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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER o,c
llonorable John =. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County Of New York NOTICE is
hereby given TO all persons having ctaims
against George Abccl. late OF the CONN., %
OF New York. deceased. to present the same
"l'h vouchers thereof to tho uubscribed
onIcc OF his attorneys. Townley. Foster e.
Chambers. No. 1A3 Broadway. in The city
OF Now YORK. on or before tho 9Th day OF
October next.
Dated. New York. the 4th day Of Apri
1918. HENRY f. hBIcE.L Evccutnr ~
TCWNLEY. FOSTER a. CHAMBERS
Attorneys for Executor. 149 broadway
borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
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Big Title Swim
In. Central Pool
Friday Night

Probably the biggest swimming meet
held in this city this season will be
that under the auspices of the Brooklyn
Central Y. NJ. C. A. in its pool, SIS Han
son Place, tomorrow night. Seven
events comprise the programme, four of
them championship tits. Every promi-
nent swimmer in this city, among them
several enlisted men, is expected to
compete.
The championship races. are 100
yard junior nationaj swim, Mctropoli-
tan Association senior plunge for dis
lance, 220-vard national swim for
women and 200-yard Metropolitan Y. NJ.
C.. A. relay race. A 50-yard novice
swim, 22o-yard handicap swim and a
fancy dive, handicap, complete the list
o.,
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FORECLOSURE SALES

yoRK,-william en-, H: schmidt; plaIntifl
asainst Gaetsno Riccio Ct al, defendants
ure and sale, duly made and entered IN the
"p 9',' entitled action. and bearing date tho
s.sned. the referee in said judgment ens
AIMED, will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange salesroorn, No; 1915 Vesey
Of New York. on the 18th day of April,
1913, at II o'clock noon on that day. by
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate; lying and being in the I,or
oush OF Manhattan. City. County and State
of Sew York. with the building and i'm
proyenents thereon erected. living In sec.
ton g. block No. 1857. on the Land Map OF
the City Of New York, and bounded and
described AZ follows: Beginning AL point
taDt two hundred (200) feet westerly from
the northwest corner OF First Avenue and
li5th Street; thence northcrly. and parallel
with First Avenue and part Of the distance
through a party wall. one hundred feet
ten inches fi00-l0"1: thence westerly, and
parallel with 1i5th Street. twenty I'VE (25)
:eet: thence southerly. and again parallel
with First Avenue and part of the distance
through party wall. one hundred Noo)
~ ii5th Street; thence casterly, along the
came. Twenty-Five (2S) feet to the point or
place Of beginning. Be said several dis
tances and dimensions moro or less.
conveyed 10 Caetano Riccio by Vincent
Carofalo and wife by deed dated Septcm-
her /. 1909 and recorded September T..
1909. in Ilber 10. section 9. Cp. 49, in the
once OF the Register OF New York County"
Dated New York. March 1sth. 1918
WARD u. WILLIAMS. Referee.
GEORGE w. SMYTH
Attorney for PlaintiE,
10 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY Of New York
The following IN diagram Of tho prop
cry 70 be sold It's street number Ia 333
East 18th Street:
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MATT DWYER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE
& MOVING VANS,
211-313-2Ih-317 lIcsf 1AAf, 81

New. York, April 4th. 1913
Public notice Is hereby given that on
Thursday. tho 25th day OF April, 1915
the undersigned will sell a public auction
at his warehouses, 31l313-315-317 West
SON Street, Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
of New York. for the account Of Est Geo
DOW. Deans. Geo. Dyer. Mrs. Z. DeVaroma
Donohue Edward Farrell. Mrs Holmes. A .
w. Jones, Mrs. johnson, AIRS Kitzinser
J. W. Lehman. Miss b. Manson. Est. T. NJ.
schaefer, Mrs. Stack. Mrs. Thompson, Est.
Miss NJ. Walsh. Mrs. l.. McGrcer the fol
lowing described property: liousehol
goods. pianos. trunks. boxes. books, etc
Such sale Will be to satisfy all liens Of
the Undersigned on said property.
This sale will be conducted ov Daniel
r. Kennedy, Auctionecr.
MATT OWNER
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ~
Honorable John r. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York Notice H.
hereby given to all persons having cla,ns
against MARY J. FLEMING, late OF tia
County OF New York, State OF New York
deceased. to present the same with youch
crs thereof to the subscriber. at her place
OF transacting business, at the ofico of
nc ward X: Bayne. Esq. her attorney, No.
on o. before the eth day Of May. next.
Dated. New York. the 9th day of 90.
toter, 1917. w.
MARY II. A. ALLEN.
HOWARD r. BAYNE. Esq. Attorney m
for Executrlx. 81 Wall Street. Boromrh
OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
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Bowie Entries

First it, race (p.rss $500: sai%Ins hrse.
Dominion rark ~ q, ",jialsGue. lol; LADY
low Degree. lol. Anxiety. 100; '>iico Girl.
l02
Second race purse $500 claiming: ,free-year
ODDS and up; six furlongs>-,lerry. il, IA: Scar
ria II. il2: 'Highand Iassc. l0S "Anta. 1nt !:
1'ranby. lla: sam Pickett. 1876: 'lna Kay. lOi !:
.Gecrge Torrcll. l01.
Third race purse; $500 claiming: f4ary
II Kuisseau ~; 20 'ris True. 1875: .Lnauis;a
Fourth race tpursc. 5000: selling; The I4ber',
Bond: three year ODDS and up; milelMaster
Karma. III: 'Iuhi,uh leg: -Dol.na. 9S Graphic.
los; Irregular. lo7; Ornery 90.
Fifth rare tpur,e. s6'tl claiming: thrce-year
ODDS; ono mile !puhln Mary. 49, Pcor Butterfly.
Tread Lightly II. So Gcncvicvo Is. %; 'IOrd
IiCrhert 50
sixth tplrsc. $500: claiming; four -year-c,s
son. 100: TootsIe. loa 'Brnhanpson. lO6: 'Glor'
Ietc; lol; Spectre. loG; 'huda's Brother. 1903:
seventh raco to',rse. $500: claiming: thrcc-ye
ods ard IN: one mlc,-Arbitrator. Il3: Royal
Interest. !ia: 'rrosressive. no: LADY War: 100:
Napoleon. ij2: Flora Finch. los: Miss Fannie.
1o6: 'ES1aon.. lie.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Newark MAY Use Federal ParLl

head. Kate Bright and Iacl; OF Spades also
Fourth lcaiming: for three year ODDS and
Upward; purse. $500; seven furlongsl-,,M los
tEolrguez, 80 81. 90 50 80. won Preston Lyru
ll3 tkuIi,erl. $3.50, $40 second: Peteus. IL.
sAlcxandra(. sioo. thjrf'. Time. l:5l. Silh Bird
NeI'it. Beshan1ar and Eg,nont also
Fifth race Claiming; for three year ODDS and up
ward purse: $500; one mile and Sixteenth =
Napoleon. ll3 tKummorl $3.50 $50. out.
Progressive. Ill tRniricuez). $500 out. Second
Monoeaey' III, IL iAcsandra). out. third Ine
Sixth racc Claiming for foir- year ODDS and up
ward purse. so9c: one mile and a auauerl--Eab'
SISTER. 80 tRodrguezl $50 So so. $3.50. won
Fairly. ,oi (StaEer) Sc. 50, s2.5o secorci: Boxer
80 tEricksoal sec Third. Time. 2:l5 -
Amphion. Jimmy Burns and Billy Oliver also ran.
Upward; rurse $500: one milo anil twenty yards :
Toosic IS ll..ickson). 500. 50. SO. $3.50. wen
Interest. l2 (Fopllinsl $40. t4lird Tine l.50
Golden Bantam. Mark g. and Lady Grey also ran
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Miss Frederika Peterson
Is Bride of Lieutenant Jessup

Miss FrederiAa Peterson. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Peterson, of
535 Park Avenue, was married to Lieu
tenant Theodore Darlington Jessup, of
the 305th Infantry, Camp Upton, at
noon on Tuesday in the Brick Presby-
tcrian Church.
Only members of the Immediate
families were present at. the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. DR..
William p. Merrill. Mrs. Godfrey
Freeman was the brides only attend
ant. Richard Jackson, Of Ridgetield,
Mass, was best man.
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Bowie Results

First race (selng: for four ycarods ard up1v rci
purse. $500: enc mle)--Ind!an Chant III fStiriing)
$50. 50. 1890: won: KRIS 90 tRnlriglely
E5o. S3lo. second: Bronc, Billy 100 (McAtecl.
$50. third. TIM. La 20. Yu,.o:ns aud Mss
tanfe also ran.
Se'ond (calminv: for three year DDS and
Upward: purse $500; mile and twenty yards -
DT. CHARGED. llU tStirnc). sil.3o. 50 so $3.50
ken %" T Coma loa cs'srwl So TO- s. 20 Sec
Time 90 SoS.uracr. IT'S True. Anxiety and
Charles Cnnrc ;..so ran
Third race tthe lakeside for three year olds
parse. 5000: SIX fur.ongs-Cooalt Lass l02 tErick
s1nl; 500. S26o. $50. woH: sweep Up II. los
lMcAtcc'. $3.50. tG-sl. TIME l:lo So. Moose
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IMPORTANT

birth. Engagement, Marriage. Death
and In Memoriam Notices may no
telephoncd to The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion In the
NEXT days paper. just cali
Bcekman 5000
and send the notice az you wish It In.
serted. Bill for same will be mailed to
you later. The notice win reach over
100000 readers daily.
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1I5th srHEEr

1lLth STKEET
The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de.
seTsbed property is 10 be sold. IL sixteen
fhousAn0 eight hundred eighty-two and
z1-f1o dollars Higssz.za). with interest
thereon from the 9TH daJ Of March, 1918.
together with the costs ana allowance
amounting 70 three hundred thirty ono
p5-tc1 doj'sra f5zios), with interest from
ian cay III March. 1913. together with the
"&pNos@s NJ The saie. The approximate
amount u the taaes, Aeeessinents and
rasfr rai@s or other liens. which arc to be
fiio~f9 ~ tbs purchaser out VI the nur-
.hass money, or paid ny The referee. IL
sjt%Zz and interest.
DAt@d ksw York, March 1911. 1919.
WALtD n. WILLgbAAE. Aefssss.
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STORAGE NOTICES
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc
G"-6t West 18th st.

New York, April 4th, 1915
TO Rob;. ode Lottic Gilmore AtleIiDe
Kicks. May Hoagland. Laura Sheaftcll. +.
=: Jones, iily Bell Bonjour, Maize Steven
SON Jennie Gaines. Sadie Cook. Estelle
Williams. Mrs. r. Mccall, Fannie Mathies
Ida Lain Mrs. Jennie Thompson. Margaret
smith or Mitchell, Luna Pleasant, J. J.
Walker. T. Butler. Cornclia Cohen. Mrs
A. smith Mrs. Trent; VIM. Lucus: You
and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having en-
pred, after due notice thereof had been
given YOU we will cause such property, to
Wit. Household Goods. Personal Effects,
trunks. Merchandise, Carpets. etc, stored
in our warehouse by you Cor in your name
or in which YOU may have an intcrest to
be soiu at public auction according to the
statute IN such case made and provided at
the warehouse, 62-6i West l3kth ST.. New
York City. on Tuesday. April 23d. 1918, at
1880 a. NJ. and If the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same Will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Tuesday thereafter, beginning at
$50 a. NJ. on each day. and continuing
until the sale Is completed.
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
Democrats Make Places
For Baird and Lenyoo,

WASHINGTON, April 1o.-Thc DEM
ocratc steering committee of the Sem
ate to-day decided to give Republicans
increased representation on several
committees, to provide places for Scna-
tor Baird, of New Jersey, and Senator
elect Lcnroot. of Wisconsin, both Of
whom fill unexpired terms CT Demo
Gratis.
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Rock, Movie Promoter,
Left 81, 436,677 Estate

The estate of the late William T.
Rock, formerly president Of the Vita
graph Company Of America, is valued
at s1,436,G77, according to the report
filed yesterday in the Brooklyn transfer
tax appraisers Office.
He lived at 1898 Elmore Place,
Brooklyn, and died there July 27, 1916.
Florence 4. Rock, the widow, receives
$4,000, and John R. Rock, the only
son, inhcritS S1,3OS,677.
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Mobile Buys Ona Jaynes

MOBILE, Ala, April Pitcher
Ona Jaynes, of the Boston Americans,
was purchased to-day by the Mobile
Southern Association club. He was
with the Buffalo club. of the Interna-
tional League, last year.
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DEATHS

ANGELL--At Planfeld. n j.. on Fourth
day. Fourth month. 10th, William ".
Angel. in his 18th year. Services vii, vi, be
Plainfied. N. j.. on Sixth day afternoon at
8 o'clock. lnterment: at Client. Columbia
County, N y.
BAkAU-Georgc f.. on April g.. Funeral
services at his late residence. 657 Eagle av..
Bronx, on Thursday April H.. at p. m.
Kindly omit flowers.
.. 1918. Jerome L., beloved son of Edward
and Isabelle Blau (nee Stein, in his oath
late residence. IL Astor St. on Thursday.
s Sp5 Cemetery. + Elizabeth. n j. 0"eD
BOLENDER.-Ph Philip II. Bolender. beloved
husband of Ella. a. Bolender (nee Hulsc-
man %an) and c brother of pd lillian srangcn-
in his 35ti year. Friends and relatives,
also members OF Charity Lodge 1877. f.
and a. NJ. and Scoville's Volunteer Fire
sonic services Wednesday evening. April
10. at his late residence. 37S Chauncey
St. Brooklyn. at o'clock. lntermens
Thursday afternoon. o'clock. at Lu-
theran Cemetery.
thur lie Roy Bristol. of Charleston. S. C.
Funeral at convenience of the family
Charleston. S. c.. papers please copy.
CLARk.-At the residence of his brother
b o,,.;t George ,o 3; Clark, Armons, n y on
East lS2d St. New York City. Funeral
private. Interment at White Plains Rul2l
Cemetery.
COLLINS.-Pas away on April Z. 1918.
after a short illness of pneumonia. Arthur
Collins beloved husband of Cornela Skim
kele. in the 6Sth year Of his age. at his
late residence. $50 Marlborough I'd. Yon-
kcrs. Funeral private.
COUGHLAN. Elizabeth A.. on April .. Mt
her home. lG Forlcy ST.. Elmhurst, l.. 7.
funeral Friday. April II. Mt 10 n. NJ.
Requiem mass at st. Barthoiomcw's
Church. Elmhurst
DICk.-At White Plains. N. y. April ..
l?1s. Lucie j.. widow of William s. Dick.
Funeral services. private. at tho residence
OF her son. William NJ. Dick. 10 Waller
av:.- White Plains. Thursday. April II.
80 y. IN.
Observation-Disclosures. our beloved sister.
April s. In her 23d year. Funeral Thurs
day. y. M. from her late address.
Beekman pi
ELY~on April 10. 1918. Julia Augunta.
daughter Of the late John and Sarah Lord
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WE WILL,
Schwarz's Van e. Delivery Co.. No. $50
East cath ST. all goods stored In the fol-
lowing names: Mrs. Chapman. r. Jones'
Mrs Mccarthy, Mr.. Sullivan, Lena Beck
MIR. Esswen, Mr. L. Bremen. the above
charges of one year or more being unpaid.
SCHMARZ.S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John 7. Cohalan, a SURROGATE
of the County OF New York. NOTICE; il
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Jact b edward Mastin. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at her place Of transact;ng busi
Moleson No AZ Broadway RAJ
ough OF Manhattan, In tho City of New
York, On or before the 10th day OF Nav
next.
Dated. New York. the 3oth day OF octo.
Der. 1917.
EMMA CHURCH MAsT1N
STANLEY HoLCoMB MoLLESON A..
torney FOR Executrix. AZ Broadway.
New York, N. T. ~''
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Columbia Track Men Out Soon

Nelson Mctcalf, coach of the Column
bia track team, will give his squad it's
first try-out on Friday afternoon, when
the. annual interclass track meet will
be held on South Field.
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ENGAGEMENTS

BECKER -BERMAN~- and Mrs. A. Ber-
man. of los Mckibben St. Brooklyn. an
nouncc the engagement of their daughter,
address.
SONKIND-G ITTLER-Miss Frances Gittler
to Harold Sonkind. =
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HAVE farms. isrgc piggcry excellent sheen
ranr, mo orchard: need additional capital at
ofrs TOT s,cep and hogs. $500 invested. with
hrrvce. :. MI Yield handsome profits Princlpala
oAv. FA1A COLONY CO.. 1909 Brosdwl.
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BIRTHS

LOCKARD--To J. Franklyn and Mrs. Grace
M. Lockard (nee Lawrence). q daughter
Joan Nadine. on April Z. at 334 St
Nicholas av.
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MARRIAGES

ASHER-SACHS- April 9. at the Hotel
Plaza, Doris NJ. Sachs, daughter of Mr..
John Sachs, to Herman Asher, by the Rev.
DR.. Joseph Silverman.
BEGG-CONFERE - At University Place
Presbyterian Chapel. University Place. 10th
Luke Begg, NJ. D., to Miss Susanna B.
Copfere. :
JESSUP--PETERSON Tuesday. April 9.
at noon, at the Brick Presbyterian Church,
by the Rev. William p. Merrill, d. D.,
Frederika, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Fred
crck Peterson, to Theodore Darlington
Jcssup. First Lieutenant. Company c. 305th
Infantry. :
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MORTGAGE LOANS

We can place your money on No. I
Farm Mortgages. based on 1919 Valuation
for Terms of One to Five Years at Seven
Per Cent Annually. Best of References.
ARMSTRONG & PATTERSON,
Sterling. Colo
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
p17p11e ,d Broadway a. l?oth Street.
,IrUbI1lS Lectures ty The Rev. Professor GEORGE,
HERBERT PALMER. hit. D. LID. Of Harvard
i HyerSi!y on the Nature and Varieties tru-
Friday April IL. The Rejection of Charity. The
public cordially invited. Lectures at SIS = NJ
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CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAWN oh = sssa
tesd ST. BY Harlem Train sns
Lots OF email size for - =
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HELP WANTED MALE

HELP WANTED MALE
10Y. strong fo- cutting rom, IN woollen jobbins
Nousc: steaCy Position. With prospects for AL J.
Lnfaye;t. u.
Hols ',hreo) in SICK room, glassware house coosA
IS Batcay s..
chance 10 learn exceptionally good and steady
trade. Powers Company. lis East 23d ST.
BOYS. strong. for .errands and make' themselves
generally useful; IS TO start. John Allen Com
pany II and 10 Rose st.
EOYS two TO brands: good chance to Learn,
the printing trade. A. Z. Dittrich. 46l Eighth
BOYS strong. wanted for shipping room: references
required Pacific Novelty Company. Al East
nth st.
BOY WANTED. ,ERRANps AND orFlcE or
THE TAYLOR FRIEDSAAi. 1872 FOURTH AVE
BOYS uwo) In manufacturing paint house: adj
vaicoment rapid for right boys: permanent Adj
dress II. F.. p. O. Box 294. New York City.
BOY.-Excellent opportunity to learn printing trade
kafan Press. 1913 Liberty st.
coy. 1s for deliveries and Helping in ONCE: ref
ercnccs required. Hamilton Beach ia Liberty st.
ply Julius King. l2 Maiden Lane. fourth floor.
HONEST RELIABLE MAN to open doors at :
a. m. and make himself generally useful during
the day must have good recommendalon ncrmao
ncn position for right kind Of Call. after 10
a M. 373 Fourth ave-. tenth floor.
MACHJN1STS.
TOOL MAKERS
JONES LAMsoN OPERATORS
&.
l77TH ST. AND HARLEM RIVER. BRONX.
r1rE FILTERS for marine work: zoe. hour.
statesmen. premium and magazine
saSslnen vlsi starting ns campais On large
sTEAMT1TrrERs for marine work: Zoe an hour.
Call 400 West ST..
TOOL. KEEPERS. understand sharpening:
to 05de wys and with frs S 90 a W f2 hours
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOoKKEEpER. experienced: good wages Bosses 4
Wolf. IA Humboldt ST. Brooklyn.
GIRLS bright: good pay rapid advancement. Win
ncr. 81 Bond st.
STENOGRAPTER- havo one years expert
euce: familiar with Oliver preferred: splendid
opportunity kcano Products Company. 456 West
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEUR 1867: married: ten years experience
wishes position commercial or private: careful and
9eable; do repairs. c. Meyer. 24o7 I'd ave-
FARM. LUMBER or LOGsNothing but country:
;oams.er: rctercnce: Lynn Fullum. Westminster
Vermont H. S. Smith. 10 South ST.. city.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
sTENoGRAr1ERs. .'ypis,s, bookkeepers. clerks:
Nassau; SO East 42d.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
A-ACOOK-Y first class cook: $so-$7o:
excellent references H.. Miss Hoimayer's Agency
10 East A3d st.. third noor Telephone S947 Muir
ray Hill.
COOK and WAITRESS. ana nouseworners. cham
Asenc East si s.. reephens H..m ss
cooK--F4rst class; exceptionally comnetent, neat
best references. Martha Golfers Agency. 457
9Th
FINIsHERs. experienced. on cotton waists. Good
HousEwoRkER (Protesanp.- cook: NEAT
economical excellent references. Martha Col
liers Agency. 457 4th ave.
INFANTS NURSE-One BABY only: city family
going country; s4os5o. W., Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 Fast 43d ST.. third door Telephone 89i7
Murray Hill.
LAUNDREss- CHAMBERMA1D. = First class can
- do shirts: s4o-s45: ~. Miss IIofmaycrs Agency.
10 East 43d ST.. third floor. Telephone S947 Muir
ray Hill.
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(oVTs ANaeRlCA

American teamships. n. Y. to Valparaiso.
through Panama Canal. calling at ports in
U. S. Il PACIFIC LINE Pass. Dept.
l04 Pearl St. New York Tel $50 Broad.
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LAUNDRESS- CHAMBERMA1D - First class: can
do shirts: S40s4l. NJ. Miss Tofmaycr's Agency
10 East 43d ST.. third floor. Telephone S947 Muir
ray Hill.
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B0Y.-Excellent opportunity to learn printing trad
kahan Press. 1913 Liberty st.
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INFANTS NURSE--One baby only: city family
going to country: $40 $50. W. Miss Hofmayer' /
Agency. 10 East 43d ST.. third door Telephone S9i7
Murray Hill.
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BOYS ftwo) In manufacturing paint house: all
vailcomcnt rapid for right boys: permanent. Adj
orcss II. F.. p 0. Box :94 New York City.
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GREENFIELD DEFEATED.
Masonic Bowlers Won Match on Their
Own Alleys by Al Pins.

a team made up of the FIVE men hav-
ing the highest averages in the tourna-
ment of the Greenfield, Mass, club Wis
tied the Masonic alleys last night and
met defeat by IL pins in a clash with
the Masonic team, the score standing
1871 to 1880.
The visitors started off with o lead
of 81 pins in the first string, but the
Masons struck their form in the sec
ond and rolled up the good total of 494,
giving them a lead at that time Of II
points. When one-half of the third
string had been rolled the visitors were
six points ahead and looked like win
ners, but in the last five boxes they
slumped badly.
Lyons of Greenfield took high single
with III, He ought to have gone much
higher as he toppled the pins for four
spares and strike. The veteran Pack
ard, who has been star performer at
bowling and golf for years, rolled con
sistently throughout the match and cap
tured high total with 294.