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Classified Advertisin
IfiST VTil'ND AM) REWARDS
HELP WANTED MME
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELP WANTED FEMALE
LOST.?Lady's Nb--k velvet hand ha? ?Sun?
day afternoon between ?Oi West i?s.i ?"'
?Mth m sn?l n oadwaj Finder notlf> abo\??
address. (Vud bon 334
l??->r BANKUOtfB.8
LOOT._Bankbook No 608.071 of ihe Unto
Plrne Savings Rank I? mls.'i?? _a?" Pf_'
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hs\i.?g ??!?< v?'??,.k "' ' ' ' '
l,n |..?i?0.
Fi RJ?ISHED ROOMS TO LI 0T
WEST END AVI ill (100th ?> ' Lmge
,?.? r l?b klt?-here ??? a's" large fron
rcom horn.nforts Fhone B_l ?"-<?> ?' ?
Tn , w j i rq tve i i ? ?nl ? now f >i ""*
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
RETT. . v m? = ~n ?T, ?p.I Fifth, Ar?. !
,|?,0i Fniir ,o.-,,?- ,..o? ' .,.".???. 1-10
P?r monih ... '" O? tob-r '-' ??* ' """
HIll p \\ ?VNTED MALE
l?ei ni < non
, P t- -,,.i- \ pQi \ r p" rr'i
?* . round h"l?? Thoussnd? ?'" '" *'""'
.. , . . .. a i h?>. .1. no? kilo ? iheli ? ? on
?.?',,i., ,..,, ,..,?.....(.1 enalyst.? will ?'?"
,., . ? ?? ? oui n'ia ""' "' ' ' " "'"' ".*
,!,,? m ?... '. ton ? Ml " 'i'? ??**? E'',"'""
.,, , ?? i ?:. here f~ full details Book
al . i ,r?i r.n request Merton Insil
!,,,? i..,, a,, i f?h ave ial IMh si i. ?'? v
Tr| Chf'.fP 4054
>!-T<-? INSTRUCTION, repairing, driving
? i,.,p wnru. evening classes; complet?
,-o..i<.. license guaranteed; reduction to
service ? en American Ant.-. School. ?2?
?Lexington ave, (69th)
A i T. , tNSTRL'i 'TION, ?'6.
pine'? ippsone 11 ; ? ?? ' ? . Studebaker A
Mlt?-h"ll '* * M Co., 1S03 1-exlngton eve
IP ARN TO BK A cHA'TFElTt ?Tleasant
tnrl rrofiiab!? work; day and evening
r\r*t,K Send for free booklet ?.-id vlnltor'e
pnte. VV ?.??'. Side Y. M. C. A.. aOR West
?.7th at. _
MBN?Oood paying proposition to operate
moving picture machine In t?r>atir. ?x
peH?nr* unnecessary fall day or evening.
Arne, lean Theatre R'liMing, entrance ??44
Klh RV (42d St.). Thunt Bryant 1619.
HELP WANTED MALE
ASSEMBLERS wanted on light machinery
Apply between 9 and 11 a. in. Hoovers
Bros . 100 Schermerhorn st.. Brooklyn, third
rloor.
BOT
wnntfd In the office, of large wholesale
gro.e-ry house who wants to l?earn our busi?
ness splendid opportunity f ?r en?rgetlc.
ambitious boy to Attain thorough busln?-es
edu atlon, with excellent opportunities for
the future See Mr. Delanoy, Lewis De
Grofl & Son, Beach and Washington sis.,
N Y
BOV. 16. public school graduate. In mailing
room of publishing houso; good opportu?
nity for ambitious young f.>ilow. A^ply
Amerl. ?in Monthly, 202 Last 42d st.
BOT ' WANTED In larg? advertising
agency; chance for advancement. A;>
ply J. Walter Thompson Co., 244 Madison
??., New York City.
BOT wanted to run ?rramls and make
himself generally useful; Hilary 110.
Harvey, Pilgrim A Co.. Ltd., 23-25 East
21 th st., city.
U??Y. bright, to make himself useful In
engraving plant, Christian preferred.
? t: ?i ,U Engraving Company. 15 ilur
BOY in Insurance <?:!!? ? ; good future. Wm.
H. Kenzel Co . 19 Libertj Bt
BOYS wanted (2) for dental laboratory.
' Shi rman, l!2 East 14ih ?".
IRONWORKERS, Finishers and Helpers.
67? ?las'. 133d 81. M? iroso -4.19.
IEWELERS, on rings, pins and b?lge?,
44-huur week; American firm; good pay,
steady work. Call or write W, Fehlnaber,
?17 At,n st.
JEW ELERS.?-BOYS with some ex; .-rtenc?,
?: hour week; American firm Cail or
write. W Fehiha-ber, 47 Ann st.
MEN!
THIS IS FOR YOU
'F yccr are looking fop. a
BIGGER FIELD AND i.AHiiliK
EARNINGS
here !?? an opportunity for real men
wit! alms and ambitions for the
.-. ?n-.en who believe In them
?..;,...??who work tu attain th-lr
leiire?. We're a financial organl
zatli n of Ionic standing, with a
reputation second to nohe, foi hon?
esty and earnest endeavor We are
??? ;l.e eve of a gnat expansion,
H..? to men who measure up iu our
i.lb-li stundairda unlimited future is
assured.
CALL AT RuOM I0!T
225 FIFTH A\ E . N. y'
AFTER 19 A. M.
OFFICE HOY In architects office; good
ivagea an.! opportunity for advancement.
? brl :??? A Livingston, 7.27 6th ave.
SALESMEN
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Company.
The growth of the company
demands a corresponding ex?
tension of our sales force. The
services of several well edu
cated, dependable, successful
salesmen, who have had at least
five years' experience selling
goods at wholesale (cannot con?
sider men whose experience
has been in the cloak and suit,
dress goods and allied lines)
are needed for territory cov
ered by our New York City anc
New York State branches.
Only salesmen of recognizec
ability whose selling records
will stand the closest investiga
tion and who are desirous oJ
growing with our organizatioi
will be considered. Opportu
nity is limited only to the indi
viduals industry, ambitions
and producing ability. Pre
vious nibber experience not es
sential. Training in the com
pany s merchandising methods
provided.
Telephone Mr. Bedford Co?
lumbus 9210, Tuesday, 6:30 P
M. to 9:30 P.M. only.
SALESMEN1
'. .'.'".:;' ' "? ' ? ' ORPOriATION
Ri ' ? ? -, - :m o
t? V Kl ? 4 I li 11 -1
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Ml .,,,.,,,
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.-, ,, ;., : . " '?'; ? ?:? -
iNn INIil HTRY FOI
; ' ' ? ; "? -"ALI ON I r || SET 14
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? ,5!?.".,' ' * ; w''' ' l'i"r HALK8MAN
' '" ' '? " " ?? ???nted ... ,???,., h|m?|
*''?'?? "? ' r> s .,--,..
? ?' ' ? ' ' ' ???'??-?'?. * i - , i,.-1 , *,.r, i an<
M ? ?? ''-?-.- .... ,, ??.,,., i,,
Heiner mer horn si j. * . n
Stock Salesman Wanted
'"????'? '?int min i.?-. w. en 2i ?n^
" ?bU ' ?- ? i ?.??.. i..?.. ?... i, ?-.,., , h.
? > ? ' * ?* ?? - eu . ,, . . , ., .,,..? , .,,, CM r
*?m m ,*ry r, - ;., r / In ? '..,- t
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Wlon : . rtslilner A Co
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?r ? ' > ,i, ?.m, ?<li .'.!',
?*' Ote 'J*. |9t fteivtnU? ? <%,
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY.
YOUNG MKN,
I?S t?. 21.
f,(.S ir. Surf;
Rapid, ^ liTJulfH advance?
ment to f1,'"<i to $1,700
prt \ r.t i .
\\ I - I ERN ' fNION,
24 Walket St..
Room 1 70 '?
np.ao ? A.-- ai am? BBOAPWAI
PR t 0 \ M A.ND 4 F M
l<- SA t.KPMA ''
ion--?. rr,..-tilror?| onlr. ?B I ?
commission Pull? ?0, 2*
?i . R.klvn
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT bookkeeper,
knowledge of typewriting,
neat, accurate, willing worker.
Harriet Hubbard Ayer, 323 10.
34th St.
pnoK K V. EF ER ?DOUBLE ENTRY: COM?
PETENT APPI.V BETWEEN ? AND
11 A M ROOVERS HUns. 31' FLOOR,
USE STAIRS TO LEFT OF ENTRANCE,
100 8CHERMERHORN ST. BROOKLYN.
CLERKS.
In an organlratlon aa young and large
aa thla, the opportunities to advance are
exceptional. You can begin aa
INDEXERS
FILERS
PRICERS
GENERAL CLERKS
at good pay and advance a* you qualify.
Applicants muit be over 1? year? of age.
CALI. OR WRITB
THE CHARLES WILLIAM
STORES,
25 Washington Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
CLERK, Christian, for filing and office
routine work; goo'l opportunity for a?l
vam-ement. Call office Commonwealth
Color and ? 'homlcal Co., Nevlna and But'.er
?ts , Brooklyn.
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS, unem?
ployed, vvanud F. Muriel Ranson, 30
Church st., Room 2^3-E, second floor.
Phone 6170 Cortlandt.
COOK. CHAMBERMAID, LAUNDRESS;
Scotch or English; good home, good
wage.s; refenmces required. Address Box
A, 740 Tribun? Office.
DOMESTIC SERVICE, waiting, etc., ?for pri?
vate famllj . .-?'- an,l t-.i-cp out ; ?10c an
hour, or $17 flo for 44-hour week. Telephone
to: appointment, Rhlnelander t?7;4. fiimih.
GENERAL IlOl'SEWORKER?No laun?
dry; two In family; references required.
Phone mornings before 11 o'clock, Plaza
7144.
GIRLS AS TYPISTS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as typists. Permanent posi?
tions. Large financial institu?
tion. Hours 9 to 4:30. Satur?
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera?
tion of dictaphone without ex?
pense. Salary S12. Call after
9 A. M., room 5030 Metropoli?
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave?
nue & 23rd Street, New York.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
| Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
: holiday. Luncheon served free.
? Opportunity to study typewrit?
ing, stenography and dicta
: phone without expense. Salary
1 to start $12. Call after 9 A.
M?, room 5030 Metropolitan
* Life Building, 4th Avenue &
- 23rd Street, New York City.
f_
i
GIRLS?GIRLS
WITH OBNERAL OFFICE EX
? PEM1BNCE PREFERRED, FOR
PERMANENT POSITION IN OUR
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT;
O' OD SA LA RY AM) I'.A IMP
ADVANCEMENT T? > THOSE
WHO QUALIFY. APPLY SU
i ' t : i : i \t i?; NI ? i ; NT'S ? > v iac B.
1 A. A. VANTINE & CO., INC.
FIFTH AVE. AND ?9TH ST.
GIRL want ?d to handle classified advertising
In 'thai.Ing paper Write full particu?
lars, A H Gilbert, 4,6 Tenth ave, City
OIRl, ????" wanted In large advertising
^ agency on? ?> . i? '..- , :.?r with oper
"' ?- ?.'graph A pply .1 Walter
'?'"?:? n Co "14 Madison >. v . New York
HOUPEWORKER ' '-?m: ? ? -." gl-1 for g?n
t ??! ? I Ii??.:.?,? woi Ii ? u ? moni . prniCl
?'????? '? Call, '? lo 2. 1 l'i W 71?t et, apt
1 ?A Phi ; ? Col imb is PC-61
. HOl'SBKBEPER (wlilteV piam cooking;
' ' In fan II; . go A. ?ti? country later
. 174-1 ?A>?i loih ?t Kcnsonhursl 6010
N'URSEMAID for two children, aged 2 and
3; good ?.alary f?i- rHpable and agreeable
f person W*.h ? ? -,
J OPERATORS
0 "' ? "' * nibhs 'i'!.? hin?'?, plntn .r??-ir(r
JH and >..-:.. ?u, ? ,,?.... ,,,. earn ov?v
U . and b? - i? . also profit sharh g stead)
? orh no d ill ?-?-? .- : rnlih ; M W lit h
1 BKAMflTRBKS (motherly, while) over 7 S
un.lei ->?:.?- ? ., rig atol night good .
do everything foi lad) i < n I??- In atudi?
aparimeni Chum? K.-huyler c.? oi . ?;
?ii .,.-.1,1, ,. ..,,-,?
?-??'.?,r ? i Mi-?: p,|i, rl.-ii.-ed Ink lot dl
? ?,???? ....... -,,,.? ,,..,'i rii ,.? sp
i- ?ring i ?? , ?.,? .,? paillon j? i >,[?
4. id. <?,,,,,??/. Ml 'y ?hi fcfclh St.
LONG-DI STANCE
TTJ.l'.l'll? )NE OPERAT< >KS
WANTED.
Ambitious voting women,
1/ t" 25 ycai 5, '
?;tt! obtain
j ? r t n l a t ! r 111 r 111 ? ? I ? ? \ 111 ?" 111
with excellent prospects foi
,t 11 -, .mi r 111 c 111.
,\'ii experience nece^'*?Hiy \
pay ^ \ ? i i 1 <~ leai nine ;
ANNUAL VACATIONS WITH ' ' LI. PAT,
??U? h BENEFITS. IGT?'.. AUE PROVIDED.
I Int lijtn lies
are ?sei ved at ? or,t.
This ia a woudn f',:l
opportunity for young women
* ?
entering business I iff- today.
SEE OUR MANAGER
ANL TIME BETWEEN 9 A.M. AND 6 P.M.
at Room 530,
24 Lispenard St.
(IT'S JUST BELOW CANAL ST.),
Till-: A M F.RICA X
TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
MODELS.
STYLISH YOUNG LADIES Fut'.
SHOWROOM, SIZE 16; EXPE?
RIENCED FOR CLOAK AND
SUIT HOUSE.
GETSKAY & DANN,
1 EAST ?8TH ?T.
MODELS, SIZE 16.
Several stylish young ladies
for show room; steady positions; Rood pay.
ROSENSCHEIN BROS.,
11 EAST 26111 ST.
PERMANENT
POSITIONS
EOR
YOUNG WOMEN
$900 to $1,400 a Year
Working conditions and
opportunities for pro?
motion are excellent.
Call at 1158 Broadway,
N. Y. C, and see Miss
F. G. Carncross, who
will give you full par?
ticulars or
Fill in and mail the
blank below:
Please communicate
with me about the posi?
tion which you
advertised.
Name .
Address
Telephone No
Age
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A.?A.?COOK.?Young Nerweglan excel?
lent cook, good cltl .-'-("mii ea; with
two other servants; $60; II. Miss Hof
mayer's Agency-, 10 E. 4 Id st., 3d (loor.
Telephone SO'7 Murray iilli
CHAMBERMAID.?Young Ercnoh girl;
city or country, good rive months refer?
ence; R. jliss Hofmayers Agency, 10 E.
4:td st., 3d tloor. Telephone SJ47 Murray
Hill.
COOK; English Protestant over middle
age. strong, clean, excellent cook; city
or country; splenilid references; $4?i Miis
Shea's Agency, ti East 41st st.; Murru)
Mil! 6774.
COOK.?-Young, rinn excellent cook;
economical; good manager: S7i, Jso,
goud long reference, II Miss Hofmayei s
Agency. 10 E. 4:;d a'.., 3d floor. Telephone
!>ii47 Murray Hill.
COOK; splendid young Irish girl; four
years last position; (65 : city s ut
distance In country. Miss Shea's Agency,
? liast 41st st.; Murray II111 6774
COOK, very n<-at, thoroughly experienced,
economical, good manager; ?-\. lient ref
? rences; city for suiiimei J60 Mason's
Agency, 131 West 4M st. Bryant 56
COOK (Swedish), first class, thoroughly
expei !? in e<! . acconi modales b da or
week, hifflilj . imend iU ." ?? Mason's
Agency, 131 West 4M st. Bryant 6?;3;i.
<'<>"K and WAITRESS and IIOl'SKWORK
ERS (Klnnlsh-Engllsh), girls; good refer?
ences L?-lit-,'a Agency, 77 l-?i.-u 125th at.
Harlem 651?
DAY'S WORKER, cooking or cleaning, by
vei y n? ..?. ipetenl. trust woi thj . me
man; highly recommondeil S '' Mason's
Agen y, 1.11 W ??-t I'M a I! vaut 66 ; :
W A IT II E l'Ai- ? . i : ' I N il ? I'D .,;,,?
THINGS YOU WANT
WHEN YOU
ENTER BUSINESS
Pcrmanenl employment.
( ?ood pay from the start
with regular and frequent
increases.
Annual vacations with
full pay.
i .ibera! sic!< beuefils,
mec? ?cal ad1 i(''- and p??n
sions wil li'.id cos? lo you.
Work aurj recreation
rooms thai are large, well
veni dated and comfortably
furnished.
1 ,nMili rooms v.Ihto but.
meals aro provided ;ii lesr
I h:m cost.
TH??SE THINGS YOU
1TAVE WHEN YOU 10N
TER TELEPHONE OP?
ERATING.
Posil ions in this occupa?
tion are now open to young
women and girls over 1.6,
with or without previous
telephone experience.
Positions are also open
for all night, work at extra
pay for those who prefer
this work.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE: 27th Street and
Broadway, Manhattan.
B R A N C TT EMPLOY?
MENT OFFICES?58 W.
Houston St., Manhattan;
453 E. Tremont Ave.,
Bronx (Tuesdays and Fri?
days, 12 M. to 0 P. M.),
and in Brooklyn. 81 Wil
loughby St. and 1336
Broadway.
If unable to come to an
employment office, tele?
phone Miss Bremer, "Mad?
ison Square 12000" (free
call), for further informa?
tion.
NEW YORK TELE?
PHONE COMPANY
TYPIST! TYPIST! TYPIST!
EXPERIENCED ON INDERWOOD MA
FERMA N ENT POSITION ;
Good salary.
HOOVEX SERVICE, INC.,
387 FOURTH AVE.
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY.
Young Women,
16 to 25;
$65 to start;
rapid, scheduled advance?
ment to $1,200 to $1,700
per year.
Come in and talk
it mer.
WESTERN UNION,
24 Walker St.,
Room 1702,
NEAP . ANA I. A.M. BROADWAY.
BET. ? A M AND 4 P. M
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
,1 ? ?? -?'- ; ; . ? ? mhr-ri l?l < parlor
ma!.'.; Scotch couple; excellent long olty
ri : lu h ? ? cell, ni m rvants; $150.
H Miss liofn.ayer'fl Agency, 10 East 43d
a!. ; 3(1 lio :
Bl'TI.KR-VAl ET, first class, very neat,
thoroughly experienced; exceptionally
well i.'.'??' ? - ' ?'- ilrable ?'?0
Mason's Agency, 131 West 42d at. Bryant
6633.
Bl'TI.ER Scot i-i madlan; fine refer
ii, pa, gno?l h ppea r.-? n ??-. most capable;
$- :. i: anv-whei Ml - S! ? a'a Agency,
?j East I Jut ?l Mu? ray HUI C771.
B1*TI,EI! or cook, by ????'. ? it, ' ipab e,
competent', conscientious youirg Filipino
<?? clli'ui 1...-..M j". Mason's. Agency
131 \\ ?-??' I2.I -I Urj .?til . ?
Bl'TI.ER Kngllsh, experienced; refer,
i-nccs 1"' ! . M as llofmayer'a Agency,
10 Eusi ; .1 a- , 3d ?lour, telephone ?947
Murra> 11.11
?'A ! ' \ I'. '. i-l man seeks, position n? secretary
anil i-.-.i uier; ; i, year.s experience In
h in al ?? ! in Is uruierstanilf
bu I artli ! and finance from A lo '/?
? r . ' the A iiierl? .<:; I nslll ute ol
Final . Address Johntry, 2?u4 HathgAt?.
a v . N ? w V or It City.
COLORED couple, useful, butler, cook,
I iHi-woi 1er; young, Intelligent, effi?
cient; line ferences; $120; country. Mise
Shea's \ .-? ?:.. ., U 1-Iasi 4 ; st st. Murray
Ulli 6774
COl'PI.E Scandinavians; man outdoor nn?l
generally useful lnsi?le; wife cook, house
woi ken ? ? pi mil puh. tito, countn
only. Ml i'b Agency, 6 East 4lu st
Murray Hill 6774.
COI !'?.!1. col red, cook, butler, useful
you ? roi p? tent , references, Mr?
Coi : ? : a Agency, 6G7 Sixth ave.
EX-SOLDIER, married, wishes position
anything; handy with tool?. Sleber, ?6?
For?ai a?
UOl'SEWORIvER, cook uni wait, ven
neat, i pa bl? highly r.-.-oiiimended
young Filipino $- '. Mrs Mason'a Agency
111 We ' r:.: I Bryant 6G33.
MAN ?! -hlK-H position, huslness, wholesal?
Il ??se Box 1 J, 378 WvckofT a- e
II.klyn
YOUNC num. 21, wishes con
neetion with reliable firir
with chance for advancement
B., Box '181, Ti ?bunc.
VOI Ml MAN 10 years experience, In chars?
"f r?? loi ' '".r lingesi gold an I plail
num Ir.welry m nuil ?, ,,, i?K . on, e,,, -.. ||
? '.??"?.? f-r (ionium ?!?-.- re?lllng i p|iorl in
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riiorosAL.s
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In? \g? n' I hi I i. ?,.,ni . ' . 24 Him,
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?i m ,lnn .', r, ? ? . i .. i, n,,, . ni? ivll
he ?I In I I' f"l Ji lilli.lng III ?-.,.. .
'"'.?" . I" .Ill ,..: I -. ..|.,?,,',','.
'.'I ?I. ii"l ' Uli ? " E Hull?
? il'?id. A ?vlu'uii? I'm? lnc'njc Agent.
The Tribune Almanac
Weather Report
Sun rije?.. 7 :13 ?. m.'Sun sets. .. 5:06 p.m.
Moon rDes. > : IT? a. m : Moon gels.11:07 p. m,
Loral Forecast.?Fair and continued cold
to-day : to-morrow Increasing cloudinMS and
warmer; moderate north-ant to southeast
winds.
Lor?! Official Record. -The following of?
ficial record shown irmppminr? during ?he |
int twenty-four hours, lu comparison with |
the corr?ponding dale "f last year:
|i"n 191!? I !'?'" 19ir?
*) a to.. n 27 3 p. m... 13 17
fi n m n ? K ! R r m I fi i 3
1 i p ,n 17 31 1 3 p. m... 1" ?1
! (j ?oon n 3S f in p. m.. 3 u
Hltrh?~t, "1 decrees, flt " "n i1 m ? low??*t?
i Hoer *" ?i in p m . average, 15 degrtw;
?v^age -.m? da? last yean 36 d-gre? :
Bverag? ???"-* ^?," rr"- thirty Ihre? year?. 3?
RnmldltT
R . m_82 ! 1 p m ?4 | * p to-7-1
Rmnmrlri Rrnrllrn?
S ? m "i" ft I p. m..30.31 S p m ..T.I
iditinni
?;, F.v.-rt>l ?I
mie; from ?I.
?th
General Weather
WASHINGTON ..Ian
: Hoi ids high pre ?hi-?- r
plains gild we?l Gulf ?U?te.?? <-'<-?< ward. -
' U,e rrrii over Ontario There has. however.
; i,,.,-,, a decided fall from the Mississippi
Valley westward, with s well defined depres
Mon over Montana. It Is much coble,- m the
Atlantic states and continue?, rold in he
inle region, ?be central valleys and the
Gulf r?ales In U-e West ?t in warmer, very .
much so in Nebraska, South Dakota, Men.
tana, Wyoming arfd Eastern Colorado, whore
the temporal tires nre from 20 decrees to li-l
degrees higher than on Saturday. Their
were (relierai rnins and snows in the At
Isntic and east Gulf states, the snow ev.
tending into North Cn?-olina. There were
light Hitovn and rains in the extreme North
west an?l in the north Pacific states. Else?
where the weather was fair.
With the eastward movement of the
Northwest disturbance snow may be ex
ported Monday and Tuesday in the upper I
lake region, and Monday night or Tuesday ?
In the Ohio Valley anil lower lake region,
probably extending as far as western New
Englnnd by Tuesday night. To the south?
ward the weather will be generally fair
Monday nnd Tuesday, except in the south
Atlantic states, where rains are probable
Monday. It will be colder Monday in
Florida and warmer in the upper lake re?
gion and the lower Ohio Valley, and gen?
erally warmer Tuesday east of the Missis?
sippi River, except in south Florida. Storm
warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
coast, from the Virginia Capes to Jackson?
ville.
Forecasts for Special Districts. Eastern
New York, fuir, not ?juite s.? cold to-day;
to-morrow cloudy, probably snow by after?
noon or night.
Western New York, fair and not quite bo
cold to-day ; to-morrow snow and warmer.
Southern New England, fair und continued
I cold to-day ; to-morrow increasing cloudiness
un?! slightly warmer.
1 New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and
I Delaware, fair nnd continued cold to-day;
, to-morrow increasing cloudiness und warmer.
! Western Pennsylvania, partly cloudy and
? blightly warmer to-day; to-morrow snow and
! u armer.
Coing On Today
DAY
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Admission
-0 cents.
American Museum of Natural History.
Admission free.
American Museum of Safety. Admission
L'? e r tltS.
l'an <\jitlan?lt Park Museum. Admission
2j rents.
The Aquarium. Admission free.
Zoological IVric. Admission tree.
Conference on "Dyes ami the American
Homes." Academy of MualcxBrooklyn,
2:30 y. m.
Lecture bv Charles Bowman H?tchen?, on
"Birds." Academy of Music, Brooklyn,
4 p. m.
Me.-ting und luncheon of the Minerva t.'iub,
Waldorf-Astoria, it h. m.
: Meeting of the Knickerbocker Chapter, D.
A. R., Waldorf-Astoria, - p, m.
Bntei-ialnment?L>ay Nursery of N?w fork,
Hotel Amur, 2 p. m.
i Meeting of the Clio Club, Hotel Astor, :
BUSINESS CARDS
Accountant
ACCOUNT ANT? Income tax reporta pre?
pared. Bool'.? <?prn, u1. closed an?i
audited; systems Installed, K?igln, 132?
Broadway. Telephone Creeley 4118.
Carpets
AVMINSTER. SLOANS. WILTONS.
WHITTAI.l.H?Carpets, nil colon-?, all
price?, ull .'?Izi-s, $1 yard op. for parlor,
bedroom, halls, sialrs. showrooms, offices
(slightly used o: one third cost of cheap
grades); Rugs, sizes 6x9 to D-cCO tulsu
.-?.?.?.u lier and larger), f^oiu $5 to $5? up,
seamed or seamless, with or without bor?
der; Orientals, ICIUm's. hand tufte,i Rugs,
t:;aklnn over, cleaning, laying, dyeing,
reasonable, beautiful. STi l.l.l MIS. INC.,
L^y li.-j Madison avo. (BUlh). Plaza ?335.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, i75 Broad way, upstair?,
Furnitur?
HIGHEST PRICKS paid for furniture, an?
tiques, pianos, bric-a-brac, books, art.
tt.. GABAT. ?s University Place. 'Pbon*
Stuyvesant 2J77.
Men's Clothing
COME UP!
WHERE PRICES ARE DOWN
Buy a Stich Suit or Overcoat direct from
maker to wearer and save retailer's piortt.
Wonderful values, S-i> to ?38.50. Such Co..
?21 Broadway, eighth iluui. Ble^cker street
subway or "?." station.
MEN'S CLOTHING
MEN'S HIGH GRADE SUITS AND
OVERCOATS- maile by ;..nli class tailor?.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT J.J0 and J3?.
Save "Try-on Troubles."
A. & B. CLO MIL'S SHOP,
62 West ;<?3d St., opposite McAlpln.
BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
S-U-l-T-S
O-V-E-R-C-O-A-T-S
For men and young men Closing out
entire stock Wonderful values.
ONLY ?2-1 BO AND ?32.BO
KOHAN KLOTHES SHOPPK
1416 Broadway, cor. 30th St., N. Y.
A.? \> ? buy gentlemen s uiscarcted cloth?
ing, business suits, overcoats, fur lined
coats, full dress, Tuxedos, pants, shoes of
every description; positively pay more than
others. Call, write oi phone. MEYEH
HOROWITZ. 44S 7th ave Greeley 1425.
Patents
PATENTS.
Over 70 years' practice; all mmmunlr*.
tlon? strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities for
ofllce consultations. Munn & Co., patent at?
torneys. 611 Woolwortb Building, New York.
Rugs "
ORIENTALRUCS ?* ^n<1f],tu,a?n1:
iny bought for highest rash, appraising a
specialty: cull er write. Basnajian, 30
U.-oi 4Cih st. 'Phone 6101 Bryant.
Trunk?
HI?; BARGAIN - New
trunk .'?"'?' Sixth n\
i?l used ward roh?
bet :ifUh-3Ist St.*.
PERSONAL
HILLIE CALKINS Mother '.van's to hear
from you; Is lonolj Everything Is all
right Please i-omo homo or wrilo Corl
Innd 3, Davenport
FURNITURE FOR SALE
?GGGOGOGOGOOGGCGOi i ?GOOGGCCGGGG
g FACTORY SAMPLES AT S
8 LESS THAN WHOLESALE 8
o n
U''ui- buyers Iihv? recently returned ?~)
U from ORAND RAPIDS und R?IJa?ent O
? urnltiire mark?! having purchased -~>
U ????un of Mi" sampled PTlilbit'-d Hier.- Q
? i mm morehBiidln? repr?a?*nla the ??
gl-'INI?ST PERIOD DESIGNS for ,
(_-, ! ; '. 1-. 11 Y ROOM no.I a? being offered ?I
?J M ?I- elded Pi I '? l? ?lu? I.m Al..?,, ? O
C . Une of Fl'ir-.t i t I' HI, Hi OH and O
'-' BEDDING ITA I II I I; D I,I..-I.I THAN C1
U I.I SEW II l-'.H K n
. !:?, mi. big "(V ?:urn?tu?<f,,,works, a
I?* "?I. .,'...' .'. ,,,.n Q
? ?!?? I, I. ? oil, . III! I. 1?X, 5
o 'M.u>* m i- m ?
lGGGGGGGGGGGGGGyGGCGGGGGGGGGGOO
All day -enow of the Peking*?? Club of
America, Hotel Plaza.
Lecture by Professor Charle? Zueblln. on
"Secession?Abraham Lincoln." Car?
negie Hall. 1) a in.
Meeting of the Horse Aid 8oclety. Hotel
Pennsvlvunla, 2"0 p. m.
Meeting of the Board of Education, halt
of the board. Fifty-ninth Street and
Park Avenue, 4 p. m.
\fe.ulng of th? Women'? Rnr.lAtv for Ethi?
cal I'ylmre, 2 West Stxtv-fourth Street,
.1 p. ?Ai.
Mating of the Ai-M^mv of Fplltl?*al
Science, 1"0 Ka?t Twenty n?.-ond S're?t.
4 P m.
NIGHT
Moeiiny of th? Rocky Mountain Club,
Hotel Blltmore, * i? m.
Meeting of tho prthi.-?l Culture Prh?">l, 2
West Sixty fourth Street, ? '* r ni.
Lecture by Albert 1 llmann. on "History
an?i Romane* of Fifth Avenue." New
Vork Historical Society, Seventy-altth
sin.'-t a,.,I ?'.ni i ?.i Parle West
addresses t>v .lohn ?' Murphv a"d '"U'in"1
?- ptein, on "Th? Housing Crisis ?"" New
Vorl. I ?t S" I 'lob. S 1 S p 111.
i.?--tore b?. B. n Baumgardt, on "Th?
Rhlns and tb<- Army of ?~>."-?.r9'iop
American Institute of th? Cltj of n?j'
Toi-k. ? IS p ?v..
Dinner of the l-'l?M Artillery Tt?a?rv.
forpc Hotel -Astor, 7 p. ni
Donee of the .1 .1 Donnelln 1'ns?. ykmerl
mil l.'g'-'o.
Meeting or I I
I iil.lic Sehe
Eight? fifth
Dinner of th?
v., 1.1. Fort\
it?
^i
Tari
Community Council,
H. Madison Aven'.e and
? oi. S:)f. p m.
ipi-ine riuh, e.'af? Tlolllo
t Street and Broadway,
M<
Ming of the KlevHtot MlartTs' and Op
.?ratone Cul?n ?'entrai Opera Ho???.
Seventy-seventh Street and Third Ave
Dinner of the Long Island Bsptle? Social
i nlon. Hotel Bossert, 7 p. in.
Meeting of the First Church of Plidne
Scl?nce. Waldorf Astoria, 8 p. m.
Lecture by Lorado Taft, on "Ramble? In
Burgundy." Academy of Music. Brook
ly, 8:15 p. m.
BOARD OF FIM CATION 1,F.CTI7BES
MANHATTAN
"Industrial Problems In the Cnited State?."
by Professor Nelson P. Mead. Washing?
ton Irving HlKh School, Irving Place and
Sixteenth Street.
"Homes, llnblts and History of the French
People," by Professor Henry E. Northrop.
Public School 46, 158th Street and St.
Nicholas Av.-nue; Illustrated.
"Hunting Pulp In Labrador." by Lieuten?
ant .1. H. 11. IMutrhcad. Public School
63, 228 East Fifty-seventh Street; lllus
iinti-ii
"Centralization of State Power and Founda?
tion of an Empire?Russia," by Nicholas
M. Lublrnov. Public School 62, Hester
and Ess.-x streets
"Alaska To-day," bv Frederick L. Peder
son. Public School 157. St. Nicholas
Avenue and 127th Street; Illustrated.
"Colorado and the Old Southwest." by Rob?
ert O. Weyh. ' Public School 165, 225
West lOSth Street; Illustrated.
"With Allenby in Palestine." by Graham
C. Hunter. Pilgrim Hall. Fifty-sixth
Street an?! Broadway; Illustrated.
"A Cry In th? Wilderness," by Arthur J.
Wcstermayer. St. Columba Hall, 24.!
Went Twentv-flfth Street.
"Current History," by George A. ILiBtings;
aiao special French war motion pictures.
Public ?chool 631, 18Sth Street, Flndlay
and Teller avenues, Bronx.
Shipping News
x?lOn WATER
AM PM
Sandy Hook .105S U:34
Governor'? Island .10:53 11:34
Hell Uale .12:47 1:06
ARRIVED YKSTF.RDA'?
Vea:i*l Port Departu
I Cate lonler.Antwerp .Jan
j West ? 'arnlfax.?.a I'alllee ..Ian
West Wauneke. . . . Flushing. Jan
-, Runa.Fayii I .Jan
i Hulaco.Port Lu boa ... .Jan
? He Ion.San Juan .Jan
i H o ven.Tampico .Jan
i El ll?renlo.Curacao .Jan
Spartan Prince.I'lil ladelphla . ...Ian
I Mani-hioneal.Pli'la. I cipria . . . Jan
El Mar.Niw Orleans ...Jan
; lira lln.jn.).Louisberg I NS. ) Jan
| Cult y li link.New ? irleana . . .Jan
i Cherokee.Brunswick .Jan
Fluor Spar.Calcutta .Duo
Otterstad.Genoa .lire
Clock ?on.Philadelphia . . .Jan
INCOMING STKAMSHir?
t To-dujr
I Port Departure
re.Havre .Jan 7
n . . ? Ant werp .Jan 2
RESORTS
LONG ISLAND
Hotel
Garden City, Long Island
An exclusive American plan hotel,
evltli a la ..irte restaurant for motorists
Frequent el? ctrlc trains from I'eiin. Station.
Special Winter Rates Nov. to May
IANNIS CO., Prop?.
wmEmEEEMmEUsmasmtmamm
ATLANTIC CIT?,
y>?r%2??
ATLAiMTlC ?JTY.N.J.
Ai\Airier icarv Plan Hotel I
of Distinction wd Re??Con\?ort
r 1KB PROOF ClARAC*.
VIRGINIA
OLD POINT COMFORT
HOTEL CKAMBERLIN
FINE WINTER GOLF
y~^V Kw,mn??'?* l'Cu'- Seafood 5C 5?
?fi?r Cuisine. Krery European jff
?3JL K"11' ?"?I Treatment. Writ? . ^X. ?4
^^| GEO F. ADAMS. Manaaer.XxL ,Xrf
Fortress Munroe, Va. ^?? *"^
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Burlington Hotel
American an?) European
HOMELIKE, CLEAN. PERFECT CUISINE
IHO Remit?s with ItiKh S3 to $5
FIVE MINI TBS FROM EVERYTHING
Washington, D. C.
PORTO RICO
Condn?lo-ViiiHlerhilt lintel
HAN .11 AN, PORTO RICO
Newly completed, and open for the flr.it
time t)il?e season Direct steamer service
from New York every Saturday.
FLORIDA
A DEMGIITPI 1. WINTER?
FLORIDA WEST COAST.
INSTRUCTION
CHOOL/ .-}lVYe>ar'
Dei? n.-io tvein'mj I'?| t?.
New York -72 Park Awo., bet. 38-38 St?.
Broonlyn ?Corner i laoklin and JeftVrton At?do?
IlLAiO 1 I +r Examinatiori:
*>wesr Pcinr - Annapoli s
Send forCntnloer and "Succcbb n R-icenla F.iamie "
New Term Devins .lunuary 28.
$25. MONDAY, JAN 26
Pay. for SHOR? SECRETARIAL COURSP
m STENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRITING
35th WAR. DAY OR NIGHT. NIW HR\]
P< ISITION GUARAN I F.F.D IELEGRAPHY,
Ga??cy's School, 3 E. 3">t!i St. near
DWIGHT SCHOOL 72P"kA
?br?. 38-39 St?.
College ? Urgent.?. V?m l'oint A Annapoli?. ?Oil? tt.
Aihle?i,i. under pinfesnlnuHl ?uperviHion
l?uA-r? o ?Ok/ij ,.' th' lndMduu\ student.
Ne\> Te i en HorIii . January 26
PIFRfF school
* * JL-i ?^ V-. *-. 6f>6 w lgli| S|
SHORTHAND BUSINf-SS SF.CRF.TARIAI
CRADHATF.S PI.ACF.D in GOOD POSITIONS
PRATT
J.CHOCH ?>J We,? 4Mt. ?!??
tiecret.tr I ?I irnintci. ?mtinduM ta
?uiimion. Vtj. ?tvulBij.
Santiago.Rouen .Jan 2
Ptujet Sound.Barcelona .Jan 3
Horten?jlU8.Fowey .Jan 7
West Eldarm.Liverpool .Jan 9
Cartb.Matanza? .Jan 18
Belvedere.Naple? .Jan 9
"West Orama.Genoa .Jan 9
Mauretanla.Southampton . ...Tan 1 9
Mexlro......Havana .Jan 21
Calsmare?. .Cristobal ...... ...Ian 1?
W au besa.Antwerp .Jan 11
Doe To-morrow
T.a Parole.flavr? .Jan. 1?
Rotterdam.TRotterilam .Ian 1 *
(\uburn,.Antwerp ..Tan 14
Bovlc.Manch- st er .Jan. 14
n"83ltnd.Halifax .Jan. 26
Uti? Wednesday
if?lt!fj- f>la?.Copenhagen ... ..tan it
Arnertra.Vflple?. .Ipittt,
Dante AHghl?rt.Naples.ten 14
M uns mar,.N'r?s .Jan 21
Pt??e Thiiradar
?3?n n-orglo. ... G?no? .Jan it
TJAi Luckenb&cb. - It-,H?r^?,n .tijniT
\t8neh?irie . Southampton Jon SM
OUTGOING STEAMSHIP'S
??11 To <*.?t
t~. v ????ii?. Cap? Town.lO nn AM i "?r^t
rnrt?"?!^ di?i ??? .iBn?!?"?. 6:30 AM to.nfi im
Moro Castle Wm-in- . ? 30 VM ' " nri ^'
tiiiron. Turk's '-'"n't . 9:30 AM IS 00 M
?l,cfliian HI?. ?ir .Ton
elm . . ,.1? "n M :< :00 PM
"Jgll Tn-morrmr
r;,-h"?Soe!, tlnmhnr? .. !" "1 AM j; "i M
i'h?t??Pj Ptra--?i? .10'00 AM 1 n r-u
C'edrlc. Liverpool.11:00 AM 1 nn t*m
N Brunswick fni?t?l.t' :?tn M 3 O" tm
?'?rlllo Cristobal ? ? T t'lAM 1" nn ?M
Prlns Willem I. '"tiprsn 10:00 AM 1:0? PM
Cien. W. C l?'.rpss. Crls
tohn I .12:00 M S n rst
Glenarchy, Pars .12:00 M >:"?rM
riorldlsn, ArfronMrr* . IT 0" M S?TM
hAll Wednrxduj
?'au'n Lisbon . 9 00 AM trniM
West. Sagina?-. Acera. 10:00 AM 1 0" ni
?Ion Mho William, Cap?
Town .12:0" M 8:00PM
Tort Hamilton Ber?
muda . g : 01 AM 11-00 AM
t'aracaa. Curacao . 9:30 AM 12:10 M
Hal" Thursday
Monterey Vera Cruz . 8:30 AM 12:HM
Alllanca. Cristobal ....12:00 M 3:01 I'M
Manoa, Trinidad .12:00 M 3:00 I'M
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, Jan 25 ?Arrived: Strs Sun?
shine, Tampico; Lake Inaha, Norfolk; Cur
rl?>rr Port Arthur, Tex. Sailed: Strs
Gloucester, Norfolk and Baltimore; Cretan,
Philadelphia ; Lake Gravity, Savannah;
Garfleld, Sagua and Matanzas.
CHARLESTON, S. C, Jan 26?Arrived:
Strs Trematon (Br), Havre, AI A Flagg,
from Europe. Sailed: Strs Ayaha Maru
(Jap), from Iquique for British ports:
Themiston fliutch), far lioca Grande;
La we C?lvenla, for Florida; I,?nape, for
Jacksonville.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del, Jan
25?Passed out: Strs George Q Henry,
Chester, Pa, f?ir Tampico; C A Canil-Id,
Wilmington, Del., for Tampico; Massasoit
(Br), Philadelphia for Bombay; Atalaia
(Braz), Philadelphia for Nant?-s via New
York.
UALVESTON. Jan 2r.?Arrived: Tug
Gulfport, towing barge Badger, Tampico;
tug K'ech nnd barg??, Beaumont. Sailed:
Str El Rio, New York; yacht Caslana, Tam?
pico.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan 2;.?Arrived:
Strs Tames!, Tampico; Lake Licking, New
York (for r-palrs); Lake Glaseo, Havana.
Sailed: Str Apache. Now York; #)ake Cana?
veral, Gothenburg.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 2",?Arrived: Strs
1-Cazembe (Br), New York: Deva, New
York; Frederick Tuckenbach, New York;
Balsam, N'? w York; Taizan Maru (Jap),
New York; Ang?-lo Toso (Ital), New York;
Contoocook, Cardenas.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Jan 25?Arrived:
Sir Gulf Queen, New York Silled: Strs
Gulf Tra.le. Providence; Virginia. Provl
di n?-??; Communche ? Br). London; Lell
Ington (Nor), Tampico; Iveechle, and
barge, Tampico.
PORT La?, ?a Jan 'J6 ? Arrived: Str?
Coppename, Tela; Inca. Dominican Re?
public; Indore iBn, Galveston; Mount
Vi?rnon (Nor), Progreso; Parlsmlna, Port
Limon; Rochelle (Br). Havana. Sailed:
Strs ?ola. Progreso Oxonian (Br), Liver?
pool; Sarmacca, Port Barrios via Bell.:e;
Igalpa ( lloml i. Ceiba
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 25?Sailed: Str?
Lake Ltllieuson, Sagua, Amerl? a, Norfolk;
Cot alee, Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. Jan 25?Sailed Str
Miami. Havana via Kev West.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Jan 25 Passed
down from Philadelphia: Str? Gulfmaid,
Port Arthur. Coperas, Sagua la Grande;
TRAVEL
H. C. Folger, Bordeaux and T ? i> ,
Mitchell, St Na/.alre; Aidera PuJ,1'1''!
SAND KEY. Jan ?S-Pa.Ye* lreT?t\
??r'"; 25th- L1?ht*?"? .D??^
SAVANNAH. .Tan. ?6 ? Arrive,!
Jhbee Jacksonville. Bmnbay Mftru ,.--.
New York. City of ?^u-?bui? n.*?''
Sailed: Sirs Trltonla .Hr) l|v,\!1 r
.l.miH'a Jacksonville ''??erp^i
TAMPA. Jan 26?Arrived: H,r , L
Farlstell. Mobile for New Tork J,'1"
Str Sapona. New York. Bal?*l
FOREIGN TORTS
ANTWERr. Jan ?8?-Balled si, -
nervt. St lohn N M 8'r Wt|
BELFAST, Jan T? ? Arrived Ri- ,
nnwnshlr? (Br). Paiiii..,.. ' '?H
N-?N' -Un ': ?- - De,M
Oc^nM^fh ?Bn rlrA:'^\ fa,
raeus an.i Saloniki '?' ?. -.n* ,"??'" ;
John. N B tor ?Pireua ? K<
HONG KONQ ian ,? , ? .
n?ta Maru ?Japi r M*.
MMVV,;'VMf.'V;n.,.,",n "4 "-^ J
MANU A. ij>n -n Arrlv.d -, ,,
rBri, NeW York <i> i .v ,?,. ' r1?*???!?
p?r. Biombo .nd F???.
RIO DE IA1 EIRO les ?0 s... ?
Bront? ? Hell. New v-, -. * ei K"
:AN rOS Jen 20 Arrived s?. >,
.in, New ven. ,,? :, rh , str Moect.
lan?dro * p'" ?e.
. IERRE t EONE, i.? 1: R.,u,
Be odn ? Mi , ?from :<?. - ,, , c"
Phi? ' *'? !K| ".
1 railSpaclfic M?S?*
?vie? , onne . ting mails >,,., ?, .,
?.Ht postoffioe end ?M,.. Hall coal??? ,"1
tlon \eW yorki ?, , ; l ?ottIM ...
Ilawall. Ma San Frenelarn *
Men..?. to-da< ' it*an>?hi>
Hawaii, ili'iiein .ni Blberi? ,?
F^soo. vnlted Bta,e.S?p?^ *?
Febrpar" 2. rRnc'"Co' ">?n?hlp Kc?.?]*
Wllhelmlna, Febrpary :2n'M*"". "'-amiMp
Hawaii, 1 m l?land? New '.., ,
Australia. ? l? \a,. ' "''M ?W
B C, steamship Niagara ??"?,. ^???ita,
Jaran, Corea and Slb-'rl? .-? ? '0
?teamahip Empreaa of Aala, Februar^u*1
Mail for Manila Burned
On Transport i. i>arj|ic
Correspondents Advised to l)u
plicate Lettern Sent on the
Great Northern
Announcement was made vesterd?,
by the Philippine Commercial lgenc,
that nearly all of the first claM mail
on the army transport Great Northern'
| bound from San Francisco to Manila'
had been destroyed by fire All net'
; ,on8 who had mail on the v? ?i"".
, advised by the agency to dupl c.t.
their correspondence. K "?
; The statement said, in part: "Ann
. occurred on board the Great Northern
j during a typhoon, and, due to the cor
; sequent flooding of the hold in which
; the mail was stored, only about 1 ne'r
? cent of first class matter ?ras saved
? The, Gt?.\ Northern carried all of th?
mail which was received in San Fran
cisco at 9 a. m. November 25 I'M 9 t0
and including November 29 The niai!
matter which arrived in San Ftanctsc*
prior to Novembe 25 wU3 disponed
. on the Empress of Russia."
Printing Concern Heads to Dine
The heads of more than 600 priming
? concern- in this vicinity will attend t
dinner and meeting this evening at the
Hotel Astor, arranged by the United
Typotheta; of America as a prelimi?
nary to a survey of the printing indus?
try in New York which will 6tart to?
morrow.
i Among the speakers this evening will
. be Joseph A. Horden, general secretary
j of the United Typothetae of Amor?a,
! and Charles L. Estey, its general sec?
retary atid advertising director.
TRAVEL
mmmmh?mmt(Micym
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Passenger and Freight Servi? e* ^^^^^^^^^^^
Royal George.New York to Plymoulh, Havre and Soulhampton . ....Jan
Larmania .New loik " Liverpool . |,?
: Mauretania .New York
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Columbia ..New York
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