrdge Kingsley, old and rare prints
by BartolozZi, WieriS etc, portraits OF nota-
bles, old New York views, etc. Let me know
Room 301
BOOKS AND SETS; ALSO OLD POSTAGE
stamps wanted for cash. WEBER. $50
Broadway, BROOKLYN
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BROOKLYN
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ATT ENTIONi
We taye a special and revised list OF high
class accommodations. personally Inspected
can and examine our registry; services cost
yoI nothing.
lgJ COLUMBUS AVE. Tel sG23 Columbus.
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PAWN TICKETS.

WE BUY PAWN TICKETS. old gold. plati-
mum. diamonds, pearls. III. FEINGOLD.
si5 9th ave. bet. 37th and 3sth SITS. Bust
ness confidential
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LAWYERS.

| ALL CASES HANDLED; advice free: will
| aid you legally. No charge unless you win.
| Lawyer HAYES 149 Broadway. Room 536.
| LAWYER, American, OF highest standing
| consultation free. Suite 1928. Masonic Hall,
| II West 23d ST.. phone 4i54 Gramercy; Sun
DAYS: evenings until 9.
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USEFUL MAN-S2j; German; care OF horses.
COWS, chickens, etc; excellent references.
carr, care OF Mathewson's Agency, SIS 9Th
ave. Tel. 37s Bryant
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PATENTS that should produce
large fortunes II properly handled. Small
capital needed 10 manufacture, or our clients
will sell outright. Randolph * Co. Patent At
torneys. Washington, ID. G.
LIME PLANT FOR SALE HIGHEST CLASS
OF CHEMICAL AND BUILDING TRADE
~ THE EAST. J. b, BOX, 80. TRIBUNE
OFFICE.
CHAIRS. wood foaurng. all maple, 500 each.
COLUMBUS MFG. & SUPPLY CO., So
9th ave.
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DISTRICT MANAGERS wanted cvorywhere
To- market Prof. Hirsch's famous rat AMI
bug eXterIninatOrs, used by L. :. Govern
ucnt Write for territory and literature.
samples, 2Jc; guaranteed. References re-
quirCd Prof Hirsch Chemical Co, Suite
10. No - Elm ST. New York city.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

NATIONAL WAREHOUSE co, l3s-14O q.
57th ST., storage. moving. packing. ship
ming: automobile or padded horse vans; city
or country: moderate rates. Tel. $3.50 Plaza
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. so7
West 3Ith Showing. storing, packing,
shipping Telephone 1890 Murray Hill.
DAUBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE, IS LIST ave.
Storage. moving. packing. shipping;
safes and pianos moved. Tel 124-Orchard.
M'KINLEY STORAGE CO. 232 East 11sth.-
Vans for moving; shipping, packing; mod
crate charges Tel. isli-Hsriem.
DAIBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 70 LIST
ave.-Storage, moving, packing. shipping
safes and pianos moved. Tel. l2f-Orchard
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CLOVES.

". DENKERT. grade gloves to order a
speciality. infants wear manufactured on
premises. 2749 Broadway, at 1O6th st. Phone
Riyersidc-fT29
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MONTAGUE TERRACE (Heights) Most
Convenient locality greater New York; sub
way; i've minutes Manbattan; corner trolley
70 Broadway; neighbour God arstocratic,
table superior. terms moderate. Main 300.
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ELLING COMPANlON. VALET.

Swedish young man, best references. gives
MASSAGE Mrs. Helga Hoying's Agency, 23;'
-enoX ave Tel. rs Morniugside
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CCT-PT-F French. butlcr, valet; wife first
class cook good manager; excellent refer
cnces: city or country. Industrial Agency ID
West 42d St
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HAIR GOODS.

BUY HAIR GOODS direct from manufacturer
save hairdressers pront: switches, pompa
dours. from your own combines, $50. RAUcH
10 West 18th 81.
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COTPLE.-Neat. willing; good cook; excellent
gardener: finest reference c0loIea; Tl,y
-R-COACHMAN.- Scotch, married,
aged 40: efficient mechanic; careful driver
strictly temperate; reliable; unqueSuonable
references furnished: VIII go Ahy "heie' 'ido
Itcnaid olI INeSf 18Th st
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST Little white Maltese TERROR. straycd
o3d ST. and Madison ave, feet and face
ShaNed' answers 10 the name Of Luckey. Re
turn 20 Mrs. CLIFFORD at 49, Madison
ave. or nhone oSAN Mnrrav mn
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COUPLE. light colored; man butler; useiui
wife plain cook. do entire work IN small
family. references. wages S45 20 $50. Indus
trial AgencN. II West aga 81.
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- -, rooms: plenty of towels and hot
v5tSr: better call at once; references;
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LOST BiNKBOOKS.

LOST handbook No 44376 of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon to pre-
sent the same TO the bank within thirty days,
or the said book will be declared cancelled and
extingushed and a now one issued in lieu
thereof
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COUPLE.--Young, Irish, one child; SardenSer
and useful man; can drive and milk VIC
laiiudrers. can make butter. Carpenter b
Apcucv lJ4 9th ave.
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DETERMINATIONS.

ROACH EXTERMINATOR- BENEFIT guarsn-
teed; postpaid. % cents coin or stamps. Yer
min DISCRIMINATING CO.. ll9s Bedford ave,
Brooklyn. Phone 1853 Bedford.
reaches, BED BUGS etc. permanently ex-
terminated; city or country; work guaran-
teed. Eastern Insecticide Co., 49l Columbus
ave. Phone S93S Schuyler.
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NINE LIVINGSTON. Imported and Domestic
Millinery utilize YOUR own mateIla'
in copying French material. From st'oo up
3sIs broadway. Phone Audubon rs.
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DETECTIVE
DIAMOND Sellers.

DIAMONDS SET WHILE YOU WAIT
Diamonds ard precious stones bought.
GEORGE WIDENMEYER. 81 Maiden Lane.
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TYPeWRTfINa ANo TYPey!RITeRs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free: all makes taken RI payment: bargains
IN Underw Gods. Reming tens. divers. Smiths.
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED.
EXPERT COACHING.-Collegc entrance ;
civil service eNaminat tons: neglected edu-
cation; all branches: references exchanged.
Telephone 1850 Morningside.
STENOGRAPHER. - Experienced: best OF
references willing: fast worker: salary
moderate. Mrs. Walters, Agency 60 Liberty
:, Telephone Gs17 Cortlandt
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INVENTIONS DEVELOPED.

WE PERFECT, CONSTRUCT. TEST THE
operation and market your invention. Inter
national Corporation OF Modern improvements,
go West 42d ST. Phone 5i33 Bryant.
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WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY

OIp JEWELRY remodeled to look like new.
Repairing a specially. w. Heckei. jsweler.
Nassau
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BUTLER, VALET. - Excellent references
thoroughly understands his duties. Miss
Margaret smiths Agency. % West AZ e.
Tel 2O39 Rrvaut
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VALET. English; speaks
personal long references
J9th ~.
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
100000 protected positions In L. S. service.
Thousands Of vacancies every year. There IL
bis chance here for you, sure and generous pay,
lifetime employment. Just ask for booklet
T-S3S. No obligation Earl Hopkins. Wash
inston. u. e:
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EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS.

DIR. MORGAN makes no charge for testing
eyes. II years European hospital exps-
Renee Optical goods at moderate prices.
PrinGIe's Drug Store. both ct. and sth ave.
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CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES.

CAMERA BARGAINs.-Closing out slightly
shop worn and other cameras: reduced prices
call and be convinced. Gloeckner & Newly
Co. III Broadway.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

OLD JEWELRY remodelled 10 look like nHg.
Repairing a speciality. W. Heckel, Jeweler'
81 Nassau St
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BOAROERS WANTED.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth street.
BROOKLYN.

apTH ST. u wEST.-First floor. singly. en-
suite; superior table; refined family; table
guests Telephone HEILMAN.
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gold ANU SILVER PIN TING.
GOLD AND SILVER PI.ATING-work guar
anteed: factory prices: price list free
SILVER PLATING WORKS. es
tablished 1870 No LBS East 3lst ST.. ". Y
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COUPLE.-For Scarsdale cook-butler, TO do
entire work Of house; two IN family; must
lave excellent references; S65-S75. Miss Fitz-
Gerald Employment Bureau, 500 9th ave.
knirance on 42d 81.
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AGENTs.-Brand new article; every auto
mobile owner wants one; saves tire ex-
penses; fine propositions: big money Write
James Specially Co. Box 13. Auburn. y. y.
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COCPLE.-Gardener and useful man; WIG
laundress; assist chambeTwork: for Orange {;
$50 Miss FItzGeTald's Employment Bureau,
TS 9Th ave Entrance on AID st.
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TAILORS.

THE LUXOR TAILORS. Davis & Constantin-
of Props-'Phone us, Morningsde 1910 We
will be al your service. Prices advertised
Cleaning, pressing. repairing, remodeliing. 4
trial is all We ask. 293l-2333 Broadway, near
10Th 81.
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Dancing Schools

THE IDA GRANT STUDIO OF DANCING,
q West ed VI. tel, 3I52-Madison Square.
Latest social dances, solo dances, aesthetics
private instruction. hours. 10 AN to 10 PM.
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EAST SIDE-Above Tooth Street.

18TH ST. $50 EAST near I'D .-large
room with alcove: suitable two gentlemen or
housekeeping: all improvements; also single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

INFANTS NURSE.-cierman, competent
nurse, takes baby from birth: best refer
onccs; city or country; wages. S3o-s35. call
1T Lang & Boccherer co. Agency, AZ, 40, ~
West SO ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

MY YALET.-Expert caring for women's gar
ments dyeing, cleaning speciality mems
garments. $50 monthly; one suit or overcoat
weekly; repairing free. 2l6 West 103d st.
Riverside 96l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

I1pY MANAGER or FOREMAN.-American'
aged 20: large experience IN up-to-date Inetn
10 references on ME Odelrs Agency. SO 6th
ave 'Phone 1907 Bryant.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses. etc, to Colleges. schools and Fam
% Union SQUARE
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sALESMEN WANTED TO handle office ana
nome speciality that sells at sight; ASK iol
zee Information. The Carthage Mercantile
20 Dept A. Carthage. y. Y.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

WANTED-Good, experienced dressmaker, able
TO fit SO up. Nine Zingales, Italian dress
maker, 800 West 10Th st
$40 HUNDRED, coloring pictures and post :
cards at home; pleasant spare time work
experience unnecessary. free outfit: samples
and instructions, Toe. Main supply House.
Anderson, Ind
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
vrST sIpE-Below Tooth Street.

q. o7Tu ST. 145 WEST-Private house;
-ii.I,si,aIlv attractive rooms bath: gentlemen;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

WANTED--Salesmen experience unneces-
safy we teach you how In six weeks; nun
'ieds opportunities for our graduates Brau-
street system. Rochester. N. Y.
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AGENTS.-Gct free details new specially no
auto owner can resist: hustlers make big
money; write now. Strebor supply Co,
dundee " Y.
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TARVFR working manager, wants position
10 take full charge on gentleman's place
thoroughly understands all farm nsGnineaS,
bosrd IA rm help; wife good butter maksrs:
one child II wears old. Address "ohder 80
BROAD % Newark. y. j.
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Female

p.oyment Bureau. 800 9th ave; entrance on ga
81
COOK tor Montclair: four In family: must De
capable. willing; S30-s35. Miss FftzGersio
Employment Bureau. SOB 9th ave: entrance OH
121 st.
GRAPROPHONE OPERATOR Commercial;
must De experienced and rapid on IhoeI
wood typewriter: hours from $50 TO o;Sg; sal
airy about sl2. Box S. II. %. Tribune once. once
NURSE for two months infant for Rosn9,k.ee'
y C.. assist with three-yesr-old chila; ~ ~
Mas fitzGersld's Employment Bureau 90 '''
ave: entrance on 42d st "
NURSE. English or scotch, for infant, anu
sst with small boy. s35. Miss Fltzuela'" 80,
Employment Bureau, SOB 9Th ave; entrance y"
42l a.
NURSERY GovERNEss. German; for v; A.
bany two children; capable: $50 Miss 90
'erali's Employment Bureau 1oS o'h "''''
entrance on 42d 81. ----------.
NURSE, city, for two children: must DC g.
,pabe. willing: good references 900. m'e
fiizcerald's Employment Bureau Jos o'h ave ;
-nuance on 42i 81. --------
R-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
SECRETAR L :, .,.,
feolian Hall. n West 42d st,-secte.aiiIIah
course only; stenography. secietsrial bns'sm
secountancy and social amenities. y d.
WHEAT. Director.
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
STOCKWELL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
261 BROADWAY.

Stenogrspners, SS-Sl5; bookkeepers. ST. $50
clerks S6-Ss: DictaphOne operators, Fisher
operators. telephone operators, general Office
assistants Call or write about particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
TURKEY TROT UNDER BAN

The Georgetown Assembly has decided
to hold two more dances this winter, one
January - and another the latter part
OF March. following a meeting of the
membership at the Dumbarton Club to
discuss whether or not turkey trottinS
and the other up-to-date forms of dancing
shall be permitted at the assembly's
gatherings.
This dancing organization. which is one
of the oldest in Washington, has been
nearly disrupted. owing to the division OF
opinion among it's membership in regard
to the exaggerated forms of dancing so
much in vogue. Some OF the younger
members objected to obeying the rule OF
the assembly that turkey trotting
should not be permitted, and the dances
of the assembly have been abandoned, for
the time being.
1t was decided to call a meeting of the
entire membership of sixty, and it was
voted by the members to back UP the
authority of the committee. the members
ple1 dying themselves not to indulge in
turkey trottinG' or forms of the "one-
step or other up-tO-date dances. With
this understanding two more dances will
be held this winter.
The membership has elected a new
committee to manage it's affairs. DR..
Louis Mackal being called to the presi-
dency. The other members of the COM
mittee are Edmund Talcott. DIR. Robert
Beale and Walter T. Peter. They will
soon select a secretary and treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
DATE IS LITTLE FEARED
January Is, 1913, Holds No
Terrors for Majority of
Washingtonians.

Despite the fact that today is the
thirteenth day of the year 1913. few
Washingtonians could be found, after the
most diigent investigation, who were
willing to admit harboring any supersti-
tious fears Of the day.
The "13'' superstition seems to be
pretty well played OUT in Washington,
especially since President-to-be Wilson
has claimed '13'' for his specially lucky
number. and has shown such host of
instances where '13'' has been more
fortunate for him than Z. II or the old
4-11-44 has ever been to believers in lucky
numerals.
Neither President Taft nor Col. RoOse-
welt could be reached today. SO that their
views on the special luckiness or luckless-
ness of this particular 18th could not be
secured. 1t is understood, however, that
Mr. Wilson is more firmly than ever Of
the belief that '13'' Is fortunate .por-
tent for him. and that January Ii, 1913, is
the date that sets the capstone to all
his good fortune. A gentleman named
Marshall-'Tom" Marshall, whose present
address is Indianapolis, Ind.-is also I'M
derstoOd to think very we'll of the COM
bfnation of numerals included in today's
date. .
But as regards the mythical individual
who hides on Fridays and on the 18th
Of the month, he appears to have joined
the dodo or to have gotten into the class
with the farmers camel-"Ther' amt no
SIGH animal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
Trained Nurse
Cures Diabetes

4 letter from trained nurse, Miss Isabelle
NJ. Potter OF Portland Oregon. condenses TO the
following:
Il have care OF patient who is taking your
Diabetic Compound. II has been my pleasure
to have several Of these cases. I say pleasure
because II Is quoted incurable. but I cannot
sec il that way. This patient was in a very
Respondent mood staying in bed most OF the
time. Today NJ OUT walking several times.
walking nearly three miles. I am not an advo-
cate OF drugs, rule. but when patient
thinks he needs thing another. I never
Oppose. His sight failing, but already
shows decided improvement
Fulton's Diabetc compound gets its best re-
suits in people of middle Gg' and ever. The =
need bc uncertainty to whether results
being obtained not I'm any given case fof
the specific gravity be taken and the sugar
can lie weighed and the results noted from day -
day. 1t Is harmless and delicate persons take
il without injury. II contains no setlatives.
James O'Donnell, druggist. S04 r 81. NV.
il local agent. Ask for pamphlet or write %
John J. Fulton Company, San Francisco.