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The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

sit up and take notice. Tn the
! letter was folder mailed to him
from the offices of the cemetery
and contained recital of its adj
vaptnges as a place of last rest for
Chicagoans. The shocking part
the Sentence that aroused the dis
tingpished thinker and writer
was that the association did not
desire among its patrons those
whose skins were other than white.
The officers of the Oakwoods cem-
etery are christian no, they can't
be men who believe in the Christ
and baptized in the spirit, expect
ing to enter the gates of paradise
by carrying their prejudices down
in mother earth
DR. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, who is
at the head of Lincoln Center,
named from the greatest benefac-
tor since the birth of Christ, could
aAd would not stand for such in
suits TO reason and manhood rights,
Immediately dispatched them let
ter. A communication was sent
that they will long remember. A
copy of the same has been sent to
each director by The Defender
The letter TO President Fred NJ
Farwell follows:
THE LETTER
Chicago, Jan. 7, 19l4-Mr.
Fred M. FaIwell, president Oak
woods Cemetery Association
Dear Sir:-Your very attractive
announcement of the cemetery,
W tn pretty pictures, duly received,
for which accept my thanks. 1t is
a beautiful place and the sadness
of many visits has often been
ameliorated by its beauty. But |
was astounded and panied beyond
telling by reading this sentence in
YOUR announcement:
"Chapel, vaults and crematory
are for the exclusive use of people
of the Caucasian race
Heaven save the mark Can
class prejudice and racial conceit
90 father? Pray, how deep under
ground does the color line reach ?
Is it to be presumed that st. Peter
has also provided for the conven-
ience of the 'Caucasians' rear
gate entrance into kingdom come
for the benefit of the colored peo-
pie?
seriously, l am panied at the
manifestation of what seems to me
an insult to the Christianity we
profess and the trust in God and
| belief in brotherhood that is in
scribed or implied in thousand
monuments within your inclosure.
Am Ito understand that Frede-
rick Douglass, Booker L. Wash
ington, the Hindu poet who has
Just received the Nobel prize for
pre- eminent achievement in letters,
we're they to be presented at your
gates would be denied the final
/ courtesies which belong to the
humplest and most despised aud
wickedest of the reac?
1t is not for me to decide where
my bones may ciumble, but il 1T
were for me to choose | would not
care to have them under the
ground from which are excluded
many brave and dear friends of
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

mine. Your ground is sacred as
the resting place of hundreds Of
men and women who bravely and
willingly died for the establish
ment of the brotherhood that cross
ed lines and the sanctities of the
human soul, whether incased in
skins black, white, yellow or half
tints.
"Very respectfully yours.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones"
Chicago Defender.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
RACE ne w S
GATHERED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES

The Pullman company annouu-
ces a pension plan for its $4,000
employees in manufacturing and
operating departments providing
retiremen at 10 after twenty or
more years service. The monthly
rate of pension will be for each
year of service l per cent of the
average monthly pay for the last
full year of employment. Distri-
button will cost the company an
nually about S250,O00. The com
pany will not employ anybody
more than 45 years of age, except
by special arrangement.
A Chinaman has been made de-
fendant in the first suit brought in
Brooklyn by a colored citizen to
test the legality of the Levy law,
which became operative last Sep
tember. In the first Municipal
Court on July IA Mortimer Har.
rison and Miss Wilma Shackelton
will appear against the proprietor
of the Port Arthur Chop Suey
Restaurant, 120 Flatbush avenue,
for violation of Chapter 265 of
the Laws of 1913. The plaiutiffs
allege they entered the Chinamau's
restaurant on December Is and
asked i' / cop suey, and that they
we're IT fused service because of
Their color. The court is asked to
award each plaintiff $500.
London, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Jane
Roberts, widow of the first Presl-
dent of the Republic of Liberia,
died here today at the residence
of j. K. Archer. the colored Mayor
of the London borough of Batter
sea. She was "a years old. The
aged exile was born in America
and was the daughter of MIR.
Waring, a Baptist minister, who
from America to Liber-
ia. Mrs. Roberts was said to be
the last survivor of the original
to Liberia. In the
course of several visits to Europe
with President Roberts, she was
re ceived by Louis MAJ oleon while
he was President of France, by the
late Queen Victoria and by the
late King Leopold of Belgium.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 13.-Seven
thousand Pullman sleeping car
porters will be benefited by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Oficial Record and Torecast.-Washington
March 23-Tho pressure is rising over the
eastern half Of the country and Is 10"
and falling over the Rocky Mountain region
and the Pacific slope. This pressure dis
tributfon g. favorable to generally falr
weather and rising temperature over me
eastern haf Of the country during the next
three DAYS The weather has become cooler
over the west plateau region. There were
general frosts Monday morning throughout
the Gulf and south Atlantic states, except
Southern Florida. During the last twenty %
four hours there were local SHOWS IN ne
region Of the Great Lakes. the upper ONO
Valley and the norm Rocky Mountain region
and light rains on the north Paclhc 'oasl
with the exception Of unsettled weather ana
local SHOWS in the north Rocky Mounlalh
region the weather viii be generaliy 1alt
Tuesday and Wednesday IN practically az
parts OF the country. Temperatures VIII
rise Tuesday in the mississippi Valley ana
Tuesday aud Wednesday IN the Atlantic ana
east Gulf states. the Ohio Valley ana the
lake region.
Winds for Tuesday and Wednesday
North Atlantic light southwest and west.
middle Atlantic. south Atlantic ana east
Gulf light variable: west Gulf. moderate 10
brisk south. Lake Michigan. light to mod
crate variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
BUSINESS REVERSES

MEYER j. DANIEI.-Meyer j Daniel lv-
Ing al 30 - East 109th street, fled petit
ton. with Liabilities OF $1,000 and assets
S2fs consisting OF accounts S2i1. and cash
Ina bank 81. lie was formerly q dealer in
oriental goods on BrOadwsy. and began
business in March 1903.
OREGON APARTMENTS COMPANY -
fudge Hough has dismissed petition filed
November Il. 1913. against the oregon
Apartments Company. Of 3ith street and
seventh avenue. Joseph. \ Burdeau. "a
committee Of the estate ~ Henry Bergguist
an incompetent fled q claim Of SIS i2i
on a Judgment obtained June .. 1913 The
Judgment was dismissed March q. 1914 by
The Appellate Division Of the supreme court.
The COMPANY claimed that there are no other
creditors and that the petitioner Is not now
a creditor. and applied yesterday 20 lud 70
Uourh 20 dismiss the petition. The Judge
granted tho motion.
JOSEPH sAMUELS & CO.-Application
for "a discharge OF Joseph and Jacques
safnueis who composed the firm 81 Joseph
enuucig A. Co. manufacturers OF brafs. at
40 i2g West 10th street came mp before
Judge H0ugh ~ the United states District
court yesterday. and twelve creditors en-
tered appearances in opposition 20 the dis
charge. Inc matter went over Tor two
weeks Benjamin Lesser. who vas q psrt
nor with Jacques Samuels IN the hrm Of
Abrshams 4 Lesser manuiar turers OF
waists and dresses. at No. los west -ls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
street. also applied for a discharge. which

street. also applied for a discharge. which
was opposed by three creditors Objections
20 the discharge % Lesser from the partner
ship debts were filed b. Edward r. Quinn, a
creditor. who alleged that the firm. in sep
TENDER. 1871 issued q statement OF Us
financial condition az OF September I. "a
the Garfield National Bank, to obtain credit.
which statement IS alleged TO have been
false. that " showed a surplus OF s43 2oS.
whereas il should have shown a dehcit OF
about $50 600
SH1PMAN STATIONERY COMPANY
Judge Hough has confirmed composition
Of tho ShDman Stationery Company. Of No.
az East fremont avenue. with creditors az
- cents on the dollar cash.
MARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Housh has
confirmed 2 composition OF Mark Silverman
wholesale dealer In cotton goods. with cred
itors a. - cents on the dollar payable half
cash and half in sixty days.
:. q s. FURNITURE CcMPANY-Judee
Hough has confirmed a composition OF Stein
Wurze a Segal doing business N. :. &
: Furniture Company, al No. Il Essex
street. with creditors. AT 50 cents on the
dollar cash
BONANNO MPANY-Benedetto Ponan-
no. trading as the Bonanno Company manu-
facturer OF dresses AZ No. 200 Greene street.
to David Weidner lie be- gan business in
November. 1909
WOLPIN d ZIMMERMAN-Louis Volpin
and Harry Zimmerman. bakery and lunch
They began business a year ago. and we're
said 70 have invested $50, 900 in the business.
WILLIAM SIMON. No 90 West 10th street.
% Jacob Marx, Of 40 10 Wall street Mr..
Simon has been manufacturer Of furs
since 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

COOK Very competent; excellent manager;
ucIfsh. refined. neat; highest references;
go. Mime. T. CarneIlo. Inc, Agency. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO ANY PORT.
Official Agent all lines.
Raymond Il Whitcomb Co. 225 9th AMY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

! COUPIF-Man general farmer and useful
| wife housew0rker or board help; good ref
erences. NatheWson Agency, SIS 9TH ave.
To rs Brvant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

IAUNDRESS.-NO Of ireland Protestant;
shirts. collars and cuffs; first class refer
ences. Mrs. Coopers Agency SO 9Th ave-
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Arriving at and Departing
he Port of New York
40" Monday, March 3.
ARRINEp

co.silss Cuneo ,NoTl. Port An, n,,,S
- T. 20 a, the Bsr ~ 10 y m. -,.s.
r. rIIy,ers. Philadepnla' 20 me ~ ",
ssr,i = mlse PASSED. ih |'"'"''''''0
t,s vnioo,kst. stockton. 70 th- G r. ,
,sss. Fs''' passed IN Quarantine al N''S
tsl 80 A.
n. - orente. Galveston MaIcn -,
| sssr - pacific 90. WITH mds-' WI nh"
- 80 ,o-srzo ,Rr,. Tuxpsn March -;
.srsF s'n W.r9tn. with crude oil Arrived
ri S.s0a m q,
- - p.rnudisn lhf', heI'',u oo a1senyors
ssrrf ,s-bridge & 60. with W pass o.
j .ss, Arrived AZ the DAT at ''O'
~ sna
r. hungarian Prince 'h', hu,'''YSS
q Fs. .lsIy b BAHIA o and Trinidad 10. 10
~ MI A. 90. with o passengers,
l.. 1e5.o Arrived at the Bar at S'lo
I1r ,s,,eia Ger. cape Hayutn Marcn
Iss,, fsiv = Gou8INcs o. JeTfnlt O. ~
~ csrtagena n. Porto CoiohbIS -
be. Port Norant ~ Jerenls ,5li,re
i-nts s'I u.i,p 90 passengers. mails and
-,,,sn LAnI 80 tho Par AT $50 "a M.
. MT,,,',.,lsn lBu. Bordeaux March 8. to
~ WsIa'"'
u 81 =" tIirraiaia fAusl. Trieste February
ssnH a Oran March ! and Llsoon - 70
I =. rros & co. WITH mise' Ai'l'eu az ''''
b q " 81 o-ienfe Galveston. Passed IN
:s,ns, =, 1851 a PM.
s,sns Sr,srd IS CO. Ltd. with - nrst. 80
y, cabin and t,r steer age lssse" go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Echo of Brown & Co. Failure

Washington. March 2S.-Reviewins the
collapse Of 4. O. Brown q Co. New
York stock brokers. on August %, 1905,
the Supreme Court held to-day that
Schuyler, Chadwick & Burnham. from
whom Brown x Co. obtained 800 shares
Of stock on August "a without paying for
them. had failed TO trace the proceeds of
those shares into the hands Of the Han
over National Bank so as to be entitled
20 recover 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

frozen aud fancy desserts. city or country
$50 Domestic Exchange. "a Columbus ave.
SchmYler- Gl3N
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

H. lsp.anl reported rs 1898 miles east %
sandy Zoos AZ 1880 "a IN yesterday. j. eN-
I.ted 20 dock this forenoon.
he California. reported ss 3ss miles east or
Sn1y Hook ar 1880 m yesterday, is eN-
risd % dock this forenoon.
he koChambeau reported as 1873 miles east
y sandy Hook ~ 90 p 100 yesterday, Is eH-
HNed 70 dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST SIDE-Beiow Tooth Street

,-ssTH ST. Is WEST.-Ncely furnished
rooms. running water. steam. electric hgnt,
.elcuhone elevator. full hotel service: use 1d-
aiming hath: g.. s.. s. week one or two per-
sons. rooms and suites with private bath. 10
week up; meals. s. 50 week; inspection IN
yited: best value in New York.
A-WAVFRT.Y PLACE 100 Beautifully fur
nished room. with private bath. attractive
rates: hotel service.
-,cT ST go WEST -Newiy furnished ard
decorated. large. small rooms; refined peo-
rlc. references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

0lOSe y
Destination and steamer $50 m.
Hawaii ,,ia San Francisco Lurline ... Mar IS
Japan Corea China Cvii TacomaJ-Ts-
coma Mann NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mar IS
Tahiti Marqucsas. Cook Island. New
Zealand. Australia Nia san Francisco
Wuiochrs .......................... p
Japan. Cores. China. Philippines tvis
Nancouver)-Empress OF Japan. ....... Mar ~
francesca orea .......................M Mar 3
Guam. Philippines Via San Francisco
u s. trapSDor, 5000 ..............Apr 1
Japan Corea. China via Sesttel-AjaS. Apr.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via san Franciscol-Nen-
tura ......................Apr .
Hawaii. Japan, Coroa. China Philip
pines via san Neutrality-suspicious.. A7r.
Japan, Corea. China. Philippines via
Seattlel-Aiki Maru. .......-.... .....Apr
Hawaii. Fiji Islands New Zealand.
Australia via Vancouver, -Makura.. APR. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
rnent notice is hereby given that an act.
Assembly Bill No 9Gl Int 40. $50, has been
passed by both branches Of the Legislature.
entitled An Act 10 Amend tho Greater New
Yorl. Charter in, relation 10 changing the
name Of the Normal College ~ The city or
New York.
Fur,her notice Is hereby given that Public
Hearing upon such bill viii be held at the
MAYORS Office in the CITY Hall. in The city o.
New York on Thursday, March %. 1914. at
2:3O o'clock +. NJ
Dated. city Hal. New York. March %. 1914.
JOHN PURROY Mitchell. Mayor.
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New Jersey, Eastern FennsI NHHIa' Ut'H
ware. Maryland. District of Columbia ana
Local Official Record.-The following Of

Highest temperature yesterday. 43 degrees ,at
.. M. lowest % ,at q. M, average o.
average for corresponding date last year 81
average for corresponding date last thirty
three wears. 40
Local forecast: Fair to-day and Wednesday
rising temperature. light variable winds most
ly southwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


,v.7,o, March g. 10 p m-Mauretania tBr).
s:S s March q. 10 a m-scharnhOrst GER
p. wv ss ID March c2-city Of Edinburgh BD.
,1 SsS lG, March .s-Lackavanna dr). New
m, w. March .s-cleveland Ger, Colombo
con. March .s-vic,orla I.uise GeD. New
Coral Ti March g. Beug1ano DBr,. New York.
aAa Blanca. March 23-Crofton Hall ,Br'
r,ssauaro March 2s-chsrl,on Hall IBID,
New York
ussG, March ls-Dwinsk Russ New York
rsrasrd. March es-Mauretsnis CRr. New
York for Liverpool land proceeded at 40
PM
Santos March l9-Christian y Ger motor
New York via Pcrnambuco etc.
cfrNan5and. March e.-Hellg Olav DAM
New Yor', for Copenhagen
Glasgow March o--Cdmer0nia fBD. New YORK
llr.-pSoi. Narol % Tintoretto OBJ. New
York Tor Manchester.
s Thomas March - A m-Sulans (BD.
New York Tor Dcmefara
Pr, Natal. March 2.-Merford Hall (Br) New
YORK. via Cage Town. etc.
antwerp March Ottoman 'Br). New York
hamburg March 20-IoN lGer) New York
Manchester. March 22-Canning tBr'. New
York
Eun. March Francisco tBr). New York
SAILED
GIBRALTAR. March %. % m-Laconis tBr). New
York
srsmsn. March q. n, seydIlts GER. New
York
Palermo. Msr,h q Kosnis Alber, Ger. New
YORK
Naples March 2o-csserta GtaD. New York
Ayers March 70 M0nRinevro Utah from
Genoa, Nev Yorle Splendor OtaD from
sayomsl. New YORK
Barbados March o. Denis BD from New
YORK;. Para
0iesne. March &c Norjhoen dam. New York.
a1tos Mirch Is-NassOvis Ger. New York
swansea March q Kansas city (BD. New
York
HsUe March q Louisiana Frl. New York
oran. Mar Il Dent XII Hall dBr from New
York. Singapore. Manila. etc.
SAILED
Naples March % p m-Franconia (Br). New
York,
PASSED.
Perrin March o Indrsnl CBD. New York FOR
Hong Kong ere.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
svnr" $50: sunset. SIS. moon rises. sos;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
PUBLIC NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice is hereby given that an
ACT Assembly Bill 80. MS Int. no. 1892.
has been passed by both branches ot the
Legislature. entitled An Act 10 authorize the
use OF certain lands IN the borough OF Brook
Ism and city Of New York and the acquisi-
ton Of additional lands. for the construction
OF a court house in the county or Kings ana
10 provide for such construction and for tho
maintenance Of said court house and the
closing Of Joralemon street in front Of said
court house. and TO repeal certain laws IN
relation thereto.
Further notice is hereby given that a Pub
lie Hearing upon such bill Will be held at
the Mayors once On the CITY Hall In Tho
city of New York on Thursday, March "a
1914 al . so o'clock J.. VI.
Dated city Hall. New York. March u,
1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
SURROGATE'S NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON:
Robert Ludlow Fowler Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice is hereby
Warv l. smith late of the County OF New YORK.
deceased to present the same With voucher,
hereof to the subscriber at his place or
transacting business. at the once OF Ineal'
r. Rean 40 40 Wall st. Borough Of Man
haitian, in the City OF New York, on or be-
ftre the LIST day Of June next
Dated, New YORK, the 18Th day OF No.
vember, 1913. AUGUST LOBER. Executor
THEALL & BEAM. attorneys for executor.
As Wall 81. Manhattan. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice is hereby given that an act.
Senate bill 40. 1917, Int 40. is6. has been
passed by both branches Of the Legislature.
entitled An Act TO amend the Greater New
York charter. In relation TO salaries of the
teaching staff Of the board OF education.
Further notice IS hereby given that "A Pub
lie Hearing upon such bill will Ia held at
tho Mayors once In the city Hall. in The
civ Of New York. on THURSDAY March 20,
1914 az 80 o'clock =. NJ.
Dated city Hail. New York. March Fl.
1914.
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
Mayor
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

TIE following judgments FOR amount. -
more than $500 we're filed Yesterday, the nrst
name being that Of the debtor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

rTFINW ~ Upright piano. cheap. stored eie-
csnf nt,bo~ans. Sgu Geo. Schleicher. 81 West
lith ST. near 9th ave. y. I.
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Alhinc. Pietro. ard Canine Msrasco-P. Fig
linoio. $6ss 70.
Arrisoni. .Arrgo-su inehart Tire and Rubber
Benline Harry C.-w. j.. Phelan. $3.50.
BTaker. Conrad Nj. r. Bale. s $500 20
Cranden. Fred HI. Ruppert. ss4i 81.
Danzigsr. Abraham Metro. Lithograph Co..
ra6er. MARY. sdmx.-city Of New York, costs.
Freeman Henry CT oppenhelnrer. s7,ls4 81.
Eo ogsa % }G6nk WindG ~ tri sals s. Il o
Hesslein. Arthur Nj II. Robinson. 81
Jarcs, Elisha H. Martha. R Weed and Edw.
?. Jancs-T. !. Paddel costs. $50 80.
King. Vincent C.-Producers' Feather Co.
I1c. s2I1 20
Klein. simon Hannah Klein and Morris Gold
=. +. Peters 5000 30.
LANCER. Geo. Rollins. Lsvery Co.
Lewis. Arthur SIS. Rosenbaum s43s "a.
McClatshey, Thomas CT. Westhe!mer ct AL
McMullen. Arthur. olsen s5o42 s5.
Nassau. DAVID. c. BARLEY. 500 O6
Peoubet. Seymour s.-Hamilton Printing Co.
shanIey. Michael-Stewart Disiillins Co, H.
T22iesine. Alber, De-. Fredericks. ;LosasS
Van Lean. Irving Sd. Tim. so q
w
Zits Michaei-A. Siraguss. sl.514 %.
AGO Manufacturing Co.--Deyerall Perfection
Manufacturing Co. 500 IS
Bclmer & Singcr-William F. Ashley. jr.. and
Rutherford r. Bellmer T. &. Wood. s3S 80.
Belt Mountain Rarch-R Du Rand, s5.5sS os
Galway Il coo. \. Ceiling. S24s 90
Hubbard. Clarence B.-Ruand x Whiting Co,
$e0S So
j. & l.. Moreland Co.-Cross. Austin & Ireland
Lumber Co. s72 o.
Macdonald Construction Coz. A. Petersen,
$3lG o.
Same-W. \. TheUell. s274 Il.
Ouo Singer Development Co.-Stewart Lumber
Co.. sl.47S %.
Poster Publicity CO. and Harry r. NoIthrup-
R0v Press. Sll 30.
p 4 H. Morton Advertising Gov s. Nc
Nab 81. 80 o..
Standard Ice Cream Coz. Mortani. s229 II.
TaCEart West. Inc, and lsidor EisenberR-
Germania Bank Of city Of Sew York. s2S' 80.
Same-Same. $3.50 g..
Underpinning ana Foundation Cos An
gelone. $50.
WuIn Prothers & Muller. Inc. o. Pen
schucS - Coz S.
Yale Realty Cos v. Peloso Cont. s321 o.
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Ejhbinq Information and
:" MQrinI NeWS of the World
TRANSPAClFlC MAILS,

Cedric Iiycrpool " S 1900 m
e. OF Montgomery say say. 900 p IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR LAND OF THE SKY illus. BOOB
let. write A. {. THWEATT. 26+ 9th ave. y l.
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CARPET CLEANING.


YOU ARE hereby notified that ths Art esr-
vice Co OF 225 9Th ave. will no, be respons
bic FOR any contracts signed by or debts IN
CURED BY any other person than r. 9 Mar'
Court. president and General Manager OF said
Art Service co.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
MEN with patentsble IDEAS write Randoiph
Co Patent Solicitors. Washington. D. I.
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Humidity.


ss m...3OOi p m....5O0 p. m....SooD
Cnited State. Department Of Agrlculturs
Weather Bureau observations. taken at : p M
i.fh meridian Tine.
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AUCTION SALES.

GENERAL COLLECTION Of POSTAGE
Stamps will be sold on March y az ,ns
Nassau St, Room sl. at .. m.
WALTER s. SCOTT, Auctiouetr
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
.rnssses etc. 10 Colleges, Schools and Fam
flies. Apply TO Mrs. n J. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square.
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