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Evening journal., 1914-05-02
ONDFRTAKERS
James I. Chandler N " Sin'b SHS 1ss ss.
~ Telephones
OuQeTtdkef l2O3-2G74.
nEATHs.
james H. Kirk.
Mary a. Crocmc.
Hibbcrd ID. Enirikcn.
Bessie IL Jcnfin.
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Mildred Hodley stewart.
tItNANI--In this city. ou May ., 1918
Mildred Hadisy stewart. wife of G. III.
Duo notice of fho funeral will be given
1ENkIN-On April 800. 1ol1 at her late
residence Port Richmond Staten Island.
INV York ~ N Bessie T., wife Of
Charles p. Ieniin. formerly oi this city.
Funeral viii be held No the residence ol
her son. Dr n. A. Icnl.in. 30. 22ls Market
street. on SUNDAY afternoon. May p. lot4. 90
$50 o'clock. lntermcnt private at Silver
brook ccmcicry.
ENTRIKEN-In this city. ON May o. 1914.
Hihberd ID Enirikcn. aTed n years.
Relatives. friends Hope Lodge 40. 2l. l..
q %. r.. and Ihomls A smyth Post No.
j. c. A. r.. are invited 60 attend the
funeral services no bis late residence. No.
Bll Tntnali street. on Monday afternoon. May
4. az 90 O'Clock. iriermont az Lombardy
cemetery.
GRO0nF-At Newport. Del. on May g.
1914. Nary A.. wife of Charles M Croome
IN fcr b1et year.
Relative and friends are invited 20 attend
fhc funeral services af the residence Of her
husband at Newport on Monday afternoon
MAY A. 90 o O'Clock. lnterment at ST..
James cemetery. Newport.
KInK--in this city. on April 20. 1914
james II son Of Susan and the Tat,
pririrk Kirk.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Tifcd 90 attend che funeral from the resi-
dence of his mother No. GIL Spruce street
on Monday morning. at O'Clock Requiem
mass ar 81. MarGs church. intcfmcnt Of
Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
RACQUET AND MALLFT CLUB.

The Racquet and Mallet Club, Of
St Paul's, viii hold its first meet
ing for 1914. Tuesday evening
next, at s o'clock. IN the junior room.
This will be the annual meeting,
when dues for 1914 are 10 be paid and
r-l~e- -1.of.a
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
TFRPsICHORF CLUB DANCF.

The Terpsiohore Club viii hold It's
final dance of the season at Pythian
Castle tonight The entire season
as been a most successful one and
eolipsed all previous years, both in
attendance and entertainment.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
an MESTERN mani

Miss Elva McElwee has gone on an
extended trip to the west, TO visit her
sister, Mrs. s. Harry Pierson, of
Poplin. Missouri, formerly of this
city.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
DIR. M'cURDY A VISITOR.

The Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas 4
McCurdy, of Mandan, North Dakota
formerly of this city. are visiting Mr.
Emily f. Wells. Of No. 6l3 Orang
street DIR. McCurdy formerly was pas
tor OF Central Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
SHORTER -ScoTT.

Miss Annie Shotor and Harry Scott
were married ON Thursday at No. 703
Nollaston street. by the Rev. James
Acpharsnn-
Evening journal., 1914-05-02

So. II you are IN the market to buy
OF sell real estate. tell the people
az large about Il through a Want Ad,
or tun- Thavll pav--ASr
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
IN NrrnroprAM

IN MEIONIAM.
In loving memory Oi George Shakers,
who departed this life May ., 1913.
n lt hard 20 part with those we love
Though parting days must come
But loi uf hope 10 meet arain
Nor this is not our home.
His Aunt Mrs George Wright
IN 1fEMoRIAnI.
Tn sd and lowing remcmbrance OF vii,
lem fefso Caff. who departed this life one
rear ago Nay Q, 1913.
year has passed hut stili miss him.
Frifnds mav fhink iho wound has healed.
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within my heart concealed.
Gone But Not Forgotten.
A Friends
IN f-EMORIANf
Tn loving remembrance of our dear boy.
william Reos Clark, who departed this life.
May 3. 1919 In the 22nd year Of his age.
Dne year has passed. and hearts siill sore
Day By day we miss him more.
His tender heart. Dis smiling face
80 one cen ever take his place.
Wfe. Mother Father. Sisters and
Brothers.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
CHANCEs rOR RAsERALL.

Nhiiunal League.
Brooklyn at New York. clear; 3.15.
Philadelphia at Boston. clear; 3.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, clear; s.
ST. Louis at Chicago, clear; 3.
American League.
Boston at Philadelphia, clear: 8.
New York at Washington. clear: 3.
Detroit at Cleveland, clear; 3.
Chicago at St. Lous. clear; 3.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh at Chicago, clear.
Brooklyn at st. Louis, fair. two
games.
Buffalo at indianapolis. clear.
baltimore at Kansas City. cloudy.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
They Are
Ready

The four handsome homes, 42l 423-
425-427 South Rodney street, on the
choicest part OF Dclamore Crest, are
now ready for sale. They are on the
most beautiful natural site in VIII
mington, overlooking the entire city.
These convenient square plan" houses
will be- sold ON terms to suit the pur-
chasers. They have eight rooms, cont
bination lighting. modern plumbing,
large porchc-, beautiful interior finish
and papcring They are one block from
street car line, one block from park.
have seven churches, four schools, free
kindergarten, several good doctors and a
private hospital within six blocks, good
stores within easy reach. while the
street ears make an markets easily ac-
ccssible. The name OF the builder
guarantees their good construction.
Open Tor inspection
Evening journal., 1914-05-02
What Do You Want
TO Know About Spori7

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
Did Mathcwson ever win over Pitts
burgh ON any holiday since he started
TO play ball2 j..
Mathewson defeated Pittsburgh in
the morning game at Expo Park on
July Z, 1901. The game went y inn
ings and the score was to 3. chesbro
and Tannehill pitched for Pittsburgh.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNALs
Did the eastern teams ever play in
the west on ANY holiday since the Ma
tional league was organizedi
INQUIRER.
Until 1909, the eastern teams came
vest or the western teams went east
for the holiday games. After 1901 the
arrangement was changed by the sched-
ule makers.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
VIII you please advise me az TO the
largest number of consecutive games
won by the Pittsburgh Nationals in
1918. giving dates of the gamesg C.
The best Pittsburgh did in 1913 was
10 win eight games-in row on July
1.-TWO games), 7, 8, Q, 10, IL and 70
These games were three with cincin-
natl, four with Philadelphia and one
with Boston.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
Name all the teams thst Knetzer of
the Pittsburgh Feds has played with.
W.
Kneizer was born in Carnck, July p,
1855. First professional engagement
with Lawrence, Mass, in the New Eng
land league in 1909 In fan OF 1909
Brooklyn bought him and he finished
with that team. Remained with Brook
lyn in 1910, 1l,sl2 Refused to report
last year, and was with Baltimore Feds,
as well as this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
FIRE RECORD.

a. NJ.
i.lo-No. - West ID street. A Greenhaut,
lsmase unknown.
l12-No. 6o4 East 18th street Alber, schet-
finger. trifine.
55-No. 1851 Lexington avenue New York
oOo-No i55 Avenue G. Harris Brothers
500
g Beekmau. damage unknown
. 81 Nos 8, and ~ West 18TH street. Mrs
n Green. trihing.
8 .o- No ~ East 50 street NJ. Schulz. irinng
.a5-No 223j Eighth avenue. Thomas FAY.
no damage
G15- 2Goth street and Liebig avenue DAME
Morrison: trining
AS 40 IsS West itsd street. Mrs Levy.
ao5 Nos 81 and so East 9th street. D.
Sold unknown.
SO iss East 18th street, Hanover Lunch
SOC
1910. 80 Is, street Benjamin Hurtis $40
ZOOS No. ~ Ess, Iiath street. Yetta Lip
man 81 0oo.
,g.as-No. - '.ast io5ih street Samuel Joseph
berg. damage unknown.
800 22s Fast 9sth street. Benjamin
friedman $50.
i.4s-ie,i First avenue Samuel Kapsn
5000. io4 water street. West Indian Cisar
Company. SO.
sOo-No ia. Intervale avenue. J. Burchel
81 Ono.
s.s- 30 East Sisi street r Noroviiz. 500.
COO 40 T02 Ncst ls0th street Mrs. j
Kirkland trfing.
q 70 No as West 1921 street. George
Theioes. tfinlnC.
sa5-No 3OG Yves, 55ih street. Kate Heycr
81 600
$40 40 ~ linton avenue. Eosenbaum &
Co. trfirg
$50 10 ~ Rutgers Place. r. n~artz
trining
q % Pcndcid Road. near Adce Lane. shore
Baxter 4 Co. tTitins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.

steamer KooniC Albert. Bremen FOR New
work sisnaueu $50 miles east Of Sandy
Hook ~ noon YESTERDAY. - expected 10 dock
ahout $50 a ~, THURSDAY
steamer MinneWaska. London FOR New
vork is expected 10 dock about $50 m
today. -, -. VI, 49,
,o~ted as $50 miles east OF sandy Hook AZ
-, on Monday. - expected 10 dock about
esr,sr California. Glasgow for New York.
o,,orte6 as 1875 miles east OF Sandy Hook
40 IN yesterday. Is expected 10 dock
about : 80 p m TO-DAY.
,,oeticd 1 o,i miles east Of SANDY Hook It
20 m yesterday IL expected 70 dock
about m Saturday -
S,os,ne, Olympic southampton for New
r.no,,ed as ia miles cast % Sandy
tfoor 2, no m yesterday. Is expected TO
dock about : 80 a m Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

- TffiA Guarantees ara Ai"''
,,''ran ,5r,s.. 80 RrosdvsN 100 2,
~ sSrrN BCJL ENAEp, : 3 wv ,ot,
sNT1 p H. -, ave sOxiSo. Dec {, iNll'
. Nes'..sl., % 10 American * y ~
ysotif .,.Irncr. : e. Mcycr. 52s ON sNe.
a fot ,Srr~ ROI LENNHD. s, 80 IT %
,o.,..ter a,o. 4oHi'o DEC :. '''''
uss'eD <fo 500. attorney. same. - .
- ssue. So, Avs . cor of BROAD So
WOO OF Dot s@. map ~ or sll mum,
snf IAN 20 1918. Nm
-, Rank Of ~" Noi. a ~
vI, attorneys Breed. Abbott NJ %
'1,ry ooo1i % o ~ ave p. 'eNae :
81 ~ ,oa> Hattie Miller 10 Eva me ,
~ .,..orrer. Abr q keNe. 81 Na'sau ~.
50 ,VE n s. bcins . lol '',. man
rsserfo 81. rrohihition Trust Fund Asso-
flN 81 600 attorneys SeNhel T. 81
- RoS~ cas- n W OF Amsterdam ave.
elh lar Is 1910. samuel and Lena
~ r~s6erlck Schuck. S3s.36o 81. at
~ -,.ie guarantee GO. i'e BROADWAY.
e-ff' 4 f.f n "a % columbus ave.
ro rsn Is 1905 Harry and Herrie'
IS. .-.--,sr 10 Ella l. MURPHY >2l'"' at
d. Arnold 100 BrosdwaN
rsL .sI East. N s.. 25xio2.2 oct %.
So 80 Slcarman to Estates MortgsEe
81. ~. ro Sl7oo, address. 100 Broad
81 c>- n o % Sfh ave. Sax
--p ,s.--r d.. 1905. Adele l\urrus 90 Rose
a. -oo. attorney. LsWyers lite lnsur
w., 100 Broadway ,...o,.
rf 81 81 ESQ west. 8. 23Nloo u Ian
i-.. r---ra e. Haako 90 Sarah fiano
..orrcN Michael X Harris a5 PARK
-, ST 40 and 10 East s. 30 Ton
,,,-~ g 1912. David and lena Nmoi-
ia fr,t. 5000. ATTORNEY, Aaron
~. ~ fs6 West = coNioo.ii. Feb
O. % o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
SHERlFFs AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of a certain writ ~ Execution 10
me directed and delivered. ! will expose 20
sale az Public Nendue on Wednesday. the 18th
day ~ February, At T. o'clock Noon, al Real
Estate Exchange. 1915 Nesey street. all risnt,
tile and interest which the defendant Boston
Joplin Zinc Mines Company had on the 18th
dsy OF January, 1914, or at any time Thereafter,
OF. In and 10
8e7s SHARES or CAPITAL STOCK
n the Sulphide Corporation OF Joplin Mo. In
the name Of Charles L. Jones. and endorsed
I'm blank.
SO SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCK
Sulrbide CORPORATION ~ Joplin Mo-. Ia IN.
name Of Katharin. Nicholson. and endorsed In
coo SHARES or CAPITAL STOCK
SulphIdc Corporation Of Joplin. Mo. In The
nam. OF Edward Burns and endorsed in blank.
10 SHARES CAPITAL STOCK
n the southwestern land and Leasing Com
many. I'm the name OF J. Farnlm Watt. en-
dorsed IN blank. -
4 ql7 SHARES or EbENlTA ZINC COMPANY
In the name OF Chas =. Schwartz endorsed In
blank. - ... . ....-.. AZ, 49,
81 as SHARES OF EI.ENIrA ZINC COMPANY
i'm tho name o. Frank Nicholson. Trustee, en-
dorsed IN blank - ..........
ft., SHARES OF ELENfrA ZINC CoMPANY
I'M tho name Of Katharine Nicholson. endorsed
" DANIEL. GREENNALD.
sheriff Auctioneer.
MAX GEirENHAGEN. sheriff
DENNIS McENON. Deputy sheiir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
The Bronx.
urlsFlep MECHANICS LIENS.

FEBRUARY -
40 ST. va COZ O., Webster ave. Emp do
.rs Co. Inc. at August Nelson. Dec o.
w So
nRErY eic and 11s. 3 Shsnker Meisi
.s GO inc. All Abraham King 81 az NO'
= i' Si00
tyE PROPERTY. Taser co AIT same FEB
q Ni ff-f f0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty fOur Hours.

Feb. o4-An area OF high pressure of great
ma enitude stretches from New England 10
Texas In the Far Northwest an area OF 10"
pressure has appeared. Tho weather has been
fair in pra ideally sll paris Of the country IN
he lest twenty for .ours. East OF the Rocky
Mountains IL has been one o. tho coolest DAYS
Of the winter and low temperatures prevailed
everywhere except in Central and southern
Florida Fair weather IS indicated for the
next forty-eirht hours. except IN southern
Florida and the east Gllf. where light pre-
cipitstion IS probable The temperature VIII
rise in the Northwest and the interior valleys
Wednesday and will begin % moderate IN Al
lantic Coast districts Thursday.
Winds Tor Wednesday and Thufsdav-Norlh
atlantic. moderate 10 brisk northwest. mludle
Atlantir. brisk northwest. south Atlantic, BRISK
northwest 20 North; east Gulf, moderate north
west west Gulf moderate northwest. Lake
Michigan. moderate 20 brisk southwest ana
fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

Highest temperature Yesterday. 16 "a 4 80
T. M. lowest I tat a. M; average rester-
dsv average for corresponding date last
wear. %. average FOR corresponding date last
thi,ty-three years. 81
Local forecast: Fair Wednesday and Thurs
dsv. not so cold THURSDAY Hight north 10 north
east winds shifting 10 southwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

TRANSPACIFlC MAILS


Destination and steamer $50 p IN
Hawaii tVia san Francisco. Lurl ne tcb. 8
Japan. Cores. China via Tacomal-Chi-
caao Nsru NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zen. -
Tahiti. MsrQUesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand via san Francisco Moana. Feb. -
Japan. Corca china. Philippines VIA
Nancou, er)-Emp OF India .......F Feb. y
Hawaii Guam. Philippines Cia san
Francsco)-U Transport .... ..... Feb. -
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China via san
Observation-Disclosures ...................F Feb Is
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, New Zealand.
Australia (vis san Francsco)-so-
uOUh s-h"'f
Japan. Cores China. Philippines via
Sesttlel-Shidzuoka Maru ..............M Mar
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand. Aus -.
tralia Cis NsncouN Mariana. Mar. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown ONCE,
M 1916, broadway. between 5sth and 5itn sts..
,,,n q O'Clock q. m. Advertisements received
a. IN. following branch Offices al the regular
rates until o'clock r. m. VIZ - s,h ave.
a. bstween Eth and sth sNes. 80 West 18th
=, ia Eas, 18th o., 1885 III ave i'@ ist ave.
near s3th az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Above Tooth Street.

ptvFpsTDE DRIVE. near Grants Tomb -
,,tractiye outside rooms. suitable two. small
,oon. with bath; board optional Phone eS1sW
Nto~nfrzside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

London. Feb .4-Minnespolis Br. New York;
sd TonoWsnda (Brl. New OK
Pstrss Feb 2S-Carpathia lBr. New YORK VIA
Barbados FEB 2S-Dsnube Obj. SOUTHAMPTON
for colon. etc. and New York.
Madeira. Feb 24-Maoonna ttr) Narselles io'
Providence and New York. - vi.
via Pernambuco for Rio de Janeho. -.
Bergen. Feb -e-hrlstanlalJoiu '-'V'''
Nap o.S Feb 1s-Martha Washington CAusn,
New York via Fayal etc. r-,,-,,,r.,
Colon FEB "a. m-Grosser kuItursl
PORT Natal FEB e4-Freienfels CGer), New
York Via cape Town. etc. -
Bombsy. Feb 24-Cle'elsno ''er'' Ne"
Antwerp. Feb 2a-Michissn cRr)' New
Plymouth. Feb % so nn-President Grant
lGerl. New York for CherDourg and Ham
burg lsnd proceeded.
SAILED
Tiume. Feb 24-Coronia Bro. Nev York:
Algiers. Feb l9-Kaiser Franz Josef 'Aust
from Trieste. ETC, New York. -
Genoa Feb 21-Cerea Gtail. New orleans
Dunclutha ,Brl. New York.
Bermuda. Feb "a. 10 m-Areadian tbr)'
Palermo t Feb ls-Posniipo dtaD, from Genoa)'
r,o,'en Fce ol-Le COO ,Br). New York
Lisbon Fen c2. y m-Germania lfrl. dfoh
Nsrseillesl. Providence and New York.
cibTsitsr Zen n-Indrakuala CBrl from Yo-
lohame etci. Boston and New YORK; Berlin
Gen New York.
Bor5esux. FEB el-St Laurent dr. New York.
PASSED.
Ciprsltsr FEB o4-America 1tal. New YORK
for Naples and Genoa. Princess Irene lGerl'
New York for Genoa
CIGNALLED.
Iigsrd Feb oi-Oceanic. New FORK for Ply
mouth. Cherboure ana southampton -s0 hlies
YES, A. ,,oon Due At Plymouth about IN
Wednesday.
ryov. Head Feb 24-Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.
New York FOR Plymouth Cherbourg and
F.~enen 80 miles southwest Al m. Due
A. Plymouth about a m Wednesday. La
Gsvoie. New York FOR HaVre. 20 miles south
vesf a. noon Due al Hevre about p m
Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
ALTERATIONS.


~ ST. rF Tasf. fo two sly tennis shI
~ g NcMsals q, Nassau A. owner >
''f. = Ave g. sfcfitect. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
LIS PeNOENs.
FEBRUARY e.
Manhattan.

sAEIEs ST g. and a.. Max riohn agt
"a B1.r.rr Cooperation tspepinc per
.otI attorney E l. Turk.
,tlisriE ST. lH. Frank " Tichenor AIT
=. lno o. sI foreclosure Of mtsl' atior-
TOY ST r Mary g Davis sst Chas \
+, . a. fore -losure ~ Mtg; attorney VI
EiEEpAN AVE. 1859: Edward Nilsson AIT
,..-.na Rec ty co o. al foreclosure OF misl'
&C. Hol snder q kernheimer
e. eI Essf lfeoeric Y 'ouoeft - ~
t-rsd Pagan et al foreclosure Of mtsl'
800 ioudcrL Eros
SDiSoN AVE. ci0e. Henry Y Jackson 81 81
- Christensen foreclosure ~ migl; a.
~ Jao@son
al - West. American sheet Metal
49, inc AK Prank krefetz. Inc. 81 A.
$50 action 10 forcciose mechanics LEM:
-l' Levis & Mcnamara.
The Bronx.
-, NNr .sis. Cordeua Nelson sgi
~ NilcIng ami Construction Co Of al
~ 40 or mif'. attorney. y " v Brown.
A.. r gsa ana $500. Adolf lchel agt Man
: 49, a foreclosure OF mtg), attorney.
50. NslaDGE AVE. -. % . OF itfth 50.
-, Ncfa McCs0ic, set Kidgeleld Con
~ ~ =. ~ foreclosure Of mtg. a'tof
= " SIS 4. o W ~ Prospect ave OK
"a. !, M rlmer % sl act Emilia Fus
is.,... /" fofcc'osurc o. mtgi. attorney. @ p
> f.NAh AVE. section 80. block 5Ssl lot
/ q 80 Schflef o. e, set Franklin Feifer
rs,.. ~ 'o fofecicse transfer ~ tax iieni
f-.-. q anl en- map Of subdivision NJ
- :. hsrt lesfssll TITAN John ~
et.. 'st lnierrf Construction % o. 81
" mig. attorneys. a d u Bloch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Forecast for Special Localities.-tastern
New York. fair to-day and tomorrow not
so cold tomorrow; light north 20 northeast
winds shifting 10 southwest.
nd

Southern New England, lar and not 50
cold to-day and tomorrow. diminishing north
west winds
Sew Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and
Delaware FAIR to-day and tomorrow. not 50
cold tomorrow. moderate northwest winds. be
coming southwest.
MARYLAND ana the District Of Columbia. fair
to-day and tomorrow. warmer tomorrow
moderate northwest wines. becoming variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COOK LAUNDRESS and CHAMBERNAlD-
waitress-Two Finnish girls; very neat capa-
BILE. good reference: city or country. Jusslld
Agencv. $50 Lexington ave. Tel H53-Plsza.
COOK Swedish: capable: best reference; un-
derstands catering Jussila Agency $50 Lex
lngton ave. Tel 4iS3-Plaza
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER.-Very neat Fin
nish girl. lately landed. Jussila Agency, GU
Lexington ave. Tel. fi53-Plsza
HOTsEKEEPER. Refined, well educated Eng
ish lady IS hOusekeepers certincate. seeks
rosiiion; references exchanged. MISS W. BOX
3. Tribune Once.
T.TNDRFSc Finnish: first class best ref
.renre. also chambermaid and laundress'
Finnish girl Jussila Agency, go Lexington
ave. Tel. 44o3-Plazs.
RsE.--Hospital trained. Will take entire
cara ~ infant or children; city or country,
.xcellent reference. NJ. Miss FitzGerald's
Pufeau SAC 18th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
eOARDERS WANTED.

An OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE wishes a few
more boardsrs. scott. 5ss west lS'h ~. Tel
-sss-A Audubon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

m 80 30 o. m. 80 80 s p. M. S045
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau obserN stions, taken al p. M
18th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors, GOV
ernesscs. etc. to Colleges. Schools and Fam
HES. Apply 10 Mrs NJ. J. YouNG.FULroS.
- Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER.

MINIATI Kt ALMANAC
sunrise 40. sunset. 5.3s. moon sets. 6.35,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
! ocaI OmcIaI Record.--The following OIL

cs record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
ing date OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Nsis N~ss@l
vessel f"i' ,,ns !. M /, IN 10 90 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Humidity
Barometer Readings

~ / %. M. IS p.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-01
THEATER PARTY,

Saturday evening a most enjoyable
theater party was given in honor Of
Miss Lola WEIGH, who is a guest in
Bismarck, from Merricourt. The
hostesses were Miss Emma Bartel
and Miss Ada Maurer. After the hour
spent at the theater, the party was
invited to the Maurer home, where
refreshments we're served. The
guests included Misses Emma Wach-
ter, Emma Bartel, Ada Maurer, Lola
WEIGH, Eleonora Bartel, Katherine
Griffin, Hazel Pearce, Gertrude Ev-
arts, Margaret and Collette Brown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-01
AT n HOSPITALS.

The late arrivals at the local hos.
pitfalls are: Miss Esther Cedargreen,
Flasher; Elmer Harvey, Burt; Harry
Friska, Wilton; Baby Virginia Nc
Gregor, Beach; Miss Helen Parry
chowski, Motif.
Those discharged we're the follow
ing: Mrs. A. A. Jones, City; Mrs.
Cook and baby boy, City; Floyd iRufe-
nacht, Brookings, S. D.; Mrs. Tolle-
son, Dickinson; E. H. Tostevin, Man
dan; Miss Katherine t.oan, Uity; Mrs.
Charles Ode, City; Mrs. ]. w. Ruz-
icka, Assineboin, Sask.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-01
HELD CELEBRATION
UN KILLDEER FIELD
Iowa Society Of Manning Gather
ed There; Gov. Hanna and
Judge Bruce Spoke.

The Iowa society of Manning held a
celebration Sunday on the site Of the
Killdeer battle. One Of the Iowa reg
iments was in the battle of the Kill
deer, and the gathering was not only
a reunion OF Iowa people OF that vic.
Unity, but a commemoraticn of the
battle, as well. Governor Hanna and
Judge BruceAwere the speakers Of the
day. Fully 600 people took part in
the celebration. "r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-01
CARL L. N S HOME,

Carl l.. Hanson arrived home yes
terday, to spend the month Of Septem-
Der with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hanson. Young Mr.. Hanson is
q graduate Of the Naval academy, and
attached to the battleship, Missouri.
He is much interested in his work
and advancing in his profession very
rapidly, which Is good news to his
many friends. The Missouri IA two
days out from England when war was
declared-but the return trip was un-
eYentful.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-01
TO RUGBY.

Ralph Holbrook left Monday morn
ing over the 500 for his home in
Rugby, after an extended visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Crockard.
He made many friends while here,
who regret his departure. On the
way Mr.. Holbrook will join his sister,
Miss Fern, in Minot, from which
place their father will take them
home in his a /.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-01
LABOR DAY

The Country Club has arranged a
special program for Labor Day, Sep
TENDER 9TH. "A two ball mixed fore
some will take the attention of the
golfers. The play will start at ten
o'clock, and last throughout the day.
The drawing of players is in the
hands Of the tournament committee
which will publish the list the last
of this week.
A dance will be held in the Club
House in the evening.