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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-12
u. 90 500. atty. Lawyers Title

~ cent. 50. 500: atty. LAWYERS Title
70 % end Trust Co, 16O Broadway
San sT " :. 100 Il OF I'd ave, leX-:
s,siss YRS: sept IL: 5000; atty. Title
Mo- 81, md trust Co, l76 Broadway.
N sran,* r 4l9 East. 25x92: Max Keve TO
Y STE Robinson. 1861 Broadway sept - de-
~ per cent: 5000 atty u steiner OF
S..ssSS s. ST. ISL East sty brk; 1G.sxloo.5;
Rlh n sanger TO John w sterling. Oh 9TH
Irsnn,So Il prior mtge SiOOo0 due as per
~; * OoO. atty, Title Guarantee ana Irus'
= 10 b s% e5i West. sty brk. 17xee Il;
iy'ih .souor 10 Jacob Streifler Co 1875 In
gail lA, I've. sept II prior mtge 5000; in
9ryass Ter cent: 1900; attys, Rose 4 Putzel'
= Br9ae IN -, s. 24G.3 II Of Broadway, 1904
lEIn Roonoy 70 Emigrant Industrial Saw
n JONI n chambers st; Sept IL; yrs;
9t xc atty. Mcclure, u chambers st ~.
Sevy,,E PROPERTY: same 10 Elizabeth NJ
sASSa,,sin 6l9 West l43th 81; sept II: Z
fhamee cent. $1,000: atty. LAWYERS Title
- 90 p and trust GO, 100 BROADWAY
lnss..nTg II. Ga West, s, llxb; Frederick NJ
rVIh, Crisrant Industrial Savings Rank,
Dslsno RS -. sept 10. yrs: $3.50; attys.
81 lnss'TI OCoIman. II Chambers ST
q IIrS PROPERTY: same 10 William NJ
SAINT Northern ave. near 1920 st (prior
misso S,,,v. Title Guarantee and Trust co, 116
The Bronx,
,,ooK AVE. l49. W $ 25xao: Charles
bNSoD1,sl 10 Robert Heimheutel. ASS East
helm, Sept 10. 3 yrs; $1,000; attorneys
lt4uInr,si 4 Hummel. 1911 Sd ave.
H9nInSsTO% RID. " = 323 n OF l6Sth ST.
80 4vS5 ilxlG7.5; Otto Kuhneman TO
ia Sense 1O3 Sth ave Sept 10: Que etc
PAU .s sI bcnd. $4,000. attorney. Title Guaran-
I" VA trust co, l76 Broadway.
"pOsTON RID. $ az W Sou'heIh oouts
bvS ox-. : Trask Sturges 10 Pough-
ara a. trust co. Poughkeepsio, y (prior
sio 00Ol. Aug Is: due as per BOND
mnisEooS. attorney c W II Arnold, Pough-
AsesppsIi>:TON AVE. o cor Of Oakland ave
.o-,co,49 Sx1OO: oakland Place BUILDING GO,
.vti. ,n lanes G Vent. 335 Wet End ave-
~ ~ n demand. per cent. S3oOoo: a'o-.
~ ~ Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 40
BIS0PpJEscENT AVE. cor of Hughes ave
% foyc1 1x4SS: Selvia CasesR TO NosehEo
99n1si,r co. EOS East 18th 81 prior mtg
~ ,oOi, sept q. due as per bond. Sl'"Vu,
s,.orrey Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 10
ROADWAY. ,-. ..4..o .c.o
.,.rs each ST. 500: William Buhl. Inc. 10
william 4; steers 1894 Benedict ave q prior
-,rs 3. $50 each): Sept =. yrs. per c.nt:
e 200. attorney. Charles II Bsechler' no
TOTS ioi2 and LOIS. map Gleason prop
- Emil Hermann 10 Elizabeth Dietrlch,
usrkeDsack. y !: Sept u: yrs; oiG per
r.nt. SIS ESQ, attorneys Whaien DUNN ''
's PpfPuosprCT AVE. 1920. s S7.6x--; Efjsy
,..t.,. aud Holding Co, Inc. TO Lawyers
W,r,esee 90. 80 Liberty 81, Sept II, yrs,
sas ono. attorney. LAWYERS Title Insurance
and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
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HOW H. v. RADF0RD DIED
Dramatic Taking Of of N. Y.
Explorer ana His Friend.

Ottawa. Ontario. Sept. IA more "e-
tailed description Of how Henry '. Rad
ford. the New York explorer and George
street. the Canadian, were killed by rs
oulmaus reached here to-day In an oinclai
report from II. J. Demers. head oil 'he
mounted police post at Fort Churchih
Radford and Street the report says
had trouble with an Esquimau VINO had
been employed az a dog driver at Bathurst
Inlet for the journey into the Arctic Zone
and who at the last moment refused to 20.
street took a dog whip and started beat
ing the Esqumau. who attacked MN
Radford rushed to Streets rescue ana
the native plunged a spear IN Radford
hack. killing him instantly. street started
for his rifle, but before he could reach II
a spear was driven through his back and
his throat was cut.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, September Il.


Washington, September Il.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel SAMUEL REFER. signal
CORPS placed in charge aviation service
rom Governors Island TO San Diego 20 in
vestigate recent accident resulting In death
of First Lieutenant Moss l. Love I'm t
cavalry Upon completion Of his duty ne
will visit San Antonio and Galveston and
return 20 Governors Island.
Mator EUGENE r. WHlTMoRE' mediesl
CORPS. assigned curator Army Medical Mu-
scum. washington, october 10.
Major DAVID J. BAKER, Jr.. sdjutant gem
eral from army and navy general hos
pitai. Hoo Springs: TO Texas City. thence
Major GEORGE II. CRABTREE. medical
corps from Panama 10 Camp Douglas
captain MORTON c. MUMMA. l4th Cavalry,
from Camp Perry. on completion present
duties: TO proper station.
CAPTAIN WAYNE n. CRUM, medical corps
on arrival United states. 10 Fort mellow
ell vice First Lieutenant JAMES r.
JOHNSTON. medical corps, 70 Honolulu
via San Francisco.
T'irst Lieutenant SANFORD W. FRENCH
medical corps, from Fort d A Russell 70
san Francisco, sailing November . Tor
Honolulu.
First Ljeutenant HARRY y KERNs medi-
cal reserve corps TO course OF instruction
army medical school Washington, Sep
TENDER 90.
Leave OF absence. First Lieutenant tDNlN
DE J.. SMITH. Sd Field Artillery. 81 DAYS
NAVY.
Commander YATDS STIRLING Jr.. detached
Naval War College: the Rhode Island.
Lieutenant Commander 6. V. GRAHAM. dc
tachod the Rhode Island; command The
Lieutenant efa Commander J. g. CHURCH. de
tached War College: the Virginia.
Lieutenant x. B. CRITTENDEN. detached the
Virginia: the colorado.
Frsiqu : n BRYANT, detached the Rhode
Island: the DeaNare; 49,.
NIdshjpman " II. GTESBNHOFF; the Rhode
Island -
,,,',nt Nscbinist CHARLES HAMMOND, on
1's,bargo naval hospital Mare Island home,
wait orders.
MOVEMENT OF WARSHIPs.-These
movements Of vessels have beer reported
10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Sent e-rhe san Francisco at Lynnha'en
Bay ,.-...o, ., savannah; the Bar
sep, "a the Brutus. at Norfolk yard.
SAILED
d Ri. San Francisco. from Hampton
poads for Lypnhaven itay. c,Aa,,os,on for
t.""" 70 The craven. from ChailcstGin ,or
Savannah: the Barney. from An'"P
a., ~ The Prairie from TompNihS''''e w
The = severn Ve placed in reserve navy '"''' ''
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j. P. MELON NOT CUT YET
Directors Fail to Act on S20.'
100000 So. Pacific Profit.

No announcement was made Yesterday
after the directors meeting OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company regarding the
disposition Of the proceeds OF the sale OF
the SSs.OO0OOO Southern Pacific stock for
merly held by the Union Pacific. Wall
Street was hopeful that an official state
ment would set al rest the reports cur
rent OF a big cash distribution.
Robert s. LOvett, chairman Of the
board. said that the sale Of the Southern
Pacific stock amounted TO t6S,OooO0. To
Que stions as 10 how the money was being
employed he was non-committal, but he
added that IT would not be tied up I'm in
vestments covering long period. He
would give no intimation as TO how soon
action on a special dividend would be
taken.
II is estimated that the Union Pacific
made q profit Of $4,000, 600 on its purchase
and final sale OF the $685. 0D Southern
Pacific stock held before the mercer was
dissolved by the United States Supreme
Court. The average cost share 10 Union
Pacific was SIS. For s3S,0oooOO par value
Of Southern Pacific stock which cost
SOS. 500 0o0. Union Pacific received A2co.0Oo
OF Baltimore & Ohio preferred and com
mon stocks. worth in the market approx
nately 100000. giving a clear profit Of
81. $1,000.
on the sss.0O0ooO Southern Pacific stock
sold TO Union Pacific shareholders the
profit a share, less underwriting commits
sion. was about $40. making a total profit
40
panys aggregate profit Of 100000. In
other words. Union Pacific. at an average
price Of as a share, paid about SoieS15o
FOR the sl256j0,OoO par value Of Southern
Pacific stock and received for it in Bal
timore & Ohio stock and cash the equiva-
liant ~ s1Is 9S- 50D
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MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER II

sIH AVE Gl5: Tozzini & Co act George
ntsmp Real Estate co. owner; Walter 7 Mur-
ina contractor. $3.50 80
IN AVE 80 Pittsburgh Plate Glass GO
~ horzfok Bros Co, owner; Adolf = WeXlfr
% II. l2s East. Samuel NJ BOas agt j
psrelt Roosevelt Douglas Robinson ana
'Nnolas Biddie. trustees. owner. Morris Der
~ Esconio Construction 90. lessee and con-
isetor. $500
ANAL ST, ~: William Fskinburg agt
smls Silverman. owner; Adolf X Wexler.
onrac;or- SIP 80.
NANHATTAN AVE. 3G4: Abraham Meltzei
Y Gorham Construction GO. owner and con
actor. Sli7 -.
.TiH ST ~ and l39 East Paris Marble and
~ Works aa Carrie Schwab. owner. Joseph
Bender Co Inc contractor. 1888.
I'D ST. g24 to f3S West: kumsey Pump and
Nafhine co AT McKeOn Really co, owner and
''aEaciOr S2G2 o.
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LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER II.

BANK ST S, 1892 n . Of 4th ST. 2oXa0;
New York County National Bank agt Henry
W Guernsey ct al foreclosure Of MTG. at
torney. Z b Cotton.
1ST AVE. n " cor OF l1jth st. 20X73. Max
Borck sgt Jennie LandO et al foreclosure
OF mtg attorney. { l. Borck.
WENDONER AVE. 42l. Edward Gott-
heimer agt Daniel Augustus Realty Co ct al
specific performance) attorneys. Lindsay.
Kallsh & Palmer
PARK AVE. cor Of 134th ST. 99.11x
lio. George Schnatz ast Henry II Jack
son ct al counter claim, attorney. II
Benton.
BLOCKER ST. sos and 2O7: George "
pihble AIT Josephine Emmerich ~ al Gore
closure OF mtg: attorney. T W Judge.
LAFAYETTE Pr. 466 and ass. Louis Sic
selbaum AIT Casdaro Fasany co 81 al action
70 forcclose mechanics lienl. attorney. y
Tuckmsn.
WASHINGTON ST. IA to T7S, Revcrson-
arv Estates Co agt Minnie NJ Cook et al
pa rtitionl. attorney. y Williams.
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,.ure eEcALLED PERMISSION

Ei,.d,nc himself defendant N 'ne ui
- co,rt IN Newark, Richard Haze"
Hood. of plainheld. y. J" sa'u 80, ~ act
that he had his wife's PERMISSION o,not
as he liked toward persons OF 'he o' Cor
sex hut that as matter Of i isct, cb 20 re
from their being any truth ID 'h haS i" never
that his wife had mao, acisI privilege.
Dorothy fIoyt. a Young girl nov nv Mrs.
r"pe Was named as correspondent "
Hood.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER II

BROADWAY. 1851 % 1859; Meritz Duklauor
~ trOsstOWn Realty 60 Ct al. june ~. 1913.
ETH ST. l07 west JoseDh J IIalpin agt
~ fok Operating 90 et Al, June ~. 1913;
lSTB 81. l07 and 100 west, same sgt same
Nc % 1913. $50.
ci.SIH 81. rs East. Frank strsub AIT Sophia
..et q al. March 80. 1918. $50
AVsIIN PL .. 552 II II VI Ii9ih o.,
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ARMY BEGINS TOUR

Tho salvation Army Flying squadron
hoaded nv a brass band composed en-
tireiy Of women. began d .ou' -
York and New Jersey YESTERDAY Hl1 mo nnd
Une ,rim win take twenty-one days.
Ut M McIntvrc. who is in charge. plans
70 visit many Of the fashionable SUNNI ~ ,br
-, ,osorts along the Jersey coast ana IN the
Catskills.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
SEPTEMBER il.
The Bronx.

The Bronx.
WEBSTER AVE, W 8. ~ n n Of IAN ST,
J sly frame shed. 2Jx4s. Carl II Dittmar.
iO2 West 130th 81. owner; Charles : Clark,
All fremont ave. architect; cost $500.
l@6TH ST. S1j II OF - AIMS ave, | sty
fame shop. I2x1s: Jacob Kaufman, 200
Division st. owner; Charles Clark, al Ire
mont ave, architect; cost, $500.
ALBANY POST ROAD. n cor OF 254th
81. y sty frame dwlg. i6x2S: Mrs Bella J
Betz. Doobs Ferry. owner; Henry Nordheim,
lOSl fremont axe. architect; cost. ST.. 600
WASHINGTON AVE. W s. 21S II Of l64th
81 sty brk stores and dwls. 26Xso: Joseph
Ateana, 10fth 81 and I'd ave. owner: NJ "
Dol Gaudio, 401 fremont ave, architect
cost. 5000
CROTONA AVE. n e cor Of 1O3d st. l sty
frame store, 20N2S. Gustav Kaestner. on
premises, owner; Arthur Boehmer t7Sth st
and Arthur ave. architect. cost, $3.50.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

CASHIER or MANAGER.--By man with bank
account and experience; salary, WV 10
81 500. A. Box 40. Tribune. -
~ IT-EFTT-R seeks position; private family.
town or country. years mechanlcaI SN
periencc; careful driver. WIN. QUINN Ssl
Dean st.. Brooklyn. -
CHAUFFEUR machlnist. German;
very industrious. strictly temperat.' - q
references. Industrial Agency. y West no,
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H. NJ Conkey. cashier Of the Chase Ma
tional Bank, said yesterday that a pack
axe containing the 5000 sent b. that IN
stitution was stolen from an Atlantic
Coast Line train In transit TO the Savan-
nah Bank and Trust Company. 1t had
been accepted here by the Adams EN-
press Company. and then the response
blllty Of the Chase National Bank ended.
Mr.. Conkcy expressed great surprise Al;
the statement that the seals on the cN-
press package had not been disturbed.
At the Office Of tho Adams Express
Company, al No II Broadway, II was
said that the robbery was being invesu-
gated. and that the liability for the loss
would rest with tho company In whose
charge the package was when the ROB
bcry took place.
The safe containing the entire W."
involved in the robbery was delivered Nv
tho Adams Express Company 10 inc
Southern Express Company Tn Jer7e'
CIV. according 10 ". W. fendl"ton. IN"
general agent o. the Adams COMPANY
Mr.. Pcndleton said that Al that time the
safe and IT'S contents were intact
The package containing Sl,r' he adu-
81 consisted Of "A number OF consish-
mcrts 10 separate banks IN Georgia o"'
y, tho envelopes IN the smaller package
contained money from the Coal and Iron
National Bank OF this city TO CON
signee I'm Albany, Ga.
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Slue Guarantee and Trust Co agt Aemano
lCSZini Ct al; July %. 1913; SGS.
DANls ST. cor Leland ST. Garden Realty
ana construction Co agt Francesca Siviglia 81
al; Aug 81 1913 (bv bondD; 50 100 20
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Money Extracted Without
Breaking Seals Between Jer-
Sey City and Savannah.
CHASE NATIONAL FUNDS
Consigned $4,000 to Bank in
South Adams Company
Says Cash Was Deliv-
cred to Southern.
LBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Savannah, Ga, Sept IA steel safe
containing s1,sO0 in cash, on the way
from New York TO banks at Savannah,
Brunswick. Albany and Naldosta. Ga.
was entered somewhere between Jersey
City, y. j.. and here and the money
stolen The safe arrived in Savannah
with seals unbroken. but the money WAS
missing The consignment was in the
care of the Southern Express Company
and the Adams Express Company.
The safe was delivered by the Adams
Express Company TO the Southern at Jer
sey City. The transfer was made on
Monday night. II Is alleged by the Adams
Express Company that the safe and its
contents were intact at that time. Fifty
thousand dollars was destined for the
Savannah Bank and Trust Company.
Harry Scott. superintendent Of the
Pinkerton Detective Agency in Atlanta
reached Savannah to-day and is investi-
eating the robbery. So far there has not
been developed a single clew.
The safe arrived in Savannah yester-
day morning over the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway and was transferred at once to
the office Of the Southern Express Com
pany. There the receptacle was opened,
hut instead OF the big packages Of cur
rency only a few minor packages Of
money were found.
officers OF the Southern Express Com
pany have made every effort 20 prevent
the extent OF the robbery becoming pub
lie. even going TO the extent OF requesting
those interested TO use their influence 10
have the story suppressed.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Jacob Gensler, Auction
eer. sells September 49, 1913 10 o clock noon,
on the premises known as Metropolitan Fire
proof Storage q Warehouse CO., No. IL West
Goth ST. Borough OF Manhattan by virtue OF
default Of mortgage made ana executed by Al
bert c. Wheeler Jr 10 Albert c. Wheeler,
dated Aug. -. 1918. All Household Furniture.
Books Picture. china. Glassware Silverware.
said mortgage BY order Of Atty. for Mortgage
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TERATIONS.
7 7 7 " II ER
Manhattan

IeTH ST. East; to a sly studio: !
lsrocQue. 10 Wall ST. owner: II \ Jacobs
800 5th ave. architect: $4,000
The Bronx.
l65TH ST 1s1, > sty frame dwlg 20x3S;
John Clements. on premises owner: Wifred g
Red. 1925 summit ave, architect; cost
81 600.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

SEPTEMBER II.
CLINTON AVE. cor OF Oakland pl. 50x
100. James G Wentz loans Oakland Place
Building CO. Inc. $50. 600.
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BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.

STRAIGHT GOODS IN PHILOSOPHY BY
Paul karishka. Sound and practical. For the
plain man. Mail 500 to LLOYD PUBLISH
ING CO., IL Madison Ave.
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HINT Of RECE|VERSH|P
AT NEW HAVEN HEARING
Massachusetts Commissioner
Asserts 1t Is Preferable to
Continued MiSmanagement.
DEPRECIATION AN ISSUE
Approval of S67,000,000 New
Bonds Delayed Pending Exam
ination of BOokS-Commit-
tee Forced Mellen Out.

Boston, Sept. ll.--After spending to-day
IN discussing the question of what con-
sdtuted reasonable charge for deprecia-
ton in the equipment Of a railroad. as ap-
plicablc TO the petition Of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad for the
approval OF a 100000 bond issue, the
Massachusetts, Public Service Commits
sion announced this evening that the ex-
aminations of the accounts OF the road
would be conducted in private.
The hearing will go on tomorrow. when
those Directing TO the bond issue will be
heard, after which IL is expected that
public sessions will be suspended until
the expert accountants are ready with
their figures
The researches Of n. Larue Brown
counsel for the commission, with the cid
OF H. NJ. kochersperger. vice-presde
OF the railroad. into various financial
transactions Of the company We're in
terrupted lust before luncheon time by a
clash between Charles T. Choate. r..
counsel for tho road. and George W. An
derson. commissioner in which the lat
ter said that II railroad company could
not conduct its affairs properly II ought
10 go into the hands Of receiver or
issue receivers certificates 10 obtain
equipment
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,xpEwRlrlNG AND rYPEWRlIeHS

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. lam.
In Cndern GODS. Ileaiing tons OiiEsi"
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
pI-TTTR -Colored; very best personal REFER
srce. useftIl man or yalet. willing, obhslhs'
$40 domestic Exchange. 32i Columbus ave
schuyler-9l36.
FARMER or GARDENER. Irish. married;
child; experienced in every bfanch ma n,,,r
cry: cattle. wife board help ana make oN''''
Carpenters Agency, lJ4 9th ave.
USEFUL MAN.-s25: good all around ou'sl1e
work: garden. horse. COW. chickens. e'si Gtb
crcnces william, Mathewson Agency oA' ~
ave Tel 3Is Bryant.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

I MADE $50. 900 in hve years with n smaIi
for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock' o'Oo0'
Iockport, -. y.
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Nennale.

A. A. A-DAY WORKER. CLEANUP DO 1ars
LAUNDRESS Can take charge OF sIesuos
wax floors: very reliable. r., Miss Holihag, 20
Agency. 80 9th ave. ninth hoor)' 10"
Madison Square. =
TTANRTRMATD- WAITRESS. - Young Irish
girl. city references; So. NJ. MISS TO re-,
er7s Agency. 80 go 9TH ave. ninth hoof'' To-
s5g1-Madison Square.
COOK First class neat Young Isn 80
ylstn and fancy cooking. $50. excellent ~
erence. Domestic Exchange. ga Columbus "'''
schuyler-9lS6. -
INFANTS NURsE.-Young North ger r,oar.
~ years reference. H.. MISS Tai i5g7-
Agency 80 5th ave. ninth foor) lei
Madison square. -.. -,
I,ATNDREss.-F1rst class: Finnish 10 ,v.
country. Jussila Agency, $50 Leh'ns"
Plaza--ii53
WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID.-Ners Ference.
nearing girl: wages So: eNcelen' cobnv
Domesti Domestic Exchange, 81. Columbus ave ''"''
ler-3i36.
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Female.

WANTED - Strong. white. Protestant woman
To do cooking and ironing mo washing fam
.ly Of two adults. two small chll1reh' peIlhd
stating references. J NJ. Box 70, Trlbune Oillcc.
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Talk Of d Receiver.

Mr.. Kochersperger was practically the
only witness OF the day. as the remarks
OF Joseph ". O'Neil. president OF the Fed
eral Trust Company. Of Boston. I'm sup
port of the bond issue were brief Mr..
kochersperger outlined the purposes 20
which the comnany would apply the
money. including large expenditures along
the Shore Line lie said that the So. 90 90
would be hardly sufficient to carry out all
OF the company's plans for placing the
road in first class shape. and that sew
eral millions more would be required.
Tne question Of depreciation developed
that in computing depreciation there Is a
difference in the methods OF the New
Haven company and the Public Service
Commission. Mr.. <ochersperger endeav-
ored to enlightcn the commission on the
New Ravens methods. hut Fred J. Mac
Lcod. chairman, and Mr.. Anderson, or
the commission. said that they could not
understand il. The latter added that he
believed that the depreciation charges
should be fully considered before the bond
I'D
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Y9EIIHII;ll1a;llE3

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Feb 2d. "a days at $500 up, including shore
excursions. hotels. &c. Stopovers in Europe.
Dee and Jan. Round the World Tours.
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OLD MON LINE
To all Points South and West Every Week day
at D. m Pier 25. y. X. Tel. 1900 Franklin