New York Tribune.(New York, NY) 1918-10-10 [p...

Never Mind the 4% Per Cent. The Liberty Bond Yield That Counts Is VictoryHELP WANTED MALE

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORSFOR CLEVELAND AND RHIGLEY MACHINES:WANTED FOR NICHT SlIIKT FOR GOOD ANDSTEADY EMPLOYMENT; APPLY IN PERSON,KI8EMAN MAGNETO W.. 68 33D ST., BROOK¬LYN; 4TH FLOOR

Licensed by I S. E. S.. Permit No. 178.

ALTO MECHANIC. »11 around man. understanding¡«niiflcti and electric system; pay. 70c to Sue hour.

Call »;;>'.: Water at,.

POT wanted In publishing offles for gen¬eral office work and messenger, steady

work. go,-*! nav Apply to Adrien l»ub-lisl.mg Co., l> K. 39Ü1 St.. New York.

BOYS ter general office work; experiencenot necessary; we have several good open¬

ings for willing and Industrious boy»;i.'vra! «alary find.

HENRY LINDENMBYR & SONS,'¿.¿ Blceeker St.

VtOYS WANTED FOR LIGHT FACTORYWORK; GOOD 8ALARY. BTEADY POSI¬

TION R F. B MFO. CO., 3.S2 5TH AM...BROOKLYN.

BOYS WANTED IIY LARGE MANfFACTCRINGCONCERN AIT1.Y BOX .1-10«. TRIBUNE OF¬

FICE. U. S. E. S I'KRMIT 187._

BOY. strong, to carry cut orders and make him¬self useful in .teamtllt.lng office; $S start; good

chance for advaiirmcnt. Apply Kennedy &Klarer. 414 W. 12ûth st.

HOYS to work In storeroom of electrical house;salary Sl'J «cok to Blart. 17 Vandewater su,

Rlh flwr.

BOY. ERRANDS; GOOD CHANCE LEARN STA¬TU» F.RY U slM;¿s EMPIRE STATIONERY,

1Î33 BROADWAY.

BODY BUILDERSON COMMERCIAL AI To BODIES; BEST WORK¬ING CONDITIONS, Í8-HOURS WORK. APPLYPETER BARRET MFQ CO.. NAVY AND JOU.N-.v:('N STS BROOKLYN.

HOY wanted (14-ir,), good opportunity. Call Mr.lilggiiis. retail ciept.. -Uli floor. 51h Ave. and 40th

St.. Arnold Constable Ac Co.

BOY wanted for general office work; good pay;bring references. Apply Sor.n Bros., 465 Wash¬

ington 6t. '

BOY for errands ai.d generally useful chance tolearn trade. American Art, 45 E. 20th St.

BOY !.¦. ,.... « or 'ver. to do general work. ApplyCommercial Outfitting Co., 27 East Broadway.

BOYS ' r erranda; good wages; steady. Moafort,150 w< si 22d st-

BOY. 14 years ann PTer, In office of large corpora¬tion. Second floor, 346 Broadway.

BOYS to work on table. Polycltnlo Hospital. S41West BOth st_ Apply to kitchen.

BUTCHER wanted to help eut Friday and Satur¬day; good wages. Call 89 5tb av.. Brooklyn.

BUTCHER wanted; experienced. Apply D. Wlnan',Inc.. KS Front st.. d.y. beL 7 and 1 o'clock.

HELP WANTED MALE

DIFMAKERS,Al MECHANICS,

FOR GOVERNMENT WORK.STEADY POSITION. ___METROPOLITAN ENGINEERING COMPJaNY,

1219 ATLANTIC AVE.. BROOKLYN.V. 8. E. a Permit No. ei.

r.RArGRT8MEN.

STRUCTURAL nKTAIT.ERS WANTED ATONCE ON" ESSENTIAL WORK: PERMA¬NENT POSITIONS TO SIGHT MEN.

APPLY ROOM 5T17.GRAND CENTRAL, TERMINAL.

BUTCHER wanted: steady position; good salaryCall at 31s Johnson »to., Brooklyn.

DRIVER, team. erp«rrtencp<l, wanted. Apply D.Wlnaot. Inc.. butcher. 178 Front st. dty. be-

twifn 7 anil 1 o'clock.

Pr.ro CLERK. Junior. Apply Llggotfa Drug Store,Gram! Central Terminal.

ELEVATOR RUNNER and fireman; night «errfc«car; $(10. Supt., 10S East 82d st

FA«"TORY EXECUTIVE wanted by a large muni-facturlng plant: to be considered full particular«

must be given, such as age, experlen«», referent»«,«.(.'. fliio opening for a good man. Address X. Y.Z.. Box C5, Tribune Office.

FIREMAN..STEADY WORK: GOO» WAGES. B2SEAST 18TH ST

USAFTSMEN

FIRST CLASS DETAILERSAND CHECKERS FOR

AIRPLANE ENGINE DBPa-RTMENT,

.APPLYEMPLOYMENT DIPT..

STANDARD

AIRCRAFT CORP.,

BrunswlcS Ato.,ELIZABETH, N. J.

Take South Broad St. or Al-dene Car or bus from rail¬road station to Brunswick Ats.

INSTRUCTIONNew York.Manhattan

BERKELEY-IRVING ¡£§3:311 West 83d St.

"From Primary to College"39TH YEAR.

Small Clauses Individual Instruction.Afternoon study hour underaupervision of teachers. Nohome- study for young boy».

Military Drill. Special preparationfor West F'omi and Annapolis. Everyroom an outside room Boys caredfor from 8:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.Afternoon sports and outing clasie».

Separate Gymnasium Building, withlarge Roof Playground, SwimmingPool.

Centrally located, between Broad¬way and Riverside Drive. Eaailyreached by subway, surface line», ele¬vated and Fifth Ave. buse».

illustrated catalogue. Headmaster t»at the school morning». TelephoneSchuvle- 4836.LOUiS D. RAY, Ph.D., Headmaster

\ THE BROWN SCHOOLOF TUTORING

241 West 75tJi "t. Phone toi. 8891.Founded 1906. Positive^ one at a time withteacher, teaches pupils 1!0\V TO STUDY andto acquire INDEPENDENCE OF THOUGHT.Percentage of subjects panaid in June nearlydouble that of other schools tiludy super-ilslon. Two years' work in one

.'A School wltn an Atmosphere oT Work."

i^TENDS* SEMINARY220 to 228 Kast lfith St.. N. Y.

FRIENDS' SCHOOL110 lo 11s Schermerhom St.. Brooklyn. N. Y.Kl.NDKKt.AKTKN AND PREPAKATORX

SCHOOL HI« BOYS ami filKLH.Regular Courses In :ludf LANGUAGES. MUSIC,ART MANUAL T1ÏA1MNG Large Plajgrounda.Non-Seciariaa. Catalogue on Reauest.

Ls a college r«cparatoi> Schoolwltn strong Primary and Junior

Grades. Modern schoolbuilding. Large Gymna¬sium. Mi!ir.ii-, Hull andSupervised AthleticCollegiate

Qi»î"ïAiTtï *0r A,ternot" mt}m\i clasaestjClIUUl Boys Î41-43 w. nthSLNwYom

VeaaOsd 1»3» Itotti year tVyirui Oct. 1st

jT_A.F. Warren, Hsadmaiter

TRINITY SCHOOLISO WEST 91*t STREET, New York

FOUNDED 1709Primary, Grammar and Hign School«.

Prepares tor all Colleges.210th Year Begins Monday, Sept. :3rd.

NEW YOIIK-Bronx.

Florence Nightingale School forBackward Children2f8th 8t and Ri»erdale Aïe Tel. 318

Klngshrldge.BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS

Full particular» upon appllcatlifl.

NEW YORK.Garden City, L. I,

ST. PAUL'SUpper School «ßops 13-18)Lotcer School (Boys 1013^

18C Stewart ave., Garden City, Long Island.NEW JERSEY.Eases Fell«.

Kings. ?y School for BoysCollège Preparatory. Individual atten¬

tion in small classes. A country school InNew Jersey hills. 22 miles from New York.Special equipment and care for youngerboya Supervise,i athletics and gymnasium.Military drill. Address J it. CAMPttKLL,M. A.. Essex Fells, N. J.

VIRGINIA.Willlamstiurg;

VACANCIESat

William and Mary CollegeWilliamsburg, Va.

in Students Army Training Corps13 Units Required

Wire Application lo

LYON G. 1YLER, PresidentWILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

BUSINESS SCHOOLS

Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Secretarial,and Stenotype Department!.

¦Day « Sic-ut Saisie».Cail or .frit« fer Cas*

1 S3* Sir««« en* MsW Avamio

INSTRUCTIONNEW YORK.Ttanhattan

Learn

LANGUAGESthl Berlitz School

Manhattan.28-30 West 34th StreetBrooklyn.218-220 Livingston SheetBy the Berlitz Method students learn not

only to read and write, but also to UNDER¬STAND and to SPEAK the foreign languages,

TRIAL LESSON FREETerms may be begun at any tilge

Our Boys are fighting to THEIR UTMOST.Buy Liberty Bonds to YOURS.

Be a Public SpeakerLearn to Speak Convincingly

DeveJop Self Confidence.Join the Public Speaking Club of America

Write for Free Booglet or callWest Side Y. 51. C. A., 317 W. 67th St.

MILLER BUSINESS SCHOOLPrepar<--s for Secretarial, Accounting, Steno«graphic and general business employment.

Fifth National Bank Building:,Lexington \ve. at Twenty-third Htrec». '¦

WOOD'S BUSINESS SCHOOL,FIFTH AVE. AND 125TH ST.

SCHOOL AGENCIESAmerican r.nd Foreign Teachers' Agency..Supplies Protsssors. Teachers, Tutoi«,Governesses, etc. .to Colleges, Schools andFamilies. Apply to Mrs. M. J. YOUNO-FULTON. 23 Unlot Square

AUTOMOBILE SCHOOLAT'TOMOMLE CLASSES open to Tlsltors.' Reiults

guaranteed. Special Ladles' Classes. Write ortall West Side Y M C A.. 317 West 57th Stm«.

DANCING

DURYEA DANCESE. THURSDAY ,?«$&<_SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 EACH.

47 WEST 73d STKEETTUITION IN DANCING.CHILDREN AND ADULTa

AUTOMOBILES FOR SaiJEKOIt SALE.Packard Twin SU Limousin*, In Ontclass condition and fully equipped Call atlli-ntox. 52 9th st.. L I. C.

FORECLOSUKE SALESSUPREME COURT. COUNT"? OF .NEWYork..Henry B. Closann and CharlesM. Hough, as Trustees of the Trustscreated under the Last Will and Testamentof Samuel L. Mitchlll, deceased, Plaintiffs,against John Rlchlchi and others, Defend¬ants.

In pursuanco of a Judgment of foreclos-ure and sale, duly made and entered in theabove-entitled action and bearing date tho8th day of August, 1918, I, the undersigned,the referee in said judgment named, willsell at public auction, at the ExchangeSalesroom, No. 14-16 Vesey Street, in thoBorough of Manhattan. City of New. York,on the 14th day of October, 1918, at 12o'clock noon on that day, by Herbert A.Sherman, Auctioneer, the premises directedby said Judgment to be sold, and thereindescribed as follows:ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of

land, with the building thereon erected,situate, lying und being in the Borough ofManhattan, City of New York, boundedand described as follows:BEGINNING at a point on the easterly

side of Oliver Street, distant fifty-five (55)feet northerly from tho northeast corner ofOliver Street and South Street; runningthence northerly along the said easterlyside of Oliver Street forty (40) feet; thenceeasterly and for part of the distancethrough a party wall and parallel withWater Street fifty (5U) teet; thence south¬erly and parallel with Oliver Street forty(40) feet; thence westerly fifty (50) feet tothe point or place of beginning.

CHARLES H. BAILEY, Referee.ALBERT S. WRIGHT. Attorney for

Plaintlfls.Dated, New York. September 23d, 1918.The following la a diagram of the prop-

ertv to be sold; Ita street number la 100-108Oliver Street.

eomis

South St.The approximate amount of the lien orcharge, to satisfy which the above-de¬scribed property is to be sold, is Twenty-four thousand nine hundred thirteen and61/100 Dollars ($24.913.61), with Interestthereon from the 26th day of July, 1918-together with the costs and allowanceamounting to Three hundred forty-threeund S3/100 Dollars ($343.83), with interestfrom August 8, 1918, together with the ex¬penses of the sale The approximateamount of the taxes, assessments andwater rates, or other liens, which are-tobe allowed to the purchaser out of the pur¬chase money, or paid by the Referee, isSeven hundred eighty-three and 6/100 Dol¬lars ($783.05) and interest.

CHARLES H. BAILBT. Referee.Dated. *i«w York, September 884, 181«.

HELP WANTED MALE

TOOL GAUGEAM»

DIE MAKERS.FntST CLASS MEN ON JIG FIXTURE

AM) GAUGE WORK.

MACHINISTSALL ABOUND ON TOOL WORK.

INSTRUMENT MAKERS AND MA¬CHINISTS ON ASSEMBLING: OPEB-ATOB8 ON MILLING MACHINES; PRO¬FILE MACHINES. UNIVERSAL MILL¬ING MACHINES. SHAPER, PLANERAND DRILL PBESS; AI.SO TOOL CRIBMAN; J. & L TUKBET ENGINE ANDBENCTI LATTLES; MUST HE AMERI¬CAN CITIZENS; 48-HOUB WEEK; COMEWITH TOOLS, BEADY FOB WOBK; IFYOU ABE ON GOVEBNMENT WORKSTAY WHEBE TOU ABE.

6LOCUM, AVBAM & SLOCUM LAB., LV<5.120 PACIFIC ST.. NEWARK. N. J.

FBY (XK»K AND KITCHEN MAN.APPLY MISS ENDKE8S,

Y. M C. A..55 HANSON PLACE, BROOKLYN.GLASS SMOTHER OR ROUGHER, «toady posi¬tion Apply Albert Berger & Co.. 45 John St,>jcw York.

INSTBUSrENT MAKEBSON ELECTBIC APPARATUS. 160 DÜA.VE ST.

ICE PULLERS wanted; steady work, food vr_gc».177 Washington gt.

LABOBERS.MT/ST BE CITIZENS.

E. W. BLISS COMPANY.76 54th Street, Brooklyn.

Licensed by U. S. E. S. Permit No. 817.

LINOTYPE MACHINIST-OPERATOR; MODEL 14.JOB WORK; $32. WESTCHESTEI! PRINTING

SERVICE, TELEPHONE, 2530 WHITE TLAINS.

MACHTNIBTS

FIKST-CLABS, ALL-AROUND MACHIN¬ISTS, WHO UNDERSTAND REPAIRINGOF" MILLING MACHINES, DRILLTRESSES. LAITIES. ETC.. WANTEDAT ONCE FOR GOOD AND STEADYEMPLOYMTÍNT; ONLY THOROUGHLYEXPERIENCED MEN NEED APPLY INPERSON. EISEMA.N .MAGNETO CO..68 S3D ST., BROOKLYN; 4111 FLOOR.Licensed by U. S. E. S., Permit No. 176.

MAN, to run freight elevator; 7 Boon. Airply be¬tween 8 and ö a. ni. I. S. Wolf & Co., 130East 25th St.

OFFIOT BOYFor fa«rtory office; Î8 to start: good chancre foradvancement; 48-hour week, half day Saturdays.Ansonla Clock Co., 7th ut., 1-th st., Brooklyn.

OFFICE BOY. IN WHOLESALE HOUSE: RAPIDADVANCEMENT. BOB & HASK1ND, 40 LEON¬

ARD ST.

OFFICE BOY, In the office of largo manufactur¬ing concern; good chanco for advancement. Call

Cary Mfg Co.. 126 Nassau st.. Brooklyn.

PORTERSFOB GENERAL FACTORY AND WINDOW- 'CLEANING WAITED AT ONCE. FOR G'tODAND STEaVDY EMPLOYMENT; APPLY IN PER¬SON. EISEMAN MAGNETO CO.. CS 33D ST.,BROOKLYN, 4TH FLOOR.

Licensed by U. S. E. S.. Permit No. 178.POLISHERS AND RUBRERS wanted Ln furniture

factory: stoadv work, "nod pay. Samuel Greon-steln & Sons, 206 West 29th 6t.

PLUMBERS and helpers wanted; 6teady work; goodpay. P. J. McConnon, 200 0th av.

YOUNG MAN

for adrertlslng departmtmt of newspaper. Must havesome high school training, be a good talker and uotafraid of hard work. To on aggress ve young mannot over eighteen we offer a 6plendld opportunityfor lmmediato advancement, with a good salary tostart with. Address Box T-721, Tribune Office.

WANTED

TRAINMEN

and

8TATIONMEN.

Ages 81 to 55.

SUBWAY and ELEVATED

Division«INTERBOBOUGH

KAPID TRANSIT CO.

Apply:9 A. M. to 5 P. M Daily, except Sunday.

165 Rrotdway.Room 123322 East 22nd At.llnll of Record».14P!h si. and Third a-e124th St. and lacnox aTo8Uth st. and Lexington aTe67th st. and Tlürd ave

Licensed by U. S. E. 8. Pennlt No. 65.

WBIGnT- WRIGHT-MARTIN MARTIN

DEMONSTRATORSAND JOB SETTERS

FOB THE FOLLOWING MACHINES:

A«3IB.FOX LATHE,GRIDLCTS.

CRANKSHAFT GRINDING.

EXPERT GRINDER HANDS-TOOL GKINDEBS.GAUGE GBDvTJEBS,

CRANKSHAFT.

TOOL IN8PECTOBS,

SHAPER HANDS.

Employment Dppt. op«. until 6:30P. M.. and Sundays 9 A. M. to2 P. M.

WRIGHT-MARTINAIRCRAFT CORP.,

Borden and Starr At?».,LONG ISLAND CITY.

Taue Queensboto subway from GrandCentral Station, or Grceiipolnt carsto Calvary Cemetery (Can.

OR APPLY ATU. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.22 E. 22D. NEW YORK CITY.

171 HUNTER AVE.. BRIDGE PLAZA.LONG ISLAND CITY.673 MANHATTAN AVE..

GREENPOLNT, BROOKLYN.

(License filed. U. S. E. 8. Permit No. 77).WBIGHT- WBIOHT-MARTIN MARTIN

SHIPPING CLERK.Young man. to assist ship¬ping clerk; essential industry. Call 4u7 West st.

«TABLEMAN. EXPERIENCED, WANTFD.APTLY 384 WALLABOUT ST.. BROOKLYN.WANTED..A man ln a retail dry goods alore: onewith »arise e_p«l*_o» preferred. IL C. Vollmer»,.Mi BttlMD »ta

HELP WANTED MALESUPERINTENDENT wanted for a large factory:

applicant« mint Bint« lull detail» as to age, 01-

perieuce, earning«, ote. notldng but a high gradaman will bo considered; particularly good »alaryanil future. Address A B. «ox 53, Tribune Ofllce.

TOOL AND DIE MAKERS

FIRST CLASS, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCEDMKN WANTED. AT ONCE, FOIl (100Ü ANDSTEADY I »OS TION APPLY. H:H0 A M B1SB-MAN MAGNETO CO., 68 88D ST., BROOKLYN;4TH FLOOR.

Licensed by II. 8. E. 8.. rermit No. 1T8.

YOUNG MEN wanted, 16 to is year» r»f net. clericalpositions, largo mercantile house. Henry Llnden-

moyr A Sons, 32 lSleecker St.

YOUNG MAN fiYT piano hardwood »tock; goodchance Tor advancement. Call American Piano

Supply Co., 110 Last 13th at.

HELP WANTED FEMALE

an opportunityfor young women.

good pay while learning.

Wo will train Immediately a nurnlier ot young women for long distancetelephone operating. Any _youngwoman between ho ages of IT and25, of ordinary education and Intelli¬gence, can qualify. Wo pay $9 a woekto Rtiidcnts during n short trainingperiod, Increase in pay upon com¬pletion of training. Permanent sit¬uai long and incrcaacd wages, with ex¬cellent chances for advancement

Tills is a splendid eprrnmirty toengage In an essential war service

Apply In person lo Mrs. W.idaworth.Room r.20. 24 Llspenard st, olio blockBOUth of Canal 3t.

AMERICAN TET,EPHONB AND

TELEGRAPH CO.

BINDEHY. numberer, Hrmle machino; other ex-jperlene«! girls. Corllcs Ma<y. 411 Pearl at.

CLERKSl-.Y A LARGE CORPORATION, ANUMBER OF WOMEN FROM 20 TO30 YEARS OF AGE; WV8T RE HIGHSCHOOL GRADUATES; SPLENDIDWORKING CONDITIONS. INTEREST-IN«; WORK AND RAPID PROMO¬TIONS TO SUPERVISING POSITIONSFOR THOSE Wild CAN MAKE GOOD;AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY; SAL¬ARY AT START DEPENDENT UPONEXPERIENCE. BOX B-817. TRIBUNEOFFICE.

Apply rot

PATRIOTIC PKKVICC.GOVERNMENT WORK

Aheolutely Permanent Position», «vith ManyOpportunities tot Advuicement.

Tcung women tfl to Î5 years of ese, wanted

FOB TELEPHONE OPERATING

-BOLEIERS «»F THE SWITCHBOARD."

It to Í0 Pel Wech First Pout Week»,while 'earning the bualnes».

te Manhatta.1. Bronx and Brooklyn.

li.RO to Í12.50 per week within the next far»weeks, with frequent Increase» thereafter.

No oxperlenco neceasaryGood health, eyesight and hearing.

Employe« Are Especially Well Cared For.Meals served at cost, anniversary.payments, nick boneflts, vacation»with pay pensiona, superior en¬vironment »nd delightful quarter»,1 lo f hour working day.

Apply between 9 A. M and 6 P. M.

Manhattan.58 W. Houston BtMisa K. M. Schmitt

Brooklyn.«1 Wllloughby ttMia» M. T. Murray

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANT

CLEANERS.WHITE WOMEN BETWEEN THEAGES OF ¿:, AND .15 AND WEIGH¬ING NOT MORE TIIAv 140 POUNDS.LIGHT WORK U DER PLEASANTCONDITIONS; Nn «CRIBBING;HOURS FROM 6:30 A M. TO 4:30I' M.i (¡Olli) PAY. APPLY BOXB-N48. TRIBUNE OFFICE.

HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEG8!GRADUATES

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF POSI-TI"NS OPEN FOR WOMEN FROM 'JOTO 35 YEARS OF AGE WHO AREINTERESTED IN SCIENCE, ESPE¬CIALLY ELECTRICITY, AND HAVEMECHANICAL ABILITY: WORKINGCONDITIONS OF THE BEST ANDSPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES FORADVANCEMENT !.'. it TIIIISE WHOWILL AI'l'LY THEMSELVES ANDHAVE THE NECESSARY KNOWL¬EDGE AND ABILITY; INTERESTINGWORK AND GOOD PAY W1IU.ELEARNING. AI'l'LY BOX 1!-S41>,TRIBUNE OFFICE.

ELECTRICAL .YORKERSWOMEN FROM 20 TO 35 YEARS OFAGE WITH MECHANICAL ABILITYI'll INTERESTING I DOOR WORKUNDER SPLENDID CONDITON8KNOWLEDGE O ." ELEMENTARYELECTRICITY AND SHOP EXPE¬RIENCE DESIRABLE BUT NOT ESSE TUL: OPPORTUNITY FOR AllVANCEMENT UNUSUAL TO THOSEWHO CAN MAKE GOOD: GOODPAY WHILE LEARNING. BOX B-845.TRIBUNE OFFICE,

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHERS from Greenpoim and Williamsburg sections only. ColonialTaint Works. 23.1 Norman ave.. Brooklyn.

GIRLS wanted for »grit factory work.experience not necessary; wages $10 perweek to start: permanent position withrsp.d advancement. Apply Mr. Sommer.48:; Greenwich su. N. y. City. r^

GIRLS, BRIGHT,In trimming room, ladles' muslin underwear' ex¬cellent opportunity for the right parties; jjcrma-nont positions. ^

BREGSTEDJ BR09., 636 BROADWAY.

GIRLS,SMALL. FOR LIGHT WORKl

.._SHORT HOURS.UNITED LABEL, 60 EAST 10TH ST

GIRLS (SMALL).G«x>d chance for advancement.Apply nil week.NULIFE CO..123 FIFTH AY., 7TH FLOOR.

GIRLS,several, 15-17, for light, clean work In order d<vpanmont. assorting paper patterns; hours 8-30-5-¡fthalf day Saturday; J.1 start; advancement; splendidemployment tor girls who have not worked before-parent* aro Invited lo inspect our workrooms Pic-'torlal Review Co., 216 West 39Ü1 st., sixth «oor.GIRL to card jewelry: pleasant and easy tyork"salary $9 to start. Apply 1-lshol Nessler Co 84Fifth av.. Now York City. ' *

GIRL. 16 jears and over, in office of large oomoTration. Second floor. 318 Broadway ^^

HOtTSEWORKER (general); small family Armlv325 Central Park West. Apt. 7 W.^^ TO^

LAUNDREiib wish« to go out half Umlng. Ironing. laundresa. Call up Mr DUlmañnf.U West 177th St. St. Nicholas 162. U1Uniimn"

NUBSE..Position to take care of invalid or a_Ml«tdoctor in office, n. Halrorsen. 22'JÍ York et.NURSE (trained) to talto caro of children Dri¬tte home. A. Steyakay 220 York at». Jera'eySALESLADIES wanted. Frank Dtpartawut Btora.oernar 83d at. tad Avenue A.

"*"*" ". """*

HELP WANTED FEMALE

CIMBEL BROTHERS.

83D STREET AND BROADWAY,

BEQUIBE

SALESWOMEN

for

BILKSGLOVES

JETWELBYVEILINGS

TOYS

BOOK-

HOSIERYABT EMBBOIDEBYCHINA

AND MANY OTHER DEPARTMEaVT&

ALBO

EXPERIENCED SAIaEBWOMEN FOB ALL

8ECTIONS OF OUB HOUSEFUBNISHINODEPABTMENT.

ALSO

EXPEBIENCED SALESWOMEN

for

WOMEN'S AND «annaDHEN*S SHOES.

ALSO

10O SALESWOMEN TO WOBK TWO,THREE OF FOUR DAYS EACn WEEK;

EXPERIENCE NOT NECE8BABY.

APPLY M.1NAGEMENT OFFICE,FIFTH FLOOR.

TIER-UP WANTED..Yale Laundry, B40 WestCaa-ith St.

WAITRESS FOn HOSPITAL327 EAST 60T1I ST.

WAITRESS wanted. Apply Polycllnic Hospital.341 West 60th st. Apply to kitchen.

WANTED.Girl» to do plain nana sewing, tucking, hemstitch¬ing; also learner»: good pay to start; steady work.Apply Camas, 34 West 46tb St.

WINDERS, experienced on silk and worsted: steadywork all year round: good pay. Sergold Knitting

Mills, 1833 Washington ave.. Bronx.

WOMAN wanted to wash dishes and do some clem-ing in hospital. 327 East 6l)th at.

WOMEN for light work on* electrical good». In light,sanitary factory; plcasani surroundings; steady

positions; $8.50 por weak while learning. Apply8-10 A M or 4-« P. M.. Edwarde A Co.. 140th »t.and Gerard am, Bronx.

WOMAN..Salad and sandwich maker; oipcrlen.d.52 John 6t. I

YOUNO lady, ambitious to do general office work.operate small monitor board; one with knowl¬

edge of typewriting preferred. Apply by letteronly, Frank F. Pels Co., 2U0 5th av.

SITUATIONS WANTED ¡MALE

HOUSEMAN (Irish) wishes position in privat!«family, city or «.rountry; wages $50. Colonial

Agency. 25 Vf. 42d. telephone 3690 Vanderblit.

MAN. large busin<jss experience, wishes outside posi¬tion at anything whero honesty and ability conn;

moderate salary; excellent references. H. B., Box525, Tribuno OfTlco.

EXECUTIVE OB OTHER RESPONSIBLE POSI¬TION DESIRED WITH REPUTABLE CONCERN-

BY AMERICAN' OF BIRTH AND DESCENT; LAWAND ENGINEERING TRAINING; DBAFTEXEMPT; TWENTY YEARS WITH TWO EM¬PLOYERS. BOX B-840, Tribuno Ofllco.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE

BUTLER-VALET (English), exempt; first class;thoroughly experienced; exceptionally capable;

splendid references; city; »leap home: $75 Mason'sAgency, 131 West 42d st.

BUTLER..Useful, capante second man «¡ants but¬ler's place: $00: Canadian; excellent references.

Miss Shea's Agency. 30 East 42d. Murray Hill 6774.

BUTLER-VALET.Belgian; draft exempt: $75:city or country. T. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10

East 43d st.. third floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill.

GARDENER-farmer: Irish Protestant: married; re¬quires cottage; entire charge of gentleman's placo;

understands engine, animals; five years last place:$05. Miss 8hea's Agency, 30 East 42d. MurrayHill 6774.

DOM 1. . SITUAT . WANTEDFEMALE

A.A..COOK and CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS.Young Swedes; good city references; $60-$35. C.

Mif.u Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Mast 43d at. tüirdfl<x>r Te.cphone 8947 Murray Hill

CAPABLE CHAMBERMAID, would assist withchildren; Tory nicely recommended: wages $15-$50.

Colonial Agency, 25 W. 42d; tel. 3H90 Vanderblit.

CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.Young Irish girl;good long references; $40-$45 T., Miss Hofmayet'aAgency. io East 43d st., third floor Telephone 8947Murray Hi!!.

CHAMBERMAID; »111 assist in dining room; capa¬ble, young; $40; Ore years' reference: country pre¬ferred. Miss Shea's Agency, 30 East 42d MurrayHill 6774.

CHILD'S NURSE..Young Irish girl; children otctthree years; highly recommended Me., Miss Hof¬mayer's Agency 10 F.tut 43d at, third floor Tele¬phone 8917 Murray Hill.

COOK and WAITRESS--Young Ir'sh girls: firstclass cook, butler, waitress; excel en dry refer¬ences; $55-$50. II., MIbk Iliifmayer'i Agency, 10I uBl 4Ld St., third floor. -eiei'iune S9-7 MurrayHill.

COOK.Refined, capable American ; exceptionallycompetent, excellent manager, iplendld refer¬ences- adult family; city, country $50 Mrs Ma-soii'b Agency. 131 West 42d St.

COOK; CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS.Two neat,retable, desirable efficient young friends; «p'.en-did reference; city only, $45. $40. Call Mason'»Agency. 131 West 42d st

COOK and chambermaid, waitress, sisters, young,neat, enpabte. 5 years' splendid city references;city preferred Miss Shatighnessey's Agency. i_o6th av.

COOK.Exceptionally competent, neat, good manager;excellent references. Martha Collier's Agency, 4574th st».. at 31st st.; 'phone 6779 Madison Square.COOK..Neat, elderly, active woman; careful, capa¬ble, conscientious; excellent references; city apart¬ment preferred S_0. Call Mrs. Mason's Agency.131 West' 4 2d.

COOK and WAITRESS..Young Swedes; both high¬ly recommended; $50 and $45. T.. Miss Hof¬mayer's Agency. 10 East 43d st.. third floor. Tele¬phone 8947 Murray Hill.

COOK and WAITRESS, and houseworkers. cham¬bermaids; rowable; good reference. Lehtl'a Agency77 East 123th st. Telephono Harlem 5515.

CCH'K and WAITRESS, and nouseworsers. rh»m-berrnalds: reliable; good referencw. Lehtl''.Agency. 77 East 125th at. Telephone Harlem Sila.COOK..Young English woman; $70; with kltehen-maid. E., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43dst., third floor Telephone 8017 Murray Ulli.ENGLISH Protestant couple: butler, chambermaidor parlor maid exceptionally good appearing, ca-pablo p«?ople; Long Island preferred or apartment'$110. Miss Shea's Agency. 30 East 42d. MurrayI Hill 6774.

FRIENDS.Cook, first class: laundress, will assistIn kitchen; $50-$45; both exceptionally good; «ityor country. Mi«, Shea's Agency, 30 East 42dMuiray Hill 6774

GIRl.S want«*! over 15 years, with or without «ex¬périence, in finishing department to examinosheets: light, clean shop; 4S hours per week; limeand one-half for oTertlme; good wages to startThe W. F. Howard Co., lithographers, cornerKerry and Cliff sts.

HOUSEWORKER .Capable young Irish girl- cityapar;ment; only $40. D Miss Hofmayer'sAgency, lu East 43d st,. Uilrd floor. Telephone¦Sy4i Murray Hill.

HOUSEWORKER.Refined, neat, exceptionally ca-pable; for bachelor, or oustness couple; city;highly recommended most desirable; $45. CallMason's Agency, 131 West 42d »t.

HOU8EKEEPER, Protestant; excellent cook, earn-omlcai, neat; highest references, Martha. Oolllfir'aAgency. 457 4th avis.

HOT. HEWOKKER; capable colored girl- prefersapartment; $40: excellent references. Miss Shea's-Agency. 30 East 4'2d. Murray Hill 6774.

HOUSEKEEPER, widow, refined, desires a ponl-tlon In widower's family with o«o or two chil¬dren; ctly or country; sons In »arrice. M E BexC-5S, Tribuno. "

HOUSEWORKER.Frenchman; good cock; will careapartment Tor roupie or bachelor»; $60; excellent1 «Mel___r"«77A. 8ile*'* ÁgKUS' M ¦*.* *** Mm-

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEDFEMALE

HOI'SFKEEFE'R III widower's homo; cnpablo. goodnianagor; experienced with motliorlea» children;

excellent reference«. Write P. 8.. 570 W. 183d at.

INFANTS- NURSES, very highly recommended,would take growing children: know» Spanish and

French: Infant» preferred; wages $50. Colonia)Agency, 28 W. 420. jLAUNDRESS.First class*; excellent three years'

refBronce; $45. L, Miss IIoLniiyer's Agency, 10East »3d st, third Iloor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill.

LADY of refinement would llko position to read byth» hour. W. K.. 4207 Broadway.

MAIDS (sisters) to work In apt.; one cook, otherwaitress, chambermaid; highly recommended;

wages $46-$60. Colonial Agency. 25 W. 42d.

MISS SHEA'S EMPMIYMFAT AGENCY, 30 EAST42d at. wiuits servants, all kinds; best position»

open.

NURSE.Neat, nlco, young girl; ono or two grow¬ing children; city only; excellent rererrmces; $40.

Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131 West, 4M Ht.

PARLORMAID.Young Irish girl; several good cityreferences; tall, neat; Î45 £. Miss Hofmayer'a

Agency, 10 East 43d st., third floor. Telephone. 8947Murray Hill.__SISTERS, young, excellent cook, waitress, ciiam-bermald; $50-$40; apartment preferred; both eapu-

ble, good appearing; well recommended Miss Shea'sA-en y. 3ii East _4üd. Murray Hlil «774. |SISTERS.-Cook: rliaiub-irmald-walt.reaa; neat, nice.

young, capabio pair: best references, city; $45,$40. Mrs. Maaou's Agency, 131 West 42d st.STRONG, capable")»!'! young laundress wonts posi¬

tion In private family; city preferred; wages $40.Colonial Agency, 25 W. 42d; tel. 3696 VanderbiU.VALET.Neat, bright. Intelligent, young Scandlna-

viiui: exceptionally capable; most highly rocom-monded; very desirable; city; $80. Mrs. Mason'sAgncy. 131 West 42d st. ,

WAITRER8-PARLORMAtD.Young, very neat, niceappearing; exceptionally competent; execllcnt ref¬

erences; city only; most desirable; $40. CallMason's Agency. 131 West 4 2d at.

WAITRESS-pnrlor maid: capable young woman;three years last place; $10; city or country. Mis«

Shea's Agency, 30 East 4'.'d. Murray Hill 0774.

BUSINESS CARDS

CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COMPANY..Cleans by compressed air. steam, band or on

floor. 419 East jxth st. COB tk BItANDT. Tels>-pliono 132 Murray 11111.

DIAMONDS.

DIAMONDS and Jewelry bought for cash; estate«appraised, purchased. BENNETT. 175 B'y ''up¬stairs"._

LEGAL NOTICESVANNECK, JOHN TORRANCE. THE

People of the State of New York, by thoOirace of God Free and Independent..To«'entrai Union Trust Company of NewYork, as Trustee under the Last Will andTestament of John Torrance Vannock, de¬ceased; Minnie Callarían, John Vanneck,Marlon Prentico lïrookman, as Guardianof John Vanneck, Marion Prentice Brook-man, Marion Rene«; Carhart and AmoryS. Carhart, and to all persons Interestedas creditors, legatees, next of kin or other-wine. In the Estate of John Torrance Van¬neck, deceased, who .it the time of htsdeath resided nt the County of New York,SEND GREETING:Upon the petition of Central Union Trust

Company of New York, having Its princi¬pal place of business at No. SO Broadway,In the County of New York;You and each of you are hereby cited to

show cause before the Surrogates' Courtof Now York County, held at the Hall ofRecords, In the County of New York, onthe 29th day of October. 11)18, at half-pastten o'clock In the forenoon of that «lay.why tho account of Central Union TrustCompany of New York, as Executor of thoLast Will and Testament of said deceased,(should not be judicially settled.

In testimony whereof, we havo causedtho Seal of the Surrogates' Court of theisald County of New York to be hereunto

affixed.[L. S.] Witness, Honorable John P. Co-

halan, a Surrogate of our saidCounty, at the County of New Y'ork, the23d day of September, in tho year or ourLord one thousand nine hundred andeighteen.

DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.Clerk of the Surrogates' Court.

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THESECRETARY OF STATE, ss: This certifi¬

cate, Issued in duplicate, hereby certifies thatthe Cobden-Scotl Company, inc., a domesticstock corporation, has (iled in this office onthis 7th day of October, 1U18, papers for thevoluntary dissolution of such corporationunder section 221 of the Genera) CorporationLaw, and that it appears therefrom thatsuch corporation has complied with saidsection in order to be dissolved.Witness my hand and the seal of office of

the Secretary of State, at the City ofAlbany, this sevi nth day of October, onethousand nine hundred and eighteen.

[Seal.] A I! PARKER.Deputy Secretary of State.

ELECTION NOTICE

BOARD OF ELECTIONS.Rnard of Elections of the City of New

York, General Office, Municipal Building,Borough of Manhattan.

Notice li- hereby given in pursuance ofChapter 22 of the Laws of 1909 «constitut¬ing Chapter 17 of the ConsolPUioJ Lawr.),as am nded by Chapter 323. Section 301. ofthe Laws of 1.318, of the boundaries ofeach of the election districts In the Countyof New York, and of the désignait m of iheplace of registration. October ,ih. 8ih. 9th,10th. I lth and 12th, and the polling placesfor the election to be held Nov. mber 5th,1918, In each of the election districts Insaid County us follows:

COUNTY OF NEW YORK

BOROUGH OF MANHATTANPOLLINC. PI.A( ES.

First Assembly District.E. D. Location. Occ jpied as1 222 E. Broadway....Shoemaker2 252 Henry st.Stationery3 213 Madison st. .Barber4 Cor. Gouverneur and Moniuo sts.,

west entrance on Monroe st..i'. .S. 316 Cor. Gouverneur and Monroe sts..

entrance td Gouverneur st....P. .-. 31f. 248 Madison st.Tailor7 Aiadison st., bet. Pike and Rutgers

sts., main entrance on MadisonSt.P. S. 2

5 G7 Rutgers st. Barbel9 Heniy st., bet. Pike und Hutgera

sts.. entrance lixit U on Henryst.P S. ::

I» Cor, Market an Monroe sts., en¬tume L.xit i on Mom or .-.t.. p. s. 177

11 Henry st., bet, Catherine and Ol'verat£., eatst cut., luce on lien, , st.,

P a i12 ..; Market st.Bari.er3 Cor. Market und Monroe sts.. en¬

trance Exit 2 on Market st...P S 17714 Oak bt., bet. Oliver aim James six,

Oliver at. entrance.P. S. 11415 S3 Rooseveit at., «.¡ills' entrance, P. S. 11216 Oak st., bei. Oliver and James sts.,

west entrame on Oak st.P. ri. 11417 Henry st., bet. Catherine and Oliver

sis., west entrance on Hemv st.,P. S. 1

IS 60 Mott st., Boys' entrance.P s. 108VJ Cor. Mulberry and Bayard sts., Bay¬ard st. entrance.P. S. 2320 69 Centre st.Tailor"1 31 Roosevelt st.Vacant22 83 Roosevelt St., Boys' entrance..P. s. 11223 3 Peck slip.Barber24 21 Coenties slip.Restaurant25 Washington, Albany and «. arlisle

sta., east entrance on Albany st..P. S.29

26 Washington, Albany and Carlislests., center entrance on Washing¬

ton st.P. ri. 2927 Cor. Mulberry and Bayard sts., north

entrance on Mulberry st.P. S. 2328 Cor. Hubert and Collister sts., cen¬ter entrance on Hubert st...P. S. 44

29 46 Grand st.Candy30 Clark, L omlnick and Broome sts.,west entrance on Biooim- st..P. S. 3S

31 Clark, Dominlck and Broome sts.,Domlnick st. entrance.P. á. 3832 260 Spring st.BarberS3 29 Macdougal st.Vacant34 29 King st., east entrance on King st.P. S. 8

35 319 Hudson st.Bakery36 VV, Houston, bet. Hudson and Varicksts., east entrance on VV. Hous¬ton st.P. s. 9587 29 King st.. Girls' entrance on King

Ist.:.p. s. 83S Clarkson st., bet. Hudson und Va¬rick sts., main entrance west onClarkson st.,.P. S 9539 272 W. lOtli st., Girls' entrance.. .P. S. 10740 Cor. Grove and Hudson sts.. Audi¬torium entrance on Hudson st.,

P. P. S41 Cor. Grove and Hudson sts., centerentrance on Grove st.P. s. 342 272 VV. 10th st.. Boys' entrance...P. S. 107

43 313 Bleecker st.BarberSecond Assembly District.

1 49 Henry st.Vacant2 Forsyth st., bet. Canal and Hestersts., north entrance on Forsyth

st.P. "s. 653 94 East Broadway.Barber4 16 Pike st.Barber& Hester, Essex and Norfolk sta.,

entrance Center exit on Essex st.,P. S. 620 Hester, Essex and Norfolk sts.,south entrance on Norfolk st.,P. S. 637 Cor. Grand on I Ludlow sts.. westentrance on Grand st.P. S, 1378 Hester, Orchard and Ludlow stscntianco Exit S on Ludlow atP > ',29 Eldrldge st., bet. Canal and Hester

sts,. south entrance on Eldrldgest.p. g. 6510 Cor. Chrystte and Hester sts., Hes¬ter et entrance.p s 7U W Forsyth st.-...Electrician

ELECTION NOTICE12 160 Chrystlo st.. Boye' entrance, P. S. 8518 Rlvlngton and Kor.yth sts., entrance

Exit 6 on Forsyth st....P. S. 2014 Cor. Delancey and Ludlow ut*.,

south entrance on Ltullow st.,P. S 161

15 Rlvlngton and Eldrldgo sts.. en¬trance Exit 8 on EldrWge "t.,

P. H. 20'6 Cor. Delancey and Ludlow ¡rts., north

entrance on Ludlow «t.P. S _«17 Cor. Forsyth and Ntanton sts., northentrance on Forsyth st.P. S. 91

I« Cor. Forsyth nnd Htonton sts., southentrance on Korsvth st.P. S. 97

19 îeOChrystle st., OIHb' entrance, p. S. 3520 77 Chrystlo st.Poo! Parlor21 Cor. «"hr.vHtle and Hester stf.. Chrys-,.. ,a

tio «t. entrance.P. B. 7!..3 143 Baxter st., south yard entrañe».P. S. 13023 143 Baxter «t., north yard entrance.P>S 13024 C7 Sullivan st.Cnndy25 I.ifnyette nt.. bet. Spring and Prince

sts., south entrance.P. S. 10828 Lafayette st, bet. Sprint? and Princests north entrance.P. S- 11627 4 Rlcrrker st.Barber28 SRI BOwery .Parber29 IC2 Prince st.Rarber30 l*T, Prince st.Rarber31 112 w Houston st.Parber82 IDO-201 Prince st.parber33 17»; W. Houston st.Tailor2« 186 W. 4th et.Of fleo

Third Assembly District.1 54!) Hudson st.....Dry floods2 650 Hudson st.Rarber3 41.7 Rleeeker st.Parber4 325 W. 111 h st.Clarara5 781 Washington st. Parber6 29 Horatio et., main entrance.P. S. 1247 29 Horatio st.. Kindergarten en¬

trance.P. B. 12*S 402 W. 13th st.Restaurant9 72 9th ave.Rarber10 256 W. 15th st.Tailor11 114 8th ave...,_.Rarbor12 246 W. loth st.Carpenter13 314 W. 17th st. Playground entrance.P. S. U14 104 10th nve.Rarber15 314 W. 17th st.. Playground enîrance,P. S. 1118 331 TV. IRth st.. Kindergarten entranceP. S. 6517 361 W. 18th «pt., center entrance,P. S. en18 120 7th ave.Rarber19 1R2 8th ave.Rarber;20 165 9th ave...Rarber:21 204 Rth avo..Rarber22 204 7th ave.Rarber'23 218 7fh ave...Express24 302 W 22nd st.Tailor25 17« 9«li ave.Tailor!26 505 W 23rd st.Ctgani27 810 W. 23rd st.Rarber¡28 219 9th ave.Rarber¡

29 W. 24th st.. bet. 7th and 8th aves.,XV. 24th st. entrance.P. S. 4530 W. 2ôth st., bet. 7th and 8t,i aves.,W. 2ôth st. entrance.P. t?. 45

31 253 10th ave.Rarber32 259 9th avo.Tsllor33 502 W. 28th st.Rarber34 284 9th ave.Barber35 253 W. 27th st.Candy36 418 W. 28th st., center entrance of newaddition .P S. 3337 418 XV. 28th st., main entrance, oldbuilding.P. S. 33

38 3.14 91 h avo.Florist39 352 10th nvo.Rarber40 412 10th ave.Cigars41 440 10th ave.Rarber42 485 8th ave.Florist43 259 W. 29th st.Rarber44 221 XV. 3.~th st. .. T undry45 W. 36th st.. bet. Sth and 9th aves.,W. 3Cth st. entrance.P. S. 32

48 W. 35th st., bet. 8th and 9th aves.,west entrance on W. 35th st.,

P. S. 3247 46R 10th ave.Rarber48 515 W. 37th st.. Girls' entrance,

P. S. 12749 G15 W. 37th st., Boys' entrance,

P. S. 12750 458 W. 38th st.Plumber51 509 9«h ave.Rarber62 435 XV. 39th st.Flag Polea53 333 W. 39th st.Printing

Fourth Assembly District.1 59 Jackson st.Glascutter2 Jackson and Madison sts., east ent.

on Madison st.P. S. 123 Cor. Jackson and Madison st.. west

ent. on Madison st.P. S. 124 Cor. Henry and Gouverneur sts.,

west ent. on Henry st. .. .P. S. 1475 Cor. Broome and Cannon sts.. east

ent, on Broome st.P. P. 1106 832 Delancey st.Insurance7 Cor, Lewis nnd Rlvlngton sts.. exit

9 on Lewis st.P. S. 885 Cor. Lewis and Rivington sts.. exit

S on Rlvlngton st.P S. 889 Cor. Broome and Cannon sts.. north

ent. on Cannon st.P. S 11010 Cor. Broome and Sheriff sts.. Sher¬

iff st. entrance.P. S. 3411 Cor. Broome and Sheriff sts., en¬

trance exit B on Broome st.,P. S. 34

12 Cor. Broome and Ridge sts., 2dent. S. of Delancey or Ridge sts.,

P S 9213 Cor. Broome and Ridge sts.. Main

entrance on Broome st....P. S. 9214 Rivington, Ridge and Pitt sts..

south entrance on Ridge st.P S 415 Rivineton. Ridge and Pitt sts..

south entrance on Pitt st..P S. 416 Attorney st., bet. Rivington and

Stanton sts.. Boys' entrance,P S 1T4

17 Attorney St., bet. Rlvlngton andSianton sts.. Boys' ent .P S 174

18 168 ¡Suffolk st .Office19 Cor Rlvlngton and Suffolk sts..

Rivington st. ent.P S 16020 187 Broom st.. east ent.P. S 12021 187 Rroome st.. west ent.P. S. 12022 Cor. Rlvlngton and Suffolk sts., Suf¬

folk st. ent.P. S. 13023 1)2 Ludlow st .Barber

Fifth Assembly District.1 319 TV 41st st.Undertaker2 696 9th ave.Barber3 457 XV. 42d st. Tailor4 fifï 9th ave. .Barberr 501 W 40th st.-....Undertaker6 56i 11th ave. riní-rnUh7 619 W 44th st.. main ent.P S 618 609 9th ave.Talloi9 324 XV 44th st. TaHor

10 696 8lh ave.Tullo.-11 725 8th nve.Confection.:i y12 653 9th ave.Barber13 626 10th ave.Awning.14 613 W 44th st., 45th ent. through yard,

P. S. 5115 647 10th ave.,.....CigarsIG 660 10th uve.Barber17 667 9th ave.Cigars18 C50 9th ave.Real Estate19 XV. 47th st.. bet. 8th and 9th aves.,

ent. east of Court.P. S 1720 W 4Sth st.. bet. 8th and 9th aves.,

main ent. on Court.P. S. 1721 689 9th ave.Stationery22 6~2 1.0th ave.Undertaker23 615 W. 47th st.Candy24 668 11th ave.Barber25 709 10th ave.Barber26 402 W 49th st.Barber27 465 W -iSth st.Rarber28 376 W 18th st.Tuilor29 430 W 50ih st.. southwest ent..P. S 8430 439 W 49ih st., southwest ent..P. S. 8431 731 10th ave.Barber32 500 W 51st st.Tailor33 507 TV 51st st.Barber31 58 10th ave.Cundy33 464 W 51st st.Undertake-36 443 W 50th st.Barber37 744 9th ave..Barber38 317 W 52d st., Kindergarten ent.,

P. S 6839 317 W 62d st., Kindergarten ent.,

P. S. 5840 407 XV. 63d st....Vacant41 742 tlth ave.Tires42 819 10th ave.Barber43 814 10th ave.Candy44 848 10th ave.Barber4 5 913 Sth ave.Candy46 860 9th ave.Undertaker47 872 9th ave.Real Estate48 869 9lh ave.Barber49 8C4 10th ave.Barber60 883 10th ave.Barber51 462 XV. 58th st., ent. exit 3....P. S. 14152 462 W. 58th st.. main ent. . T.. .P. S. 141r.3 24 Columbus ave.Barber54 24 Amsterdam ave.Candy55 201 W. 61st st.Barber36 154 W. 62d st.Tailor57 157 TV 62d st.Tuilor5S 73 Amsterdam ave.Barber59 228 VV. 63d st.Tailor

Sixth Assembly District.1 Mangln st., bet. E. Houston and

Stanton sis. north ent.p s. 972 Mangm st., bet. E. Houston and

Stanton sts., south ent.I'. B. 973 Cor. E. Houston and Lewis sts.,

Boys' eut. on Lewis st.P. S. 1SS4 (_'oi\ E. Houston and Lewis st..

Boys' ent. on Lewie at.P. S. 1885 272 2d st.. Girls' ent.P. S. J31ü 272 2d st.. Boys' ent.P, s. 1317 342 K. Houston st.Barber8 2ti9 K. 4th st.. Girls' i-nt.P. s. lOo9 269 E. 4th st.. Boys' ent.B. s 10510 E. 4th st., bet. Avenues C and D,

west ent..P. S. 1511 287 7th st.Grocery.12 703 5th st.....Vegetables13 188 7th st., west ent.p. s. "114 1S8 "th st. east ent.p. s. 7115 95 Avenue D.Stock Room;«; E. 9th st.. bet. Avenues B and C,west ent. on Court on E. 9th st ,

P. S. 6417 E. 10th st., bet Avenues B and C,east ent. on E. buh st.P S 6418 710 E. 9th st., ent. Exit 4.P S 3619 710E. 9th st.. ent. Exit 4.....P. s 3620 208 Avenu.» C.Butcher21 618 E, 13th st.Barber22 506 E. 15th et.Hall23 258 Avenue B.Tailor24 E. 16th st.. bet. 1st Avenue andAvenue A, main ent.P. S. 10425 E. 17th st.. bet. 1st Avenue andAvenue A, east ent.P. S. 104ÎS 649 E. 16th st.Barber

,27 301 Avenue C.BarberSeventh Assembly District.

| J 348 W. 59th st.Florlit2 45 Columbus ave.Barbe«-3 102 W. 61th st.Talior1 209 W. 63d st.Tailor5 218 W. 64th Bt.,.Real Estate6 TV. tótli st. w. of Broadway, Mainent.High School of Commerce7 23 W. 64th st.Plumber8 127 Columbus ave.Barber9 TV. 65th at. w. of Broadway, Main>ent.High School oí Commerce

10 Its West End ave...Undertaker

ELECTION NOTICE11 200 West «xth st. Barb*.32 182 Columbus ave..,.tlDhoNt «.13 173 Columbus ave. T«íSS14 79) Columbus ave.Chemical!15 202O Broadway .i.^Laun» ;-16 Amsterdam ave. and W. «ftth 8t

7Oirls' ent.. n. on Amsterdam avt¿'

P ¡J *ñ4 t1" Amsterdam ave. and W. 6Sth ¿tKindergarten ent.p o '«8 33» W. 70tb st.Oarag,19 North side W. 71art st. and 140 fi *.¦m ta» «'"roadway.Booth20 153 W. 71st at.Cnd^rr»'*.*a South 'Ide of W. "3d st., 225 U wr> vn r-°,r Crn,raI ,>ark West.fîWhS Inli- ',,r""S av'".'.undertake"»3 3'i» Columbus ave. Hua»24 292 Amsterdam ave. Tailor25 South side of W. 73d st.. 50 ft. w,of West End ave.Rooitn26 384 Amsterdam nve.Autornob-Iaa27 Amsterdam ave. and VV. 77th stKindergarten ent.p. s"'»28 Amsterdam ave. and W. 77th st ?dent. n of W. 77th St. on Ams'ter.dam ave.P 8 S29 389 Amsterdam ave.Tall»30 3f»0 Am.-terdam nve.Eie'-'rlcl»-31 67 Riverside Drive. Ta-w32 West. End ave. and W. S2d st Kin-dergarten ent. on West End av«

P R.É33 West End ave. ar.l W. 82d Ft., Gym¬nasium ent. on West End av»,-,P '-' J34 411 Amsterdam ave.Barbar85 171 VV. 80fh st.Tailor36 441 Amsterdam ave.Tailor"7 4P) Amsterdam ave.Undertaker38 142 VV. 83<J n. Tailor89 101 W. 83d st.Expren40 4.<0 Amsterdam ave.Barber41 101 VV. 84th st.Laundry42 .ri29 Amsterdam ave.Tailor43 603 Amsterdam ave.. .Cleaning and dveiug44 W, 89th st., nr. Columbus ave., Mainent.p a, is«<¦> W. 89th st., nr. Columbus ave., Mainent.p. g \te,40 North side of W. 90th st.. 75 ft. e'o«'Amsterdam ave.B'-o^h47 So'ith side of W. 91st St.. 100 ft, w.of Columbus ave.iVot*48 844 Columbus ave.Lanndrv49 GS5 Amsterdam ave.Undertaker

Eighth Assembly District.1 Cor. E. Houston and Essex sts.,ent. 8. exit on Essex st.P. 5, 123 Cor. E, Houston and Essex U.,ent. Exit 8 on E. Houston st..P. S II3 38 1st st.. ent. Exit C.4 38 1st st.. Exit 3.5 E, 4th st-, bet. 1st ave. and .'.

ent. on Court.P G97 355 E. 3d st.8 5215th .st.Tailor9 E. 4th st., bet. 1st and 2d .Centerent.P. S. 2510 E. 4th st., bet. 1st and 2d aves,.,east ent.P S31 1317th st.Berber12 48 7th st.Barber13 237 6th Ft.Tailor14 13 Cooper Sq.Barber35 2 Astor pi.Barber16 73 Cooper Sei.37 124 2d avo.15 319 E. 9th st.19 Cor. E. 9th .st. and 1st ave , <Exit 2 on Sth St.'.....P. S 1220 Cor, E. 9th st. and 1st ave., ent.Esrit 4 on 9th st.P. B. El21 E. 12th st.. east of Ave. B, westent. P. «3. n22 528 E. 12th st., main ent.P23 E. 13th st., bet. 1st and 2d aves., ent.Exit 1.P. S IS21 33 3d ave. .Harder25 138 E. 12th st.Barber26 103 3d ave.Barber27 E. 14th st., bet. 1st and 2d aves.,ent. Exit4.P. ¡5. 1$2? 327 E, 14th st...Bes!29 153 3d ave.Ninth Assembly District.

I North aide W. Slst Et., 125 It. e. C«Jolunibua ave." 73 W. *2d st.3 485 Columbus ave.Laundry4 507 Columbus avo.Dpi5 573 Columbus ave.Uph6 583 Columbus ave.Tailor7 «¿27 Columbus ave...'.CipaisS North side VV. 91st St., 40 EL w. ofCentral Park West.9 663 Columbus avc.Laundry10 685 Columbus ave.II 713 Columbus ave.Real tata12 707 Amsterdam ave. .'...¦.13 726 Columbus ave.14 723 Amsterdam ave.15 Amsterdam ave. and W. 931 st.,south . eut. on Amsterdam ave.,P. 8. -316 745 Amsterdam ave.Tailor17 103 W. P6th st.Tl38 73 VV. 97th st.L19 172 VV. 98th St.20 785 Amsterdam ave.21 SI3 Amsterdam ave.22 39 VV. 98th st.Laundry23 3 VV. 99th st.Tailor21 19 W. 100th st.Barbei25 18 VV. 102d st.Tailor26 439 Central Park West.Vacant27 20 VV. 304th st. Tall« r28 867 Columbus ave.Barber29 W. 102d st.. e. of AmsterdamGymnasium ent.P S 17330 VV. 102d st.. e. of Amsterdam ave..Kindergarten ent...P. S 17931 35 Manhattan ave.Barber32 105 VV. 100th st.Ta33 124 W. 101st st.Tailor34 231 VV. 100th st.Ta -

35 202 W. 100th st.3f-2601 Broadwav .Va mt37 South side W. 100th st., 50 ftWest End ave.38 North side W. 97th st., 75 ft w "

West End ave.,.39 272 W 96th st .Talior40 North side V. 95th St., 100 ft w.of West End ave.43 252 W. 94th st.42 P. E. cor. W. 93d St. and K¦.Drive.Basement43 2461 Broadway .Tailor44 Amsterdam nve. and W. !'?.! st

center ent. on W. 93d st.P S. 9S45 South i-lde VV. 89th st.. 25 ft.West End ave.I.46 562 Amsterdam ave.47 2390 Broadway .Laundry48 550 Amsterdam ave.Laundry49 North s'de of VV 85th et.. 50 ft e.of West End ave. Bootj"0 2339 Broadway .Red Cross Rianctl51 North side of We?! S3d st.. 40 ft w.of West End ave.BoothTenth Assembly District.

1 916th avc.Undertaker2 36 ureenwich ave., east ent.. _i'. S, 41" 36 Greenwich ave., west ent.4 62 Charles st...».Vacant5 3'i5 Bleecker st.Vacant6 387% Bleecker et.7 17 Perry st.S 16 Bank Ft.!» 16 Mb ave.Plunder10 r8 8th ave. v11 20S VV. 13th St.. ent. Exit 5.P 3. 1812 208 W. 13lh st.. ^nt. Exit 5.P S, If18 60 W. 18th ot.. west ent.,

Julia Richmond H. S.14 60 VV. 13th st., east ent..Julia Richmond H. S.15 69 W. 9th st.Tailor16 27 \V. Mh st.Carmen; Weight«1" 3S Washington Square Wes

Apartment lii'tisa18 251 Mercer st.19 66 E. 12th st._0 li'CSrd ave.21 212 3rd ave. Barber22 254 3rd ave.23 44 I'nion Square East. Barber24 309 4th ave.Barber25 41 E. -'2d st.Vaiant26 106 VV. 16th st.Barber27 102 VV 17th st .Barber28 177 7th ave.Tailor29 12i W. 28th st., east ent. !' .-'. g30 124 VV 80th St., west ent.,...P S 2531 G E. 30th st.Restaurant32 132 E. 321 st.33 165 E. 34th st.Florist34 580 3rd ave.S3 110 E. 41st st.36 IS E. 37th st..37 IS W. 37th st.,.R38 142 W. 3Mh st.39 554 8th ave.Men's Fun10 257 VV. 40th st., Boys' ent.P ->41 237 VV. 40th St., Boys' ent.P. S. 2»42 120 VV. 40ih st. ent. Exit 2.....P. - '-¦'43 350 Madison ave. Florist44 75 VV. 47th st..Undertaker45 934 6th ave.'I? ".7*"46 753 7th ave. Tailor47 120 VV. 46th st. ent. Exit 4.P ~-6148 836 Sth ave.Barber49 225 W. 52nd st.Vukan.xins50 920 8th ave. Tabor

Eleventh Assembly District.1 815 W. 102d st.\tPrtS!2 2689 Broadway . .,*rïî"3 872 Amsterdam ave. aiiw4 Cor VV 104th st. und Amsterdam

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5 Cor. VV. 104th st. und An siave., ent. Exit 7 on VV. 104th St.. t

6 310W. 105th St...¦'

7 68 VV. 106th st.'-!8 150 Manhattan ave.la9 53 W\ 106th st.» ")o 105 vv. íocth st. '".'.¦*;11 27-14 Broadway .12 948 Amsterdam ave.13 256 VV. 108th St.,14 2789 Broadway .-15 VV. luSth st., bet. B oa I« ty »aaAmsterdam ave., east en! ...1 .-¦ ;36 W 109th st.. bet. Broadwa) ana

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¡ 17 1010 Columbus ave.i'iSSS18 69 W. 109th »t.LHTall£19 152 Manhattan ave.».> ¿20 256 Manhattan ave."\'1\\¡¡S,1 300 W. 113th st.^rt«22 2060 81b ave.¿LZaStiUS 1840 7tb ave.l -hÍiot114 279 W. UlJth st.TaUW! as W 114th st., bel. 7th and 8th av <.«...

;west ent.Wadlelgh Hlfh Bei*«.i 26 W. 115th st.. bet. 7th and fjth ivtAyI east ent.Wadleigh Hlnlii''*27 2099 8th ave....- ^ .££fa Cor. W. H7th st. and SL Nlcholajave., ent. Exit 2 on St. Nlch«*WJ|30 Cor. wi'VlTtii'sV.'.ni'd' St Ñ hola»

uve, west ent. ou W. 1171 ^81 169 Bt Nicholas av>-.

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North aide"w.'iisth st.. M ft. *a«y¡of Manhattan uve.iilVïif184 411 Manhattan ave.VV^'^.t85 North side VV. 116th at.. 60 ti. e*^of Morninijjslda »v«.- . . . £¿¡¡2¡M 88BW. lWth at.,.....»......"".*