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Federal Reserve Banks
RESOURCES
(?old coin ;<;;d err iticates .
Gold settlement fund ? F. H. Hoard)
i??91 <- with foreign agencies.
leb. 14. heb. 7.
$347.76-';..OGO $348,605.000
437.278.0?0 419.05O.COO
5.829.000 5,829X00
Total go,l held by banks.
Gold ?nith Federal Reserve agents.
Gold redemption fund.
$790.871 .CC0 $773.484 000
1 217.363.000 1.231.166.C00
111.113.0C0 103.533.0CO
'" Tot.?! gold reserves. $2.119.347.000 32.108.183,000
Legal tender noter., silver, etc. 65.971.0C0 67.-?31.COO
$2.185.018X00 $2.175,614.000
.': by U. S. war ob
Total reserve? . . .
l!ill-- discounted: Secti
ligation? .
All other .
B:!is ought .n op? n n
Total bills on hand .
United States governme : term securities
United States governm't short term securities
All othe- earning assets..... .
1.603,052,000
233,849,000
275X58X00
1,451.147,000
243,254,000
283.702.C0O
$2,111.959.000 $1.977.103.CCO
28.101.COO 28.250,000
141,204.000 139.501.000
4,000 4.000
Trial rarnirg asset?
".?; - premises .
Un?ollected it ms .
$2.281.278.000 $2,144,858.000
8.967,000 8.672,000
701.465.000 624,861,000
Five per cent rclempiion fund against Fed?
eral Reserve Bank notes.
All other resources .
6.842.0C0
10.658.CC0
6.822,000
9,788.000
Total resources .
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in.
Surplus .
Government deposits .
Dye to member basta?Res.-rve account.
Deferred :.'. oilability items.
Other deposits, including for'n gov't credits.
$5.194.528,000 $-1,970,615,000
$31,211.000 $81.061.000
22.738.CC0 22.738.000
192,970X30 96,809,000
1.523,158,003 1.590,441,000
517.726,000 439.221.000
112.273.000 112,551X00
I otal ?.moss deposits. $2,446,127,000 $2,239.022,000
Federal Reserve note? in actual circulation. . . 2.468,388,000 2.454.165,000
Federal Reserve Bank notes in circulation,
net liability . 132,291.0:3 131.315.000
All other liabilities. 43.773,000 42.314.0C0
Total liabilities . $5.194.528.000 $4,970,615,000
Ratio of total reserves to not deposit und F?d?rai Reserve note Habil?
ite- combined, 51.9 per cent.
Ratio of goiil reserves to Federal Reserve note? in actual circulation
fter setting aside 35 per cent against net deposit liabilities, 63.8 per cent.
Machine and Tool Operating
including lathe v/ork. screw and taper cutting, chuck?
ing, etc.
in four months we give the training that equals years of
apprenticeship. Individual instruction and' actual oper?
ation.
There are places in our class for a numb-.r of ambitious,
up-to-date young men who wish to quickly enter a field in
which there is a strong demand for trained operators.
Other Mechanical Courses. Auto Shop and Driving; Full
Repair Course (overhauling cars) ; Mechanical Dentistry.
Phone or call, or fill out the coupon for full information.
West Side Y. M. C. A? 318 W. 57th St., N. Y. Phone: Col. 7920.
Name .
Address .
TRAVEL
"??r?vel(j)ithou?1r?uI)le
JAPAN?CHINA
THE PHILIPPINES
To-day the most attractive
lands for the traveler. Com?
prehensive Tours leave the
Pacific Coast March 8 and
April 3, for Honolulu. Japan,
China, Manila, Korea, Man?
churia, etc., Japan in "Cherry
Blossom Time." Limited
membership; highest class
arrangements.
STEAMSHIP PASSAGES
To Europe, South America,
West Indies, South Africa, Aus?
tralia, China, Japan, etc. Official
Agents for all Trans-Atlantic and
Trans-Pacific Steamship Lines.
CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA
AM) ALI. WINTER RESORTS.
KsfoHcd Tours to Hie Pacifie Coasl
IVIiniarv, Mnreli ami April. Attractive
?l iiiemrkc-i, highest class arrangements
Tickets and Tours Everywhere.
Pullman and Hotel accommo?
dations reserved in advance.
Complete information, time
tables, etc. Itineraries arranged.
THOS. COOK & SON,
345 Broadway. 561 Fifth Ave.. N. \.
Cook's Traveler's Cheques
<;?>o(l Everywhere
AMUSEMENT
AI Ol IAN HAI.I,. Mon. Evff., I'l?
1'IETRO A.
u oit!.n i .Wim s
ORGAN
\ neu osa
DIVIDEN? NOTRES
CERRO DE PASCO COPPER CORPORATION
[e'ehruarv 10, ir> i 9
\ e, lartci l> ?livid? ml ? \<, i :;. ?if $1 on
p i- nhare, on T ! i ? outstanding C;?p lal S'tnc .
? of i he Company has heen ilnclan'il pa ? ;
ble ..n March 1st. 1919. to mm k'.iolilors nf
r?.-tl nt the e.: liui Ines i on )'? h
i uarj I '.'i ii. I 9 I 9.
Checks will ho mailed b\ i'-- Columbia
Trusl Company. Dividend l>! nursing Agent.
H. I5SK M? ?l.l.l'li. Treasurer.
BUSINESS CHANCES
MANUFACTURERSalNVENTORS
yea ?' cic-.mil/--.1 e.\i rlei .- Cuslomers -u: ?- ? -
in mneli.'nn shop pennitteil MANI i- -\? ri itKHS' .^
INYENTUUH' Kl l.t'Tlil?' ' ' ' -' (!(?l : st.. Ne? Vorli
l'.itniirr aggressiv r aiimv mi n
nho i hi qualify " - l*'".li -'??? - ?>l a ? 'I Investment
rcurit' ? i-i- o -i' ?-'-? I" ?? ?nal Bin? an,]
. -:--. luilill ivltll I iflei ' - -
"go IR ,,rei Hie t? ; ' [msli ' uim '.-?:
nppi tinill) No pei-il ?I 11 dl ' (t?M rie ipiii'l
lull rare ope .; ' i leal ?vil
' ? el :.-!??.Il il >. - ' ill
?pIoi m 'ill ' i trri rise ? : -.??? all ii format inn >'" i
?...i -i n ,n -.-??-, -i - - inaV K tins off ? ?? III.
,.- . ?us ..?.-i, ;-.-.! I- c Leonard 91 '
l'an! i n It ils . r-!' kai e. Was >
INCORPORATE
trou'I'li." a i - - - "' h!.'. '? nation ' fn - \
Guarantj Tin: ?? r? mpa i; . Wllmli e?nn, Pel
PATENTS. TH.WM MAUK \ IJKSICNH I'.KS
?r >?l ,- ; - ?ill ? send " li?'?iks .
snllatlon free: 10 rearo" , -., i- :,,,- I'.DGAK T?TE
COMPANY. -','? ?road ay. Ne? Yorl?
pa rKNTS mu; sai-: tu hi y ou si:i.i. pat
. , Idri . Pal? ? Ne? - A. Was linglun, I' '
fini! ii- - - -' r ..;- i lili.
SMA1.1, 'I ! V ROOM i Oll -AI.: V l-.IIY Ml'.
Folks tell us they are often disap?
pointed when asking the news?
dealer for The Tribune.
#
Order in advance, then you will be
Bure to find your Tribune waiting
for you each morning. Give your
newsdealer a standing order, it is
the only sure way of avoiding dis?
appointment.
Do it now?to-day
ORDER YOUR
IN ADVANCE
i
HELP WANT EI) MALE
INSTRU? TION
Ail DISTANTS NEEDED
WOMEN AM) MEN
I .?ani -n iii-ar from bookkeepers, cashiers, school
..i... ? "' ? workers, stenographers, and all
capable men and ?omen, either with or without ,
pina experience, who are ambitious to set
?? o Igher accounting positions paying
ii! 400 TO $6.000 A YEAH AT THE START.
The readjustnienl of commerce and Industry to a
pence busls, the reconstruction nnd r?organisation
ni American business along more efficient lirios, the
more ?cienl flc analysis of costs to meet domestic
and world comp?tition, and the necessity for accu- I
rate Income and e cess profits ?ax reports to the ,
Government have created thousands of new and ;
attractive, oppor.unities I r permanent positions in
the lilghi i ac :i unt'.ng field
At pi ? enl we can supply only in a very limited i
i .1 udenti and members Io fill the numerous '
requests being received fur cost accountants, nudl->
? n iunior and senior accoutrante, comptrollers, I
&c . .v . Governmental and business demands have
i ??haunted the available supply of trained men and |
women.
So, our organization, having the larse^.t staff of I
n counting ami business efficiency experts In the;
wo Id, :. making every possible effort, to help meet
this unusual situation, an-1 to that end 1 '.fill In?
terview men or women who do.-im to qualify for \
Ihcse positions b? taking Individua] horno training, j
This ? hn bo done without Interfering wlih their i
picsenl employment,
APPLICANTS Wild AUK ACCEPTED
?vi.1 bo placed under Iho ilire-.-t personal supervision
of ..ne of our stalT of Certified Public Accountants
si .i thoroujtlib trained in the special knowledge
and practical pro.lure necessary to qualify for |
m port?til accounting work.
Address for Interview, giving aeo, position, edu?
cation, and telephone number. Keglstrar. lloi 320, :
Tribuno Building.
LEA11N TO BE A CH A CFrETTB.?-Pleutnt anil
profitable v.ork; <l?.v an?, evening claase?. Bend
tor freo booklcl and visitor's pui. W;st Hid?
V. M. C. A., 317 West 57th.
INSTRUCTION
Nevf York?Manhattan
LANGUAGES
?AT THE?
Berlitz School
Manhattan. 2S-30 West .14th St.
Brooklyn, 1:18-220 Livingston ?->4.
Bj the Berlitz Method students learn not
nnlv t.. read and wrlto bol also to UNDER?
STAND -uni Io SPEAK foreign l_;:Kiiar,es.
TRIAL LESSON FREE.
Terms may he begun at any tune.
CAUSERIES FRAN?AISES
E-'aturclavs at 11.
EKLE TO PKESENT AMI FORMER STUDENTS.
***?}.? LANGUAGES
Our Logical M?-lh???I makes pupils BPKAK.
Iltli Year at :i 1 r. Fifth Ave., 32nd St.
IIISIM^S SCHOOLS
SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS ITtAlN
ING AT THE
154 Nassa>i Street. opp. New York City HaiL
Surrounded hy ever ??n.ono offices, In the midst
of America's Creates! Rusin?-.s Section.
A POSITION IS GUARANTEED TO YOU!
i ?HJ-B, a 30 A. M. I-. 3 P. M.
Hours } Nights, any time after ? P. il.
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
STEWART it) REASONS 20
AUTO SCHOOL. ? !,T ?r V*'"" '" ?TTJH?H. "._
rlruct.nn fur moi. uni '.?.omen, ui
:.r. v.. sali st.. hf b?, )n N Y. \vm? to-riiu
.: Uru.d ay. for ??.?_-? T.
BUSINESS CARDS
nriwKMT.R44
N0N-V1S?BLES, 3 MONTHS, $6.00
VISIBLES, .3 MONTHS, $7.50 UP
initial P-rmrnt Applied if Pare-*??.
?factorj Rebuilt Typewriters
All Makes $25 to $85
lrad'mjrVfd ti.J ?ruarante??d for e?ie ;***.
Call, telephone .t? irrlu.
American Writin(r Machine Co.
r.y Broadwaj. t? Worth at I Telephone 5408
au E. 23d St . opp. Madlaon At. | Franklin.
CARPET CLEANING
CARBFU1 CABPET CLEANING POMPANT.--?
<l?-nti.?i by ro'.ni. -cs-i'il air. steam, hand or on
floor. ?11!) Knit 4'<tli at. <:OE ft IlliANDT. Tele
pliona 13-i .Murray IIIU.
DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS AND .lEWEEIfY BOHORT "FOU
each; rstntra ?pnmlm-d. purchased. BENNETT,
IT.4, Broadway, ur-'nif?. "
OLD I.OI I? AND MM ER
WORN "IT < ;< >| | > AND SILVER ROPGHT HT
I: LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold ai.d Silver ttu?luera.
il Jnhti st,
Pont; Du.?? Diamond Did Hold, Silver. Platinum,
Antiques and Pawn Tickets 116 Wejt '/'Id st.
MISCELLANEOUS
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED; NEW TORE
$63.50, Includes outfit nnd evi?!? ?ipeme Ac
; counts collcoed everywhere; SPECIALIST. FP'H
NKR. 1.14V Broadway. Kulte '.01 Bryant 7745.
REAL ESTATE I OR SALE OR TO LET
WESTCHESTER COI NTY
Choicest I,and ltargaint
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
?| i "... .? ator and main road frontage,
liiiili elevation. Ideal fur nchool, Sani?
tarium, [nslltulion or ID.nu? Sites. b'ee
JOSEPH P. DAY
I'd. (IftOO Kef-tor :;i Nassau Street
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SIC ilAii CASH ?LYS 5-STOUY APARTMENT.
*t>,VVV ?.?I, Kt(lr, ,. Ilr,ini. ,.-,. Income. ,;?!.,,
BLATT, COMP \NY 3IM K.i.si 1501h si
$10 000 ' AS" ??rvs ELKVATOK APART
y ' i..'. -'i'l -ii ?i . k'.i'iJ location; rental
$13.1)11(1; ten l'>? UOLDBLATT, 394 East 150th si.
UNFURNISHED Al'ARTM'TS TO LET
THE II 111V. 333 Central Park West, comer 93d
lllehesl lyjie ipartmenl building;, ?, 7. s,
. " n "in-. " . ml 3 h Ulis: n uta fl.su.) in ???.'.mo.
Apply .ivncr, on prem'scs
MEETINGS
MASS MEHTINC! TO DKM AND RE
llel of polltleal prisoners and re?
peal or espionage law, Speakers:
' iwi n it. Lovi to? . Duflli y li'leld Ma?
l?n? lies .lohn llaynes liolmes,
i.-un W Thomas. Auspices National
i i -. il I .IVierl les Burea n. Cenfurj
Theitlr?-, Fei 16, S P M, Admis?
sion fr?e.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST Portfolio Will the lady who
found portfolio bearing Initials "W A
I4 " In '?? ??Ii ab Mondai kindly n't.un same
Immidlntel: to fun-man & Clark, 217
liraml si . .ii i ? Sultabh reward puld,
I.DST Tuesdny, gold ring, rose diamonds,
?" in ?liver, Moral design; oval shape;
rowiird. Spring T.?in
FURNISHED ROOMS
i.s'l'ii ST.. I-' \'.'l ??T Small anil large room?!; elec
trie llirhts, cnutltiuou? hoi water, heal and lei?
|l1 ,,i ? <\ n up.
. ?-.'I'll ST., ::'. : WEHT N ?lj furnlahail room!
ii util? ' ? ? ?i"- uro i in. .m.i ? mall. elcclrl lly
private liatli '|.
? ii,? lp.nl n.nnn
. .pill I Mu. ?,i.?..|
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PIUVATK I.DCOMIIMII.K I,IMHI.SINI. I.AS'DAl
LET. . i .i ? ,. i*t tfl 000 |.-i
''- ' .'" " ?? -?' du n . iiol uvfi 1 . 000
nil ? lull) .."ii pt'I-jh Ii 111 i, line eiiiullllori
1 ?ii in- can l r...i.?.' p-aaiii? I-?- Kr.i 7:4?i ?i
"- ??' '? vi Dlekln.i, r. t?, i:,.i r,i a.
??m?? 60 Broadway, Ne? Vm ,
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. ? Permanent posi?
tions: liberal commission: irads furnished ; ex
pertenced rnrrc of good reputation ?ranted: aj.p.y at
once. Mr. Uinghton. 1.S05 Candler Building. 220
West 42d at.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS, experienced, for
magazine; classified: liberal commission; ;? r~n.i
?lent; apply at once Mr. Uaughtou, '.-i'1" Candler
Building. 220 West 42J st.
AN ENERGETIC REPRESENTATIVE, preferably a
physician or pharmacist, ?3 required to travel in
Spanish speaking countries In the Interest of .1
ucl'. known pharmaceutical preparation : fluent Span?
ish or Portuguesa necessary, arel previous bus lincas
experience desirable: an excellent open?ig tor .1 capa?
ble man. with some executive ability. Apply srar.lng
.?alary, age refeienoes and all other particulars,
without, which no application will be considered, to
Hoi T 04, Tribune offle?.
BILL CLERK IN A DOWNTOWN WHOLESALE
PAPER HOUSE. Ml'ST RE QUICK AND AC?
CURATE ?N FIGURING AM? UNDERSTAND
TYPEWRITING. APPLY H Y LETTER ONLY.
STATING ?EXPERIENCE, ETC.
MILLER .v WRIGHT PAPER CO
07 DUAN? ST . NEW YORE
BOYS WANTED, MI ST HAVE REFERENCES, TO
MAKE THEMSELVES USBFI I. AND GO ER?
RANDS. ENTERPRISE PLEATING CO., 173
WEST 25TH ST.
BOY, lei. p-,:-c-i In office and run errar.d cxi .
enco unnecessary; gooil chance ?Tor advancement.
Holbrook Co.. 67th St. and West End ave.
HOY. bright of neal appearance aged !" to I?.
liigb school training. ?vanti'd by large corporation:
good advancement. It. N., Ilex 70. Sta. D.. N. Y.
HOY 10 work In stock and make himself gcnerallv
useful; gond opoprtuully. Mitchell, Harris A
Co.. 34', Broadway.
BOY to run errands
useful; pood chanc
IIat Co., ."7 5th arc.
BOY about 1"., errainl-.. ?vholesale house: good
chance for advancement. lr.ory, "A East 17th st.
BOY.?Errand boy: one to learn business Crucet
Manufacturing Company, 256 West 2Sth St.
cloaks and suits
CLEAN-CUT. energetic salesman, to =-11 ,? yearly
eomrrierelal Information servico contract: per?
manent; 111? m 1 commission on original and re
neveu?. Apply after 10 Mondar, Mr. Wir?, dlvi
1I011 of Information, 1605 Camller Building, 221
West 42d st.
CREDIT ANI> COLLECTION MAN .?.lined bv
manufacturera selling well advertised lino direct
?0 ratal] trade. Mu3t bo good correspondent, ox
ocutlvo, teacher. .11?! have 11 thorough knowledge
of salws problems. Good opportunity for men who
can qualify. S'ste age. experience In detail, giv?
ing names of houses, earnings fur l?.;; five ?oars
anil ?alary expected to start. Box E 315, Tribune.
DRUG CLERK, registered; young man. Couch,
Broadway and 142d -t.
LADIES' TAILORS. -Experienced hand on cents
French Model Importing Co., in Easi 39th at.
LADIES' TAILORS.- Export hands or, fine roar?
and c?.pcs. Freni-h Model Importing Co., ?0 E 3!)
MAGAZINE PUBLISHER
Requires
The Services of
YOUNG MAN
Capable and experienced I- flgiti ng pacr
icqulred for Publications, pan'r repor.s
nom primer, Enterai trade reports, keep?
ing paper stnek book, ?? ?. Posit lor perm?
unit, opportunity exceptional: ?late ox
prrlctie e mid ?alarj ; replies conflclentlal.
ADDRESS "PUBl ist;t-;rt,
IS ; TIIIBI NE.
r MEN experience unnecessary, to learn morte opci
ating: salary $35 when proficient; day and eve?
i lug classes; .?.". starts you; rspoclal terms to sailors
I and sold'eis.
CAMWALT, 820 0th Are
OFFICE BOY.?High school
pretiera rmiuircJ. Dutch?
Maiden Lane
dllc
?v
1. good tr?
im, .er, SO
SALESMEN
HI RE'S THE OPPORTUNITY
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
We want several clean-cut, ?170 ??ro salesmen
I accustomed to interviewing men of affairs, ivhu can
prove fi"iu) past performances that, they are capa.nl?
: of earning at least $7.500 a year.
If you .rre stirb a man and your ref.'rpnisp.s ar?
satisfactory wo ?vlll give ; mi the opportunlt; of
mr.t lug more money this venr, un a commission
basi?. than you ever made before, A"d next. year,
ii .?.?-nt '..or., hoi been satisfactory, yuu may step
Into a 1 ???! i.tanei.i posiljnn In mir Merch.TJiillslng !>?
parlment ,r ? :? Idsirbi Managrr which mil pa? yon
from $10,000 to $30,000 per ?car fur the reiuainde:
of vom active business life
Wo ar. h successful manufacl'irlng corporation
, nit?i a na'.U rally -known product We are enlarging
. nur plant to * 11 !.>? '-an- ol i? ? :-f;i.-I business re ultlng
, from liie termination of 1 1e ?v?ir. ??'?? .'?>it r-ai
I salesmen, ?vim possess tact and Initiative, to cal on
our business correspondents In New Yoii, and
vicinity initii letters r." Introduction) und take sub
scrlptlons to our offering rl s% Preferred Stock
?c-ltli a Common Stock bonus. If you think -, >u can
qualify call after in a. 111. ami before 3 .0 p. m
Wednesday only or write, stating -.'inr oxperlen?
and qualifications. Suite 301, 50 East 42d il , Ne?
York City
SALKS.WEN.?Those Laving
counting and office routine,
meritorious, time -caving ?levir
atol manufatrlurlng plant c;i
T-, one ??ho mn ?tuallfy an
Is offei'"d 011 an attractive ec
.?11 week. Room H, 156 I!n.
vieille -- automobile
??' ?? of c:- it $1.
220 v?.
I'M
SALESMEN Manufacturer of ?veil known
i tollet preparations desires represcntatlves wol
- ki icvn throughout th" dry-goods ami druggist traile
? good opportunity: write, stating arc-, experience an
: ?alarv desired. A. S. Wilde-, Room B05. 361
I Fifth aie.
of
SALESMEN. \\n have room In our organization
for tivo thoroughly competent men; dependable
leads furnished: splendid opportunity fur men
??In. tan ?jualiry: straight, commission basis. Mr.
Oppenheim, ion ltro.-nl-.vay.
SALESMEN. Wc havo room for t??o bright young
men un mir selling staff to s.-;i a high gracie
household utility, natlonallj advertised: salary and
commission. Call ami Investigate our proposition.
Frantr. Premier Electric Clcanci Co., 1337 Flat
bush av.-.. Brooklyn.
SALESMEN wanted wit
accessories trade- whe
$200 a week on commise
neis at our exr>ensc: a
514, 2->.1 West. 42?1 st
arc
?ledge nf automobile
capable of earning
: build your own busi
rid ??ido idler Room
SALESMEN -Largo organization, handling stock
fcf an Industrial nature, liai opening fur snl? <
mon Liberal eommlsslun basis. Phone Vuiuler
bill- 30R8.
IALESM \N
great chance fer 1
'o . i4:.'i llcilford a?
1 t?
ell ii
ml In
with selling ability fo
BOlUtely lie-?.-, easy Be
4 4.' West 4Ht
SOLDIERS
for high class
lllfi
Ex
STORE MANAGER.
Ingli c-l.uss reti'd
?In
bel
Olial onpi llllii'.ti fur right m.m
to develop himself to a permanent po
Ii ic -1 and gond salary.
Slate am-, previous experience In detail
cvi'b names of tirin. i -, n bom em
ployed, ?nul salary oxpei'ted.
0 G . 255 TRIBUNE OI'I ICE
I VESTAL OPPORTUNITY for two
junior adding machine salesmen; Im-.i:
i" st cm with. Call personally, Room
Ifrcuiil-Aav. Monday morning. bct??tion
o'clock.
TEETolt ADDING MACHINE C
Ii,
WANTED So.-retn.-v stenographer mal
ni large law firm : must be first cla." ?
with executive ability Write, g'.? ng
in-ri.-ncT. referencoe, salary desired ,v. ?ox .'
I'm,une omce.
WANTED A brlRhl young man In the offl-:o ..f a
?irehoii.ic. to be generally useful and ai
$12 P"r ?verk Apply personally
206 South st., Men,lay afternoon,
llie hooks
fi 11. C. Lrnir
WANTED New York ortlc ?? of Western drygood*
concern require strong, bright youug man; inaki
tiL'n-M-tf gcnerallv useful; g.I opportunity for ad
Z . Tribune (llllee.
eniont.
WANTED.-?Drug clerk, good salesman State ag?
oxperlnuco, reference ami salary expected; Ne?v
por . I?. 1 Address IV. Ilox 10?), Tribune office.
WATCHMAKER.- Young married man lo la'.o
c barge "f le'iill store In a suburban lovni Musi
ti.iv.i rcforcticca Apply A. K . lb 1 18, Tribune
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER Experience?!, double entry, able 10
.In typcwrlt'iig ami rorrespouilenrr Only ?,,,.?
who luve thoroiigb knowledge of lionkkoep ng m d
c nntrolllng ac ounts need Spp ) V-l liei , 1 I.
lb,? 102, Tribune om ??
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ART EMBROIDERERS
PS PERI I. V? "ED WORK -
ERS ON HAND EM
RROIDERY l'EIl.MA
VENT POSITION, GOOD
SALAR Y.SHORT HOI US
H B. YERRAN & CO.,
' . PNION SOLARE.
CAPABLE WOMAN wanted; sell us your >par<
?im- during 1919 ai i prosper; everyone buys
Prlsellla fabrics, hosiery, drj poods; beautiful
spring samples freo; Ite uulck Fitzcharles Com?
pany. Trenton. \ .1.
CAPABLE MAID for ni o - cm house; good home;
150; ash! -' given out. Coney Islai .1 3359. Mrs.
? utler Atlantic ave., Sea Gate
COMPETENT WHITE HOUSE-WORKER; :'. itir
adull : referen? ? Apartment 4-C, 220 Weil iSth
-?.. corner Broadway. Telephone 3.134 River .
COOKS, ehambcrinaln-i. valtreises. la.liea' a,old?)
,i i nur ?:.. Iiumedto ?? . exce lex positions. Mrs.
Dickinson's Co-operative Employment A.eucy. il
Weal 3-th -:. Telephone Creole. STcS.
DEMONSTRATORS WANTED Experienced wom
en demonstrators; salary. Apply in person, Met
ropnlitan Hardware Co.. 32 Vesej st.. New York.
DRESSMAKERS, Experienced hands on wrap?;
al-.ii helpers on fine work. Ere;:. Ii Mjilcl Import?
ing C( 11.-,:....-:. 10 E? I ?'.;'.! 1.
DRESSMAKERS, men or women for tailor made
l'.cs?es French Model Importing Company, 10
East 39th si
L'DIPHONE OPERATOR wanted; must bo ctim
r"':.".' stenographer; permanent position. Derry
vale Ein? i) Co . 23 East 22d it.
GIRLS GIRLS.
; Learn dm . ., | -.., her making: Eood salaries to
1 stall: rapid advancement ; model working condi?
tions
ell. RUGELMAN CO . IM' .
1333 Broadway, Cor. ';.~.tli si.
GIRLS OVER 16; EASY WORK; GOOD
PAY. STEADY. TAYLOR i, HIPP.
MS IMANE ST.
GIRLS TO FILL AND LABEL FLAVORING EX
TRACTS; ?'LIAN WORK: PLEASANT SCR
ROPNDINGS. APPLY OR WRITE .IONES lulo-4?
TEA COMPA?A', PEARL AND WATER STS .
BROOKLYN.
? GIRLS for lighl manufacturing: ??uiaiv to start ;
quick advancement ?tcadj position. Gross Drug
Co., 3011 E.I-? 40lh si
i GIRLS, white or colored. Io run errands ami mal.?.
i'.i..msolvcs useful m embroiders shop; chance for
advancement. Lucy Stiperstoln, 7S1 Hili are.
GIRLS, ?l?verai, rm press clipping bureau: ... ex?
perience necessary; salary 's while learning,
Hi nn Ike, 33 Park Place.
GIRLS, over 16. learn well paying trade; $< wlilla
learning; rapid advancement Paradise, -?"> West
Housl n st.
GIRES to learn trade; excellent opportunity for
prompt advanccinent ; S9 to start ; steady work.
Plymouth Novelty Company, 2P1 Fourth ave.
GIRLS ?anted foi light work, boxing goods; ex?
perience iinncc? - ur: ? liarli Oui ngci In . SI
Riad? >
GIRLS io learn un relia trade; neat sewers; paid
while learning; good opportunity. Arllu-. Envy.
: Bernard, ill West 23d s!.
GIRLS : . oper-ito sowing machine: light work;
stiM.lv year lound Picks-Meed, 533 East 79th St.
GIRL to assort rresl vale s l i es pearl bul?
l? ... sperh nocfl only. Zgui - .'I East Houston
GIRL ?mite I I i pin bell i on Infants4 .?'..i i liil
... it i. M. Hoffman .V Co . : IB W 2.11h Bt.
in ciiih,-..nil.; v factory; $9 start. Sherman
l l IVesI : '-i -
GOOD PAY'
PERMANENT EMPLOY MEN l'I
A PROMISING FUTURE!
For Bright Young Women
TELEPHONE ?PEPATING.
if and ?in chile learning, dur'.ng
first four ?> '.??!.-.
Earnings within r.<?.\i few wee', s
n\ei age $1 l.fiO to $1 i '?0 a week, at
.'..??IHK i" tours of duty assigned,
klarning-i hy end of first year aver?
age $l4.i)i) to 5LT.r?0 a week, accord?
ing :-i tours of duly assigned.
Further salary inurf-a^es for expo
rieiiced operator?, and many ad?
vanced and ;nnr.3 Highly paid posi?
tions open to thosa why are ambi?
tious.
No rxpntirnre necessary.
Age 16 to 25 years.
EMPLOYEES AUK ESPECIALLT
WELL CARED POR.
Homelike quarters.
I,?in. heons served at lo.-i.
\ a al Ions with pay.
Anniversary payments, sick bencfUa
and i? iislonn.
7 io s In-iur working day.
CONVENIENT API LICATION
OFFICES OI'EN.
Apply weekdays, day or evening,
dining hours shown.
MANHATTAN.
58 West Houston St.,
U A. M. to 5 P. M.
Hit Broadway tat 12nd St.).
12 M. to 9 P. M
109 W. l_5th St. inr. Lenox Ave.).
t : M. to y p. M
URO NX.
??53 i;.ist Triiii?nt Ave.,
1 P. M. to 9 P. M.
BROOKLYN.
Rl Willoughby St..9 A. M, to 5 P. M.
1030 Gat.is Avo. (at P'way),
12 M. to 8 P. M.
i Fifth Ave. mi'. "1st St.).
12 M. io S P. M.
N ,:\\ VI IHK
TE1 EPIIONE COMPANY.
GOOD PLAIN COOK for private ramllv. 1044
Mu !:-.?? are. near sfi'li st.
i HAND SKAYKltS. ??xpiTienced. high class novelty
work: good saliirv; ??early position. Apply Model
pcpiirtment. Johnson, Cuwdeu it Co., tu Hast
i IlnMKlVO'lli no cxpcrlenco necessary; neat
sewer; extra pay; steady work. Call all week.
Martine. 7s Rende st
JANITRKSS, 20 family house: stenin. switchboard.
Imiulrc NiM.-h. 797 East ISlith st.
MAGAZINE, PI ULISHEK
Rennires
GIULS
Pro. .
HELP WANTED FEMALE
SALESWOMEN
F r our var'.oi?; retail stores
S cad}' position, good salary.
THE MIRROR.
61 West l.'c
STENOGRAPHER a 1 office assistant; Christian:
ir.i opportunl for bright young girl, refer
.?;-. -, ; require?!, ' . Lshohn Co., 17S ? '? litre St.
STENOGRAPHER, OLIVER OPERATOR; MUST
HAVE EXPERIENCE. STENO., BOX 177.
TRIBU-NE OFFICE.
TWO GIRLS loge:! et I general
worker; Norwegian prefcrr? ! IS Seminary st
New Canaan, C
WAITRESS ?'ant pernian? positie
? i - required. Call telepl - ne Moi -i-, moi
eg before 11 Chi 144 ,1 Weal Utlyst.
WHITE GIRL, good plain cook ami baker; assist
in dining room for breakfast.; refereiu-es; family
or four; good ?rage* Write, or telephone 372
Madison, New Jersey,
WOMEN having office experience: good writer?
Apply, stating age, salan expo ? I etc., F., i' U
Box 395. City Ha 1 Station, N Y City.
YCH'NG WOMEN over 1?! years of age to 'rar. fot
nurses; 18 months' course; pay while learning,
high school work not absolutely m ?essary Brook?
lyn Eye & Ear Hospital. ?4 Livingston st.
SITUAI IONS WANTED MALE
A Y01 NG MAN with neo and go, : 7. an
trustworthy, desires connection will n ?
ing concern: future considered only; salar.? sec
ondary. F., Ml Sutler- ave. Brooklyn, N 1
ARMY OFFICER, honorably discharged desires
take .barge of club or restaura ' twenl - -i
experience chef, steward: best refer? ? Llcutcn
ant. 4" Weit 56?h st.
AVIATOR, mariv engineer 'gas or Diesel); alto
expert automobile driver and m ol?anle Who
wants me? Kelliu. 727 Lexington ave.
BOOKKEEPER Will keep books o! ema fl m In
sparo time; approximately $25 nt
on "ni" -pen' : -? item? us. tria bal?
token. Address E. K It- ?. ?'4, ?Tribune om. ??
BOOKKEEPER typist, payroll ? .-.,. Bve years' e>
perlen e, c liego trail Ing. ???.- ne lions with
progress -. ? t'-n : saiarj m id rate. C Box
Tribune Offl -e
BOOKlvEI-TEH. Ihorouf ? understai i .
ling accounts trial balance, genera! Icijgci raiibl
ar. I a ural ? I? is? I Lyn h s' . Bri 'kl :n
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT and STENOGRA
I'HER oi e year's - ?p? rlei dci Ir? - ? usition.
Miltoi v.'.i,.er!'ei-g-.-. 13S !..! ' i ; -
CAKI s Foreman on French. Danish pastr.? wants
day ivork position ; city or country ; best i
Bit 101 Easl m. b 6!
; CHAUFFEUR, ?:. ,-v. ? . m. chaule;
experience, locomobile, Mercer: first ? ass: ?It?
roferem i - : ? n. yea i - Bip o.vei Schottes
, lis We I 37th st
CUAUFFI I'R yeai ' i vpei ence
drive an i lie? p any nr.>k? ii ei , cai I I
drivi ' Miller, 400 Dem Bi - k :
CHAUFFEUR, colored, skilful driver, good m?
? lianlc, wishes P? sltioi . stead? nea ap
r?j-: refer? noes. I'ink? it 110 Easl r< H -
CHAUFFE! R. i Inn '. glo, u :
vale. i ? cm--' cxpei ieiu ?? rel.?' - B" at ,
?? ere Cha?. Haynes. 14s West i 12d st
? HA! EFEI'R 24. - Ishcs positi it i rivate
cl.,i m- back: best of leferem es. Lev; I Ruah
2579 Third ave.
CHAUFFEUR, colored: reference; will d |.?
work. 1' Scarlett, 161 West I4"r'n st Apartment
:,.: Tel? pl m - Audu' - i ! IflO
? HA! FFEI it, ineehat le; -c\ yeai s' privai
ence: best references. .1 l. I' 100 Fi
Lai e, Bronx.
ELEVATOR CONSTHI CTION SUPERINTENDENT
Naval ? :"-? - s- -erring -, ich irge,
tlon ??1th e-i.-vaim or ma him . ? ?uperli
?.,'.;-,: : ? - cm - - I I ----- - ?
i.- - ? -.-i.-.; -ii- ? ii n e.'.-ii genera! met aid
neering. A, Colle? Il ! West End ave
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, mairie?!, - lit?
position. Mi rgau "? West I44t , -
die- p. ..:: il : -l
lie ?
rk fen liours aft? r
1 \\? ? LI RE experfei - ? d. d< ?1res posl ion will
on privileges ; lie i efe rcn - !? Mlche
rim:- . : I Macdougal st.
MAINTENANCE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS. ? r r
ilevaiors. purn?*s, compressors. ,;- ? era 1 n ? A
. 12R8 Thlnl ar . Bn I ?
OILER. Young man rrrereiK
ght or -i ?? : $19 week):
? 7th arc.
PAINTER, paper hange plaster?
n aso labio contrai tor Slue nur, 1600 Williams
me . Broo
PLUMBER, married. 17 years IS years' cxpei
. -,.: - ?!-. ng, overhaul! g -?'!?- stea :?- ;?? ii
Ho - L. Fulinnaii, St>4 Easl 105th st., Bronx
POULTRV.MAN n arrlcd. - islres posai' I
oug I) reliable lu al I bran lies flue i I
C I A., Tribune Office.
sKe RETARY Young man. chief ye? nif
manding offl, er, -i - -r - positli n es ;? Iva!
rnrv : five years' etpi ri ?? - - - rurtilsh sull ible
,,-' -r.,- , .... \ A Sie.- SS tire VU si . Molli a". N |
TECHNICAL ENGINEER, with manufacturing ex
I -'t? lice, d?sir,--, t,- .--r
ger or pr. -In- :? - il iialul '.:.-?
A Idress W \ '?' B' > 24 Tribu? e Office
TOOLM \l\Ell with 7 -..-a. c - . .
nid lno?s ?visl -s positie n Wall : A ... 20!
W. I I till si
WANTED by a inldillo aged m m. a positloi
trust, as ;-.n assistant or anyt.hl g; ciuii'k te lean
not r-' -aid of vi'Tk : eomm n scho il educa
referencia ; stato ?ages and hours Antre-' c. p v
?JO H- ?eland ave., Caldwell N. .1
YOUNG MAN. 22 years old. high school gi ad?ate,
! two ?oars' college work, with experience in con
sfruction work and payrolls, ?vl lies to get in touch
???lth construction company having oversea
best of ret.-rences ils ?.,? cbara<rter. ahlllty and faith
hilnesa; employed at present lime; can furnish '-.'.-I
: f,.r any amount if necessary Write P A. A,
Box 370, Danville, Va.
YOUNG MAN. discharged from army, well e?lu
ci tod, formi rly ? mploye I br.nkli . lltutlon In
charge of department, desires position in ai-eount
Ing, collection or s r.tistleal lepartmenl
I financial house; best references. A K - Box 216,
Tilhune Olllce
?? ?UN?; man 25, returned fmm Fi u
c harte,I. d? 9 res position a il? n -
?vlth advancement in Neu V irk ' It) or ?
L. M. Bedennan 1705 l'en a? Bro ik yi
YOUNG MAN. Spanish, speaking little i
wishes posl' Ion as Spai I Is
r.-f,-renccs Write SpaJ 11, in - I " ' iinoi
West I OOtl) St.
YOUNG MAN. 20 ?vlshes e lei leal ]
experience: quick and accurate at ligure
refer? nces Kan ?- --41 L. a 1 Hi st
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
FRENCH GOVERNESS ; lies mi
'. ippc ? hep roi t? ,i lier : . \??? ;-:
? nt. a laptalilr : highest rccomti i. Mrs
Mils m's Agi m ) Il w.-.; 4:,! si Brvai l 7>?".:-?:4
?%
GOVERNESS ??111 tal.?o - I:- Inders
' In :- igart? n work a Ivui . , mus - .
-'.-r- ucea. Mi - F!tz<ii ai.l's Hun
ave.
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, capable handling
correspondence; salary ? 0 $...".. 17u 1 ist 5th
Bro? I - ;
YOUNG I AOY. go ?1 aj rwarai
wishes posit on es cashier and some typing
Celia Lieh man. 1707 Fulton at . IS;--' x.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE
HI TLER and Parlormaid or Chamb rn .
Couple; K igliah; vers r< liable ai I ailai i i ?
$12; It, M-.. ll'Cni. v.-i', Agen ?>-, 10 Ka I
. -i floor T, lephoi e M 17 M?ri > Hill
111 TLER \ Ail T.- -Neat, go
h i\r i oneed . ? \. - ptlotial Is ??ell niuni
very di'sli iblo; SSO Mrs. Mason's Agen? ) ; -
We, ' 42d st Bryant I :
BUTLER V VI.IT Young S?ve?le: 7 y? ai
ni.vc. .1. Miss Ilofmayer"! Ag > 10 Easl i i
r Id floor T? cphoue rilli Murray Hill
I BUTLER WAITRESS, thon rxr" lent
references rn ivatc l.inilfo ?'It.? preferrcil ? - lila
; Emplnyni ? I ?,;. n ? :>j Wi it 42d st
i.i I'l.t !t \cr? capable I ng Im?) - ?
country; excellent reference* Mls> Shea's Agrne:
?! ; a-1 41st st. Murray III 6*7-1
? II \t FKEI I! It"! SEMAN ' apabh pond appt it
ng N ,r>?, ,-nin ; roun'.ry preferred: $70; liest |>ei
, --mini i.-t'-reii,-.-?,. Mis, sliea , tgem -- 6 East 41
?l Minna? Hill i;774
1 ENGLISH Ut 1'l.l.H ,??, ??;'. n , , \ ,-i- .
| i.lh , nt 'lent iin.l laltl ful ? $75 Coin la
; Eniplii? nient Agen, . ? \? ? I l.'-t si
i \? i 1,1 i..\l' lapanci?.k: flu.ferenre?; s>u Ii
hinall .cinii? Call Mi.mla - ' '? v M I ip*t
?? I ,:!. I ?i | !.-?, i.i, ti- \ : 101 Wc-I I2?l it
I MIMER, GARDENER, n.le I, would like ? -
, me plni .- - c M,e,i farm. i ompelenl
T n ? no, 'r ' .ut - on
HOUSEMAN I Ine references; thorotlhlj' .-mn.-e
en ,-u, m- eo
lOinpb' tuent Agen
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
TELEPHONE
7363 B P. Y A NT
Miss FITZGERALD'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
GOVERNESSES AM) NURSES AGEJvCY
546 Finn AVENUE
COR. 1 ? i. STRLKT
I SIl.i | BUILD?N*4?
Superior help f<<r professional and domes'Jc seme?
Miss Hofmayer's Agency
in l,i-! 13d St., 3d floor.
Entra ? ast ?2d St.
REI I MM 1 M-R\ ANTS.
Main e . . .? sses, Malda
."?eats.
stress? fsses o? Day Work.
ers a ?? ?. ...
I7-3S4S.
MiSS SHAUGHNESSY'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
HAS REMOVED TO
860 SIXTH AVE., 5,-g \ ** g?
TELEPHONE BRYANT 851?.
FOR HIGH-CLASS SERVICE
COLONIAL AGENCY
TELEPHONF :<'?<; t\M)KKBILT
". \4. . : '.'NU s I.. \ . v
BEST SERVANTS, MALE and I'KM M.S.
A,NO SEITDERLING E?;"?
FINNISH 1ND SWIMS'! BFLP
2019 FIFTH AVE. ft X
STfje Select Cm pic inn cut Sgtntv
; . , i ? . ..
Vll
\i. ;?? ?i s i i ? . . , i5(n
Mrs. Emily Mason M "???JE y.r,
EFFK II NT SI ?VANTS -MARK 1 > MALK
131 WKST l.'nil St. .. : BRYANT _?SM.
Jfi-Ci-lfFj i\ EMPLOYMENT flGESCT
U 3 iJ 1 L rt .;. -??.<??. ill Klodi
658 LEXINGTON AVt. Tel. 1 ' a.?a 44U.
?:: W l L M ?W?%
EFFICIENT SERVANTS. MALE und FEMALE.
IAPAMC?F VMPLOVMtNT AGELCY. Ho)
??) West 12d St. TFL VANOHRBILT 3030.
jap.mes. r-agit m -,,..., rki.iab__
sampson's p::",;'0' An,r"' M?St*
,81 LfXington av. Tel. a'*'} Plin.
I FI-?T! v'; '? ' ? ?' " ;l-?
_-__-n 11 . . Slrwl Harlem 551?
C I?l?flUV ?"*-" ' '""' *' H"4
O'CONNOR IJl?** l.i> -- i UePtSysl n IU
MAKTH \ ? 'OLLI Ell M.I \? ?i Superior _(
male. I ? ? ::) 11 '
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE
iiof.-4i:\ia: < (?o
? . \.
??.?
JAPANESE COOK in I'l i ?: t. r nperlene?; hat
-rood refen eal ??','? s Japi etc Kinploi
nu m Agi i-j West i H .i I'triderbilt,
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
A A
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Kgt i Ei.st. I ? '"
Mui
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