The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1903, Page 2

cr a COMMERCE BILL REPORT ADOPTED Measure Which President Roosevelt Says John D. Rock- efeller Is Secretly Fighting Gets Almost Unanimous Vote. | ¢ PARTY WHIP TO PASS Speaker Henderson Under the Ban for Opposition and Congressman Littlefield Only Republican Mem- ber to Vote Against It. (Special ia The Evening WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 enee report on the Department of Com- merce bill was adopted by the House torday by a vote of 251 to 10. Congressman Littlefield, whose anti- Trust dil is opposed by President Roosevelt, voted against the report The Commerce dill has aroused bitter feeling in the Republican ranks, and those who go against the wirhes of the leaders on the feel the party wrath ¢ Henderson is already under » President and is fast H voted on to-day is that © oantaine the Nelson amendi President Roosovelt s OU Company defeat Is using every effort Travesty and Makeshift. Congressman Richardson. ‘one of the Democratic confers s on measure. denounced the Nelvon amend- ment, which provides for public!t travesty and makeshift, He if the President and Congress wanted stromag ani-net bill the Lit would be passed in was charged that the > on amend= ment would de a xteat Weapon tn tae hands of the dominant purty for eam- paign purposes Mr. Richardson held that the featare of the amendment which provide! tha * only a9 much of the affairs of poration was to be made pudlic, “President should xeo Mt" was Wook | in princip) | “will a amendment, r ative Richard | defeat the very thing the people want the control of the trusts and che giving of publicity to thelr affairs.’ President Roosevelt is yno' Spoor e¥ Lenderssy in all his efforis ty secure anti-trust iegisiation “Uncle Joe Cann pprrppriacions Committe has succeé ed him in the comldence of Mr, Roos = Velt, and it ls to him that the | now looks to insure the ying out of his anti-trust programme, Henderson Turned Down, Speaker Henderson, the President hax eard, gave Mr. Hepbur f | the House Commitee the substitute amendment for the sur, amendment, and advocated its a ceptance by the House conferrees. President “has also advised all friends in the House not Speaker Henderson regardin, but to talk with Chairman of th The ms} to consult anti-trust r, Cannon ; bi ratiers, rustful have the Republicans become of Speaker Henderson's anti {rust position that ‘a movement hur boon started to withhold from him tie ual vote of thanks at the end of tne fission. When the vole was called for Chair. man Hepburn demanded the previous question on the conference report and awked for the yens and nays, thus ti suring a vote of record. Certain Republicans wao declared thi would vote against the amendment <% ! not have the courage to do so waen| they found a yea and nay Vole was to) taken, Congressman Littleneld, of Maine, aithor of the Anti-Trust bl, baing ‘the only one on the Republican! alge who voted In the negative | hose voting against the adoption « the conference report were: Bull | Dem Texas; Dearmond (Dem!), Missours) Fleming (Dem,), Georgia: Lester (Dem.). Georgia; Little (Dem.), Arkansas; Reid | (Dem.), Arkansas; Shackelford (Dem ', Missourl; Van Diver (Dem.), Missouri; bertson (Dem.), Louisiana; Little Rep.), Maine. CHANLER ACCUSES A PROSECUTOR, \ Lawyer Says Assistant District- Attorney Munro Resorted to Trickery to Convict Prisoner. | Lewis Stuyvesant for Tomaswo Valentl, on trial for the murder of Benjamin August, at No, 210 Bowery, made a charge of sharp prac- tce against Assistant District Attorney Munro before Recorder Goff this after- noon, He accused Munro, who is prone- suing the case, of sending a plain slothes policeman into the Tombs to worm hie way into Valenti's confidence and get his defense, which he Js now vaing against him. Munro denied it. He admitted send- ing the policeman into the Tombs, but said he told him to warn Valenti that anything he said might 0 used againet film. Recorder Goff refused to tak oft the complaint and Che ‘ROOT NOT TO RESIGN. Secretary Says He Has No Inten- | thom ef Leaving Gal INGTON, Feb, 0.—''There is no 2 for the story,” declared uD meretany Root to-day, referring to the pubMeation of « rumor in New York Hat he will resign his position in Pres Rove 6 Cabinet after the ad: y foo of law in New Yar thet the report u ebance con Chanler, counsel ‘edly ever It. ‘SHIP'S AGEN THREE LI TTLE HOPLIFTERS, WRO ADMITTED IN COUR1 THEY STOLE FOR LOVE OF FINERY AND DOLLS. 8F049$-04940O8$$0-4O50G0H HHS GOH SIGOOOHSOGOOTOTDOVHOTY ¢ OE DOECCEPPESCEOOOO VOTE @ FRSA IVSIO Ma g ¢ 4 rs HEIO4OO4 0.48 —————e LIKE OLD HANDS.' § WORKED Mother of Sadie Meyerbach, Oldest) of the Thieves but Only Thirteen.| Faints When They Are Remanded Until Friday. | yet question will | The olf. old atnry of woman's vanity waa retold in the Chileans Court be fore Justice Wyatt today when three Irembilig and patietls Ngures filed be foye the bar of justice and pleaded with duwncast ever ht with were § twelve years street, and of No, 70t b hel. aged twelve st Fifth street a £99 Hd}7HOOS44 *Rebo ae Sion ant ive as he told how be had 1 went over the story PO ae I ee Els Meverbaca gitl taking a lace |r y by Matron “ erbach, ae she wanted had followed the trio until he | ie were lined 1 ok prett » when we ptoat a vinced Une all three were pa vre on Sixth avenue yesterday noon pleat Sa eel we fixed tip a plon to get the stuf. shie Rotiecen Mexander, the paorest di 3 ls f F : GRE rant aa Nila . lame en [Sal day. was the oui. ah Ther big br ntederiiea: fe ssi] ver stole, And TM never esa lingly to Justhee Wyatt as If would tey golng afier what} do iy ardon for so trivial an | Bagh the givls gave a sim! aidwaltatdonloSipratlon ie: 1s are youn, than | blsdee a re ta look pretty, 1 yet ts you]. “twill x ‘riday. reco Wes clad In an old brown eoat vate Jali Jud ed girls andlher brightitacawanleurrsunded lve. [rere led away to be placed fn the care the red huato of n old-fashioned knit on fON 3 Ah ow eranKedl 1} o Bt 2 pele! D0 oy winter cr * v | this way of Us was to loan over Ma hood. Her sister criminals were more) the counter and pretend t0 be looklag at | eae modishly dressed. yd another was to slip ber | ¢ mt faced woman with ha awl “ colar and make away with | farming a seamed face had stood Wants to ok Like Other Girix. t ollar aud | silently a peeping id man lle “Tike ot ila" gale gz lown the frees of | t testimony’ of the three iahoen yee ane i shoplifters ae ine | iittle shoplit They were the moth 1 red beaver hi hate eas: Ned jand father of Sadie Meyerbach. When that surmounted Retha & Vs head. it became apparent that the girls Leip Hied Hnvdehiy Gniwranoa, 1s alunie Stole to Get # Der, |not to be set free Mrs. Meyerbac GuInkAtiwascercng 2 “you see, Judge, T Just couldn't get a faltites and had to be carried from the “Why did you steal these things, ray, ipeerm naewarie en | Sadie Meyerbach was quite calm until though?" pressed Judge Wyatt, “Did | St Seer + alll she saw the grief of her parents, ‘Then wee ea uORe Noe ay, we gitls like to play with dolls and| she broke down completely and ran cry- mi Intend to sell them dress uy e all work, and at night wel {ng pitterly from, the court-room, Jt was Sadie Meyerbach who cast it have a little fun. “Ob, I wish Thad never stolen the down her eyes and answered: © What 1 would Ike to find out,” satd) things,” she cried, "IT will never do It “is the ringleader of this ach culprit. looked c= wanted to wear them, 1 did want a] apa artful methods the children em- lace collarette so bad.” others. 1 In working In unison added a Three lace collars, a mirror, a rfsbon. | "Sadle told me," began, Bertha. color to the case which suggested the combs, a doll—these were the articles} “It was Bertha, Judge. Revecca | head of an older party back of the shop- which Spectal Detestive Leaman, of the ol.” Rebecca began, lifting, but the girls all protested that store, testified he had found on the] “One at a_ time, terposed Judze | 1t was’ only the love of finery, the desire young shoplifter Wratt. “Eowant to get (he truth of this|to dress ke other girls and to have Not even a look of protest fell upon . E dolls of their own that led them to ste P SHIP | E 3 GEORGE I. HEP DHOMAS H RICK, Chicago. ON, Duolin, N.H. HALL, Boston ASSENGER AW. HART, Brooklyn, N.Y. Mias HARI, Brooklyn, w. + Pittsburg, Pa Ww. N.Y, F JUGHARDT, Broox H, JONES, Buffalo, N. (Continued from First Page.) x AUGUST KOCH, Wiiamsport, Pa ; receraarree Mrs, KOOH, Williamsport, Pa most favorable stages of the water, When it happens to be rough on the} Ming, Jans W. KURKIAM, Spring- outer reef, as it was to-day, the greatest danger is experienced, ‘Phe reefs } tie, Mass, are treacherous of footing, even when low water allows a landing on then. ; . Piiladelph LUISE. New York w York. LYDIA H, D1 ————— TS REPORT . ALL PASSENGERS SAVED., Mrs West Newton, Boston SORGE LUPPERT, W!Mamsport. Pa, Mrs. LUPPERT, Williamsport, Pa. DANIEL MURPHY, Rochester, N. A. O. Outerbridge & Co., agents for the Quebec line fn this city, re- celved private cable advices confirming the newspaper despatches, ‘Their first information was to the effect that the ship would prove a total loss, but there was no mention made of loss of life. ‘They called up the rela- tives of the passengers who live in this city and informed them of the wreck and stated that all the passengers had been saved, which was a lit- tle premature, but turned out to be good prophesying. They were informed by a private cable from their Hamilton agents at 1.80 o'clock that the passengers were being taken off in lighters. The Madiana was built in Glasgow in 1876 and is of 1,983 tons net burden, She is 344 feet 8 inches long, has 39 feet 4 inches beam and is 29 feet deep. She is owned by the Quebec Steamship Company and bails trom London. A FAMOUS OLD SHIP. The Madiana {8 a ship with a history. Before she was the Madiana she was the Castle O'Connor, of the Castle Line, plying between England and Australia, It was on her deck that James Oarey, the Irish informer, was assassinated by Patrick O/Donnell, one of the Invincibles, who perpetrated the Phoenix Park murder of Cavendish and Burke, rey, who was also one of the Invinetbles, fled to Australia on the Castle O'Connor after furnishing the British Government with his testi- inony. O'Donnell found out that he was going and sailed with him secretly. ‘Three days out from Melbourne Carey ventured on tho deck for tho first time and was stabbed to death by O'Donnell, The latter was taken back to England and executed, John F, Melntyre, of this city, went to|” England to defend bim. The ship was later sold to the Quebec Line and refitted in 1893. Wet hieh HOMAS MKPD NA, Pittsburg, Miss ELIZABETH M KENNA, Pitts. burg, Pa T, MORRISON MKENNA, Pittsburg, Pa. JOHN EF. M'KINNEY, St. Louta, Mo. Mrs. M'KINNEY, St. Louie, Mins HARRIET M'GARTER, Boston 'T. W, NOYES, Washington, D. C, Mra, NOYES, Washington, D.C, H, W. PATTERSON, Wayland, Mass, Mrs, PATTERSON, Wayland, Mass. M. B. PE N, Hartford, Conn, Montclair, N. J. MES PARSONS, Brooklyn, N. Y. ISAAC B. RICH, Boston. Mrs, RICH, Boston Master RALPH B, RICH, Boston, RICHARD SHANNON, Brooklyn,N.¥. T. B, SIMP Philadelphia, Mrs, SIMPSON, Philadelphia. BENJAMIN SHBPHORD, kA JOUN I. STARK, Nashua, N. H, Mrs. BPARK, Nashua, N. H. Mrs. LILLIE F. SBAVER, New York, Newark, She was also the ship whies carried to the Mount Pelee survivors in Martinique} wy" MARBHZT F. BEAVER, Now the Chamber of Commerce relief supplies. Oe oraiEt aaiaas Garmaninotan’ Dc. THE PASSENGER LIST: The Madiana had on board about a hundred passengers, the passengers follows: M, F. BINGHAM, Chicago. Mrs. BINGHAM, Chicago. Miss MARY BINGHAM, Chicago, Miss JES81 BINGHAM, Chicago, ALFRED BAILLOD, New York. Mrs, EDGAR J. BLIBS, West Newton, Mass. Master TYLER H. BLISS, West New- on, Mass. Mre, FANNID H. BARRI, @pringteld, Mass. Mrs. HARRIET BROWN, Newton- ville, Masa, Miss KATE H. STEVENS, North An- dover, Mass. J. ©. THOMAS, Boston ALFRED TRUMAN, Brookville, Mrs, TRUMAN, Brookville, Pa. G, B TUBKS, Kirkwood, Il. Mrs. TUBBS, Kirkwood, Il. F. G. WHITE, Belfast, Me. BRAINARD H. WARNDR, Washing: ton, D. Mrs. WARNER, Washington. ee Melict for Island Sufferers, PARIS, Fob. 10.~The Governor of the French dependencies in the South Pa- cific has cabled to the Colonie! Office ‘that a “cyclone has devastated the Tua- The list of Pe JOHN B, CAMPBELL, New York, Mrs. CAMPBELL. New York. JAMBS K. CROFUT, Hartford, JOHN A, COOK, Brooklyn, * W. W. CHENEY, Hartfont, Conn, TOWNSEND CHURCH, Chicago. Rey. C. H. DALRYMPLE, Oakdale, Conn. x, . DEXTER, Springfield, Mass, DEXTER, Springfheld, Mase, E. J. EGAN, Seabright, N, J. B.D. FHSLD. Belfawt, Me. FRANK F, FEE, Coluinbus, 0, 1, 'W. GUMBY, Salisbury, Md. it rt 8 every box of the geulne veer dp heantl wrywiphepd - THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1903. RY CANT FIND ‘WELSH'S SLAYER | Men Called On to Investigate the Black Cat Murder Return a’ Stern Brothers To-morrow 2,000 Dozen Muslin Sheets, Pillow & Bolster Cases At the following Special Prices | | | | ting drinks In’ the posta Pee derantetaordh We teiarniaaht embracing the best makes of Wilton, Smyrna, Axminster and Welsh tri get out of the di j SUSIE tstesl tO ea (OuLioL shied Brussels Rugs, Art Rugs and Squares, Kurrachee |Cherriere, Welsh thereupon Rugs for Bathrooms; Mohair Rugs; Cocoa Mats, etc. Fr wan in the fac moment later jth al shot was fires At Moderate Prices. de O'Shea then drew his pistol and tried {to fire it Into the alr as a signal for| Ip, bat {t was not loaded, Tle took | ‘s pistol then and fired two shots, 1 nelsion of the prosecution's THIRD FLOOR. West Twenty-third Street. uses that ted ty then declared that the shot wal Killed Detective Welah came from tt mt of t taurant “Mr, Chet he prevent Wels) from leavin the scume the fatal shot w joyed In the reat shot, must JSED HORSEWIP 0 HS LOCER | William Wanstall Beat Dr. Abra-| ham W, Jackson and Accused | bo. at by Se this test! tvave been mony, China, Cut Glass and Agate Ware. (Basement.) We place on sale to-day some remarkable values in Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Cut Glass, Agate Ware, etc. Quoted below are some of the most important of those “Specials.” A visit to the Department will reveal many offers equally great: Dinner Sets. Fine American decorated porcelain i} | Fine American Cut Glass. Eight-inch Bowis-.....++-. $3.98 | Him of Interfering with the|} Safest Rsars"tuess| Stineh tnded| Napoca $1.98 | i i i i | three larg: Platters and Soup ugar and Creams, i Delivery of His Wife’s Kisses. ahtse Jares Fi es# AB APOUP, eo og| ities ee ee Toilet Sets. Tumblers. ... $3.50 Cruets, oil or vinegarsesee 98c Ne SS Aes ee GN | Nine-piece underglazed, decorated | ih i ToilctSet,all nice large pieces, a over in bg home at SoM Last || ree colors to select wom. $2.25 Pressed Glass Ware. Phirtteth eireets The (wy wre In Vers. || Elevencpiece handsomely decorated | Tumblersss.+ «++. vine atuuat “auniis cine andiovd. far jf! Toilet Sets, in natural colors, gold) Eight.inch Bowls. pled edges, assorted deco- horsowhipping him last night, Oil Cruets... When the oase came iefore Magistrate rations and shapes. $e $5.98 Covered Butt f decorated Chi Lela Cornell Wanstall told his troubles. | Lares Ameen Sprorate ‘ina e said that the physician has turned ups and Saucers, , aeiis said that the phyalcian tas wueued | Elen Pitchers, etc, from L0c. up| Tumblers, nicely decorated... 3¢ her not to kiss her husband because he ||! ih Agate Ware. !had sore Hos, : an week,” Wanetall said, ‘my wife + A . gaye me $900 to leave her, 1 was to go! Note some remarkably low prices in our line of to Boston, nut F didn't go. On Saturliy | agate ware. The goods are strictly first-class only night T went home and found the doctor z 4 [mel wes rogin U neat im. tas! 1 and every Piece is fully warranted ; THAN On ENE oles anid BEAL RIM. \wAalh Dish Plates, 14 quarts,each. Bc, | Berlin Saucepans, 6 quarts, ewe Sant” The RAPeciaR, (puE Coffee Pots, 3 quarts, each.. 66c. | a Rene ra 74c, q nd wha as.” the 5 ‘00k Pots, 16 quarts, cach. tra inter rant ite ioe Mee | Tea Pots, 2 quarts, each. ... 59¢, ores coal $1.76 ate a ing toa Milk Boilers, 2 quarts, each.. $1.03 J isp + $1.98 vell dejected, Nolan walked iiumphant while the ph out of cour —————e Tish Kettles, 20 inch.. + $2.64 Pudding Pans, 3 quarts, cach 280, phantly Tea Kettles, 5 quarts, each.. $1.10 Copper bottom Saucepans, 3 TO REPORT ELKINS’S BILL. quarts, each,.... s+9+- 77c,| Li ” ns, 246 quarts, ———— Berlin Saucepans, 3 quarts <. ae Howse Committee Takes Favorable cach. Cullenders, 6 qua¥t, cach... 59c. 37c. Ac non Rebate Measure, WASHINGTON, Feb, 10. Houre SS Committee on Interstate and Foroign : : Penta tase ereasal nia trate Special Values in report the Elkins anti-Rebate bill with certain amendments er AN IMPORTANT TEST, Your Life May Be Prolonged by Applying tt, Do you realize the tmportance of the Kidneys and Biadder? When diseased they make @ lot of trouble-tear down the sya- tem and create gravel (Stone in the Blad- der). Women often suffer trom so-called ‘fomale weaknesses,” when their trouble really lien with the Kidnoys and Bladder ‘Try the tem. Put some urine in a tumbler. Let it stand % hours. If there is a sedi: ment, 4 cloudy or milky appearance, your k. obliged to rectally duriog the night; if yough stalos linen, M you have scalding: in passing Mt, Mf your back pains you.your Bladder apd Kidneys aro diseased, and you should at once take the greatest of all Kidney medicines, Dn David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It has ured the most distressing cases, It corrests the bad effects of beer or whiskey, will cure old and ebronic cases of Rbeumatiom and Dyepepela, and acte gon ly yet promptly om the Bowels. Favorite Remedy is 014 im two slags, B00, and $1.00 Decorated Parlor Lamps (Second Fioer.) These Lamps were purchased greatly under the manu- facturer’s regular prices and at the sale prices are splendid value. They all have best central draft burners, handsome decorations and mounted on the very best metal, Regular $5.00 Lamps (10 inch globes) . $2.98 Regular $9.00 Lamps (11 inch globes) . $4,98 Regular $12.00 Lamps (12 inch globes) . $5.98 Laundry Wants. OTAROHBRE. oxperiensed, om shirts ia p 42h avs BABIES ON FIRE” With Itching, Burning, Sealy ‘ Humours Find Instant Relief and 1 ; “ | welUlet INL UI AOOMn Ete creeks, Plain Hemat'd Pillow Cases Plain Hemst’d Speedy Cure | son” Shot Detective. 114x2'4 yds. 38 47¢ 42x36inches, 2c 6c — BRERIE « 48¢ S4e 0 45x36 W418 Hn Gutioura Soap and Cuticure: : MME, CHERRERIE LET GO.| “ 49¢ 59c 50x36 « 15c 19¢ 01 ‘ t 3 - “ B5c 64c S4x36 « 16c 2Ic ntmen ‘ ee Savile es Le and 56c 65c Bolster Cases a rs ie Case Ww t ati | spans BegRanae anne BREE 62c 70c 42x63inches, 23¢ 30c bi il oe etl and” | | 63c 72c 42x72 « 25c 33c | the Best Physicians Fall. -” Attorney. 4 x 5 } ee | 69¢ 79 453765 «© 28c¢ 37c a - leaare \ —— Instant relief and refreshing sleep Tho Coroner's Jury which Investigated | . {the killing of Det yo § “e ae j fe : for skin-tortured babies and rest for~ iin BISGK Gat. reatanraan ony First Spring Showing of Lired mothers in warm baths with? ; { of} i !Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings” Fie hs AR ea ae French and English Cretonnes with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin Beth nym ricoh wound med | A splendid assortment in numerous designs and te an i oe ee hy inl doseass, | “isvery one in the ease, Including Mme, colorings, including many novel effects. Rega eC OAT Cy Pee c « cheer, mice at che pronrnta. nto/ And the following Yery Special Offerings manent nnd soononice! restnent fons . i= uriny fy ¥ ; OY Wail, was discharged. FRENCH TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, ‘bleeding scaly, crusted and pimply~ mM 1 e cane to the | . Peas. . rashes an i v Z Jury 1. ; HIGH-GRADE SILK TAPESTRY, suitable for furniture hair, of infants and children, as wellas <cutied at the inquest coverings and hangings; reduced from $3.50 yd. to 2,50 | arlults, and is sure to-sacceed when alh~ parts inet FRENCH INLAID TABOURETS. other remedies and physicians fai, «shot W J é wD, Millious of the world’s best peo] the st regularly $7.75, $8.75 and $10.25, now $5.95, %6.98, 8,25 now uso Cuticura Soap, assisted ‘by-~ Greens ane TAPESTRY COVERED SCREENS Cutienra Ointment, for preserving; hey entered the am 1. 2 A ifyi and beautifying the skin, LURES TIeLOR ACER ECA Gali pauen al 87.75 to ®12.50 forcieansing the scalp of crusts, scales mon and scitzer | THIRD FLOOR and dandruil, snd the pip log ot eer j ; : ing hair, for softening, whitening and... im soothing e yrough and sore bee \ A ae or * well as for all the purposes, of the,” iL each cae A UM i I is Specials in Domestic Rug toilet, bath and nursery. Thousand would call a poll an and Wels dis of women unhesitatingly recommend... Played ‘Nik alield, | The. es nehma: | pO MINSTER RUGS, reproductions of y Cuticura Soap, LB the ue of pate { the tive siruck him, Then ast ersian designs, in light and dark for annoying irritations, toy ammat lous . , Bis tues tercna count | tolonings ale 9x12, vane $24.50 $19.50 cuties ach titae banal,” Ay x Detective O'Shea corrotorated jules ive weaknesses, and for many ‘ the Featlmany of Jonnaan. He auld that: Also a large collection sanative, antiseptic. purposes. which a ‘The gale readily suggest themselvez. ' ee t and Pilly... of Cuticura Soap, Ointinen' is greater than the combine sale of phe _ world’s product of other skin remedies. © | Sold in every part of the world. | | | How about your headache? Are you sure it is not due to eye strain? Ninety per cent. of thent are. [can make you sure—one way or the other—if you will let me examine. Ii your headache comes from eye-ache I will cure it—with prop- erly fitted-glasses. In my years of suc- cessiul experience | have freed thou- sands from persistent headaches after all remedies have failed! 5 Glasses, if necessary, $1.00 up. Finest Artificial Eyes, $3.00, . Optical Specialist 348 Sixth Ave. (bet. 21st and 22d Sts.) DIED. FAY, at hls residence, 1 Blisaville, Long Inland Clty, on FAY. PATRICK Honard st., Fev. 8. . 4 Funeral from his late nce Wedneeday morning at 30; thence to St. Raphael's Ohureh, where a solemn high mass will’ be offered tor ie repose of bis soul. ||| ROBINSON. —On Sanday, Fev. 8, JANE, ee: © aurhter of the late Thomas and Hanuah 1 Robinson, 1 her 75th year Funeral Wedn MM, from” the chapel of (the Brooklyn Orphan Aaytuna, Kingston and Atlantle aves. at 1 P.M. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Laundry Wants MARKERS & sorters on ol lars & cuffs; first.class men, ardner & Vail, 775 B' way, ‘rat-olnas starche round hand. Call al and tally , 493 Atiantio a Brook}; hand is w 1D—Firet-claes Equitable Laundry, 204 Oth i POLY IRONERS able to iron iamily clocbem, 1953 ER] alae ee ‘Trojan Laws ut 18 years old, to Hatleon Lary, 10a bare Sar wariing and amord ry 988 2d ave it LAUNDRESS—Experivnced mirl for mangiO™ Ap. ply ready for Work, botel, Medison ave, oa mir TRO} pRiGhT OF “thomaelyea useful 5! i Palisade Lauddry, wom 4 ‘Th SHIRT STARCHOR. Bret class, will Bnd steady ork at Nitlage: Laundry, be Gteanwien anal near W. 1 ay who ary, 267 W BRIGH m GIRLS (3), about 16 yeare old, isda aha, See elves eeu aa —¥ ‘261 Jay RED GIRL 40 ahh. bet BOY, Ger Ge Wales oy to he amtwl ln Jawai en Wanted, Madleon” Laurdry, ho