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Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration OF America. Shipm asters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com
mercial radio stations in the United
states proper. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in ordev that they
may be received in time for pubiica-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York City tWCG), Babylon, L. l.
oWSEj, East Hampton, L. l. (wSA),
New London. Conn. lWST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
the the. foiiowing stations; Cape Cod
lWCC). Siasconset, Mass (WSC). New
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton OF America by the U. s. Public
Health Service.
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err err Ocean, Wilmington. n c. for Calves
ION lenape, New Fork and proceeded for
sMa Nc, sch Alice Mas Davenport.
Morthern ports; sch William r Litchfieid.
New York Lake strymon, Jacksonville
ana proceeded for Boeton Sailed Pola,-
me. Wilmington: saxon. Hassna; Char
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Aua ss-sailea
ai9ndoye, New York Alfoundria, Mobile
r,s ,aieMse ea,,,' Aug 10 Arrived :;
mohawk, New Jork Sierra Nevada lDan),
bremen and Hamburg, Shickshirsny, Lon
~ uis r pigm'nth Antwerp and Rotterdam
Southland. New York, in tow tug. anu
NEW oRLsANs tport Eads). Aug f2-.
, 1rniFed; CthA2 (Nor} Fort Castillo; Ell
Mandy Dens tE8r). Nuevitas. Cuba West
was Boca Grande. Fla. Sailed. Edward
i nGnssy y Ta.mpiqo Hibueras lHond)
santa Rosalia, Buenos Ayres. osua 9Norb
hineston, 1umuri. Frontiers.
,N SpRF Sa1 y va Aug la,oAr1Ived sams
Japan ports; Dorothy. Portland. Me: Lake
Calistea, New York. Eastern sun Port
n sr1 NeW 3u yors New YORK. GgIans
more; sori Ut) New Orleans: jefferson.
New New York; Ripon. New York, Lagos
lBraz), from with engine trouble
scot. New England: Lagos (Braa. New
oIIeans; city Of Auckland tBr), Brisbane !,
f P,erca hd1 pa H and New Haven; Edward
Arthur.
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal. Aug u
Ssiied H Hillmen urom Phiiadelphia).
San Francisco
PH1l.ADELPHIA Aug l2-Arrived
yyity, of Batavia (Br>, Bombay. via New
york; Milton tBr), Lucia via Ardrossa n ;
storm King, Antwerp via New York; An
Via. Caibhrien; Sunoco. Antwerp; schr
Martha Parsons, st ohm. n p. Sailed /.
Harry Luci:cnbach, New York; schr AVA :
tor. New York; Eibergen tDu), Montreal
vie sydney o; DANA DAM, christiania
ana Copenhagen; San Pablo tBrl, Bocas
del Toro; Gloucester, Boston; Mexicano,
Baltimore; Amelia. Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 12-Arriyed: AL
bertalite (Br), Vancouver: West Chopaka.
Singapore. Sailed, IL Manuaiani, Homo
lulu; Wabash, Portland. Ore; Dardanus
lDu), London; Brush. Portland Me; Mel
Cleveland, Hongkong; Monaghan Prince
(Br). Glasgow.
Dorothy Portland. Sailed Calcutta Maru
lJap), Japan: Jacques Cartier (Fr).
Tampa Gulflight, with barge Conneaut,
Port Arthur.
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sut 81 tnelr turn at the loading piers.
Vet the British do not hesitate to pro-.
test against the efforts of our poyern-
ment to protect it's .oastwse trade
and TO extend our laws to the Phii;p-
pines."
In preparing this stssten,ent for the
board Mr.. Marvin calls attention to
London dispatch to "gae Liverpool
aoprnal Of Commerce" 81 the issue o.
July 81, wssieh says:
THE. United States Shipping Board
has ordered number of their steam
ers that were in European waters to
proceed for the United Kingdom ports,
and has also undertaken 80 nut into
commission some of the tied.up vessels
that were in American ports but this.
o. eourse. does not settle the matter,
apart from t1e excessive cost OF run
ning American ships as compared with
British there is the question of load
ing turns on this side, and it is here
that complications will come in. The
United States Shipping Board authori-.
ties are anxious to employ American
ships for national work. but the British
coal sellers and exporters may prefer
20 40 business on C. l. E. basis (cost
OF coal plus insurance and freight rste).
II It comes to the matter of selection
DtiCisn SHIPS would naturally receive
the benefit of the loading turns, espe
claiiy when stems can be arranged
easily; so 1T is rather difficult to see
eNacuy where the United States gov
eminent owned ships are going to fit
m This is case in point where talk
OF discrimination and so on does not
pay No nation nowadays knows what
ls gong to happen. and it is certain
that when the people behind the United
states ship subsidy bill and all the rest
OF 1t form ulated their plans for damag-
ing British shipping they never drean1t
that their ships would have to come
over here for coal" '
one erect Of such policy, it was
pointed out yesterday, would be Ia oivs
coal eargoes in British ships q distinct
advantage in the sale of the fuel If the
market begins to break after settle
ment of the mine strike.
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BY Radio Corpp. of America

Berengaria geo W Bishops Rock noon
i2th; expects arrive Cherbourg Tuesdav'
Bylayl 20 Scotland Aug ~
BYRON D Benson 169 s Scotland Aug 10
Ciontarf sos Il Nantucket Aug ii.
Aug IL. NN- u ia wi
CT CITY Of Freeport 2so s Ambrose Aug 12.
Charles Pratt So SSW Hatteras Aug II.
10y or Columbus ia NNE Diamond
Edgehill $50 Ambrose Aug H.
Aug II.
Fred W Wheeler s52 NE Hole in wall
Aug IL
Gulf of Mexico zoo S Ambrose Aug 10.
George II Jones % SSE Hetteras Aug II.
Herbert G Wyiie ia sw Rock Island
Julia Luckenbech ess overfalls 8 PM
Aug H.
Lillian left Plymouth noon Aug -.
Elliott 70 s Ambrose Aug IT,
Maiden Creek 30 q Cape Henry PM
Aug II.
Ormidale passing Cape Cod noon Aug H.
Paatores 29s s Scotland Aug IL.
Hardness las s Ambrose Aug H.
Splendor 2l5 Ambrose Aug 70.
Sunoil passed Cverfalls 1880 PM Aug II.
Santa Theresa 90 E Wnterquarter Aug Ii
Victolte 90 Nantucket Aug H.
w G Teagle 1S1 Jupiter Aug IL
West Kasson 374 NE Hole in Wall Aug IL
West Campgaw l5 w Cape Canso Aug ~
Zulia 397 Ambrose Aug 10.
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Cleared

"a CLYDE Line Cd law l'e'''-
b a., a. slasIer. Nichaelson; Hamburg. R
s.n ssssssdsslP ri Goodman; San Juan; Bliss.
CAM a,ns paulson; Nuovitas via Norfolk:
iss,S Rico strumm: San Juan and
sss,k,N =, I 4 Porto Rico Line.
|ssaos 1000 nood, Mackenzie; Montevideo and
Grad. ~; Norton. Lilly & Co
ss.lnsS iosr St'' Socnrane; J F. Whitney
II. -rssn via Baltimore, NorWe .rt5enil
n a .,l,asss Lord Glasgow monmouth
.kar ~ Baltimore S S Co.
spaan e., p MeLennan. MacLean:
Ils,sa Rainier: Porf-au-pri,co a
l,ss.a Clyde Line. ''''e anu
lsasSsIpb,i Pr, Lucas. from Legfiorn to
|. mai sn; Three Star Line
9.sisnchis.e'd ia tBr Whitfield. Gaspe and
[sasssn'an (Br), Dyer: Three Rtv.rs
/. fasesal Mediterranean s s CO fN'Seis'
n aris. nehry. Olsen: from Shaehai to
1s s ans c D Mallary '''''le '''i 10
Issss and ss SJapl, lowe; Yokohama.
ssststj er rasns mai; Togo Ktsen- Kaisha.
n, Eest md N9f , kofoik; Newport
fssas g Aaxson, New Orleans. sou,hsrn
ssssa, c aiagul re- Jacksonville and
!kstss.. orlente DeIahan+,;. co,,
ssvv,m Pacific Co MY galveston:
so Sysdefson Philadelphia: Houlder,
sslItepI 7 ssley Baltimore; clyde Line
assAsporfss ssllson; Norfolk: Old Dorntn-,
n :slsis 1pssshialin; San Francisco. san.
EF '"i'aa@iphia umtcd American
mock Allen; Boston: Eastern $
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Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 12-Luckenbach
canned goods. beans dried peas to 80
cents: dried fruit in cases to s6 cents
dried fruit in bags to 40 cents. First i'm
portant reductions in eastbound inter
coastal rates since drastic cuts immedi-
ately following start of rate war;
VANCOUVER. c., Aug 12-Princess
Beatrice {Br). previously reported with
broken propeller, arrived at Esqutmalt
18th in tow tug NanooRs.
A. Melville Dollar son Of Captain Rob
ert Dollar resigned az managing director
Canadian Robert Dollar Company and
treasurer Pacific Steamship Co, Admiral
Line, will enter shipping business for him
self. x Burns probably will succeed him
as managing director of Canadian COM
pany.
SEATTLE. Aug 12-Repairs to II Alex
ander damaged by grounding. Will require
three weeks, instead of two, to resume
service 29th.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 12-Norcotics
valued at SIG 900 seized on Siberia Maru
(Jap) in port from Hongkong, Govern
ment demanded $4,000 before departure
of vessel.
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Arrived Yesterday

pro,taingham tswed). Gothenhurg Aug
1, 10 swedish American Line with 81 first,
+: second cabin. 57S third class pass,
nals and rndse Pier 9 n r.
70 All America Gable Co; in ballast +;
A sajIust tBr). CabedelIo. July o. Bahia
IL Pernainbuco 20, Para 20, Barbados.
luz /. TO Lamport s Holt Line with
rais and mdse, Pier IS, Hoboken.
surns o. CristobaI. July IS, Boston, Aug
IA 10 Z g. Australasia Lines with mdse !;
Pc. l. Army Base, Blk lyn.
Pwaer (Belg). HaVre, July %. INNING
IAN Is; TO Lloyd Royal Beige with mdse /,
Per |! Erie Basin. B'klyn.
solvaug (Nor), Porto Padre. Aug .; to
ilaHtlc Fruit Co with sugar, Jay st,
sHya.
Carwania (Br). Liverpool Aug 3. Queens
swnf to the Cunard * Anchor S Lines
nth lls first, 949 second cabin. us third
sass pass mails and mdse; Pier 81, y r
President Monroe. London, Aug 2, Cher
hg-g ); TO Z S Lines with. 1913 pass and
ndse Pier l. Hoboke1.
rIty Of Seattle Philadelphia. Aug II:
the Halschaw : S co with pass and
eise; Pier IL, r r
Anscortes. Philadelphia Aug 10; to Bal
tnore S S Co, With Indse. Pier 4 Army
Bass. B'klyn.
Nary Weymouth. Mass. Aug IL to A II
Bell With ndse; Pier 81, Bklyn.
aunaires Colon: TO Munson Linss. with
|aise; s5th st. B'klyn.
Freeman, Norfolk Aug 10, 20 PoSahontas
Nsl Co with coal 1920 st, e r
Eagle Colon TO Houlder, Weir 81 Boyd,
With mdse Pier 5, Bklyn.
Pennsylvania, Port Lobos Aug I; to
'aasetl Go, with oil; anchored OF Tomp-
Tinamac Messina. to STANDARD, oil Co;
anchored off TOnUkiusVilIo :
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sandown Castle. Cape Town, II NJ
Bush Docks n klyn
PASSPORT, Reveal. IL M.,.. 18th at e q
West inskip, Antwerp. 6 NJ.
4 Army Base, B'kiyn
Weet Mahomet Batavia PM.
!. f'euch Tar 3 I
San Michele. Narcotics. a Pm.
3 st st Bklyn
Chiekasaw. Hasaburg, Il NJ 5fth vt B'kiyn
Pipestone County. Rotterdam In,
CITY OF Spar. calcut.a. + la
!. lusn Docks b kiy.l
Mayaro. Grenada, Phi .,.si B.kiyn
Colombia, Cristobal PM ..45N M
Sail Wednesday
Pres Monroe. London. PM. .l s,boksn
Norckr Bremen, . PM 18TH ST. tyoholS err
idaho. Hull, IL NJ. ..... Tth a. i4nbok AZ,
' ulcan city, London. ie ~. si B'll n
l.nneij. Buenos AyreH IL AAa.. [ B'klyn
Eoilanier, Bordeaux, Uni. ~ xsoboken
Metapan Kingston, IL M...... o II
Sail Thursday
Carmanls Liverpool IL M..5e NJ II
Mount Clay. Hamburg. 10 NJ ..,.. So ~ r
~ faul. Hamburg. II AM ......., IS. N n
COLOMBO, Naples. ] PM .......... OF n n
Ed1tor Dunkirk. PM. .......2, Hoboken
Ncndale, Gibara, IL AM ...... O. e r
hehtuckian. Los Angeles. / PM
6, Bush Docks B'ktyn
Sail Friday
Britannia, Narcotics. PM. S1st st, B'klyn
DIANA. Dollar. Singapore. PM
8, Bush Docks B'kiyn
Andree, Genoa, : PM - Erie Basin
N unamar, Nuevtes, IL NJ .. o. e r.
hal'' cape Hayti, 3 PM ......,..44. N r
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Tinka Andersen scsndins Wan Agency
80. Select Help
1884 Broadway. near s2d. Schuyler 1874
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Protest British
discrimination
d. II. s. Vessels
,ussacan Ship Owners Zee
ery Delays 10 Coal steaAsa-
i: Awaiting Turns for
I,esding at English Porss
LITER to Shipping Board
,r.yv;n Tells Commissioners
This Country Should OBJ
;ec, to Practices Abroad

e,nort. from London that British
~. leading coal for this country
! stvsn preference at the docks, while
s.,,.s States government ships are
ss,t to indefinite delays outside.
~. A.sis Of a protest to the Shipping
80 nv Winthrop L. Marvin, vice
~ .;ssnt Of the American Steamship
49, Association. Mr.. Marvin said
es ...rssy that he was preparing a
..ssmsnt for the board in which. he
N avs out that no such discrimina-
.a e nracticed or contemplated here,
~ 'ss hat \ this government should file a
ns srSs subsidy bill, to equal'ze operat-
=. costs Of American ships with Brit
,ssssls, provides no Determinations
...,nst the latter" MIR. Marvin said.
Y sJ American ports the English yes
=. have an equal chance with our
=. ~ steamers. There is no justit1cation
~ the practice of keeping or ships
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Mattresses

LADfS MAID (French), first class, excep-
tionaliy competent. conscientious; most
highly recommended: ss5. Mrs Mason's
Agency, Is w. 43d st
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WEQUEMAY SCHOOL.

For boys TO IS. Pleasantly located on
from Kingston. Primary to High School
Numbers limited and close personal at
IGNITION and guidance given every boy.
3oatihg' swimming and fishing on the
HUDSON under close supervision, Sleeping
potches Provisions fresh from school
farm French taught. Summer session with
special tutoring July, August. September
Address the Principal Kingston. \
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DIAMONDS bought and sold fer cash
Advice free. Bcnnett. l72 WAY I'd fncr
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Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.--Maii Information viii pe found
Travel Page, Eighth Column
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail Tomorrow
Vessel Port Sail Pier.
Ragssillen. Havre, 2 PM ........ "a.
c.ty OF ST Joseph, Marseillev. - 81.
5. Army Base. B'klyn
sail Tuesday 8
Mauretania, Southampton, l2 NJ. 81. N n:
Belsederc, Trieste. ] PM.
T. Bush Docks, B'kiyn
Benny. Tsnsrine. i2 M.... seth st, R'kiyn
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CITY. Island

- Bound south-sch Seaman o OBJ
fort chester to New York.
Sound East--Schs Henry A McLennau
t6r)' New York TO Miramichi, anchored
Georgia Jenkins. Hudson for Bangor
Me. anchored.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jeweiry, Etc.
LAW SCHOOLS

BORG BUYS diamonds. old gold. ssi.,
and pawn tickets. 14s West ssd ct.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

RUENos AYREs, Aug 11-Frederic r.
Kellogg, Baltimore.
:, GIBRALTAR; Aug II (Passed)-Dora
HELs1NGBORG, Aug G. Norefjord
tNor). Halifax.
BREMEN, Aug s-Brave Occur Calves
HAMBURG, Aug S-Hallbjors tNor),
Montreal 9TH Corson Philad elphia; 10th,
Saccarappa. Galveston.
STOCKHOLM, Aug SMalmen (Sw),
AUckLAND, N T. Aug s-waiotapu
(Br), San Francisco; 9th, Eastern Sea,
New York
TENERIFFE, Aug 1o-Conde wilfredo
(Sp). Galveston for Barcelona.
BOMBAY, Aug 1o-East Cape, New
New Orleans; Fluor Spar. Savannah; 18th,
Basis (Nor), Montreal.
ANDROSSAN, Aug 10-Eastcrn Guide.
Boston.
HAvRE. Aug 1o-orihamme (Br), New
SHANGHAI Aug 1o--suruga, New York
SHIELDS Aug 11-Gitano (Br), New
LIVERPOOL. Aug 11--severnmede (Br),
:, THAMEsHAvEN, Aug 11-Turbo CBr>,
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 11--west Canon
YOKOHAMA. Aug e-Havre Maru tJap>,
New York; 10th. Empress of Australia
AVoNMoUTH, Aug ll-concordia (Br).
Montreal; Wekika, New York and st. John,
LAS PALMAs. Aug 11-Conde wifredo
(spanl. New Orleans and Havana.
vile; Eth, Moedijk (Du), Portland Ore.
ANTWERP Aug 11-Kalomo (Br). San
Francisco.
MALTA, Aug 1l--Teress 0n. New York
BARRY Aug 12-Cohasset Baltimore.
GREENOCK, Aug IL - Coelleda, Balti-
more.
Departures
GEFLI, Aug s-Alstern (swed), New
GLASGOW, Aug 5-Benefactor. tBr>,
BREMEN, Aug s-President Fillmore.
ROTTERDAM, Aug a-Bosworth (Br>,
SYDNEY. n W, Aug S--Canadian
Planter lBrl, from Melbourne, Montreal.
MEL BOURNE. Aug lo-Canadian Brit
NAGAsAKI, Aug 1O-Clan Macvicar
ANTWERP, Aug 1o--Georse Washington
SHANGHAI, Aug lo-Toba Maru Gap>.
(from 1Hongkongl, New York
,,s soUTH dA,hlH Aug 1lELapland tBr>,
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 12-Aquitania
cBr}; e ch eT%pT and New T FORK
(Br). New York; Nortonian (Br), United
states port.
BARRY, Aug 11-Nount Evans. New
York; Trevidere (Br), Portland, Me.
. BRISTOL, %ug 1l-New York City (Br),
New York; Gracia (Br), Montreal.
SHIELDS, Aug 11-Africanic (swed),
New York Cedric (Nor), Philadelphia
SHANGHAI Aug 1l-Manila Maru
dap, Tacoma
HARTLEPOOL, Aug II - Turkestan
(Br), Boston.
MANCHESTER, Aug 1o--Alconda (Br),
Wood, n F.
ANTWERP, Aug 1o---Bolingbr (Br),
Montreal
COLOMBO. Aug 10-Borneo Maru Cap).
New Orleans
YOKOHAMA, Aug 1o-Yokohama Maru
(Jap). Seattle.
COCHIN, Aug 5 - City of Newcastle
tBr}, Genoa and New York.
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! assenger Ships Due

,lssy.. =. Dur To-day
8 VII sfrl, itavfe Aug & J.. to reench
ss',sssa n anra.AS; Is expeoted TO doek
tshfic sr. ne 20 y II lMest 18TH 81
~ War southampton Aug s. TO
s with mails: is expected to
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
HELP WANTED-MALE

AETlST wanted, young man. experienced in
lettering and border decorating; only those
capable Of turning out first class work need
apply. Box 6s2, Room 2503, ITO w. 40th St
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Shin ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON Aug. 12-The Emerg
ency Fleet Corporation to-day added two
more vessels to the cargo fleet OPERATED
for the government by s. Sgltovich O. Co,
Of Galveston. The firm was assigned the
Colorado Springs, vessel If S.9s6 dead
weight tons and the Invincible, of 1865
deadweight tons, for use in the Galveston
Havre-Antwerp service.
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COLLEGE MAN

CAN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
We are looking for college man
preferably one who has worked his
way through college, for a position
recurring aggressiveness and hard
work and which has the peculiar
merit that man may name his
own income; $4,000 to $4,000 per
annum easily If you can qualify.
Room sos. II West 44th st Cal,
any morning before l o'clock
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instruction

LEARN linotype: ideal trade; pays $4,000
yearly cost 5000; 1000 have attended
investigate. Empire School, 1873 e. 10th.
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Marine Reports

M .n4-The hours below are standard time.
THE TIDES
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For other Shipping News see page
thirteen.
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CHAMBERMAID tScotch): very neat
thoroughly experienced. exceptionally
well recommended $50. Mira Mason's
Agency, IS W. A2d. Longacre $3.50
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Governesses, Etc.

Coy ERNE English. young. very capa-
reau' ~ w. 42d Room 62s. Longacre s743
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COUPLE good cook. useful butler. gardener
we'll recommended: German Americans
1925. Wettlers Agency, 20 W. 45d. Long
acre 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, Protestant,
young willing; exceptional references.
Winthrop Bureau, ~ W. t2d. Room 5ss,
f4orgacrc 8143.
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Miscellaneous

DANISH CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, % years.
desires position In private family; Al
reference for four years experience on
RclsRoyce and other high-class cars from
Copenhagen, New York and California
ate. Address Hans Andersen. 4sb Cier-
non4 ~. n ool;lsn. y. x.
sfTUA1ToN WANTED High ggade man
Of abb anj adgment loyal aSgres-
sive. gooi persona L vita sprnaid ~
crai 81 sin So ,rtiitIag IN il ,ustftai ilnes
desipfs connection With future, are ~
Con, 10; Nide s;4eRe es3er; acf t,Rss and
West: Substantial LnowlstIs Of ma5ufac-
turing and sinancia affairs; tchemes.
Address E-43, Tribune.
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Automobile instruction

REPAIRING, driving taught short tims:
license guaranteed: ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons American Auto School. 72s
Lexington av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13

COUPLE. colored. capable, young; entire
work. long references anywhere. Miss
Shea's Agency, e. 4tst. Murray Hill 6774.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES
Chambcrmai

OR PARLORMAID-
Young Irish girl; excellent years ref
erence. c., Mas Hofmayer's Agency, 10
East AID St, Sd floor. Tel. S947 Murray
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED to sell a high-cIass
Time Stamp; article that is needed
in every well equipped once or mercantile
establishment; article sells for sac; big
commission TO be made If you are
hustler. The Stanwood Mfg Company,
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-03
AUCTION BRIDGE WHIST
WAS ENJOYABLE AFFAIF

An evening full Of fun and froic
was the kids" Christmas auction
bridge party given by Miss ldalu
Crittenden at her home on Pearl street
Tuesday. The unique conception OF
progressive bridge whist game, per
ineated with the yuletide spirit OF chill
dren was the scheme of the evening
entertainment.
The spacious parlors Of the home
were beautiful in appropriate seasonal
decorations. AS each couple OF the
guests arrived they were presented
with score cards of Christmas greet
ings. Standing in a corner was a min
iature Christmas tree loaded with toy
gifts for the lucky vctors at the tan
talizing game of bridge whist. No
guest was disappointed, for at the end
OF the game everybody was delighted
for Santa Claus had remembered each
With a stocking bulging with fruits,
candies and fireworks. The guests
were full of the Christmas spirit and
enioved a large barrel OF fun" on the
lawn, playing with their toys and
shooting the pyrotechnics. On return
ing to the parlor, the guests found the
card tables arranged as a large din
ing table and a delicious salad course
ready served. Miss Hortense Slappey
and Miss Anna Crittenden were pre-
sented with bridge sets for the top
score and the high cut.
Those present were: Misses Caro-
lvn Crittenden Anna Crittenden, Win
fired Terry, Isabel Terry, Sadye
Weathers Gladye Weathers, Hortense
Slappey Nannelle Ellerbee, Julia
Frances Wooten, Anna Rea Critten-
den, Mrs. John F. Terry of Column
bus, Messrs. Lem Jay, Clarion Woo
ten. John N. Clements, Roger Crit
tenden, John w. Walker, Ensign Geo:
Watson of Annapolis, Hal Horton of
Atlanta, John N. Watts, jr. of Jack
sonville, and Col. John F. Terry OF
Columbus.