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THE NEW. YORK TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3i 1012. -17- THE WEATHER. ArrllXGTON, Dec. ZJ.

The storm from Oulf of Mexico Is now over Alabama and Mtlnr tiurtV.ea.st and apparently increasing In Eoii. Durinc tne at twenty-four hours jTVoused general and heavy rains throughout aouili Atlantis anil Middle Allanllc Slates, xn la Western North Carolina. Vltg'nla, Kentucky, Ark an -on. Oklohamo. Ununi Texas.

Rains are alia reported VTL th North Pacific States and inoir irntn Northern AllciUgan anl Northern Vmt Fria4. Tetnpfa lures have not changed decidedly In prt af the country during tha la it twen-n-faur bnura. Tba southern storm will mova northeast and -sin, followed by clearing weather to rtjtkruih Atlantic Htstes and tnuwi Tuesday, by fair weather Wednesday In the ddle Atlantic States and New England, tha ote Valley, and the lawer laka region. Temperatures will ba lower Tuesday along the Wu'h Atlantic and (Jul Coast, and wljneeday the Northwest. Temperature elaewhera will be unimportant, 'winds along tha New England Cst win be sehressir.g west; Middle AtiiJitlc Coast.

east, shifting; to wt Tuesday night; aywiUi antic Coast, moderate to brisk vsrl-ZkL beomlng west. departing Tuesday for European mtis will hare increasing east winds, probably Lcamiif high, with rain and snow to the OrtDd Banks. fORECASTH FOR TO-TA AND WED NEK-DAY. New Tork and Southern New England Snow Tuesday. Wednesday, probably tn.resslng winds.

Xta Jersey snow or rain Tueaday. Wednesday fitr: increasing east winds, shifting to m( Tuesday night. Western New York Bnow Tueaday. Wexlnes-Isr probably fair; moderate east winds, be-cera'inf variable. Northern New England Increasing cloudiness and somewhat warmer, followed by snow Tuetdav.

Wednesday, cloudyt moderate, varl-gbie winds, becoming east and increasing. Tn temperature record for the twenty-four Jiauji nded at midnight, taken from the ther-inmneter st tlie local office of the United States w'ra'ner oureau. in as iuhqi. 1911. 1012! 2 A.

4 P. a A 47 P- A IS 33 'I 1912 33 TM thermometer Is 111 f'et above the street svrl. The average temperature yesterday was .12. "'e corresponding late last car it was 4i; average the orreHiniJiiig date for the I ihirty-lliree years. 1.

The linpeiature at A. M. yesterday was st w9 4. Maximum teiupera-mie. 3 degrees at 2 l.

minimum. -J7 li rrew at A. M. Humidity, 7j kt rent, at A S9 rT ent at f( P. M.

The hsrnmeter at A. M. yesterday reRls-trred -M Im-hes; at 8 1. M. It sto-xl at laihrs.

FIRE RECORD. A. M. Loss. 2-B av and 23d St.

Y. World. TriflmK V--T P-arl Hrener Ha(f Co. civen tn-Xi St. Ann's A v.

M. Valadaist Slieht and T2 lluih Abraham Horn. SllKbt I-1 Will, ri St Itelwcra Klein line l.exinston Kani-i-l kIiii an-1 others K. With Thomas I'nknort 11-VO tv. St Michaels.

Uii-Norih Hiwr and John ram-pa-aii'i i -o p.y. 1.15-HW Third Mr. Wrlfij-lcm S.W-M hiystie A HosSTitlial iiu 2 i7ih M. fsfx H. Wltrioi Trifllnx f-VA 2d .1.

ljincfu TriflitiK 2.a--27 Trlnily Av. John Small TriflinK i. -W7 Third William Itidbxtein. 4 4i Kirxt Av. Julius Mavrr TriflinK 4.V-!! V.

iV.il JoM.ph Frank. Su-m K. 51st Smith. kMJ Molt M.Ht I'harmai-y Av. A.

Folaoii Rsiaf Tiini'i Ul-'JI Joseph Coldstcin W'. IWth St 'hrixtupher S. li. iinh. Trlfllm; I nion Abraham "olm ti-ilW.

net kIv.ii Triflinj; Silt I.M I St li Van Itruu.l A- i IIiiik aval I T.H Av not civen S.Vet 1 4A-ii tiwiv St. pi 42--TM Van A Morn-. Auieserdatii William in. Trifltns ESTATES APPRAISED. FKXJAMI.V.

J. MONROE, -i I'll! nel York t-xtate, l.21!t.f Tort, peismiaity. heini; i v. dc li. it util stale.

KhKIIAX. Mt'TtUUA. (died A tit i I 1T inleniental reK.rt; net (stale arm n.h BI.AKK Wlt.l.lAM tuiiplfnirntal report; net dieil i 21. pilii i fHiaie to ni.tX)l, V'W 1 reMiit to HltH'K. I'll mi A (rtiKl net estate 2ij.

auit mivl idled 1 BH e.ste. omi2; ist.tia )t Sl.l.'.U. V. in "KiM KLtllAXK. SIR TIKMAS I'Jied Jan.

I'll llv i New- York estat nirK prrsoiialtv Kaiiway ielll 21" shares Company; entiie estate. KKiAV JOSEPH, (died Nov. 2i. l'Me. ex-TSSL ttiihin New v.k New irrosri $147 bonds.

Wabash-Pit tsliurifh Tvniiinal. 2I 1 hire, Mieff.eM (Val Iron. :i.im.. Y.i I ''K'a. all.Mjii: l.n.is.

Am' bonds. Southern Rv. ,.7,1,2, Uue''New-Y-ort ''ATIIARINK. I''- r'Li. v.

7.i;i: 7i; EuVtaee 'rUSt fr Uauh1-- -ry J5VJZ 1 bi. udj -J l-rKonaliy. Is. ,,.1 Ank deposits. n-rt-a" 7: i'- sTaTes 1'M'shaie, 'd Trust f'H "n-'-o ir.

pre- Pennsylvania R. K. It Kans. jt Tex. Oil of -v.

i K- Ixwul. aT.i'1 1 sinking Fun.l. (Tv Av" K. R. iK.n.is ieV ii l'l'oi 'Vntral R' 111 Keokuk i Ues Mmnes 1Wr N.

Chie. i- St. A i lKn.ts. st. Ixmls.

Iron Oitr RU 1- bonds. loa Kan- P'il: onhv X-- York V.i.n','i!,'y -ite ROND. I HS rCte i 'ty J' tAo bonds New York Nny. -en Water Com-V ITs'Ji Kistillers- Seennties rlumbus l', 't Houston I-jtst Me. 17 irKilila iron.

Coal 7 r.iruiinKtiHm. Am lil snl'Tl preferred. loo feci, common. s. harr! ii s.

eather Mieel and Iron o. KRJo rS J'ark Avenue. I lli 1 I 1 EVAX Nov. ed'loi" net estate 'AKt-S (die.1 April Jno Madison Street, appraised at personalty. Nt NeV v0hrtrl" S- March 27.

deposif in, note. $41(1. Hi; WU, New Jork. T. acr'" Chemung Coun- UEivp.

estate. il Marel, SS lai V- bSSW; personalty. and 4..7: l''T. KM) shares. 110 ai- eJ? "-''nine Company Coml KhBr York Co Mny- 75: '''K, "rea N.pisstnR RMhiiT In Central Avenue and fl '1? 4o: Personalty.

t5a" "nipany. "Jty btates Sleel TT i'finl WrSt April nil net P-raouaiiy. mostly rJ.ih'cV'-'- '-000 tlnT eooity in 241 $11 CwT' -l leas April 27; net ts li i 07.V e.niiiv Street. np.ra at street. fcS i L1 ln Vonke X.

MMraised at (died March 2.) net es-mosily W4N 't e- mostly life ptliTiLV AllC. IS. V.iOO;) "enui report; not New York estate. f3S2; ptnoTiAlly. 1343.83; rJUtrlbutJoa of cStLtb.

i''-'i dtel July 22 net estate. eo.fcTa.Oo, mostly bank de- HrCIIEr NICITOIJkK. (died April 2f.) tet MUte. s.4.jT.sc: personalty. 12.15.W; be lea equity In 3.M West B'jreet.

and tti West Thirty-fifth Street, 4u.0ut. NEWCOH. ftARRJS. (rtled Au. S.

1: net eetate. praonalty. 0.42 22. In-clumne bank depoalta. 13.0K5.51: nntea.

Iniercrt pawnbroker ehop at 2.W jniro Avenue. J34.WJ; realty. VMS, belnf oulty In Madison Street, appraised at morta4sea. 3u.0uO. and dower, $0,114.

XirjCEItJSO.V. (died June 11 1 net New Tork estate. 1.S.71; New oik persnnalr). fl.atiO. belnc 10 shares Aaier-Itan Telenrapn sn-1 Tlcp-one Company: entire estate, 11.714.43.

OELKERS, CATHERINE, (dledJan. 7, 1911. aupplementr.l report: net New York estate amen led to (1.25.VUU. OTTO. fiUORGE.

(died March S. 1911;) net New York estate. New York personalty. r1.2jO. belnc 0o shares American Linoleum Manufactuing Company: entire estate.

IVo7.700.D2. PAt.MER. JOHN C. (died April 1 1911 net New York estate. New York personalty, f.VmS.

Including 6 shares American I emotive preferred, I.VJ0; 6 shares American Kxprera Company. 1.44i; 13 shares New Y'ork and Queens Electric 1-laht and Power Company preferred. entire estate. I114.DHI .51. left to Hartfcrd Orphan Asylum.

Protestant to Hartford Tuberculosis Hospital. C) to KplfOopal Church Home. Hartford; eiOii to Hartford Branch of Connecticut Children's Aid Society; to. Connecticut Humane Km iety, and to Connecticut Tempertnce I'nion. RAFFEtlTT.

TETER (died April DO, net estate, personalty. 04. mostly bank deposits; realty. lot at East Twenty-ninth Street, appraised at less mortgages, $11,300. RA1NAI.S, Al'tiCSTA.

(died Dec. 31, 1B10:) upplemental report; net estate amended to RICHARDS, JCLIA U. (died Feb 11. 19W;) suppiemrnial report: net New York estate amended to $15,975.4. JENNIE (died March net estate, personalty, $9.01 1.3x.

inrlu.line hank deixwMs. Jewelry. five sliarrs Metropolitan Bank of New York." neven Fliaro.i Union Kx. Hank of New Yoik, forty shales Hudson Realty Company. fifteen shares-of 1'niU-d Shoe Machinery Company of New Jersey, preferred four ihaies I n'ted Slnx- Machinery i'omny t-ommrn.

$2(i; three Amrlran Ice Securities Company. realty. be-inK eiuny in (V2 iast ElKhty-third Street. aj-pralKPd at mortgage, $15,000. SMITH.

HENRY (died March IS. 1011;) net New York estate. personalty. l.44S.7r. beintr ten shares Am.

Tel. and Tel. e.tlre estate, TISDAT.K, MTCY EI.I.18. (died June 22. sjptilemental rejort; net estate amended to TU'KKK, JOSIAH.

(died June net eg tate. $1 personalt, being Ufa In-siirancc. WILLS FOR PROBATE. ABRAHAM, (died Dec. 11:) left realty: to Catherine Murphy, housekeeper.

for her diliaeiit attendance iion me" residue In equal Hharcs to chlldr. n. Jennie Itadin. Joseph, Rennic. and Willie Cohen, and Annie Riley.

FICKEN. CAPPER, idled t. 2o;) left one-thiril to Anna Wolillniann. sisti-r; one-sixth each to Iconise Hashaiceii and luis Casjier HaKhagen, nepliew, Its to John Flcken, nephew; one-third to John H. Fieken.

11 AVK ESWORTH. JOHN, lied Dec. 10;) left more tliun personalty to his wldovs. Marion K. tlawkesworth: If his wife had not t.een living would have pone to tne l.ainotia Chapter of Fsi t'psilon "in heartfelt appte.

iat ion of what Psi meant to my deceased brother Alleyn and to me." JOSEPH, Aus. If:) le't shout iwrsonalty one-third ca-h to diiuahters. Jenn.e and Acnes Kyle: one-sixth eaeh to dauRhters, Nellie Mitchell and Mary KcIIokc OANOOI.FI. (HOVANN1. (die.l Nov.

S. lfsH left personaity to nidou, Angela Caii-dolfi. C.ROP1XSKY. ALTER, (die.l Oct. left iiersonalty to widow.

Rnchael: eacli to Joseph. Rubin, Isidore, and iflan. lie children. SCHAEFER. I.OCI3.

Nov. 2(1. left more than realty and -ore than IWoxi IKTsonulty .1 shares Schaefer Alkaloid shares Standard Essence Company. i btoi her. Eugene Schaefer; to sister.

$1,200 eai-h. to Heieiie. Iledwlc. Martha. Charlotte, am) Bertha ReiRhar.lt: endowment policy In German tn-panv for l.otnl relchsmarka annuity, to Etnl'ii' Root, sister: $2,000, to Oerman Hospital and 1 iispennary' of New York: oO shares Alkaloil Works, shares Standard Essence Compaq Psi shares Thormin Chemical Cnmpany.

set. n-tifle IhkiKs rin.l collections, one-half houeeho! I Kootls and effects subject to ria-ht to lease, right to lease residence and household g-oorts, Huhc to purchase residence, (tiven to son. Rertha rchaefer, dauchter. receives onc-haK h.uisehold Koods and effects subject lo rittht to lease. riRht to leas-- residelie.

household Koods. c. quarterly unt'l i siahlishment of trust, value not as. er-t. limit.

le. to widow. OIr Schaefer; residuary stale, to Eugene Schaefer, l.udwig Schaefer. and Edwin W. Preston, in trust for lir i fer.

Amalia Janner. Helm Sclia'f'r. (now Heiene Kyrt.is;) l.udwig Schaefer. Jr and Bertha Schaefer. WKXhKI.I., MART B-.

(died rec. 2n.) le'; more than $10,000 realty and persona t-. i.ikmi and stn'k Merchants' Real Est.ite ConipHnv, to executors, interest to pay income to her sisters. Sarah T. Rarrctt and Elizabeth R.

Itariett: residue In eoual shares, to h.r sons. Evert J. Wendell. Barrett Wendell. C.or-d.-n 'Wendell, and Jacob Wendell l.ast dea ami their share goes to their heirs tv.

WOOI.F. WOOI.F. (died Nov. 27:. Utt $1.

-wmi t-rsonalty; Bavinars accounts tn joint of Woolf and his wife. Amelia, to go to Amr-lic W.wlf uHin his death; one-third of residue each to daughters. Alice Mayer. Carrie Esch-wege, and Bessie Levy. POLICE AND FIRE NEWS.

Police Department. SPECIAL ORDERS 301 Assignments, (temporary! Lieuts. Thomas V. rnderhiil. Seventh Preciiiet.

to Squad, six das. from 4 P. Dec. 21: Charles '1-Mead. 77th.

to command and James A Wall, Traffic A. to command precinct, each days, from 12:01 A. Dec. 24. during absence of Captains.

Patrolmen, to o. Squad as Indicated i. Prigge. 2d. 5 from A.

Dec. 2:1. Six days, from 4 P. Dec. 21.

from precincts indicated A. J. I.avery, Pith; E. Keller, (With, and M. F.

Horriwan. 4th. Two days, from 4 P. Dec. 21.

from prc-incis indicated T. J. Oillen. 14ith: T. Hickson.

Ki7th; J. I. Mullln, and J. I. Steers, 171st.

leaves of Absence (with full payi Alfred W. Thor. 2td. 3 days, from noon, Dec 24; Bernard Keleher. 37 UV .1 days, from A.

Dec. John J. McKeown. days, from 12:01 A. Dec.

24; John Rocker. Itiith. 2 days, from noon, Dec. 24; William F. Fennelly, 2 days, from noon.

Dec. 24; Thomas Palmer. 171st. 2 days, from noon, D. c.

VI, Pairiek Murphy. 27(th. das. from no.n, Dec. 24.

and Jacob Rrown. Traffic A. daa. from 12:01 A. liec.

24. tialance of vacatlnua. Without pav Patrolmen Murphy. 17th, 1 day. from 12:0) A.

Dec. 2.V W. II. Ptoss, 1 day, from A. Dec.

2.1, and D. Dorn. Undue A. 1 day, from 12:01 A. M.

Dec 25. Application for full nay Patrolman Thom-s-n. from A Oct. 2. to 2:40 P.

Oct. 12. while under suspension. Suspended Patroiman Karl W. Kotschau, 15th.

to take effect at 9:4.1 A. Dec. 20. Resignation. Proliationary Patrolman Michael Ijihrioia.

to trke effect 12 P. Dec. 21. Dismissed from the farcf, to take effect 11 A. Dec.

William A. Collins, tijth. Charges: Conduct unhecoming an of fner. (2 sufferjng from intoxicating as-nt and pronounced unfit for duty by surgeon: carelessly discharged leiolvei. inju -ing patrolman.

Klre Department. Speelul Orders Appointment lennl Sullivan, stoker, to take effect at A. assigned to Engine .17. leave of aliaence on of illness, without pay. for five months, from A.

Spi. 4 Stoker James Doyle, Engine 67. (Firoboat The New Yorker.) Dension tipn report of the Medical Foard. Dec. O.

R. Decker, H. and L. at sl.OTKt per annum, to take effect from 8 A. Dec.

24. Dropped for physical disability. Cable Splicer Michael J. Enright. Telegraph Bureau, to take effect A.

Dec. 2.1. So much of the leave of absence, with pV. by reason of Illness, granted on Dee. Ill, for one month, from A.

on said date, to Cable Splicer Michael J. Kn-rUht. Telegraph Hureau, as remained unexpired at A. lec. Is revoked.

Probntional Appointment. William R. Roweli. Assistant Electrical Engineer. Telegraph Bureau, tor three months, to tike effect at A.

Dec 2. Ieiall. to take effect at 8 A. Dec. 24: Fireman first grade Patrick J.

Mulroy. H00X and ljddr li 10 Xlcdical Office while on sick report. SikcIuI leaves of absence, without pay: Capt. John R. Travers.

Hook and ladder 1. 12 hours, from A. Dec. 2rt; IJent. Wlillam J.

Foster. 24 hours, from A. Tec. 2.1: Engineer of Steamer P. J.

Engine 1. 12 hours, from 8 A. M. 1 nx. 2.1; Fireman first grade M.

A. Rcl-for'd. Engine Ri. 12 hours, from a P. 2.1; Fireman first grade William Sooer.

Engine (. 12 hours, from A. Xf 'Dec. 21: Viienian first grade J. J.

Haasett. wk and l-adder 24 hours, from A. Dec. 2.1; Fireman first grade T. A.

Kellv. Engine 24 hours, from A- Dec. 2.1: Pilot Robert Kieijc. Et-sine h7. 12 hours, fiom P.

IK-c. 21. Fik mart thirtl irrade George F. Stein-buch. Engine 12(5.

12 hours, from 8 A. Dec. Flresian third grade August Baler. Hook and Ijd.ler 78, hours, from P. lec.

22: Fireman first grade M- M. Casey. Engine 7. 24 houra, from 8 A. Engineer of Steamer Daniel V.

Warner, Ensine 12S. 12 houra, from A p. De- li; Fireman first grade William A. zLmmern-ann, 12 hours, from P. Dv.

25; I'lrrmui first grade J. Quinn. Cvoa and adder 3. 24 hours, from 8 A. Dee.

2.1: Fireman first grade P. W. Kchoenhut, Engine 12 hours, from A. Dec. 25: Fireman first grade JJ.

1. onuutri. Engine 4 houn. fcom A. Dec 25: Fireman first grade j.

J. Keeley. Engine 2o. 24 hour, from 8 A. Ic.

25; IJeut. John McLoughJin. No. 4. Hook and 1 -adder 22.

12 hours, fmro 8 A. Dec. 54; Fireman first grade J. R. Hook and Ladder 11.

12 hours, from P. Iwc. 24; Fireman third grade J. McCtie. Engine I.

24 houra, from 8 A. Dec. 24: Fireman first grade K. M. Fanning, Engine HO, 12 hours, from 8 p.

Iec. 2. Capt. John T. Xlurphv.

Engine 27. 24 hours, from 8 P. lec 24. Chief of Fourth Battalion Bernard Carlock. 24 hours, from A.

Dec. 25. EDUCATION NOTES. President Egerton L. Winthrop annual re-poct will 1 made to the Board of Education at Its rreetlng on Thursday.

The names of about fifteen school teachers are on the retirement list, which will be presented to the Board of Education on Thursday. The Hoard of Superintendents has approved the trun-fer of Susie A. Oriffin. Principal of Public Pchool 8. Rivington and lewls Streets, Manhattan, to Public School Brooklyn, and the transfer of Rella Strauss.

Prirrlpat or Public School K), Brooklyn, to Public School Manhattan. Local School Board 1.1 will hold its meetings In future In Room lol of the Hoc.rd of Education Hall. Firty-nlnth Street and Park Aveiue. City ii'upt. Maxwell has sent a circular to the public school Principals of the five boroughs.

It reads: Ie 20. 1912. Indies and fientlemen: Your attent.on Is called to the faet that Suh-Dlcicion of Section lid of tne of the Board of Education, referring to the duties of Janitors, has been amended to read as follows: 35. He shall have the tempruture of all rooms occupied for school purposes at not less than 5 degrees Fahrenheit, at A. nn each school tlay.

and, unless lie outdoor tunperaiure be higher, shall maintain the temperature between and us degrees Fahrenheit throughout such rooms, from 9 A. XF. until school is and the temperature of the nails, and passageway hetwr. Ml and oa degrees Fr.hrepheit during the same period Thermostats shall be s-t at si degrees Fahrenheit. You are iristrtn led to put into practice as follow the provisions nf the rrpoi of StK'i-lal Com.nittee mi Ventilation of Public School Buildings.

Mr. John Martin. which report was adopted by tin; lioard of Education on Sepi. Is. During the two-minute exercises ot 10 A.

It A. and 2 P. XI. (he windows should be opened front lop and Ut-tom and remain open fur the tno-nunute period. During every lecess, lassrooni games and other physical training windows should be opei ed.

In any change of ciase-room the outgoing class should open the in-oowh and the Incoming class close lhem. When a class leaves the room for recess tlm windows should he similarly opened. During the luncheon period the windows ie cpened when tho laes leaves the room, and should be closed long enough before the return of tho class to make tha room comfortable. ln carrying out the above provisions due caie should be exercised 111. k-mt-nt weather.

Transoms and other openings from to hall should be kept constantly iV'H at least in part In l.u'l.lings n-it having the plenum ventilation in the halls, wjn.tows opcitiuir frein halls to the outside air should be kept open. hen the of a classroom rises aoe tw degiees Fall? 1 nhe I He windows should be opened, the h.at at the r.l.liaiolS be tinned off, and the Principal notified. When the temperature of a -Iass-n-on falls it. low ci ch orees the putcls should in phys.eal the Principal should be notified. Ill the loll.iw ln hool buildings artificial systems of centilation hi to he us.

.1 lit -the discretion of the Principal when inclement c-ath-r I'oilcds the opt idi'K of indows. In these bull. lings- the rcspnn-ihill'-. for the niaintei.anc of g.sl nidation rests upon fh I'rin. not upon the ianiior.

ianilor has l-een tr operate ihe si su-iu un-u-r or-1. rr 110111 the Dr. Maxwe.l then gi.es a list Ii.ni wuh ni 1 stems and of si hoolswith gravity eysietr.s. and a-'ds In other st lio luildings bavins met h-vnieal ventik turn, uinjii wr.tter rc-ou. --t 01 tiie Princ ipal, il.eiealter 10 be ma le in 1 lulu of cat ti year.

1 accompanied by a vviiii- ti assumption of 1 for li.e building Weil v.ntdate. I.v windows. the Principal vcill is- allowed fu'l 111 the us- or non-use 01 the ar-ifn-mi ssstem. by the Commute, en of Building-'. Principals of evening; schools may uc p-r-inttted.

upon written j.ppl. cation the O.oi-niitt.e on of BuilJnigs assunipt of responsibilliy. order the ration of the ventilating svsteins In the within the period allowed bv the Committee oil Care of Buildings for such operation. THE CIVIL SERVICE. Ti7.

The Munltip.U r-r iio 'otumisf iM 1 as '( ti' lliv. ma K-qu nt th- I ppai I nu-n of Whit Supply, On nl K' 1 1 1 1 for ii ris! John Iri ni ufMsiar.t lurcinan t- borer. 'I-ri. 'Tlv rr.ort .1 that tlir was -i iri'l''iM'i. ti 01 Lib-n 1 1:1 x-iHiiicr.

Tliis liM is f'r Nassau County. It i tt ins pIi'vpu mm nil's 1 1ii uest HiUiA 'ian thai 1 is nan.f rfniovcil tlie hpiiiaiit cA tt-r. iianir, 11 In jail. on Hu- -1 1 i list, whb'h was tii' uld 1' i by he limiis-ion of sixty n.iiif by tho Sirt--t ''h-Mtnui; 'oniniisBiont-r of rnM'btNi hit wf fr th- iM-turbaii' of amm- o. TIk follow mc hnw 1 ortit f-: i-bjit ion of if Uip i 'our 1 Spfi Spsi-iiii at ti Mt I Sitiipon.

.1 -In. -111. Mt II. Lyons. John .1.

Stianabnn, J.i'iifs I-' Jl To; A 11h-s. T'. b. KiHU' i lliK-pins. 7K.4:: Willi 11 1 1 1 ui Wi H.

Weir. 71 -n li.mv 1 i i 1 1 i 1 I ills K. Kan John J. 7v-o; -b Hit. 7.

Mi. barl II lv- K-'oim-v. 77 r.o Wonif Kay r. riniHn s't I 'b ll. J.

Ilikt-v. lo: ihatl a. 1.. Osboii'iK'. 4: rs 'hai ioi 01 U.

Ma'ifbiK- V. Kvnns. A nu a liinb, Jt. at iierinc S. Moran.

Mat? a K. Sara Wi bb. Mini; Mrs Kva Anno n-r, 'tiRs, ill' loi't-' 1 .1 I'ri'Wc, ha a An-it 1 to I'ljllinan, 77 7" M.ir:a "ovl- Tti Mrs. Kliabi ih li V.wV I'hy'iis I.itbauei. 7(1; l-'ratu i A.

llnK-. 7 Ti- Muniial Sen '0111 is.i- 11 has nr-lt r'l na icns for i a I oiauphtsninn i Mrdioal for sinml anl third prab'. Thffo Hr a- nt $1 mhi each an out at in tin 'h, i 1 1-. ivpartnirnt Tb- latiT vaamy is in with th Kami No aiil: at iou will is-U' -i 11 T.I tlati at i lor mental te.Ms I nited SiHten. Thp I'nilo'l -m i'iH i.

announces an opi-n oinpft tt 1 xaiiima' inn. for men only, on l--. 10 a a.aii in Iht iHition of aMtat 1 in ganif )rfrv ion. a. sala' of a ear.

in 1 hr- I Voii; 1 partnit-nt of Asrh nil ur a iry as they may ocm rfq iiimi; Mm -lar qualifications. 'i of this --i-tion will t-nnMst of ait'i mil. work in oonn lion miIi iiniH.riadoi: 4 101-eian birds, inaiii! h.iih of h.nl a 1 ions, haiuKinK i-oTrfspi pi- parn ion of reports, am) in iso-1 la n- out tin ui in 1 on iv-1 Ion ith (fame proi ion 1 omp titor will not require! to appear at anv plait ior faimn.i-tton. but will hf ralr. on th" folh.winic muP-jet ts, whb-h will Iiar 1 relative w-iKhs In-diatn1: Ktbn-a inn an.l ttainine.

prai experience and fitness. put.bv Jtions or llit -fl. -o. I'rartbal rptrieni in th en for 1 mt nt of the jranie nr in 1 tiiiK biid 01 niam-mafs tn the is a pi fop 1-eratlon for this 'option Appli mih'- mh-a hroHd knnwicii; ini'vi- bb! or ihhimuhIs, or who ha had 1 ii'-iii-c in i 1 oria I tn k. puhlic vp- or th- pi parHti.m r.

-s will retie H-ld't I n-du tind-r Sui 'J. I'ndr Siihptt appli 10 ha- n. bshfd s'd'uM 'piit a ol not b-as than wirii-- on rnfort-rnsen of taint- laws in a t- liii Ihf apt-li- aiit ri.nii.s 1 1. ih-to hasd u'Mtn the aelua I t-ond ioiif in If a itor f.nls In th'" -m tho matter suhmiticd P. turned to htm upon reqiic.t Applj, airs nnit bae rearh-d tbrir I en -fifth birthday on th date of the exa.nd.ia ion.

THE UNjTED SERVICE. yprtinl in hr Xrir York Tnw. Thf Army. WASHIXUTOX. K.i.

Ma'or A iriJiiHiu I i 1 n.aK.- tour isits -r uat and Man fr-un l-'-atik '01 1 Ars-nsl 10 of E. I lil Pont fMio-ir l'rn "om-pan. .1 on inpci i i.ci of ms lei is I. cotnl I.lcnt. V.

ion. oast ArtilN rv, from stAff of oiiMiiap.linK District of an to 1 Second l.icul. I'. oast Aitillcrr. frnm 115th Company, to list.

report to (Officer, Artiilnrv t-tnrt of San Eiko. for on Ms siaff First l.icut. W. f.ilVn. Mnti.

al 1lf-rr orps, to Wiili'-r Hcc.l i. (. foi irestmv'il Frt l-i'-ui. It- l--I-r. Mcli.

forps at ''nt itntion. N. ami r-ort to ronioiardiiiK of lhat clut-. Spctia! ui IVc II. r.

la- io H. Wilson. Ari'l'. mmk si to triifrr ini to TIi -f lnfiinii T--iil anl v. -mill Artilictv.

will ii-ccl to Shii i. unto cmlmrk for Honolulu. Jan. First l.icut. F.

H. Coleman. Criii-an v. psrtmcnt ill make not to firrr-l loir visits to the Bethlehem Pircl Companv. nn-l lo.ir visits to Mirtvale Ptel Works.

riiila.Iclplua. on Inspection of ordnn material. Scconl Lieut. i- ArnolJ. Tweniy-uinth lafaotrr.

from Colle Park. to Marble-, hen.d, for temporary duty, ami upon rwnpl'tlnp proce4 to Dayton. Ohio, for similar aeronautical duty and then return to -College fnrk. Kin-! IJeut. If.

H. Matven. Coast Artil-lery CoijAi. to Weat rotnt. N.

T. boards of officers aa nerelnaftcr ronttltute.1 ar apputntev) to meet at ths ports desicnate. for the examination of officers Cor pronioiion: Fort Hancock. N. Major 1.

W. lUnd. Medical Major H. 8. AOernethy.

Coast Artillery: Capt. 1. c. Crawford. Co.st Artlllen'.

L. Brlnton. Coast Artillery, and Cspl. A. N.

Tasker, Meolcal Corps. Fort Worden, Wai.li.-Major C. J. ilartlett. Medical Conis; Major S.

C. Vestal, Coast Artillery; Cpt. G. Ontway. Coast Artillery; Capt.

J. HuBhes. Coast Artillery, and First Ulcut. C. H.

Castleu. Mcji. al Corps. Fort McKinley. Me.

Major W. H. Wilson. Medical Corps. Major A.

Motes, Coast Artillery; Capt. II. M. Memam. Coast Artillery; Capt.

J. A. RujckIcs. Coast Anlllerr. and Firm.

1-ievjt. I'. O. Urske. Medical reserve.

Fort Grebl. U. I. Major T. J.

Kirkpatrick. Mrdical Corps; Major Fv O. Sar-ratt. Coast Artillery; Capt. F.

Schmluer. Medical Corps. Capt. W. K.

Bcttlscn. oaf Artillery, snd Fii.it Lieut. II. K. Ixiushry.

oast Artillerj'. Fort Crockett. Texas Capt. J. M.

Cowatd, Coast Artillery; Capt. J. Hourke, Medical Corjis; Capt. W. K.

Murray. Coast Artillery; First Lieut. H. F. Spuncm.

Coast Artillery, and First Lieut. W. Denton, Medical Corps. Fort Stevens, tire. Capt.

F. S. Mary, Meilicsl Corps; Capt. W. H.

Carpenter, oast Artillery; Capt L. Turtle, Coast Artillery; First Lieut. J. E. Townes.

Coast Artillery, and First Lieut. O. F. Hrnr.lntt. Medical Reserve.

Fort Washington. Md Major G. MclJ. Van I'ooie, Medical Corps; Capt. V.

W. IUI-slon. Coast Artillery; Capt. L. C.

Iuncnn. Med ical Citp; Capt. J. E. Wilson, Const Artillery, and First Lieut.

G. L. Van Deusen, Coast Artil'ery. Fort X. -('apt.

K. 1.. Gilmer. Coast Artillery; Capt. IF.

J. Watson, Coast Artillery; Capt. c. 1'ovs er. oast Aml-lerv, apt.

(.1. L. McKmney. MUnal Corps, and Firsl Lieut. J.

D. Whithani. Medical Crtps. The loilowini; named officeis will report to the of the board at the post for examination to determine their Illness for promotion: V. M.

Colvln, Const Artillery CotT'S. Fort Hancock, N. Match 1H. First Lieut. II.

V. Colley, Coast Artlllery Corps, Fort Worden Jan. 1.1: Second Lieut. K. Const Artillery Corps.

Fort Kinlev. Mc," Jan. Second Lieut. W. L.

Coast Artillery Corps. Fort (irebl. R. 1.. Jan.

Second IJeut. F. F-. KlIiKinap. Coast Artillery.

Fort Cr.xkett, Texas, Jan. 1.1; Second Lieut. S. W. Spcrry, Coast Artillery Corps, and Second Lieut.

U. F. Cox. Coast Corps. Fort Slovens, Jan.

11: Set-on, 1 Lieut. 1. X. Sws.n, Coast Artillery Corps. Fort WRshiiiRgion.

Jan. 11; Second Lieut. II Stoall. Coast Artillery Corps. Fort Cas-n.

II. X. 11. Capt. Childs.

Twenty-fifth Infantry, to ins ri-Kiment prior to lis departure tor station in lciartment of Hawaii, on transKrl lo leave San l-'i am-iKco on Jan. ti. First Lieut, c. L. liRVcni-ort.

Xineteenth Infantry, tu Ills home iirpparatory to his rcllre-tirenient First l.ieut V. Hennessey. Fifteenth Cavalry, detailed as 1'rofessor of Mltilary Science at Otckoii AKricllltural ('ollepe, ore. The icsis rial ion of Second Lieut. L.

Sward. Tiventy-sixth Infantry, has been ac-ccpi cd. A lioard officers, to consist of Lieut. Col. (5.

H. Momun. Kleventh Cavalry; Major W. .1 I. I.vster, Medi.al Conn; Major II.

L. Hovvse. Llevenlh Cavalry; S. I. R-MLkenbach.

Klev.nth Cavalry, and Capt. W. K. Medical Col-; s. is appointed to meet at Fort ik horpe.

i la Jan. 111. Leave of month is it ranted Col. F. Baker, Ordnance The" Li.

it. C. A. Gardiner, placed on letire.l l.s: Lieut. Commander II.

K. Yarnell. detached the I iah. Jan. to the New Jersey as nav i- K.i'or.

Lieut Commander Wilson, detached the Colorado: Naval Hospital, Mare Inland, Cil. Ln ut. W. detached the Cumberland; to ehaiRe rifle ranicc. tuanta nauio.

Lieut. T. A Thompson, detached the Florida; lo aid on BtalT of Rear Admiral F. E. Hcatty.

Movements of rival Vessels. A rrived Sonoma at navv yard, New York: al Mare Island. Ml. higan and South arohna at Norfolk. Minnesota and Kansas at I'hiladelphia.

South Dakota at Tlhuron. Whe- 1-1112 at Savannah. llel-na at Shanchal. Monie- rev at Manila. Colorado, and Man.

land al San IVouietheus at Mare Island. Supply at Guam, and lTairie at Sailed Wai i inKion from Xorfolk for Cheyenne from I li ruertoti for Taeoma. fi-oni San 1 mcko for San Fran-isi linn, nll.al from Portsmouth. for Guania-namo: Arkansas and Iela.vare from K.y st for I. Iroquois from San for Mare Island, and San Francisco frotn Fortsmouih.

II f'-r New York Cilv I S. NVvcrk ban t.een ordered pl.ii ed in first reserve al the navy yard. Norfolk. Va. Lost L.

Sattir.lav mcht, Tec. at Louis Manin's or (ienrxe or in taxi, diamond bar pin. iCsmt five lotift. eleven i.ton.s. set across; $io reward.

Call MornmK-slde .11.4 LliST Circular plHtinuni pin. set with dia-molld, one inch in diameter, on Broadway or In-iween and 44th, rewatd. Kim; Hniel lte. tor T- I j. Iv's embroidered handliau in ia.

lies' in Klumslein's dept. store. Monday liber wHirl no uuestions asked for return. Shafer. Lr.olhursl Av 1..

1ST l-'iv dollars reward tot ret urn of lad Mild iiiialins case watch, lost between and Sts Conly. IS West Idili St. ST l.oiu- blown mulT in Lird Ktidny afternoon Return to 1'ie-r-int for reward. L' 1ST iVar! bro-s-h. eitner at Altman's or on Av Liberal reward if i.

turned to o44 West 7Jd. LOST- nislit. betvve.n 4oth nnd 44th S-s -d coral cnrrlng: reward. Room 4J1. 1 l.r o.id-.v a l.i iST lie.

-Jl parnet br.i. elet. plain flat valued keepsake; reward. VJ-I I nsr, Tiiuis.iav nicni. In tai roni public Theatie lo r.i.

lin.ond llo-el. eml roidcrei opera l.rr voni" ins dd silver tun, no' ia s. Floremc 1U-. 70 est fZT IlKW.Mil) FOR IMA MONO CROWN WTI, LOST C2. I l-T' A CO.

FIFTH A STREET .1 IM REWARD. eiiher in 1.17th St lxiwnlown Rroadway ribwav or between 1.17th Si. and l.lluh St I il s- wr ite dress. Return to Miller. Weft Si.

Found FOIXO el, elope. :ilr.se.l Miss rvotli St. a' 1 Av SKuiiiay even-In c. -I- East St Mclxumld. Lost and Found, Cats, Dogs I.oST Friday.

I'ec "0. sn.aU Scolch terrier. bla.k ai.d while nilxe.1: nainc suitable reward. Iteturn 10 Faulkr.cr.-4"7 Park Fr nch bulldoc. br.ndle, with white and one while raw.

from "7 West Answers to name Rcvvanl. i Boarders ante Cast Bide. 11111 ST. 10 EAST. I lesirable roofns; water.

Mellent tabic: lelereiices: tele, phone. east. laii'K-e. i-l lent ly hie 11. -e.

uiliforta room "nVLNG PLACE. 47. Newly furnished Inre ar.d small looms; (x.ellent table, table itu'sis: lelephone. IRV1.M! Pl.M'i:. 71.

vale baths: iKlanl Cianv-ny 107 lrce. s.nall r.M-.ms; U'el'-piione est Bltfa. II A 4C. Comfor'ahle I.irce. sniaM room; client IK hie; steam table cic-is Mill.

rooms phone -'l-'l and small well boated: unexicllcd board. EST. 1 1, art shopping district. convenient' theatres, high-claes home cooking, table boat d. i 41TH 2 Wl-T.

Hotel) (Juiet for quiet people." Single rooms. Including board. Jin per week: use of bath; suites consisting of parlor, sleeping apartments, private bathrooms, up per week, including board for f.vo. other double room-, steam beat throughout; levator service. 'Phone 000b Bry-ant 4TI! 117 WF.ST Large, single looms.

private ba'hs. house, table first r-fei run s. i ST. US WEST Established 1'4 years; r.M.nis and suites; prlvuic l.allis. telephones; tal le i ST 64 WEST" Large first references.

f.TTH ST. 'I- I WEST. First-, lass large and small r.s.tii-: g.vj Subwav; telephone. KTH ST. 72 WEST.

'omfortaMe room: Hirple i.vble; a may le to vour advantatie 72l. I'll EST. Medium and rooins: vvell-appo'nte I house; tabic guests accoin-' 7'I 27 EST. Soul hei bouse, desirsble double, single rooms, private bath; table guesls; moderate. ST wa.er, rea--nahle M2! WEST.

Se lit table on 1 loor. front Iarlor viinin; 2o WEST Just oi-ne l. n-wly fur -n pleasant rooms, running water; 1. I't laMe. Tl'TII ST.

114 and 112 WEST. No. e. Had and Th p.cibeur -1 pder one management; srlr--t resid.ntiai hotels; rew throughout; steam beat: ev cpvonal r.K)tns and suites, handsome parlors. rooms, lounge and tea room: Ideal all appointments; Swuthern looking: white maid service: rates reasonable.

Willc for booklet. Thone 7140 Schuyler. The New York Times censored Want AdverKsements Only adttrtittmentt fit print." To the Situation Seeker. Draw a Want Ad. on the Bank of New York's Wealth and Opportunities.

Make it payable to yourself and cash it through The Times classified columns. Your check will be promptly honored. Unlimited profit and advantage from this big city are waiting for you on demand. Why not take them? You can do it almost as easily as the man with a bank account who writes the amount he needs on a check, hands it to the cashier and receives his money. Insert a Situation Wanted Ad.

in The Times that's the way. It is easy to place your order by telephone. Call 1000 Bryant and give it to an Ad. taker, who will attend to all details. The ty pe used for Wants Is aate.

By counting- six average rliort) words to the line In small type or four words If set In capitals, you may icwdlly estimate what your advertisement will cost by consulting tba table: Classification. Per At. Line. Help Wanted Situations Wanted 15 Asents Wanted. A sents anted Hoarders A- Fioard Wanted Rooms to Let or Wanted 20c Aivarinients to Let or Wanted.

0 et or Wanted. 0 eaus I aes Wanted Vim, i ry Hoard Emplovment llur lloises ami Carriages Houses to Let or Itusiness Notices 1 1 P.uslnrss opportunities Lost. Found. Rewards Purchase and Public Notices SOe Boarders Wanted West SKa. 80TIF.

U'4 WEST- Exceptionally fine room; electricity, telephrpe. home environments, generous table: refeiences. XITH 14T WEST. Comfortable suite two rooms, tothroom. sunny; front parlor; running water; references.

hSD 11 WEST. Warm, well appointed rooms, southern eposure; first flight. Phone Schu.vler. S4TH ST nl WEST. Elegant large, small rooms: private baths: excellent cuisine; all a conim.vdatl.ins; telephone.

LM.TII (S WEST. Family suite, all cor- rooms, up: with board, $1 up. H7TH. 04 WEST. --Rooms with board: very de-sliahle house; convenient "1." and Subway.

HV.li. icrner West Kiel. 8711. l.arge corner room, all conveniences, splendid cuisine; ra'es moderate. 114TH WEST Exceptionally large.

sunny room; adjoining taih; excellent table, table guests. 11 WEST. I. arse room second floor a Iso single; table gurMs home cooking. U.7TH WEST, (Rroadwsy Subway.) 1-arge front room; Oerman cooking; private rlevan-r Apartment HUTU ST, to r.4- WEST, (near Rroad-vvav i healthful section, the An-dul.

in; bright, w. ll-heated rooms: electricity, pi. vnte 'phone, bath, every comfort: II- one. til to two. Including exrellent board: parlor dining rooms: separate tables: social surroundings, real home.

Telephone. -757 Audubon A A Adult family. Protestant, having beautifully furnished high-class apartment. Riverside trive. close to Subway, southwestern ex-vsure.

wrll take as one of family, refined married who will appreciate the environment of private home In preference to hotel. Investigate; highest references exchanged: no others. 10(1 Times Brooklyn. PIKRREPONT 7 Fleam-heated rooms: excellent table; convenient Borough Hall ay. HOME comfortable, excellent table phone, dally practice.

20!) Bay 31st Rrooltlvn. Marsans Board Wanted Rim and board bv voung man In private familv no other Is.arders; near between and C. W. Furnished Rooms East bld. PTII sT.

EAST, close to Av. Comfortable liratej rooms, running water; near baths IS" 1 EAST Furnished rooms: without boarJ. running water, steam heat: i.H,-;. SI" EAST Rooms with and without b.ith, references. ST.

sd FAST Elegant furnished room. suitable for one or two. Telephone 3soo Tlazn. wiTII. 14.1 EAST I-arire.

small furnished front rooiiis. excellent table; telephone; prlvau house. IllVlXd PLACE. 14 Front rooms; box spring beds tiled bathrooms: absolute cleanliness. Rulldiiig.

MADISON AV near Comfortable targe room, suitable two gentlemen; bath; ball n.m refeieni-. s. West Side. TiTll A 2." Refined surroundings; nice IlKiit, small r-smis; bath: breakfast optional. UTH 4 1 WEST I-srge.

sunny, front room; private lath: modern conveniences; telephone; other rooms. XC KST. Attractive room; steam heated: piivatc family. Telephone 819S Stanvvood. 47TM ST 41 WEST.

-1-arge and small ele-can'iv furnished steam-healed rooms; breakfast optional. II ST. ITO WEST -Large parlor, other toims; private bath, hot water: IJ up: heated. Cl'DSl WEST. Large front room, suit-He in.) gentlemen: steum.

Improvements; eon- ellletit Subw ay. lloyt. rivr! TiTB kst. HALL ROOMS, XKWI.T P.EXOVATEn sT -J1j WEST. beautifully furnished, large, iiglrt rooms tn private apartment, suitable for gentlemen: all conveniences; breakfast optional; referen.es exchanged.

0-sTH ST. 14H WEST. Handsome second floor; private bath; other rixmis, large, and single; r-f. rem-ea. dsl II WEPT.

-Bachelor apartments: eioui-itely kept: unrivaled service; absolutely prl.ate; every modern convenience; b-enkfast if -sired highest references only. 7o KtV EST beautifully furnished tociit; light luc parlor, kitchenette. Phone .1. To i ll. Es'l auiiful large room, also medium.

Iiot water plentiful; baths, phone. tefeteme. It 1 WEST. -Rooms, bath, private iwrmanoil i eferences. 7L-T 2R WEST.

Desirable front and ba- rom: steam heated: electric light; 'phone. 70T11 ST. 1 1 WEST Pnusually handsomely furnished floor, single or suite; private house; rieit references. 1 ScnT' STV 12" WEST. Ideal rooms; parlor suttr; suitable doctor; new iy turuiaiieu tl.rouvrhou-: conveniences; reasonable.

82IJ ST L.2 WEST. Handsomely furnished eor.tinuous hot water: sll telephone; Subwav. elevated. yM "27 WEST. Private house: second "tloor.

large front, uiedium rear; shower, tele- pnone; moderate. WEST Private house; hand-s uiielv fiirnuihed room: bath, terms moderate. Tel. TT; Riverside. 27 WEST.

Attractive, homelike roomi; lsite small: wsr.n. sunny; all conveniences; telephone; reasonable. 07TH ST, WEST Private Jewish family; room suitable two. breakfast; high-class elevator apartment. Crossman.

lirT ST WEST. warm, small, comron-aMe Toom: bath one flight; man. buainess won-an. I 4 WEST ITivate house near sub-! vvav station; refinej environment, small, at-I trsctive room Telephone. EST l-arge front r.Hm.

dressing r.o'.tL-Convenient 1." Subway; private h-v'se ST. WF.ST Light, hest'd rooms, g.ntiemen only, reference- telephone: S2.00; rennins water. lT'lT II ES ::.) Newly furnished room: private family; homedke; gentleman: private enlram-e ST 44 WEST, "between Morningside and Columbia Pniversity (c hoice rooms, ale-valor; moderate. Apartment it. Famished Room West HM.

11TH 411 WEST, (near Columb a telephone: alnala rooms IT. VO. double. f.VM 9mlth. 121 ST SOP WEsVr.

(half blov-k F.ast Pioa.1-wsy.) Beautiful room, newly furnished reception room: excellent 'inlnc room elevators, ssee Mr. Tetman. 12ITH 541 WEST American faml elevated and Bread sy Subway. U. genlleroan.

Apartment 21. 12TTH Av )-Attrmctive front parlor, high-class e'evstor apartu.ent; Mork Broealwar Puhwrv; reasonable: geatle- man. 'Pnone ZII Momisgslde. Apt. I.esTH (IS WEST.

Ideal single room. high-clase apartment, excellently furnished; gentleman. $-4. Webber 137TH 811 Sul'e. private bath: single rooms, running waier.

hotel service. Plerson A SOUTHERN L.IY w.li rent one. two rvoms, corner apartment, Broadwsy, Hudson, near trtlh St. Sibmay Station. Phone 48 River.

NO CHAFUJE detailed Infotmation regarding ii00 places where superior accommta lions can be secured: all investigated. Inland's. 4 Wnt a3d (2r.th year) RIVERSIDE DRIVE. si9. 1.17th St.

Bubw.n Ideal rooms, overlooking Hudson: beat in this section: reasonable. ROOM AXD noiRD DIRECTORY. Call and examine our list of rooms In ail localities with and without board, high class, denra'. le In every way. Iisi COU'MBPS AV.

TEI.CTIIOXK COL1MB1H TH XEW YORK. 22 WesuElegantly kept: private baths: monthly. WASH1XC1TOX VUVCE. 121 l-arse. elegaht-iy furnished room, porcelain bath adjoining, telephone and every convenience, responsible party; So; also studio, north light.

Rooms Wen tad Furnished. IIEXTLFMAX wants furnished room In respectable rclghtorhood must be comfortable and convenient to Subway serve e. price not considered, guaranteed one ear. ievment by bank. 7.

Times A CEXTLEM A desire- room and private bath In strlctlv privsl- family; l.stion must be first-class neighlorbood. lnw IMih sr Address, with terms. 21 Times Downtown. LADY, refined, best references, wants large room, kitchenette, bath. 1st or I'd floor.

-taeen FtMh and Madison and (th; must ba high class. Times. Apartments to Let Uaf nraiibtd neat Slda. Consult our list Investigated sublet apartments. Leland Co.

4 West SL i2Sth rear.) Furnished St. Nicholas "41. corner 127th -Handsomely furnished four. five, six room eleva tor apartments: special holidav teductiops; $J0 monthly uiward. furnlhe.

rooms, adjoining baih. kitchen, t-'l, fd weekiv. lll'TH ST WEST -Handsomely furnished seven-room front aiartment foyer, two baths; new, exclusive elevator apartment $irst monthly. Apanmert ,2. Futnished aiiartmcnts for lease, sleir.

term leases. Slawson A llobbs. 1.12 West St. 20 East Coiner MadWon A- Fine roon.s, pilvate bath. and fin monthly.

Unfurnished Apartments Wanted Two rooms, kitchenette and tath. bv refined young couple: Brooklyn. dov-npn, or 1-e low 2J.1 Xew York, C. 2) ptfhes rownloa n. Furnished Apartments Wanted.

Three rooms and Ixtli. tirni -'-ed moderate rental: be'ow 72d St. 7.. Time-. Help Wanted, Female EST CO Fifth Av at St Renulie an intelligent woman l.o -ioi understands children's millinery and is i.aut-l-of assisting the buyer.

XEW YORK SCHOOL OF SECRETARIES Aeolian Hall. 27 West 42d Si Secretarial courses only: Inducement enrollments before Jan. -4. V. M.

Wheat. Dire. or. Help Wanted, Malt BECOME A JEWELER: enter a dignified. profitable field, leacli vc.i in it few months diamond stt.r.g.

encra-. ir.K. making platinum diamond jt w-elrv a-i a--ist vou in establishing your own business or guarantee you a pos.tion; easy terms. Sv Keiling Ml Maiden Unr HAVE you sold pianos sut and are you fixed for the next year? Do you want to Join the forces of a laree factory? We use you if you are a bustler and can supply your own leads Address us ln confluence. Pianos.

Box Times. MEX All upatlons. join SI. Ijwre-i Association: sickness, injury, natural d4tii. 1 monthlv; representstlves wanted, oiiunis-ioi: 1.1-4.

2-V1. ion William St XEW VnitK snionl. (ii- SECRET THKS Aeolian Hall, 27 est 4d arln 1 courses onlv spet-isl rats for 'nc-forc Jan. 4. V.

M. WHEAT, Director. SAI.ESMEX To men with s. ling ability acquainted with furnishing goods and clothing trades, to place my well-known line of waisr-coata. maeklnaws, raln.s-.ats, auto duster-.

hI-paca coats, outing trousers. Summer clothing, robes, and smoking jackets. In th- Middle West and 8outh. we offer exceptional uni i ies to majve big money to the right men. s-ub.

stantlal trade will be turned over Address, glvlntr full particulars as lo your ahilliv and past and present employment, will be treated In strict confldcn -e, Al Hermann 'o T. Broad wav SALESM F.P LIVE of I-ADISS" DRESSES Ml SI IS I NOKH-WEAR: TWO (jl-- THE STKOVCKST LI ES IX THE MARKET: (X A STRICTLY COMMISSION" jasis. I ox ro, oth a v. AX lairge corporation with an extensively advertised line and bruirh offices in the leading cities desires to add to their sales force two g.Kd salesmen. If you feel that you make good after telng shov.

how, call on Sales Manager. Vr-t '-Ith Si tenth floor SAI.F.SMAX. A house of many standing wishes to ensage a few hiight iung nu for cltv and vl.dn.iv. comiiiission onlv Call after 3 P. t(2 Pine St SALESMAN.

Lxperieir. e.l saies.nai. for importing flower and lea. her li.uis.. gis-l territory snd one for city and Addre-s Irr.jiorler, 4S Times.

SALESMAN' going West to take side line of Infants' wesr on commission t.sls American V'hlte (ioods Novelty 3'-' West lfth St SA LEr -I EX Side line notion house-, whole-ssl to take sanilaiv napkins cn road iHsutseh. Broadway "fKACHER Isaac Pitman shorthand dav and excellent opportunity, ate particulars (5 22 Times fowntown EXPERIEXt'ED MUX to handle line of tiand- bags on toad and eily; only thoa, ri. nosj In the line wi i oe. iiitirMri. imse.o.i basis 7 Times.

YOl MAX A XTKl it. large OlflC niJSt have expert, if. Insurance and be neat pe imarr r. Ile-'on. and n'ary expe.

Iiot J.OOC. Xew 1 ork Ity YOI'XO MAX. st'-nogrspber and lokkce j-r' assistant: ban -e where good rk and to business will Is- r-wa- Pd State experience, sslarv, Ac A 7 YOt'NG MAX with some publishing (visTi.ri.e wanted to assist woman editor ott email monthlv: salary small, tail Munduv st 12. lit Fast 2ith St. Employment Bureaus COLTJCiE er.

male trsrher; Immedte'v HOPKINS Educational Agency. S' th Av. Situations Wanted an 1 A OERMAN LADY. and Kngiish. desius a s.ioi a- companion and housek.epc: Freaclt.

i In or nvar rpv er v. Ith Ltiite. dren Frsulein I-bnv-rt West Kl-t. 2 Rlv er BOOKKEEPER. STEX il'HEK Competent, industrious, accurate; small salary, E.

1.731 Pitkin Av Bnoklyn COMPETEXT DRESSMAKER Makes children dresees. leaeouable. Mme. Juliet. 12i ICast 121 St.

4 Siuw -ant STKNoGR FHEH efficient, turning out a-cinte work: references saiarv. (1 2.M Times powi.town STKXfaiP.APHKP. rit. i ami er relisble. IIUSIWO.TIIV.

lllH-l --i. nnc sa isry ni.xierale. r. .1 STENOGRAPHER OFFICE ASSFSTAXT-flenerallr intelligent: famillsr oi i routine; small salary. Ea-t Brradwsy ST EXUG A R.

Cl lege ed u. a t.on pnelt'on preferred; highest credentials. 127 Poell Brooklyn. Situations Wanted Mala ACCOCXTAXT. auditor, eaperl; fsirtneratih or Conors Ion books snsrned.

audited, system! '-Ue. and closed: trial Income, prafrt and lose s'ateroems. and balance sheets pre-pared: small sets books ktn reference, per-eonal service, reasonable chaxcea. AccowntacL, X. Tlto A.X'CXTAXT Books opened, closed, wrlttea up.

audited, ststemattaed, 5 mowLhly at: trial balances, financial statements. Fried lander. s7 Broods ay Phone 437S Oramercy. ACCOI VTANT. expert, open, rloee, aadlt.

err-a tie books, pr financial ataiesneats. Investigations, work i-onf identlal enarvea moderate. Smltr." ,9 Rroedwsv. Tel. JUJ Cort.

ACCOt NTANT Books opened, sy stems disentangled. arrangements wita firms not employing bookkeepers: S3 weekly. Accountant. Mercer 5t. Tel.

3ft Spring AiWI XTAXT -Expert: books opened, rloaed. balan. e.1. svstemstlsed. audited, written p.

kept part time, reasonable. Frechi man. Ju Brnadwsv. V. Telephone Worth SAX ACCOPXTAXT Audits, books opened, financial statements, systems Installed, fnra-liner, ulo le Kalb Brooklyn.

Telephone Hushvi Aroir.NTAXT, degree, opens, closes, corpora ion single, or partnership books; moderate-' Kov -m, Madison Kcjuare ACCOPXTAXT. expert: books opened, closed. adjusted, kept part time, reasonable. Auditor. Mb Av AMPITIOIS voung mari, seeks chance sniii-tung: rooueraie salary.

Box 77k West S7th St. BOOKKEEPER. i2i.) thoroughly romnetent offf men. ante correspondent; take full charse. rno.jrae salary Harry IS Irving Telephone Stuyveeant.

bookkeeper. at.y educated, handle Oermll correspondence, desires raltion; salary mad trate J. A 2ivt Esst 7 1st St IvOoKK 1'FPFR wsnts best reference: unxlerate salary W. Slv) Broad Newark. .1 Married; city or country: ears' experience: strictly temperate; careful driver best of retetences.

C. 244 Iviel ilih --I PR. -villi long experience, for cloaks and s.iiis mill ne.v system ts manufacture cloaks II l.rod-kv. Broome St l.ttAICHTSMAX- Architectural Junior wishes position, tracer, demller. second year student.

Martin, East 27th St. EX.ilXEKR. ZH, first class license; experienced wnli all kinds ot machinery, desires position where sobriety, steadlneea are appra- lated. 7(1 Times. EXPERT STATISTICIAN, well trained In nornle analysis, wishes to make permanent connections beginning January with a responsible concern, preferably with a Wall Street; house: experience; rcferc-neee.

1M Times. CARDKNEK, married; life experience, vegetables, fruits, flowers, lawns, and drives; handy with rartentcr's tools; wife high-class laundress, best references. T. Martin. 43 East St Xew r'k Cltv MAXA'iEH.

msniifscturlng. sales, ten years' exjs-rteucr. desires liange mechanical ar ele. rrl. al lilt Times ri.

I.i;s.M A A egreesiv voung man. 23. some cxiwrlenee. s'k j-tsttioti; must be goo-l business salary or commission. 74 Time-.

SAI.K..-.MA Plight voung man, 24. seeks wuh relia.de voncern. IkS. 1 21 Av.n-j. SHIPPIV.i LKItK.

PACKER AXD A -Ell. veais experience, married, would like with g.sd house. Al references V.P Eut St. TTTT -i axT eiTe nt figurer. reliable, two ears experience clerical work, Al references, wants fasltion where good work rnesn- sdvrvre-etnent ae-ounting firm pre- I.

rreo. I K. hi'i Park Brooklyn. iol'Xi MX, wishes rslt)on In the evening l.inv.n the hours of and 10 P. hoi.est wiLmg and conscientious worker.

4 Tim. Vol MAN. "Jl. ambltioos. eager to learn rood o'.

s. ion. desites opportunity. SS Iwtwiitnttn 1.i'X; MAX. wishes position with ha nee advancement Joseph Xackenson, Hes- I jr Burl CenraerTlaL AC.

ii'XTAXTS Office Helpe'S. P.oK KEEPERS, of Serv ice Co (Agency I M-IIERS 14'a H'way Tel. 34'H Cort. 1 i A iTliil PLOY EXT EXCHANGE Agency, i Officers av Directors: Baimard. Prea Jacob Fchlff.

John Ft V. I'. Robert W. De roroel, Paul M. Warburg.

Tress. Ceorge lumen thaU, outerhrtdge. Se-v Francis L. lllne. Iawee.

Hudson Terminal Bldg Church Street. MALE coRRESPoNfiEXT-English. Oermsn. sn-1 Fren I. Must have held similar position wllh si.s and Iso.d bouse "xceilent position with prominent Wail Street house.

INDEX English. German. and I- Hanking exis-rlence. Good position with veiv large banking house. I'l: FTSM A X-Cas engines, 4c.

experience. loo f.RA FTSM AX -Maehlnerv. conveying. $100. S'PEPIXTEVDEN'T Apartment liouse.

German. 1.2si an rooms Loa ci.PRK. STEXi siiRAFHER-Rank. LNV.i.'E i I.KHK ExiHst and Import experi. "edge of Sianleh: f2T.

to t-'sD nut goods, ex- I STEXoiHlAPHEl; Engineering ex pet lenoa, IMI STEX" A PI I English and Spanish; t2S. SI EN" -FierKh. (ierman. and English RANK CLERKS- and tun. hes 1-EM ALE.

KookKKKrKfl-lHiunlf entry; 115." rook KEEPF.F. Ixmg Island lty; 929. STE.N. a I'll ER -HisliiUh translator: STEXi I'll ER- rman and English; bank. Domestic.

A. -For excellent servants 'phone Rl-ersde Domestic Service Agency, 203 West ALOOXQPIN EMPLOYMENT Efficient s. rvants s.i plied, all rlssris Tn L.xlnglon Av. IMaxa ALL KINDS (select) help supplied Immediate-h references Investigated. Harlem 4JST0 Mld.Prvx Emp Bureau.

2 West 1.14th St. BONTi i o-AI help supplied. 1.11s irlem. Old Agem-y. Weet 134(i com PET EXT COIORED HELP of all trades supplied.

Riverside Employment Agency, 13 West St. ltiverlde 1X. CO ET help, short notice, procurable sr Prog reserve Emp, reliable. 34 West 131st. Harlem.

FIRST-CLASS SERVANTS. Mrs. Rerta Carl. son'. Employment Agcru 2.4f4 RroadwSv.

betine.n and Sts. Telephone M2T 'iKXKUAI. Very neat, willing rirl. g.sid ook excellent laundress: finest colored: waiters supplied; P. a.

son g. -v. East 132d near Cth Av Tei. "siitt-Harlem HoPSEWoRKEIS, Polish; Cook. Germsn.

$: iefeten.es. Fvmeste Exchange. 324 Columbus Av. Schuyler 9VUL EHKrilFMin LXIPIXITM EXT. Help supplied day.

week, month: male, female. 107 West lflSd St. Tel CSKl Morntngkide. For Sale MlacellAneoas TYPEWRITERS RENTED 3 MONTHS FOR li.SS snd Kept In perfect condition during t.n'a- term. We also have them to sell.

All tnifkes All prices. Fittest models. Full? Call, write, or telephone fee THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. AMERICAN" WRITING MACHINE CO. way.

at Dcane St. I Telephone 14:. H'wav. at l-nnard itet B'way at Kt. Franklin, 1 Bar lav steet Tel.

it Cortlandt. A large lot of off furniture; purchased front ramigu coinmtitee at greatly reduced price: roll, flat, and tjpesiil't desks, tables, aUn csbtnrts. chairs, hat trees, settees, oak a ad niahoganv Qui. Se McKenna, HeaOe tit. Slightly used office furniture, safes, tyna writers, adding machines, cash registers, multlgrsphs.

filing abtneta. Neoetyles. ad- (IressogTaph tiarlllions. Nathan's, lui Warta. tiesr Hyoadwav llo typewriters, costing 100 each new, new and i.

deao-leaf IvimHih ka esks. selling out SfiS Broadway. Handsome biok'-aiM, otdv euitext to very large room: shown by appointment. Miss Ease-. West 1 4th ft.

Pianos and Organ YEARLY KACTORT FALE. cir.SIXO OPT AIJ. PEED ODl CTTF.E LPR1GHT. GRAND. AND PLATER IPIA.N(r-' BARGAIN FOR fHRKVIi BPVkhs.

WRITE OR CAFJ. FOB. BAROaUM LIST. KVKIlTTHIVfi MI'ST PE POU. JAXSSEN- Pi2D AND BROWN PL-.

NEAR ST. BTATIOX. i Player piano, siandard make, fctt notes: DHtsle, I 1 nch; sell at saerlfite. 311 West 4Sd. Dogs, Birds and Poultry Ideal Gift Toy spaniel.

Ruby-Blenheim, ray ally isred year old absolutely healthy; gvar- pe'lgree; J- Call l'i tO ST after 4 P. West SUi St. A eoiisi of moving, sell cheap, one wolf hound, two bia. Chows, three small Bosiens. end 1'omnanuins.

71 East, 77th. Ss flits.