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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-11
Also DENEIOPMENr ut YVES 2
AND REVIEW OF WEARS
WORN N REPORT
PASSING OF CH[a0EEES
secretary EclicNes Tribes should be
Cast ipnn Their Own Re-
sources ~ soon ~ " Can
I,c Done

4 definite constructive puhH ioi 7
the Indian. by which ac may be- trans .
form,d from a ward ol thc govern
ments To a sucy, tul lal u'erwl |
part OF thc American citzcnry /
discussion OF tho development %. ttr |
West. auI % review %. o.. achieve T
meats OF tHc ust year. are contained .
in the annual report of Secretary .
Franklin N Lane. of Coo Interior 'iH.
lWtmrIJ sen, today 90 Irr.iuoN. F,
Wilson
Three things says Secretary
Lane. "Oi uursuai rurpurt hRfD
marked the life ot this department I
during ibe past year the passing or
the Cherokee Nation tND opening Col
ALASKA. aud the advancement ot s".
ries of measures aimed to promote
the further development ot the Wet
These lhIu-s are apparently unrel'i-
ed. vet they have made am appeal 'u
me. as alike illustrative ot tnc now
ness of our country. the novelty oi
los problem. ana the responsiveness
ui our government
Secretary Lane discusses the BOD
dian problem ~ length ANA ak
whether 80 is Tor the benefit oi tE'
Indian himself than tine present alm.
house policy should continue
"Thc American conscience, nrr
sense of Justice our traditions .n
fact. will NOT permit tho adoption n.
% drastic course chat would cast o."
Indian upon world for which he d.
ili-preparCd. b.. saws "lct uW 0l
The opinion Chat 10 would bo bet'o'.
lar better tu server all ties hcfWrrH
he Indian ana tHo government give
every MAN Die own and let h'W ro iis
way to success ul destruction rather
than keep alive Boo tHc Indian The lD
lioi that Doe is to remain "a ward nt
the government
"The way on, is gradually and
wisely to pat tIo ir Diam out orr
goal is the rer Indian Tho orphau
.sflun dro go. g. tl'a - De-
mind of indian and white man. The
Indian suoNl know thar he is unIl
she road o. cGIov or suffer lull rl-
pacIty Uo {. to have his opportur,-
~ as forward looking man
"tt is my conclusion after ae .n-
innate @ study a- practicable. a. hls
nature .u1 needs. that Vc should
lcuceiorh make @ positive Ind s,s.
Irmatir effort tg Dat t.c full burden
of independence, aud responsibility
UU1u au increasing number ot .F
Indians of nl' tribes find th7'
there is % sHtUt, which sIu.licani'r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-11
FARME RS NEED No
GOVERNMENT ND
W SCIn EMERGENCY HAS.
NI,iSIN NCCOHMNG 20
~Et GETNl{N UOt SION
NEW BANKING LAW HELPS
VIII l.k Cpngrc~. iur Emergency
appropriation ul Millions Co
Combat ou, anl Niuuth
Disease

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gv A.so,,a,sd r.,
WASHINGTON u Ga uce In
That tbero ts no rmer.erc, which
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

ST-PREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Toseph Corn, plaintiff, against The :. Is.
Construction co. ct al, defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
ord sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 2lst day
81 February 1914, /, the undersigned, the rel
Gree in said Judgment named. VIII sell at public
auction at the Exchange salesroom NO. l4-Io
Vesev street in the Borough OF Manhattan,
CIV of New York, on the 18th day OF March.
1914 At Il o'clock noon on that day by JACOB
H. Nayers auctioneer, the premises directed
~, said Judgment to be sold, and therein de
eSr,bed as follows. All that certain lot, piece
ar marcel OF land with the buildings and i'm
rrolernents thereon erected. situate, lying and
being I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, city,
county and state OF New YORK. bounced ana
described as follows:
beginning a, point on the northeriy slde
~ s1st street distant 100 feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Amsterdam avenue run
ming thence norther.y parallel with tle west
erIy side OF Amsterdam avenue, lOZ feet
inches TO the centre line OF the DOCK thence
westerly along said centre Inc or the oiocH
10 feet z inches, thence southerly parallel
1'ifb Amsterdam avenue lO2 fee, inches 70
d. nortbsrlv side Of slst street ana thence
easteriv along the northerly side Of Slst street
10 faet \ inches 70 the point or place OF pc
.i-,irg said premises being known as NOS
9o9 10 2i1 West sist street. ~
Datcd New York, February %9th' IFlf
ARCHIE L. BAXTER Referee.
MORRISON * SCHIFF, attorneys Tor pam
IN $40 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan
New York city. .
~ colioVing IS diagram OF the property
70 be sold: its street number Is =o9 70 III ".
- as
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trepd; 10 Chattanooga.
Gunner TORGER NYLUSD detached Z. ".
Bliss Company; 20 naval hospital, New
York
Chief Machinist A. J. MERKT. commissioned.
Chief Machinist CHARLES HAMMOND. de
tached the Intrepid: 70 receiving ship az
san Francisco.
Pay Clerks G. r. FULLER and A. J. MAR
SHALL. appointments revoked.
Pay Clerk ". J. SMITH. appointed; 20 the
North Carolina.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements OF vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March 1.-the Wheeling AZ Macoris.
Mar"n 1.-THE Yankton e. Norfolk yard; the
Wheeling. at Santo Domingo City; the Pres
ton. at Key West.
March ls-The Lebanon. az Norfolk yard; the
Eestal. az Lynuhaven Bay.
SAILED.
March 17-Th. Yankton, from Hampton Roads
for Norfolk; the Wheeling from Macoris
FOR santo Domingo City; tire Preston. from
Dry Tortugas for Key West; The Rocket.
from Norfolk FOR Indian Head and Wash
ington.
March ls-The vestal. from Norfolk FOR
Lvnnhaven Bay.
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i. Arriving at and Departing
'I 80, the Port of New York
Wednesday, March 10.

a.. Aros castle d3rl. Phlladei ,le MAJ ~,
sie""He Unioa-tasie o. '' '''''
nm.,-snllne at s..2 ,...', Cecile (GeD Bremen
game Kronli'i.@l .,,-,o , and Cnerhourg II,
y.-.6 10 snl so ,- w'rb i25 first. ISL second
20 ana 70- ft"eI'--e i t..e n M, 18th
~, Arrived al ta. il,,,..tec, Tampico March
re,s..,-ar Guantanamo .,.'. ~ and cuba
s,I Prorcso DO 10 ., .,.s and mdse. Ar
Ma =, trn Bar az % H. ,,,-.h G For,
nsc.msr Calamares , YEA In i2 70 the United
f.~og N aht ....rrare mails and mdse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

OhiCiai Record and Observation-Disclosures.
March 1s.-The storm that was over the lower
lakes Tuesday night moved Bast with in
creasng intensity and tonight It's
centre was over New England. During the
last twenty-fosr hours this disturbance caused
high shifting winds on the north and middle
Atlantic coasts. snow and rain in the middle
Atlantic and New England states and snow
li the ONO Valley ana the lake region. The
disturbance that was reported I'm the north
west tuesday moved rapidly sOutheastWaTd 10
me RIO Grande Valley whence it will move
eastward 10 has caused general snow in the
plains states and the Rocky Mountain region
temperatures have fallen decidedly in the
states east OF the Mississippi River and in
Mountain region. tnseasOnably warm weather
continued on the Pacific slope. temperatures
exceeding the highest ever recorded IN March
We're reported to-day from number OF
points in California. With the exception Of
snow in Northern New England the weather
viii De fair In the Eastern states on Thursday.
thursday night however, the weather will
again become unsettled in the East with rain
IN South. and snow IN northern states. Snow
IS probable Thursday in the middle plains
states. the middle Mississippi and ohio val
ieys and the lake region, while in the South
ern states there viii be rain. IN the north
western states and over the Western plateau
region the weather will b. fair Thursday and
Friday Considerably colder weather will
ONerSpread the southwestern and the Gulf
states during the next thirtysx hours. while
I'm the Northwest the temperature will rise.
storm warnings are. displayed on the Allan
tic coast from Sandy Hook 10 PASSPORT.
Winds for Thursday and Friday: North At
lautic. high west; middle Atlantic. brisk north
west, diminishing and becoming variable;
south Atlantic, light 70 moderate variable;
east Gulf. moderate variable, mostly east and
southeast: west Gulf brisk south. probably
shifting 70 north Thursday night, Lake Michi-
gam moderate TO brisk north
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corps. two months and fifteen days on ar
rival In United states.

corps. two months ana fifteen days on ar
rival IN United States
NAVY.
Lieutenant !. e. KIDD. detached the Pitts
burgh. 10 the Chattanooga.
Ensign G.. b. BYRNE. detached the Pitts
burgh: 20 the Cheyenne.
Ensigns 4. y. pAEGHTRY and :. -. MOORE.
detached the Pittsburgh. 70 the MARYLAND.
Ensigns ;. J.. BRAY and ARNOLD MARCUS,
detached the Pittsburgh. 70 the California.
Ensign d =. HAWLEY. detached the Pitts
turgh 20 temporary duty receiving ship az
Mare Island
Ensign ]. l.. NELSON. detached the Pitts
burgh 70 the Jupiter.
Ensign II. y. BERRY. detached the Pitts
hurgh: % the Alert
Surgeon A. r. ALFRED. detached naval prov
ing ground. Indian Head. 70 naval training
station san Francisco.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. A. DOLLARD.
20 naval proving ground. Indian Head.
Passed Assistant Surgeon l. W. ROBBINS and
Assistant surgeons G.. 7. WOOD and VI.
QUINN. medical reserve corps. commits
stoned.
Assistant Civil Engineer GAYLORD CHURCH.
detached naval station, Honolulu; 70 naval
hospital Mare Island.
Chief Boatswain T. F.. RADCLIFFE. detached
the Intrepid; % receiving ship al san Fran
cisco
chief Gunner e. Z. JAFFB detached the In
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12, g.


The anuroxirnate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the abOve-cescrioed
pr0uertv is 10 be sold. IS Fifty-seyen thousand
and tUenty-seven and 2i-iOo H5IO2T 20 Dol
lars with interest thereon from the 10Th day
~ February 1914 together with the costs and
ALLEGIANCE amounting ~ S4-6.24 with interest
from February 21st. 1914. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
~ the taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other Hens. which are 20 be allowed 20 the
purchaser cut OF the purchase money, or paid
By the Referee. is Sass and iSterest.
The property will be sold subject 20 a mort
gage In tHe sum OF Three hundred and thirty
Ave thousand 1885, 0OO) Dollars. with accrued
Interest thereon az the rate OF five and one
half Gnet) per cent per annum.
Dated New York. February 18th. 1914.
ARCHIE y. BAXTER Referee
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FIRE RECORD.

7.0S-Nos. 32i 10 3o5 East 1Olst street, Metal
Bridge Company; slight.
9.55-No. 2O Eldridge street Julius Reppa-
lol5-No. rs East s9th street. Isaac Cold
i1:2s-%o. isi2 Third avenue AlEy wolfson;
slight
T. NJ
l.3o-No. $50 East 13jth street, Samuel
Schuwocher: trining.
2I5-No 8oi East 1861 street. Joseph lsaaes;
4:5O-No. e52 Simpson street. Thomas Resnio;
trAlug -
e.2s-No. lis Southern Boulevard, Mrs
Reese: trifng .
7IJ-No. 50 Seventh avenue, Jessie Lorimer;
trhing $1,000.
7:3J-No 1924 Clay avenue Martin Negger-
smith. trining. 49,.
$40 1888 East 27th street. Farley & Flint;
trfing
sI5-No 80 East 18Th street Jacob Rupert {;
500
s.t-No ia West lss,h street. julius Kleine
i0l5-No i9e West 10Th street. Mrs. Emma
Connolly: 500
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EIIRNISHEp ROOMS.
VEST suDE-Below Tooth street.

A.-e5TH ST. IL wEsT.-Niceiy furnished
rooms. running water, steam. electric light
,.Iephone sIeyator. full hotel service. adj
Joining bah; s.. IS. 50 week one or two per.
ecrs. rooms and suites with private bath, 30
week VI: meals. IS. s. week. Inspection Invited
best value In New York "
,,ra l9e WTsT.-Iarze parlor: all convent
euces; respectable house; references
olT.IT ST - WEST Nicely furnished large
room. suitable two: excellent table, refined
surroundings. moderate.
iO6TH sT.. 100 wEsT.-Desirable room for
gentleman in refined private home; ele-
vator apartment. MARITIME.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

v.-..,,os March canada CBr,. New YORK
@js Alrierg ana Naples. 10th, Colombo Nud''
New YORK via Tuuis. etc. - n-or,
york via Cape Town. etc. ~.
,-H March 1--T0ionto O}r), New YORK. -.
p-e~os Ayres. March lG-Tennyson 'BI)' Ne"
York via Rio de Janelro. etc ,., lr,.,.,
antwerp March U.s. ':-J m-Iothiahu 'Oe'6''
esros March i6-Riyer Delaware (Br)' Ne"
yo.k Ma Orau and Barcelona. -
Manchester March l-Genesee NH)' Ne"
p,o h. Jsneiro. March 13-Strathroy CBr)' New
York via Peruambucq. ~, -.
llsyre March is. MA SaNoie 'fr)' Ne"
Pl lS'S March ls-Exeter City OBJ, New
rd ly'1 Arenas. March 1s-Bellgrano OBJ. New
s5 aS'A March is-Errol BD Yokohama for
rsyai. March ls-Germania Br) New York
SAILED
Huelya. March lS-Otto sverdrup Nor), New
Palermo. March l4-Nonginevro GtaD. from
Matt, Narcn i--Rapreufels GER from cal
cufta ana colombo. Boston and New York.
SOUTHAMPTON March Us, 1918 p m-Oymplc
Bn. New York via Cherbourg ana queens
Hsnburg March l5-iela GER. New York:
Bremen March SIS. m-Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse Ger. New York.
Shields March lG-Jup!tcr OBJ. New YORK
PASSED.
Gibraltar. March is-Athnai CGrl0, New York
for Pireus.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

coma Naru Mar. &c
Tahiti. Marquesas Cook Islands. New
. WUiocbra ,....'.............Mar. q
Japan. Corea China. Philippines wa -
Observation-Disclosures OF Japan......... Mar. >
Guam Philippines via san Francisco
Ill : trassport .,................Apr !
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STORAGE NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN FIRE PROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
l4-39-st WEST GOTH ST

i-Jt 4
New York March 18th. 1914
To Herman Russell Co, Mrs. ". VI.
voelkers. Mrs. H. r. Smith. Mrs Nan Lee
G Beattie. Y. 6. Manson Mrs a. S. watson.
Mrs J. B. Huber Miss ~ Mears. Ernest X.
greene +. G. whitney, Mrs. GeneYieVe a.
Uanlev. Mrs Hattie Williams. N. Mcintosh
Mrs Belle Beach. Mrs. Belle b. Balne. Chas.
= Freeman & CO. D. V. Monroe. Mrs. o. II.
I[ean. Mrs Beulah Frank Mrs Jennie K
Sweeney. Chas. S. DAILY, Mrs. 4. Jones: You
ana each OF you are hereby notified that the
time FOR the payment OF our lien upon the
t'ropertv hereinafter described, having eX-
pited after due notice thereof had been
given you. we Will cause such property TO
III. Household goods Office furniture, per
sonal effects and merchandise. stored In our
warehouses by YOU Cor In your namel. or IN
v,bich YOU may have an interest to be sold
AZ public Auction. according TO the statute
IN such case made and provided, at our
house 3a-41 West Goth ST., New York
civ. on MONDAY, MARCH BOTH. 1914, AT
1890 4. NJ. and II the sale thereof IL not
completed on said date, tho same VIII be
continued at the same place on each ana
every Monday thereafter. beginning at lO.5O
A VI. and continuing until all the goods
are sold. -- ,.--o,, or-
WAREHOUSE CO..
GEORGE OFT secretary.
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
Washington, March ~
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army


ORDERS GSSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have Ieen Issued:
ARMY.
CAPTAIN JAMES l. MABEE. medical corps.
from washington 90 proper station.
First Lieutenant HAROLD q. SCOTT dental
surgeon. on arrival IN United states. 10 the
Preside OF Monterey.
Following first lieutcnsnts, medical reserve
corps 10 posts specified: JAMES 4. ROB
ERTSON Fort Thomas. J. VINCENT FAIL
IISI Fort Logan II. Roots.
First Lieutenant RAYMOND r. SCOTT, rnedi-
cal reserve corps, 20 Fort Monroe
First Lieutenant SAMUEL II. LESLIE dental
surgeon on arrival In United States report
10 commardiny general. Eastern Department.
Acting Dental surgeon EMMETT i. NARNEL.
from Preside OF Monterey 20 san Francisco
sailing May ?. for Honolulu. ~
Leaves 81 absence. Captain JOHN l.. BOND.
@oth Infantry. -four months from June ID
captain JOHN l. ROBERTS. j. cohst ar
fulery one month on relief from present
duty. Captain THOMAS .. AUSTIN. medical
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

pr,TI.ER and HOUsEMAN.-Colored: willing
10 DO generally useful; excellent reference
II Miss FitzGeraid's Bureau. go oth ave.
GARDENER Useful man on gentleman's pri-
yatc place. understands care horses harness.
scber. best written personal references. Nd
dress J. NJ. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1854 Broad
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BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth street.

A-a5TH ST. rs wEST-Nlcely furnished
rooms. running water. steam electric light
telephone, elevator. full hotel service; use ad-
Joining bath s.. s.. 50 week. one or two per.
sons. rooms and suites with private bath, NO
week up; meals S. s. week. inspection invited;
hsst value IN New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

Highest temperature yesterday. l5 (at 1902
a. M; lowest 80 (at 10 p. M: average. 80;
average for corresponding date last year. 36;
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. IS.
Local Forecast-Cloudy and colder to-day.
tomorrow unsettled, probably FOLLOWED by
snow brisk 10 high west winds. diminishing
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J, LEACH

sTATIONER & PRINTER.
Our Prices Are Right. Our Stock complete
We make a customer with every sale. Tee-
phone PIG John So Nassau ST. n. \.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

OOWES ~ 81 VA IONO WAN Ell
Male.
| GARDENER.-Germa married. IS years in
last position; Al references; understands all
branches. Address Hefiie. $50 6th ave
! GNRDENER.-Hea or foreman Scotch; mar
ric.. two children; thoroughly understands
| all work on gentlemen's estates, including
| gardening farming and livestock, farm ma
chirery and pumping outfits; best Of refer
| erces. Address j J. Kilday Far HIS, y. J.
! WANTED-By young college man. age %.
resitiou as valet or travelling companion,
| speaks French also German; will consider any
! reasonable offer. recommendations furnished.
| G. 4. Cornish. 30 Church ST, Evanston. Ill.
Female
! Observation-Disclosures 80 Neat strong
swedish girl: very good waitress; housemaid.
best references. SIS; Osterberg's Agency, HS
Lexington ave. Tel, Plaza -
| CHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID-Neat.
strong Swedish girl; willing assist other
work. best references. Osterberg's Agency,
7i6 Lexington ave. Tel, Plaza -.
/ COOK.-Neat Norwegian girl; very good coos;
needs no assistance; friend very good wait
ress -chambermaii: excellent references. Os-
| terberg's Agency, 7l6 Lexington ave. TEL
Plaza "a.
COOK BUTLER-Together man and wife;
do entire work OF house; excellent refer
ence. country: $50. Domestic Exchange, 32i
Columbus ave. schuyler 9l36.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK. - Neat swedish
cirl. good cook. understands waiting and
chamberwork: best references Osterbergs
Agency. rs Lexington ave. Tel, Plaza 254.
'UOUSEWORKER.- young girl or sec
ond girl. partly trained; SIS. experienced
girls $3.50 Domestic Exchange. 32i Co
lumbus ave. Schuyler 1886
LADIES' MAID.-Neat. tail. refined Swedish
maid: seamstress hairir-sser, good packer;
understands position thoroughly: excellent city
references Osterberg's Agency, il5 Lexlng-
ton ave Tel. "a Plaza.
WAITRESS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neat
Young girl; very best references. city or
country: SO. Domestic Exchange. 32f CO.
lumhus Schuyler 1856
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID- Neat. quick
swedish girl. excellent waitress parlormaidi
understands her work thoroughly excellent
references Osterberg's Agency, rs LeN!ng-
ton ave. Tel. Plaza "a.
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WEST sIDE-Above Tooth Street.

i5sTH STREET Gs2-sss 81. Nicholas avenue) -
Large. light rooms; excellent table. congeniai
people.
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAMOUS wILDUNGEN WATER delivered BY
Chas Won der Brack. Dept. G, 81 Park Pl.. y. Y.
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NEW JERSEY.
CITY.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

So Carolina ave. and beach: private baths.
running water in rooms: elevator 90 street
level: sun Parlor. capacity, $50 Special rates.
Booklet BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
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Forecast for Special Localties-Eastern
New York, cloudy and colder to-day; to-mor-
row. unsettled. probably followed by snow


Western New York. local SHOWS to-day and
probably tomorrow; moderate northwest
winds, becoming variable
Southern New England. cloudy and colder
to-day. tomorrow unsettled probably followed
by snow; brisk and high west winds. dimin-
shiug.
Northern New England cloudy and colder.
probably preceded by snow to-day; tomorrow
unsettled brisk west winds
New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania Della
aware, Maryland and the District Of Column
ba, cloudy to-day. probably followed by snow
or rain late tonight and tomorrow; brisk
northwest winds. diminishing
Western Pennsylvania. cloudy to-day, prob
ably followed by snow; tomorrow snow or
rain; moderate variable winds
Virginia, fair to-day; tomorrow unsettled.
probably rain or snow; moderate northwest
winds.
West Virginia. cloudy to-day, probably fol-
lowed by snow; tomorrow snow or rain
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Cnited States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations. taken At p. M
18th meridian time:
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THE WILTSHIRE 0 9Fsn 2. ay G SDd Se12h
proved and refurnished Cap. $50. Private
baths. running water In rooms: elevator, etc.
Music. Specialist 30 up weekly; 80 up
daily. open all year Booklet SAMUEL ELLIS
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oide.., largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 4o92-4e93 Bryant. 437-43g West 43,h st.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise, sos. sunset Gil. moon rises, 2:26i
moons age 90.
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans By compressed air. steam. hand or
on moor 1858 Broadway. 42l East <sth Ct
CoE q BRANDT. Tel i:2-3sth
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

sTEINWAY upright plano. cheap: stored. ele-
CANT mahogany. 500. Geo Schlecher. 81 Yves,
i4th ST.. near 9th ave. y. Y
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Gov
ernesses. etc. TO Colleges. Schools and Fam
flies Apply to Mrs. M }. YOUNG FULTON.
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