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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
A REWARD WILL BE PAID
for return or a platinum bar pin about 4 H
?ches long, 3 large and 10 small diamond?,
tost February 14th, 150th st. ft Broadway.
Communicate with E. B. Hopwood. 65 John
st.. New York City. Phono Beekman 1987.
LOST.:?In transit between 261 Broadway
and No. 1 Union Square the following Mor?
ris Plan investment certificates: R 7861-7900
inclusive. ?100 each: K 15*1-1550 Inclusive,
$1,000 each; R 8*, $5,000. Certificates were
not signed by two officers, were not regis?
tered and are of no value except to the
Morris Plan Co. Return to Morris Plan Co.,
261 Broadway.
$100 REWARD for return or diamond and
onyx pin with two p?sftrls, lost Feb. 11th
at or near Amsterdam Theatre. Return 15
East 65th st. >_
?OST.?On Sixth ave. elevated train at Sedg
wick ave., Monday, velvet handbag con?
taining gold watch, money and keys; reward.
Addtcks. 135? University ave._
LOST.?Black and white Spaniel dog. lost
vicinity Washington (Square; reward ?l?.
Kelly. 4* West 8th st.
LOST.?Small platinum and diamond watch
with monogram K. M. C. ; liberal reward.
O'Reilly. 310 West 66th st. _
LOST In seat of Broadway subway, morn ng
of Feb. 16, black velvet bag containing
large sum .of money and key?* $10 reward.
Return to Room 903, 79 Wail st._
LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST.?Bankbook No. 76,510 of the Frank?
lin Savings Bank. Issued to Katie M?ller ;
in- trust for Emilie P. M?ller. Payment
etopped. Please return to bank, 658 klgntn
ave.. New York City. AH persons are cau?
tioned not to purchase or negotiate same.
LOST ?Bankbook N6. 576,622 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any
person hi.ving a claim to It is hereby
called upon to present the samo within
ten days or submit to having said pass?
book canceled and a new one Issued.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 79,6*5 of the United
States Savings Bank of New York. Pay- j
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 79,91* of the United
StattiS Savings Bank of New York. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 65,866. Issued by
t,he Metropolitan Savings Bank of New
York. Payment has been stopped. Finder
please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 52.773, North River
Savings Bank, 31 West S4th st. Payment
etopped. Kindly return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 1.189,075 of the
Bank for Savings, 2S0 Fourth are. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1.118,908 o? the
Bank for Savings, 280 Fourth avo. Pay?
ment stopped. Please ?return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1,130,*23 of the
?Bank for Savings, ?80 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment ?topped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1.1*6.885 of the
Bank for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 962,886 of the
'Bank for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1,110,219 of the
Bank for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. ?Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1,102,808 of the
Bank for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1,122,1*6 of tho
Bank for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment ?topped. Please return to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
78TH, 118 WEST.?LARGE, EXQUISITELY
FCRN1SHED. NEWLY DECORATED
ROOMS. $65 TO $100 MONTHLY; PERMA?
NENT BUSINESS PEOPLE PREFERRED;
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE HOUSE.
?0TH ST., 41 WEST?Two adjoining rooms,
?sxceptlonally pleasant; running water,
electricity; near bath room; In private resi?
dence near park.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
BROADWAY.?My elegantly furnished three
room apartment, high grade apartment
house; couple, three months; references.
Franklin 2139.
MADISON AVE., 1186.?Six rooms, fur?
nished; Immediate occupancy until Ooto
b?!T; references; rent $225 monthly; ap?
pointment by phone. Lenox 1361, before 11.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 453 (Apt. 94).?Two
rooms, newly furnished, bath and kitch?
enette. Morningslde 9080, Apt. 9*.
72D, 245 WEST.?Extra large front and
back parloi. suitable for studio or doc?
tor's office; also large, beautiful front double
room. Columbus 8966.
106TH ST.. 225 WEST.?Six rooms, bath.
well furnished, immaculately clean; refer?
ences. 2550 Academy.
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED
BUSINESS couple, sisters, desire small fur?
nished apartment north of 72d st.; will
sign lease ; references exchanged. B., Box
868. Tribune Office.
r ... - , :
UNFURNISHED APARTMT8 TO LET
APARTMENT TO LET, three rooms, bath.
, Inquire In basement, 720 St. Nicholas ave.
g, - ? ? ? ' ' ~~~~
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
and profitable work ; day and evening
?trasses. Bend tor free b?x>klet and visitor's
pass. West Bide Y. MC. A., SOS West
?7th st.
SHALL I STAY? SHALL 1 (SOT
Before making a change find out If you
fire on.the right track. To know what your
lfework should be Is a start in the right
direction. The trained analyst will know
from a study of your face the vocation for
fou. This study is based on known scientific
laws. No psychological tests ; no trade tests.
Ask us all about it. Booklet "L" on request.
Merton Institute, Inc., 96 Fifth ave. (at 16th
st.), New York. Telephone Chelsea 405*.
?HOP MATHEMATICS, mechanical and
architectural drawing and typewriting
rouises are still available for registration
at Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A., it Han?
son. Place, Brooklyn.
HELP WANTED MALE
A National Organization Needs
Managers and Superintendents.
We prefer to develop men to
became our executives instead
of hiring executives from other
companies.
Success in life does not
come from hoping or wishing,
but through effort.
If you believe in yourself and
you are dissatisfied with your
present condition and you are
between the ages of 21-35 we
have a wonderful opening for
you. Apply, by letter onlv, to
N. T.t 932 Tribune Bldg., ?. Y.
ASSISTANT EDITOR on"~trade paper; a.
young man who hns some chemical or
Jharniaceutical knowledge and who de?
lires to learn thu art of editing and the
siocesa of making up a technical perlodl
;al Is offered a splendid opportunity to
rnake a permanent connection, with chance
?f speedy promotion: send particulars of
^durat!on and training and salary ex?
pected to start with to A., Box 808 Tribune.
ADVERTISING" MAN of ability; special
work on textile and financial weeklies
commission basis. B.. Box 557, Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER.?A large manufacturing
concern, located at Norfolk, Va., desires
the services of a thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper; applicant must have had sev?
eral years' experience in manufacturing
lines; not over 36 years of age and be an
?ble mathematician; this is a splendid op?
portunity for an ambitious, capable man.
Address Air. O. E. Curtis, Hotel Manhat?
tan, giving full details as to salary, etc.
No Interview without written application.
BOY, 15 TO 17 YEARS, FOR ERRANDS;
OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ELECTRICAL
TRADE. PEET * POWERS. 70 E. 45TH.
BOY.?Good, bright boy, 16 or over, to run
errands and deliver small packages. Apply
with references. Manhattan Electric Supply
Co., 110 West *2d st.
BOY, small, wanted to assist in packing !
and run errands in office. 61 Leonard
?.t.. Mactaub Specialty Co.
< OR ED yuung man for errand? and light
w'?i >. factor: : references. Dave
'* . i ? IHva . .D Fifth ave.
HELP WANTED MALE
ERRAND BOY wanted. Bugen? Dletxgen
Co., 118 Ka?t ?m ?t. ?_
MAT CUTTER and picture fitter wanted;
steady wort. Apply or write, Kennedy ft
Co., 618 Fifth ave, _
MANUFACTURER of automotive equipment
desires live, high-grade salesman to devot?
entire time to the line In territory north of
Virginia and east of Buffalo. Give full In?
formation in first letter. A? Box 792. Trib?
une Office.
OFFICE BOYS, large corporation; $146 a
month; good opportunity. Auditor,
Bradatreet's, 346 Broadway.
PICTURE FITTER and mat cutter wanted;
steady work. Apply or write, Kennedy ft
Co.. 613 Fifth ave.
MEN
AGES 25 TO 50
EXPANSION PERIOD OF
H.W.DUBISKE & COMPANY
225 FIFTH AVE.
MAKES ROOM FOR
EIGHT (8)
HIGH GRADE MEN
[N THE MADISON SQUARE
SERVICE STAFF. ONLY
MEN OF CLEAN RECORDS
AND HIGH IDEALS WILL
BE CONSIDERED. APPLY
IN PERSON IF RED BLOOD
FLOWS THROUGH YOUR
VEINS
FOR GREATER
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OFFICE BOY, bright, neat, energetlo and
willing, wanted by large concern? ad?
vancement; salary $10 a week. Apply
Room 2101, 166 Broadway.
PRESSMEN
Lithographic pressmen qualified for poster
work on Stone presses can find steady em?
ployment, good wages and good working con?
ditions by writing
THE MORGAN LITHOGRAPH COMPANY,
E. 17th & Payne ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
PROMINENT manufacturing concern in New
Jersey has an excellent opportunity for a
thoroughly competent mechanical draftsman ;
experience on condensers ?and pumps desira?
ble but not essential ; do not answer unless
you mean business and can make good. Give
age, experience and minimum salary ex?
pected. A., Box 811, Tribune Office.
SALESMEN.
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE SALESMEN
OF GREATER NEW YORK.
Are you entirely satisfied with your
present business connection?
Is It yielding you the lncomo your
e.Ybrt ?nd ability entitle you to?
A*Tfo how about the future? Is there
the i-tportunlty for you to develop Into
a $*H000 to $20,000 a year man?
If you cannot answer YES to these
three questions, If you feel that you
are STANDING STILL In your pres?
ent position, then this advertisement
carries a message for you, no matter
what your sales experience has been.
We are a MANUFACTURING COR?
PORATION, with a nationally known
product, protected by a patent process
which is considered as important to
the AUTOMOTIVE industry from an
economic standpoint as the Bessemer
process is to the steel industry.
We have room In our organization
for a number of live-wire salesmen,
who are looking for a Job which they
can make their life's work?where
they can virtually get Into business
for themselves.
If you are such a man, we will give
you the opportunity of making more
money during the next six months
than you ever made before, and after
that. If your work has hecn satisfac?
tory, you may step Into a PERMA?
NENT POSITION In our merchandis?
ing department on a basis of re?
muneration which will Insure your
financial Independence.
Right now, we are Increasing our
manufacturing facilities and are look?
ing for young men who are ambitious
to make a future for themselves, and
who are willing to help us In securing
the additional capital which we re?
quire for business and plant expan?
sion, by calling on Motorists in Now
York and vicinity (with cards of In?
troduction) and Inviting subscript I.it,-i
to our offering of 8 per cent Cu
latlve Preferred Stock, with a ?
mon Stock bonus.
Many young men In our organ !<
who have never sold a share o.'
In their Uves before are now i-i.;
on a commission basis from $1C.
$260 a week and more; so do not l??
tate because of lack of experience ?*.i
this particular line of work; we will
help you to make a success of It?
right from the start?and your suc?
cess will not only mean money In your
pocket, but will prepare you for a
PERMANENT FUTURE.
You would like to know more about
this opportunity, wouldn't you? Then
address a letter to P. O. Box 411,
Madison Square Station, New York,
asking for an Interview. In your let?
ter kindly state your age and selling
experience. References need not be
given until after you have been ac?
corded an Interview.
SALESMEN
YOU MEN WHO ARE COMING,
NOT GOING.
We want men who have "arrived," but
whose future, nevertheless, Is still ahead
of them. Wo offer a degree of co-opera?
tion and an honest-to-goodness personal In?
terest In the men of our staff that real
salesmen count one of the biggest assets of
their careers.
This is. ? financial concern of irreproach?
able integrity and of open doors to oppor?
tunity that invite, now that we are reaching
out to extend our business, the attention of
men whose ability and ambitions deserve the
chance to make good In a big way.
CALL AFTER 10 A. M., 116 NASSAU
ST.. SUITE 1002. WRITE OR PHONE
BEEKMAN 7834 FOR APPOINTMF.NT.
SALESMEN.?No glorious promises, but a
real opportunity for you If you can stand
Investigation; we want you to sell stock In
a dividend-paying commercial banking
company either In New York or our home
city; genuine leads and strong co-opera?
tion; commission. See Mr. Buckley, 1 East
42d st., or phone Vanderbllt 7229 for
appointment.
STOCK SALESMEN wanted; If you are capa?
ble of selling small blocks of stock on an
attractive basis would suggest that you call
on us In person. Eastman Rubber Works,
Inc., 218 West 40th at.
TRAVELING SALESMAN
Who would like to locate in
New York City, or
COLLEGE GRADUATE
who can show record of success
is wanted to represent a large
corporntion in negotiations of
a difficult nature
Position worth $5,000 to right
man
J. H Huntingicu-i, 106 West
40th St., bet. 9:30 and 4 o'clock
TOUNG MAN
bright, for packing room; steady work
APPLY 373 FOURTH AVE., 10TH FLOOR.
STOCK SALESMEN who appreciate a secur?
ity of high merit to sell. Buyers of this
stock should make large profits and sales?
men who sell It should build up a permanent
clientele. Large sales, liberal commission.
Call Room 2220, 61 Broadway._
YOUNG MEN WANTED ON
POWER PUNCH PRESSES.
ROOVERS ERO., 100 SCHER
MERHORN ST., BROOKLYN.
HEL? WANTED MALE
SOUTH AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT ?
Skilled or technical men. speaking Span?
ish, can reach employers in South and Cen?
tral America, Porto Rico, Cuba, Philippines
and Spain through "Want" columns of IN?
GENIER?A INTERNACIONAL; rate five
cents a word, minimum charge ?1.60: circu?
lation 16,000, McGraw-Hill Co.. Inc., 475
Tenth ave., New York._a
SALESMAN.?Stock, Gentil?, to sell high
class oil .stock; commission only, write,
giving qualifications and phono, B? Box 666,
Tribune Office._
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
WANAMAKER
BEAUTY SCHOOL,
883 Fifth Ave., Near 36th St.
Leading School of America.
EARN $25 WEEKLY.
Hairdressing, Manicuring,
Marcel Waving.
All Branches Taught.
REGISTER NOW FOR HIGH
CLASS POSITION; WE CAN?
NOT SUPPLY THE DEMAND:
REACH OUT FOR SUCCESS
IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF
WEALTH AND REFINEMENT:
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
Phone 117? Vanderbllt.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR
GIRLS AND
YOUNG WOMEN
17-25 years of age.
We offer all the advan?
tages you can think of
and
$15.00 PER WEEK
as a starter, with more
pay and good chancea of
? advancement.
Experience of any kind
is not necessary.
COME AND SEE US.
ROOM 530,
24 LISPENARD ST.,
JUST BELOW CANAL.
The American
Telephone & Telegraph
Company.
Automatic Telegraphy.
THOUGHTFUL YOUNG WOMEN
Like to employ their minds as
well as their hands. The day
is short when the mind Is inter?
ested. The new method of hand?
ling telegrams?Automatic Tel?
egraphy ? requires intelligence
as well as finger dexterity. The
work possesses ever-changing in?
terest. The pay is good. The
occupation Is esteemed.
THE WESTERN UNION TEL?
EGRAPH CO. TRAFFIC DE?
PARTMENT.
Room 1702, 2* Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway),
Dally, Including Saturday, 9-4 p.
m. Also at 356 West 125th
Street (near Eighth ave.).
Dally at 9 to 1 p. m., and Tues?
day <& Thursday evening, S to
? p. m
GIRLS (2)
for office work,
.'-'etropolltan Electric Manu?
facturing Co., Boulevard and
lih st., Long Island City;
15 minutes from Grand Cen
tral Station; take Queens
I'?trough subway at <2d st.
and get off at 11th st.
! WANTED.?Stencil filers familiar with mag?
azine subscription work. Vogue Co., 19'
West *4th s*.., Mr. Melville.
Billing Machine Operator
in large office; must have good ex?
perience ; apply to office manager.
GREAT ATLANTIC. &
PACIFIC TEA CO.,
825 East 141ST ST., BRONX.
CHAMBERMAID.?Hours 8-*, no watch; 135
and private room ; 1*0 and room out.
Broadway Central Hotel, Broadway & 3d St.
CHAMBERMAID wanted; references re?
quired. Phone Rhlnelander *6*6.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.
j Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
i as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
I Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
\ holiday. Luncheon served free.
; Opportunity to study typewrit
j 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.
GIRL,
bright and willing, in office of
wholesale house to take charge
of advertising literature stock ;
light work and no previous ex?
perience required ; hours 8 to 5,
Saturday 1 o'clock ; if unable to
call, write, stating salary.
Burroughs, Wellcome & Co., 18
East 41st st.
. GIRLS.?Several bright, neat, young girls
? for sample department of large textile
. house; no experience necessary; ?alary |13
, to start. Call and see Mr. Carlough, 2d
I floor, 212 Fifth ave., corner 26th at.
GIRL, with absolute experience and knowl?
edge of double entry bookkeeping; good
salary. A. Josephson. 70 Eldrldge ?t., N. Y. C.
WOMEN CLERKS over .10 years of age for
entry i;l,:?. steady position. Auditor.
Bradstreefs, 3*6 Broadway.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HOUSEKEEPER, working, middle aged, for
small private family adults ; pleasant, re?
fined surroundings ; one preferring country.
Telephone Heotor B680 between 9 and 6, or
West Brighton 674, after 7 evening.
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.
GIRLS
over 16 to make themselves useful in pub?
lishing house. Dutton, 681 Fifth ave.
GIRL, small, wanted In large advertising
agency; one who Is familiar with operat?
ing a mimeograph. Apply J. Walter Thomp?
son Co., 244 Madison ave., New York City.
RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN TO ACT AS
MAID TO YOUNG LADY IN THEATRE;
ONE ABLE TO PLAY DANCE MUSIC,
WITH KNOWLEDGE OF SEWING. APPLY
SOON AS POSSIBLE, A. DORE, 1 WEST
64TH, APARTMENT 12E. PHONE 8500 CO?
LUMBUS. /
LADIES to sell tickets for charity organiza?
tion concert; commission. Room 411B, 47
West 42d st.
NURSE GIRL wanted for light housework;
good home; good salary. Meltzer, 1086
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. Phone 6347J
Bedford.
NURSE MAID, assist with two children;
experience unnecessary; country. Tele?
phone Beekman 8239. Box 661, Tribune Office.
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Competent In publishing house.
Dutton, 681 Fifth ave.
OPERATOR, telephone, small hotel switch?
board; hour- 12 noon to 8 P. M. Apply
Hotel Maryland, 104 West 49th st.
GIRLS
for light, clean work; permanent. Apply 373
Fourth ave., 10th floor.
POSITIONS FOR
YOUNG WOMEN ARE
OPEN IN SEVERAL
OF OUR
DEPARTMENTS.
$15.00 A WEEK TO
START, WITH REGU?
LAR AND FREQUENT
INCREASES THERE
AFTER.PERMANENT
WORK ? 48 HOURS
OR LESS A WEEK.
MANY OPPORTUNI?
TIES FOR ADVANCE?
MENT TO POSITIONS
IN WHICH THE
EARNINGS ARE $25.00
TO $30.00 A WEEK.
PART TIME WORK
A NUMBER OF POSI?
TIONS ARE ALSO
OPEN TO YOUNG
WOMEN ? MARRIED
OR SINGLE ? WHO
FIND IT CONVEN?
IENT TO WORK ONLY
4 TO 6 HOURS DUR?
ING THE DAY OR
EVENING.
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES:
1168 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN
453 E. TREMONT AVE., BRONX
81 WILLOUGHBY ST., BROOKLYN
(8 A. M. TO 8 P. M.)
(SAT., 8 A. M. TO 4 P. M.)
SUN., 12 M. TO 4 P. M.
44 PEARL STREET, MANHATTAN
(11 A. M. TO 2 P. M.)
1836 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN
68 W. HOl'STON ST., MANHATTAN
(9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.)
OR TELEPHONE
MADISON SQUARE 12000
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE CO.
GIRLS for light and clean shop work ; no
experience required ; good pay while learn?
ing, raise as soon as qualified. Goerz Opti?
cal Co., 317 East 34th st.
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, capable
girl, with Initiative, wanted In manager's
office of publishing house; must be rapid and
type neat letters,; one used to Oliver type?
writer; splendid opportunity for advance?
ment ; state age, experience and salary ex?
pected ; references required. A., Box 815,
Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER.?Wanted, stenographer
with knowledge of bookkeeping; one
who ha? worked In wholesale clothing
house preferred. , Mencher Bros., 98
Bleecker st.
THE WE6TERN UNION TEL?
EGRAPH CO.
The Public
demands especial care on the
part of those who handle tele?
grams. That Is why wa exer?
cise especial care in placing
young women in our telephone
department to receive these mes?
sage?. They must be Intelligent
and courteous, and they are.
Handling telegrams over the
telephone is the highest phase of
telephone work and we pay ac?
cordingly. You will enjoy, th?
work. It is different. Come and
see.
THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
THE WESTERN UNION TEL?
EGRAPH CO.
Room 170?, 24 Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway),
Dally. Including Saturday, $-4 p.
m. Also at 3S6 West lJ?th
Street (near Eighth ave.), Daily
? to 1 p. m? and Tuesday an I
Thursday evenings $ to ? p. m.
i TYPIST.?No particular experience neces?
sary; must be n?at and accurate. Apply
I In person National Association of Credit
| Men, Room 617, 261 Broadway.
WANTED.?An expert stenographer and
bookkeeper for ? secretary to family In !
Louisiana, Interested In various welfare
activities. Cultured Southern woman pre
ferred. Salary larger If possesses good alto
; voii". Address Presbyterian, Box 664, Trlb- I
une Office.
SrfUATIONS WANTED MALE
A_A_BUTLER?French ; excellent refer?
ences from prominent families; $100-$110.
R? Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st.,
8d floor. Telephone ?9*7 Murray Hill.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, undertakes special
posting bookkeeping work, temporarily,
permanently, monthly, auditing statements
rendered, Income tax reports; competent, re?
liable; references. Income Audit Co., 1*82
Broadway.
ACCOUNTANT. ? Tax reports, flanaolal
statements, part time bookkeeping; rea?
sonable. Krause, 809 Broadway._
CHAUFFEURS SUPPLIED.
Experienced, furnished without charge on
short notice, with references Investigated.
Phone Chelsea 4663. Agency, 159 West 23d st.
CHAUFFEURS 8UPPLIED. ? Experienced,
furnished without charge on short notice,
with references investigated. Phone Chelsea
*6?3, Agency. 159 West 23d st._
HOUSEMAN, experienced, private family;
references; no waiting. Address F. S.,
263 West 125th st. ._
USEFUL, houseman, painter, kalsomlner;
intelligent, rcllnble; reference. Ameri?
can, Tribuno Uptown Office, 1358 B'way.
YOUHO MAN, 20; 2 years' newspaper ad?
vertising experience; references. A., Box
813, Tribune Office.
YOUNO MAN, 20, newspaper advertising
exp., wishes position. Call Wllllamsburg
617.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A.?A.?Cook ; young Irish girl ; $65 to 170 ;
good city reference. H., Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East *3d st., 3d floor. Telephone
89*7 Murray Hill.
COOK.?Irish, with set of help; 875 to $80;
city family. D., Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
10 East *3d st., 3d floor. Telephone 89*7
Murray Hill.
COOK.?Irish Protestant ; city apartment ;
$65 to $70. A., Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
10 East *3d st., 3d floor. Telephone 89*7
Murray Hill.
COUPLE, butler and chambermaid; young
Swede; $1*0. S., Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone 89*7
Murray Hill.
DRESSMAKER.?Stylish dresses remod?
elled, evt-nlng gowns; out, home. Lee,
60 West 36th st.
LADIES' MAID.?Canadian; very reliable;
good seamstress and packer; $50 to $65.
M., Miss Hofmnyer'H Agency, 10 East *3d
st., 3d floor. Telephone 89*7 Murray Hill.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN, cleaning
or laundry; Thursday, Friday. Care
Ford, 180 West l*3d st.
WAITRESS, parlormaid, young Irish girl ;
experienced ; $55 to $60. G., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 E. *3d st., 3d floor. Tele?
phone 89*7 Murray Hill.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWNING BRITISH MANUFACTURING
and selling rights of product of Incon?
testable superiority, extensively used In
manufitcturlng staple materials, thereby
reducing cost of production, storage and
freight, also increasing output?now of
utmost Importance universally?I require
clever negotiator as partner. Applicant
must dispose of at least $50,000 cash to
acquire interest and go to Bnglanfl to in?
corporate there largo exploitation com?
pany. Only gentlemen of highest moral
and excellent financial standing are In?
vited to write fully to Mr. Acker, 15
East 40th st.
BUSINESS CARDS ?
Carpets and Ruga
1,000 YARDS FINE CARPF.T9
$1 yard up; 500 elegant rugs, all sizes,
all colors, $5 to $65 up:
MAKING OVER, CLEANING, LAYING,
DYEING;
reasonable. Stllllngs, Inc, 620-628 Madison
Ave. (50th st.). Plaza 8835.
Carpet Cleaning
??WING?MAKING OVER?CLEANING.
500 carpets, rugs, portieres (all sizes).
plain Oriental colors. Slightly used. At
1-3 original price. 200 yds. of Inlaid Uns
leum, $1.2C.
GEORGE
H?7 8D AVE.. ?1ST ST. ?25* PLAZA
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstairs.
Rags Wanted
WANTED, ORIENTAL RUG. FINE QUAL
ity, small allover d??sign on dark ground ;
Antique Persian preferred ; room 17 ft. by
10 ft. ; will pay good price. Box 78, Times
Square P. O.
Tranks
BIG BARGAIN.?New and used wardrobe
trunk?. B06 Sixth ave., bet 30th-31st sts.
FURNITURE WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, an.
tiques, planos, brlc-a-brao, books, art,
etc. GABAT, 88 University Place. 'Phons
Ctuyvesant 2377.
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROV?
sions of law, there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned. The
Thomas J. Stewart Company, Successors
to Colonial Storage Warehouse, Inc., is
entitled to a Hen as a warehouseman on
the goods hereinafter described, and duo
notice having been given to all parties
known to claim an Interest therein, and
the time specified In such notice for pay?
ment of such charges having expired,
there wdll be sold at public auction at
t^e warehouse of The Thomas J. Stewart
Company, 1*3 West 90th Street, New York
City, on Thursday, February 26th, 1920,
beginning at 10:30 A. M. and continuing
on each and every Thursday thereafter,
beginning at the same hour, until all
goods are sold, to wit: Household goods,
consisting of bedroom suites, dining room
furniture, chairs, desks, books, parlor
suites, library furniture, kitchen utensils
and articles, brlc-a-brac, clocks, pictures,
carpets, rugs, barrels and boxes said to
contain clothing, linens, glassware, china,
sliver, bedding, draperies, sewing ma?
chines, bookcases, davenports, trunks; held
for the account of .Mrs. H. H. AVebb, Max
Greene, R. L. Mosher, E. A. Knott, Mrs.
D. Levy, Robert Chapman, Harold Lent,
MrB. C. Ottowes, Miss Jane Lattlmore,
H. Rector, C. A. Robinson, F. E. Robin?
son, Miss Rose V. Nolan.
Also boxes of law books belonging to
W. J. Dawley.
Also two boxes and one trunk, contents
unknown, belonging to Mrs. F. Crane.
Also barrel and case, contents unknown,
belonging to Mrs. K. Vesterdahl.
Also box and trunk, contents unknown
belonging to Richard I. Epstein.
Also two barrels, contents unknown, be?
longing to Mrs. M. De Loca.
Also barrels satd to contain china and
glassware and one box said to contain
silver, belonging to Mrs. Jane James
All being now stored In said Thomas
J. Stewart Company's warehouses Tha
goods will be on exhibition at the time
and placo of sale, and on the day nreced
Ing each day of sale
THE THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY
Successors to
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE Ina
... ?,W' T- BOHTWICK. Pr?s. '
1*3 West 99th Street, New York City
SURROGATES? NOTICES
SUERKBN. JOHN F.?IN PURSUANCH
of an order of Honorable Johr. P r?
halan, a Surrogate of the County of N?w
York NOTICE Is hereby given to all pi?.
sons having claims against John P Suer
ken. late of the County of New York d?
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, at their place ?f
transacting business, at the office of their
attorneys, Ouggenhe-lmer, Untermver ?
Marshall, No. 120 Broadway. BoroJ.h ol
Manhattan, City of New York, on or be?
fore the 21st day of June next.
Dated, New York, the 16th day of Da
ctmber, 1919. "*
ELISE KAETHE SUERKBN
HERMAN P. SUERKBN,
GUGGENHBIMBR. UNTERMYBR** A
MARSHALL, Attorneys for Exeoutors
Newark a?y.BOrOU*h 0? **a*?*?
WELLBROCK. WILLIAM HENRY?-In nur.
suance of an order of Honorable John P
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all persoh?
having claims against TrVIUlam Henry Well?
brock, late of the County of New York di"
ceased, to present the same with voucher?
thereof to the subscriber, at his place of
transacting business at the office of Hendrlck
* "eo*r'ck. No. a Rector Street, in ths City
M?y?emo?rt ?n ?r beiore ?w ??tu d?y 3
ber^mi*'*'' YOrk' th* 6th d*y oi U9?M
ARTHUR C. WELLBROCK,
aa&&-a\BFt*2HCK. AiSmSm?
Execuior, 2 Rector St.. New :'ork City
Shippin
HIGH WATER
AM . Si
7-12 7:88
Bandy Hook...-. 7;38 7:69
Governor's Island. _.20 *9:i3
Hell Gate.....???-??
ABBIVBD YE8TERDAT
,,?-? Departure
Vessel r.a*?I .*r*9b 8
C Lopez y Lope? ? ? .Ca?" ? ? .
Idaho. .." ?' ?vnnrA?uth .Jan 27
Luise Nielsen.?i?? . .. .Jan 2?
Trlmountaln.Harnb?? ??.Feb i
West Hargrave. ? ?-?*?,*.' ?0B.Feb 14
Lake Fern wood....Clenfuegos ... Jan gl
Altai Maru.?iltar'.*?"?> -1
Alglerler...?^rfe-fon .Feb 16
Mohican.?harlcston.Jftn 2fl
Lake Farlaton.. ? -;^ ^?"vllle' .Feb 14
Srayfoi.Valparaiso .
gu??fos?. :::... - - .f^hw?.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Doe To-dmy ?ko
r??i?n.i ...Southampton -Feb J
Lapland., ,,hon .Feb 7
Britannia.?'i"??uda .Feb 16
Poughkeepsle.^ ??, . ..tan 13
Glenrldge.Sa??mouth'*' '..'... Ja" 16
Westpool..3"al . ? ? -J?n "
Dartmouth.TweVnool .J?n 19
Weehawken.p^au Pr nee.. .Feb 13
Advance.-Tonrton ?.*??" 27
Michigan.Lon_don . . ... Jbr lg
Orayson.?, . ,. Feb 1
New York City. .. .Bristol.r? ?
Nantaskot.Liverpool .Jan ?u
Slavic Prince.fayal .?*?D
Bayamo.Havana .* ?? ^
Henry Clay.Antwerp .? Jan *i
Notherpark.Gibraltar .Jan. 30
?mpheroyaa?.Southampton .. -Jan 9
Lake Orlnac.?.ava?.a .Veb 2
Bayonne.Gibraltar .Fob 2
South Pol?.Fayal .rib 12
Caracas.Curacao.Knh 16
Lenape.Jacksonville .Feb 16
Lampasas.Gal veston .Fe** ?***
Dae To-morrow
Chicago.Bordeaux .Feb 1
Europa.Palermo .Feb s
^r::::::::::cris?^v:::|^
Ir^t^d^v.v.-.?r..?::??:::: jan 3
Severance.Shields.Jan 31
C. of Montgomery..Savannah .*?? *'
Hamilton.Norfolk .Feb 19
Dae Saturday
Lafayette.Havre .Fob 12 j
Lake Duncan.Nuevltas .Feb 13 i
Londondier.Antwerp .ieD ?**
Due Sunday
La Savoie.Havre .Feb 1?
Buford.Antwerp.Feb 5
Moccasin.Rio de Janeiro. . .Feb 6
Strabo.Buenos Ayres-Jan 22
OUTGOING 8TEAMSH8IFS
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
closes sails
New York. Southamp- ?,.,,? m
ton .8:00AM 12:00M
Rochambeau. Havre.. 8:80AM "-O-iM
Duca d'Aosta, Naples.. 9:30 AM I: J?
Justin. Para. 2:??A?? ,n ? am
Mlllals, Rio de Janeiro 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
Lake Ollboa, Kingston- 12:00 M
Bar Harbor, Havana., -? 12:0? M
Guantanamo, Tampico. - ?? ?i ??
Apache, Jacksonville . - ??, ?? ??
Suwa Maru Manila... - ?S*22?f I
Wells City, Bristol . ... -" 12.00 M
Sail To-morrow
Mexico. Havana . 8:3??M 1;:nn Mm '
Schoharle, Patras.12:00 M 4:00 I'M .
Esperanza, Vera Cruz. ^-??? ?:00 AM
Orange Nassau, Hayti.10:00 AM 2:00 PM!
Rlmouskl, Genoa .-* ";-?M
Lyngenfjord, Chris- ,,.?...
tlanla .- 1-.00M
Hambloton Range, ,?nnnr
Newcastle .- J2:00 M
Frankdale, Galatz- H?2??
Valdura, Antwerp- 12:00 M
Vincennes Bridge, ???-.?
Christiania .?-* , ;;:0j:??
Santeraino, Galatz-?- 12:00 M
Tuscan Prince, Shang
hal .- 12:00 M
.West Indian, Santos...- 12:0?i,,r
Storfjeld, London.- 2:00 I'M
Amasis, Gibraltar.-?- 12:00 M
Taranha, Naples.- 12:00 M
Kazembe, Manila.-* 12:00 M
Satartla, Capo Town..--? 12:00 M
Sark, Buenos Ayres... - .12:00 M
Lako Ogden, Haytl... - 12:00 M
Comeric, Yokohama... - 2:00 I'M
Duneric, Rotterdam... - 2:00 PM
Munarden, Untanyas...- 2:00 PM.
Paysandu, Buenos Ayree. - 2:00 PM
Antigone, Antwerp ...- 12:00 M
Clan Mac Master,
Cape Town.- 12:00 M
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LEGAL NOTICES
AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART I, of the
Supreme Court of the State of New
York, held In and for the County of New
York, at the County Court Houso In the
Borough of Manhattan of the City of New ,
York, on the 8th day of January, 1020. ?
Present; HON. EDWARD A. PINCH. I
?Justice, In the matter of the application '
of CHIRIQUI ELECTRIC CORPORATION,
a corporation, for voluntary dissolution.
On reading and filing the petition of
Enrique Halphen, Jacob B. Fldanque,
I Ralph James M. Bullowa, George A. Con
i roy and Alexander Begs, a majority of
i the directors of Chlrlqul Electric Corpora?
tion, a corporation created under the laws
of this State and having its principal office
located in the Borough of Manhattan, of
the City of Now York, in the County of
New York, and the schedule thereto an?
nexed, duly verified by the petitioners on
the 18th and 2!>th days of December. 1919
from which petition it appears that the"
caso is one of those specified In section 170
of the General Corporation Law; and it
further appearing to the-satisfaction of the
Court, from said petition, that the said !
corporation !s insolvent, and on reading
and filing the notice of this application
dated December 30th, 1919, with proof !
of due service thereof, and of such petl- !
tion and schedule and of a copy of this
order upon the Attorney General ;
And after hearing Lawrence B. Brown !
of counsel for the petitioners, and no one
representing the Attorney General In oppo- !
sltlon;
Now on motion of Bullowa & Bullowa.
attorneys for the petitioners, it is
ORDERED that all persons Interested in I
said corporation show cause at Special
Term Part I of this Court to be held at '
the County Court Houso In the Borough
of Manhattan of the City of New York
on the 20th day of February, 1929, at 10:16
o clock In the forenoon, why the said cor?
poration should not be dissolved; and it is
FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of
this order be published at least once in
each of three weeks immediately preceding
?aid 20th day of February, 1920, in the
New York Law Journal and The New York I
Tribune, newspapers published In the
County of New York.
Enter
EDWARD R. FINCH
_ - J. s. a
_SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDBn OF
Hon. John P. Cohalan, a Surrogat? ?f
th? County of New York, NOTICE I? here?
by given to all person? having claim?
against Georglanna^B. Wright, late ?f th?
County of New York, deceased, to pre?
sent the same wlrh voucher? thereof te
the subscriber, at his place of. transacting
buslne??, at th? office of hi? attorney?.
Carter, Ledyard A Milburn. Ne. 64 Wall
Street, In the City of New York, on er
fc-efor? the 2d day of February. 1W?, next.
^Dated New York, th? 21?t day ?f July]
^i=?,-.HaRACB B- DBMINO, Ex?cuter.
CARTHR, LBDTARD & MILBURN At*
torney? for Executor. 64 Wall 8tr??t.
i Borough of Manhattan. New Tork ??t*?\
WALKER, BLI8HA BOBBINS.?IN PUR.
?uanc? of an order of Hon. John P.
cobalan. Surrogate of the County of N?w
Jork. notice la hereby given to all per
?on? having claim? against Elisha Robbln?
Walker late of the County of New York!
?eoeased, to present the same, with vouch?
er? thereof, to the subscriber, at hi? place
?I ?anaactlng business. No. 61 Broadway
ilthhS.C-ty,?i N.*?w Yo,k* on or *?'?? ?S
I?th day of April next.
?????msNew Tork*th# 3?rd <Uy oi ?*-?*?
JOSEPH WALKER, Jr..
o?-,.._? ? Administrator.
ROT N,.s. HATCH, DILLINOHAM A
DEBBAOiSi?, Attorneys tor AdmtnU
irator, -.>,!-* Street. Now York CU?.
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News
Caelra, Callao .- ?2i2??L
Bvansvllie, Hull .- 18:00 J*
8*11 Saturday
Saxonla. London .8:00 AM 12:00 M
Nieuw Amsterdam, Rot- ?* ,..?.?
terdam. 8:00 AM 11:00 AM
Belglc, Liverpool . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Orizaba, Bilbao . 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Ogontz, Dakai- . ?:00 AM 1:00 PM
Stavangerfjord, Ber- ' ,
gen ". ?:30 AM 2:00 PM
Giuseppe Ver?l, Naples.l0:00 AM 2:00 PM
Oscar II, Copenhagen..10:30 AM 200 M
Santa Ana, Valparaiso. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Coamo. San Juan. 8130 AM 12:00 M
Panama. Cristobal ...12100 M ?:00 PM
Uberaba, Santos .10:00AM, 2:00PM
Auburn, Antwerp. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Swinburne, Pernam
buco . ?:30 AM 10:00 AM
Hortenslus, Buenos
Ayres. ?:00AM 12:00 M
City of Lincoln, Cal?
cutta .?- 12:00 M
Lake Aurlce, Havana..- 12:00 M
San Giorgio. Naples... - 12.00 M
Merengo, Hull .- 12:00 M
Idaho, Antwerp .- 12:00 M
Tyr, Dunkirk.- 12:00 M
Remus, St. Nazalre ... - 12:00 M
Lebanon, Rotterdam .- 12:00 M
Magyarorszag. Venice..- 12:00 M
Agwldale, Naples.- 12:00 M
Loraln, Brisbane .- 12:00 M
Clan MacKinnon, Alex?
andria .- 12:00 M
Dadc County, Havana. - 12:00 M
Spartan Prince, Cape
Town .- 12:00 M
Davenport, Montevideo.- 12:00 M
Luise Nielsen, Buenos
- Ayres .- 1:00 PM
Margaret, San Juan...- 1:00 PM
Lake Louise, Puerto
Cortes .- 12:00 M
Sail ?Sunday
City of Colombo, Yoko?
hama .- 12:00M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. Feb 18?Arrived: Strs
Utoka, Philadelphia; Mississippi (Br>, Lon?
don via Boston; Costletown, Benlsaf.
Cleared: Strs Baqcross (Br), Havre; Eu
rana, Kobe via Savannah; Arralz, Man?
zanilla. Sailed: Strs Evelyn, Guayancan;
Borghlld (Nor), Bergen for orders; Lake
Hemlock, Boca Grande; Poeldjlk (Du),
New Orleans via Tampa; Hadnot, Tuxpain;
Middlesex, Newport News.
CAPE HENRY, Fob 18.?Passed in for
Baltimore: Strs Lake Traverse, Port Tam?
pa; Feltore, Daiquiri. Passed out from
Baltimore: Strs Aztec (Nor), Tampico;
Lake Frolono, New York; Flrmore, New?
port News; San Duardo (Br), Tuxpam.
BOSTON,'Feb 18.?Arrived: Strs Essex.
Philadelphia; Lake Harney, Norfolk; Ker
shaw, Baltimore and Norfolk. Sailed: Str
Lake Silver, Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, Feb 18.?Arrived: Strs
Arapahoe, New York and proceeded Jack?
sonville; Lenape, Jacksonville and proceed?
ed New York; Fort Morgan (Nor), Mocoms,
San Domingo; Clcra, Havana; Lake Mon?
roe, New York; Lake Annette. New York;
Lake Duncan, New York. Cleared: Strs
Saxson, Havana; Calno, Genoa.
GALVESTON, Feb 18.?Arrived: Strs J
A Bostwlck, New York; Wellington (Nor),
Tampico; Montella (Hal), Genoa; J M
Danzlger, Tampico; yacht Solarlno, Tam?
pico. Sailed: Strs Fraport Sulphur No 1,
-; Continental Bridge, Liverpool via
Norfolk.
MOBILE, Feb 18?Arrived: Str Bowden
(Nor), Belize; sehr Marlon N Cobb, Cuba.
Sailed: Str Lake CharleB, Santiago, Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 18?Cleared: Strs
Atenas, Bocas Del Toro via Cristobal, Port
Limon and Havana; Oanafjord (Nor),
Blueflelds via Cape Gracias; Managua
(Nie). Mobile; Manzanilla, Galveston; Tip
ton, Tela; Topila, Tampico.
NORFOLK, Feb 18?Arrived: Strs Sau
gus, Newport Newa; Saco, Liverpool; West
lslay, Naples; Lake Larga, Newport News;
Carib, Newport News; Sundance, Glasgow,
Mopang, New Orleans; lngold, Newport
News; Wilcox, Savannah. Sailed: Strs Saco,
Galveston; Blran, Para; Normonnla (Nor).
Port of Spain; Tenpaisen Maru (Jap),
Mejillones; West Eagle, Buenos Ayres;
Slerentz (Fr), Buenos Ayres; Dearanof,
Newport News: Lake Shore, Newport
News; Wilcox, Barcelona and Genoa; schrs
Semedal (Nor), Montevideo; Amelia Zeman,
Puerta Plata.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb 18?Arrived: Strs
Lake Gadsden, Savannah and sailed Gal?
veston. Sailed: Str West Hembrle, Yoko?
hama via Savannah; sehr Chlquamulua,
Cavonel.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 18?Arrived Strs
Andyk (Dutch). Rotterdam; Western Ally,
Rotterdam; Skodsborg (Dan), Cardenas;
W H Irish, Port Lobos; Parksvllle, New
York; Merrlmack, Jacksonville and Savan?
nah; sclir Frank Bralnerd, Blueflelds.
MARCUS HOOK, Pa, Feb 18?Arrived:
Str Norman Bridge, Tampico. Passed
down from Philadelphia: Str Shannock,
Bordeaux and Havre..
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del, Feb
18?Passed out from Philadelphia: Strs
Mohopac (Br), London; Hoxbar, Tampico;
Lake Fray, Boston; Mina Brea (Br), Rot?
terdam. Sailed: Str Ali (Nor), from
Bergen, Hampton Roads.
REEDY ISLAND. Del, Feb 18?Passed
down from Philadelphia, Strs Clbao
(Nor), Port Antonio; Lake Blanchester,
Santiago.
PORT EADS, Feb 18?Arrived: Strs
Daniredalke, Mobile; ?ola, Progreso;
Quimlstan (Hond), Port Corteza. Rochelle
(Br). Cuba; Truxlllo, Tela. Sailed: Strs
Jamaica, Kingston; Lake Narka, Beau?
mont; Menapler (Belg), Antwerp; Panuco,
Tampico; S M Spaulding. Tampico; Speed?
well, Vera Cruz via Tampico.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 18?Arrived: Str
Cairngowan (Br), Savona. Sailed: Str
George W Barnes, Tampico.
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Feb. 18?Arrived:
Str Miami. Havana via Key West. Sailed?
Str Ada O (Ital), New Orleans; tug Sena?
tor Bailey with barge Conneaut, Port
Arthur.
PORT ARTHUR, Feb 18?Arrived: Strs
Sharon, New York; Alameda, Hampton
Roads; S B Hunt, New York; Llghtburne,
Savannah and sailed Norfolk. Sailed:
Strs Brilliant (towing barge). New York;
Pennsylvania Tampico.
SAVANNAH, Feb 18?Arrived: Strs Co
wanshfinnock, Taltal; Ltgonler, Port Ar?
thur; Gloucester, Jacksonville, and sailed
for Baltimore.
TAMPA, Feb IS?Arrived: Sehr Georgia
D Jenkins, Barbados. Sailed: Str Lynch
burg, New York; Plqua, Mobil?.
SAND KEY. Fla, Feb 18?Passed west:
William Green, Frederick R Kellogg. East,
17th: Point Arena.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Gibraltar?S S Calabria, Ascutney, Ly
coming, Motor Elizabeth Howard, River
Orontes.
Arrival?-from New York
Rotterdam?S S Rotterdam, Coastwise
Cuttybunk.
Leghorn?S S Italia.
Antwerp?S S Northern Pacific, Toronto.
Naples?:S S Pesaro.
Dunkirk?S S Sarcoxle.
Gothenburg?S S Monano.
Abo?-S S Custafsholm.
Fayal?S S Roman.
Panama Canal. Cristobal?S S Pastores.
Halifax?S S Valacla.
Genoa?S S Tonawanda.
Falmouth?S S Byfleld.
Rio de Janeiro?S S Tennyson.
Newport, Eng?S S Verentla.
Fayal?S S Westpool.
Colombo?S S Abron.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S S Pastores.
Barbados?8 S Manco.
Port Said?S S City of Corinth.
Reykjarlk?S 8 Lagarfoss.
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at the General
Postofflce and City Hall Postofflce Station
New York, at 6 p. m... as follows:
Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, steamship
Matsonla, February 20.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China. Slam, Si?
beria, Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies, via San Francisco, steamship Si?
beria Maru, Fetfruary 23.
Japan. Corea. China, Slam, Siberia
r.Zc.})ln ,cu?*' Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Vic?
toria, B. C, steamship Empress of Japan
February 26. v '
a
Navy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.?Naval or?
ders follow:
Broyderick. A. P., Clk. W. W., to U. S. S.
Black Hawk.
Burke. Lt (J. G.) T. J., to U. S. S. Mercy
Burleigh Lt A. L to U. S. S. Minneapolis:
Lotten, Capt L. A., to command U. S S
Galveston.
Davis, Lt. R. O.. to U. S. S. Rainbow.
Eddiegorde, Ens. E. A., to U. S. S. Melville
GHsmann, Lt M.. B., to naval recruiting
station, Norfolk.
Hoeffel, Lt. K. M.. to U. S. S. ?Cose
Jessup Capt. J. P., to Panama Canal Zone
McCloskey. Lt. P. J., to duty as supervising
cost inspector. Erie Forge and Steel Com?
pany, Erie, Pa.
McDonald, Bosn J. L.. to U. S. S. Sagamore.
Morrissey, Lt Comdr. K. R , to submarine
division 5.
Patten. Lt (J. G.) P. F.. to U. S. S. Fulton
Patterson, Lt. Comdr. D. F., to duty district
communication superintendent IB Naval
District.
Poshepny. Lt (J. G.) J. C. to assistant to
disbursing officer, 12th Naval District
Rodocker, Bosn. H. D., to submarin? repair
division, navy yard. Philadelphia.
Tevis. Lt. P. U., to U. S. S. Claxton
Vanderveer. Lt Comdr. N. R., to command
U. S. S. Converse when commissioned.
Buckley. Lt. Comdr. J., detailed navy ato.
tion, Cavit?; to R. S. Cavit?.
?sdenbaugh. Lt F. H.. to hospital. Olonnpo
Bowers, Lt O. A., to hospital, Sal?nica/
H?lse. Ens J. H. to U. S. S. Aroostoolc
McGrath, Lt. T. S.. to navy training sta?
tion. Great Lakes, III.
Ramsey, Lt. (J. G.) T. C. to duty as as?
sistant U. S. naval port officer, Constanti?
nople, and assistant to U. S. representa?
tive on Allied committee in Turkey.
Judgments Filed
In New Tork County
The' following Judgment? were file? -,.
terday, February 18; the first name beta?
that of the debtor. **
Abraham?, Jacob ? Weiss Sc Hol?
lander . 1124?i
Abramson. Samuel?Title Guaran- "
tee and Trust Company . 14?*?
Alland, J. Frank?William H. ?
Wi?e * Co.. Inc. ios <?
A. R. Mosler & Co.?H. O. Wscht-1 4.706 4*
Albert Schwill Se, Co.?I.?kan St.
Drivas. 7,?|l *e
Bachman, Alfred ? Prlngle Me?
morial Home . 44.24114
Brlsbin, Edwin R.?O. D. Person l.in'gi
Casper, Harry?George Ringler Se
Co. SSI ?1
Casper, Harry?George Rlngler Se
Co.??.?. 457.1?
City Real Estate Improvement
Corporation?Fort Masonry Cor?
poration . 4M 0?
City Real Estate Improvement
Corporation?Fort Masonry Cor?
poration . 455 u
d'Patterson. Andrew V.?J. Gilbert 1,641?
Ersklne. George E.?J. H. Stou
tenburgh . 1.J4?.?
Evans, Isa. and Sam (Evans
Bros.)?Vogel A Heilbert, Inc. l.?ij?
Export and Domestic Buyers'
Corporation?Prudential Litho?
graph Company, Inc. 523 {??
Foner. Abraham?8. Topol?ky... jjfjj
Fourteenth Street ano Avenue C
Realty Corporation?J, Zokalyk 500??
Fink. Alexander -S Ackerman.. ei?si
Federman. Marcus 3.?S. Bosnian 522.7?
Gotham Warehouse Corporation?
L. M. GarrlBon . 1,(62 3?
Har Morlah Hospital of the Ga
llschlan Federation, Inc.?I.
Brechner . 647.65
Hyatt. John B.?C. H Nolte. 64554
Holden, William H.?G Maurer. 846.1?
Hausmann, Morris ? New York
Telephone Company; costs .... 109.57
Johnsen. Vldkunn?- J. E. Kelly.. ?.436 if
Klatthaar, Charles P.?A. G.
Koelble . SH.Jl
I Kovacs. John?S. Meylackson et al 123 7?
Kleinfeld, Morris B.?J. B. Frank?
lin . 120.0*
I Kramer, Jacob?A. L. Garbat... 24?;*
Lupo. Rose?George Ringler A Co. givjj
McDowell. Wm. T. ? Starobln
Electrical Supply Co.; costs... 122.12
Hole, Teodosio?L. Abate; costs 190 71
N. Y. Consolidated R. R. Co.?
M. Stout . 1,833.7?
Potrone, Raffaele?Jos. Musllner
A Co., Inc. 6?9 29
Portillo, Giuseppe?David MAyer
Brewing Co. M7t.ll
Roe. Rodney S.?J. W. Deerin... 120 20
Robinson, Robert, Mark H. Rob?
inson and Guy H. Mailarn (Rob?
inson Lumbor Co.)?Hunters
point Lumber and Supply Co..
Inc. ?.24?.3I
Rlchman, Sophie?J. P. Broder;
costs . 1091*
Strauss, Max?L. ErsMn et a!.. 4,99051
Splegelgass. Abraham H?Max?
well Motor Fales Corp.... ... 4!9ji
Stein, Fannle, and New Amster?
dam Casualty Co.?People, etc 600 0**
Simon Donovan Trucking Co.?
Ferris Rossborough. Inc. 1.003 7!
Shaw. Ethel?F. Beadelarl. l.OSsijo
Slllpo, Hyaclnthus?L Goldstein 102 Jl
Versailles Costume Co.?M. Ro
senbluth . ltOtO
White Plains Vanity Shop, Inc.??
Manhattan Mfg. Co. Ill J4
Werner. Glass C.?Joseph Ellas A
Co., Inc. m.ti
Wlesenthal. Barouch?T. Cohen.. 1.154 0*
Wolkoff. John?I. Maggln. Ull.ll
Wachs, Max?Pachman Co. 485*2
Weir, Mary?M. Singer. so? j
Wright-Martln Aircraft Corn?
Eagle Plumbing Co.. Inc. 421.93
In Bronr Connfy
Ferrlck, William J, and Robert
C Jewett?P J Murray. UM?
Gissono, Alessandro?C Palvatl
et al . 277 72
Hoeblck. Edmond?J Doris. 7-^9
Interborough Kap Trans Co?R
Santolo, admr. 8,7(3 -.
Klatthaar, Charles P?A G
Koelble . 218 9'
Klein, Jacob*?H Pope. 18390
Levy, Louis?F A Hube! ?t al. . .. 468.S3
Offerman, Jacob?F C Chien. 87 35
Rodgers A Hagerty Inc?N W
Ryan. 177,53
Raus, C Hugo?L Bach et al.... 194 *(
Rosen. Samuel?S S Ko?fler. 156 2!
Sachter, Max?J Rakowskle. 27.72
Weir. Mary?M Slnpcer. 20S 97
Wachs. Max?It Pachman et al .. 4?6.?2
Satisfied Judgments
The first name Is that of the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and date
1 when judgment was tiled:
? Nutley, William, Michael Torpey
and Dlttmar Powder Works, Inc.
?Thompson Starrett Co.; Jan.
21, 1920. Iiu.45
Same?Same; March 26. lil?... 426.15
I Beck, Max?Lebolt & Co.; April
22, 1S19. 155.20
i Broadway - John Str. Corp.? Ntl.
District Tele. Co.; Sept. 16, 1 ? 19 155.8?
j Allan, John T.?J. J. Larkin ?t
? al. ; Aphil 22, 1910 (canceled... 2,594.211
j Brudno, Jacob and Abraham?A,
Lichtenstein; Feb. 0, ISZO. 345.77
I Blolos, Maurice?Armour & Co.;
I March 20, 1918 . 120.62
i Bernstein, Jacob and Abraham ,
I Marcus?J. H. Samuels etal .;
Feb. 6, 1920. 1.33181
! Broadway - John Str. Corp. A. E.
! Carroll et al.. Dec. 5, 1919... 2,203.66
i Dean. Teresa ?? B. F. Vaughan;
Feb. 17, 1919 . 246.56
! Littman, Samuel?C. Stoiner; Oct.
3, 191? . 105.00
! Same?Finkelsteln, Naitove & Co.;
, Oct. 16. 1911 . 311.8T
; Same?J. SUberman et al.; Oct.
10, 1911 . 144.3?
' Levy, Samuel, and Mary Lang
People, etc.; Feb. 11, 1920. 2,500.0?
! West End Pap-r Co.?A. Holz
man et al.; Feb. 11, 1919 (re?
versed). 1,211.19
! Heights Metropole Conste. Co.?
! Pierce, Butler A Pierce M fit.
Co.; March 17, 1911 (canceled). 2,053.34
1 American Railway Express Co.
and Nassau Electric H R. Co.
?S. Carpenter; Jan. 28, 1920. 1,141.01
; O'Connor, Chas. A., and Francis
F. C. Thompson ? Fundy Co.;
I March 20, lui? . 191,1'
In Bronx County
Cerf, Gustave?L. B. Diener; Jan.
19, 1920. $1,2')?.?
j Sussman, William S. and William
S. Sussman, Inc.;?State bank,
June 14, 1918 . 687.41
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Buress)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.?Army or?
ders issued to-day follow;
Honorably Discharged
Shay. Capt W. H.,Cothran, 2d Lt A B..
Q. C. Q. C.
Tomlinson, 2d Lt E.Hurwitz. 2d Lt J. B..
L., inf. inf.
Smyser, Lt. J. M-, inf.Adams, Capt. W. H.,
Halbert, Lt. A. C, eng. .
inf. Bradley, Capt. D. H..
Peck, 2d Lt. R. C, jr., enft.
inf. Stirling, Capt W. U
Fight, Capt. F. J.. jr., Med. D.
O. D. Palle. Capt. M. A,
Shephard, 2d Lt. G. inf.
F.. Q. C.
Medical Corps
! Rollins, Capt. K. W., to New Orleans.
, Walker, Maj. L. A., to Hoboken.
, Hutton, Col. P. C.. to Oteen. N. C, F**
j McPherson and Camp Jesup.
! Toomey. Lt. J. H., to Jackson Barracks.
? Smith. Lt. Col. W. H., to Washington.
Bee, Lt. A., to Fort Sheridan.
Byington, Lt. S. B., to Camp Kunaton.
? Casey, Lt. E. B. M., to Fort Douglas.
Bell, Maj. C. R., to Fort Slocum.
Quinnell, Capt, E. D., to Fort Leavenworft.
; Pence. Capt. B. F., to Fort Thomas.
Resigned
Grupe. 2d Lt. E. A.. Kieffer, Capt. P. Im
i in'. cav.
Goodrich, Maj. L. E.,Simmons, Prov. Lt it
F. A. F? P. A.
Hart, Lt. A. L.. inr.
Quartermaster Corps
1 Goosey, Maj. G. H., to Chicago.
Shephard, 2d Lt, G. F.. to Governor's MM*
; Dabney, Maj. W. D., to Fort Sam Hoitttos.
, Fridley, Maj. H. M., to New Orleans
Infantry
; Adler, Capt. C. J.. to State College, P*>
1 Erickson, Maj. H., to Arcadia. Fla.
! Hitt, Maj. P., to Fort Leaven worth.
! Davis, Capt. J. S., to Camp Taylor, Ky.
1 Decker, Lt. H. P., to Fort Mclntosh.
Newfluinst, Capt. D. C, to Takoma Park. D-?.
Binford, Lt. Col. R. J., to Camp Kearny, C*
I Ellmaker, Lt, C. F., to Fort Jay.
; Keough, Capt. J. H., to Eagle Pasi. Tex.
? Ross, Capt. T. D., to New Orleans.
Dunn, Capt. J. F., to Takoma Park, D. 0
Miscellaneous . ,
; Geer, Capt. J. W., cavalry, to Camp HoiabD*
! McKelvey, Capt. W. T., Sanitary Corps, ?
Washington.
I Enos. Capt. C, cavalry, to Corvallu. gj*?
j Brunzell, Col. O. L., field artillery, to mssw
ington. t.
Heath. Capt. C. O.,' Philippine Scouts, *
Long Beach, Cal. ^t^tst
Following to Camp Grant and to cwsw
? Gibson, Col. A., Coast Artillery Corp?.
L?rned, Lt, Col. W. E.. field artillery
! Lentz, Lt. Col. B., general staff. ,
j Rees, Col. R. I., general staff, to CniCM"
Camp Grant and Cleveland. T?^
! Spalding. Maj. G. R.. engineers, to {*?
! hurst. N. J., and Watertown ArsenaUwj
Catlett, Lt. J. G., Veterinary Corps.
Louisville, Ky. , ? /.
Sale. Capt. C. W., to Takoma Park, ? ? ?
Hadley, Lt R. V. N, to Takoma Part. ?
--? ?
Invests in Flushing F I?1
J. Albert Johntra has sold 8* ??T;
Street. Plughing, for Benjamin J?
of Roosevelt, L. I., to Nicholas *-*?*
of Flushing. ??,?#?
The plot is 50x100 feet on w?
stands a three-stor * building ''"??9,
1 ing store and two -*i::-r*?* '**> n r
Mr. Scocca buys for investni ."?

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