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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-11
'RAIDSON NEGROES
TRAP SUMMERS
Richly Dressed White
Women Scream When
Caught by Police Net.
SOB WHEN FREED.
AND FLEE IN AUTOS
Well Known Business Men Said
TO Have Been Escorts on Trip
TO Harlem's Little Africa.

Summers, who since Chinatown
ceased to glitter and most OF its deni-
gems moved to the west bank of the
Hudson rave been compelled 70 look in
I other districts for their color, have not
yet recovered from the shock admin
istered early Saturday morning when
/ Inspector Ryan caused two of the most
notorious Of the black and tan dives in
Harlem's Little Africa 20 be raided.
In these raids Baron wilkins, once
proprietor of notorious resort in the
old Tenderloin and now proprietor OF
a place at 134th Street and Seventh
Avenue, and John W. Connor, also a
negro, with gaudy place in 134th
Street, and three Of their employees
were locked up. But il was not until
the patrol wagon had departed with the
prisoners and the last policeman had
left that scores Of white men and
women who were caught in the places
felt better.
Many Of these women were richly
dressed others wore fortunes in jewel
ry, and apparently had gone to the Will
kns and Connors resorts after an
evening at the theatre or at downtown
cabarets where the fun, if fast, was not
as furious as further north. These
women screamed and would not be com
forted when the police, under Lieu
tenant McAuliffe broke into the place.
When they received word that they
could go they hurried out, and when
more than twenty private automobiles
laden with women made their way down
Seventh Avenue most of the occupants
were still sobbing with fright
OF the men in the party many were
In evening clothes, and some we're de-
clared TO be persons well known in the
financial and commercial districts. Of
the women with them many were APP
psrently of the better class, while
others were of the small town type, in
New York TO see the sights and find
something to be duly shocked at. These
got the shocks all right, only ahead Of
time.
Until Chinatown began 10 DIM those
so-called Bohemians who like color in
their night life made that section their
headquarters. But Chinatown has long
been sedate, and somehow the tango
joints on Broadway lacked the tang to
hold the attention of the real sporty
ones.
30 lne wise ones VINO Ike tnelr danC-
ing 70 smack of the Orient began going
further north. To Wilkns's back room
the night owls began to flock. Not
night but there was a string of big
automobiles and taxicabs about the
place at all hours.
To get into the place one entered
what appeared to be the hall of an
apartment house, and then through
dark passage reached a large room
where there was music Of kind and
many bad negroes Of both sexes
There, too, many white women resort
ed, and the singing and dancing would,
TO say the least, not satisfy the Broad
way standard of dccorum.
Recently the respectable element
among the 10000 negroes who make up
Harlem's Little Africa joined with their
white neighbors in protesting 70 the
police against such places as those Of
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Begins Winter Session To-
day with an Almost
Clear Calendar.
IMPORTANT CASES
AWAIT DECISIONS
Tariff Rebate and Income Tax
Questions Involved In Com
ing Hearings.
Prom N, Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Oct. 10.-How the
wheels of justice, so far as the Su-
preme Court of tho United States is
concerned. have been "speeded up" IN
the last few years. is shown by the
fact that when the new term begins to-
morrow there will be only ten cases
on which the Justices have heard argu-
ment, but have not handed down de-
cisions.
The present almost clear calendar
has not been reached by any sudden
squirt. The clearing has been going on
for three years. Last session. how
ever, the court surprised lawyers by
disposng Of 539 cases. leaving only
524, the lawest number In years. The
number disposed of was greater than
in any year except the previous two
years and 1890. Many of the cases dis
posed of required the most laborlous
consideration. At the beginning Of last
term there were 595 cases pending and
52S more were filed. making 1868 cases
confronting the court.
OF the ten cases awaiting decision
two are Of particular importance. One.
on which social workers OF score OF
states are waiting. is test Of the
Oregon law fixing the minimum wage
for women. The test embraces two OF
the ter cases. but decision probably
will be handed down on both at the
same time. The decision will not only
determine the law for Oregon, but will
virtually settle whether laws Of this
kind will stand or can be enacted IN
many other states. If II is against the
minimum wage, the decision will mean
vigorous fight to amend the United
States Constitution.
Another two cases have a vital bear
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wilkins and Connors. On THESE com
rIaints Inspector Ryan had men WORK
mo for some time gathering eVioehse'
and on Friday afternoon chief MagIs-
,rate NcAdoo issued warrants.
The milkmen were on their routes
saturday morning when they were
ssrveS and the fun was at It's heighth.
In Wilkins place a mulatto girl was
singing something about a huia huh"
maid" when a white summer ""''"
ing the door, screamed:
"The policel" she yelled.
Her cry was the signal ioi pahue
monium. All the women IN the pIaee'
and there were several score pesaII
Yelling ~ once. The men, black ana
white. swore. There was no chance 70
escape. The police, backing all hanos
into a corner, picked out Wliklhs anu
reveral of his help and deposited mem
i'm the patrol wagon. Then the othefS
we're told to depart. ...,
They did not wait for repetitlVn
Of the order. Within five minutes the
irving women and scared men mao
worked their way through the Jeerlng
crowds outside to their cars and started
for downtown.
At Cornor1's place a similar scene
was witnessed.
paron wilkins insisted that there
was no excitement in his place. 40
"Just a few arrests" he said. only
a few folks were in here"
All those arrested will be In court
Wednesday, when they are expected 20
r'aive examination and be held for
trial
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i,,. an the question OF shipping liquor
frc,, a vet state into dry one. b4In
involve a distillerv in Cumberlanu, Mu'
rb,rb shipped liduor over the foloi'"s
River into dry West virginia. 70
One OF the most important cases "
ho considered. from present indicati9hs'
Ia that agninst the international h"t
eater Company, on which the court -
toiioyed IN have stood four 70 four lsst
form with Justice McReynolds nov
,.o,ing because, as Attorney Geneth'
be rad taken part in the prosecutor
rbis case will. IL is believed, lay down
several important principles on inc
il,rus. laws. and, in the opinion OF
ynanv attorneys. will determine the ac,,
lion on the Steel, Reading Railway ana
q half dozen other cases. AS clrcuiy
courts of appeals have within the las.
voar EXPRESSED opinions absolutely AZ
conflict on the principle OF law Wnicn
mt he determined in settling thls
case more importance is attached 10
tbis caso than 70 any other which the
government will press this term:
The constitutionality Of the income
,av law will be determined IL the court
decides another case which has been set
for an early hearing, while the rate OF
the migratory bird law also Will come
up. ,.
The Treasury Department is vltally
interested in the appeal from the Gus,
toms Court OF Appeals, which has neiG
that the per cent rebate IN tarln
duties on goods brought to TINS coun,
try in American bottoms should be pald
to the importers. This would force the
payment by the Treasury 70 importers
OF approximately sl5,Ooo,OoO' me
Treasury ignored this clause Oh tne
Underwood Simmons tariff bill, acting
on the opinion Of the then Attorney
General. Mr.. McReynolds. but the Gus
toms Court of Appeals upheld the sec
ton. q,
One Of the most interesting crimina!
cases TO come up is that OF Diggs ana
Caminetti under the Mann white slave
act. In June the court ordered a re-
view of these cases, which means that
the young men viii have anoIner
chance 10 escape prison for taking two
Girls across the Galifornia-Nevada line
for alleged immoral purposes.
The government will press at the
present term its suit against the Ham,
bure-American Line for alleged par
ticipation in the transatlantic steam
ship pool. c,
With the cases that have been filed
so far, there are 672 suits before the
court, but this IS not formidable con
sidering the number disposed OF last
wear Eleven of the 672 are so-called
original cases, or suits between states.
which have never been tried in any or
the lower courts. One Of these Is the
sui tot Virginia against West Virginia,
which hss been decided. but which will
stav on the courts docket until West
Virginia pays the fourteen odd millions
she was ordered to pay to Virginia.
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ssndon Hall CBr). Calcutta Aug 10. Colombo %
pha oct q 10 Norton, Lilly Co. with mdse
Bar AZ p N.
CTS OF S. Louis. Savannah Oct 3. TO III. Ocean
IS CO. with mdsl quar- ct 80
Fl Sol Galveston. Oct 4. 70 tho Southern Pacific
Co. with mdse. guar a, T.20 m.
M4lura BIZ. Perth Amboy n the Trinidad snip
ping Il Trading Co quar- at m. 80
Delaware, Philadelphia 10 the Clyde Us Co, with
mdse. quar- al % m.
Sesconnet. Baltimore Oct 7. for Archansel Quar-
Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk. to tn,
Old Dominion s. 90. mdse. quar- at Z i5 m.
satilla Tampa Oct 4. tn the Clyde SIS Go, with
md.c quar- Al 33
Cluden (Br). London Sept 20. TO George Hellie-
Lansing Perth Amboy. quar- at e:35 N
Orfamme lBrl Port do Bouc rep. 2? and Glib
rsltar %. % y r Warden. Bar az lbs m. eth
Mexico. Tdmp.co Sep, IS. Vera Cruz 90 ProHesc
Oct @ Havana 2 and Nassau :. 20 the New Yori
& cuba Mail IS 60. mails and mdse. Bar at II Al
L.
Susquehanna tBr) Beira Aug II. Port Natal %
East London a. Port Elizabeth 25. Cape Town %
~ Lucia Sept "A and Baltimore Oct Z. 20 Norton
n0rsa tBr). Cardiff Sept 10 and Delaware Break
water Oct .. 10 Norton, Lilly Co. Bar at tSC
m.
Yoltaire lBr). Genoa Sept 20 and oran 2a To
Busk & Daniels Bar at Has m.
Cushing Baltimore Oct 9. 10 T Warden. IN
ballast Left quar- at $50 IN.
Kilbrde BIZ. Bermuda Oct 8. 10 A Lsmbor
Dunclutha BIZ Rosario Sept s. Buenos Ayre,
2 Rio de Janero 20 and 81 Lucia Oct ?. 10 Houl
der Weir q Boyd. with mails and mdse. Bal
al 1880 m.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
DIVERS NEW AMSTERDAM
VAN AND STORAGE CO,
2iO W. 1ath ST.

<iV w. .stu 81.
To Mrs VI. T. Brown and Mr. johnson: You
and each OF YOU are hereby notified that tie TINA
for the payment Of Zen upon the property here
matter described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. We viii cause such
property 20 Wit Household furniture. personal ef-
lects. merchandise carpets. machinery safes. etc.
stored IN our warehouse BY YOU or In your name
Tor IN which you may have INTEREST,". 10 be sold
al public auction. according the statute In such
made and provided. az 30 w 15th ST, New
York city. THURSDAY. october elst. 1915 at 10 50
a. m and continuing until all the goods sold
DIVERS NEW AMSTERDAM VAN a STORAGE
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FLIES FOR $4,000 TROPHY
ucCulloch Covers 440 Miles and Leads
in Endurance Test.


Pom Van. y Y, Oct lO.-David n
McCulloch. Of Newport, Penn leads the
-rdufance test being held for the Cur
tiss Sc. 600 aviation trophy. having made
ten round trips between Hammondsport
and Penn Yam to-day, covering ]4O
miles. The fight was under the super
vision OF the Aero Club Of America:
which had a timekeeper at each end OF
Kcuka Lake. over which the fight was
made.
Glenn Curtiss has offered a $4,000
silver trophy 20 the aviator owning
Curtiss machine who flies the most
miles in any ten-hour day. The time
expires Oh October 80. when the Aero
Club will make the award.
McCulloch's average speed was sixty
one miles an hour. and he few at an
average height OF 1000 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-11
McAlpin Gives Fire House Site.

General f. a. McAlpin, of 125 East
Fifty-seventh Street, has presented the
Fire Department of Mahopac, Putnam
County, with two tracts Of land as a
site for fire house. The village is now
having plans for new building pre-
pared.
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Healy to Talk at Club Dinner.

Ellsworth Healy, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the 23d District,
will address the members of the Raths-
keller Club at a beefsteak dinner at
Cryan Hall, 1Slst Street and Audubon
Avenue, on Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 27.
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Mailman Slabs Pedestrian.

A man. believed 70 be demented,
stabbed Michael Stevosky. twenty. of
l0s Grand Street, at North Seventh
street and Wythe Avenue. Williams
burg. yesterday. The assailant fed into
s. tenement
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Nloso y, Y.
lapan Korea. China wi. scattle). TITAN. Oct Is
japan, Korea. China (ya sesttl.l, All Msru.Oct u
Hawaii Japan. Korea China. PHILIPPINES
Via San Francisco, Teuyo Msru. ....... Oct Is
Hawaii. Samoan Llands. AUSTRALIA. New
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Highest temperature Yesterday. n degrees lat 2
?. m lowest. A. degrees lat sB a. m } average
YESTERDAY. 30. average Tor sponding date asst
year. co. average Tor corresponding date last thirty
three years. g.
Barometer Readings.
a m 1924 D. m. 1925 D. n. 20 IS
Humidity.
> a m--.....+.+t-+. - il n-............... 81
Local Forseast-Far to-day and to. morrow With
slowly rising enrorature; moderate variable Winds
bscomna east and sauthsas.
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FIRE RECORD.

A NJ
s55-2l2 Az b. Rose De Marta. trfiaS
II 1870 Wee, 20th S.. Jessis Tase. trfins
P NJ
2.4S-3l West ls5th ST., J. Fessen: uifing.
4l5-D0niuick and Ysrick sta. DeZ-on Con-
st-lctOn Co triinz.
$500 West SD sd. NJ. Annano; unknown.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. oct. l0.-HeaU 10 killing 'fosis oc-
CURED Sunday morning IN the south upper lake
region. the OHIO vAllcy. Tennessee. Virginia ana
Western North Carolina and lsh, frost "a far
f.oufh a. the central portions OF The east Gui
state, Cool weather continues east Of the Misss
supl River but with diminished pressure. while
over th. central portions Of the country there mas
been a decided rise Ia temperature 70 above normal
conditions accompanied oy a marked fall IN press-
ure. with lowest readings over the central plains
,tA.rs snd Easiern Colorado. This disturbance Is
followed by another rapid in pressure and
decided fall IN temperature to much below normal
conditions, the fall extending into tho plateau re-
slon. Tie cool weather In the extreme Northwest
is accompanied by rain but over the remainder Of
the county The weather generally fair Inc
weather will BE- fair Monday east of the Mississippi
Ki,e- and in the Southwest and will continue fair
Tuesday iu the Atlantic and east Gun states ana
tie lower lake region. In the upper lake region,
'ho Ohio Nalic and The northern portion OF inc
west cur districts rain Is probable Monday night
or Tuesday. II viii be warmer Monday east o' ne
MIssiss Dpi River and on Tuesday In The Atanuc
states II will be cooler Tuesday In he upper
lake region and The northern portion 81 The west
Gulf districts Storm warnings are displayed on
Lake Michigan.
Atlantic - Moderate variable becoming east and
southeast south Atlantic - Moderate northeast
Easf GuG-MOdcrafs east and southeast West Gun
Moderate 10 fresh southeast end south Jpfrr
lsRes-Frcsh 10 strcug southeast and south Mohds
except northeast on west Superior; Increasing cloud
ness probably rain by night Lover Lakes south
fresh on Enc AID moderate on ontario Monday,
with fair warmer weather.
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AUCTION SALES.

FINE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE srAMPs
VIII be sold AZ the Collector Club. 80 East s2nd
St. on Oct. 18th and i.h al y. m
WALTER :. SCOTT. Auciionecr
BY WRITE or EXECUTION Will SELL TO
DAY. sharp. at - West l-Jlh STREET. Bsss
trunks. Suit Gases A LEVINE Marshal
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER "a.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Mails Vessel
Vesso For line close. ais
va Cons,sn,incs Pirpus Greek 90 pm 800 pm
Urn,-ie Argentina Houston . 90 am l. On %
Tosantins Santos Brszllian....lg .o0m 300 pm
Ohiosn. san Francisco. Am-liaw II 90 N
TUESDAY OCTOBER IL
Nooriarr Rotterdam Ulu-Am. 80 am u 00 m
Gar Arrhangel. Russian. ......l 10 o. an 200 m
Klr1ua Guiana Quebec. ....... II so am 200 pm
Montsyi!eo. Cadiz spanish. ... y % m
Ansche Jacksonville Clyde 90. -- LOO pm
& Of 81 Louis Savannah, saw > 800 pm
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS
Nsrscaibo Curacao. Red D.. $50 an y 90 N
Frsnces Para Booth ........ 9 90 am Il 90 am
Zsc.ps Colon L Z Co........ $50 an T. 90 m
Ms,urs Cre1Ad. Trinidad 10 90 am y 20 m
Comai Galveston Mallory...... 90 PIN
Comsuchs Jacksonville clyde. 800 pm
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sunrise. 500; sunset SIS. moon sets. e'5l;
moons age. 3.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Clsans o,
compressed air. steam. hand on door 1884
Broadway al East 18th st. Coz A BRANDT
Tel l3z-3sth
MULTIGRAPH TyPEwRITrKN LETTERS. SOC.
$50. 600. NI3: 10000. 50. GEO. r.
NEATllERFORD. 100 Broadway Equitable Bldg
Room. Llsl. Rector t5t3
NV YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE HUGS WOVEN FROM OLD rARPErs
Prices Reasonable. send for Circular.
Tel t69z- 1923 Bryant tsf-SN West t5th H
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant to Section II OF the Insurance.
Law OF the State OF New York, we the
undersigned. all being natural persons OF full
age. and at least two-thirds OF us citizens
OF the United States, and at least one OF us
resident OF the State OF New York, do
hereby declare and publish notice OF our IN
tentlon TO form a domestic stock insurance
corporation TO transact the business OF fdel-
fly and surety insurance as authorized under
subdivision OF Section 10 OF the Insurance
Law The name OF the proposed corporation
is HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount Of its capital stock Ia TO be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand $3.50 OoQ)
Dollars and its surplus Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand tS25o. 0O0) Dollars additional
The principal and home Office OF the corpora
ton Is 20 be located In the Borough OF Man
haitian. City. County and State OF New YORK
Dated Now York. september 2sth. 1915.
GEORGE c. CABELL.. CLARENCE s
NETTLES. JOS. +. WARD, A ID
BONN. A. KENNEDY CHILD. GUS.
TAV KOMPERT. CHARLES PETRAS
s c. HORWARTH. ALFRED ]
WOLFE. \. BONNET. NJ LEM
BRECH c. HERRFoRTH. JOSEPH
nT.Nk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-11

CHASfBERNAID or WAITRESS -Exe-ption ally
neat. very competent: excellent references Narths
Golfers Agency. s37 4th Ave.
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Forecast for Special Leoalltss.-For New jersey
Delaware and Eastern New York. fair Monday and
Tuesday: slightly warmer.
For Western New YORK and Eastern Pennsylvania
fair and warmer Monday: Tuesday warner and
cloudy.
For New England. fair and slightly warmer Mon
day. Hlcsday fair and warner IN Interior.
Western PENNSYLVANIA. fair and warmer Monday I;
Tuesday cloudy and warmer. probably rain at
night
FOR Virginia Maryland and the District Of
Columbia. FAIR and warmer Monday; Tuesday fair
Local Official Reoord.-Thc following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN n. temperature for the last twentyf four hours
IN comparison with the corresponding date o, last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-11

A. - CHAMBERMAID. - Young Scotch
sfrl excellent four years reference. s2s-iS0.
C. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 Z. i3d st.. 81
floor Tel se47-Murray Hill
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World
ARRIVED.

Zealand via San Francisco. Ventura. DC, q
Hawaii Via San Francisco. Manos. Oct 81
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
COUPLE -Colored; butler; valet: useful wife e1-
cellent cook. years las, place: exceptional re-
erences. c..y or country. Mss shaushnessys Agen-
/ 81 n West i2d s..
/ COUPLE-Fnglish: nice appearing young pair:
butler useful. excellent cook; splendid references
so. Mrs. Mason's Agency. 1871 West -2d 81.
Bryant 1888.
/ CoUPLE-Swiss: butler; valet, useful. wife eI-
celent cook and manager. 6t years last place:
Agency. Il West i2d ST.
/ FRENCH COUPLE.-Butler.c cook first class;
splendid pair. very highly recommended:
/ SIS. Cali Mrs. Masons Agency. l3l W. 42d
I 81 Tel rrS ant-otSS.
/ FRIENDs.-Waitress. chambermaid: both
high class maids. $50 each. city. country;
together. best personal references. Mss
| sheas Agency. % L. 42d ST
/ GENTLEWOMLN viii keep house for widow.r With.
/ out children: references exchanged C.. Boz 81
I Tribune Once.
, HOUsEwORKER. Finnish American: strong: will
ING; ciy q country, excellent references Lehi's
Agency. ~ h. l2oth 81 Phone 53l5 Harlem
HoUsEKEEPER-coMP Superior English.
years splendid References $40 Mrs Mason's Agen-
/ cy ISL West i2d ST. Bryant $3.50.
/ HOUsEWORK family: good cook or waitress
tProtestant). Martha Golfers Agency. i5T ith
/ LAUNDREss - CHAMBERNlAID. = Irish: young;
neat: very capable: best references; city; $50.
/ Mrs. Masons Ageacy. lSl West AID 81. Bryant
IAUNDREss.- Finnish girl: FIRST class. shirts col
lars; city or county; best reference. Jusslla
Agency. l35 Last 5sth 81. Plaza asa
AUGHTER.-Refned. neat: col
ored. work small city family: very highly
| recommended; SSs Masons Agency. 1871 ".
t2d 81 Tel Brysnt-5653.
/ NURSE-USEFUL.-R nice appearing
young German Protestant two years ex-
! cellent references; city; $50 Mason's Agency
1871 W. 42d ST. Tel Bryant-5S33.
! NtRSE-Renn.d. young: experienced: will care FOR
Two children. so, country preferred Miss shea )
Agency. so Esat "a St Murray Hill s774.
+. TWO SMART YOUNG WOMEN for apart
nent. cook. $780, waitress-ch ambermaid. s25 :
| excellent references. Miss Shea's Agency. 80
! T. ~ 81 Tel. Murray Hill-61H
/ ITRESS-PARLORMAID Young. tall:
! capable. city family only s30-f35. c.. Miss
I Hofmayer's Agency. 10 T. i3d ST.. 81 floor
. Tel. s4I-Mu-ray Hill
I WAITRESS and CHANfBERNAID.-yery neat
Z young Finnish girl: city preferred: hest refer
encs. Jussa Agency. 1875 East 5sih st. Plaza Ass
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Female.

JAPASESE-Wiu do entrs worz OF apartrnsnt sor
couple or bachelor. years last place. thoroughly
trained servant. Miss shea's Agency. 30 East i1d e.
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WORK WANTED.
Male
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

FARSHR GARDENER-Msrrted. small family
yersed IN all branches. d.iry. poultry rotation
crops gardening: good manager. references bear
strct investigation Address EIpet. caro- o. odell
SIS 9th sy Tel Bryant 1901.
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CHAMBERMAID-WAlTR Irish girl.
ercell,nt reference: s25 $50 r. Miss Hofmsyer'.
Agency. 10 East .5d ST.. 81 noor Telephone. ss7
Murray Hill
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CIrILD'S NURSE or NURSERY GoyERNEss =
Young English woman. $3.50 C.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency 10 East i3d St. "a floor. T.e-
phone se4T Murray Hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-11

Legal NOTICE.
The New Haven County National Bank.
located in the City OF New Haven. in the
State OF Connecticut. is closing It's araira
All note holders and other creditors OF the
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes aud other claims for payment
L. q. STODDAPD President
Dated. August IS 1918