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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
rjOST-ir >*?*<" ?**? ou?, W Wth ?t. be
tw*?t? Fifth a.v?. and Broa?way. on Fobru
??j Jlth. patent leather change |>ur*e con
tsir.lag 11? 1?'? piece ami currcnoy. Re
m%r?. fclrd. <><* Broadway
DOS rtKWARI) for return er diamond ana
envx plti with 1*0 pearls, lost Fob. 11th
?t et near Amsterdam Theatre. Return L'>
East <8th <L_
LOST.?Small platinum and diamond watch
with monogram K. M. C. ; liberal reward
O'Reilly, S10 West B?th st.
? LOST BANKBOOKS
LOOT.?Bankbook No. 6i2,Sf>5 of the Union
Dime Savin?? Bank is missing. Any por?
t?n having a claim to lt le hereby called
?n?on to present the ?ame within ten davs or
submit to nav.nr satii passbook canceled and
? new one Issue?,
VOttT? Bankbook No. 723 T?2 of tho Union
Dime Savings Rank ia missing. Any per?
len bavin* a claim to it Is hereby called
upon to present th" some within ten days or
.ub?iir io having sold passbook canoe!.-.i und
? new on* toauwl.
LOST?Bankbook No 3SLS?i5 of the Frank?
lin Saving? Bank. Issued to Arthur W.
BtttdC Payment stopped. Please return to
bank ami Elrhth ave . New York City. All
ptrsor? are cautioned not to purchase or
ntgatlat* same._
Ai?ir -Bankbook No. ?99.92S of tho Frank?
lin Saving? Bank Issue?! to Roy K. Peters.
"?%Tif>n: stopped, Please return to bunk. 65S
Rtgnth are., New York City. All persona are
?uttoned not to piircltase or negotiate name.
J<0gT.? Banbkook No. 1.010.4 S4 of the Bsnk
for Saving?, 280 Kourth ave. Payment
(topped. ?Mea?? return to bank.
?jOST. Bankbook No. 1.010.6S3 of the Bur,.
for Saving?, 2^0 Fourth ave. Payment
?topped. Please retara to bank.
fxiST.?-Bankbook No 1.09ft,807 of the Bank
for Savings. StO Fourth ave. Payment
?topped Bieaso return to bank.
LOST ?Bankbook No. 4.".?.413. The Greenwich
Pavings It*, k. 84? A -461 Sixth ave.. .N. Y.
City Payment ?topped Please return to bank
LOST.?Bankbook No 611,403, The Greenwich
Saving? Bank, ?46 & 24S Sixth ave.. N Y
dry. Payment stopped Please return to lank
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
MS. viTBST.? Beautifully furnished B-roOm
apart ment . baby grand piano; lease Octo-I
?t- .?? Schuyler 5530, Apt. BB.
80TH ST., 41 WEST.?Two adjo'ning rooms.
exceptions pleasant: running water.
electricity; near bath room; In private re?i
.pi-ci- ne ? i in
FURNISHtD APARTMENTS TO LET
MADISON ave, 1188.?Bis rooms, fur
:.,<:? Immediate ocoupancy until Octo
oer. references; rent 5U:.\"> monthly; a.p
pointro .' b phone. Lenox 1361, before 11.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 452 ?Apt. 94). --Two
moma newly furnished, bath and kltch
eaette. Morningslde 9080, Apt. 94.
7IB, 34 WES1 Extra Urge front ant;
back par suitable tor studio or doc?
tor's oflW. also large, beautiful front double
-oom. i '?? uml ua 8966
i<t;D ST i".<3 WE3T.?Apartment, nicely
furnished, two rooms and kitchenette, In
pruste house. Phone Audubon Xtl34.
BOUOIOU OF BROOKLYN
KRANK! 'N ST 120 (Astoria, L. I,)?At?
tractively iurnished'1-2 rooms; light house?
keeping. Phone Astoria 2064.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
AffOMOBILE KNOWLEDG?
m s valuable asset *o increase your earn?
er* Learn at New York's most complete
school Mechanical cutts?- tes, with drlv
lac L'O Write for Caialog T, or 'phone
r >
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
.'l?o West 57th PL, at Broadway.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUeFEUK.?Pleasant
ana profitable work, dai and evening
tlasfs? S.-r.d for free ! ooklet an! visitor';.
ti? West Bide Y. M. O. A.. 40U West
?Ttb ft.
LEARN OX?AOET?LL.NL WELDING.
C;reat demand for trained men. Eight
week?' co;ise. Class now forming, 23 J
Street Y M. C. A., 216 West 23d st., N. Y.
MEN.? ?ood paying proposition to operate
moving p!ctu-e machine In theater: ex
p?-i*n^? ?.:? n -'.essarj <"a!| day or evening,
4 menean Theatre Building, entrance 644
It!; av 43d s: ). 'Phone Bryant 1619.
--. w - SHALL 1 GO?
.i ; , '?. ; iclt if yn-j
ha? your
., ? ? '
111 know
. e th vocatloi foi
du. This is i own si leni I. .
? ?- ? loiogl ai tests; no trad-.- tests
tooltli i" on request.
??'.ertor. tnstl ute, Inc., ?S Fifth ave. 'at 16th
et? 1 o: k Telephone Chelsea 40.".4
.- ??'
HELP WANTED MALE
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD?
S;i??if In life d"e? rot come through hoping
oi - ;- through < ffort.
I DO NOT CARE WHO OR
WHAT YOU ARE
: you are honest ambitious and Industrious
aged '. to ' we have an opening for you
with excellent pay and a wonderful futur.' .
act qui .-.:; Apply, brj letter onlj, N". T.,
Box 930 Tribut ?? Office
ADVERTISING MAN of ability; special
work on textile and financial weekl.es;
-emmlsslor: bnalH. B . Box ."57, Tribune OiRce
-VRT1PT, n-ho has a good Job. but wants a
better ono. who wan!? every opportunity to
make himself worth more; a nimtfe to grow
with lita^ing organization in its field; poster
work exclusive; u sticker, not. a drifter. S-.uJi"
over n:grr from New York Thorough knowl?
edge of figure and use of flat color essen
'ial Salary limited only by ability, lirinp
specimens of work. Call Friday after 3:M0.
Saturday afternoon or all day Sunday.
Studio. 610 Lincoln isguaro Arcade, 1947
Rroadwo.
BOOKKEEPKR. -A iar?e manufacturing
concern located at Norfolk, Va., desire*
?'no services or' a thoroughly experienced
book kee pa : . applicant lnust na\" had sev?
rai years' experien e In manufacturing
ine?; not over 35 years of age and be an
; ?? themati ian; this la ?, splendid op
? an ambitious, capable man.
\ddr?ss Mr. G. E. Curt:?, Hotel Manhat?
tan, giving full details -^ t-< ealary, etc.
^'o Interview without written application.
80T.?Good bright boy, li or over, to rim
errands ar.-l deliver amall packases. Apply
with references. Manhattan Llectrio Supply
Co., no West 42d st
BOYS 2 or 8, required to help In shlppintr.
room, bright possibilities. Charles W. Wlll
'?ms A Co., Inc., 309 Lafayeilo st., New York
SOY. Intelligent, to make himself useful and
run ?vrands Sugar Product* Co., 1105
Metropolitan ave.. Brooklyn; building oo.
BRIGHT .rgetic boy for general office
work Address al 'mc salary, reference?
?nd how soon you can begin work. A., Box
?2. Tribunt Off! -
COLORKD young man for errands u.ud light
woris s round fa'tory; references. Davo
Pi'lc? <; Bros.. 79 y.fth ave.
DRAFTSMAN. ARCHITECTURAL. ex
PWIenced in perspective work, rendering
jr.d working drawlnga; bring samples.
Room loi?, 19 West 44th st.
DBATTSMBN, MECHANICAL, WANTED.
STATP: EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
BXt'RCTEL A., BOX 81C. TRIBUNE
OFFICE.
ERRAND bdy' wanted. Eugene Dietzgen
^o, ;is Kj.it 2ist st.
Mat CL'TTKii and picture fitter wanted;
steady won'.. Apply or write. Kennedy &
Co-, 613 Fifth ave.
OFFICE BOY. bright, neat, energetic and
willing, wanted by large concern; ad
??ncsment; salary S10 a week. Apply
Room 8101. 166 Broadway.
?FFICB BOYS, large corporation; $$4S a
month; good opportunity. Auditor,
^radstreet'a, 346 Broadway.
u*FlCE boy', tieiuiie; good opportunity.
'-all after 9 a. m.. Room 701, 317 B'way.
?FFICE BOY ?T?T^Mcr?sV Co.. 105 ilwd
son st.
?1iiTtJRE FITTER and mat cutter wanted"
tv .ty vr,r*. Apply or write. Kennedy &
^?-_?13 Fifth ave
tto.. PRKS SM B N
_j'?*?T?Polc pressmen qualified tor poster
?^?en Stone presses can find steady ra
StS?"!1, *ooi wag?? and good working con
5S5M%*>y writing
r?? MORGAN I4THO-?RAPH COMPANY,
B. J7th A Payne ave.,
Clen-e?an?, Ohio.
HELP WANTED MALE
SA?.BSMBN POR DRU? AN?>
TOILET GOODS 8PHCIALTIBH
High callher mon to eel] on salar'
a high grade apcclalty. To atari
immediately. A at runs company
with a good product. Call Salur
?lay. after 2 P. M. See Mr. Mo?
ll ride.
AU8T?NOL CHEMICAL CO.. INC.,
10 Bant 30th at.
SALESMAN"; steady position, Inside; salan
?no commlseion; must, be over 25, nea't
appearance and used to handling high ola?.?
clientele: reference required. Call after i>
a. m.. Wolf Uros.. 6.1 Flatbush ave., Brooklyn.
SODA FOUNTAIN SALESMANf wanted.
t:all M. It. Potlgor, 21? Bast 4 2d ?t.
SOUTH AMERICAN* EMPLOYMENT ?
Skilled or technical men, speaking Span
vsh. can reach employers ?n i?outli and Oen
tral America. Porto Rico. Cuba. Philippines
and Spain through "Want" columna of IN?
GENIER?A INTERNACIONAL; rate five
i cots a word, minimum charge 81.60; circu?
lation 15.000. McGraw-Hill Co., Inc.. 47J.
Tenth ave.. .New York.
STOCK SALESMEN who appreciate a secur
ity of high merit to sell. Buyers of thin
stock should make largo profite and salee -
men who sell It should build up a permanent
clientele. Large, nales, liberal commission.
Call Room ^2?0, 61 Broadway.
STOCK SALESMEN wanted ; If you ar? capa
ble or selling small blocke of stock on an
attractive basis would suggest that you call
on us In person. Eastman Rubber Works,
Inc.. ?13 West 40th St.
TRAVELING SALESMAN
Who would like to locale In
New York City, or
COLLEGE GRADUAT?
who can show record of success
Is wanted to represent a large
corporation In negotiation? of
a difficult nature
Position worth 85.000 to right
man
J. H Huntington?. 105 West
40th St., bet. 9:30 and 4 o'clock
VOUNO MAN
bright, for packing room; stpady work.
APPLY 873 FOURTH AVE.. 10TH FLOOR.
STOCK SALESMEN who Appreciate a secur?
ity of high merit to sell. Buyers of this
stock should makd large profits and sales?
men who sell it should build up a permanent
cu?ntele. Large ??les. liberal commission.
Call Room U220. 61 Broadway.
YOUNG MEN WANTED ON
POWER PUNCH PRESSES.
ROOVERS PRO., 100 SCHER
MERHORX ST.. BROOKLYN.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
The United Stales School
SECRETARIES
*.4?-544 Fifth Ave. (46th Bt.). Tho Oldest
and pre-eminently tho most successful.
Preparen for and obtains excellent posi?
tions. Write for Catalog A.
Prof. Mcagher, M. A.. Director.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Automatic Telegraphy.
THOUGHTFUL YOUNG WOMEN
Like to employ their minds a.?
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 dexteVlty. The
work jossesB1? ever-changing in?
terest. The pay is good. The
occupation Is esteemed.
THE WESTERN T*N10?V TEL?
EGRAPH CO. TRAFFIC DE?
PARTMENT.
Room 170?, 24 Walker Street
<near Canal and Broadway),
Dally, including Baturday, 8-4 p,
m. Also at 8B8 West 125tl?
Street tnefir Eighth ave.),
Dully at it to 1 p m., and Tues
?lay & Thursday evening. 6 to
a p. rn
BILLING CLERK
ON ELLIOTT FISHER MACHINE.
DUTTON, 6S1 FIFTH AVE.
CHAMBERMAID.?Hours 8-4. no watch; |3B
and private room; $40 and room out.
Broadway Central Hotel, Broadway & 3d st.
COCFLE, country; two In family; do work
of small house; $125 to ?1(50; reference?1.
MLw FltzGoj-aldB Bureau, 366 Fifth ave.
DEMONSTRATORS (1) for a combination
dye and tint; one for Brooklyn and one for
Newark. Call after 4 p. m. ; salary. John C.
Sparks. 42 Warren st., New York City.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, neat, capa
bit?, fond of children; good plain cook;
In small family, where young girl assiste
part time; good wages; references re?
quired. Telephone Park Ridge 49, or write
Box 65. Montvale, N. 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 afte
9 A. M., room 5030 Metr?poli
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave
nue & 23rd Street, New York.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
holidav. 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.
GIRLS.?Several bright, neat, young girls
for sample department of large textile
house; no experience necessary; salary ?l?
to start ("all and see Mr. Carlough, 3d
floor, 212 Fifth ave., corner J6th St.
GIRL, small, wanted In large advertising
agency one who Is familiar with operat?
ing a mimeograub. Apply .1. Walter Thomp?
son Co.. .?14 MJdlson ave-. Now *. ork (Ity.
GIRLS for light and clean shop work : no
experience required; good pay while learn?
ing, rala? as soon as qualified. Goerz Opti?
cal Co.. ?17 East ?4th ?t. _
OrRL.~wRh absolute experience and knowl?
edge of ?louble ?try hookktApkn?; ?*od
I salary. A Jbsepheon. "0 Wdrtdge at., N T. C
HELP WANTED FBMALE
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 chances 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.
O?R Li?
fer light, olean work ; permanent. Apply ?78
Fourth are., lOth floor.
?_?____?_________.________________ i
LARGE fire Insurance company desires ?ev- ?
vices several young girl? for 111 Ins reporta
and general office work. Apply to Northern
Assurance Co.. ?6 John at.
NURSE MAID, assist with two children ;
experience unnecessary; country. Tele?
phone Beekman ?2S9. Box Ml. Tribuna Office.
OFFICE POSITIONS
for
a number of bright, willing young girls In
large, high class firm; exceptional work?
ing conditions; permanent positions, with
splendid future; no previous business ex?
perience necessary-, salary $12 to ?tart;
strictly Christian concern. Call after 9:80.
Mr. Clark, Scott Company. 83 West 44th at.
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 W HIGH 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:
I16S BROADWAY. MANHATTAN
4B? E. TREMONT AVS.. BRONX
SI WILLOUGHBY ST.. BROOKLYN
(1 A. M. TO H P. M.)
(SAT.. 8 A. M. TO 4, P. M. '
SUN'., 12 M. TO I T. M.
4 4 PEARL STREET, MANHATTAN'
Ml A. M. TO : P. M.)
1336 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN
if W. HOUSTON ST., MANHATTAN
(.9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.)
OR TELEPHONE
MADISON* SQUARE 1200?
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE CO.
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, capable
girl, with Initiative, wanted in manager'?
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 8i?S.
Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER and general office assist?
ant; nice, light office; pleasant surround-I
IngB ; near subway; hours 9-5, S-12 Saturday.
Call L. M Hollinghead Co., 8? 34th St.,
Brooklyn, Bush Terminal.
STENOGRAPHER.?Wanted, stenographer
with knowledge of bookkeeping; one
who ha? worked In wholesale clothing
house preferred. Mencher Bros., 98
Bleecker ?t.
STENOGRAPHERS wanted (31 by manu?
facturer ; excellent chance for advance?
ment. Apply in person. Lamson & Hubba.ru
Co., 10? Fifth ave.
?IE WESTERN UNION TBI
BGRAPH CO.
The Public
demands especial car? on
part of those who handle tele
grams. That is why wa exer?
cise espacial cara in planing
young woman in our talaphon?
departmeat to receive thesa mas
eaces. They must be Intelligent
and courteous, and they are.
Handling telegrams ever the
telephone is the highest phase of
telephone work and we pay ac?
cordingly. You will enjoy the
work. I* Is different Come and
see.
THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
THE WESTERN UNION TEL?
EGRAPH CO.
Room 1702, 24 Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway).
Daily, including Saturday, 0-4 p
ro Also at 80? West. 115th
Scree- (near Eighth ave.). Daily
* to 1 p. no., and Tuesday anl
Thursday evenings ? te ? p. m
WANTED?Btenoll filers familiar with ?_..
mine subscription work. Votjrae Go., Tl
West 44tb st.. Mr. Melville.
HELP WANTED FEMALB
WOMEN CLWRKB ever SO year? or age for
entry work: steady position. Auditor
Bratlstrwet's. iUfi ?roadway.
TOl'NO LADY for dental office; high sul
nry. Dentist, ?61 West 42d st.
bituationb wanted male
ACCOUNTANT, oxpert, undertakes special
posting bookkeeping ?nrl.. temporil i-11 -,.
permanently, monthly, auditing statement*
rendered. Income tax reports; competent, m
liable; references. Income Audit Co., HH?
Broadway.
ACCOUNTANT, auditor, executive ability
and extensive public accounting practice,
desires permanent engagement ; twef.ir? per?
sonal Interview. B., Box 5Q6, Tribuno Oflloe,
CHAUFFEURS SUPPLIED. ? Experienced,
furnished without ohing? on short not let
with references Investigo ted. Phono Chelsea
4013. Agency, 1G9 Wont Slid st.
PAINTER watitn work. Inside, outside; ex
eellent work guaranteed. Hermann, 134
East H 2d st.
i YOUNG MAN studying Journalism night
wants pofdtlon on trade paper where he
! can get lots of experience and a moderate
\ salary. Address C. II. <!.. 9th floor. Now
' York University, Washington Square East.
j YOUNG MAN, well educated, has ex?
perience In advertising, wishes position.
; Oall Wllllamsburg 617.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A.?A.?Cook; young Irish girl; $<IK to $70;
good city roference. IL. Miss Hofmayer's
I Agency, 10 Bast 4Hd St., ?d floor. Telephone
, ?947 Murray Hill.
i A.?A.?Cook" young Irish girl; $??5 to $70;
good oily reference. H.. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 4Sd st., 3d floor. Telephone
?947 Murray Hill.
COMPANION.?A lady of refinement and
culture would like a position as companion
to a lady not an invalid ; no objection to
travelling. A.. Box 818, Tribune Office.
COOK.?Irish Protestant; city apartment;
$05 to $70. A., Miss Hofmayer'H Agency,
10 East 4Sd st., 8d floor. Telephone ??4?
Murray Hill.
COOK, Hungarian, first class, experienced
middle aged woman. Rubo, 864 Columbus.
COUPLE.?Butler and cook r experienced ;
city family preferred; $150. M., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st., r.d floor.
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
COUPLE, butler and chambermaid: young
Swede; .?lio S.. Miss Hofmayer'e Agency,
10 East 43d Ht., ?d floor. Telephone 8947
Murray Hill.
COUPLE, colored, private or puOllc. ; entire
charge; excellent reference* ; city or ooun
frv. Jifias Fitzgerald's Bureau, 38? Fifth ave.
DRESSMAKER?Stylish dresses remod?
elled, evening gowns; out, home. Lee,
CO West :i6th ?t.
HOUSEWORKER.?Young, pood cook; ex?
cellent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu?
reau, 066 Fifth ave.
LADIES- MAID.?Canadian ; very reliable;
pood fieutnstres-i end packer; $t,0 to $55
\1 . Mis* Hofinaver's Agency. 10 East 41!<1
st.. 8(5 floor. Teleplt#fte ?947 Murray Hill.
LADIES' MAID.?Canadian; very reliable;
good hctunRtress and packer: J50 'o $55,
M.. MIks Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Bast 48d
?t.. 3d floor. Telephone 8947 .Murray Hill.
NURSE.?Young, thoroughly capable; excel?
lent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
364 Fifth ave.
NURSE for Infant; exceptional references.
Miys Fitzgerald's Bureau, 8H6 Fifth ave.
WAITRESS, parlormaid, young Irish girl:
experienced; $5.1 to ?fiO. O. Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 E. 431 st.,'3d floor. Tele?
phone 8947 Murray Hill.
AUCTION SALES
JOSEPH COHEN. AUCTIONEER, SELLS
to-day at Public Auction, one pocket
blliiord table, No. 12l.0>>7, with completo
outfit, covered by mortgage made by
Knickerbocker flub of American Wallern
and assumed by P Pulvln to th? Bruns
Wick-Balke-Collender Co. Sale to take
place at 25 7 West 47th et. at 2 P. M.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Huge
1.000 YARDS FINE CARPETS
$1 yard up. ,r,00 elegant ruga, all sizes,
?U color?', S5 to $i!5 up;
MARINO OVER, CLEANING, LAYING,
DYEING;
reasonable, Stiulngs, Inc. ?20-628 Madison
Ave. (69th St.). Plaza 8836.
ORIENTAL RUGS ?& c?*????:
tity bought for highest rash; appraising a
?peclaity; call or write. i.tasnajlan, 31
West 4lth at. 'Phone &101 Bryant.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT. 175 Broadway, upstair?.
Furniture Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, aa
tiques, planos, bric-a-brac, books, art,
etc. OABAT. 88 University Place. 'Phons
ttuyvessnt 2S7T.
Men's Clothinfr
COME UP!
WHERE PRICES ARE DOWN
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SURROGATES' NOTICES
ARNOLD, WILLIAM H.?IN PURSXTANCE
of an order of Honorable JOHN P. CO
HALAN, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against WILLIAM 1!.
ARNOLD, late of the County of New York,
deeeaeod, to present tho sane with vouch
are theraof to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business, at the offl e
of their attorneys, Messrs. Spencer, Ord
way & WIerum, No. -7 William -Streec,
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.
on or before the 7th day of July, next.
Dated New York. January 2nd, 19?0.
WILLIAM B. ARNOLD.
GBJORGE L. CHENEY,
Executors.
SPENCER, OBDWAY e\ WIERUM, At?
torney? for Ex?cutera, 27 William
Street, New York Cttl.
KINO, BENNETT J.?IN PURSUANCE
of an order of Honorable John P. Co
halan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, Notice ts hereby given to -ali per
eons having claims against Bennett J.
King, late of the County of New York.
deceased, to present the same with vouch?
ers thereof to the subscriber, at his place
of transacting buntnoss, at the Office of his
Attorney, William C, Orr, Esq.. No. 61
Chambers Street, Borough of Manhattan,
City of New York, on or before the 19th
day of June next.
Dated, New York, the 11th day of De
cembar, l?l>.__
?pWAaD B. KING, Executor.
WILLIAM ft OJLR, AUorasy far Ex ecu
tor. No. II Chambers Street. Borough
?* MffcXWVfitff at W.w Tora.
4
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ARRIVED Y ENTERB A?
, "> eaael Port Departure
Eaplttn.Antwerp .F-o B
Ardgowan.Hull .Jan 7
j Juliana..Neville .Jan 30
'Advance.Port au Prince. . .Feb LI
! ?'??vlRu.Santiago .Fob ?'
I Ihorgerd.Caimanera .Feb in
I Katahdln.Maoous .Fob 9
. Mohican..Charleston ......Feb in
i Bartholomew.Caliuaiiera .Feb 11
Golden Ou'?.Halifax .F<"b If,
! Munrio.Puerto Padre.Fob u
WestOll.Gibraltar .Ian '-H
i Europa.Gibraltar .Feb 8
Blavli Prtnoe . ...Fayal .Fob ?
.'iui'-"'|,kvti.Newport News...
Bay view.Portland. -
Uosu-orth.London.
I Imperial.Southampton .Tan 2?
INCOMING STFAMSIIirf?
Due To-day
Glenrldge.Harry .,, tl1an
Westpool .Dartmouth ......Inn
Dartmouth.Fayal .Jan
Woehawken.-Liverpool .fan
Michigan.London .Jan
New ?fork City. . . . Bristol .Feb
Nantanket.Liverpool .Jan
Hayamo.Havana .Feb.
Henry Clay.Antwerp .Jan
Netherpark.Gibraltar .Jan.
Imporoyal.Southampton . . -Jan.
Rayonne.Olbraltar .Feb
?ojth Pole....Fayal .Feb
Caraoaa,.Curacao .Feb
Rosalind.,.St. John'?.Feb
Carrillo.Cristobal.Feb
East Indian.London .Fob
Bronte.Bahla .Jan
Severance.Shields .Jan
C. of Montgomery..Savannah .Feb
Hamilton.Norfolk ..Feb
nue To-morrow
Lafayette.Havre . .'.?>? .Feb
Chicago.Bordeaux .Feb
Britannia.Lisbon ._Feb
Lake Duncan.Nuevitas .Feb
Londondler.Antwerp .Feb
Due Sunday
Buford.Antwerp .Feb
Moccasin.Rio de Janeiro.. Fob
Blrabo.Buenos Ayres. . , . Jan
Due Monday
La Savoie.navre .Feb
K. Aug. Victoria. .Liverpool .Feb
Ducii d'AbruzzL . .Gibraltar .Fob
Calamares.Port. Llmon.Feb
Foi t Hamilton .... Bermuda .Feb
OUTGOING STEAMSHSIPS
Sail To-dny
Mall
closed
Mexloo, Havana.8:30 AM
Hcfcoharle, Patras.12:00 M
Esperanza, Vera Cruz. 8:30 AM
Rlmouekl. Genoa . " ?
Lyngenfjord-, Chris?
tianin .
Frankdale, Halara ....-?
Va Id ura, Antwerp ....
Santoramo, Galatz.... -
Tuscan Prince, Shang
W'em Indian, Santos...
Ozankee. Danzig.
Stot-fjeld, I.on.Ion.
AiuR-i?. Gibraltar.
Kazembe, Manila.
Satartla, Cape Town..-?
Hark, Buenos Ayres...
Lake Ogden, Hayti...
Toloa, Pt. Llmon.
Dunerlc, Rotterdam... -?
Munardsn, L'ntanyas...-'
Paysandu, Buenos Ayres.
Antigone. Antwerp ...
Sail To-morrow
Saxonin, London . 8:00 AM
NIi iv A ineterdam. Rot
terdam . ?:00 AM
Belgic, Liverpool . 8:00 AM
Orizaba, Bilbao . 8:30 AM
Ogont?, Dakai . 9:00 AM
Stavangerfjord, Ber?
gen . 9:30 AM
Giuseppe Verdi, Naples.lO'.OO AM
Oscar II. Copenhagen..10:30 AM
Santa Ana, Valparaiso. 7:00 AM
1 ".iino. Han Juan. 8:30 AM
Panama, Cristobal ...12:00 M
Vuburn, Antwerp. 8:00 AM
a iv i ni) urn?;, IN; r nam
buco . C:30 AM
Uortenslus, Bueno*
Ayres . 8:00 AM
Oranje Nassau, Para?
maribo .10:00 AM
Toledo Bridge, Christi?
ania .?
Gen, Consul Pallison.
17a vana .
City of Lincoln, Cal?
cutta .
Lake Auric,-. Havana.. -
San Giorgio, Naplen...
Marengo, Hull .?
Idaho, Antwerp .
Tyr, Dunkirl.
l.orain Brisbane .
Clan Mac Kinnou, Alex
u rtdria.
Dado County, Havana.???
Spartan Prince, (Jape
Town. ? . ,
Davenport. Montevideo. ?
Luise Nielsen, Buenos
Ay res .?
Margaret, San Juan... -
Lakfl Louise, Puerto
Cortez .
ha
'Oil
Sail Sunday
mbo, Yoko
Sail Monday
rdgowan, London....
?" da i. Prince, Shang?
hai .
-l Lu- kenbaoh, Rot
Vessel
sails
12:00M
4:00 PM
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
1-2:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
2:00 PM
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
2:00 PM
2:00 PM'
2:00 PM
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
11:00 AM
12:00 M
12:08 M
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
?1:00 PM
200 M
11 :00 AM
l;l:00 M
4:00 PM
12:0U M
10:00 AM
12:00 M
2:00 PM
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 vl
12:00 M
12 00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
12:00 M
I ': 00 M
12:00 M
! 2:00 M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, Fob 19?Arrived: Str? Fei- j
tore, Daiquiri; Caterlna, Gerllmlch (Itall,
Palermo. Cleared: Strs C-iunhorg Owed),'
Norkoppmg via Gothenburg; Westmorland,!
Kobe and Yokohama via Savannah. Sailed: ,
Htrs Evelyn, Guayacan; Sherman, New
York; Indianapolis, Murmansk via Nor?
folk; Bay Cross (Br), Havre; Lake Elan, :
Tampa; Euraua. Kobe via Savannah; Ar- ;
raiz (Span), Manzanillo. Passed Cape Hen?
ry tnbound for Baltimore: Strs Parthenia
(Br), Glasgow; Jean, Hamburg, via Ber?
muda, Sldlaw Ran? (Br). Mlddleaboro via
Tees. Passed Cape Henry, ou'.bound from
.Baltimore. Strs Lake Hemlock, Boca
Grande; Borghlld (Nor), Bergen for or?
ders; Poeldija (Du), New Orleans via.
Tampa; Hadnot. Tuxpanj Middlesex, New?
port New?; Evelyn, Guayacan.
BOSTON, Feb. 19?Arrived: Strs City of
Shanghai (Br), Calcutta and Colombo;
Radiant, Beaumont via New York; Clan
MacQuarrle (Br), Buenos Ayres via Ha-'
vana and Norfolk; Currier, Port Arlhur. :
Sailed: Str Essex, Philadelphia; Kershttw,
Norfolk: Lake Washburn. Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1!"?Arrived: Strs,
Lake Alvada, New York; Lake Sebago,
New York; Sag Harbor, Baltimore; Mo?
hawk, New York and proceeded to Jack- '
sonvllle. Sailed: Strs Cliltt-rtind (Nor), ;
Fernandlna; Lake Annette, Cuba: tug
Clincho, with burge S D Warrlner in tow,
Havana.
GALVE8TON, Tex.. Feb. 1 !>?Arrived
-Strs Ivatonia (Dan), Cardiff'.: San Jacinto,'
Tampico. Sailed: Strs J A Bostwlck, New i
York; Engineer (Br), Liverpool; Colonel !
Bowie, Beaumont.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 10?-Arrived :
Steamer Clark Mills, Barcelona; yacht !
Whlleaway, New London. Sailed: Str Lake
Licking. Cardenas.
MOBILE. Ala.. Feb. 19?Arrived: Str j
Piqua, New York; Sailed: Str Cllftwood, ,
Amsterdam and Rotterdam via Pensacola. :
NEW ORLEANS, F--b. 10?Cleared : Strs
British Admiral (Br), Avonmouth, En?
land; -loiian Ludvig Mowlnckel (Nor), Pro?
greso; Lake Sanford, Santiago and Cuban
ports via Oalveston; Pa.rtsir.ina, Bocas del
[?oro \ ?? Cris.tobal and Havana; Rama,
Blued ilds via Cape (Laclas; Seantlc, Liv?
erpool via Norfolk.
NEWPORT NEW?, Feb. 19?Arrived:
Strs Lakeshore, Norfolk; Middlesex. Balti?
more; Bay mint's (Nor). Rotterdam; ,
Chertsey (Br). Havre; Lucerne (Br),
Beaumont: Wai?uUe (Br). London.
Sailed: Strs Chertsey, Norfolk; Bellatrix
(Dutch), Buenos Ayres; Klowa, St
Thomas; Lucerne (Br), Dunkirk; Waimate
(Br), Auckland.
NORFOLK. Feb 10?Arrived: Strs
Piquot, Savannah; Boonsborough, Newport
News: Lake Coneaua, Portland, Me; Am
brldg . Newport News; Algenlb (Dutch),
Charleston; Cape Fear, Newporl N- .-.
Lake Fluvanna, Portland, Me; Brookslde,
i-'ayal; S'evads (Dan), Elalnore; echr
Hsthcr lv. New York Sailed. Strs
ndlana, Havana: Wisteria, Bordeaux.
:.. our (Br)', Havana; Saugus, Bueno.?
\yres; Ambnidge, Boston; Lake Fluvanna
Lrleston; Bugaya, Newport News, -\;:
i Vor), Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 19?Arrived: Strs
Netherpark ?Br), Batoum; Mons (Nor), j
lucaro; Lak? Fosslll. New York.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del. Feb i
19_passed up for Philadelphia: Strs Burn- !
well Tampico; Herbert L Pratt, Tampico: ;
1 ako Lyttle, Sagua, Passed out from l
Philadelphia: Strs Frontera (Nor),
'Panamo; Sliannock. Bordeaux and Havre:
Wath?na. Rotterdam, via Antwerp; Lak? ?
Blanchester, Santiago. Sailed: Sehr'
Susan Cameron (Br>, (from Yarmouth),
BB-ED? ISLAND, Del, Feb is?Passed
down from Philadelphia: Strs Angelo
To?o (Hal?. Oenoa; llouma, Tampico; Mer-i
rlmaok, Baltimore.
PORTLAND, Me., Feb 19?Outside: Str
Mississippi (I'r), from Havre.
' PORT BADB, Feb lit?Arrived : Str?
Cartago. Boca? delToro; Holbrook, [qulque,
Chile via Panama Canal: Norma. Havana;
Suriname. Port Barrios, Htardard, Tan
rlco; W. <? T-agle. Baltimore: West
Watini Norfolk; Vor;, Harbor, Porto
ii-uu. Sailed. Otra Atenas, Boca? del
Toro via Cristobal, Havana and Port
Limon; Danneclalke, ?iibit. Oan?flord
(Nor), Bltieflolds via Cape Grn??;?s; O. T.
I Wurlnir,. Jacksonville: Topila. 'Ounplco.
PORT TAMPA. Feb IS?Sailed: Strs
Georgia, New York Gulf Queen, Ni*w
York; GuK Stream, Philadelphia; Gabrltle,
Tampico; Charles M Everest, Paulsboro.
Sailed: Strs ouifllght. Jacksonville; 811
verbrook. New York. Orion (ilrj, London;
New York, Marcus Hook.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob 11?Arnv.d
Sir Ctfnaumet, Honolulu. Pulled: Btrn
Colusa, Colombo: Richmond, Honolulu.
SAVANNAH, Fob 18?Arrived: Str
City of Savannah. New York. Bailed
lsth, strs Haperl? ill?!), Genoa. 18th,
City of Rome, Mouton.
TAMPA, i-'eb IB?Arrived : ecbr Herald,
Santa Crux. Cuba.
KEY WEST, Fis. Fob 19?Sallad: Bti
Algalia (lit). Savannah,
SAND KEY, Feb 19?PaMed west. ISth:
Strs Stoadfaat; I8th, Antletam, Allentown,
Roahoke, Lake Indian, J R Gordon, Bol
luno (Dal.;.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departuren For "Tew York
London?S S Port Lincoln.
Fajardo?8 S Helen.
Arrivals from New York
i Porl an Prince?S S Colon.
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close it the 0<>n
? oral Postofflce and City Hall Postoftice
Station, New York, nt C p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
! Matsonia, February 20.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China. Slam, .= 1
j berla. Cochin China and Netherlands Eii^t
j Indies, vin. San Francisco, steamship Sl
j borla Maru, February 2.1.
.Tapan, Corea, China. Slam. Siberia,
j Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
! Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Vic
j torla, B. C, steamship Empresa of Japan.
j February 36.
Negro Fells D?tective ;
Flees Police Station
Leap? From Window and Es?
! capes Just After Fingerprints
Had Been Taken
John Reyea, a negro who was ar
1 rested as a burglar, seized the ink j
i roller yestorda" while his finger prints
j were being taken at the Simpson Street
I police station, in the Bronx, felled
Detective Sergeant Michael Hegney?
; with it and jumped out a window. He
was racing along the top of a twenty
: foot wall when Detective Griffith
? reached the window and began shoot
' ing. None of the bul-lets hit Reyes.
' He jumped from the Wall to a snow
bank and escaped.
Hegney was unconscious and required
medical attention. A general alarm
was sent out for the arrest of the
negro, who had given his address aa
552 Lenox Avenue. He was accused of
stealing $500 worth of jewelry and
clothing from the home of Mrs. Jennie
] Marder, 1072 Simpson Street, January
j 29. According to the police, he had
? signed a confession just before he
'jumped out the window.
i Detectives who visited Reyes's room
1 in search of stolen goods came aero??
', two youths on the way who resembled
burglars who had visited apartments
in Southern Boulevard and Rogers
Place, the Bronx, shortly before. '-' ?
carried parcela containing jewelry, sil?
ver and clothe?, and were locked i ;
They said they wore Thomas Cafaro,
of 230 East 115th Street, and Prank
Rizzo, of 247 Mott Stree!
LEGAL NOTICES
AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART I, ot the
Supreme Court of the Btate ot New
York, helri in anil for the County of New
York, at the County ''our- House In the
Borough of Manhattan of the Clt> Of New
York, on the 8th day of January 1920,
Present; BON. EDWARD A. FINCH,
.rustico, in the mrttl r of tlv ippll
of CH1RJQUI ELECTRIC '??:. 'ORATION
.i corporation, for vi luntar; lissolut
On reading ami filing the petition of
Enrique Halphen. Jacob B. Fidanque,
Ralph James M. Bullowa, .. irge A. Con
roy and Aie,?nub'!- Bogg, majority of
the directors of Chiriqui El : C rp i
tion, a corporation created under th
of thin State and having its principal
located in the Borough uf Manhattan, of
tho City of Now York, In the County of
New York, and the schedule 'hereto an?
nexed, duly verified by the petitioners on
the 18th and 29th days of December, 1919,
from which petition it appears that the
case is on? of those specified In section 17c I
of the General Corporation Law- and it
further appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, from said petite n, '.but the said
corporation Is Insolvent, tn ! r ad ng
und ?lin? the notice of bhis application,
dated Deoember 30th, 191*1 ?th proof
of due servi,-,? thereof, and ol such petl
tion ami schedule and of a copj of this
order upon the Attorne: !. ne,ra
And after hearing Lawror. e E. B ox
of '-ounsel for the petitioners, md
representing the Attorney General In oppo?
sition ;
N> ??? on motion of Bulb wa & Bullowa
attorneys Ur the petitionei -, I is
ORDERED that all persons interested In
said corporation show cause ?it Spoclal
Term Part I of this Court to be held at
the County Court House in the Borough
of Manhattan of the City of New York
on the 20th day of February. 1929, at 10:15
o'clock In the forenoon, why the said
poratlon Bhould not be dissolved; and It is
FL'RTHER ?RDERE/J that a copy of
this order be published at least once In
each of three weeks immediately preceding
said "JOth day of February. 1920, in the
New York Law Journal and The New York
Tribune, newspapers published in the
County ot New York.
Enter
EDWARD R. FINCH
J 3. C.
MEETINGS
THE FOLLOWING IS A TRIE COPT OF
a resolution which was adopted by the
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MAS?
TERS, MATES AND PILOTS, a Metnbei
ahlp Corporation, duly Incorporated under
the Laws of the Stai ? of N< tv York, by o
vote of more- that, tu i-th rds of the i
ber? of the nald corporation, al a me
held at Washington, I>. C, on the 29th day
of January. 1920, pursuant to h notl ?
heretofore rlulj served upon the mei bers
of the said corporation, and published In
the New York Tribune, tor the purposi f
voting upon tin- question of changing the
naiti" of die said corporation to thi name
?NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, MAS?
TERS, MATES AND PILOTS OF AM?R?
ICA. INC.":
"RESOLVED, That the corporate name
of this Association, to wit. "AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS, MATES
AND PILOTS." be, and the same hereby
?a, changed to the name, 'national
ORGANIZATION, MASTERS. MATES
AND PILOTS OF AMBRICA, INC."
Dated, New York. February 11, : l, i'O
JOHN 1! PRUETT
National Presiden!. American Associa?
tion of Mast< rs, Slal . I Pilots
M. D. TEN '. '-'v, ii id
National Seci u Ai . lean Associa?
tion of Masters, 5>1 tea < id "
SURROGATES' NOTICE
PARROTT, JULIA FAULDING.?IN FUR
?uance of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogat? of the County or
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to ail
pemons having claims asainst Julia Pa aid?
ing Parrott, laie of the County of New
lork. deceased, *.o present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers ar
their place of transa ting busln--es, at the
office ut Sullivan &. Cromwell, their att i
:-,e; *. at No. ?9 Wall .-???.?:, In the !>? 'ougil
of Manhattan, Sti the City of Now York
State ... Sew ..... , r. ur before the ist
day of May. 191:0. next.
Dated. New ; o--.., the ...i da ' O ti
ber. 1919.
MADELEINE BR K
(.ECHUE P. PARROTT,
Exe ouiors.
BULLIVAN * CROMWELL. Attorney?
for Executor?, Office and P. O. Ad
dresa, 49 Wall Street, Borough of Man?
hattan. New York City.
mODMAN. HARRIETTS MASON?IN !
pursuance of an order of Hon. John P
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
Tork, Notice is hereby given to ail per?
sons having claims against Harriette Ma
?on Rodman, formerly known a.* Harriett?
S Mason, sometime? known as Harriett*
M. Rodman. Harriett? 8. M. Rodman and
Harriett? S. Rodman, late of the County
et New York, deceased, to present th?
?ame. with vou< hers thereof, to the sub?
scriber, at his place of transacting bu.ii
ne?a. r* the ofhec of George C. Howard
hla attorney. Ill Broadway, in the City ??
New York, on or before tho 1st day ot
May next.
Datad. New York, the 17(h day of Octo?
ber, 1919. AUGUSTIN DERBY."
Administrator C. T. A.
GEORGE C HOWARD, Attorney for Ad?
ministrator C. P. A.. No. ill Broad- ?
way. New Tork City. I
TJtAVBL
TRAVEL
C?NARD-ANCHOR
r?Meea?e> is? Jtrtigm, ftenru-oe. _ M
Saxoma .New York to Plymouth, Hamburg and London.F'eD- ?}
K. A. Victoria.New York " Plymouth. Cherbourg and Lrrerpool.Mar. V
Carmania .New York " flymoath, Ckerboerg and Liverpool.Mar.
Imperator. New York ** Cherbourg and Southampton.Mwr.
V'asari .New York " Liverpool .Mar.
Royal George .New York " Plymouth, Havre und Southampton.Mar.
Columbia .Now York " Londonderry and Glasgow.Mar.
Meurrtama .New York " Cherbourg and Southampton.Mar.
Saxonia.New York * Plymouth, Havre end London.Mar. 30
Fannoma.New York " Patras, Oubrovaik and Trieste.Mat. 3?
K. A. Victoria.New York " Liverpool .Apr.
Carmaaia .New Yark " Liverpool.Apr.
Royal George.New York " Plymouth. Havre and Southampton.Apr.
Cherbourg and Southampton.Apr.
Plymouth. Cherbourg and London.Ap*
Londonderry and Glaigow.-.Apr.
Cherbourg and Southampton.May
Far later ?allbag* apply to
21-24 STATE STREET. NEW YORK.
Mauretania .New York
Caronia .New York
Columbia .New York
Imperator. New York
The Red Star Line's Regular Service
NEW YORK?SOUTHAMPTON?AMYVERi
The Splendid American Flag Steamer* "Finland" and "Kroonland.**
together with the "Zetland"?all or them ?lainped to bnrn oll-fnel?
hsve been thoroughly reconditioned and refanUened, en<* in conjonction
with the Inrge. well-known ateawner -'Lapland." thenc veewele will retnaug.t
>?:.*?? the old eatabliahed i>u?aenger and freight eervlee of the Red bUtr Line.
Sailinge From New York
"LAPLAND".*F?b. 25, Apr. 3. May 8. June 12
"ZEELAND". June 19
"KROONLAND" ... Mar 17, Apr 24, May 79, July 3
"FINLAND" . Mar. 24, May 1, June S. July 10
-Tails ?t Cherbourg this voyage only.
International Mercantile Marine Company
RED STAR LINE, 9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
=S0UTH AMERICAN PASSENGER SERVICE-^
Steamers of the United States-Shipping Board will be despatched for
BRAZIL, URUGUAY and ARGENTINE REPUBLIC as below:
FOR BUENOS AYRES.
MOCCASIN (a) 8,000 tons displacement March 10
FOR RIO JANEIRO, SANTOS, MONTEVIDEO AND
BUENOS AYRES.
CALLAO (a> 12,000 tons March 15
MARTHA WASHINGTON (b) 15,000 tons March 30
HURON (b) 17,000 tons April 20
<a) 1st Class only?(b) 1st, Ir.d 4 3rd Cia*s.
For passage rater, and other particulars
apply to any Passenger Agency or to
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE, Agente
I'asscnger Department. 83-02 Buuver M., New York.
WEST COAST
OF
SOUTH AMERICA
(& lo Buenos Aire? ?la Transandino R. B. 1
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE
FROM NEW YORK
via Crist?bal.
S. S. "EBRO" MARCH 20
FROM HAVANA
v.a Cristobal.
S. S. "Victoria" March 3
S. S. "Oriana" March 15
PACIFIC LINE
The Pacifie Steam Navigation Co.)
SANDERSON i SON Qen'l Aitent?.
30 Broadway. N. V. Tel Broad 2380.
or Any Mtumsliip Ticket Agent.
NORWAY, SWEDEN
DENMARK, POLAND
Contineatal Europe
Oscar II.Feb. 22
F retlenk VIII. Mar. Il
Oscar II.April 8
Frederik VIH.May 6
Tor Passenger Rates, etc., 1 B'way, N. Y.
Make it your headquarters
while in Europe.
OJ/iiitj: agency e/tke
SWISS FEDERAL RAILROADS
241 Fifth Avenue, New York
'S
Travel
Service
COVERS THE WORLD
TH?S. COOK & SON
I4S B'WAT 561 FIFTH AVE,
SOUTH AMERICA TOUR
tin? und West Cor.st. 70 Days.
Small Parties. Best Hotels.
!.. nvlr.tr February 21.
FRANK TOURIST CO.,
SUMMONS
SI PRHllH COURT OF THE 8TATH OF
. ? - County of New Vork.?ROSA
PARN?S Plaintiff, vs. HENRY PARN?S,
Ian i : .otis. Action for Anuui
M .If i.ig".
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREfiY SUMMONED to an
r.ver the eon-;plaint In this action and to
serve a copy of your answer on the Plain?
tiff's Attorney within twenty days after
the service of this wmmuns, exclusiva of
the day of service, and In ease of your
?allure to app-ai or answer judgment wili
? . ten against you by default for the
lief d?me nd< i In ! be complaint.
Dated New York, November 18th, 1919.
I8ADORE MiAPIRO,
Ui I - Platntlff, ? iffli - and P. O
Address 120 Broadway, Borough of
hattan, Cil ? of New York.
To H ?'. . ?? tbove named de
fendant :
The ! summ ms is s?tv?u upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order o*'
?1 n. Nathan I ijui u Justice o? the Su
Court of the State of New York.
dated th< 17th daj of February, 1920, and
iled with the complaint In the oftlce of
lerk of the County of New YorK, at
the <'c'-jn'.y Court 11'.'.so. In ; hi- Borough
)f Manhattan, City. County and Stale of
\. v Y .
Dated .New York, February lbth, 1928.
ISADi ?RE SHAPIRO.
Attornej for Plaintiff, Office and P. 0
120 Broadway, Borough o?
an ' ' ? ( :?- ? York
CO! RT S EV? v <jKK COUNTY.
: 'A - KAN K.LIN -,i BSON, 1'ialn
LOI [HE HORTON. also known
- Louise Welnschenk, ami Louise >feaf,
! I La i buon Defendant SUM
ACTION TO ANNUL A MAR?
IA rE
i l M UK ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONBD to an?
swer the cemplaint in this action and to
serve a copy of your answer on the plain?
tiffs attorney within twenty day? after the
service of thla -Summons, exclusivo of the
day of service, and in case of your failure
to answer or appear judgment will be
-akeri against ;. uu by default, for the re?
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated the 10th day of Jsnuarv, 1926.
LO?TB C A. L?WIN.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and Poet
Office Address, 3 4 South Main Street.
Port ?'bester. N. Y.
To LOUISE HORTON, also known as Louise
Welnschenk, and Louise Neaf, aud
I.OU1.H?. ?.'.it,., II
The foregoing summons is served upon
you. by publication, pursuant to an order
of Honorable Edward R Finch. Justice of
the Supreme Court, dated the Usth day of
January. l:>20, and filed with the comolalst
the office of the Clerk of the County of
Nmw Yui-k at the City of New York.
LOUtS C. A. LEWIN,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
i-M'M'LiNES
AMERICAN LINE
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NEft YORK?PLVMOUTH
CHERBOURG-SOLTHAMPTON
St. Paul 12 .nood Feb. 28 Mar. 27 Apr. 24
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New York. Mar. 20 Apr. 17 Mar IS
NEW YORK?HAMBURG
Mongolia . jV. si. Feb. 28
Vlanchuria .Apr. 3
PHILADELPHIA -LIVERPOOL
Haverford . Feb. 21 Apr. 5 Ma/ 1?
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK -SOUTHAMPTON?
CHERBOURG?ANTWERP
LapW.2 P. M.. Feb. 2$
N. Y.?SOUTHAMPTON?ANTW_RP
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Finland . . . .Mar. 24 May 1 Jutt 5 July 10
Lapland .... Apr. 3 May 8 June 12 Jdy 11
Zeeiand .June 19 July 24
WHITE STAR LINE
N V-? CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMFI ON
tUplsnd... IF. _tFeb.25 -1
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tTo Southampton, Cherbourg. Antwerp.
NEW \ORK-LIYERPOOL
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NEW YORK?AZORES?GIBRALfAR
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ateaiaer* (rom Now York ?
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NEW YORK?BORDEAUX
CHICAGO (From Pier f>4, N. R.j. FEB. ?
COMPANY'S OFFICE, if? STATE BT.. M t
"TITE PUBLIC BE PUCAffltV
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON -isa ?4.40
PROVIDENCE ???, $2.97
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Phone 10073 Hanover. Si W?
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Servie* tiiscontir.-je?! for the season.
CANADIAN PACIFIC R\1IW*T
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