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U. S. Lets 4Booze
Ship' Go, Seizes
4 Whisky Cars
j
Release of the Yarmouth's
$4,000,000 Cargo Con?
signed to Havana Result
of W rashington Advice
Kentucky Shipment Held
New Director Here to Issue
Permits ; Drug Store
Liquor May Be Cheaper
The moment that James P. Shevlln,
prohibition enforcement superintendent,
loft Manhattan to look over the situa?
tion in Connecticut and Rhode Island
a flood of happenings which threatened
to swamp hia department broke loose.
Yesterday was the busiest day for the
Internal Revenue agents since the lid
really went on.
First, tie "booze ship" Yarmouth, the
Black Star boat which belongs to the
North American Steamship Corpora?
tion, was released and permitted to
continue on her cruise to Cuba, where
the Eighteenth Amendment doesn't
"take."
Then Frank de Mayo's little black
bag was investigated by George A. Bar
ron, a Custom House guard. Frank
und his satchel wire taking the air in
Battery Place, and inside the satchel
were two gallons of wine. They are
not there now.
"Olive Oil" Shipment Seized
Half an hour later two patrolmen
uncovered a cargo labelled "olive oil"
on a motor truck at 157th Street and
Third Avenue. There were nineteen
live-gallon cans on board, and the lot
was confiscated when the patrolmen got
olfactory evidence that the labels were
camouflage.
And, on top of all this, Assistant Su?
pervisor Quigley seized four carloads
of whisky on Pier 22, North River.
The day brought the refusal of Po?
lice Commissioner Fnright to make
any statement regarding the part the
city police will play in enforcing the
law. and, at the same time, Charles R.
O'Connor. Federal prohibition director
for New York, city ?nd state, opened
his oificc at 28 West Twenty-third
Street. Mr. O'Connor will issue the
necessary permits for the sale of al?
cohol.
Tn New Jersey three saloon keepers
were arrested ou a charge of having
whisky on their premises at Perth
Amboy, and Orange bobbed up with a
new low record for arrests during the.
month of January, only three persons
registering at the Orange jail, and only
one arrest being made for intoxication.
Among all the activities, the Yar?
mouth held first consideration with the
enforcement officers. United States At- :
torney, Francis G. Caffney talked over I
the telephone with Prohibition Commis- ,
sioner Kramer in Washington, and with i
Superintendent Shevlin at New Haven,1
before the announcement was made by
Mr. Quigley that the Yarmouth would
b? permitted to continue to Cuba with
her $4,000,000 cargo of whisky and wine.
It was .. in that the Washington
authorities decided the Yarmouth could
not be held in view of the fact that
she originally left I'nited States juris- ;
diction prior to the advent of the
Eighteenth Amendment, and was obliged
to return to the "dry" zone because of
accident.
The craft lies at the West Eightieth
Street pier, -.?.here she will take on coal
for the voyage South. She is expected
to sail to-morrow. No attempt was made
yesterday by the enforcement squad to
unload her, but she is heavily guarded.
Promoter Before Grand Jury
? r. e of the Yarmouth's cargo
did not end the problems of Marcus;
Carvev, net;re promoter and president
of the Biaek Star Line. The Federal;
Grand Jury, which is investigating the
alleged disappearance of several gallons :
of whisky from the ship's hold, called1
Garvey as a witness, but the shipowner
refused to produce the ship's manifest
: nd other documents regarding hid en?
terprise which the jury called for. He
was taken before Federal Judge John
C. Knox, who ordered him to bring in
all the papers and advised him that
while his corporation could not claim
immunity it woukl be his privilege to
submit a claim for personal immunity.
Frank de Mayo, whose little black
satchel was seized in Battery Park, was
arraigned before United States Com
misssioner Hitchcock and held in ?>?U0
bail for having liquor in his possession
and transporting it.
John B. Martucci, chauffeur, of 496
Fast 189th Street, and Renato Sabella,
truckman, of 2395 Bclmont Avenue, The
Bronx, who were arrested by Patrolmen
John Lutkin and Charles Nickess, of the
Morrisania station, when their truck
with its load of "olive oil" stalled at
Third Avenue and 157th Street, were
held by Commissioner Hitchcock in $500
/ hail each. The patrolmen became sus?
picious when they found the "olive oil"
cargo was in feed bags. The men
stated that they had been engaged by a
stranger to take the "olive oil" to an
address in The Bronx. They are
charged with possessing and trans?
porting.
T!u- seizure made by Assistant Super?
visor Quigley was shipped from Louis?
ville and ?s consigned to "order." Jt
is marked "for medicinal purposes," but
it is charged that-the law was violated
by failure to obtain a permit for trans
portation. The contents of the four
^ ears were taken to a bonded warehouse.
^ and each truckload was accompanied by
B an armed guard, and trailed by a pro
wf cession of wistful spectators.
Mr. K. O'Connor signalized his ap?
pearance by a statement to the public
in which he emphasizes the necessity
of every dealer in liquor possessing ?
permit. ?
Good Whisky To Be Cheaper
in another statement issued from Mr.
Shevlin's office the public is informed
that "the average citizen is indeed fool?
ish to buy either moonshine or bootleg
whisky," and druggists are urged to
apply for permits to handle liquor on
prescription. If druggists comply with
the law, the statement says, they may
distribute, under physicians' prescrip?
tions, "better whisky and at a more
moderate price than was possible under
former conditions."
Luigi Orsi, ?l Fast Sixty-first Street,
was arraigned before Commissioner
Hitchcock, charged with having six bar?
rels of wino in his possession. Detec?
tive Thomas C. Dowd, of the r>th In?
spection District, made the arrest. Orsi
was held in $500 bail.
?frailar disposition was made by the
Commissioner of the cases of Dominick
Rabbuffu, a saloonkeeper, of 140 West
End Avenue, and his bartender; of Mrs.
Kittin Moore, charged as the owner of
a saloon at 1,400 Unionport Road, and
of Adolph Rehu?, 259 City Island Ave?
nue, -who were all charged with viola?
tion of the Eighteenth Amendment.
At Perth Amboy David Wolfson. Abe
Lazerowitz and Steve Loekton were ar?
raigned before United States Commis-'
sioner Delaney and held for the Fed?
eral grand jury. Bail in Wolfson's
ease was fixed" at $2,500 and in the
other cases at $1,500 each. The au?
thorities allege that eight five-gallon
cana of alcohol, 195 proof, three forty
frallon casks of whisky and a twenty
flve-gallon cask of whisky were fov.-d I
on Wolfson'? premise?, I
Army Orders
New York Trihnne
Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Th? War De
partment to-day m?d?? public tin? following
army ordern :
MiiiccUan?N)us
Hensley, Col. W. N. jr.. air nenie??, to direc?
tor of military intelligence. Washington.
Smith. Maj. C. C, adjutant general's depart?
ment, to Camp Dodge.
Met.-alfe. Capt B., TJ. S. A., to Detroit.
Speth. Cap?, E., Philippine Scout? (retired),
placed on active duty and assigned to re
cruitlng office, El Taso, Tex.
Reed. 1st I.t. O. R., dental corps, to Kelly
Field, San Antonio. Tex.
1 Houlihan. Chaplain .1. F., TJ. S. A., to the
adjutant general, Washington.
Coast Artillery
Rucgles, Col. .1. A., to Kort Williams, Maine.
Sarcker, 1st. I.t, C. E., appointment made
permanent.
Veterinary Corps
Cramer, Capt. E. J., to Fort P. A. Russell.
Hrower, Capt. G. W., to Camp Podge.
Wright, Capt. V. B., to Chicago.
Feaiell, Cd l,t. G. 1-'., appointment made per?
manent.
Motor Transport Corps
Pierce, Col. O. C, to Governor's Island.
Ireland, Col. M. I,., to Fort Sam Houston.
Puringlon, Col. G. A., to Camp Zachary
Taylor,
Brinks, (.'apt, W.. to JefTei-sonville, Ind.
Medical Corps
Bristow, Maj. W. J., to Cnmp .larVson.
Snyder, Capt. O. K.. discharge revoked.
Williams. 1st Lt. J. H., to Hot Springe. Ark.
Blackburn, 1st I.t, L. L., appointment re?
called.
Culvert, l*t I.t, L. C. to Cincinnati.
Quartermaster Corps
B<M??ley, Maj. O. E., to director of finance,
Washington.
! Brown, Maj. I). M.. to New Orleans.
Kngineers
.lackson. Col. T. H., to Boston.
Reos, Col. T. H.. to San Francisco.
Jadwin, Col. E., to Fort Sam Houstoji.
Field Artillery
Anderson, I.t. Col. .1. B., to Aberdeen. Md.
Blakeley. 1st I.t. H. W., to Washington.
Corridon, 1st Lt. ,1. H., to Cnmp Grant.
Davis, 1st Lt. R. 1... to Portland, Mc.
Infantry
Finzer, I.t. Col. W. E., to Camp Travis.
Sharon, Maj. G. R.. to Camp Holabird.
Canoe, Capt. W. A., to chief of staff, Wash?
ington.
.Tocelyn. Capt. S. P. jr.. to Fort Jay.
Gregg, Capt. L. L., to Camp Dodge.
Withers, Capt. A. P., appointment made per?
manent.
Sutherland. 1st Lt. C. F., to Camp Cranl.
Lugton, 1st I.t. C. R.. to Camp .larkson.
Walcott. 1st Lt. J.. to Camp Grant.
White. 1st Lt. E. R., to Camp .lesup.
F.llmaker, 1st Lt, C. F.. discharge revoked.
Koalier, 2d I.t. J. L., to Camp Meade.
Resignations Accepted
Wood, Capt. J. R., cavalry.
Clark. Capt. S. F., field artillery.
Delamer, Capt. G. N.. field artillery.
Davis. Capt. .1. 1... dental corps.
Dear. 1st Lt. L. W.. infantry
Hates, 1st Lt. G. M.. infantry.
Nauts. 1st Lt. H. W., field artillery.
Heidenreich, 1st Lt, G. .. cavalry.
Honoraby Discharged
Roville. Maj. F. W.. Dental Corps. ?
Lindbaum. Maj. R. IL. infantry.
Robbjns, Capt. C. B., infantry.
King. Capt. H. O, Medical Corps.
Spradling. Capt. .1. W? Quartermaster Corpa, j
Ballowe, Capt. H. I... Medical Corps.
Irvin. Capt, H. C. Medical Corps.
Howaer, Capt- J. P., Medical Corps-^
Burnley, (.'apt . T., Quartermaster Corps.
MiGarr. Capt. T. E., engineers.
Montgomery, Caj>t. T. ('.. army service corps.
Dingier. 1st Lt. J. T.. air service.
Dillon. 1st Lt. L. J., engineers.
Dicker, 1st Lt. H. D., Signal Corps.
Parker, 1st Lt- F. R.. infantry.
Hamm. 1st Lt G. W., infantry.
Oliver. 1st Lt. L. H., Medical Corps.
Batson, 1st Lt. S. IL. infantry.
Beale. 1st T.t. F. F., railroad trans corps.
Kiessling,^??L Lt. F. O., engineers.
Adams, L'tTTt. W. C, Tank Corps.
Pierce, 2d Lt- L. E., air Hervir?.
Pearl. 2d Lt. J. I., infantry.
Gifford, 2d Lt. C. I,., field artillery.
Kellar. 2d Lt. C. IL, cavalry.
Blaikie, 2d Lt. H. M., Quarmaster Corps.
Gardiner. 2d Lt. J. L., l'y S. \.
Abbott, 2d I.t. E. H., infantry.
Navv Orders
? jVch- York Tribune
Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.- -The Bureau
of Navigation to-day issued the follow?
ing: navy orders:
Ballinger, Lt. .1. T., to engineering duty, sub?
marino division J.
Brayton. Lt. H. R., to U. S. S. Dispatch
when commissioned.
Davis, Lt, Com. E., to U. S. S. Parrot, aa
executive when commissioned.
Deams. Lt M. A., to TJ. S. S. Fulton.
France, Lt. A. F.. to U. S. S. Fulton.
Hill. Ens. R. D., to U. S? S. Brooklyn.
Huntoon, Lt. .1. G., to U. S. S. 0-13,
Jupp, Lt. S. p., to V. S. S. Fulton.
Knowles, Lt H. B., to U. S. S. Fulton.
Mail. Lt F. M? to U. S. S. Grt?er as execu?
tive.
Murphy, Lt V. R., to TJ. S. O-ll.
Norton. Lt. S. C, to tl. S. S. 0-16.
Ryan, Lt. D. L., to l'. S. S. Parroi -when
commissioned.
Snaders, Gun. H. J., to U. S. S. Partridge.
Scott, Com. D. A., to command TJ. S. S.
Parrot when commission??!.
Stevens, Lt (j. g.) G. M., to TJ. S. S. Chat?
tanooga.
Stoneetreet Lt. M. B., to romman U. S. S.
H-0.
Trayer, Lt J. S., to navy yard. Mare Island.
Cal.
McClare, Ens. T. H., to naval air station,
Rockaway Beach, L. I.
Meriweather, Com. H. T., to command U.
S. S. Sepulga when commissioned.
Perez, I.t. (j. gJ P. E., to U. S. S. Nero.
Three New York City Boys
Named as West Point Cadets
New ?fork Tribune
Vt'ashi'nutrin Uure.au
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.- Three New
York city youths were designated to
, day by the War Department for ad
i mission to West Point Military Acad?
emy as follows: George Mickel jr.,
1988 Metropolitan Aveuue, Brooklyn;
Charles G. Stevenson jr., 47f> Thirteenth
Street, Brooklyn, and David .I. Schwartz,
j 240 Fast. 105th Street New York.
Other New York boys authorized to
take the examination for entrance to
the Military Academy with the June
ciass include Doiitild 1). Parke, Sche
nectady; Raymond S. Frazier, Platts
? bur^; William il. Hamlin, Champlain;
' Wolcolt Dudley, Port Henry, and Dixon
; C. Smith, North Lawrence.
Twelve-Story Hotel Gerard,
In West 44th Street, Resold
The Hotel Gerard, twelve- stories, at
| 123 to 129 West Forty-fourth Street,
| on plot 100x100, has been resold by
I William S. Sussman for Gilbert & Kra
; mer and S. Morrill Banner, who bought
! it last November. Samuel K. Jacob?,
the new owner, gave cash for the prop
I ?rty.
-*
Old Broad Street Holding Sold
The five-story building at 105 Broad
Street, northwest corner of Water
Street, which has been owned for 12?>
? vears by the family of Alletta M.
liegeman, has been bought by a client
of Horace S. Ely & Co. The house was
remodeled in 1882, but retained eon
? siderablo of the older structure, built
I in 1746.
Recorded Mortgages
Continued from page twenty-one
of rtty of N T to Chan Fiedler. 163 W
129th at: 5 yr?, 6 p c; attya. Price Broa,
271 Bway .$13.500
LENOX AV. 420, n e cor 13]at at. 17xSr..
p tn ; Feb 2; Philip HcrshkovtU and
ano to Harry Berg, 107 W U7th at;
Instala. 6 P c; pr mtge $2?\00U; attv
Title (?uar ft T Co. 17? Bway.... $2,000
SAME PROP; p m: Fob 2: same to Isaac
Nelson. 46 W K7th st, exr; 7 yrs, E14
p <? ; aildress, 17? Bwav..$20,000
RIVBRSIDH PR1VB, s' e cor 136th st,
102.7x132.2x99.11x109.4; p tn ; ?-vp 2;
Crausman Realty Co to Lowell Realty
Co. 606 6th av; 6 vrs, 6 p c-, pr nttge
$200,000; atty?, M H A I s Isaacs, 52
William st .$50,00t>
ST NICHOLAS AV, s w cor 150th st. runs
w 75.10* s 99.llx e 50x n 49.Us e. 36.1
to av x n 51.1 to be?; p m; Feb 2; Ash
ford Conatr Co to Michael A Hoffman,
321 Convent av ; 5 yr.?. 6 P c; attvs.
Amend ft A. 119 Nassau ft.$110.000
167TH ST. s s. 125 s Bway. 75x99.11; p m;
Feb 2; Angelina l>'Aloi?t and uno to
College Holding Co. US W 120th :? i : due
Auk 1, 1920. ? p c; pr mtge $1<>5,000;
aty?, Morrison A 8. $10 Bway. . $! ?.00P
170T?I ?T. 607 AV. n s, 60x100; p m; .Tan
2; Lusonray Molding Co <o David Maas,
'.'2h \V 8KII1 ?t. exr; ? yrs, ? n c; pr
mtg-o $40,000; altvs. Kam row It?. ?- Un
iiTur. svo TUviiv .$H.noo
1?0TII ST. MCI W, ti s, J.0.X 100. p m: Jatl 2;
Lusonray Molding Co to David Huas,
2?6 W X6t h ni. cir; f. > rs. Il p c; pr
min?- $14.000, ?iiixn, Kantrowllz X- BJ,
."(20 Bway .'..$14,000
FOUT WASHINGTON AV, a o oor ISIsl
ut, H0.6x173.lOx irvrK, p m; Feb 2;
Fllbe.n Realty Cornu lo Nathan Halo
Corpn, :i-.'i B 2Mb al; duo Oct 1. 1928,
8 p c; pr intRo $31?,333.33 : Hlly.M, Marks
& M, 6? l'art, Row .$97,600
SAME PROP; Fob :'. simio to Nnilu.ii .\
Komme), al the "Twin," n w cor 93d
at und Central Park W: i yr. ,; v e;
atly, Jacob I Bcrinun. 316 Bwaj .$25,000
Dr on m
UNIVERSITY AV. 1630, n a, 56.9x108.-I :
fi ?- C Realty Co to Werner V Kranken
berc, 498 Wont Knd ?v; pr mlR $42,600;
Fob 2; 5 vrs. 6 p c; ally, llv E Franken
bersr, i.2 Broadway .$12,600
SAME) PROPERTY/; sanio lo Anna M
?Ionen, 2463 Valentino ?v; pr mlR $55,
000. l-'cb " ; ?< yrs, 8 p c; atly, I. V Eberl,
111 Broadway .$l3.ooo
TJNIVBRS1TY AV. 1610 and 1616. o s,
lois, each 66.5x104.10;'3 intRs, each $12.
t>00; ^ vu- niiKs $42.r,0"; same to Werner
a- Frankenbcrir, 498 West Hind av; Keb
2; fi vrs. ? p c; atty. lly K FrankenberK,
63 Broadway .$2.'.,0fot
SA MB PROPERTY; same to Anna M
.iones. 216:; Valentino uv; 2 mlgs, eacli
$in.000; 2 pr mtgs, each $r>.'.,nnn; Peb 2;
r, vrs. 6 p <?: allv. 1. N' Bbert. Ill Broad
way .i.$26,.
Si) BLVD. .ver Lincoln av, 100x200 i i
1H2d st ; Summit. Holding Co to Thos
Simpson, 2.r' So Broadway, While Plains.
N Y; pr mtE $50,000; .Ian 20: 5 yrs. B
n c; atly, T G K- T Co, 176 Broad?
way .$15.000
TIFFANY ST, 9;>2, e g, 40x104.9; Mcrris
Miller to Rosemond Realty Co, 105 K
29th at; pr mlR $21.750; Feb 2; 5 vis. G
p e; attv. H Olasaer, 291 Bway..$7,00fl
TIFFANY ST. 966. e a. 40x104 7. same lo
same; pr nit? $21,750; Peb 2; 6 yrs, 6
p c; atty. sanio .$7,000
180TH ST. n s, 70.9 w Arthur av, ^5.;lx
95.6; Jacob Shustek to Mary E Bropliy,
M4 toih av; pr mtg $6,600; Peb 2; 6
\rs; 6 per r-oni ; nit v. Tille Guar .V T
Co, 176 Bway .$2.900
SA MB PROPERTY; same to Tommaso
Giordano. 864 B ISOth si; pr mtK $<r,ooo,
Feb 2; due Auk 2, 1920; 6 per cent; ally,
same.$500
LORING PIj, 2::'17. 25x100; Anna Buchman
to Meta K Jewell, |i Melrose av. Mt
Vornon, N Y, el al, adnvx; Feb 2;
yrs, 6 >-? per rent; atty, Tltlo (luar ?- T
Co, 176 Bwav.$7,000
SAMR PROPERTY; same to Margt M
F.-aly. 2307 Coring pi; pr mtg $7.nr>fl;
February 2; installs; U per ,cent; atty,
samo .$3.000
136TH ST. K22 B. s s, 26x100; David
Butensky and ano to Louis Bpstein, 146
Lenox av; pr mtg $9,000; Pi b '.'. installs;
i". per cr-nl ; atty, Tltlo Guar <C- T Co, l"ii
Bwav .$5,000
ROi?ERS PL, 967, a s. 17.5x70.10; David
Kalnens to .las ("5 Bonnett, 1627 Wale.?
av; pr mtg $4,600; .Ian 30; 5 yrs; 6 por
cent; atty, Tlth Linar \- T Co, 176
Bwav . . .'..$l,9.S|i
ROGERS PL. fitiT'-.., w s, 17x70 f1 : Morris
Kamens to same; pr mtg $4,;>00: Jan
30; ."> vrs; fl per cent; attv. same..$2,450
BRONX PALE AV, lir,::. Jos Del Gindiee
to Enill N Sorgenfrei. '??'" Morris Turk
av: pr mtg $4,000; Feb 2; Installs; 6
P?r cent; attys, Wm FVtera & Co, 1044
B Tremont av.$1,400
CLINTON AV, 2123, ? s, 20x99.2; Lawik
Plsetzner to Lorach Peckar, 1384 Steh
bins av; pr mtg $6,500; Feb 2; due ?Vug
2, 1922: 6 per rent; atty, Title (luar ?
T Co. 176 Bway.$1,000
EAGLE AV, s e s. 516.8 s Cllft st, 16.8x
100; Harry Brodsky to Sarah M McKay.
810 Eligle av; pr mtg $4,500; Feb ;; , 3
yrs; II per cent, atty, Title Guar \ T
Co. 1 76 Bway.$]. MIO
lTfiTII ST, 607 ?. n s. 20x72; Samuel I,osen
to Louise p Mornhin-wt'g, J3X S nth av,
Mt Vernon, N Y. Jan 31; 3 years, 6 p e;
am. Win C lark. Ml Vernon N V.$1,500
133D ST, 697 B, n s, 18x103.7; Adolph
Kraus, and ano (o Ida Heller, ?179 1-7
133d et; pr mtge $2,oi>0; Peb 2; I years,
6 p <? ; attv, 1. Landes, 370 B 1 191 h
s( .$2,000
17STH ST. 910 B, s s, 40.3x81.4; Max
Schecher In Boris Feltelson, 1523, Av A.
pr mtge $16,000; Jan 30; 4 years, 6 p e;
atty, Benj Kronenberg, 302 Bway.$4,000
220TH ST, 755 B; Wm Bitscher to Bmma
W( Ik, 547 W 129th ?t . Jan 22; dui . i I .
as p?r bonil . ally .1 I. Zoet zl, 4102 White
Plains av ... . '. ... . $6.000
HONEYWELL AV, s e s. 120 s w Samuel
st, 25x9S.11: Louis Gershowitz to Noi
b<*rt Leibe!, 20SC, Honeywell av; pr mtge
$3,500; Fob '.', 3 years, R p c; atty, M
Kaufman, 299 Broadway. $3,500
VALENTINE AY, 2392, e s, 49.11x116; Abr
Fellerman and ano to R * D Realtj o,
3013 3d av; pr mtge $42,000; Feb 2; .'.
years, 6 p c, atty. Prince & X. 19 Cedar
vt .$13.000
DALY AV. 2117. 76.4x65.3; Max Tniolf and
n-nn lo Wally Constr Co, 350 Broadway;
Feb 2; inst?is, 6 p c; atty. Tltlo G *? T
Co, 176 Broadway .$3,000
WEBSTER AV, 3544, e s, IS.74.3; Harr>
Schuster to N'athl Fink. 20 B 112th st.
and ano: pr mtge $4.07r. ; Fob 3; 3 years,
6 p c; atty, Title G & T Co, 176 Broad?
way .$1,176
SIMPSON ST. 969. w b, 42x109.1; Gustav
Schrot to John It Barnharl, -'ll/O Morris
av. pr mtge $31.000; .ian 2S ; Inst?is, ti
p c; attv, Title G <?- T Co, 176 Broad
way .$10.000
PROSPECT AV, 958, e s. 37.6x125; Solo
mon Gershman to Gottlob H Stuber, 263
E 233d st ; pr mtge $21.00; Fob 2; du?
ets as per bond; atty, Title li A- T Co,
176 Broadway .$9,1.
136TH ST. 432 E. s s. 15x100; Carrie J
Gunn to Helen W Allen. 432 B 131st si;
pr mtge $4.250; Feb 2; 3 years, 6 p .
attv. Title G <v T Co, 176 Bway..$3.250
TELLER AV. 1039, w s. 20x100; Abraham
Froedman and ano to Martin 11 Bohle.
2786 Brlgf-'s av; pr mtge $7,0o0, Feb 2;
5 vrn, 6 p e ; atty, T <"? & T Co, 170
Bwav .$2,500
142D ST. 498 K. s s, 16.8x100; Morris
Smith to Louis Lederer, 498 B 152d >?: ,
Feb 2; 3 yrs, 6 p c; atty, T < ; & T r.o,
;;>?> Bway .$2,000
GRAND CONCOURSE, e s, 02.1 s 166th st,
runs n 92.7 to 166th st x e 164.8 to ("nr
roll pi x s 92.Sx n w 166.9 to hog; Julius
Weiss et al to Jeunotte C? Adams, 107 1
Carroll st ; pr mtge $10.000. Jan 27.
due July 1, 1924; 6 p c, atty. H C Allen,
32 Liberty si.$25,000
DAVIDSON AV, 2386, e s, 60x115; Thyra
Prohorg to Dennis W Moran, 249 Echo
pi; Feb 3; 5 yrs. 5'2 p c; atty, E .1
Martin. 507 Tremont av.$7,500
CROTONA Ai;, w s. 33.1 n 1 lot ?i st. 37.6>
100; Geo lilak.-s to Theo ltolhrs, ?^7
Morris av; Peb 2. :! yrs, 6 '*, p c; ally,
INSTRUCTION
l?CH?OLJ 31? Yfar
Day .lud Evenlna P?pt*.
Now York-72 Park Ano., bet. 38-30 Sts.
Brooklyn?Corner franklin and Jotfereon Av?iiuos
Examinations
*?Wesr Foinr?? Annapo?i?
Send fort'?'?1?? ?.n? "Siiccnsii in Rigents Bxbd)?."
New Term Just beginning.
FRENCH COURSES
ALLIANCE FRAN?AISE do NEW YORK
In ? i peratIon with
COLLEGE of the CITY OF NEW YORK,
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
HUNTER COLLEGE or the CITY OK NEW
V< IRK.
Afternoon and Evening elementary arid
all-around classes. Special classes f..r. h??
ll ren.
All classes begin the week of Peb. 9th.
Opvn to all on payment of .i tan regis?
tration fee. Registration begins week of
Fob. 2d, except Saturday. For further in?
formation atldroHN ALLIANCE FRAN?
?AISE, COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF MEW
YORK
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ftno offfiiBa ?ularj? farm Ht ta
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iESSING mAHtCUfthNO
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ACCOUNTANCY
New Mid-Winter Classes are now forming
Day or early evening sessions Write for
helpful booklet. "Your Post-War Oppor
tunlty," and Bulletin N
r.\t F. ? rACE, 34? Church St., New York.
BERKELEY-IRVING SCHOOL
311 West SS? Street
FORTIETH YEAR
"From Primary to College"
Prepares boys for all colleges, technical
?chools and business. Ali ri arles Thor
?vth work. Small classes and Individual
iiist.njction. Gymnasium Building?Swim
mine I*ool?Roof Playground--all on pram?
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? P. M. If desired.
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Telephone Schuyler 4S36
??AYT ATlTa NKW SECRETARIAL
^. ?u ? a-. ?* i! '? oonello, Instrucior.
QfTHii^i^!- Central Branch Y.W.C.A.
aVllUOll 610 I ex. Ave., at 33d St.
SPANISH?FRENCH?ITALIAN
CORTINA ACADEMY
I? EKtt ?Sth St Tel. \nmlerhllt tin
?WIGHT SCHOOL &???.
Cclleio A ItPKonUi. Went l'oint & ?nnapolis. 4?in ji
AtnletlcF under profehsiona! supervision,
At ukrs o Btudu of the individual stiidfrtt.
New Term Just beginning.
t*f*?T*T 6CH00L n Wm1 4JS,h **"**
KKD I I ??cretirlal u-aliiliig. tartHlduu i>
I UM I I MnM?oo. Du; waaloa.
I<? ,r Martin, 507 Tremont av.$26,000
lfifiTH ST, 655 EJ, n s, 17.8xl00.fi; Abr
Lotbowlt? I" .'os Lally, 655 10 Itiolh et.
pr mtge J4.50O; ivb ?:: :i yr?, ? p o; atty,
Lawyer* T ft T Co, 160 Bwaj.Il.noo
Il Al ,1. PL, W a, I 19.1 I n Ifi?th st, 25x10?!. Il ;
David l,i ? In i" Chan A Clark, I I? u'
RStli st; l'"h 2; duo as por bond; 6 p o;
atlv , C. A Ciarle. 1,1 C? dar :.|.$2.000
WASHINGTON AV, e s. 112.11 n Kl 3d st.
2fix$0..t; Sparta Really Co to Lawyers
lit 1 ? ft T Co, 160 Bway . .Ian 30; D > rs,
;, t.. p i-, alt} . L T .v- T Co, 160 nrniul
was. .$1 l.?'"0
U?- X >1>V CREST AV, 1183-1 I v.. w s, 50.1 x
116 l . ThOB Lvu. h and an. Hosu
Iteall.v i '". Rl Hei kiniiii nl . pr ml?''
I $2.500; Ceh ". du< N'ov I. 1922; 6 p c;
ally, T <1 it T Co, I ;>; Hway . . . .$4.500
Mi ITT W . '? H, 12.1 n loOlh st, 25x1 14.1".
Mu-.- M InlittMti.ii lo \nne 1! Mort-If.
Hotel l 'halfonte, AI Innl I. i 'it v. N J : Jan
2?; 3 J l-H, ?? '- l> ' . atlv, T C K T I 'o,
176 Bway.$6.500
BEAUMONT AV, 2333, w a, 30.6yl00;
Nicola d'Agoslino t.. Mbertlna Scho.ll
hammer. 39 \v cmati Parkwav . .1? rsey
i'iiv . N .' . Feb :? vra. 5 '-. p c; ntty,
Title Ouar .v- T Co, 176 Bway . . .$4,500
WYATT ST, 1171; Frank A Weber to Urn
II Booth, ?992 Bnnedlel av; Ceb 2; fi
v ra, 5 i< c; stty, Title Ouar <t- T Co, I7H
Bway .$2.200
LA FONTAINE A\ 2114, n s. ? x : Marie
Todero to Harris Lovlne, 2114 La Con
lalne av; Feb 2: Instala 6 p c ; atty.
Title Guar & T ? 'o, 176 IHv.iv .-, .<::.">on
Mi HUMS AV. n w -? 165th r.t, 50.10x102.8;
Mi mis Sehachrlvow el .,1 to Pen?'.I
Realty t n. 609 Willis ,iv .Imii 2: 3 > rs,
ti p c; iitty, Denwood Realty Co, 609
Willis av . . $6,000
?l?BBK AV. 2-170, s s. :.n\inn. Peter ?(as?
untasen lo Marie Hubacli. 237 71sl ft.
Bkl.vn; r migo $2,000; Fch 2; Inst?is 6
p ? , al iv. Til le Ollar .< T < 'o, 176
Hwaj .$2,non
M? i Mi? 110 AV, 17 1!'. u- :. 26x96; Katll
Mullln to Cari Bohruler, 1751 Monroe
av: pr mtge $6,000; h'i b 2: Instala ?;
|. i . attv. Til I- (,ii.<r & T Co, 17t?
Bwav .$1,700
N KW BOLD AV. s s. 2110 o Pugialey av,
25x1 OS; Sophie 10 Kuelin to Chas Aal,
20; ? Now-bold a\ , pr mtgo $5,000; !?'? b
2 . due, eh . ;(;-. por bond ; .i i (v, Tltlo Guar
,V T Co I ?6 Bway .$2.200
CROTONA VV, 2308. r s, 50x100: Farrnie
Waxenbaum t" Wilhelminii K Gronhnlz.
211 So nth si, Bklyn; pr intg?' $40.660;
Feb 2; 3 vra: p e as per bond; atty,
\ Waxenbaum. 277 Rw av . - .$7.ooo
H?K A V, n m .? Aldus, 12x106; Harris
Minimou-Hz lo [largo Really ?'o, i r S
Bway; pr mlge $-14,000; Fob '.'; B yrs,
>. p c; attys, Rose ,v> I'. 128 Bway. $15,000
HOB \ V 1005. w a, 12x106; same tn saine;
pr intq.- $29,000; Fob 2; .'? yrs, 6 p c;
alty, same .$12,600
I8STH ST, 261 E. w s, 50x102.9; Samuel
Belklnd to P..nu,m- Realtj Corp, 12
Nassau st. pr m|go $35.000; Fob 2; due
Am; I, 1921 ; 6 p c; attv, ,1 Moran, 132
Nassau si .3-7,000
CROTONA AV. 2315, w s. 37.6x80: May M
w . Is. I lo Th?s .1 Mu? pin . 6 15 w ; 76th
st. und ario, mi : .Inri ::l . due Dec 30,
1921, 5 p .?. ally, G .1 Glllesplc, 20
V. .s. y si.$14,000
I73D ST, 333 K, n s. 19.2x110.7; Nathan
Stein to .1 u ii i um .1 Pittman. 2524 Preston
av; pr mtge. $."., 100; .Tan 31 ; Installs, 6
U c; atty, Il H Patlon, 27 Cedar
si. .$J.'",rin
IlOK AV, 1163, w s, 25x100; M'adora Realty
Corp I" Shim Sporn, 547 IS I78th si . pr
mlge $1 7,000; .Ian I , I yrs, 5 '?? u ,? ; ?
alty, M T Barows. 203 Bwav.$6.500
1S7T1I ST, 770-772, -? s, 10. Ils irrej? ;
Meyor Ospovul to Isidoro Crestaldl, 77.'
E lS7th al . h'eb ! . installs, 'I |. c; atty.
.1 Sautora, 1175 Bway .$5.50?
WHTTLOCK AV, 867, w s, 25x100; Char
lotte Gold lo llavid .1' islowil ?.. 859 Whlt
lock av; pr mtge $8,600; Fob 2. .'! yrs,
(i p c; attys, Spiro K- A, 135 Bway.$3,800
I55TH ST, 834 K : Loula Epstein to Lewis
Dorfman, 7?l Prospect av; pr mtge
$10.000; Feb 2. I yrs. 6 p c ; atty, M
Monfried, 200 Bway.$3 7?."
MAPES AV. 2120, o s. 66x100; Annie Amt
io Wilhelmina Bertenbiirg, 2120 Mapes
av; Feb 2; 6 yrs, 6 p c; atty, II Stuckall.
'Jon Broadway.$23,000
SIMPSON ST. ws, 42x110.5; Murshu Realty I
Corp to Sarah Dreier. New Brunswick, N
.1. et al : Feb 3 ; I yr, 6 p c ; alty, .1
Krone. 21 fi Broadway .$.12,000
TINTON AV. nee 150th st. 30x100: Philip
Krtibiner lo David Gutman, 1990 "th av ; I
pr mtg $2.ri,000 ; Feb 1 ; I yrs, 6 P c: alf.y.
S Rasch. 233 Broadway..fO.riiio
l-l.'ID ST, i s, I*:..7 w 3d av, 15.1x100:
Sanil .1 Levine to Mary .1 Hartley, 50 F.
196th st : Jan 24; 3 yrs, R p c; atty, E E
I. Hammer. 280S 3d av.$4.000;
CLINTON AV. w s. 132.2 n Boston nl, 31.6x
nrec: Nathan Burner and ano to Anna
Weiler. 348 E 20 Uh st : pr mtg $16.000; I
Jan 29; installs, 6 p c; atty, Theo Sattler
147 Uli av .$2,000
(?RANT AV. w s, 155.9 n 163d at, 20x95.2;
Geo Prince and ano to Teresa G Ohmeis.
953 Grant av ; pr mtg $7,500: Jan 31 ; j
5 yrs. 6 p c; atty, H C Knoepfel, 5 Reek
rnan st .$3,000
LEGAL NOTICES
AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART I. of the
Supreme ? 'ourt of tho State of New
York, luid In and for th? fount-, of New
v.?!?)<. at thf fount} Court House in the
Borough of Manhattan of the ? 'it v- of New
York, mi the sth day of January, 1920.
Present; HON EDWARD A. FINCH,
Justice, in tin m..lier of the applh-at inn
of CHIRIQL'I ELECTRIC CORPORATION,
;, corporation, for voluntary dissolution.
On reading and tiling the petition of j
Enrique Halphen, Jacob B. Fldanque,
Ralph James M. Bullowa, George A. Con
roj and Aloxander B<-gir. a majority of
tho directora of Chlrlqui Electric Corpora?
tion, n corporation created under t h? laws
of this State and having Its principal oflleo
located m Um Borough of Manhattan, of
the ?'itv of New York, in the County of
New York, and the schedule thereto an?
nexed, dulv verified by the pet It inner!; on
Ihe IMh and 29th .?ays of December, 1919,
from which petition it appears that the
caso is one of thosi specified In se,-tion 17?
of Hi General Corporation Law. and It
further appearing lo the satisfaction of the
Court, from said petition, that the said
corporation is Insolvent, .iiul on reading
and tiling tho notice of this application,
dated December ' 30th, 1919. with proof
of due service thereof, and of such peti?
tion and schedule and of a copy of this
order upon the Attorney General;
And after hearing Lawrence E. Rrnwn,
of counsel foi ihe petitioners, and no one
representing the Attorney General in oppo?
se Ion ;
Now on motion or Bullowa X Bullowa,
attorneys for t;.>- petitioners, it is
ORDERED that all persons Interested In j
said corporation show cause at Special
Term Pan I of. this Court lo bo held at
the County Court House In t ho Borough
of Manhattan or' the ?.'Ity ol New York
on the 20th day ..f February. ' 129, at 10:15
o'clock in the forenoon, why? the said cor?
poration should mu lu- dissolved and II is
l IK gi ER ORDERED I hal a copy ol
'.rder be published at least once in
each of thr ?? ? ? '.s Immediately preceding
said 20th day of February, 1920, In the
New Vorl. Lav Journal and The New Vor;,
Tribune, newspapers published in the i
County ?'! New Vork, I
* Enter
EDWARD R. FINCH
J. S. C.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
SUERKBN, JOHN ?.?IN P?RSUANCB I
of an order of Honorable .lohn P. Co
halan, a Surrogate uf the County of New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all per?
sons having clalm8 against John P. Sucr
keri. late of the County of New York, de?
ceased, to present the .samo with vouchers
thereof ???> the subscribers, ;,t. their place of
transacting business, at the onlco of t netr
attorneys, Guggonhelmer, Untermyer ,fe
Marshall, No. 12u Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan, City of New loi;., un ur be
tu?re the 2 1st day of June next.
Dated, New York, the Jut h day of De
ce i i)":-. I'.'l.'.
ELISE KA ETHIC S ?ER KEN
HERMAN P. SUERKEN,
Executori.
GUGGENHEIMER, CNTERMYER ?s
M'AtKSHALL, Attorneys lor l-JxtioUtor?,
?20 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
New YoiK City.
WELLBROCK, WILLIAM HENRY-?in pur?
suance of an otdii of Honorable John P.
Cuhalan, a Surrogate of tho County of New
York, notice it here'oj given U' a I p?t sons
having clalmi- against William Henry Wsll
broclc. late of the County of New York, de
,t-h9ed, to pr?sent ihe same with vouchers
thereof ;o the aubscrlber, at his place of
transacting business at tho office of Hendrick
k- Hendrick, No. 2 Hector Street, In tb? City
ot New York, on or before the 10;b day of
Ma;, 1S20
Dated. Nev. York, the 6th day of Novem?
ber 1 S i ?
A.RTHIR C WELLBROCK,
Executor.
HENDRICK &? HENDRICK, Attorney? for
Executor. 2 Redor St., New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John P. Cohalan, a surrogate of
Ihe ?-ounty of New York. NOTICE ?a here?
by given to ail peraona having clalmi
hgaitm Georgianna B. Wright, late of the
County of New York, deceased, to pre
?ent the same with vouchers thereof t?
the subscriber, at his place of transacting
business, at the office of his attorney!.
Carier. Ledyard * Milburn. No. 64 Wall
Street, In the City of New Y'ork. on or
before the M day ol' February, li'20. next
D.ied Nil? York, the 21st day of July
ISIS,
HORACE E. DEMING. Executor.
CARTER, LEDYARD & MILBURN. At
torneys for E.\< uto: . i Wal! .street
Borout ?' Mat'.l can New Vork City '
WALKER. ELISHA ROBB?NS.?IN PUR
suance of an o-iler of Hon. John P
cohalan. Surrogate of th? County of New
York, notice is herebv glvn to all per?
Bons bavins ilaitns acainst Ellsha Robblnc
Walker, lato of the County of New York.
deceased t i present the 'a- .?. with vouch?
ers thereof, to ill* subscriber, a: his place
of transacting business, No. Ki Broadway.
In the City of Now York, on or befo e the
2:'th day of April next.
Dated. Now York, the 23rd day ot Octo?
ber. 1?19.
' JOSEPH WALKER. Jr..
Ad:. Inlstrator.
ROUNDS, HATCH. D1LLINOHAM ?k
DEBKVOI.se, Attorneys for Adminis?
trator. <2 Cedar Street. Now York City.
LOST, FOUND ANT? REWARDS
LOST. . ,
Notice Is hereby ?Ivan that common ??ok
cerilflcate of the Crucible Steel Co. of
, America, No. N. T. A. 27,?88, Issued May
20, m 19. In the name of Florence Wallace
I Edwards, In the amount of ?2.000. has
| b"-n lost and all persons ?re warned
against negotiating said certificate. Ap?
plication has been made for dupllcute cer
, t?llente. Signed. Flor?noo Wallace Edwards.
i LOST, Near at, John's ^ti? Divino Cathedral
or in laxtcuh Episcopal ring, amethyst
surrounded by 18 diamonds, .-roes on each
side Liberal reward. Return Mother Superior.
! Misericordia Hospital, 631 East 86th st.
LOST BANKBOOKS
? LOST Bankbook No. 110.110. North River
Saving-, Bank. Payment stopped. Kind
lv return to bank, 31 West 34th St., New
York.
LOST liHnkhooK No. 19?;,;,7 1. Tho Greenwich
Savings Hank. 246 R 218 SKth ave.. N. Y.
City, Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST Hnnkl ook No 586,584 or Hank for
Savings, 280 Fourth avo., New York. Pay?
ment slopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST -Bankbook No. 250.721 of the Frank
Mo Savings Hank. Issued to Stinger S.
Carlesou. Payment stopped. Please return to
I lank, 668 Eighth ave.. New York City. All
persons arc cautioned not to purchafe or
negotiate same.
LOST.- -Hankhook No. 69,263 of the U. S.
Savings Hank of N. V. Payment stopped.
Please return hook to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
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bath; all conveniences, reasonable; private
WEST END AVE., 818 ilOOth St.).?Large
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
GENTLEMAN desires furnlsherl room vicin?
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HELP WANTED MALE
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Prepare now for more responsible posi?
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More and mor? business transactions are
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Applicants who are accepted will be
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Y. Tel. Chelsea. 4054
SHOP MATHEMATICS, mechanical and
architectural drawing and typewriting
courses are still available for registration
? t Brooklyn Central T. M. C. A., 56 Han
ton Place. Brooklyn.
HELP WANTED MALE
RO-\ .....office work; good opening for bright
hoy. Room .110 Flatlron Building, Broad?
way and 23d st.
BOY in office of large automobile concern;
state age, salary expected; good oppor?
tunity Box 206. S.-.2 Columbus ave.
BOY wanted to work-in office of garage.
Apply 20th Street Garage, 516 West
20th st.
\Ut\ wanted in large advertising agency;
chance for advancement. Apply J. Walter
Thompson Co., 244 Madison ave.. New York
City.
luiVS TO TYPEWRITE BILLS AND GEN?
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FOR ADVANCEMENT. SPEYER BROS, 41
i NION SQL ARE.
HOY wanted to run errands and make him?
self generally useful; bring working papers
price to start $12. Davidson Press. 2."> New
i hamhers st.
D !?: SI G N E R 3?DR AFTSME N?E N GIN EER S.
?Permanent positions available for high
??rade mon with technical training in power
plain, steam or electrical, healing and ven
tilatlng, conveyor, engineers, icol designers.
Desirable openings, fo ? young mechanical
engineers. Single men biiwoen asrea 25 and
30 preferred. Address Factory Office Em?
ployment Dept., The Goudyear Tire & Rub?
ber Co.. Akron. Ohio.
ENGINEER
Licensed, eight-hour watch;
steady employment for reliable
man. Apply at once. J. H. :
Williams & Co., 152 Hamilton
Ave., Brooklyn.
engineer"
Reliable American citizen ;
licensed ; to assume entire
charge in large Brooklyn manu-;
facturing industry. State fully
previous connections and ex?
perience. If now employed,
write us in full confidence, stat?
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No. 30, Sta. P., Brooklyn.
MEN!
VOL" ARE looking fop. A BIG
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HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.
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uture -men wh.o believe in them?
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on the eve of a great expansion,
and to men who measure up to our
.711 standards unlimited future Is
assured.
CALL AT ROOM 1017.
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MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED
VS TRAINED CORRESPONDENT?:
LETTER EXECUTIVES
MAIL SALES DIRECTORS
AI 11.vi? TO ?lo.ooo YEARLY
ic"edls .I'VeV^" ?e,ial, '??"?respondence
y ?? " f?> *lu?ns. ?alea. adjustments, etc.),
n sal Li les i unnlng u-om ' i
*::> TO ? too WEEKLY
Ambitious men and women can train re. the'
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Telephone Br.ant S930
HFXP WAl?TED MALE_
OnOOM. with hunter?, Pjlo ponies, saddle
homes; headman: married. Box 7i. F?r
TTIlla, N. J. _[_
MEN
Here Is an opporlunity for mon of ? ?Hi
tlnct personality, with alms for the futur-,
men who bolleo In themselves.
We nro a financial organization, hiitnan
and big-hoarted. with an Inter?* In every
emPlove We want a few real salesmen to
Increase our business. To mail who measure
up to our high standard we have a prapN1
Hon that produce, results for workers, which
means thai you ?rain an opportunity for
financial Independence
c.M.L AFTER 10 A. M..
Suite 1002, lib Nassau St.,
or phone Beekman 7834 for
appointment/
SALESMAN
enl prominent bond house.
ill Informal ion.
Box r762, Tribune Offi?;e.
SALESMEN
A large Now York corporation with
established branch offices has openings for
several high grade salesmen, must be
well dressed and furnish good references;
city and road work; throe days' train?
ing; position permanent to men of
ability and Industry. For Interview raU
nn I. F. Runey, 141 West 3?th at., sixth
floor.
SALESMEN, experienced, one for ohemloals.
another foodstuffs, another Iron, steel, etc.,
on com in Ins Ion basis two weeks; If satis?
factory, drawing aocount against rnmml?
sions. Apply Monday 9-9:30 A. M. all week
after 0:3". 164 Nassau st . Room 1003.
SALESMAN for engineering specialty;
Christian; sell yourself In your letter,
giving age, experience, qualifications, etc.;
salary and expenses when traveling. A.,
Box 767, Tribune ?jfllce.
STOCK AND BOND SALESMAN.
Competent to sollrlt personally postal eard
Inquiries >n New York City. These leads are
the results of a. publicity campaign on be?
half of a financial corporation that will in?
crease its working capital to $2.ooo.ooo this
year. Its personnel ia of the highest. Its bus?
iness Is profitable and timely. Applicants
must bo experienced security salesmen and
work on commission, but will be hacked up
by special help necessary to make them
quick producers. "We prefer salesmen 36 to
55 years of age, of unquestioned character
and references,
I
See Sherwood TTod?on. aith ?"liirenre Hodaon II
Co., Brokers. Established 1893. Room 603,
2b Cortlandt st.
STENOGRAPHER wanted; salary $ 18 - $ 3 5.
Security Employment Exchange Agency. 51
East 42d st.
PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR
Must be thoroughly experi?
enced in gottlng out produc?
tion und be experienced in
high class instrument making.
Position will pay $60 to $"5
per week to start.
Must be oven- 30 years of age
and hi'V-e a record for efficiency
and unusual ability that will
stand a strict personal in?
vestigation such as will be
made. To the man that gets
this position there is an op?
portunity offered that ts of
the hiKhcst type In future
possibilities from a. supervision
standpoint and no ordinary
niB.n can be accepted. THIS
IS A PRODUCTION PP.iiPO
SITION AND NOT A MAT?
TER OF MECHANICAL
SKILL.
Write, giving . ag?. experi?
ence, religion. height and
weight?kindly have your let?
ter typewritten.
1'. S . Box 100, Tribune Office.
SI ' P B R I N T E N D F-NT
? >P
CHEMISTRY PLATINO
?Qualifications for this pos!
tion consist of a thorough
knowledge of chemistry and
electro plating as well as ex?
ecutive ability. This require?
a thoroughly practical man
and ono who has had con?
siderable experience In both
chemistry and plating.
The position will pay $50
to $76 per week, depending on
the calibro of the man.
Cnle.ss you have t^e quali?
fications noted above and are
above the average in Intelli?
gence and make-up It will not
b?- possible for you to get bv
or to make the future for your?
self that awaits the right "man
Reply, mentioning your age,
education, religion and experi?
ence in detail. If you can send
a. typewritten letter It will be
given speedy consideration
Address S. O. C, 8S10 Broad
si . Newark, N. J.
SUPERVISOR OF PERSONNEL.
College and business iralned man now in
charge of employment, welfare and Ameri
canlzatlon work with a platit emplnvlng
3.000 desires change. Labor tun-over reduced
ige- ]a?t yt-ar on what was considered a low
basis. Position desired with industry where
progressive Ideas and the square deal oolic>
prevails. AddfcWs A . Box 711, Tribune
? ifflc.e.
WANTED. -Experienced architectural drafts?
man. Lewis Colt Albro. 2 West 47th st.
YOUNG BOY wanted to run errands and do
general office work; chance for advance?
ment. Apply The Lassner Company, 6
Maiden Lane. New York City.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT bookkeeper,
knowledge of typewriting,
neat, accurate, willing worker.
Harriet Hubbard Ayer, 323 E.
34th St.
BBLLEVUB HOSPITAL, psy-opathic serv?
ice8- graduate nurses needed; worn??,
_*?5; men, $70; full maintenance,
CLERKS wanted; salary $1S-$3T Securltv
Kmployment Exchange Agency. :>] E. 4^d
BOOKKEEPER
thoroughly experienced, to handle a complete
set of books for manufacturers. Must under?
stand distribution and voucher register
Brooklyn resident preferred. Hours S:30 to
5. Salary $20. U. M., Rox 209. Cable BJdg.
C H AM B E RM AI D; hours. 8 4; no wateh,
? ?6 and private room; 40 and room out
?roadway Central Hotel. Broadway and
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED, BY PUBLIC SER
; ICE CORPORATION, QCEENS
MORO BRIDGE PLAZA, LONG
?SLANT) CITY WRITE. STAT?
ING QUALIFICATIONS AND SAL?
ARY DESIRED. ADDRESS DIl"'
rAPHONE, BOX 48, LONG ISLAND
CITY. '
CLERICAL WORKERS
Must have had some high school training
good at figures; $15 to start. Bristol Myers
-?" -*' ''leene ave., Brooklyn.
,'(;?.1''R^,,':s'-t; "> take entire charge of S
r.ii?Ki schoolboy; must he experienced,
ft?v?rt ;?ra.nd havP references. Telephone
?road 2959, or write Mrs. Brunn, 21 Beaver
st., New ,ork f'ltv
GIRLS! GIRLS!
^rHp'.;Uil'':MX('' BOTTLES AND PB
VE\'t r>V,^,.>ArKu;Ksi ETC.; PERM
lUf'lli t T|,'N-': G?OD SALARY A>
RAPID ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
A- A. VANTINE & CO.,
FIFTH AVE. AND 89TH ST.,
.. _, OR
i- ,LNTRR S R?INT AVB.,
LONG ISLAND"CITT.
ER
A
AND
HELP WANTED FEMALE_
CHAMBERMAID In private f>i?iy. Apply
136 Eaet 78th ?t. Rhlnelender ?426. /
| FILING CLERKS for publishing house.
j Phone Chelsea HS9Z.
?GIRLR for light ttctorr work: ? phou.r^
iteady; half day Saturday; ?1? start. 4?4
W?l 33d ?t., 2d floor.
j GIRLS AS TYPISTS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
! as typists. Permanent posi?
tions. Large financial institu?
tion. Hours 9 to 4:30. Satur?
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera?
tion of dictaphone without ex?
pense. Salary $12. Call after
9 A. M., room 5030 Metropoli?
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave
nue & 23rd Street, New York.
OIRLS
for light factory work: pleasant working
condition?; 15 minut?e from Orend Central
Station. -Take QueenHboro subway at 42d
st. ar.d got off at 11th st.
METROPOLITAN Ef.ECTRfC
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
BOULEVARD AND HTH ST,
LONG ISLAND CITY.
GIRLS
FOR PERFUMERY WORK;
SALARY $12 WEEKLY;
QUICK AND STEADY
ADVANCEMENT; BONUS
FOR FAST WORKERS.
A. SIMONSON,
506 5TH AV.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit?
ing, stenography and dicta?
phone without expense. Salary
to start $12. Call after 9 A.
M., room 5030 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
OTRTi. small, wanted in large advertising
agency; ono who Is familiar with operat?
ing mimeograph. Apply J. Walter Thomp?
son. 24 1 Madison ave., New York.
GOVERNESS.?French or English; part time
or all day: railroad fare paid. Address
Mrs. A. Goadby, 390 l'nlon ave.. Lvnbrook,
L. I.
HOUSEKEEPER.?Middle aged colored wom?
an. reOried. tak? care of household for
small family; pleasant surroundings; good
salarv for rl{cht party. Mrs. Wolnicker, 355
Vernon avp.. Bklyn. or phone Buehwlck B319.
HOCSEVVORKER. after 1 :30 p. m . and to
cook and servo dinner: $50 monthly, refer?
ences. Call 9-10 mornings, 125 West !2th st ,
Apt. 4F.
MILLINERS
EXPERIENCED. ACCUSTOMED TO
FINEST WORK; HIGHEST SALARIES
PAID; YEARLY POSITIONS. El
O'CLOCK SATURDAYS.
MAX LITTWITZ,
7 BAST 4 7TH ST.
THINGS YOU WANT
WHEN YOU
ENTER BUSINESS
Permanent employment.
Good pay from the
rstart with regular and
Vaquent increases.
Annual vacations with
full pay.
Liberal sick benefits,
medical advice and
pensions without cost
to you.
Work and recreation
rooms that are large,
well ventilated and
comfortably fur?
nished.
Lunch rooms, where hot
meals are provided at
less than cost.
THESE THINGS YOU
HAVE WHEN YOU
ENTER TELEPHONE
OPERATING.
Positions in this occupa?
tion are now open to
. young women and
girls over 16, with or
without previous tele?
phone experience.
Positions are also open
for all night work at
extra pay for those
who prefer this work.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE : 27th Street
and Broadway, Man?
hattan.
BRANCH EMPLOY?
MENT OFFICES?
58 W. Houston St.,
Manhattan.
44 Pearl St., Manhat?
tan (11 A. M. to 2
P. M.).
453 E. Tremont Ave.,
Bronx, 9 A. M. to 5
P. M. (Except Tues?
days and Fridays, 12
M. to 9 P. M.).
And in Brooklyn. 81
Willoughby St. and
1336 Broadway.
If unable to come to an
employment office,
telephone Miss Brem?
er, "Madison Square
12000" (free call) for
further information.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
[?NURSE whl(<\ tr?ineA. ">mc"-nt; refer?
p,? ??? for two children " years old aud 1?
months old; 20 minutes from New Tar1',
?bA-Vi.: $70 to 17b per mom>,. if
I -;.r,rth I'. Telephone Bay*!? f>r,r'[\ or Co?;.
I lug i.ireen Hr.XO
i orHRATrinn. experienced in ??'ii?ri;
?t??.dv position end iwl pa; '-7 Nos
trend ?ve!. Brooklyn. Prospect Knit
j Urn; Mill?_
BT??OORAPHER. by 'arge corporation,
ij.jcenst.oro Rr.da? pla/.a, l-.ng Island
I r*lt? ? mo?' have a' less* in? ;?ar> ??xDe
rleiice" w r?t". s'a-tlriK r;nallil'-i?nonr. j -j
i salary' desired Addresa S B., Box 4S,
i I^'OI? Island City
STBT?OGRAPHER wanteC. aleo a typiat,
' /llrtsphorie experience wo"'d ootmt : ?*
cp?lonallv ple?sai.t work under eon?erlaJ
surroundings: salary accordingto ???'lit*
yppiv National Automobile <.h?rnb?r of
Commerce. ? East 42d ?'
LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
WANTED.
Ambitious young women,
17 to 25 years,
can obtain
permanent employment
with excellent prospects for
advancement.
No experience necessary ;
pay while learning;
ANNUAL VACATIONS WITH FULL PAT.
8ICK BENEFITS. ETC, ARE PROVIDED.
Hot lunches
are served at cost.
This is a wonderful
-opportunity for young women
I entering business life today.
i
PEE OUR MANAGER
! ANY TIME BETWEEN ? A. M AND ?> P |b
at Room 530,
24 Lispenard St.,
?IT'S JUST BELOW CANAL ST).
THE AMERICAN
TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
STENOGRAPHER and lyplet, offl.;e assist?
ant (Christian), unde-stands filing. 3 or
more \ ears' experience; n?at in appear?
ance, accurate In work; p<-mi?n'tit posi?
tion: $20 to SJ', -a week. Ft. Tyson White's.
Sons, 320 Bridge si . Brooklyn.
TYPIST, by large corporation, Queensbor?
Bridge plaza. T,ong Is and City; muet
have some experience; write, sta-ingr tmI ?
locations and salary desired. Address T.
T.. Box 48. Long Island <~ity.
TYPIST
to make out bills and orders; aleo 'Ot
stencils and use addressing machine; will-'
ing. ambitious girl desired.
Harriet Hubbard Ayer,
S23 EAST ,ilTH ST.
WANTED. Nurse. Kmrllsh preferred, best
references 16 months' old. baby. Mr?.
T. W. Jan'eway. 215 Manor Road. Ptaren
Island, N. Y. Phono West Brighton 40*.
WAITRESS wanted. Irish preferred; il
apartment; none wlthoul good reference?
need apply. <'all. Thursday, h?foi? I
?. m. or between 1 and 3 p. m . Mrs. D. A
130 East f!7th St.
WANTED, man and wife or woman ai
housekeepers for a doctor. TMeph.on
Harlem 1320.
TOUNG lady or girl. Christian, to as?is- n
analytical laboratory; ??xperienc urn?
essary: salary $11 per week. T^ienhona
47-S John.
YOUNG WOMAN for Ugh' housekeeping ir
family of two and to assist ?vitl IVa ? ?
old baby. A., Pox 76?. Tribune Office
WAITRESS and chambermaid in priva-?
house for a family of two. Call Columbus
ITS before 1 1 :30.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
COOK, BUTLER; moderate fee. Japans??
Employment Bureau. HI West 42d et
Bryant 77S7
HOUSECLEANING. -- General vacuum
cleaner. A. Erancts, 26 West 137th at
Harlem 670?.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A. ?A.- Child's nurse or 'alie- ' maid ' ?
voung Norwegians: Inexperienced; .-*
v, ???ij< English and sew nicel> O.. M<?s Hof?
maytn .Agency. 10 East 13d si i
Telephone "-it Murra> 71.:
? HI LD'S NCRDE i Ihild undei 4 - - -
long references; '?'?' to $70, T Miss Hof
m;:.v.-rs Agency, 10 r.<i-: 43d SI
Telephone ">?4T Murra> ?'."'
COOK.- Scotch womp.n cit; or sCourv?; re?
quires gas range: highly recommended;
$70 to $70 M. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 1''
Kast 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone S:<-17 Mu?
rai Hill.
KITCHENMAID. First class; cit; family;
only $?o to $65. A . Miss Hofmayer s
Agency, lu East 4.iii st., 3d tlo.ir. Telephone
S947 Murray Hill.
MAX wants work in Ute e\ening; anything:
hours 6-12. J K. I'. . 235 West 4th st.. cit:
YOUNG MAN. with live years' experience in
wood construction and knowledge of archi?
tectural drawing, ? ishes position with con?
struction company. B. Griffin. 189 Tremper
a vu . Kingston, X. V.
woman, elderly, wishing to go down South
or to a warm climate, to do light house
work or take cHr.. ,,f children is also
handy in sewing, ?'all on a. Denfeld, 2S?
Last ."'Mil s( . \.,w. Vori,
PERSONAL
BILI.IK CALKINS. Mother wa-i:-> to hear
from you; is lonely. Everything la all
right Please ("?if home or write. Cop?
land 3. Uavenport.
LOUISE ELLIOTT, or other colored malda
employed by Mrs. Minnie Allen, at 2754
Broadway, from vear 190? to 1913. Pleas*
s<-nd address t.. Legal. Box A. 760. care
New York Tribun".
BUSINESS CARDS
BEAUTIFUL RUGS,
ORIENTAL PATTERNS
all sizes, a|i prices, all colors; Wilton. At
mln*!er. Whlttall, Brussels. Sloans, seamed
or seamless, like new isllghtly used!. $7 P*
'? ??'?* up S'arlor. bedroom. " halls, stair?.
ehowrorm office carpets, all colors, all mal'eF.
?.-d ii,.; Orientals hand tufted rugs. KH
lim ma Mug oxer, cleaning, laving, dyeing.
reasonable STILLINi.S, Ln'c .?20-62*
Madison ave. (?9th st.i. Pla?a ?S36.
IKWi:>"G- MARINO OVBR-CLBANIN?.
300 carpet?, rugs, portiere? (all ?is?*).
plain Oriental color?. Slightly used. At
3-3 original price. 200 yd?, of inlaid line?
leum. $126.
GEORGE
1037 3?> AVE.. 618T ST. 4264 PLAZA
HIGHE8T PRICES patd for furniture. ???
tiques, pianos, br'.e-a-hrac. book*, ?rt.
etc GA8AT. ?g University Place. Poods
Btuyveaant 2377.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRT BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised. pur?
chased. BENNETT. 176 Broadway, upstair?.
BIG BARGAIN.- New and used wardrobe
_trunks, sor, sixth ave., bet 30th-8lst at?.
? >r.|?r One of Our
DELICIOUS SMITHFIKLD HAM?.
C. I. Robinson, No. 615 West 2d Street,
Richmond, Virginia
WANTED. -Second hand player piano.
S?nd pink? and particulars, A. Boi 7S.i.
Tribune Office.

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