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Lost ?ad Found . \\7 _^ M. ?_? He,P WAted
Room? and Boarders (oj VV B. T? L S * O? Situations Wanted
Furnished Apartments * * ?*-%??*??? Business Opportunities
"PERSONAL
HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED FEMALE
CONRAD THTEDB. of Alt Rudnita, Ger?
many: Important news concerning In?
heritance. Communicate Bertha Walther,
Tub? .City, Col.
WILL the writer of a letter dated October
2?, 1?19. addressed to Smith. Kline *
French Company. Philadelphia, and stgned a
friend, please communicate with th* above
mentioned firm.__
~~LOST, FOUmTXmTrKWARDS
DOG?Lost 63d at. and Eighth ave., Monday:
small white dog. long- ears, short tall; an?
swers name "Bud." Howard. Eby, S36 West
62d at.
I.OST.?A diamond bar pin, between East
?9th st. and East 4?th st., Avignon Res?
taurant ; reward. Return to Mrs. \V. H.
Barnum. 123 East 69th st.
LOST.?-Gray Persian cat with chinchilla
markings, lost from US East 74th St. Sun?
day ?venl?ig. "-"el*. ?2 ; wuitablo reward if re?
turn??.! to th.ts address.
SUNDAY, 75th' st., Park ave.. Irish terrier,
brown, seven month?., reward if returned
to owner. 8upt., Sl"< Park ave.
FOUND.?Roll of bills on subway ?tteps.
Communicate B., Box 59C, Tribuno Office.
LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST.?-Bankbook No. 7C4."?46 of the Union
Dime Savings Rank la missing. Any per
non having a claim to it I? hereby called
upon to present ihe same within ten days or
submit to having sali passbook canceled and
a. new one issued.
I.OST.?Rankbook No. 673.796. The Greenwich
Savings Bank, 246 & '.14? Sixth ave.. N. V.
City. Payment stoppe?]. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bank hook No. 207.3S6, The New
York Savings Rank. Eighth ave., corner
3 4th st. Payment stopped. Finder please re?
turn to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
TWO BUSINESS MEN want modern room
near subway, Manhattan or Brooklyn;
Private; state terms. Box 1703, Pater
son, N. .1.
1?0TH ST., 14S WEST?I,arge room In
suito or single; running water, electricity,
gas; with or without kitchenette.
BOARDERS WANTED
1 EAST 63D ST.?Attractive single room;
?xcer.ent meals; references required.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
HOTEL ST^ IX5UIS, 34 East 32d st.?Very
desirable 2 and 3 room suites, with bath;
full hotel service; would let few suites un?
furnished; rates reasonable. Tel. Mad. Sq.
1564.
WEST 72D ST.?Business office to lease.
Dr. Brahdy, Lenox 4010. \
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
LEARN TO BE A CHAtirKEUR.?Pleasant
and profitable work. day and evening
fiasses. Send for free booklet and visitor'
pa.'.-. West Hide V M C. A., 306 We
?7th tt
SHALT. I STAY? SHALL 1 GO?
Before making a change find ou* if you
are on the right track. To know what your
ilfi work should be is a ?tart in the right
direi tlon; The trained analyst will know
from a study of your face the vocation for
? i. This study is based on known scientific
i s No psychological tests; no trade tests.
Ask us all about It. Booklet "L" on request.
Morton Institute, Inc., SG Fifth ave. tat 15th
? i. Ntw York Telephone Chelsea 40??4.
?HOP MA' HEMATICS, ?ilecnanlcal and
an hltectural ?Irawin* r.Aa typewriting
couiseq are si J I! available fjr registration
? t Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A., it Han
toi a'-e, Brjomyr.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOY wanted for errands;
strong and neat, Charles P.
Yung Co-, 19 Beaver st.
Ih VS ?Two bright, clean cut boys who have
hi 'i some expe lence In advertising depurt
m ?; of newspaper or publication; excellent
CH? .unit- (or advancement, starting at $12
pj i,ve.?k. Apply Mr. Saul Drown, Daily
in m r,t Now?, 28? l-'iftli ave.
BOYS WANTED.?Large camera supply
hi use has opening for bright boys. WI1
1, ..m.:. .-. i in West 32d st.
UOY, about 17 years of age, for office;
stead) position; good chance for advance?
ment, Apply 0 a. m., Boom 304, 17 W. 42.1 St.
BOY.?Neat, bright boy to run errands and
make himself generally useful. N. B.
Xlnnman, 6 East 23th st.
BOY WAN TED.?Young boy for general office
work; must be bright and Industrious.
Apply Boom 1110, 52 YanderMlt ave.. New
York City.
BOY, strong, for shipping and to make him?
self generally useful, cotton goods house.
Cantor-Greenspan, 752 Broadway.
?RAFTSMAN wanted, familiar with ma?
chinery and factory layouts. Hadlrshaw
Eieetric Cable Co., Yonkers, N. Y.
OFFICE HOY .-?-Exceptionally good opening
with first eiass advertising company for
bright boy willing to learn; excellent oppor?
tunity for advancement ; liberal salary for
right young man; unless you ?ant a perma
! cut place and are willing to work faithfully
i?-> not apply- Call Room 160r, 8 W. 40th St.
fcALESMEN.
AN OPEN" LETTER
TO THE SALESMEN
OF GREAI ER NEW YORK.
Are you entirely satltfied with your
present business connection?
Ta it yielding you the income your
effort and ability entitle you to?
And how about tho futuro? Is there
tile opportunity fur you to develop into
a lin,000 to $20.000 a year man?
If you cannot answer YES to these
three 'uieatiuiis, if you feel that you
an? 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, wlt.ii a nationally known
product, protected by a patent process
which Is considered as important to
the AUTOMOTIVE Industry from' an
economic standpoint as , ? Rs-ssomer
process ib to tho steel Industry.
We have room in our organisation
for a number of live-wire salesman,
who are l-.oking for a job which they
can make their life's* work-?where
they can virtually get into business
tor themselves.
*
If you ?ire mich a man, wo will give
you the opportunity of making moro
money during the next six months
than you ever made before, ?nd after
tnat. if your work has been aatlsfac
?31. >0<l mK* st?P '"t0 ?? PERMA?
NENT POSITION In our merchandis?
ing department on a basis of re
muriaiatlon which will inauro vour
financial independence.
Right now, we aro increasing our
manufacturing facilities and are look
lug ior young men who arc ambitious
to make u 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 New
York and vicinity (with cards of in
i in.?,', ? i nd lnvl?"'K subscriptions
??tu t?>f-?r,n? oC s Per com Curau
non S, ,c.O??Vr,'d ?tuCk' With a?'?">??
mon stock bonus.
??^n.- men,t,a <>ur organization
hi their iiv.r?ve; ?old a 8ha,t of ?took
m their lives before are now earning
2??.?*?0-m*S*M,on ba?l? ?rom ?loo to
?:?- L k *"?<- mora; 3" do not hesl
tat; because of lack of experience In
i is particular line ot wor?i; wo wl
?ght 'f'ron ?ti".iakr H ????????? ?i It?
res* ?fu ?..1", ",ar,~i?n?. your sue
Pock* h,.. ??& m**n mone-' >n >'<-"?
F-KHViiVi-K-.n V.1,,.->r"par'-' -vou ?or a
? WtMAMAT FUTURE.
Tou would like to know more abou
this opportunity, wouldn't you? Then
?ddiesa. a letter to P. O. Box 411,
?aoisou .-?QUarr- Station, New York
asking for an Interview, in your let?
ter Kindly statu your age and selllr.t
experlence. References need not be
given until after you havo been ao
eorded an Interview.
SALESMEN,
We offer an exceptional opportunity to
wide-awake young men on our soliciting staff
;alary and commission, fie? Air. ItaM-i the
Jetriah Tribuns? 8 East 17th at.
\
SPECIALTY SALESMAN
Who would like to locate In
New York City, or
COLLEGE GRADUATE
who can show record or success
!ft wanted to represent a large
uorjioratlon In negotiations of
a difficult nature.
Position worth ?6.000 to right
man.
J. II. Huntington. 106 West
40th St., bet. 9:30 and 1 o'clock.
Stock Salesmen Wanted
With or without clientele.
Good commission paid.
Live leads furnished.
General Agencies Lmt'd,
Room 17-19, 1966 B'way.
STOCK SALESMEN who appreciate a se?
curity of high merit In sell. Buyers of
this stock should make large profits, and
salesmen who sell it should build up a
permanent clientele. Largo sales, liberal
commission. Call Room 2220, 6) Broad
I way. _^^^ _
WANTED.?Experienced dio maker; on?
who can make ready on flat bed and
I cylinder cutting and creasing presses; give
| references, age, Balary expected and state
i whether married or single; factory located
! In Baltimore. Md. A.. Box S?3, Tribune
I Office.
; WANTED.?Specification writer, familiar
with largo country house work. Apply John
I Russell Pope, Architect, 027 Fifth ave.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
WANAMAKER
BEAUTY SCHOOL,
?383 Fifth Ave., Near 36th St.
Leading School of America.
EARN $25 WEEKLY.
Hairdressing, Manicuring,
Marcel Waving.
All Branches Taught.
REGISTER NOW FOR HIGH
(.'LASS POSITION; WE CAN?
NOT SUPPLY THE DEMAND;
REACH OUT FOR SUCCESS
IN AN BNVIBONMENT OP
WEALTH AND REFINEMENT;
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
Phone 1176 \anderbtlt.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR
GIRLS AND
YOUNG WOMEN
17-25 years of age
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 530,
24 LISPENARD ST.,
JUST BELOW CANAL.
The American
Telephone & Telegraph
Company.
i A YOUNG LADY with training fitting her
to judge women's apparel and arrange prop?
erly on living models for editorial illuntra
| lions. Large organization. Office position.
J with opportunity for advancement if ainbl
I tious energetic and aggressive. II. E. Law
j son, 243 Went 39th St., 7th floor.
BOOKKEEPER and stenog?
rapher, capable taking entire
charge of office- Good oppor?
tunity for right party. Write,
t stating length of last employ
! ment and salary expected. Box
A., 833 Tribune.
CASHIER
? RESPONSIBLE POSITION AMID PLEAS
I ANT SURROUNDINGS FOR YOUNG LADY
POSSESSING INTELLIGENCE. INITIA?
TIVE AND SOME EXPERIENCE.
MOE LEVY & SON,
119 WALKER ST.
I CHAMBERMAID.?Refined, competent maid;
best references only. Write and I will call.
I Mrs. Martin, Stillwater ave., Stanford, Conn.
i CHAMBERMAID - SEAMSTRESS.?Protes
I tant. Call 3 fb 5, 621 West End ave.
, CLERK for office of large Institution In city;
taetfulries? and some clerical experience rc
' quired; salary $50 per month and maln'o
? nance at start. Phono Mr. Clark, Cathedral
j 6278, for appointment.
| COMPETENT MAID.?References required:
j housework In modern studio apartment;
family of 2; hours 11 to 7:30; flti a week.
Telephone 8383 Spring.
! COOK for small family in apartment; must
j have references. Call Hadden, 1 Lexington
?ave., Thursday between 9:30 and 11:30.
! GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white, ex?
perienced; two in family; no washing;
I good ?ages. 1000 Park ave., Apt. D-D. i
GIRLS AS TYPIST^.
? Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
las typists. Permanent posi
I tions. Large financial institu
I tion. Hours 9 to 4:30. Satur?
day half holiday. Luncheon
; served free. Opportunity to
; study stenography and opera?
tion of dictaphone without ex
1 pense. Salary $12. Call after
19 A. M., room 5030 Metropoli
; tan Life Building, Fourth Ave
I nue & 23rd Street, New York.
i_
'GIRLS, EXPERIENCED IN LABELLING,
WRAPPING MEDICINES; PLEASANT
I WORKING CONDITIONS; HOURS 8:80
6:30, SATURDAY, 2 P. M.; WAGES $12 TO
; START; CHRISTIAN FIRM. APPLY, WITH
: REFERENCES. AFTER 9:30 A. M? THE
, PURDUE-FREDERICK COMPANY, 13S
. CHRISTOPHER ST.
j GIRL for general office work, with little
knowledge of bookkeeping, stenography and
typewriting; good penmanship desired. 1**
! Ington Motor Car Co., 16 West 61st St., Tth
j floor.
GIRL, Miiall. wanted In large advertising
f agency; one who In familiar with operat
! Ing n mlmengniph. Apply J. Walter Thoinp
1 son Co., 1'44 Madison ave.. New York City.
?GIRLS. 16-17, learn ribbon blocking; light
I work, nlenaant surrounding?, high pt,v.
Oro mar. & fou?. 11 Yr??t 3? ta t?.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.
I Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
1 as clerks. Permanent positions.
' Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
I holiday. Luncheon served free.
! Opportunity to study typewrit
? ing, stenography and dicta
I phone without expense. Salary
ito start $12. Call after 9 A.
iM., room 5030 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
123rd Street, New York City.
! NURSE for child of 2; helft with Infant;
wages $65 ; must have personal references,
! Call 40 East 66th st.. mornings 10 to 11.
NURSERY GOVERNESS for two llttlo girls.
7 and 10. Call Thursday and Friday, Mrs.
K. Ilramson, 317 Went 89th st. Telephone
I River 6314.
positions for
Young women are
open in several
OF OUR
DEPARTMENTS.
$15.00 A WEEK TO
START, WITH REGU?
LARAND FREQUENT
INCREASES THERE
A FTER.PERMANENT
! WORK ? 48 HOURS
OR LESS A WEEK.
MANY OPPORTUNI- ?
TIES FOR ADVANCE?
MENT TO POSITIONS
IN WHICH THE
EARNINGS ARE $25.00
TO S30.00 A WEEK.
EMPLOYMENT -
OFP1CES :
116S BROADWAY. MANHATTAN
? :00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
4G3 E. TR?MONT AVE., BRONX
9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
81 WILLOUGHBY ST., BROOKLYN
9:00 A M. TO 8:00 P. M.
ABOVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN SATUR
I 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. j
183C ?ROADWAY. BROOKLYN
?8 W HOUSTON ST., MANHATTAN
9:0. A. M. TO 5:00 P. M.
OR TELEPHONE
VADISON SQUARE 12000
APPOINTMENT AT ANY HOUR.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE CO.
SALESWOMEN.
We offer an exceptional opportunity to ;
j wide-awake young women on our soliciting
; staff; salarv and commission. See Mr. ;
! Rabin, the Jewish Tribune, 3 East 17th St.
STENOGRAPHER and typist, must he profi?
cient in English and industrious. Apply j
I Room 1110. 63 Vanderbllt ave., N. Y. City.
* STENOGRAPHER, in automobile repair !
shop; salary lit proportion to experience i
and capability. Apply In person, Flat lie- ;
' pairs Co., 640 West 58th St.
'YOUNG LADY as stock clerk; experience:
! not necessary but preferable; references,
required; good opportunity for right party.:
? American Spectacle Co., 47 West 34th St.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
i A.?A.?Child's nurse; young American
! Protestant; some kin training; I60-?66; J
: child 3 to 5 years old. C Miss Hofmayer's
l Agency. 10 East 4 3d st., 3d floor. Telephone
l 8947 Murray Hill.
' CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS.?Young Irish
plrl ? excellent references; city apartment:
$6?-*55. B., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 ;
East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone 8947 Mur?
ray Hill. _ s,_
COOK.?French ; good manager; excellent1
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366
Fifth uve.
COOK-HOUSEWORK. ? Finnish-English
girl with child 0 years old; city or coun- I
try; best references. Lehtt's Agency, 77 E. ;
126th st. Harlem 6515.
COOK.?-Young Finn; good city reference;
$65 to $70. T? Miss Hofmayer's Agency, ;
; 10 East 43d st., 3d ?nor. Telephone S947
I Murray Hill.
1 COOK.?-Young Irish girl; excellent long rof
' crences; $70. T., Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
I 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephono S947 '
. Murray Hill.
COOK and waitress and Ijouseworkers j
(Finnish-English), girls; good references. !
I.ehtl'o Agency, 77 E. 125th st. Harlem '
?111.
COUPLE- (Finnish-English), cook and |
chauffeur, cook and butler; references.
Lehtl's Agency, 77 blast U'?t'j st. Harlem !
6515.
i FRENOfI designer leaving for Paris desires
trade connected with manufacturers; six j
! years' experience. Miss Discount, 544 West
' "l45th St. ?
GOV?F.NESS or companion to woman; I
wish to secure position for refilled, we!
I educate', elderly woman: Is Christian Scient?
ist and a c'elightful personality; does not i
speak any foreign languege. Address Dr. C.
W. W., Box A. S32, Tribune Office.
i Exclusive Dresses for Children
Mansfield, 540 W. 143th St. Tel. 2390 Aud. ;
NURSE.?Young, thoroughly capable; excel-j
I lent references. Miss Fltzgorald's Bureau, '
j 360 Fifth ave.
NURSE.?Infant preferred: exceptional ref- :
erences. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 3GS
I Fifth ave.
? NURSERY GOVERNESS.?Young English- :
woman ; child over Ovo years old ; goo 1
i city references. . F., Miss Hofmayer's
: Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone
: 8947 Murray Hill.
I WAITRESS or parlormaid, young: American
Protestant; highly recommended; country]
1 preferred ; $S0-$65. E., Miss Hofmayer's ,
! Agency. 10 East 4?d st., 3d floor. Telephone ?
i 8947 Murray Hill.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT, auditor, executive ability !
and extensive public accounting practice,
I de.sires permanent engagement ; prefers per- j
: sonal Interview. B., Box 560, Tribune Office, i
I BOY, 15, desires position as office boy. Pin
I cus Tlttu r, 215 Third ave., Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR, 10 years' experience, private; ,
: excellent references. Williams, South and
? Bryan ave., Hollls, L. T.
?LOCKSMITH practical, expert; state salan'!
! and hours. John Gramm, 159 West 22d st. !
? MAN, elde-Iy, Christian, desires position as
watchman or light porter work, doorman,
i anything; handy v. Ith tools. Schwartz, 1019
? East 178th St.
PAINTER, expert; room painted, $2; room
papered, $2.50. Diamond. 320 Henry st.
! YOUNG MAN, 21, wishes position with ad?
vertising ijrm. Call Williamsburg 617.
AUTOMOBILES
MARMON-FLETTWOOD SEDAN
five passenger, newly painted, thor?
oughly overhauled, new battery, A
beautiful all year round car for a
lady or gentleman to drive. Can he.
Been a? St. Urban Garage, 119 West
S9th St.
THOMAS O'CONNOR. ?
7-Cent Sugar Causes Suit
$1,202,565 Damages Asked for
Failure to Make Deliveries
An action for damages for failure to
deliver sugar, which was filed in the
Supreme Court yesterdny, reveals the
sal? last September of 9,000 tons at
7.875 cents a pound, which price in?
cluded coRt of sugar and all insurance
and freight charges to French Atlantic
ports. The suit is brought by G. H.
Finlay & Co., who seek $1.202,565 in
damages from the Sugar Products Com?
pany. ?^
The plaintiffs allege that they cn
i tered into an agreement with tho de
j fendant last September to accept 9,000
I tons of centrifugal sujrar. The dcliv
| pries were to be made in January, Feb
I ruary and March, 3,000 tons at a time.
! The Finlay firm says the defendant re
: pudiated the contract on January 12
j last and refused to make deliveries.
At that time, it is nlleged, the price of
the sugar at the French ports desig
; nated by the plaintiff was 13,24 cents a
j pound.
business Opportunities
ST APT,M FOOD product? corporation
Offers unuatial opportunity to lim?
ited number Investors of $100 or
more; Investment: protected; largo
profits. 1!., Box 597, Tribuno Office,.
TREASURER WANTED.?LARGE BNGT
noorlng and construction firm, estab?
lished fifteen years, doing domestic and
foreign business, requires services of active
treasuror, familiar with financing con?
tracts and handling fund?; man with ex?
perience and some capital preferred; cor?
respondence confidential. A., Box S31,
Tribune Oflloo.
business cards
Carpets nnci Kngu
SLOANES, WILTON, AXMINSTER,
WHITTALL CARPETS,
Jl.00 yard up, in ffray^blue, groen, brown
mixed ?olor..-, for all purpose:-;. Rugs a!!
makes, all prices all sizes, $H1.50 to $45.00
up. MAKING OVER, CLEANING, LAV?
ING. DYKING, reasonable. STILLINGfa,
INC., G20-028 Madison Ave. i5Dth?. Plaza
8835
Carpet Cleaning ,
IEWIKO---MAKING OVER--CLEANIN?.
500 carpeta, rugs, portieres (all sizes).
plain Oriental colors. Slightly used. At
1-8 original prie?. ?00 yds. of Inlaid Hue
itum. ti.US
GEORGE
US7 SD AVE.. ?1ST HT. 4SS4 PLAZA
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
POR CASH. estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstairs.
Furniture Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, as?
tiques, planos, bric-a-brac, books, art.
? tc. OABAT, 18 University Placa. Tu???
?tuyveiant 2377.
Trunks
BIG BARGAIN. New and used wardrobe
trunks. 506 Sixth ave., be.t. 30th-31st sts.
CITATION
LORD, FRANCES T.?THE PEOPLE OF
the State of New York, by (he grace of
God. free and Independent?Tu George F.
Shelton, Madeline S. Markoe, Louise Slielton.
Frances T. Parsons, Florence PItney, Harriet
S. Sherman, Helen Shelton, Adele Slielton,
Sabina Brennan, Sarah Lord McCormlcIt,
Susan Day Parker, Crace Lord Nicoll, Klsle
Couper Lord. William B. Lord, Meta H.
Lord, John ?.'. Lord, George de Forest Lord.
Edward Crary Lord, Frances Lord Seymour,
Etta McCormlck Williams, Elsie McCormlck,
Robert McCormlck, Phehe McCormlck Aver,
Mildred McCormlck, Helen S. Clarkson.
Madeline Denton Smith, Mabel Hlodgett.
Ethel Denton Smith, Francis II. Markoe, Jr.,
Charlotte .1. Shelton; Association for tho
Relief of Respectable, Aged Indigent Females.
Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
Church ; Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church, New York City Mission
Society, New York Association for the Blind.
Brick Presbyterian Church In the City of
New York, New York Association for Im
proviner the condition of tho Poor. The New
York Life insurance ?- Trtfsi Company, as
Trust?e of certain trusts created by said
Will and National Surety Company, as
surety' on the bond of said Executors and to
all persona interested as creditors, legatees,
next of kin or otherwise. In the Estate of
Frances T. Lord, deceased, who at the timo
of her death was a resident of 903 Park
Avenue, In the Borough of Manhattan, City
of New York. Send Greeting:
Upon fh? petition of Lucius II. Beers, is
slding at Westhampton Beach, Long Cslanu,
N. V., and Franklin B. l^rd, residing at
Cedarhurst, Long Island, N. V.,
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause be'fore the Surrogates' Court of
Now York County, held at tho Hall of
Records. In the County of New York, on the
30lh day of March, 1920, at half-past ten
o'clock In the forenoon of that day, why the
account of proceedings of Lucius H. Heers
and Franklin li. Lord as Executors of the
Laut Will and Testament of said deceased,
should not be Judicially settled.
In Testimony \\ here,.'-, We have caused
the Seal of the Surrogates' Court of the said
County o? ?New York :<> be hereunto affixed.
Witness, Honorable John P. Co
[L. ?.] halan, a Surrogate of our said
County, at the County of New York,
tho HUIi 'lay of February, In the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty
DANIEL I. DOWDNEY,
('?erk of the Surrogates' Court.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
SUERKEN. JOHN c.-~ IN PURSUANCE
of au order of Honorable John P. Co- i
halan, a Surrogate of tho County of Ne.iT I
York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all per
?on? having claims against John P. Huer- \
ken, ?ate of the County of New York, de- i
ceased, to present the saine with vouchers ;
thereof to tho subscriber?, at their place of I
transacting business, at the ofTlcu of their '
attorneys, Guggenheim?!-, Untermyer & \
Marshall, No. 120 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan, City ot* Now Yorl;, on or be- ?
fo'.-o the - l?t day of Juno next.
Dated, Neu York, the 15th day of De- -
ce::, ber, 1310.
ELISIO KABTHE SUERKEN.
HERMAN P. SUERKEN.
Executors.
GUGGENHBIMER. UNTERMYER & ;
MARSHALL, Attorneys for Kxooutors,
120 Broadway, .Borough of Manhattan,
* New York City.
WELLBROCK, WILLIAM HENRY_In pur- ?
sianeo of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, iiotlco is hereby given to all persons
having claims against William Henry Well
brock, lato of tho County of New York, de?
ceased, to prosent the came v,ith vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at his place of
transacting business at tho olfk e of Hendrlck
i Hendrlck. Vo. 2 Rector Street, in in? Citjr
of New York, on or boforc tho 10th day o?
May. 1920.
Dated. New York, the 5th day of Novem?
ber. 1919.
ARTHUR C. WELLBROCK,
Executor.
HENDRICK & HENDRICK, Attorneys for
Executor. 2 Rector St.. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John P. Cohalan, a surrogate o{
the County of New York. NOTICE la here?
by given to all persons having claims
against Georgianna B. Wright, late ef the
County of New York, deceased, to pre
sent the same with vouchers thereof te
tho subscriber, at his place of transacting
business, at the office of his attorneys.
Carter. Ledyard * Mllburn. No. 54 Wall
Street, in the City of New York, on o?
Wefore the ?d day of February, li>20, next.
Dated New York, the 21st day of July.
(?19. '
HORACE E. DEMING. Ex?cuter.
CARTBK. LEDYARD i- M1LBURN. At?
torneys for Executor. 64 Wall Strut
Bor'-ugb of Manhattan. New York City
WALKER, ELISHA ROBB?NS.?IN FUR* ;
suame of an o'der of Hon. John P
Cohalan. Surrogate of the Countv of New ?
York, notice is hereby given to all per
Sorts having claims against Ellsha Robblnt
Walker, late of the County of New York, j
deceased, to present the same, with vouch
ere thereof, to the subscriber, at hi? place
ef transacting business. No. 61 Broadway.
la the City of New York, on or before the !
ISth day of April next.
Dated. New York, the 23rd day of OoU
Usr, 1911).
JOSEPH WALKER, Jr.,
Administrator.
ROUNDS. HATCH. DU LINGHAM A
DEBBVOISE. Attorney? for Adminis?
trator. 62 Cedar Street. N'tw York Cltj
MEETINGS_|
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MANHAT?
TAN NAVY i'l.L'B (Inc.): Notice is;
hereby given that a special meeting of i
the member? of this corporation will be
held at No. 15 E. 41st Street, Borough of ;
Manhattan, N. Y. City, on Wednesday, ?
March 17. 1930, at tlve o'clock P. M.. to |
consider and take action upon the propo- .
sitien to increase tho number of Its di?
rectors from 11 to not exceeding 40. I
FRASER M. MOFFAT. Secretary.
tn-.mn n. y. city. reby. 24,.ma. 1
Shipping News
HIGH WATBBAM pM
12:37
1S:30
2:36
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
' Vessel V *?<-??- DePrlU?4
K Aui victoria...Liverpool .i, , ?
We^Modus.Tiltil .Feh 1
Lackawanna.Arnolds .jet} '
n-lavl.Rotterdam .)->b J
Wye.atyceli??: I : ?-? -Manchester .... ;Feb >
Ed L Dohency HL.Tampic?. .Feb I
?MeAn::::::::::nne-jan?'iV?-:.>eb4
I Antonio Lopo*.Hovanu.Fob -o
Westfield.? ?*????.??* ??
Corrales.Charleston .? ?>b ....
W A Luckenbach. .Rotterdam .J ?'
! Kerkenna'.Dartmouth .Feb 4
Lako Erlo.Fayal -...Feb 10
? Lo wther Castle.... Cristobal .Feb b
LakeCayuga.Matanzas .J,e?
; Michael.F*ra .*<? "?
'l.akoLlda.Caimanera .Feb -l
, Maasdljk.Rotterdam .Feb 7
Vindeila.Glasgow .1'eb t>
1 Lightbunne.Port Arthur.
I Ed L Doheny III. .Providence.-?
; Loulsburg.Tampa. _ . ..
I Julia Luckenbach..Rotterdam .feb l*
I Ice King.Bremerhaven- -
: Hamilton.Norfolk. ?-?
i Scutney.Gibraltar.
West Islny.Naples.
Westmoreland.Avonmouth. -
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
IM? To-day
I Now York City_Bristol .Feb ?
1 Nethnrpark.Gibraltar .Jan j>Q
?Imperoyal.Southampton .. .Jan. ?9
I Bayonne.Gibraltar .Fob 2
! Lake Agomac.Cletifuegas .Feb. 9
l Comm. Rollins.Santiago .l'eu, i?
'? Lake Duncan. . ..Nuevltas .Feb l.i
I Manon.Barbados .Feb 1 S
i Lcmdoadler.Antwerp .Feb l
i Somorset.London .Fob <
| Roman Prince.Dartmouth .Feb ?
i Me'dina.Genoa .Feb 7
Montclalr.Cardiff .feb 7
? Brelfond.Amsterdam .Feb. ?
I Munamar.Antllla .Feb 2u
1 < 'hlcago.Bordeaux .Feb 1
Mesaba.London .Feb 1 4
Tivivcs.Cristobal .Feb. IS
Due To-morrow
? Cedrlc.Liverpool .Feb 13
! President Wilson. ..Naples .Feb 14
1 ''aledonla.Liverpool .Feb 1 i
; Apache.Jacksonvlllo .Feb 24
Dae Saturday
: Carmania.Liverpool .Feb 13
? Pr de Sabrustcgul..Havana .Feb 2?.
?Stephan.London .Fob 12
Due Sunday
I Imperator.Liverpool .Feb 22
* Lenapo.Jacksonville .... Feb 25
OUTGOING STEAMSmPS
Sail To-day
. Mail Vessel
closes sail?
ILafavette. Havre. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
'Antllla, Bilbao . 8:00AM 12:00 7.1
Ancon, Cristobal.12:00 M 4:00 I'M
: Korona, St Thomas.. .12 :00 M 3:30PM
San Giorgio, Genoa_ 9:00 AM 2:00 FM
: Spartan Prince, Capo
Town .3 2:00 M 2:00 I'M
Roman Prince, Havre..- 33:00 M
Frankdale, Newcastle.- 12:00 M
Annetta, Kingston.- 12:00 M
Sail To-morrow
Siboney, Constanza .. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Britannia, Lisbon _10:30 AM 3:00 PM
Mor.-o Castle; Havana. 3:30 AM 12:00 M
i Advance, Hayti.12:00 M 4:00PM
Vlndellla,- Glasgow ...- 12:00 M
I Lexington, Newcastle .- 12:00 M
i Laic? Aurlce, Man?
zanillo .- 12:00 M
Sail Saturday
?St Paul, Southampton. 8:00 AM 32:00 M
! Mongolia. Hamburg. .. 10 :00 AM 2:00 PM
? La Savoie, Havre. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Regina rl'Italia, Naples 9:00 AM 2:00PM
F.n-t Victoria, Bermuda 7:;i0AM - ?
I Princess May, Kingston 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Munamar, Banes. 8:20 AM 12:00 M
lUberaba, Santos.10:00 AM 2:00 PM
t i puerai W C Gorgas,
Cristobal .12:00 M 4:00 PM
?Calamares, Cristobal.. 7,:O0AM 11:00AM
Mormugac, Lisbon.... 8:00 AM 12:00 M
I cross Hill, Rio Janeiro. 7;00 AM 11:00 M
! W M Tupper, Kingstorf. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
; Pom-e, San Juan .,?.. . . ' 8 :?O'jVrd. ,1 2:00 M
! Berenice, ParlmanbV .10:00 Xtf y 2:00 PM
i Pennsylvanlan. Buenos /
Ayres .12:0?M 3:30 PM
' Alltanca, Cristobal ...12:0O>M i:O0PM
I East Indian, London..-?? "2:00:1
': Nantasket, London.. . .-? 12:00 M
i Chines? Prince, Cape
i Town .?- 3 ii :00 M
i Lebanon, Rotterdam...- 12:00 M
I Siberian Prince. Havre- 12:00 M I
West Eldara, Shanghai?- 12:00 M i
Kerowlee, Hamburg...-? 12:00 M '
! Hambloton Range,
Newcastle .-.?. 12:00 M
; Pennsylvania, Buenos
i Ayre? .- 12:00 M
Lockport, Buenos
lyres' .-??- 3 2:00 M
Thordis, Christiania. ..- s- 2:00 PM
Valdura, Antwerp.- 13:00 M
Magyirorsyag, Venice..- 3 2:00 M
Sail Sunday
Lako Frolono. Hull..:. ?- 12:00 M
Altai Maru, Kobe.- 12:00 M
! Yangtsyo, Singapore. . .- 2:00 I'M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, Feb 2?. -Arrived: Strs W
s Rheem, Tampico; Thistlemdre (lir),
Liverpool; Belford. New York; Hulaco,
Tuxpan; Mangore. Daiquiri; Loyal Citizen
(Br), Jluelvu; B-thnor, Benlsaf; Jaboatao.
Bordeaux. Cleared: Sirs Sidlaw Range
(Br), Antwerp via Newport News: Missis?
sippi (Br), (motor), London; Cymric Vale
(l)i-i, Cherbourg; Silet::, New York: Calico
rock, Tampa. Sailed: Strs Calicoroek,
Tampa; Evailgelos (Orpek). Norfolk and
Newport News; Lake Ypsilantl, Norfolk ,
and Newport News; Alt fN'ur). lUo do
Janeiro. Passed Cape Henry, Ir.VnrrAl for
Baltimore: Strs Dalana, Brlxham via St. j
Michaels; Kate (Greek), Dunkirk. Passed
Capo Henry, bound out from Baltimore:
Strs Parthenla (Br), Glasgow via Newport
News; Baymano (Br), Brest. _ __
BOSTON, Feb 26?Arrived: Strs w?ij
c.onda, Liverpool; Chaco (Argi, Buenos ,
Ayres; i'aledonian (Br). Liverpool and j
Oroenoc.k: Kershaw, Norfolk. Sailed: Strs j
Lake JBIodsoo, Norfolk; Snuk Harbor, Nor- ?
folk; Sorsicac, Norfolk; Cowan, Norfolk: j
Elkrldgo, Norfolk; Lake Geneva, Norfolk; j
Amolco, New York; City of Rome, Sa?
vannah; Cretan, Philadelphia; Lake. Ennis,
Newport News; Lake St. Clair. Newport
News; Lake Faresman, Baltimore; lflver
et?, Newport News; Lake Cannonburg, i
Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, Feb 25?Arrived: Strs
Santa i'lara, Chile; Lake Fresno. Ne-.-r ;
York; Natural Bridge, Boston; Maumee,
New York; Crathorne, Nuevltas.
EERNAND1NA, Feb 20?Sailed, 21th: !
Sir Escambla. Brunswick.
GALVESTON, Texas, Feb 25?Arrived: ?
Strs Domingo do Larrinaga (Br), Llyer- |
poll via Havana; Torres, Tampico; Lake,
Deval, Philadelphia. Sailed: Strs Allen-1
town, ?-; Kaduna (BrL Liverpool via
Newport News; Antle.tam, New York; Pau! i
H. Harwood, Tampico, Lako Sanford,
i 'uba. I
JACKSONVILLE, Feb 25?Arrived: Strs
Pioneer, Tampico; Apache, New York via |
Charleston; Lako EUsmere, Boston via
Charleston. Sailed: Str Clark Mills, Gal- |
veston.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb 25?Arrived: Strs 1
Elba (Itui), Genoa; Lake Lesa, iqulque; I
Katonah, St Nazalro; West Gotoniaka,
Savannah: West Isllp, Baltimore; New
Yurie (Dutch), Rotterdam; Petroleino ,
(Br), New Castle; Storborg (Norl, Barry; I
Alfred Nobel (Nor), Rotterdam; Cowan- '
shanhock, Savannah: Lake Mcdford, Hall-I
fax; Cottesmore (Br). London: Swinburne
(Br), New York. Sailed: Strs Brighten i
(Nor), Kingston; Keyvlvo (Br>, Santiago;!
Swinburne (BrL Brazilian ports; New
York (Dutch), Sabine; Nockum, Phlladel- ?
phla; Petroleine (Br), Port Arthur; Cora
p?ak. Savannah; bark I F Chapman, Rio ?
de Janeiro.
PAULSBORO, N J, Feb 25?Arrived.: \
Str Dlllwyn, San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 25 ? Arrived: !
Strs Ansaldo Savola (Hal). Wilmington,1
N C; Derwent River (Br), London; East- !
ern Shore, London; Jrtta Mend! (Spanish),
Agua Amarga; Joseph J Cuneo (Nor), ;
Port Antonio; Wlnn"bugo (Br). Barrow '?
Santa Rita, Tampico: West Nohno, New i
York; Shawmut, Boca Grande.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del, Feb
25? Passed out from Philadelphia: ' Strs
Herbert L Pratt, Tampico; Navarlno (Br) I
Ant werp. ' ;
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Feb 23?Passed I
down from Philadelphia: Strs Lake
Grampian, San Juan; Essex. London.
POUT ARTHUR, Feb 25?Arrived: Strs'
Cheyenne 'BrL London; British Peer'
(Br). Manchester. Sailed: Strs Moha-vk i
Mobile; Cape Premier (Br). Port Nata' ' >
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 25? Arrived: str ?
Easterner, Norfolk; sehr Ella F Crowcll i
Rockland for 'New York.
PORT TAMPA. Feb 26?Arrived: strs'
Lake Harris, Baltimore; Lake Elon, Balt'
niore via Key Wes*.; Miami, Havana via '
Key West
SAND KEY, Feb 25?Passed west, 24th'
Boden (Swedl, Fred W Miilor, Paulsboro:i
25th, Delaware (Br), Architect (Br)'
Boechleaf (Br), Bun, British Earl (Rr)'
Lake Ferrona, El Sud; south, 34th. Laka
Sebago.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 25?Arrived : 'S'r
Colombia. Hong Kong. Sailed: ?trs
Matsonla, Honolulu; Borgland. Christiania
Horaisan Maru, Kobe; Glackamas, Queens
town.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb -.?.?Arrived: Strs
Lake Popin. Antllla; Louisiana, Tampico ,
via Jacksonville; Nachochee. Boston; City I
of Montgomery, New York; Juanita,!
Jacksonville (and sail?-! Balt.naor?) ; Gra- I
lielUe.
FOREIGN PORT?
Departures for New Vorlt
Olbraltar-S B Dcvona. Docket, ^on
^?nhagen-?. S. Frederick VIII.
Santos?S. S. Glens ff He.
St. Michael?S. S. Canopic.
London?S. S. Vlnelciir.
SpUhead-P. S. Northern Pacific
Liverpool.S. S. Vellaria.
Rio de Janeiro?B.-S.. St. Bade.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S. S, St. An?
thony.
Arrivals From New York
Lisbon?-S. S. Canto.
Rio Grande do Bul?S. S. Glenshlel.
Santos-?S. S. Francis.
Gibraltar?S. S. Masslllon Bridge.
Rotterdam?S. S. V\estcrdyk.
Falmouth?8, S. Golaa.
Montevideo?S. S. J.ancastnr Castle.
East London?3. S. M'ar Earl.
Sierra Leone?3. S. New Brunswick.
Piraeus- -S. S. Aleppo.
Bombay?S. S. Yeboshl.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S. S. Turrl
alba.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at the Gen
1 eral J'ostoffioo and City Hall Postofflce
j Station, New York, at 6 p. in., as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Manoa, Fobruary 2<;.
Hawaii, Japan, "'orea, China, Slam,
Siberia, Cochin China, Netherlands Ea3t
Indies and T'hlllpplne Islands, via. Seattle,
sfainshlp Manila Maru, February 21?.
Hawaii, Guam, Siberia and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, United States
army transport Sherman, February 29.
Japan, ?'orea, China, Slam, Siberia,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via San Francisco,
steamsnlp Colombia, March 1.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
Nov.- Zealand, via Han Francisco, steam?
ship Sonoma, March 11.
Lady Astor's Guest,
Home, Says British
Favor Reservations
Agnes Chalmers and Emma
Trentini Among Notables
on Kaiserin Auguste Vic?
toria Flying Cunard Flag
The Kaiserin Augusto Victoria com?
pleted her first round trip between
New York and Liverpool under the
house flag of the Cunard Line, when
she docked here yesterday morning,
bringing among her 536 passengers Au?
gusto Alencar, newly appointed Am?
bassador from Brazil; Sir Alfred
Booth, chairman of the board of di?
rectors of the Cunard Line; Emma
Trentini, "the Little Devil of Grand
Opern," and Miss Agr.es Chalmers, of
Grand Rapids. # Mich., who has been
visiting Viscountess Astor.
Miss Chalmers, whose book "The
King's Cupbearer," is said to have
.started Lady Astor on her parliamen
tary career, said that the British
I favor the Lodge reservations. "The
i people think that Congress was justi?
fied in holding up the treaty, as Amer
i ica has a right to protect herself."
She said that it is the opinion in
i England that President Wilson acted
! unwisely in expecting the treaty to be
passed intact, and in trying to impose
' it on the people.
British opinion, according to lier ob
, servations, is changing toward the
Irish. They are coming to admire the
I tenacity with which the Irish are stick?
ing to their ideals.
Se?or Alencar was met at the dock
by the Brazilian Charg? d'Affaires from
i Washington, the Consul General in
New York and a delegation of dis?
tinguished Brazilians.
Emma Trentini, of the late Oscar
Hammerstein's opera company, who has
' been doing Red Cross work in Italy,
! is going into vaudeville for a while
and then she will try the movies. Next
spring she is coming back with the
; songbirds under the direction of
George Blumenthal, manager for Ham?
merstein, who said yesterday that a
new Hainmerstein opera company will
be launched to perpetuate the name of
the famous impresario.
Sir Alfred conies to inspect the of?
fices of the Cunard Line here, espe?
cially the new building under con?
struction on lower Broadway and the
freight terminals in Weehawken.
Others who arrived were: Prince
Andrea Boncompagni, who married
Miss Draper, of Washington; Lord
Mexborough, and Miss Irene and Miss
Alice Lewisohn, who were met by
Martin Vogel, Assistant Treasurer of
the United States.
Wife Beater Is Accused
Of Too Many Marriages
Prison Sentence Imposed on
Konieo for Assault on
Mate No. 3
Charged with assaulting Agnes
Bruckner, whom he married Septem?
ber 30, 191lJ. Charles S. Carlson, alias
Charles Smith, was sentenced to tin
indeterminate term in prison in the
Court of Special Sessions yesterday.
According to the testimony of Proba?
tion Officer John T. Smitli, Carlson
has two other wives whom he married
earlier.
Smith says that in 1900 the prisoner
married Louisa Ellofsen, who is now
living in Chicago with her four chil?
dren. In 1917, he alleges, the ni'an
took as wife No. 2, Augusta John?
son, in Hoboken. She later cause'
his arrest for bigamy and he was
sentenced to the Hudson Caunty
farm for one year.
Agnes Bruckner,, wif/e N. 3, says
her husband lived with her for
eight days after she married him and
then disappeared. She returned to
her former position as cook with a
family living at 12 West Seventy-first
Street. On December 12, she testified,
he called on her and beat her.
a i
Bill Fixes Woman's Citizenship
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.?After rati?
fication of the suffragist amendment
no American woman would lose her
citizenship by marrying an alien and
no alien woman would acquire Ameri?
can citizenship by marrying an Amer?
ican,'under a bill introduced to-day by
Representative Rogers, Republican,
of Massachusetts.
I-?
Navy Orders
?"rom The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.?Navy or?
ders issued to-day follow:
Bailer, Ens. E. G., to TJ. S. ti. Niagara.
Buckler. Mach. C. E., to ?. S. S. Beaver.
Clark, Ena. H. L., to U. S. S. R-13.
Edmunds, Bus. C. D., to TJ. S. S. Rainbow.
Gregg, Ens. W. H.. to TJ. 8. S. Yarnall.
Coward, A. P., Clk. J. F., to TJ. S. S.
Arizona.
Ivanhoe, Lt. (J. G.) F., to div. supply office;'.
Ma?key, Lt. R. N., to Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Petross, Ens. ?.. to U. S. S. Auk.
Ransone, Lt. C. B., to l\ S. .S. Olympia.
Seet'eldt, Lt. F.. to TJ. S. S. Mississippi.
White. Lt. C. N., to supply officer destroyer
squadron 4, Pacific fleet.
Archibald, Lt. E. G., to Villa Lobos.
Carr, Lt. Comdr. C. W.. arrived naval ?sta?
tion. Cavit?.
Dennis, Lt E. G., to Quiros.
Geer, Lt. Comdr. S. H., to command subma?
rino base. Cavit?.
Mille?, Lt. G. W.. to home.
Prieoleau. Lt. Comdr. P. F., to home.
Rodenbaugh, Lt. F. H., to naval hospital,
Canancao.
Shinn, Lt. H. L., to naval hospital, Olon
?apo.
Cummings, Lt. W. J., to U. S. S. Houston.
Lang, Lt. Comdr. R. D., to L'. S. S. Kan
sban.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
CUNARD'ANCHOR
l'SMt<iif?t am? Jtreigut Servico*. ^^^^"?W
K. A. Victoria.New York lo Plymouth, Cherbourg and Liverpool. U^
??mania.New Y?rk " Plymouth, Cherbourg and Liverpool..!!. flkT
Imperator .New York " Cherbourg and Southampton..!. M?" '
Vasari .New York " Liverpool .' ' ua ?
York ** Plymouth, Havre und Southampton.' UA* !
York " Londonderry and Glasgow. "vl'i?
Cherbourg and Southampton.i!"it* 2
?M?r.3fl
Royal Georgt .New
Columbia.N*W
Maurelania .New York
Saxonia.New York
P?nnonia .New York
K. A. Viclor?.New York
Carmania.New York
Royal George.New York
Mauretania .New York
Caronia .S'ew York
Columbia .New Yotk
Imperator .New York
Plymouth, Havre and London.
Pairas, Dubrovr.ik and incite
Liverpool . a -?
Liverpool.\'t'jF* '
yroouth. Havre and Southampton....]' Z ?:
PI
Cherbourg and Southampton
Plymouth, Cherbourg and London
Londonderry and Glasgow.?,
Cherbourg arJ Southampton....
For Utor sailing? sxppiy to
21-24 STATE SiKi-JtT. NEw iORK.
{-..14
t'i
SOUTH AMERICA
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE
WEST ICOAST
FROM NEW YORK
S. s. EBRO.MAR. 20
FROM HAVANA
via Cristobal
S. S. Victoria, Mar. 3
S. S. Oriana, Mar. 17
FROM CRISTOBAL
REGULAR SAILINGS
e?s"Pcoast
FROM ENGLAND
to
BRAZIL & ARGENTINE
S. S. Orbita .Mar. 18
S.S. Almanzcra ....Mar. 19
S.S. Darro .Mar. 24
S. S. Andes .Mar. 26
CENTRAL AMERICA
FROM CRISTOBAL
CHAMPER I CO
and Intermediate Port?
! ROYAL MA?L
1 (The Royal Mai! Steam Packet Co '
PACIFIC LINE
! (Tue Pacific Steam Navigation Co?
NELSON LINE
H * YV. -Nelson. Ltd.)
South ?frica
UNfON-CASTLE LINE
(Tim Union-Castle Mall ?S. ?5. Co., Ltd.)
SANDKRSON 4 ?SON. Gen. Agents.
16 Broadway, N. T '1'lione Broad?-23?0
Or any St amshlp Ticket Agent
-tub poiTJc be nKAtanr
COLONIAL UNE
BOSTON ?bH.40
PROVIDENCE K&, $2.8?
ALL OUXtstDE STATEROOMS $1 06 to *3;H
Both I'rxcci Inau?t War Tax.
Umax tutu P.ei 30. North Hivtr. ?ai;> & Sunday,
at I P. M. 'Phone Spring ?4sl.
RED "D" LINE n? i?^X^r?
Knr Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela.
Zulla.Mar - Philadel] hi?..Mar. 10
Mi.iiicaibo ...Mar. 1? Caracas.Mar. :. ?
BLISS, DALLETT ?j CO., Geni. Mgrs.,
Phone 10D72 Hanover. 82 Wall Stre<
COASTWISE STEAMSHIP LINKS -for all
poin's ?outh. Old Dominion, Savannah,
Southern Pacific Lines? b'or passenger In
formation apply to Consolidated Hallway
tlcktit ofllca or Companies' otlic
"West Indies. Central and South America
c s i t r. i> r n i i t c o m p a n t
17 Battery Placo, New York.
RESORTS
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THE LEADING RRSOR1 HOUSE ?FTHE YV6RL?
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HEALTH IK EFriOi-HCY
A Cormkide Climate ana Clean S'.eeti
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and cottae'-a Directly on ocean, IS-ho!?
folt cou-j-ae. liow open. Booklets oa
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(inland . . . Mar. 24 May 1 June 5 Julir II
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RESORTS
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
LAUREL HOUSE
LAKEWOOD, N. J
REST AND REFRESH YOURSELF?
the health-giving p..xe air of Lakewoo?
Completely equipped Hydro-Therapeutic
Department in the Hotel. Abundance of
pure drinking water from our own deep
Pioneer Spring. Booklet. "Down Through
the Year?," un request. First claw
American plan. Noted for excellent
cuisine and social charm. Auiiliar?
; Keating with open wood fires. Stock
; Lxchanse Brokers.
ANDREW J. MURPHY. Mfr.
'Laurea in the Pine*
Lakewood, N. J.
EQUABLE CLIMATIC CONDI
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