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Lost and Found
Rooms and Boarders
Fumished Apartmenta
tOST, FOUNP AND REWARDS
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
Ford, 191!>, Sedan; motor. 2,938,433; )
black body with red strlpe. bumper, Mac
Bcth lenses, tire rack rear, right door
panet shows break repalred; using 1319
license, nutnber tinkiiown; stolen In Brook?
lyn February 21st: llberal reward. Cotn
munlcate with E. B. Hopwood, 65 John st.,
New York City. Telephone Beekmun 89S7.
LOST.?Saturday, Feb. 21, In bus or between
10th and 11th sts. on Flfth ave.. black silk
hamibag contalnlng money. gold watch, gold
pencll, cards, Idontltlcatton papevs." "? value
exeept to owner. Reward. No questlons
asked. Return to the C.rosvenor. 37 Flfth ave.
LOST.?A diamond bar pln. between East
69th st. and East 47th at? Avlgnon Rcs?
taurant; reward. Return to Mrs. W. 11.
Ytarnum. 133 Kast 69th st.
LOST BANKBOOKS
t.OST.?Bankbook No. 173.139 of the Union
Dlme Savlngs Bank Is missing. Any
person having a clalm tQ lt is hereby
? alled upon to present the'same withln ten
days or submit to having said passbook
eancelled and a new one Issued.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 821,724 of the Union
Dlme Savinga Bank is missing. Any
person having a clalm to it Is hereby
< alled upon to preseni the same withln ten
days or submit to having said passbook
canceled and a new one issued.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 712.651 of the Union
Dime Savlngs Bank is missing. Any ,
person having a clalm to It la hereby
called upon to present the same withln*ten ;
days or submit to having said passbook
canceled and a new one issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 331,614 of the Frank?
lin Saviugs Bank. Issued to Sarah Smith.
Payment stopped. Please return to bank. 65S
Elghth ave.. New York City. All persons are
cantloned not to purchaae or negotiate same.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 185,564. The Greenwlch (
Savlngs Bank. 246 & 24S Sixth ave, N. Y. ,
City. Paym< nt stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.- Bankbook No. 393.637, The Greenwlch i
Savlngs Bank. 246 & 24S Sixth ave.. N. Y. j
City. Paynv nt stopped. Please return to bank. I
LOST.- -Bankbook No. 618,464, Tho Greenwit h :
Savlngs Bank. 240 & 2IS Sixth ave.. N. Y.
City. Payment stopped. Please return to.bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 132.932 of the Excel
sior Savlngs Bank, 79 West 23d st. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 63.362 of the U. S.
Savlngs Bank of N. Y. Payment stopped.
Please return l?.r?. to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. .r,5,363 of the U. S,
Savlngs Bank of N. Y. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
EXTRA LAROE. Ilght, comfortable fur
nished ftont room, suitable for two gen
tlemen; private house. Phone 6302 Melrose.
C6 IRVINO PLACE. Charmlngly fumished
rooms; superlur private house, roferences
eesenl ial.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
TV.'O BUSINESS MEN want modern room
near subway, Manhattan or Brooklyn:
private; state terms. Box 1703, Pator
BOtl, N, J.
BOARDERS WANTED
1 EAST 6DD ST.?Attractive single room;
cxeeilcnt meals; references requtred.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WBST END AVE, 925.?ElevCn rooms, 3
batha, handsomely furnlshed; six months
or longer, or would sublet to purchaser of
furnlshlngs. Apply Superlntendent, 12 to
2, or call 2325 Academy.
WEST 72D ST.?Business otlleo to lcase.
Dr. Brahdy, Lenox 4010.
HELP WANTED MALE
ANSTRl (TION
AU fOMOBILE KNOWLEDGE
ts s. valuablc asset *o Increase your earn?
ings. Learn at New York's most complete
achool. Mechanical course $66. with drlv
lng too. Write for Catalog T or 'phone
? 270 Clrcle.
BTEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
223 Wt?t 57th St.. at Broadway.
Al'TO LNSTRUCTION
WE TEACH REFAIRING AND DRIV
INC LN SHORT TIME; LICENSE GUAR?
ANTEED: LADIES' CLASSES. AMERI?
CAN AL'TO SCHOOL, 726 Lexington ave.
t5l'th). Plaza 4016.
MEN.?Good pavlng proposltlon to operate
moving picture machlne In theater; ex
perience unn -cessary. Call day orf evening,
American Theatre Building. entrance 644
Ith av. <43d st.). 'Phone Bryant 1619.
LEARN OXYACETVLENE WELDINO.
Great demand for trained men. Elght
week"' couiae. Class now fortning, 23d
Street Y. M. C. A., 215 West 23d st., N. Y.
LEARN TO BE A CHAttr FEUR? Pleasant
and profitable work . day and evening
tlasees. Send for free booklet and vlsltor'a
pars. West Blde Y. M. C. A., 306 West I
elth st.
SHALL 1 STAY? SHALL I GO? j
Before maklng a change find out if you !
are on the right track. To know what your
llfeuork should be Is a start ln the right
dlrection Tho trained analj-t will know
from a study ot your faeo the vocatlon for
you. This study is based on known scientlflo
laws. No psychologlcal lests; no trade teats.
Ask us all about it. Booklet "I," on request.
M?rton Institute, Inc, 96 Fifth ave. (at 15th
st.i. New York. Telephone Chelaea 4064.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS.?Two V.rlght. clean eul boys who have
had some experienco ln advertising depart?
ment of newspaper or punlu-atlon ; excellent
opportunity for advancement, startlng at $12
per week. Apply Mr. Saul Brown, Datly
liarment News, 2SI Fifth ave.
BOY, about 17 years of age. for office; steady
position; good chance for advancement.
Apply 9 a. m? Room 304, 17 West 42,1 st.
OFFICE BOY.?Exceptlonally good opening
with first clasa advertising companv for
brtght boy willing to learn; excellent oppor?
tunity for advancement ; llberal salary for
right young man : unless you want a perma?
nent place and aro willing to work falthfully
do not apply. Call Room 1601, S W. 40th st.
SALESMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
'an find the lnduccment of high i<
niuneratlou with us and the eo-oper
;<>.ion that goes without bellef thar
many o. Hg-eallbre salesman doesn'i
begin to strike his strido until ho's
in his fortics.
flhow us character, good Intention. wiil
ingness to work, and ooiifldence bred
of experler.ee, and well open to you
the door to succeea, condlttoned only
by your viin to succeed, and remun
eratlon to a degreo that will ln short
course mako you tliianclully lnde
pendent. I
CALL AFTER 10 A. M.
SUITE 1002-116 NASSAU ST.,
OR PHONE BEEKMAN 7834
FOR APPOINTMENT.
SPECIALTY SALESMAN
M ho would like to locate In
Now York City, or
COLLEGE GKADCATE
who can show record or succe?s
la wanted to repreaent a large
corporation ln negotiations of
a difficult nuture.
1 oaltlon worth V-,000 to right
man.
fi..H-, Huutington. 105 West
40th at., bet. 9:80 and 1 o'clock.
STENOGRAPHER
'""*?? Tnls Is an epportunltv fw ?? J.
Sresslve two-Asted man State ?.???(?!'
ons and aa.ary by letter. J0h? Pou"hek
Pagctty1'0" ??- wwagaa
Stock Salesmen Wanted
With or without clientele.
Good commission paid.
Live leatis fumished.
Genera! Agencies Lmt'd,
Room 17-19, 1966 B'way.
t>TOCK SALESMEN who appreclate a ae
curlty of high merlt to sell. Buyere of
thfe etock ahouJd make large proflts, and
aaleamen who aell It ehould bulld up a
*armanant clientele. Large sales. llberal i
rommiaaloa. Call Rooin htO. ?i Broad
3BC
Wants
HELP WANTED MALE
SOI.'TII AMERICArr EMPLOYMENT.?
Sltllled or technleul men. speaking Spnn
itdi. cah reach employers ln. South nnd Cen?
tral America, Porto Rlco, Cuba. Phlllpplnes
and Spaln through "Want" cnluinns of 1N
GENIERIA INTERNACIONAL; rate five
cents a word, minimum charge $1.50; clrcu
lallon 15,000. McGriiw-HIll Co., Inc. 476
Tenth eve., New York.
WANTED.?Experlenced dle maker; *ono
who, can make ready on flat bed and
cyllnder cuttlng nnd crcaslng presses; give
references, age, salury expected and state
whether married or single; factory located
In Baltimorc, Md. A., Box 823, Tribune
Office.
help Wanted female
INSTRICTION
The United States School
SECRETARIES
642-644 Fifth Ave. (45th st.). The oldest
and pro-cmlnently tho most suocessful.
Prepares for and ohtains excellont posl
tlons. Wrlte for Catalog A.
Prof. Meagher, M. A.. Dlrector.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR
GIRLS AND
YOUNG WOMEN
17-25 years of age
. AS
LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
We offer all the advan
tages you can think of
and
$15.00 PER WEEK
to start, with more pay
and good chances of ad
vancement.
Experience of any kind
is not necessary.
COME AND SEE US.
ROOM 580,
24 LISPENARD ST.,
JUST BELOW CANAL.
The American
Telephone & Telegraph
Company.
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 haif 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 AS CLERKS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday haif
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit
ing, stenography and dicta?
phone without expense. Salary
to start $12. Call after 9 A.
M., room 5030 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
GIRLS, 16-17, learn ribbon blocking; light
work. pleasant surrouudlngs, high pay.
Groman &? Sons. 11 West unih st.
STENOGRAPHER.- lllgh class automobile
agency; siate experience and salary de
sired. A . Box 830, Tribune Offlce.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A?-A..Chlld's nurse; young American
Protestant; some uin training; $fiu-$o:.;
child 3 to 5 years old. C, Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, in East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone
S'.U7 Murray llill.
CHAMBERMA1D-WAITRESS.?Young Irlsh
girl; exeellent references; city apartment;
S50-S55. R., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
Last 4Hd si? 2d floor. Telephone 8947 Mur?
ray llill.
COOK-HOUSEWORK. ? Flnnlsh-Engllsh
girl with child ii years old; city or coun?
try; best references. Lehti's Agency, 77 E.
125th st. Hairlem 6615.
COOK.?Young Irlsh girl; exeellent long ref
crences; $70. T., Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
1<| Last 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone 8947
Murray llill.
COOK and waltress and houso workers
(Flnnish-English), girls; good references.
Lehti's Agency, 77 E. I.ilh st. llarlem
Hli.
COUPLE (Flnnish-English). cook and
chauffeur, cook and butler; references.
Lehti's Agency, 77 East I25ti st. Ilarlcm
5616.
GOVERNESS or companlon to woman; I
wlsh to seeure inialilon for reflned, well
educated elderly woman; is Chrlstian Sclent
ist and a c'ellghtful personallty; does not
speak any foreign languege. Address Dr. C.
W. W., Box A. S32, Tribune Olllce.
GOVERNESS.?Engiish; speak s French,
Italian; wll! take two children; exeellent
references; take charge motherless children;
good housekeeper. Miss Fltzgrald's Burau,
300 Fifth ave
LAUNDRESS wlshes work Thursday, Fri
day. O'Neill, 348 W. 56th st.. care Mlnnock.
NtlRSERY GOV ERNESS.?Young Engllsh
wotnan; child over ilvo years o)d; good
citl references. F.. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, iy East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone
8947 Murray Hlll.
| NURSE.?Scotch; two children; exceptlonal
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 360
j Fifth ave.
NURSE.?Young; thoroughly capable; ex?
eellent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu
I reau, 306 Fifth ave.
NURSE.?Hospltal trained; city or country.
Miss Fitsgerald's Bureau, 806 Fifth ave.
WAITRESS or parlormald. young American
Protestant: hlghly recommended ; country
preferred; $60-$li5. K., Miss Hofmaver's
Agency. 10 East 43d st., 3d lloor. Telep'hono
8947 Murray Hlll.
BUSINESS OPPORTIN1TIKS
TREASCRER WANTED.?LARGE ENGI
neerlng and constructlou firm estab
llshed hlteen years. doing domestic and
; foreign business. requlres services of actlva
treasuror, ramlltar with flnancing con
tracts and haiidllng funds; man with ex
perionce and some capital preferred- cor
I respondence co?fide ntlal. A Box' s:i
Tribune Otlice. '
FARTNER WANTED WITH CAPITAL TO
join engineer ln American-Letvlan eng'
neering and trades business; necessarv to
tp?J?d tlm^ *' R1'a' L*<v"?. A , Box 717
Tribune Offlce. '?'?
Help Wanted
fJituations Wanted
BwsineBS Opportunities
HELP WANTED FEMALE
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
IENTTO WORK ONLY
4 TO 6 HOURS DUR?
ING THE DAY OR
EVENING.
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES:
1158 BROADWAY. MANHATTAN
8:00 A. M. TO S:00 P. M.
453 E. TREMONT AVE.. RRONX
9:00 A. M. TO S :00 P. M.
SI WILLOUGHBY ST.. RROOICLYN
9:00 A M. TO 8:00 P. M.
ABOVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN KATUR
DAYS TO 4 P. M., SUNDAYS 1 P. M.
TO 5 P. M.
44 PEARL STREET. MANHATTAN
11 :00 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
1336 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN
6S W HOUSTON ST.. MANHATTAN
9:0., A. M. TO 3:00 P. M.
OR TELEPHONE
VAD1SON SQUARE 12000
APPOINTMENT AT ANV HOUR.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE CO.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT, auditor, cxecutive ability
and extensive public necoiintlng practlce,
desires permanent ongagement; prefers per
sonai imerview. II., ilox 000. Tribune Otlice.
CHAUFFEUR, 10 years' experience, private;
excellent references. Williams, South and
Bryan ave.. Hollis, 1.. I.
FORMER wine merchant, (10 years old, in
telligent, ? unquestionabla character, can
give any securlty or bond, secks erriployment
.suiiahle his age I;., Box .',93, Tribune Office.
LOCKSMITH practical, expert; state salary
and hours. John Gramm, 139 West 22d st.
MAN, elde-ly, Christian, desires position as
watehman or light porter work. doorman,
anything; handy with tools. Schwartz, 1019
East 170th st.
I'AINTEH, expert; room painted, $2; room
papered, $2.30. Dlamond, 320 Henry st.
SUPER I NTENDENT.
Wanted, position as superintendent on farm
or private estate; thorough knowledge and 13
years' experience in northern territory. Ad
dress A. W. Brown, 110 South .Main st.,
Mansfleld, Mass.
YOUNG MAN, 20, two years' newspaper
advertising experience, deslrea position.
("all Williamsburg 617.
YOUNG MAN. 1'.'. three years high school,
desires position cvenlngs, 7 to 11 p, tn.
Samuel Rebarber, 400 East 171st st.. Bronx.
YOUNG MAN wishes position where there
is a chance. William Litncr, 213 Throop
ave., Brooklyn.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Kuffc
I SLOANES, W1LTON, AXMlNSTEIt.
. WH1TTALL CARPETS,
? $1.00 yard up, in gray, blue, green. brown
: mlxed eolors, for all purposes. Rugs all
i makes, all prices, all sly.es, $12.30 to $43 00
up. MAKING OVER, CLEAN1NG. LAY
| ING, DYE1NG, reasonable. STILLINGS,
; IM'., C20-02S Madison Ave. tOOtlu. Plaza
I SS33.
ORIENTALRUGS a,"y ^f,,tlon'
? ^ slz.) or (juan
tuy bought for nifhe.st cash; appraislng a
? pecialty; call or write. Basnajlan, 39
West 46ih at. 'J'lu.ne 5101 Bryant.
Dinmnnds
DIAMONDS AND J EWELRY BOUGHT
KOR CASH, estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstairs.
Furniture Wanted
1 HIGHEST I RICES paid for furniture, ?a
tiques, planos, brlo<a-brac, books, art,
I fttc. OABAf, ?8 University l'lace. 'Phon*
1 Ctuyvesant 2377.
Men's Clothing
COME UP!
WHERE PRICES ARE DOWN
Buy a SUch Suit or Overcoat direct from
in&ktT to wenrer and save retatler'B profit.
Wonderful values. $25 to $33.60. Stlch Co..
! $21 Broadway, eighth floor. Ble;x;ker street
cubway or "L" station.
'^1 QTY1 F^ of I1 'kli grado men's and
oiUL LJJl-/kj young men's clothing.
LATEST STYLES FOR SPRING
AT $12.50 ?. $37.50. Exceptlonal Values.
SAVE TRY-ON TROUBLES.
A. ft B. CLOTIIES SIR ?P,
52 W. 33d st., Opp. Hotel McAlpln.
A?KOHAN KLOTHES SHOPPE?A
Selling suits & overcoats for men & voung
men at $ lS.50-$24.50; prices formerlv
1 $29.50-$40. Bargains. 141C Broadway, cor
' ner 39th. |Ono fllght up.)
Patcnts
PATENTS.
Over 70 years' practlce; all communlca,.
tlona etrlctly confldentlal; handbook on
fatents free on request; special facillties for
i office eonculiuilons. Munn & Co., patent at
i torneyr,. 611 Woolworth Building, New York.
Trunks ~
BIG BAROAIN ?New and used wardrobe
trunlta. 606 Sixth ave., bet. 30th-31st sts.
Typewritcrs
\ TYPEWRlfiis RENTED
1 KT?yT$!\*\ 3 M?S" f5- "Sair????*-. 3 Moa.. $7.50
ivL ,'i Payment apprfes if purchased.
AME??7,??N WR1T1NG MACH1NE CO, INC,
?a w? <8?*5.W*?' al Worlh St- ) Tel. 5408
ro h 2Sd SI , orp. Madison A*?. 1 Franklia
TIIK TYI'EWfUTEIt EXCHANGB.
10 Barclay Bt Tel. 473S Barelay.
SLRROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
I of tho Cqiinty of New York, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
j against James McLean. late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the
I name, with vnuchers Ihereof, to the suh'
Bcrlbera. at their place of tranaactlng bual
pess, .No. a9 John Street. Borough of Man.
hattan, City of New York, on or before
thn 23rd day of August next
rua"ryt,?VoCW Jf0rk' UlC Uth day 0?Feb
SARAH McLBAN,
M. L1NN BRUCE,
HE1.EN McLEAN RAVENSCROFT,
M L1NV RPi-er ?.. Executors.
Mcle-.r, a,, t l?7A"?rney for Sarah
fii w imt 2h I'""1 Bru<:*' Executors.
nitt? ciV, b'/v'.''' B???Sh of Man
nattan. (. ity of New York
iVelen'M T~ OT"KMAX. Attorney for
Heien McLean Ravenscroft, Exeoutrlx.
n rltt^'v*1' Borough of Manhat
tan, city of New York.
Shippin
HIGH WATKR
AM PM
Sandy Hook. 11:34 . 12:01
Governor's lsland. 11:29 13 ?. 01
Ilell Oato. 1:11 1:38
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vessel Port Departurs
Dlcto.Cclto .Jan 28
Monterey.Vera Cruz.Feb 10
I Morro Castle.Havana .Eoh 20
I Poncc.San Juan.Fob 19
Munatrcs.Puerto Padre.Feb 20
I Santa Olivla.Charleston .Fob 21
S Osslneke.Fayal .lan 31
j l,ake Francis.Guantanamo .Feb 1 7
! Tolilwa Maru.Matanzas .Feb 10
j War Soldier.Newport, Eng-Fob 24
Ranenfjord.Bergen .lan 24
| l.ysefjord".Curacao .Eob 12
Bata.Liverpool .Feb r>
! Nameckl.Rlueflolds .Feb 14
Mohnwk.Incksonvllle .Feb 21
City of Savannah. ..Savannah .Fob 21
Vlndal.Klngston .Feb 8
SolfukU Maru.Buenos Ayres.lan 29 \
Jamestown.Newport News. . .-? |
West wego.A vonmoulh.-.
K. Atlg. Viclorla. . .Liverpool .Fob 1 4
Bylayl.Rotterdam. ?
Antonlo Lopoz.Havana. -j
Arapahoe.laeksonvllle. ?i
INCOMING HTEAMSHIPS
Due To-day
Antonlo Lopez. . . . Havana .Feb 18
Westpool.Dartmouth ..'an 16
Mlchlgan.London .Jan 27
New York City_Bristol .Feb 1
Netherpark.Glbraltar .Jan 30 i
Imperoyal.Southampton ...Jan. 29 j
Bayonne.Glbraltar .-.Feb 2
Bronte.Bahla .Jan SI
Lake Agomac.< 'ienfuegas .Feb. 19
Comm. Rnlllns.Santlago .Feb. 1 9
Lake Duncan.Nuevltas .Feb 13
Manoa.Barbados .Feb 18
Londoadler. Antwerp .Feb 1
Soinerset.London .Feb 7 1
Roinaii Prlnce.Dartmouth .Feb 6
Mcdlna.Genoa .Feb 7
Montclalr.Cardlff .Feb 7;
Brelfond.Amirterdam .Feb. 7l
Lackawanna.Shlelds .Feb. 7
Moccasin.Rio Janelro.Feb. 5
Due To-morrow
Pr do Satrustegul..Havana .Feb 20
Munamar.Antllla .Keb 20
Due Thursday
Chicago.Bordeaux .Feb 1
Mesaba.London . .Feb 1 4
Tlvlves.Cristobal .Feb. 19
Due Friduy
fedrlc.Liverpool.Feb 18
President Wilson. . . .Naples.-Feb 14
Due Saturday
Imperator.Liverpool .Feb 21
Carmanla.Liverpool .Feb 18
Slephan.London .Feb 13
OCTOiOING STEAMSIHPS
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
closes salls
Lapland, Antwerp _10:00 AM 2:00 PM
Advance, Pt au Prince,12:00 M 4:00 PM
Mormugao, Lisbon ... 8:00 AM 12:00 M
San Giorgio, Genoa_ 9:00 AM 1:00PM
Schoharle, Patras ....10:00 AM 2:00 PM
Caracas, San .luan- 9:30AM 1:00 PM
Ft. Hamlltorf, Bermuda 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Iroquols, San DomiiiBO 9:00 AM 1:00 PM,
Rembrandt, Matu.-hes
(e,- .-??- 1?:00 M i
Mlchlgan, London.- 12:00 M
Rimouski, Genoa.- 12:00 M
Mar Tlrreno, Dunklrk.- 12:00 M
Sylvla Viclorla, Val
encia .- 12:00 M
Storfjold, London.- 111:00 M
Comeric, Yokohama....- 12:00 M
Munwood, Matanzas...- 12:00 M
Polycarp, Pernambuco.- 12:00 M.
Cascado, Cristobal.?-? 3:00 I'M
Patria, Marscllles.- 2:00 PM
Orci. Valparaiso.- 1:00PM
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
? L. cv E. FRENKEL. INC, Plaintiff,
against G. VERZOCCHI, also known as
nnd tradtng under tho name of Gluseppi
Verzocchl and Giovanni Verzocchi, De
fcndant. To G. VERZOCCHI, also knc n
as and trading under the narne of Giuseppi
Verzocchi and Giovanni Verzocchi:?
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publlcation, pursuant to an order
of Tion. Nathan Bijur, a Justice of the
Suprcma Court, New i'ork County, dated,
tho 20th day of February, 1920, and flled
on that day, with a copy of complalnt,
in the offlce of the Clork of tlie County of
N.w York. at the County Court House. In
tho Borough of Manhattan. City of New
York, the original complalnt having been
fil'-d In said offlce on tho 3rd day of Feb?
ruary. I'.'UO.
Dated New York, February 20th, injo.
SLADE &- SLADE.
Attowicys for Plaintiff, 200 Broadway,
New York Cllv.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
Vi U' ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an- !
swer the complalnt ln this action and tol
serve a copy of your answer on the plain?
tiff s attorncys within twenty days after:
l ho service of this summons, exclusive of j
the day of service, and iu case of vour '
failuic to appear, or answer, judgiiient
will be taken against you bv r]efn!,lt for
the relief demandod In the complalnt.
Dated February 2nd, 1020.
SLADE '& SLADE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Offlce & P. o
Address, 200 Broadway, Borough of '
Manhattan, City of New York.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
niK PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
lOHK. by the grace of God, free and In
dependent. To William II. F. Sutcllffe, Henry
H nds, James Hlnds, John Illnds, Edward I
Hlnds. Robert Hlnds, Walter Harwood, Will- !
lam Harwood, Frank Harwood, Ernest llar- |
wood. Walter Patterson, William Patterson,
the heirs and next of kln of Fanny C. Sut- '
Cllffe, deceased, Bend greetlng:
YVhereaK. Emma R. Illnds and William
H. I- . Sutcllffe. who resides at 9I>:, Woody
crest Avenue, Borough of (he Bronx, the City
of New York, has lately applied to tho Sur- !
rogates Court of our County of New York
to have a certain Insiriiment ln writlng, re
lallng to both real and persontil propertv ,
duly proved as the last will and testament of
l-anny c. Sutcllffe, w ho was at the time or I
her death a residenl of the County of New
York, deceased.
Therefore, you and each of you are cited
lo show cause before tho Surrogates' Court :
of our County of New York, at tho Hall of
Records, ln tho County of New York, on the
29th day of March, ono thousand nine hun
dred and twenty. at haif past ten o'cloek in
the torenoon of that day, why ihe said will ;
and testament should not be admitted to pro
bate as a will of real and personal propertv I
ln Testlmony Whereof, we have caused tlie
seal of the Surrogates' Court of the Bald
County of New York to he hereunto afflxed
Wltness. Ilnnnrahle JOHN P
[L. S ] COHALAN, a Surrogate of our said '
County of New York, at said Coun- I
ty, tho 16th day of February, in tho year of i
our Lord ouc thousand nine hundred and '
twenty.
DANIEL J DOWDNEY,
Clerk of ihe Surrogates' Court.
IN PURSl'ANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of ihe County of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims i
against Wilson G. II. ltandolph. late (,t !
the County of Now York, deceased t? I
present the same with vouchers thereof '
to the subscriber, at place of transactlng '
l.usln.ss, No. 191 Montague .St., Brooklyn,
New York, on ur before the' ISth day of
August next.
Dated. New York, the 10th day ot Feb?
ruary, in20.
HAMILTON TRUST CO.. Executor.
EDWARD J. CONNOLLY. Attorney for
Executor, 189 Montague St., Brook
LEMUEL E. QUIGG.?IN FURSUANCH
of an order of Honorable John P Co?
halan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all ter
sons having claims against LEMFEL E
WL 1GG, lato of tho County of New York'
deceased, to present tho same -nlth vouch?
ers thereof to Ihe subscrlber, at his place
of transactlng business; No. 135 Broadway
Borough of Manhattan. m the City of N'ew
York, on or heforo tho 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1920
Dated, New York. the 29th day of July
l91'-> MURRAY T. QUIGG,
Admlnistrator with iho will annexed.
13a Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, '
Nc-w York City.
IN' PURSUANCE OF AN ORDKR OF i
Hon. John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of
the County of New York. notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Walter Glyn. also known as Eleazer Bar- j
nett, late ot the County of New York. de?
ceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscrlber, at her place of
transactlng business, at the ofttee of
Rounds, Hatch, Dillingham & Debcvotse, |
No. 82 Cedar Street, Borough of Manhat?
tan. in the City of New York, on or be?
fore the bth day of May next.
Lated. New York, November 4, 1919.
JESSIE BRCSH. Bxecutril.
ROUNDS, HATCH, DILLINGHAM A
DEBEVOISE. Attorneys for Executrl*. ,
IN PURSUANCH) C* AN CRDBR OF j
Honsrab'e John P. Cohalan, a Surrogats i
? f tha County of New York. NOT1CH la '
hereby given to all persons having claims !
sgalnst Clara J. Gordon. late of ths '
County of New York. deceased, to pressnt
ths same, with vouchers thereof to ths
?ubscriber, at place of transactlng business,
care of Taylor. Jackson. Bropny * Nash,
Ne. 30 Plne Street. In ths City of New
Tsrk. on or before tbe 22nd day of Ne
vember next. .
Pt"*3' New Tork. the 31st day of Ma*
Ti?HQUITABI.B TRTJBT CO. OF
NBW IroRK. Executtr.
ig News
?-??-?
Mllllnocket, Fajardo... ???? XtOO PM
Buffalo Brldge, Llabon.- 8:00 PM
Zarembo, Trlesto.?- 1:00 PM
Sall To-morrow
Lafavotte. Havre. 8:30AM 13:00M
Antlila, Bllbao . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Ancon. Crlstobal.12:00 M 4:00 PM
Korona, St. Thomaa.. .12:00 M 3:30 PM
Rotnan Prince, Havre..- 12:00 M
Frankdale, Newcastle. - 12:00 M
Annctta, Klngston.- 12:00 M
Sall Frlday
Klboney, Conatanza .. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Rrltannla. Llsbon -10:30.AM 3:00 PM
Morro Caatle, llavana. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Alllanca, Crlstobal ...12:00 M 4:00 PM
Vlndellla, Olasgow ...- 12:00 M
Lexington, Newcastle . '- 12:00 M
Lake Aurlce, Man
zanlllo .- 12:00M
Snil Suturdiiy
St Psul, Southampton. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Mongolla, llamburg... 9:00 AM 2:00 I'M
La Savoie, Havre. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Reglnn rriliilla, Naples 9:00 AM 2:00 PM
Fort Victoria, Bormuda fi:30 AM 10:00 AM
Princoss May, Klngston 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Munamar. Banes. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Uberaba, Hantos. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
General W tl Gorgas,
Crlstobal .12:00M 4:00 PM
Calamares, Crlstobal.. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
East Indian, London.. - 12:00 M
Nantaskot. London.... - 12:00 M
Chinese PrlncC, Capo
Town .- 12:00 M
Lebanon, Rotterdam...- 12:00 M
Slberian Prince, Havre- 12:00 M
West Eldara, Shanghal- 12:00 M
Korowlee, Hamburg...- 12:00 M
Hambleton Range,
Newcastle .- 12:00 M
Pennsylvanla, Buenos
Ayrea .- 12:00 M
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, Feb. 24.?Salled: Stra Gull
foril, Norfolk; North Wlnd; Norfolk; .1 H
Devereux, Norfolk; Sunahlne, Philadel?
phia; Currlor, Port. Arthur.
CHARLESTON, Eeb. 24.? Arrived: Str
Mohawk, Jacksonville (and salled New
York); Lake Ellenorah, Jacksonville;
Lake Stlrling, New York; Lake Yelverton,
Savannah. orf the bars: Str Santa f'lara,
Chlll. Sailcd: Stra Calispell (from Cuba),
New York; Sag Harbor, Cuba; Lake Mon
roe, Cuba; Lako Elsmere, Jacksonville.
GALVESTON, Tex, Eeb. 21.?Arrived:
Strs El Capltan, New York; John M Con
nelly, New York; Mount Evans, Liverpool;
Toplla, Tamplco. Sailcd: Strs Lako
Strabo, Boaton; Holden Evans, Tamplco;
Weatern Ocean, Mancheatcr vla Norfolk;
El Mundo, New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Eeb. 24.?Salled: Strs
Junlata, Baltimore vla Savannah; O T
Warlng, Baton Rouge.
MOBILE, Ala.. Feb. 24?Salled: James
P Whitney, Cuba; schs E. A. Sabine.
Cuba; W. D. flassock, Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24?Cleared: Strs
Abangarez, Crlstobal, vla Port Llmon,
Coperaa; Sagua La Grando, Cuba; Hoven,
Tamplco; Infanta Isabel (Span), Barce
lona and Cadlz, vla Havana; Norma, San
tiago; Cuba, Surlname, Port Barrios vla
Bellze. Sch Altair (Port), Oporto, Portu
gal.
NEWPORT NEWS. Feb. 24?Arrived:
Strs George E. Patteraon, Provldence;
Eretza Mendl (Span). Iqulque; Mahana
(Br), Wellington: Alector, Norfolk; Ozan
kee, New York; Bushrod, New Yorkft Var
dulia (Br), New York: Willlcasno (Br),
Cardlff; Runa (Nor), New York; Sydney
Maru (Jap), Rotterdam; Utoka, Balti?
more; sch Yukon, Porto Colombia; Unida
(Nor), Wilmlngton; Borwlndale (Br), Ha?
vana; Luxpalilc, New York. Salled: Strs
Tela (Nor), Leghorn; Lebanon, Rotter?
dam; ii. ][. itopers, Tuxpam; Vardullla
<Br), Danzlg; Runa (Nor), Santlago;
Utoka, Havana; schs Yukon. New York;
Madloen (Dutch), Sabang, Batavia; De
ranof, Norfolk. ??
NORFOLK, Feb 24?Arrived Strs ('one
peak, New York; Lake Flgart, Baltimore;
Sahale, New York. Rimouskl (Br), New
York; Bournemouth (Br), Newport News;
East Scout, Baltimore; Cowell, Wilming
| tdn, N C; Brlghton (Nor), New York;
I Tocantins (Braz), New York; Vlctorloua,
I New York; Pioneer (Beig), Rotterdam;
j Cruso, Valencia; Frances I. Sklnner, Bre
men; .lonancy, New York; Kevive (Br),
New York: Oranje Nassau (Dutch), New
York; schr Mt Ralnler, Charleston. Salled:
| Strs West Galec, Boston; Sahale, Everett;
Lake Flgart, Kingston; tug Bathalum,
i Providence.
I PHILADELPHIA, Feb 24?Arrived: Strs
Doonholin (Br). Brlstol; Verona (Nor).
Port Antonlo; Choctaw, Macoris; Glyndon,
ICaibarien; Schroon, Rotterdam; I". J.
j Luckenbach, New York; schoolship Ann
apolis, San Francisco, via Guautanamo.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del, Feb
24 Arrived: Str Coldwater, Philadelphia
for Baltimore. Passed up t'or Philadelphia:
Strs Santa Rlta, Tamplco: Derwent River
, (Br). London; .lala Mendi (Span), Agua
Amarga, Passed out from Philadelphia:
Strs Wm A MCKenney, Ponta Delgarda;
Sunbeam, Port Arthur: Verbania (Br),
Liverpool; Yadkin. llavana; Ramon Mari
mon (Cuban). llavana; Lajte Pcwaukee,
Arroyo; W M Irish. Tamplco; Vestalla
(Br). Brlstol; Manham, Crlstobal. Salled:
Schr Avlator (Br). Philadelphia, Glouces
ter. Mass.
REEDY ISLAND. Del, Feb 24?Passed
down from Philadelphia: Str Herbert L
Pratt, Tampico.
PORT EADS, Feb 24?Arrived: Strs
Adriatico (Ital), Norfolk: Belvernon (Nor).
Progreso; llarald (Nor). Cuban ports;
Harald Walker, Tamplco; Ilonduras (Nor).
Port Barrios; Iroquola (Br), United King
dom; Lako Elmhurst, Cabanas Bay; Mount
Vernon (Nor). Progreso; Santa Allcia (Br),
Tamplco: War Gaekwar (Br). Plymouth;
schr ltarteny W (Br), Algiers. Africa.
Salled: Strs Historian (Br), Uverpool;
Lake Fisher, llavana: Momua, New York:
Santa Leonora (U S transport), Coion;
Standard. New York; W C Teagle. Balti?
more; Welllsley, Manzanillo; nchra Outlz
(Port). Oporto; Portunenese (Port), Odoi-Io.
PORTLAND, Me. Feb 24?Arrived: Str
Lake Oaspar. Norfolk. Salled: Str Cralg
rownle, Norfolk.
P()RT TAMPA, Feb 24?Sailcd: Str Mas
COttev llavana via Rev West.
SAVANNAH, Feb 24 -Arrived: Str
Craster Hall. Mejlllones. Salled; Str Cltv
of St l.ouis. New York; bark Lveglirat
(Dan), Korsoer.
TAMPA. Feb 24?Arrived: Strs Poeldljk
(Dut), Baltimore; Panoil, New Orleans.
Salled: Schr Leonle O l.ouis,- (Br), Car
denns: Abble c St ubbs. Clenfuegos.
KEY WEST. Fla., I'eb. 24?Arrived Str
Lake Elon, Baltimore. Sailcd: Strs Flor?
ida, Port Arthur; sch E. L, Coineau (Br),
Savanna li.
PORT ARTHUR. Texas, Feb. 24?Ar?
rived; Strs Oulfoil, NeW York; Bayonne
(Ital), Venlce; Keechie (towlng barge),
Tampico. Sniled: Strs Roanoke, Bayonne;
Splendor (Ital), Malla; tug Gertrude (tow?
lng barge Providence), Galveston; tug
Senator Bailey (lowiug barge), Tampico.
SAN KEY. Fla., Feb. 24?Passed west:
23d, Gulf Coast; Nortonlan (Br); 24th, El
Rlo, Standard Oil Company and barge,
San Rleardo (Br), Saccarappa, George lt.
Jones, Erwan (Belg), Indian (Br), Will?
iam ('.. Warden. Lake Freeborn.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24?Arrived: Str
Manoa, Ilonolulu.
TW;shrdlu cmfwyp etaoln shrdlu etas cni
FOREIGN PORTS
Depiirtures for New York
Alglers S. S. Allaguash.
i lenoa S. S. ('ornucopia.
Llsbon - S. S. Ablanset,
Havre- S. S. Royal Ocorge.
Gibraltar S. s. Eastern Star.
Liverpool S. S. Orca.
Ilong Kong?S. s. Suverlc.
Barbados?S. S. Sommelsdijk.
Azores- S. S. Englewood.
Fayal -S. S. Aledo, North Bend.
Shields?S. S. Rock Island.
Hull?S. S. Gallleo.
Amsterdam?S. S. Sylfld.
London -S S Mesaba.
Callao?S S Bbro.
Arrlvals From New York
C.othenberg.S. P. Stoekholm.
Port Said?S. S. Garoet.
Perlm?S. S. Kandahar.
Bremen?-S. S. Zaea.
Antwerp?S. S. Quimba.
La. Palllce?S. S. West Zeda.
Piracus?S. S. Assiout.
Bordeaux?S. S. N'iagara.
Liverpool?S. S. Anglo Egyptlau.
Lyttleton?S. S. Llberty.
Perlm?S. S. City of Corlnth
Kobe?S. S. Orterlo.
Delagou Ttay?S. S. Karroo.
Buenos Ayrea?S. S. Hlckman
Gibraltar?S. S. cian Macglllrav
Para?S. S. Manco.
Bahla -S. S. Portfleld.
Plymouth?S S Garlbaldl, Manchurla.
Reykjavlk?S. S. Lllleborg.
Itobe?S S Miincastor Castle.
Dakar?S S New Brlunswlck.
Bombay?S S Seekonk.
Callao?S S Otterstad.
Antofagasta?ri S lnca.
Brlstoi?S S Chicago City.
TRANSPAC'IFIC MAILS
Th* connecting malls close at the Gen?
eral Poslofflce. and City Hall Postoffice
blatton. New Y'ork, at 6 p. ni.. as follows
Japan. Corea, Chlna, Slam, Slberti
Cochin Chlna. Netherlands East Indies and
Philipplne Islands, vla Vancouver and Vic?
toria, B. C, steamship Empress of Japan
February 25.
Hawall, vla San Francisco, steamshlD
Manoa. February 26. I
llawall, Japan. Corea. Chlna, Slam
siberla, Cochin China. Netherlands East
Indies and Phillppine Islands, vla Seattle
steamship Manlla Maru. February 29.
Hawali, Guam, Siberia and Philipplne
Islands, vla San Francisco. United States
army transport Sherman, February 29.
Japan. Corea, china, Slam, Slberia
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philipplne Islands via San Francisco
steamship colombia, March 1.
Hawaii Samoau Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco, steam?
ship bonoma, March 11
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CITATJONS
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, By tho Grace of God, Vrer- and
Independent.?-To Douglas VValter Camp
hrll, Marcel Mallet, lan Douglas Camp
t bell, th>' helrs nnd next of kin of Aimee
Marie Suzane Thereso Josephlne LaFarge
Lawrence Campbell, deceased, Send Greet
ing:
WHBREAS, Frderlck S. Whitwell. who
t restdea nt HJ6 Marlborough Street, the
City of Boston. Mass., has latoly applied
to the Surrogates' Court of our County of
New York to have a certain Instrument
in writlng, relating to hoth real and per
sonal property, duly proved as the last
will and testament of Aimee Marie Suzano
Thereso Josephino LaFarge Lawrence
Campbell, who was at the time of her
death a resldent of the County of New
York, deceased;
THEREFORE, Tou and each of you are
eited to show cause before the Surroga"*'
Court of our County of New York, at the
Hall of Records, in the County of New
York, on the 19th day of March, one thou?
sand nine hundred and twenty at half
past ten o'clcck in the rorenoon of that
day why tho said will and testament
should not be admitted to probato a< -.
will of real a.id personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOP wo have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court
of tho said County of New York to be
hereunto aflixed.
WTtness, Honorable John P. Cohalan
rr e -i ? Surrogate of our said County of
1 ^Z }?r\ S1, 8ald County. the
13th day of February. ln the vear
and0?went0y ?n? thousand ?>'?? "undred
_ JDAN1EL J. DOWDNBT.
Cierk of ths Surrogates* Court.
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cember, 1919.
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Honorable JOHN P. COHALAN a Sur?
rogate of ths County of New York, a***
October 16. 1919, NOTICE i? hereby Ii""
o all persons having claims ?fa"r
1ENKY C. LAWRENCE. late of "'
County of Now York, deceased, to fT*".L
the same with vouchers thersof M ?'.,
aubscrlbers. at their place of tran??=!;"
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York, on or before the 30th <!ay- ol A?*"
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ber, 1919.
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Execuirlc'S
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Attorneys for Kxerutrtces, 20 ^?"M
Btreet. New York City.
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York, NOTK B i- hi reby given to ?ll V
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York, deceased, i ?> present the sani* ??',
? i hers thereof lo the subscrlber* _
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ofll.e of their attorneys. CravatJl * ??
derson, at No 52 UiLmra Street, <3 ^
CitjKof N'ew York. on or before tae "
day of July next . . gm
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of December, 1919.
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CRAVATH & HENDERSON. ^"^S
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