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IMPORTANT
?Jt-tt-. Engagement. Varrlng?. Death
,u,d In Memorlam Nette?! may be
telephoned to Tha Tribun* any tima
?j, to mldi.lsht for insertion I? the
out day a paper, ?uet call
Beekman 3000
?nfl wnd the rotte? a? you wlah tt ta?
g.rt*.". I"'1 for ?'*'"*'*' ?Tin ?"*? n?al'?*l *?
yen l?t*r The notice -?ill reach ova?
jtO.tOO reader? dally.
BIRTHS
tiiEK?Mr. and Mm. Alfred I.. Lasek. 884
R,ver?tde Priv*. announce the birth of a
-on. September 5.
C34GAGEM?NTS
r??cORY---MOISTER ? Mr?. Edward W.
Voi?*??r of East Orange, N. J.. formerly
?f Montclair. ha? announced the cncatre
ment of her daughter, Miss Ella H-irris
Mot?ter t.? Mr. Arthur Emory Gregory, of
Savannah. On. The w?sddinB will take
place in February.
SMITH - FOX - - Mr. and Mr?. Frederick
Gecrpe Fox, of RutTalo, N, Y., iinnnuin-p
the en?gagement of their daughter. Dorothy
Louise, to Mr Olm Robinson Smith. U. S.
H R., of Ellenville. N. Y.
MARRIAGES"
roip_-MlRSKY Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Pavi? Mirsky. of -1!' West S"?.l st, announce
the marriage at home of their daughter,
Miriam Esther, to Lieutenant Ralph Colp,
Medical Corpa, IT. S. ,-V. inn of Mr. and
jir? Joseph Colp, of 6 Charlton ft-, on
Wednesday, September '. 1918.
HASTING? BARROW On Friday, Septem
t*r 6, 1918, at Grace Church Chantry, by
the Rev. Edmund H. Carhart. jr., Anna
Kvertien furrow ?laughter of the late John
Wylie BJarrow, .? Now York, to Lieutenant
Georsre Wallac? Hastings, o? San Fran?
cisco.
BARKER-STAATS- On Saturday, Septem
Vi?r ". at the summer re?ie!ence of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert P, Staats, lolly Farm. Great
Barring-ton. Masa., by the Rev Joseph R.
Lyre?. Marion, daughter of Mr. Staat.?, to
Mr Robert McNaughton Marker, of Syra
?nae. N. Y.
Hd??THsP
ANDES- Lieutenant James Cowan, beloved
?en of George S and Mary C. Andes. 901
Ogden a.' . killed in action on field of
honor, July 19.
BARRY? On September 6, Elizabeth Harry
(nee Scholl 1, beloved wife of M. Thomas
Barry. Funeral from her late residence. 29
Le? is ?t., Jamaica, L. I., Monday. Sep?
tember 9. at 9 -: ;'- "" Solemn requiem
mass at St Mary's, Jamaica.
BENJAMIN -On Friday, September 6, Solo
jnon, in "?' ? i year, beloved husband of
Minna Benjamin and father of Joseph,
Harry, Herbert, Eva, Mrs. Isidor Wun
doeht, Mrs. Bernard Woolf, Funeral from
hi? ?ate residence, ?78 11th st., Brooklyn,
Sunday. Seotembcr S. at ? :3?) p. m. eharp.
Interment Washington Cemete?-y.
BLOCK?On Thursday, September 5, Caro?
line Block, widow ol Samuel. beloved
mother of Sidney. Rose and Je<-se. Funeral
?ervices nt her ia'e residence, f>00 West
14'th st.. Sunday, September 8, at li p. m. -
Ct'MMlNC.S September 5, 1918, Mrs. James
F. Cun-.irint.-~. 1 i:neral services (private)
at her residence, 15 Central Par"k Wut,
Sunday, September 8, 2 p. m. Detroit
(Mieh.1 papers please eery.
DONOHOE On September 5, Reverend
Jarr.e? Donohoe, FT. D., rector of St.
Thomas Aquinas Church, Fourth Ave. and
9th St.. Bnx ? ? mass of requiem
on Mondaj 9, at 10 a. m.,
Divine Office at 9:30 a. m. Reverend
Ciergy ar.-i teople invitied. R. I. P.
DOUGHERTY?On September 0. 1918. at fi
f. m., J. Hampden Dougherty. Funeral
??-vices at the Church of the Ascension,
fcth av. and 10th st, Monday, September 9,
at 'J p. m. Boston ar.d Philadelphia papers
please copy.
FBEELAND-At Ne^burgh, M. Y-, Septem?
ber 7, 1918, Russell B Freeland, in his 4-'d
year. Fu?era! services at the residrr.ee of
his mother, Mr??. Theodore H. Freeiand. L'fl
Clarendon Place, Oranfte, N*. J., Monday,
September 9, at 3 p. ta. Interment Kos?>
dale Cemetery.
ERSTE.'V Aftei o brief illness, at Deal
Beach, N. J., Rachel, belove?d wife of Leo?
pold Erstem Funeral private, at conven?
ience of far:
EL LEB?Entered into rest, Wednesday, Sep
t?tmber t, 1918, Edward Euler, deariy \<r
loviwj husband of Marsaretha Men, in Ms
62d year. Funeral Sunday, 10 o'clock a. m.
Interment Wood'awn Cemetery.
GILBERT Helen Bascom, September 4,
1318, at I.os Olivos, Cal., widow of the late
Albert M. Giii,e.-t, mother of Mrs. Stuart
Walcott and Henry K. Gilbert. Burial
S?nta Ka ruara. Cal.
HOBLITZEFL Dead en the field of honor,
July 28, 1918, Corporal Georfte W. Hob?
libell, of 81 Bower- st., Jersey City,
transferred from Company L, 7th New
York, to Company M, 105th U. S. In?
fantry.
HOPKINS - At he- residence, Morris town,
N, J., on Wedr.c-sday, September 4. Caro?
line l.athre.p. daughter of the Ute Henry
?nd Ellen Ho .kins, lunera) private. It
Is requested that no flower i be sent.
ISAACS?On * turday, at Brooklyn, Conn.,
Marion Esther ! I ???? 83d year of
ker age. widov, of the late William M.
Isaacs Bi mother ol Mrs. Arthur L.
Lesher. Notic? of funeral later.
KING?At her residence, Centre Moriches. L.
I., ore .-.???, ... ? , :;.: i. i.e.-.u-i-, v i'low r.f
William Rushton King. ! un eral Bervices at
8t John's Roman Catholic Church, Centre
Moriche?, on Sunday, September S, at 'I
p.m.
M'CRKA Op Thu?day, Septembei '??. ?MS.
at We^t Point, N. Y., Brigadier ??eneral
Tully Mt-?"rea, U. S. A. (retired). Funeral
from the residence of hi? son-in-law, Colo
Mi W. H. Tschappat West Point. Sunday, ?
September 8, 1918. at 2:30 p. m.
MEEKS- On September 5, at Fine Orchard,
Conn., Sarah A., widow of the late Albert
V. Meeks and :i.uth.r of Harold A.. Arthur
D. an?! Everetl V Meeks, in her 76th year. !
?uneral servie? at the chapel at Greenwood
'.'emetery, Brooklyn, N*. Y.. at 3 p. m..
Monday. September 9. Interment at the
convenience of family.
HOLLER -On September G. ir?18, at her
residence, 7pd Park av., Allies Williams
Meiler, wife of H. Esk-Moller. Funeral
private, ?.
FILE-Suddenly, on September 7, Jean, he
loved wife of Joseph A. Pile. Services
JHE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway,
??h ?t. ? Camphell Building?. Tuesday
tnomin?, 10 o'clock. Interment Cellar,
?-.rove Cemetery.
kOtJENFELD?At Fleischmanns, N. Y.. on
September ?. in hit 60th year. Harris, be?
loved husband of Etta and devoted father
<*' Mary, Robin, William, Ahe and Loui?. '?
funeral from his late residence, 90'. Fox '
???. Bronx, on Sunday, September 8, ".
P- m. sharp. Interment Mount Hebron ,
wmetery, Kinti'v omit (lower?..
?PEN'CER-Killed in action in France. Law?
Knee Gerard Spencer, corporal. Company
h loath U. S Infantry, in the 2-ith year
"l his nt:e, only ?on of Helen Lawrence and
hefv, , F/ederick Mounsey Spencer and
U>wn N Y Uel"n D,nke1' ail of Tarr*''
t?^i*"'1*. Irvin Auchinelosa, at Hunting- '
*n; " i" on Si*Pt<*'nher 4. son of the late
??"-? Auchtnrloss and Edward ?ow^e ;
oPiairue. in the Mth year of his age. Fu- ?
"?ral private Plea*,? omit flowers. - {
s^Kr?,n I''ri(i*?y. September 6. 1918,
Te'l. ' er' bel<'v<*(1 wife of Kdwar.l K. .
?ne. u"'' an'! m<,,her of Edward, Ciar.. I
W h, "ry.Rm* Adelaide Funeral from!
da. fi^/?''?ehce, Montvill?, N. J? Mon- ;
?y. September 9, at :; ,,. m.
hu,LhI?,.0nf S,,;*'t??1---** ?"- Michael, beloved
?oran, ?l ?beJate Mary C. Tully ( nee I
???? i *ather "f Ma-*Wet V. and M. '
?!!7(?'?-,T M?"'y,A- Tu,lv' Kij
lSStl- ?.i m ?? ate res'dC'><**-. 601 West
Church of St iV'' l? ?',m ?"'?"??'" m?M
.i' .30. Interment Kenstco.
?'wr ?' sDhnortS?nt<'mU,r 6'. Kob*rt Wuerz*
KtS serval. Il'-"', aKed 37 ????? ??'"
?? v", Bl,h" late resi-lence, 9 Post
?11<STS?E t,WOOI>, A" N CKMlCTKRTr~
v...._Offle?. 20 Ku?i 23d St.. N. T
?^?metVrf-"h1**"1. '" ,?'* ?ork'? ?-??din?
a "*-. ?ox ?S, oranu Central Station.
HELP WANTED MAt.E
*.J?.n r;irim.',? *?rN(*f' through which I?
alSSSS ,00<1 r?-'?lt,*>"V ?ON cull, for account i nt?,
?2!". iWT?) * "*"*?f**?,l>l'cr?. secretarle? clerk? ?ht??.
Per?, chauffeur-, dr.rnm.en. mechanic? than v.* can
Weal S'd if mployment Dn>a?i?i?nt. 31?
At COt NTANT ?et O?NKRAL OFFICE MANAGER
"?"'?'-?I by ElUabeth. N .1 manufacturar: anowi
Mga et ?reed I. a .Wrahle: permanent position and
I.h',? .."l>|vr, ""V "V" '" """ handwriting.
? ?ling age.salary dMlred and whether or net you
Cm?, military draft. H, Itoi 96, Tribuna
AssKMnt.j-.ns in manufacturing ?-onearai on* hat?
ing elactrleal e?.perl?n"e: good salary: esoellent
Chan.*? for (i.lrancem.*iit. ,!eaii-c\it man des'red who
can work Into tr.irelllng repr?sentatif*. Write or
call Jone? Motro'.ia, i?u- , ;??. Weal 35tli ?t.
BOOKKEEPERK.perlrnce.l; ?Christian row of
^puainrs? college or commercial htKh school. Re
Pty-ng. sfiile nKe, experience, referen-c?. ?alary and
position In draft. L-4.V Tribune Office.
rots wanted
Pi f-mPPniO DEPARTMENT OK TT*B
LtSniNO HOfSE: STEADY POSITION;
QUICK ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
SMITHS MAGAZINE,
TTH AVE. AMI l.vril ST.
Ter n??**ngrr ?nrte? In newspaper offle-e; goort ail?
s' . . Unlit, Interritlng wort aii.l opportunity Tor
adiam*eiu?nl. Apply Room 305 Tribuna Bldg.. 15?
Nimiu at.
BOYS, BRIGHT (TWO),
TO LEARN GOOD TRADTJi
COOI) l'AY WHILE LEARNING.
w B. ridge.
SIC WILLIAM ST
HOY FOR PRINTING OFFICE
Good chance to leani : must be willing to ?d?livrer
packages with band truck; gex?.1 wage? au.t advance?
ment.
M CLT?-SERVICE PRESS. 10 Ea?t S3d et.
BOYS, AUDIT 1?. TO LEARN THE PRINTING
Bl'STNESS: J9 TO START: AOVANCKMKNT
3 II TOURER COMPANY, 67.4 FIRST AYE.,
COR SSTH ST
BOY* FOR OFFICE WORK. WITH GOOrt OPPOR
Tl'NITY FOR ADVANCEMENT: J7 TO START.
J H. TOOK Eli, 67j' FIRST AVE,. COR. SSTU ST.
BOY FOR GENERAL .WORK. TTH rLOOIL
INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO.. ?1
EASY HOUSTON.
HOY.
Bright er"lc? boy. public ?chco! graduate. In ad
rertistng office: ?.h?rt hours: pleasant work: chance
to learn a ?oil paid pre.fess on. Fu-ik & Wagnall?
Co . : 7.4 SCO 4th ave. Ask for Mr Pama.
ROYS. OFFICE.
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT: ?< A WEEK Tt)
START BREIT LlTIlo CO , rEARSUK AND
MEADOW STB., LONG ISLAND CITY.
BOTS OVER 16 AS MESSENGERS;
$10 START
A1TLY 547 WEST 7..4TTI ST.
BOY.
Shipping room assistant; ?Iron*, wining; good
chalice. William E. Wiener. Inc., 6 Wut 37th et.
BOY, U I\> 17.
for office work; position permanent; ?alary %t to
?tart. Address IT-101. Tribune OIBca.
BOY. Christian, to run errand? and asalrt In ?hip
pi?,g department of a h.xk publishing bouite.
Bars? & Hooki-u, 2? We>t ?3d st.
I10T. Christian IT to IS. wanted f,^r general' office
work; must be ne*t, willing; good at Asures.
V. Co., I*. 0 Hex 4M. New York.
HOYS wanted to be generally useful and run
errande. in lar?? optical house. Julius Klr.j
Optical Co., 10 Maulen La.no.
BOYS (3, ?tiloredi. between 1? and 18 year? of
age. for general work In billiard club. Apply, after
10 a id., -:.-7 West 741?1 st.
BOY, about 16 rear* oM. for ofTiif. work; good op?
portunity -.o learn business; good ?alary. Apply
Frank?!!, 129 5th ave.
I-iiYS for erra.'nts for well tnowr, Importini bous?:
excellent opportunity for adtanoeroeiit; steady Peti?
tion. Ca'l .>?.. Hudson iK
BOY. 16-17 years: gooet ed'iratlri; must be good
at figures. Apply Monday afternoon. Duryea
Printing Co !03 Greenwich St.
BOY FOR OFFICE.?Attend to filing and mall:
salary *..- to Karl. Call II. Hehlern A liro., 071
Pearl et.
BOY- G?nerai oTVe work: advancement for right
boy. International Film Scrvlcs. ?H8 William ?!-, ]
city.
BOY wan??*! for errands: excellent opportunity fen*
advancement. Holland A; Ste.lu. 51 Wadine Lane.
B'lVS war.ee' lo rue errand?; good pay. Apr'?}
Osge Hro*.. 2 W?st S7tb at-, Mb floor
BOY waited, nbcut 15: graduate prtfenedL C
Vanderl'llt, ?A\ We?*. Ssih St.
BOY to run errands ?nd ?EiJta himself ?sefol. '
Toepfer & Schroff, 4 White st,
BOY for office work; salary $? to |1*. Call Bahlej?
,t Bro . 871 Pearl ?k
rOYS-Om<7-s wort Call IS5 WUJ.tgm St. l?th ;
floor.
CAXV ABSERS.
A GREAT OPPORTLNTTT.
WE CAN FSE EXFEIUKNCEP CAN?
VASSERS PERMANENTLY; A REAL?
LY GOOD PROPOSITION rROM AtY
OLD ESTABLISHED HOVSE; lUJPt
CALL PERSONALLY AT ONCE.
W A H WALKER,
3? ALABAMA AYE. BR?X>KLTN
CHA'FFEIR.
OPT-OF TOWN POSITION; V1FST BE THOR
OIGHI.Y EXPERIENCED, SOBER AND RE
LIABLE CALL WITH REFERENCES, MON- !
DAY, 65 BROADWAY ROOM 1111.
CHAI FFEI R, Plere? Arrow; must he'p put up or
der In wholeaale gnxery w?u-eli'.>use; ejperier.c? in '
gr?x*ery lino ne?3essaxy AUna Store?, 5'.;0 West
?1 . >? '_ :
?. FIEMIST familiar ?rith analytical and barterlolr?g
i^.-ii works on f?-.o?t jerotufs Apply by let'er,
statl K ng" eipericr,e--e rikI ex'.ary eipeced. to Mr.
Ward, I?? care of Francis 11. Ixii.eU A Co.. 2T?1 st,
a: U l?!.h nve. !
CLERK wanted In rfail electrical ?nd hardwar?
More. Tilomas Ilimliey & Sons, ?18 ?'-h af.
DRAFTSMEN,
F7 1--CTTtt.'AL .MECHANICAL AND CTVIL:
ALSO FIELD ENG INE BR, FOR WAR WORK IN
BOt'THERN NEW JERSEY: G"Ot> SALARY ANO
EXCELLENT 1.1 VINT! ACClOMMODATlO S. (AIL
M ?DAY ROOM Uli. 60 BROADWAY. NEW
YORK.
ELECTRICIANS.?Eiportencod men for generating
and sub station construction work: also helpers
will one or two -ears' cipcnen.'e on Oils werk;
?late ate, nationality, wages and names of em?
ployer?. AK-'*09, Tribune Office.
ENGINEER for an electric power plant; eight
hours; seven days; ??ruges $25 per w??ek. Apply
Now York and .Northern Short Traction Company.
Flushli g, !>-'!?? Island. 'I'ln.i.e 128a.
FEEDER wanted on Gordon presues. TTenniiial
Printing Co., 5 Coentiea Slip.
Kill?-?: CLERK -Young man; ?alary $10. Call
H. Behlen A Bro., 371 Pearl sL
MAN to driva Fore! car and ass'?t In ?hipping
->?,!>.; steady pt?s:tlon. lmnusl'.ate sert'ee an?I aat
|.'.ict?.ry referencea required. Apply Pennsylvania
Rubber Company of New York. 1S8? Broadway.
'Plious Columbus 4416.
MAV ?KXPERIENCFJ) IN HANDLING HEAVY
' VlECB GOOD!;. IN WAREHOrSE; HEAVY
WORK UUOD PAY. ful BROADWAY, DTII
FLOOR.
?IJYER Au OI^ION Ca
REQUILE8
YOFNC. MEN
FOR THEIR DELIVERY DEPARTMENT;
STEADY EMPLOYMENT; GOOD PAY.
C-ALL 70TH HT. AND BROADWAY.
PACKER and SHIPPING ROOM ASSISTANT.?
Stead) position; imiiieUla'e tervice a'i?i s&t'sfsc
torv re-erene.-*-. required FennsylTania Rubber Com?
pany ?f New York. US9 Broadway. 'Phone Colum?
bia 4110.
PORTER (WHIT8), WHOLEKALK GIt?>CEIIY.
APPLY SHIPPING DEPARTMENT. THOMAS J.
HPT N. INC.. Htf FltAN'KLLN ST,
8Al?M! N wanted by urge u?rw?pa?er. Apply
Reum 81?. Trlbtb? Balldina.
SECRETARY. STKVOonAPHER,
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER OK LARGE WAR IN
BISTI-.Y IN SOITHEHN NEW JERSEY ; GOOD
SAIARY AND EX? ELI ENT LIVING Ai'COM
MOliATt-i.NS. CALL. ROOM 1UI, ?35 BROADWAY,
MONDAY.
STROvr; BOY WANTED
TO RE GENERALLY I SEFI'L IN OPFICH
AND SIHPPJ? G RtlOM; $10. REFER?
ENCES KIajI IRE1>
t, A HE.NCKEL ,V Co..
109 WEST ?6TH ST.
SHIPPINO CI4ERK. ciperienceil. for enrelope fao
tory. AppW C. A M. En?e?opa Co., 6S5 Bearl
st.. corner Elm.
Blfe.E CCTTERS an.l operators wanted. Kaufmau,
7-t'th et., corner Park a>?.
HELP WANTED MALE
SHIP WORKERS
If vou are ?klll??l
In th? following linea
of work wn need jou.
i'OMEI DON'T WRITE.
R1TETEB8
holders-on
__.. _ HEATERS
?TRVCTLKAL IRONWORKER?
BOILER MAKER?
PIPE CoVEnERS*
SHIP FITTERS
MACHINISTS
MARLNE ERECTORS
ArrLY
tURMARINE BOAT CORPORATIOW
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
NEWARK BAY SHIPYARD,
PORT NEWARK, N. J.
Or ?ee our representative??,
t. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
MR. ,1 J CI'RRAN.
?-11 FRANKLIN ST,
NEWARK. N, J
MR. H. .7 ALLEN.
>i EAST 22 D ST .
NEW YORK CITY.
MR. D. .(. DAOEY.
Ill BOWERY, NEW YORK tTTT
STOCK CLERK. Christian, willing worker, fer
bock publishing bouse. Bar?* A Hopkins. %%
West 23d at.
THE UNITED STATES G0YZKXXKS1
Tltrough th?
tJ. & EMPLOYMENT SERVIO
Will Find
??TEADT WORK AT HIGHEST FAY
IMMEDIATELY
TOR SKIIJ.ED AND ITNSKHJJCD
MEN AND WOMEN
IN ALL TRADES AND INDUSTRIES
IN TOLTt HOME TOWN.
YOL- PAY NO fees:
Th? Oofsmmant t3iarg?s NOTHEsQ for Getting
Tour Job for You.
L'nde Sam Bhow? Too How ft?,
BETTER YOITB PAYt
BETTER YOUR JOB!
B-TTTEn YOUR FAMTLT!
BETTER YOUR L1FTBI
Come and lot, a Gove-rren-ier.t Agent Talk It Over
With Y'ou at Any of th? Neighborhood Buroaua of
the I.', b. Employment Swrtc? Any Hour from
1 A 11 It I I', U.
MANHATTAN*
7? Centre Street
Tel. Franklin tilOfl.
12?! Clinton Street.
Tel. Orchard ?*447.
43*! East 14th Stnset
Tel, Foiayth 99?5.
57Oi Street and Third Avar.ua
TeU Fiaia 5011.
?6i-h Street arid Lexington Avrnua
Tel. Lenox 3265.
Ill'li B reet and Islington Ave?iua.
Tel. Harlem 7149.
619 Hudson Street-.
Tel. Chelsea 33S9.
140 Wet: 23d Street.
Tel. Chelsea 3230.
112 West 46th Street.
Tel Bryant 3*144
1241 h Street a-'id Lenox Arer.u?.
Tel. Momloislda 8064.
139th Slreet and Seventh Avecu?.
Tel, Aud'ibon "ifltU.
5f, Cooper Square
To). Splicg 1250.
211 Bowery.
Tel. Orchard 1011
142 Bowery.
Tel. Canal ?94*-.
863 East 149th Srv*t.
Tel. Mein*? 53".2.
C75 Treinorii Avenu?.
Tel. Tremonl .'.233.
25717 De.-atur Avenue.
TeL Pordham OUI?.
BROOKLYN
;:io Js.y Street
Tel Main 15477
717' Flatlni.h Avenu?
Tel FUtbiuh I *>00.
2463 Atlantic Avenu?,.
Tel. E. N. Y. 9M0.
5''?l Street and Tlnrd Avenu?.
Tel Surre' 8410.
K27 Hroadway.
Te.. Kia-g 503*1.
244 Broadway.
Tel. WilLiamiburg ?90S.
LONG ISLAND CITY
171 Huritor Avenu?.
Tel. Astoria 7*160.
673 Manhattan Avanu?.
Tel. GreenpoliH ?Ulli.
STATEN ISLAND w _, ^ r, ^
9 I ? mon Avenue. Mariner? Harbo?.
Tel. Weet New Brlgbion 1R61
Waiit****!
?TATIONUXN AND TRAINMJW.
mm nttn
??stnray and ?WrriUwd D'v*?t?
DsTSnBOBOPOH BATID TBANUT Ott
Anal? Bmw 111?--IM Bi-M?wa*.
? A. H. to ? P. M dally??ao^ 9v,Se0.
WAVTKT)
D^AET?vn<7-*r DETAOFR*- AND TRAtTm?l.
Ba-patianeed male or female draftsmen, detalleva and
tracer?. meehan'cal aod .'lectr'cal. wanted for es?
sential government wo*-k by a tare? Industrial plant
ln<--,?ed in a email *.rwn In Eastern Pennsylvania;
position permanent Irrerpect'vo of war rundit'or.s;
?ta?? a"c experience and ?alary ?up??-'?!. AH ap
pllcatlon? ?ni te held In ?trl(-t confidence. Box
F 11. Tribune Off?, *.
tVANTFO?APTO MECHANIC
GOOD. COMTTTFNT AND RELIABLE MAN;
BTEADY POSITION ALL THE YEAt ROI'VOj
WAGES JO. 116-Mlfl*, BOT'LEVARD. BAY
ONNE. N. J., CORNER OF 51ST ST.
TOPNO MEN WANTED
IN STOCKROOM OF LARGE WHOLESALE
COTTON CO DR HOPSE: EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
K. M. SCHW?R. JR., A CO.,
24 WHITE ST.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN
FOR RESIDENT BEYER'S OFFICE; SOME
KNOWLEDGE OF MEN'S IT RNtf-HINO?
AND CI/OTHINC. DEStRABLB; MUST BE
GOOD DETAIL MAN; PERMANENT POSI?
TION: EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. AD?
DRESS S, II?, ROOM 2502. 110 WEST
?9TH ST.
YOUNG MAN
under 1? to make hlmaelt aenrral'v useful In flag
factory; good chance to leam l'usin?e? and fine ad?
vancement. Apply AnneM, 401' Pearl st
YOt'NG MAN f,, lenni assembling; g.ie.d position.
salary ?nd hours Writ? ur call Jone* Mot rolla.
Inc. 23 Wut y.lix ?I?
HELP WANTED MALE
YOt.'NG MAN. HI to IS. to learn th? advertising
bualnaaa: Sna ehane? for advancement. Acme Ad?
vertising Co., ?4 East 8th ft.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASHIPTANT bookkeeper, ?xperleneed ledger pe?t
tng; ?tat? aalary. AildrM? Box 11.. 160, Tribuna
Office.
BILL CLERK, FOR HAND BILLING; MI'ST BE
NEAT. ACULEATE AND RAPID. NOT AFRAID
OF uoi'K Al PLY GASAC THOMPSON CO..
10 24 ASH LAND PLACE. UROOKLYN.
CANHIER to work In bakisry : neat, and erourteou?
to e-ustomer?; good pay. < ?nahmen? ?US Eighth
are. near lheth rt.
CLERKS
WE ARE IN NEED OF A NUMBEB OF OIBLS
AND WOMEN WHO f*A\ gl'AI.IFY FOR CLER?
ICAL POSITIONS PAY TO STA'IT BASED ON
TREVIOI R EXPERIENCE. WITH OPPORTU?
NITIES FOR RAPED ADVANCEMENT.
CHARLES WILLIAM 8TORES.
23 WAKIIIN'GT'IN ST.,
BROOKLYN. N. T.
CLERICAL WORK; experloni-o unneereaxry: Intel?
ligent and fair penmeyn; over forty preferred.
Ntatfl previous ?vmp'oynient. If any; ?alary expected.
I'. O. Box 393. City Hall Station.
COOKS, chambermaids, waltroiaea, ladle?' maid?
and nuraea, lmme?llately ; excellent position?. Uni.
Dlcklnai.ir? Oo-naweratlv? Employment Agenejj, 87
Wies*. Sath st- Telephone. Oreeley 375S.
, COOKS, oniplm, chamhermaM? wxllreaee?, laun
. drr?v?. kltchenmalds. nurse?, hitusoworkera. Mr?.
Mason'a Agency, L*tl West 42d at.
i PILE CLERK; permanent position, good ehane?
for advancement Address Bon B., 875 Tribune
' Office.
GErTERAL HOUSEWORK.
An experienced tra'.d in apartment; two In family;
rau?t be good ?n't uii have heat of r?f?renc?e: no
laundry. A. N. Waring. 9S7 Madl?ou ave. 'Phone
I-not *"9S5.
FOB LIGHT. CLEAN WORK: EXPE?
RIENCE NOT NECESSARY: SPLENDID
OPPORTI'NiniY FOR ADVANCEMENT;
GOOD PAY; EIGHT HOUR DAY. APPLY
DMKEDA BISCUIT WORKS,
4M WEST 1?TH 1ST..
NEAR 9TH AYE.
GTRX0! GTRLSt G**B*M!I
Here Is yixir chance to learn a good trade, with
a good, reputable concern; ?teady work all year
round; good wage? wt::?, rapid advatnraniMit to
bright, embltlone girl?.
APPLY TO WILLIAMS BOOKBINDING CO.,
? DIANE ST.
GIRLR,
blight, neat, ?wer 1?, light factory, filling order?;
Heady poeltimi with rapid advancement for giyvl
workers; 49 hour? week Call Homo PaUeni Cum
! pany. 68 S5th at.. Brooklyn, fourth floor.
GIRT?
! A? me??emgera In newspaper ofTie-e; light, easy work.
; short hours, good ?alary. Apply Room 305 Trlb
! on? Building. 154 " a ? .au ?\
C.IRI.S WANTED
?o wtrrti on papier mache wor!?; no ?up?
rlence requln.l. Api7y at once
NESSMORE ft DAMON.
363 9TU AVE
GIRL*- or YOI*NG WOMEN' f*.r labelling end sinall
auemhdng work; e'ean, light workroom; gond
opTv.rtur.lty; salary $10. Apply 71 Murray ?t..
tenth floor.
GIRLS, Christian, for ltMgtT work tn wall-known i
j Importing hnUKc: state age. experience and sal
i ary wuittd. K, A.. 5'?7 Tribun? Offler?. Downtown. ,
GIRLR, for errand- for well-known Importing houa?;
excollent npporl unity tirt ad vwi tremen U Stead?
poeitlon. Cail 36 Hudson st.
GIRL -EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED TO PIN
IP LITHOGRAPHED SHEETS. AITLY lOTH
PIAiOIt. 380 SECOND .WE.
GIRLS OVER SIXYF.F/.N* AS MESSENGERS; ?10
START. APPLY 547 WEST 34TH STREET.
HELP WANTED and -SUPPLIED. The Virginia
Employment Agency, SI Test lS2d at.
MILLINERY.
COPYISTS
IMPROVERS
STEIN A BLATNR,
13 15 WEST 57TH.
MOTHERS OF AMBITIOUS GIRLS
15 IR YEARW
ATTENTION I
A hustnew? oppwt'.mlty of th? right sort, where
environment la as carefully superv'sed as at ?chool.
grwd wage? to tUrt and raplei promotion to earnest
gtrb, our lady teacher ?ocka after their bualrms?
training; lAir nur?* looks aftar their health.
Apply all we?sk. Be*l A Co.. Emplcryraent Office,
?:30 to IU a. to.. 7 Waal S5th St.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. m?ist be good penman; ac
roraie at flrur?*.. ; ?food chane-e for advancement.
Charle*? F. Hubl-s A Co., 353 Lafayette at., cash?
ier'? drpartmrnt.
RESPONSIBLE WOMEN WANTED? Unusual op?
portunity; chanoa L>r reliable woman to utilize
spare time Introducing I'rlscilia Fabric?,, Hoalery.
Blankets. Underwear and Spe.-la'.Ues ; beautiful sam?
ple? furnished. Address FlUeharle? Company.
Trenton, N. 3.
BALESLADY, eipertinu-ed in bakery, to work aa
bookkeeper, g??'! Pay: must be nest writer. Cuah
man, 2165 Eighth avn., near 116th ?L
BALESLADY, eiperlere-ed In bakery, to work aa
aaaliler; neat appe.ar-uieo. this tunan, 2165 Elgblh
?ve., i.ear 116th ?t.
BAt.ESWOMEN wanteu ny large newspaper. Apply
Room 812, Tribun? Bullding.
SHOE SALESLADIES (4), THOROUGHLY EX
PF.RIKNCKD: STEADY POSITION; BllnllT
HOURS, ?IK AND COMMISSION. SHOE STOKE.
104 WEST 125m ST.
STENOGRAPHER.
Clirtatlah; beginner; chance for advane-armant. Doty
A Scrimgeutir. 74 Puma ?t.
STATIONERY BEYER for bank or mercantile
bou?e; 25 year?' experience; accountant and ex?
ecutive, officer; past draft age. Boi 925, Tribune
Off! ere.
STENOGRAPHER. OLIVER OPEBATOR; GOOD
t?ALAKY: PERMANENT POSITION. ADDRESS
T. B., ROOM 250J. 110 WEST 40TH ST.
TOD MAT BECOME A
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Young ?romen betw?en th? age? of
18 a.'.-l 25. in good heal b and poaacM
tng good eyealght and bearing, may
learn the profe??lou of telepnone operat?
ing.
W? win teach you and pay you while
you learn Students In our training ele
partratfiita are paid ?*" 00 to I? 00 per
v.eek in Manhat'ai. Bronx and Ecwk
)vn. Thi? saliry k-? n.e:re?"ed upon th?
completion of the training courte, and
freauently thereafter, a? ebllliy la d*m
?Ol trata?!
Her? la an eg>portunity to l?ar? a
caeful profession sr.d to perform a pa?
triotic, public aervic?.
THESE POSITIONS ABE PERMANENT.
Apply between ?AM and S P. M.
KEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY,
Manhattan?33 W Houston si.
Biwklyu?-?1 Wtl'.oughoy ?t
YOUNG woman wanted for general housework
In small faun..,, <? rutli? r*.>ni city, g -..I ?ages;
Swedish preferred. Phot.? Flushing 26?*l, Mrs. E.
Holme?, 11 BuUaUc P.aco, Eiualilu*,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
?stock arm..??, wholesale, no?
tion, FANCY GOODS HOUSE;
STEADY EMPLOYMENT,' GOOD
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT,
O'DONNELL-WEISHEROEB CO.,
612 UitOADWAY.
WOMEN to assist In ladle?' lunch room; hours, 10
to 3: two meals| no Hatnnlav work. $0 weekly.
Dainty M.I.I. 50 John ?t. or 47. Church st.
YOUNQ LADY FOR CLERICAL POSITION: TO
ATTEND UMAI.L TELEPHONE SWITI IIIIOARI?
AND MAIL DESK CHRISTIAN. APPLY 71
MURRAY ST. TENTH FLOOR.
Ye.ENG LADY,
18 to in year? of as??, wanted In office as stock
book clerk ur file clerk; must ho careful worker
Adeire?? Box H 745. Tribune Offlio.
YOUNG WOMAN FOR FILING AND CLERICAL
WORK; GOOD oppoRTCNITY. PERMANENT
POSITION. WRITE C. H.. ROOM 250*2, 110
WEST 40'1'H ST.
YOENO WOMEN wanted to train aa nurses, ?eiod
opportunity, Apply Supt. of Nurse?. Pop>e?l Ho?.
pi'si, 203 2d ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MANAGER.
Salary J2.500. above new e**af?. age; long record for
luurntwtincas aii'l ae*. ?ira.ry. honesty and short-cut
, methods. Howard. Box 18. Tribun? Office.
i MAN, 3?. marr'e.1. gr-od copy writer, has special
knowledge of drugs and chemicals. cata!"gue com
1 Pl'er. stenographer, executive ability. wa:ita position
i where application, energy ami har?l work will liiriir?
"uture. Address box A-l, Tribune office.
, MAN?Servant for bachelor only: very capable,
, conine ont. conscientious, erflck-ut man; highly re-.
jommKeded; m ?. desirable. $75. Maaou's Agency.
121 W?i 42d it.
MAN OF 50, oxperlencee! u salesman and In other
capaoltlt?. desires to better himself; integrity un?
questioned. L.. 1S2. Tribune Offi?;e,
? POSITION AS SALES MANAGER WANTED -Now
hold ng position as district sn'.?*s manager anel
! haiielliiig fre.ni rt'te.en to t>r<m;y-flve talesmen, who
| has employed and tra'ned Ida own m**ti. lea-? taken
I territory where ?m bed no bus neto? and gotten large
volume of business: a seasoned executive, one who
l.aa ?.,ld successfully the ra'atl anel Jobb'ng traiie
anel lia, breiu? experience au-1 sir?,eg personality,
and one ?I.e. has achieved results und luu proven
sales an.l executive ability; I em the man you ?ant
| to train your ialc?meii and put that punch l?Uo your
i selling organisation; available Oct. 1st. JiuX Dr-14,
I Tribune Offi.i).
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A GENTLEWOMAN
of middle age who has met w th financial reverses
1? desirous of ?ecur ng a connection In patr.o I \
philanthropic or war work: she possesses the g"?-!
rereeMl.ng, education and social expertenca to fit her
for hostess house work In somo camp located In
or near .New York City; cleri.al work wh?rB their
oughness, tact and the ability are ??s.sciiti.-il, or a
similar connection wLh ?ome Industrial corporation.
She will accept a po?:tlon paying a nominal ea.ary.
Address X.. tiOO Tr.b'Jiio lillg , New \ork.
DRESSMAKER, by day or home; refined, neat,
very capabi?.., reliai.le Eng.Lb woman, highly
irecommendexl. Mrs. lluun'a Agency, 131 Went
42.1 U. Bryant 5l?3;\
GOVERNESS (French) wl!l tako entire.* charge Mio
child. M..I.1 FiuGef aid's Bureau, '.48 Fifth av.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE
BUTLER ene! COOK -Colored cup*?-: would Ilka
positions where chambermaid is kept; o.v.k could
take entire charge, cater ng, etc. : three v?ars in last
poaltton. Colonial Employment Agency, 25 West 4-1
?C Vanderbllt 1)098.
RI TLER, Swiss, young, well recommended, would
like position until called for duty; wages $60
Colonial Employment Agency, 25 Went 42d ?t. Tel,
Vandcrbill 3008.
CHAUFFEUR and COOK.? Excellent Finnish
couple; would ilka positions In private family:
both have fine references: wage? $ioo Colon si
Employment Agency, 27. Woat 42?! st, Tel. Vander?
bllt .'??'.'ti.
GARDENER?Position es Superintendent of pri?
vais country est?t?: excellent references; mar
rled. no family; leaving present position because
of employer's decease and do? ng of estate. A?.*- ,
?ire*? N If., llox 121, Falrhaveu, N. J.
/APANE-IB COOK-BUTLER.?long experience; haaj
good references ; neat, sliliiig. Japanese Eraplo?
?ieut Ageiu-y. 25 West 42d ?t Telephone 20 ??* Van- .
derblit.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
A.A.?INFANT'S NURSE..Young Aroer'can
(lTot-s'.-in: i, experienced; 14 months' reference.
II,, Miss Hormayer's Agency, lo East 43d sL, third
fle?.*r. Teleplui.o S947 Murray 111,1.
CHAMBERMAID.?North of Ireland Protestant;
ivou.d go short distance In couutry; L><> years'
reference; wages $35. Colon ai Bmpluymoat ?
Agency, 25 Weat 42:1 s*.. Tel. Vanderbllt j-196.
CHAMHERMAIP-WAITRESS ? Refined, young,
naat. nice appearing ; exceptionally competent;
very high.y recornraemled : most desirable; 110,
Mason's Agent y, 131 West 42d st- Bryant S633.
CHAMBEHMAID or WAIT8ES**..?Young Irish
girl, very capahle voung woman, 14(1 $43. ,1
Misa Hofmayer's Ag?ucy. 10 East 43d ?t., third
floor. Telephone M>47 M'irray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID. Mlddlo-aged woman, thoroughly
experience!; exrellcnt ref.Tonri?. F., Mi^s Fits
Gerald's Bureau, 51? Fifth ?v.
CHAMBERMAID. ? Noiweglan; goo?, Marastrate;
willing, obliging; peat reference?. Suupsoa
Agen,:>. 7S1 Lexington a-?.
COOK. Irish, economical, nejt, young, excellent
references, would like ne s'tlnn In privat" family;
c'ty. ?ages $7-0. Col.iniii! Employment Ageti-j, 25
West 42d it Tel. Vanderbllt 3?3?.
COOK?Very neat, competent, careful, consclen
llous, excellent perso,, al referee, (-M; aparimi'iit
preferred; $47,. Mrs Mason's Agency, 131 West
42d st. Bryant 5133.1.
COOK ?Young Bwcd'ah woman, competent. *iea'.
reliable; highly recommcnde?d; wages. $50 Samp
ton Ajtone-y, 731 Lexington $.t Tel. Plaxa 5C05.
COOK?Capable young Hungarian; $30: apartmnnt
preferred; excellent r?f?ren?a. Miss Shua's
Agency, 30 East 42d St. Murray nill 6774.
cook, $U: capable young lri-.ii woman; city or
country: extrollent references. Misa sheet's
Agene-y. 1'0 Es_*t 42d St. Murray Hill 6774.
COOK. WAITRESS - Dvo competent Norwegian
girls; (lire-, vars las?, ptis'tlon, .S?uiibo:i Agency,
7*G Lexington ?ve. Plana 6005.
COUPLE (Italian), butler, lady's nial!; excellent
reference?. Misa FlUGcrald'? Bureau. 54ej Fifth
HOUSEKEEPER.?Young Pol'sh girl; city refer
eiie-e*: stua!! family; $40. C, Mist llofmayer'a
Airencv. 10 East 43el st., ?iird fluir. Telephone
S?47 .Murray Hill.
HOUSEWORK?Strong, i.ent IrUh woman; four
year? In last position; good plain cook; $35
monthly. Irwin Agen,-y, 629 t'.tii a?.
INFANTS NURSE.?. High class: neat, .-apahle ?nil
thoroughly understand? children, their feed ng
etc.: very l*es- refer? ?????. waxes $40-$*'v Colonial
Employment Agency. 2 5 West 42d st. Toi. Vander?
bllt 3696.
K1TCIIENMAID, young, neat and well recommend
nd. wants position In privato family: city or
country; wages $35-$40, Colon'al Bmployment
Agec-j-, 25 Wr-ut 42tl ?E Tel. Vanderbllt 3?i90.
fjM>Y'S MAID.?Thorotighly experienced: go.>.l
packer; traveller: excellent references; take posi?
tion city or couritry. N.. M-.-is FiUGerald's llu
re.au, 51? Fifth uv.
LADIES' MAID (French)?Neat, comp?tent, spiet,
did seamstress; excellent worker;; hlgh'y recom?
mended: city, country; fill. Mason'? Agency, 131
West 42.1 st. Bryant B833.
LAUNDRESS ?Finnish young woman, tl.orouthlj
eip*ri?nce<l : exrellem worker; refareiice?. Msiuu
?on Agency. 781 Leiiiigtou ave.
NUR8E?Y GOVERNESS (English); will take en?
tire e-linrgo ono or two <-h! Iren ; en'Oiie:,! r>.f,T
en?-?. W.. Mis? FltzGerald's Bureau. :7 4?1 Ftftli
VERY n!eo m dd'e-aued English couple, a'so c|-,am
bermald, ?*.?-.. positions Li ? same fam'ly; all are
ne.at ami capable; ?tu-.-* $90-$35. Colon'al Em
p'oynient Agency. 23 West 12d u. Tel. Vanderbllt
8696.
WAITRESS-PARLORMAID?Tall, nica api>earlng. '
vcr>' capabe; excellent references; city only;
$40. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131 West 42d it.
Bryant 5833.
WAITRESS?PARLOR MAID?Young Polish girl;;
cltv fantl'v: $40 C. M sa Hofmayer's Agency
10 East 43d ?L. third floor. Tolisphone b'J-47 M'.ir
r^y Hill.
FURNISHED ROOMS
INVESTIGATED
by the
Bureau of Boarding Houses
Maintained by the Aesoclatlon to
Prometo Proper Housing f?.r Glrla
11 Weist $7 8t,
Thee? room? are rape? lally recommended
Aa to both phyalcal and me.r.-i: c?es ? i
Ilon't Invite? unpleaimntiirHs by
{?olnK to ?tritri/ie, iinindoraed
j,l??,C--(b?a? l.eei.l.? ?re known to
be a? repreiented.
1?1ST ST., 52.1 WEST- Attractive retira tor *.ady
onlj from $4 50 to $6.30; high class apartment.
Mlaa Irwin.
J42D ST., 505 WEST 'utside, sunny rem s i
?o:nlug bath: eltuau.r apartmuit: privat? family;
business woman ; references.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 575.?Corner -"in. two I
d-ro?, u?erlooulng Hudiou; breakfast optional.
Ward.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
TELEPHON?
7IH3 OItYANT
Miss FITZGERALD'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
GOVERNESSES ANO "n?RSES AGENCY
546 FfFIH AVENUE
COK. tttli ST 111 ?; ET
(S!'.(. DI'II DTNO)
Bttgtvrtor help 'or professa) o? a i and ?iomeatlc wrne?
Kiss Hofmayer's Agency
10 Etant 43ii ??t., id floor.
Entrt.tr, T??n ? *. 7 East ?2d 8t
BEI lAIILK ?KHVIVTS.
Also \'a*r,etifl, Uovrrresa'a. Maids. Searr?*
??resisea. etc.. anil all -Ir.-n.-a of Day WorK- ?
4M a ?net E>iier*enrv Hsipor?.
f-iertiir..- Mitrnv Hill ?MT-J???..
missshMghnessy's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
HAS REMOVED TO
860 SIXTH AVF ? K T w K F *
uut- JIA I n HVL, 48(h & 40ti, st?.
TELEPHONE BR?AXT K.'.ll).
M?SS ISABEL SHEA
F>nr?Tovm^nt Ag-f-ncy
30 H. ??SND, C4>K. MAIL AVE., ItOOM 701.
Bc-lcct heiu, tit?ie? and female, for city
and conr.tcv.
Tfle'ribnne 6714 Murray BUL
FOR HIGH-CUSS SERVICE
COLONIAL A?EN3Y
TELEPHONE SHOO VANDEKU1LT.
?5 W. 4?.M) HT., W. V.
BEST SERVANT?. MALE *nd FEMALE.
EXCELSIOR S ntR^u^T ?llfl
EMPLOYMENT }?ESff? roH' vmyA&
GUILD Ai E
C 11 A u
KE?H8 A SPECIALTY.
Tel. Murray Hill 3871.
*IN? SFIIOFRMNG EM?.^?HvcM,EHt
FINNISH AND BIVEDIHH "TKLP
20T 9 FU ilE A V C. T^H^TmH4?VA
Mrs. Emily Mason,. u^TO* v9rt.
EI- KK'IKNT SEIlVANrs?MALE?EEMALH.
131 WEST 42,id RT. TEL BRYANT J833.
COOKS. *?ut'era. t?r<?onn e.en, ?/aitiwibe.. I a andre????
. ?aambermatds, MtcheiiuiBld., laelici' luaieia. gee*
ersi bouaewcrken JuauJi Employment Agruty, 43?
l<ii!i?luii tve Plaxa 4463
?-IFVFT'K A. rV* EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
? M. *._. Cj *_./-V l^? ij i w.20St.Toi.M93C7.cU?a.
K. V V 1 JL_ 13 305 5TH ave!
EFFICIENT PERV.XNIS. MAIE and FE?ALt
lAPAIVRSP tMHi.UYM.-NT AGF-rfCV. Mr*?
iinrniLOL remb'j d?.mostlc lialp "?ir-i* >?xi
23 W?f?t 42(1 6T. T?*-.L. VANOERBILT ?0W.
LANG & BOECI?EBSil CO. AGENCY. 45 Wast 83d
?I-? l'rr.uto i&miiT ?????.it*. Telephone Ureele?
125*.
ilAllTHc ??iLLIEH AGENCY. - Hunartor brio
male, female ??7 J-'unnb av?. Them? 6?*ra
lla-li.vu; Simare
MRS H?f KIN-JON'*? ?-c c.prrat've Kmvlovmvnt
^?'-*IX*..r4k**L**1 ?*> II,;.,,HI Af-CV ,37 W, lei St
fc.f!"rtfie Servants t'M^ie uid Ef-mal?) ::T5? O.eeWr
I FI-?T? AOEN'C**" Klnn'sl - Am-Hren Hala
I.LU ?I ,j Kl?v ,.i6tn Bttfet Harlem 5511
C. 5 f*** IA/? M Agency. 82** 8th av? He?t
O'CONOR ??"""A,','.:n?~. Best System. Tel
SAMPSON'S 781 Lexln-rtonn?v
BUSINESS CARDS
1 'VrEWHSTEILS
NON-VISIBLES, 3 MONTHS, $5.00
VISIBLES, 3 MONTHS, $12.00
Initial Payment Applied if Purciias?-)
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
All Makes $25 to $85
Trademake.1 and piaran e?t for one yea?
vail, telephone jr write.
Arnet'ican Wilting Machine Co.
?39 Broadway, at Worth St ^ T?? ?J03 I
JO E. 23?! St., opp. Madison Av i ?ranedin.
ANTIQUES, Cl"BIOS. ETC.
rPI.E'S AltT OALLEKt, 105 West 42d ? ?An
tlei.ica, curl,?, old /.'-vel??. silverware, rare fan*
paintings, ta ma'im? a'.d weapons Old gold bougbv
OLD GOLD AND SIL VE?
WORN* OI'T GOLD AM) SILVER RorGFIT P?J
11 LONGMAN'S SONS. Go!?' end Sliver lieflnerv
H .lohn at.
BORG Buvb Diamonds, old ?7??.lel. Sllv?r. riau
Dum, Anticues end ?'awe, TVke.? 14? IV. L'3d at,
CAKPET CLEANING
CAnEFTL CARPET CLEANING COMPANT.? i
Cleaies \y compreased ?lr, attam. hand or on
flour. 419 East 4S h st. COE ?Si BILANDT Tel?,
uliolia \si ilurray 11111
DIAMONDS
IUAMONDS and Jewelry liouxht for caah : <^t?-#a ?p. ''
pralaetl. purchased. BENNETT. I"5 By (unxtalra)
PIANOS
AT KRCK'S. in Wra: 20th - Eor ?ate ???eil Htflntraj
coii'*crt, parh.r. babi Grand and L'prlgbt I'lano?,
many o lier ??ci ltiio?.Mi m?kiu fur aaim ?nd rent
IUKN1SHEU APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST SIDE.
4r.TIT ST. S3 WEST Large living room, dining
i- -..m, two bwlrooms. kitclieu, bath 'Phone Uryaiit
9779 ,
BSD ST. '9 WEST.?Eight light rooma and bath;
antmue furn.ture; will i? ?e- -, reapoiiaihle louant;
J!-'- ,. muntli; can bo ?e-,. frum 11 '.o i o'cloui.
Montgomery
CENTRAL PARK Sin Til. 100. corner of 'th st I
an i rttli ..*'? Anl pal u?? ,-. vornmi?nt service
will sublol my be .. n u , I iilsln.d Ihre? : om and
kitehenette apartment, fa .; L'entrai Park, r.,r
?ii'.rt or long uer.od: St? nwaj Parlor Grand piano
and V'iotrola; ono r\??,iwiu,,b.u parlica. Call Smidai
Apartment -?-'.
C110OSE YOUR APARTMENT -La.ljt will furnish
name will, ta,te? and r.-nt tu ye.u :'.,r urm or two
year-,' k-ases, two rooma -i i Kit henelte ~?k,-ilalue
references requ red '1'iiono Bchuyler 4S0a or ?*rlie
N., r.U'J Weal End av...
EAST SIDE
???t> ST EAST- -Thre? rooms, kitchen and b?tb
completely furnished. In private i.i.iuc. adult cou
plo; convenient Ui subway ?.,,.1 elevated: $U5 per
'Phone 4434 l'la?a.
STl'DIO APARTMENT, furnished. 3-4 room? and
bath; ei-fiienl location; modera.e. 4S Ka.it
SOI h st.
SI'ITU, i: :i r(x,nis and hath: excellant ?ocatlct!;
moderate. 5s l-.'*3' S6th st.
FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE
59TH ST, 339 WEST Furnished room to rent to
colored person. Mrs Ira: n. Edwards.
1968 SEVENTH AVE (Darts) Single room ar.d
suite, modern apartment; geuUeuiaJQ; referencea,
'Ptioue -,;:. Uornlnga.de,
E.tST SID
30TIT, 128 EAST ?Large room: t**o ?nnall room;
geni Ion an , refere ni
47TH ST, 158 EAST Neatly rumlahed room,
large enough for two; runn.ng ?uni,
123 FAST 34TH ?With, wlUioul private bath; em
i.TA.. aj. elidid ui>!ji!ii>orl!eK.-,i. ti i,-?w.v,.,?. i.caj* Va?
?Jerblll li..* cl.
1?STH ST. 115 EAST- 1tU.??lTe Urge rooi?as
wiin tiatl-.s : i.-, ?? rea nal le
MADISON At ?:, 2103 Rooms to let fcolored),
:. ? v furnished; good neighborhood; napi-ciai'*'
Mr. lti.rt.
MADISdN AVL' , 20::.'. 7.,.-.., '.;?:, ,,:r,e r,,cM?
witli private fanilly; r.**-.,: at. e. Uouldna,
MADISON A\'L.. 1833 ?Elegant locatltm! opposite
park; a ia.-??> back pai!..r. ?..ei other rooma.
MADISON AVK 2078.?Beautiful rooms -.vith pri
....-> fami verj reasonab.e. Edw, BJlley
NEATLY PI KMSIIEIi BOOMS, viltij or without
board; teleption?; ail conveniencia. 13;? ?aat
titn y..
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST OR STe.I.KN ? Mat.kbonk No, 116.!S0 !
e.f the l -- - ? partmrnt *.f the Bowery!
r, u . ? '. '- " ... ' '-';) Bow?ry, New
York Citj )?'?., :.*. lit pped ?*?u cancelU
lieu ?Lxepned for.
orate Returns
Cuba Railroad Company.?Report for
year ended June 3U discloses total rev?
enues of $11,645.097. Net after taxes
amounted to $3,860 243. Other income
totalled $76,835. Surplus after chances
was $2 626 SitO equivalent to $12.82 a
?hnre on $15,800.000 common stock,
after preferred dividends Of $600.000,
compared wi h $793.817. or $1.24 a
share earned the previous year. Sur?
plus was $2,025,590.
Hupp Motor Car Corporation.?Net :
profits for the year ended Jun ? 30 to?
talled $836 691, compared with $271 479,
an increase of $565 212. Preferred divi?
dends amounted to $91,553. Surplus was
Corp
$745,138. or $1.43 a share earned on ,
$5,192,100 stock. against $179 826, equiv-?
aient to 34 cents in the year before.
Butterick Company.?Profits for tha
six months ended June 30 were $300,
991, an increase of $94,672 over the
corresponding period of last year.
Canadian Locomotive ?Coinp*By.-sRe
port for year ended June 30 last ahows
operating profits after war taxes of
$677.936. Preferred dividends wer?
$105,000, leaving a balance of $342,936,
which is the equivalent of $17.14 a
share earned on $2,000.000 common,
stock. Common dividends amounted to
$120.000. leaving a surplus of $222 936.
New York, Ontario ?ft Western Kail
road.??
July grof.*?.$1.314.41? Inc. $35S.344
Surplus af?r chanten ,T*'.''.8'> Inc. 128.965
Seven month?' rross 6.0?*"> 51*1 Inc. 1.022,80*
Deficit after charge*? 201.832 Dec. 700.56C?
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
^S*5!^!
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UNRESERVED AUCTION
By order of the
at 7:30 P. M., in the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montafa? St
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 11
The Following Brooklyn ?id Queens Parcels
I. Plot on Shore Road near 80th St.
Containing ?3t8.j80 ?i|. ft., together with the honete then*?eoa,
l..'lng the former Van Brunt Homestead, overlooking .'-..-?
York Bay. 3 blocks from Crescent Athletic Clob.
II. 72 LotS On Ut'ca Ave. Montgomery St.
Schenectady Ave., Malbone St. the entire block
In the so-called Eastern Parkway st-ctlon, five short block?
from the fttca Ave. Station of the Kast.-rn Parkway Une (now
nearlng ci.mpiotion) of the Interborough Rapid Transit System.
III. 30 Lots on Fort Hamilton Ave.
55th St. and 11th Ave.
Two blocks from the 5Gth St. Station on N<*w Utrecht Av?
of West End Line of Dual Subway System.
IV. 11 Lots on East 3d St. and Ave. J.
Three short blocks from the station nt Av*. J and Graresen.3
Ave. of Culver Elev?t*,], extensi?n (now nearlng completion)
of Dual Subway Syaten
V. 15 Lots on Ave. N, E. of 12th St.
And Coney Island Avenue.
About four and one-half block? from the K'm Avenue Station
of the Brlghto.t, Beach Line?the groat Klatbush Rapid Transit
routa.
VI. 1 Lot on East 88th St., Rugby ?ear Ave. b.
VII. 27 Jamaxa Lots on Queens Boulevard
And Maple Ave. near Hillside Ave.
In order t?. make? this auction a popular offering, all lot? (excepting th?
t?horo ltoad plot), may be paid f>r n
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS,
or on purchase of euer $?.000 two-thirds miy rermaln on mortgage. On th?
Khe.ro Ite.ei.l plot 75% may remain on mortgage.
ALL TITLES ARB INSURED to purchaser? without ?pens? to thsna
by the Title. Guarantee ,?i Trust ?'?>.
With the exception e.f the Shore R.ead plot,
ALL PARCELS WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS.
Illustrated boejk maps and adrlltlona! information from
THE TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.,
175 Rennen Si., Brooklyn. 176 Broadway, Manhattan. 350 Fulton it.. Jamaica
JERE JOHNSON JR. CO. R-?l Estato Auctioneer.
193 Montague St., Brooklyn. Telephone Main 1238
Real Estite for Sale
or To Let
BOROIGH OF QUEENS
Tcresi Rills gardens
"A Forwa-d Movement In
Suburban Peveloiimrnt."
T5 Minute? from Penn. Stntlon.
Hon-.es h ml Villa Plot? for Sale.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
47 XV. 84th St., or Forest Hills. L. L
Write for Keoklet A.
KirilMiiM? HIM, HOrSES
?: ? ? TU ?lre*eiO, UV EASY TERMS.
EDOEWOHTH SMITH. 1 West 7.4th st.. N. T C.
LONG ISLAM)
Weil l.n VOIJ TAT $70.100 TOR $100.000 VAUT1'
n i Beautiful Bsyfront Res'deoc-e, with larie
fr...!-. '?? \*-i:' .1 i- le if necessary Might rent.
AK 4M Pi lb lue Offl ?
PFIEEPORT, L. I.. HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS.
* S to !" rooms, $2 .VO it. $12 00".
JOHN J RANDALL CO . '7 West 34th St., N. T.
NORTH fellOKK? Long inland
I G Will V 12:o p',r1?- *?*? T Th?
\Vi:sl( ULSTER COl'NTT
COUNTRY HOMES AND CSTSTtS
Venle. KE PROPERTY
?J ?*st ??ml St.. N.Y. T.I.??;'
?-, H
NEW DITCH COLONIAL IIOIHE OF CIG?TI
re.e.m*. three t.ntKs; I? i...w rueOj for oecLnucj
a few minutes* walk frewi i-<-a:s.7e? s ?tiene, steam
i...-j; throe tlnr por.!*?'.; h!g*i ?'.vatum ; fino new.
plot 60x155: terms arrange?! LEO BUGQ. 40 Wes:
?,2?1 ?t. 'Pluma Mi'liion .Squwt. 6860
FOR SAt.K OR TO *RI**NT. FCRN'SHED. FOI? OVE
,r m,t.- years, house lu Prospect I'arlt. Wh t.
I' i.:< v Y ; 12 r...mis. 'I baths, all in.,-, evs
merits: garac? ; acre of gri.im.t Apply for tall par- ;
tu-ular? t?. OWNER, 27 Church st., Wtcte Piatns. :
N, Y 'Phone IO'9-M.
OLD FASHION******* HOU8S, THOpurcrTLY MOD
cruized, spar-,>?n rooms, larre grounds; Hii.!??n
River vie? ; renl $2 500 AUiNU THE HUDSON
{ i.MPA.SY. 4:i telar It
WANT A COUNTRY HOME OR FARM?
ILLIAM H. MILLS. 7 East 42d ?t. H. Y.
Kenneth lves & Co. B??* "
COUNTRY ESTATE*?. HALE OR RKVT.
KIEV*. ART C. BCHENCK 51 Mast 4M St.
n*?v'<. Wailar?? *"01",,r"'/ f"**?1****. I8 E. ?lit
UaVlfl *JTfcti:aCC Suburban H s "its. Tel.M.H 8770
CONNECTK IT.
CONNBCTICTT EXeLCSlVELT
JOHN CBAWTORD, t EAST 42D BTRF7ET.
NEW JERSEY
East Orange B^ "-', \j:? $5.800
Fiery Improvement* open fl replace, parquet
IWr?. steam beat, beautiful y Herorated
Just ?iv<>r ::.? I In? '.:-. il i. inflrld.
Eicep?oi.a! nppesrtunltj Kas- t.-ma. Consult
CONNOLLY A CONNOLLY.
Opp. D.. L A W . Amj>ere Station, East Orsr.gs.
CRANF0RO.--N>w t-on-ts. $7.HOC to $9.000 ; vt.-.ir -wr,
\erxat. Droesoher. 79 War reu .t . N. Y.. ejr Cranford
MIS( KI.I.ANKOl S
DT'TTII COLONIAL HOUSE. OARAGE ANT? OAR
deo; Zl mi?ut.-s from Grand Central: beautiful
l.va?po. Applj ?5 I'tt* av?. 'Plums Uurra? Hill
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Kein RENT
MAN'tPA?'TtftlSe,- OR ?STORAGE LOFT,
ABOI'T 4 Oe-.i - >l'AKE KELT
FREIGUT ELEVATOR
4? Fulton st.. Brooklyi Phons M s lu 94*1.
WOMAN'S .?PE? IALTILS. 5t? Are! -mee la
iQ'5, Oiixin'J:-..*v. Ail. "lii.ip^iislve." 81, Tribuns.
UNFURNISHED APARTMTS TO LET
?KM ?SIDE
I Facing Manhattan equate ram i
Overlooking Cenital Park i
11 West 81 St St.
Exclusive, .Modern House, 1 apart
??lent occupying an entire floor.
10 ROOMS
and 3 Baths.
Possession October 1. Applv on Premises
s P Cobum. Agt. Phone ?Si-hujier 0S38
a* WEST 73R1) STREET
Apartments of ten rooms arvi three hath
rofiii*. In a buiMIng 60x100 One apartment
to me floor Two of ths bed cham*iers
14x20 an?! 14x236; ?llnlitg room 14x21?;
drawingroom 14x27 3 Elevator service, also
separata elevator for servants and de?
liveries AnWinK $3.000
A i p v ? n premises or
FREDK ZITTEL & SONS,
iJroB.lway anJ 79tti 8treet. Schuyler ?70?
4^ WEST ::m ST.
Apa-t*ne-it of ten re '??.a a'.el three bathrooms tn
a blllld'ng 50x100; e.ne aparmeei? to the f!e,or;
tue. eif h" "-I ?"tambera 14x20 ail?! l'i'i.?S eiln'n*
room 14x21 et; drawing r.n.ne 14x777 'i. elevator ser
..- ? also separo'? elevator for ?".'.?ti's an?l de'lv
.'lf-s a.sli1! r ?3 000 Alt y un fKvi.ils?*. t>r FRED?
ERICK ZITTEL <fc tJONii. Urejadwaj ?Lud 71??i st.
& Lu- e-r 1)700.
\*4?NKKRS.
g*2***^^2*s*7zza.?a?7*-7Z^a^.*^^z^a2***gz*zaB
APARTMENTS
4 TO 7 ROOMS
in K'pvRtor Anartments in
SOUTH YONKERS
Extra large, light; hiph class servie?
in every respect; all improvements.
Apr>'v to
J. Romaine Brown & Co.,
498 So. Broadway, Yonkera, N. Y.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR I'O LET
BOKOLGH OF MANHATTAN
509 WEST EVT? AVE -4 STORIES. BAfFMTrvr
a;'1 ???liar. 3-s Or? -..--?-. Ml, i t.athrooBas. ?lee
:-ir ;iiii... haril vexid floors. ui fumlaljeeil. UOHTOuN*
\V SMITH, owner. 19 \V?t 44th sL
BOKOIUII OF TUE BRONX
KA?"T?eftT
4 ?'ory brick. 70x17..%. s-ir nk!?r irv?f??ni : ISO-h p.
enr'ti?-; two 7x17 eleva ors; mo story brick. 40v9P.
e'j.-ronndt-? by evii freist.t rar,** 6.. SW Wulls
see.
WASIIIXOTON. H. C
HTOH CLASS HOHE IN WASHINTlTO?*-. D. "**..
'.z ronraa. :* baths; dole1! . (?rut?; &?i ttart of
Noil -..??*.. ?.'iO.OOO F. Box 14, Tr bur,? Office.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
MUST BE SOLD
P!a?nf).!,i. N J S?enlem 12 room h nus?. 3 baths
larne ?sorber pliai; strain nested; tarsxe for 'fare*
ra-s; b.aej'1'ul :a?nis and itard-ns. J. E. .?tLALT
v F7R, 141 Wsst ;stli st. New Te.rk dty
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED '
TEACHER Ueairss mexpenaiv?. uunfejrtab;? loom.
V >a:er near !li;r.t?r <'"*'..i/e. refinement
tvqulrt 1 Box AK :.i0. Tr.'.une ie**V*.
IH SINF.SS Ort'ORTl \ 1TY FOR SALE
FOU KAI.E--A DRt G FTORt
Ar. -it. to est;- (nu u Ixture,-. m*?%
fountain.; aut.-i sux-a rsssoat i<* asi.ttu*
eroi^r.,t>r 11 I a Nsvr: teiaos reasonable?.
Address box a .-ou. [Y, buns O ?Bo?.
FOR SALE
KOK RAI.E -Anticipating gonrn-aie?* terries. w\V
'?7' ? ? ? lOBS Of srr*,; rolums ?J#u
S un ?ja?. 100 wMt 53^ -?_ ,4?*. jan ^^

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