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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.


juno Q Pressure has continued Zoo .all Ia the
West. exceot iu she Paeifr states. with the
principal ccn.ro OF l.p,. sion now over north
western Nortr Dakota. and thundershowers
have continued over to interior portions q
The o1trome west aud extended East into
80 .eouu Val.y. There vaa however no rain
.. the Dakot4s. oklahoma or Eastern Texas.
over The Eastern portion 81 the couRtlv press
urc remains moderately high. with fair
weather. oNe.rt ir the South. which is COY
cred los "a sli-at depression. with resulting
tnuudcrshor,r5 in tho eou'n portions Of South
Carolina. Georgia AMI Alabama ana tho
northern portion OF florida. Temperatures re
main hisa in .le northwest and in tho south
ard haze rivau ~ tie plains states and the
upper lake region. In tho East and the OK
IRENE Southwest temperatures are rather low
for tho season while over the Central portion
~ the country they were moderate. There will
be- shower Wednesday IN TIE middle plateau
ard ,ae Roxy Mountain region. and We'd
ncsday o. "Wednesday night in the plans
states tho Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys. continuing Thursday IN the valleys ana
eytendiuc into the Ohio Valley, the upper lake
and western lower ial'c region There VIII also
be local thundershon,rs wednesday and Thurs
day i'm Florida. and the south portions 81
south Carolina Georgia and Aabama. In the
middle Atlantic states Ncw England and tho
Pacific states tho weather VIII be generally
fair 70 viii h- warmer "wednesday ~ tho
,er,ral vauc,s. tne lake region and the East.
and sorncaAa cooler Wodnosd"v night In the
northwest. j. will 6e warmer fhursdsy in the
lower lake kcior. tic middle Atlantic states
and New England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
CALLS HOSPITAL NUISANCE
Dr.. Soresi in Court Denies Elk
istence of Offensive Odors.

For failure TO "abate certain Duisances
on the premises at 50 West 10Th St" Or.
Angelo L. Sorcsi. who maintains a private
hospital there. was summoned 10 court
Yesterday by the Department Of Health.
The case came up in the West Side court
before Magistrate Levy, and vas ad
burned 10 June 10.
some months ago the Department OF
Health. ~ was explained yesterday. re-
c..red complaints about odors of chloro-
form escaping from the house. as well as
u1ses made by dogs on the PREMISES.
Dr. Sores was represented in court by
William 3. Butler. OF Il Park Row. who
tor a number of years was a practising
physician. The lawyer asserted the
Charge was ridiculous and based on the
assertions OF ore person. a neighbor. He
admitted that dog We're on the premises
ior experimental purposes, but denied the
existence Of offensive odors such as COM
planned o..
IN the order +. was said that ether
fumes had escaped from the hospital into
the house at SIS West 701h 81. This is the
home OF Mrs Helen ". Mckay. Accord
nc 10 Assistant Cooperation Counsel
Eorowsky and Nr Butler. she made the
original complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
FIRE RECORD.

s.ss-ss-u East 18Th q. chids Co: ua-
s.eo e7sS Broadway. Douglas & Brown: slight
II .lo-ae54 Fifth av.. James Dolan; trlninS
is.e.-ai Alien 81. H. Hammer; SO
le.J0-iS3s Amsterdam sy.. Benjamin Loth; no
Ills s''i ESst l44th ST.. owner unknown: IN
l1s-.o ,,0" East la,h ST.. owner unknown;
9.oa- IA Third av.. Aaron Cohen: trhing.
s.i0-First az. and ll2tb ST, Joseph PatIIdse
slo-iSas St. Nicholas ay.. Isaac Freeman;
s.l,-5ss I'm ST., Max Coidhnger. tining
s.I0-40 Monroe ST, Mrs RoroSolle. ".
6.45-gs Monroe 81. Reuben shapiro; ulnins.
5:Oo-i!s5 InterVsle av., samuel bIlinva8h M
,.So-in from, Of ls2 Thompson ST.. Dept High
ways: triding. 49,
las West Ssth st-si50.
5:sS-22l3 FIRST av.. Frederick De Cesera' uli-
ling. ..et
EGO DesbroEtes st.. Socco cigar 90. 49,
s:20-g7s Eighth av.; Eliza Nail&ce' ulhihs'
9s0-223 West 18th ST. May CO.. Uihin7.
s:G-u East 22d S.. SILK q Fuiman' tfllins
lel5-5Do Wet lfitb St. Jacob Weiss; uiiuhs
j S9-SiG Broome st. David LeNyi WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
JUDGE UpHOLDS
SHOE MACHINERY co.
Declares No Law Prevents Its
Purchase of Rights of Other
Concerns.

Boston June THE government con-
Alton that the United Shoe Machinery
Company lad bought the patents, ma
ainery and business Of ffty-siX other
aonnanies 20 stihe competition was with
or support iu law. Judge Arthur l..
Blown iuterpoated to-day. during the
ilsl arguments IN the governments suit
% dissolve thc company as an unlawful
1onopoly.
'aoge Brown SAID that patent rights
atFe transferable. and asked William 5.
s'ess. specia, attorney FOR the govern
nsnt IL there was anything involved in
Ne acquisition Of the companies other
Tan an accumulation % patent rights.
~. Gress replied that the government
'.ac Try 10 show that TIE company. by
Hnoinlng the patents. had created d
aonopoly embracing all the shoe ma
~insry held having 10 DO with bottom
g shoes lie admitted that he had found
- law 10 support his contention on this
Fri
Ter Judge Brown remarked: Il do not
''at 10 express any opinion. Mr.. GregS.
y Il seems 10 me you have gone beyond
e POINT whore everybody else has
ssgp,A"
~. Gregg suggested that Il was neces-
~'y occasionally TO make new laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
SUES SO. PACIFIC
FOR S15,OOO,OOO
Development Company Alleges
Breach of Contract Caused
Bankruptcy.

The DEVELOPMENT Company OF America,
which formerly owned and operated min
ING properties. railroads and smcltcrs con-
troucd through subsidiary concerns hlcd
suit IN the Supreme Court yesterday FOR
$4,000 against the Southern Pacific
Con,pauy for alleged breach Of agreement
which is said 10 have caused the plainun
company irreparable damage 10 its credt
and property and TO have thrown several
OF its Subsidiary companies into bank
ruptcy.
Byallored agreement the Southern Faclhc
Company was TO acquire for $3.2CV9Vo
controlling interest in the Arizona Mex
ico * Gulf Of California Railroad one OF
the properties Of the plaintiff. The De-
velopment company had TO raise money 70
meet interest, keep up contracts and pur-
chase additional securities. The purchase
money was to be paid IN instruments OF
5000 200 each. beginning july ~. lslV'
Relying Oh this first payment. the De
Velopment company claims. II instructed
creditors TO draw on the company 10 the
extent OF $4,000 on that date. but tle
Southern Pacific Company ala not pay
the money. As a result. il Is said. a peu
tion in bankruptcy was fled against the
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company,
controlled by the DEVELOPMENT comp3Uy.
and the property was lost TO the pialnuu.
The Imperial Copper Company was also
thrown INTO bankruptcy, all the other
properties o. the plaintiff had TO be shut
down. bonds were forecloscd and the
properties were sold At auction
The Development Company Of America
was incorporated i'm Delaware, with q
capital stock OF 5000. opC. The book
value Of all the subsidiary companies I'm
June 1910. is given as $24.5JG000. with
outstanding capital stock. bonds and con-
tingent liabilities amounting 10 about
SnO 600 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

p,actice-To - Of str Thomas : Rich
ards. AT the 7tA Regt. Armory Park az. and
Gtth ST. June !: e W. Roe D., Ems 10 J..
r. Fooio Eng IS: Z. j. Donovan. Eng. %;
Ralph Boruhoiz Eng. 80. j. j. D'Azcvedo.
Eng SO; william CLANCY Eng. 90 +. 4.
Daumeycr. Eng %; ". T. Gallagher, J..
ga. CHARLES Charous Eng. 22l; T. >. Rich
ards. Eng. 221; +. Eigenzinger Eng: 30: i.
Mum. EAg -: g. - WidmeT r.: Eng.
Fug. IS: Z. A. Woolley Eng. 2S7 cd Sec;
I'rrcst Bcrnscn. II. * l.. II: Z. 5. Clements.
H. q J.. %. j. 4 Cnrath, u. & l. 40; \. T.
JOS. Joseph Miller, No. 9. W. n. Breuer. II.
a J.. ll5. J. Bruno. George Olsen II. & L.
12S. 4. j. Muir. G.. @. Brown, II. & J.. 1871;
t. T. OKeefe, II. l. 147; Joseph stack, II.
Penalties Tried before Laimboer. 5r.. Dep.
Fire Com, Brooklyn and queens. May -, Tor
Violation Of rules ard rcgria,t.iioons. 1917 and
found guilty; Lieut.. NJ. j. Fitzgerald, Eng.
25g. being under the influence OF liquor, drug
or compound. 10 days and transferred. Capt
j. y Grant. II. & l.. 1902 being under tho
DAYS: Capt. j. VI. Dewey II. l.. 100. neg
lect Of duty. sentence suspended. fireman LIST
grade L. j. Donlon. II. a J.. lO6. absence
without leave. TO days. Capt ". Burtis. II.
a l.. l25. neglect % duty. sentence suspend
eli: fireman 1st grade ". G. Nclsor. II. l.
l25. absence without leave. 10 days.
Charges Dismissed Tried before Laimbc.r.
ir. Mas - and found not guilty. Eng. Of
SIR & A. Ebert. ing. 26s. oeot complaint;
Eng Of ~tr l.. Bicnnan Eng. IS, reckless
driving: capt. j. r. Grant. ~ d L. TO-. dis
respect % superior officer; fireman 1st grade
i = Collins. ". d l.. l2G reckless driving.
Dismissed. june 3--Firemsu lst grade T.
TarreU Ems 269. found guilty Of The
charge Of being under the influence OF liquor.
dr1g or compound. tried May p.
Appointment Renewed W. Mahon. as in
suer'"r OF r. 4. Boxes Blu. Of r. A. Tel, at
81 200 year. Tor an additional period Of 10
days May 80.
Promoted First Grade clerk +. Roehrig
On OF A. BROOKLYN and queens. to be second
rad. clerk. at 5000 a year. MAY -.
Resignation-lnspecto OF Fire Prevention
7 Alden. Bu Of 4. -. May ..
Additional Leave OF Abscnce-WithOUt pay,
eo~ no months. June I. 20 Carpenter q. j..
I,inport. Bu. OF X. and s. d. Of b. Sd St
s' T.o,oorary EmpIoyment y. Salerno as
"a rnentcr Bu Of Il. and S. u. OF b., Sd ST.
sbons al So d day. for an additional period
Of Two months june J.
Death seIlew. tel OBJ. Blu. OF r. A..
Tel May y.
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Female.

rererences: x2J. X. Miss Hofmayers
aeucy. go 9Th ay., 9th moor. Tel 4o2I
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Fedeeal Receiver Retained
10 DisburSe Present
Fund of $500, 900.
TWO IN CHARGE OF
STORES DISCHARGED
Marble and Sheppard Each Got
.500-Lawyers and Master
Received S16,554.

-,5ce Ho.ch. IN the Federal Court, YES
..-osv discharged William \. Marble and
1,hn :. sheppard. jr.. from their receiver
chin OF the bankrupt mercantile enter
--.ses Of Henry Siescl and Frank =.
yoesl. as tho work OF liquidation has been
,o-,plc;ed. Henry Melville receiver Of tho
b,-k O. Henry Siegcl d CO.. II present
-.srs mature WI continue his service 10
,t.hgrse the funds that friends and rc'3-
80 a. Noeel and Scgcl viii contribute
~, Tho further relief Of the dcpositors.
This fund now amounts 10 about $4,000
y, had been planned originally TO disburse
+. through tac Dcpositors Realization
coronation. Of 3. Broadway. However
because % tho success with which Mr..
Melville has handled the affairs Of the
hank and 70 save expense 10 the depos-
.ors the corporation has closed Is
tfces
TIE plan was favored also as protecting
lie 6epo.itorS from lawyers OF a certain
,.pe Who since the failure. last Decem-
Dor. have been seeking 10 share in the
e.v.s.oa O. the bank assets.
Those interested IN working out trc pro-
-..s,,o-s could not say Yesterday. in tie
absence OF Lew Mayer Of Chicago. coun-
e.. for Vo-cl.s relatives. when il would he
announced that payments would oc
made. bu, some developments are looked
so- vcry soon. They VIII Involve no SUP
render o. books OF claims against the
s.-E which Nl. Mayer sun hopes viii
arrange ultimately 30 pay in fun.
SIR Marble and Mr.. sheppard each re-
ee,e8 80 for thCr services by Judge
Holch's order and Rosenberg d Lewis,
,tgr counsel got $1,000. White q Case,
vro looked af,cr the interests OF the gen
ersl creditors. received $500. and Judgc
George Is Holt. special master In this
,.ss. V.5st
Join T. st,rchfcd. OF counsel for
seeN ard Vorcl. viii conf,r with Dis
,re, Attorney Whitman to-day. with a
view 10 selecting the place Of trial OF tho
CRIMINAL indictments against Siesel and
VogcI under the change OF venue order.
N- Whitman hopes to Try the cases not.
later than october.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Lisbon. june I. ~ % r-Gormanis or. New
York lor Marsoilles
Naples, June .. . u-carpathia OBJ. New
York via Genoa. etc. 1900.
Copenhagen Juuo .. p m-Frederik Wiz
Dam. New York via Christianssud.
Marseilles. May 20-Patris G'r. New YORK
via Alglers and Naples.
Hamburg. June ], D m-Amerlha Ger.
New York via Cherbourg and Southsmp
ton: President Lincoln GER, New YORK
la Plymouth and Cherbours.
London. June 2-Minnetonka 6Br1 New
Bremen June ! p m Bsrbarossa Ger.
New York. .. m. Kaiser Wilhelm DER
crosse GER. New York via Plymouth and
Barc eel S2s.' MAY os-pisa cGer, New York.
Pernsmbuco. jun 1-Francis OBJ. Para for
para. May 3o-Denis oBr). New York and
Newport News via Barbados
Bahia MAY 3l-Tennyson tBri New York
for Rio de Janeiro. etc.
Shanghai MAY 31r-Cty az Norwich tBr'
Nv York via Hong Kong etc.
Moi Jun. 2-K "a, BTl. N WI, fo ri
Norfolk: Condor OBJ. New York anc
Mo fGt1,'i. May eo-Hyanthes ,Br). New
Bahia Blanca. June 1--Charcss CBr'. New
YORK md Norfolk
Cslabar. May Si-PstanI Br). New YORK
SAILED.
Alrneris. MAJ. @7-Antonio Lopez Cspan)
0ron barcelona New York.
Usvre. May 3O-Niagara CFri. Nov YORK.
Barbados MAY 3H-Nestria tBr tTon
Buenos Ayres. etc. New York.
Swansea. May S0-Chicago city 'Bri' Ne"
Colon. May 3I-Prinz Etei Friedrich Ger.
Palermo. May 80. 8 p SAINT Anna Grj
ffrCm Marseillesj. New York.
Marseilles June !. q p m-ProVinc.a tfr'
New York tuot previously.
Faro MAY 2s-Alfred Nobel (NorD tfrom
ffamburg). New York.
ConstantinOple. May @S-Corcovado tSerl. New
Calcutta. May 2s-Adamsturm GER, Boston
M ont May 2s-Highland Heather BIT,
Naples. NAV SO-Giulia (Ausu. New yor,.
Para. May 3l-Huber' OBJ, New YORK.
Liverpool June Arabic tBrl. Boston; caro-
MIA ,Br), New York.
Buenos Ayres, June l-Asuncion &C lArrinse
OBJ. New York; Esperanza De Lsrrina "a
lBr), New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. June l--Aucous utaD, Phila lcipnd
and New York FOR Naples.
Iizard June l-Dwinsk russ, New YORK foi
Rotterdam and Libau
Sagres. June 1-ThessaloniAi tGreehe, New Nora
for piraeus.
Prawle Point June 2--Frsnkdale 'Brp. New
York FOR ROTTERDAM -,
Perrin. June 2-Rappeufcis ger. New iors
for Colombo. go,
ST Helena. June 2-Swanley CBr). New York
for Olongapo and (oFD Cayite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
SENATE VOTES FOR
TWO BATTLESHIPS
Naval Bill Passes, Providing for
Third DreadnOught After
Sale Of Old Vessels.

Washington. June THE Senate passed
late to-day the naval appropriation bill.
carrying about S1H.00O,00O. providing for
the administration two baltleship con
struction programme and authorizing the
building Of q third modern Dreadnought
with money TO lie derived from the sale Of
the battleships Idaho and Mississippi.
Tie measure now goes 10 conference.
An amendment was added creating spe-
cial committee 10 report on the location
and cost Of a government armor plate
factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

three directors. William skinner. Henry
t. McHarg and j. $. Elton. and Laurence
Minot will be ready to testify.
There were persistent reports that
William Rockefeller would be called in
the near future. despite the affidavit by
his physician. The commission said no
decision had been reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

al revenue received from tho liquor ;raf-
Gc under the Eaiucs excise law costs the
reCrle of Now York. morally. mentally.
financially and industrially.'
For the lest essay ~ 5000 words sub
mitted rcfore october ! the prize is
$1,000. other prizes arc $500. $500, 5000
end nNc Of s 90 each. OF this prize fund
$1,000 has teen guaranteed by a man
outside tho state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
PEN IN NEW WAR ON RUM
Essay Contest Will Show Moral
Cost of LIQUOR Revenue.

With The object OF making. what y
calls twenty millions of dollars look
sn,iSaloon League of New York. 90
Fifih Az, offered Yesterday $500 IN
prizes fer the best essays on: a.,
What the approximately $-V.VVV.9VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

Nro,r.srd. Antwerp and Dover Ma -. ~
tie Red sta Line, with 10 nrst ~ s'e ono
G 1.Hi@ f Ba5 i i,,2i n. Isl $780,. Of,
Ruth Palmas alias May 20 , O. an" =,
Nanualo - and san Juan 20 10 \ II h1"
d CO. With susar. BaE, "a Nav Nav 2o. IN tro
ocean :. CO. with passengers ana mas''
Quarantine. 40 ~. r,.... Itch
Inc NoT. Charleston. 20 G. I Dlm"n. "l'h
,lt,,, eaitdst IN Nav -. 20 the Mallory
IS 90 vith passengers era mdse. 0uaF'"-
az s.guranca. Nevpcrt Nevs and Norfolk. 70
81. Ol5 Dominion - CO. with passenGe-
aad mdse Highlands, so No ,.o.,.s %
ana Palermo y. 20 = 3 Richard q Co. with
u first. loo second cabin end 1861 stccrase
passengers and lndso. Bar. 40 a m.
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. ROTTERDAM
and Boulognc Ma -. 70 the Holland Amer
lea Line. with 90 FIST. 80 second cabh'
and q3j Storage passengers. and mdse. Bar
Hrapehoo. Jacksorville May 81. ana
charleston 81 20 the Clyde - % with pas
scn-ers aud mdse quarantine. l-'o" ~ 'n.
Povhatan ,Br). Barrow May - 20 George
y ALI in ballast Bar. 80 p M.
Tdward l. Dohouy tBr. perth Amhoy
y J. June ., 20 kellogg & Emery, in ballast
Tronprinz Wilhelm CGcr). Bremen MAY
% Seuthanpton and Cn'rbourg -. 10 Oei-
richs & Co with 50 first 81 second cabin ana
SIS storage passengers mails and mdse.
SANDY Hook. J. June o. 9:so % p-Wind
northwest; light breeze; clear; smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamer Emilia ; de perez SPAN. Nov
Orloens: san Mateo. Cristobal; san Glorg o
iTtaU, Naples: Ultonia Br', Naples; Apache,
Charleston and Jacksonville: Pinar oel RIO
OBJ. Havana; Miilinocket, stockton; Aoltke
tGer). Naples. FL Mundo. Galveston, city
Of Columbus Savannah; Princess Anne. Nor
folk and Newport News; Russia (Russ), Il
pau PCtsdam Dutch, Rotterdam; kaiser
Wilhelm II (GerJ. Bremen; Arcadia GER.
! arnbure Via Newport News: lockwood
tBr). KillinghOlme; Port Antonio CNori, Port
Antonio: ClOthilde Cuneo tNori. DO; Burstad
tNor). Aatilla; Kansas OBJ, Homo. Antilla
(cubGnl Tampico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ 'at '
r. M: lowoet 81 AT . a. M, average W,
average for corresponding date last thirty
three wears. g.. .
Local IorccaSt.-Fsir TO-DAY; tomorrow,
fair and warmer. moderate WINDS becoming
sgufn
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

GOVERNESS. Tea hes French, German (
years experience; excellent references.
city, country S3O-S35. MacNeili gency. II
W aJth st Phone Greeley 634J
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

THE Inporator reported al 400 miles cast ~
SANDY Hook at noon yes,orday IS expected 20
sock 'ste this forenoon.
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Forecast for special Localities.-Eastern
New York. New England New Jersey. Della
ware and Virginia. generally fair "Wednesday
and Ilnr.hnN: YentIc to moderate winds.

weston New loTE- faIT and NdTIUeT NVI''S
day. Thursday. -a-tly cloudy and warner
moderate south vn1e.
. District o. Columbia Maryland aud has'-
orn Pennsylvania, f4,r ana warmer Wednss-
day: THURSDAY. partly cloudy and "arnf'
light 20 gentle winds. becoming south.
Western Penns. wanna. fair and warner
wednesday. Thursday. unsettled; moderate
variable winds
West Virginia fai- ana warmer Wednesday
Thursday unsettled. rrotably showers by night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
EXCURSION S.
AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT 20 three agreements entered
into between John Wanamaker New lork,
and Joseph j. MaGrath. John Wanamakcf
New York. and John ". Joyce. John W an
amaker. New York. and Gottfried i. wal
baum I Will sell to-day az 10 d. m. az 80
Broadway. Manhattan piano dept. one
style 90 Mahogany Player Piano, No. l45Jo
make Stuyvesant and stool. one style Ma
hogany piano and bench. No 103s'. make
kna5e. one style IS Mahogany Player and
bench. No. 1870, make Jansen. Wilcox g
White. a. provided by sections G3 and 90 ~
Che personal property laws. Moe Fry Auc-
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THrRSDAY. LLNL {
= RIpAN. j NJ
TRANSPAClFlC MAILS.

-.f-..:o- .na .-rsre- $50 r. NJ
Jana. Corca China Cia Seatilel--D"h- ,r,.
ADJ Maru ...........t.
- samoan Is!ands Australia
New Zea,anl via san frshcisee'- ,,.. =,
Ventura ......................... ~ -,
Hawaii via san Francisco Maioa 80 =. 81 "'o
Australia Except Vest Via Van
couver)-Maraus .............-....''..'' -"e .
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Special through rate 20 Egypt, india china,
japan, Manila. Australia. New ZcHland, South
Africa and south America. Independent tours
IN Europe, etc; send tOr booklet Cunard
Tours
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PANN IN UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
FREQUENT StIIINGS FOX INDIA. CHINA.
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: p 3d.. G005 ] q 3D.. 30.oG p. m. 30
Tinted states Department; 81 Aeil'I'' ~ >
v-eatl,er Bureau ots-ryations taken az p. m
10Th meridian time.
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HIGH WATER.

Sunrise. 40. sunset. 100; moon sets. 10
moons age II;
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Information regarding any Hotel or Resor'
will be supplied without charge oY 'n'
Tribune Resort Information Bureau IL
boolllsts are REQUIRED enclose A. in stamps
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
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Agency. go 9Th ay, 9th moor. Tel 4o2'
Madison So. "
A--A-wAITREss .-Youns. neat. capable
waitress. S30-s3J. =. Miss Hoimsyers
Agency. $50 9th aN, 9th moor. lei. fo-'
Madison square
A GOOD plain cook laundress wishes house
work; neat. experienced giFl be u teist-
ences. Model Agency. Az W. Seth ~.
A NEAT colored girl. general houseworlSer,
cook laundress; city or country: best ref
ereuces. Model Agency. Az W. 3sth ~.
Phone 4527 Greeley.
CH4MBERMAID- STATISTICS assist other
work neat, willing obligiug; personal ref
erence: city or country; So. Domestic TX
change. 32t Columbus az. SCHUYLER dse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Neat young
English womas ,%o ys@rs exIstisn Sse5 sS
II West 35;h ~. Phone Greeley $40. -
CHAMBERMAID and WAITREss-Ciy or
country: Finnish: good references; wages
s22-S25. NJ. Lehti's Agercy - East 10th 81
Harlem 05lj.
COOK.-sootch: hrs. class; excellent manager;
with or without ktchenmsit; country lfe-
feFred: years excellent references Indus
trial Assn. u w. i2d Vi
EOOK-WAITREss- Together or separate: dt-
slrable girls; personal reference. country
preferred: wages ,0-s25. Domestic Exchange,
"a Columbus az. SCHUYLER slS.
COOK-First class; understands soups. meats.
entrees ices. desserts; personal rcterrrcs;
city or country Domestic Exchange. "a Co
lumbus ay SCHUYLER sl3o
COOK-Finnish; hrst class; city or country,
hest references: wages s50-s55-sio. Mrs.
Lehtfs Agency. ~ l.. i25th =. Harlem o3lo.
GENERAL HoCsEwoRKER.- ref
erence: city country. Apply White Rose
Employment Agency. y West 18th S. Prone
-iss Harlem. ----
HOUsEWoRKER- COOK, CHAMBERMAID--
Together or separate. neat colored giris;
city country. excellent references. Harlem
Employment Exchange. 2ii9 9Th av. Hsr-
lem PSI.
HOUsEWoRk-Smart young Finnish zirl,
city, country. good references: Pc.
Mrs. Lehtl's Agency. ~ +. 10th 81. Harlem
ail5
NJ RsE--scotch. neat eficent; 2 ysarg
experience: fond OF children: excellent re,,
srences; city. country; ss2-s2o hacNeul
Agency. ~ ". 35th.
TWO NEAT Young scotch girls together or
separsie. cook, assist laundry chamber
niaid-Wsitress; city. country excellent REL
erences Industrial Agency. ~ w 42d.