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Logt and Found
jRoomt and Boardcra
Furnished Apartment.
? Wants
?jIb _
Situationa Wanted
Bualneae Opportunittes
Shipping News
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD3
LOST.?In I. R. T. subway train about 6.46
p. m.. February 9. at 57lh at. station,
black leather portfollo cnse corualnlng corre
?pondence valuable to owner only; llberal re
ward offered. 'Phone John 32?9. FRED. A.
LANDECK, 1 Liberty st.
LOST.?Small open faced gold wotch, Thurs?
day noon. from top north bound Fifth ave.
bus. between llth and :15th at; reward. 19
West llth st. Chelsea 430.
LOST KANKBOOKS
LOST.?Rankbook No. 283,474 of the Frank?
lin Savings Rank. Issued to Auguatus F.
Johnson. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank. 658 Eighth ave., New York City. All
persons are cautloned not to purchase or
ncgoilate same.
LOST!?Rankbook No. 285,890 of the Frank?
lin Savings Rank. Issued to Ernest Von
bargen. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank, 658 Eighth ave.. New York City. All
persons are cautloned not to purchase or
negotiate same.
LOST.?Rankbook No. 319.297 of the Frank?
lin Savings Rank. Issued to Jack Llno
now. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank. 65S Eighth ave.. New York City. All
persons are cautloned not to purchase or
negotlato same.
roST.?Rankbook No. 625.565. Seamen's
Hank for Savings. 7G Wall st.. New York.
Payment stopped and cnncellatlon appiled
for. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Rankbook No. 945,644 of the Bank
for Saving*. 2S0 Fourth ave. Payment
?topped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Hankbonk No. 1.144,914 of the
Rank ror Savings. 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. ?llcasc return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1,095,293 of the Rank
for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Payment
stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Rankbook No. 1,095.293 of the Bank
for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Payment
?topped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1.054,260 of the Bank
for Savings, 2S0 Fourth ave. Payment
stopped. Please return to bank.
r.' .. =?
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
ONE large room frontlng on park; private
bath; ln doctor's residence; also small
front room. Telephone Harlein 1320.
WEST END AVE.. 818 (100th at.).?Large
front room, euitable two; fine locatlon;
private family. Phono Rlverslde 4909.
94TH ST.?Beautlfully furnished room, with
twln beds; runnlng water; sultable for
two; $r.O per week. Phone Rlverstde 1269.
77TH ST.. 154 WEST.?Large front room.
private house; gentleman; reference.
BOARDERS WANTED
LARGE ROOM AND LIBRARY IN EX
ciuslve 7-room apartment, West Side,
Broadway frontage; miles of river view;
dlvlded use of entire apartment. with
meols. for couple or two people; $300 per
month; without meals, $150. R., Box 684.
Tribune Offlce.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
AUTO INSTRUCTION
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIV
SSC. IN SHORT TIME; LICENSE GUAR?
ANTEED: LADIES" CLASSES. AMERI?
CAN AUTO SCHOOL. 726 Lexington ave.
(Ei'th). Plaza 4016.
LBARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
nnd profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and vlsltor's
pass. West Side Y. M. C. A., 306 West
67th st.
LEARN OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Great demand for tralned men. Send for
frpe admission card to opening lesson of new
eight-week t"rm beginning Wed. Eve , March
t+. 23d St. V. M. C. A., 215 W. 23d St.. f"
MEN?-Good paying proposition to operat*
moving picture machine in theater; ex
perlence unneceasary. Cal! day or evening.
American '1 heater Building, entranca 644
8th av. (43d st). "Phone Brvant 1519.
WHAT ABOUT lOUR FUTURE?
The all-Important question is: Where
Will you be 6 or 10 years from now? To
know what yriur life work should be ls the
flrst step toward u suocossful future. From
the study of the face. our nualvsis can
fletermlne the right Job for you. No trade
ie?tp: no psychologlcal toats. Ask us all
jjbout it Booklet "I." on recjuest. Mer
ron Instltute, Ino., 96 Fitth ave. (at loth
ft). N. Y. Telephone Chelsea 405 1.
a?-:_-~irrr ~ - _
HELI'W^A^TED^MALE
1 l
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR PRESENT
POSITION IN LIFE?
Have you the courage to try?
lf you have and your record is
fclean, then we have an opening
for you with good pay and a
real future, but you must act
quick, for we can't take every
one. Apply by letter only,
1\T. T. 932, Tribune Bldg., N. Y.
ADVERTTSINO AGENCY. WTTH
RAPIDLY GROWING BUSINESS
FtEQUIRES THE SERVICES OF
MAN TO WRITE AND SET AD
Y?^iM?XEtrrS' PREPARE
LAYOTJTS. KTC. MUST HAVE
KNOWLHDGE OF PRINTING
KPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
**AN WHO CAN QUALIFY.
STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE,
SALARY EXPECTED. LETTERS
TREATED IN CONFIDENCE
OFF1 ??" B?X B 6&?" TRIBUNB
*?.T;*.BO0<,,1 ?PDortunity for boy to ponnect
with a live. growing ooncern. Multicolor
Bales Co.. 298 Broadway. Worth 715.
ROYS FOR ERRANDS. $11 WEEK
HEWITT. 61 NAVY ST.. RROOKLYN.
BOY for busy ofnee; coanco for advance
ment. Goldstein & Goldstein, S66 liroad
BOY ln advertlslng agency for flling and to
run crrancis; salary lo start $12 Crltch"
> ! - _ ?_-' Uoom 1015' F'atlron Building;
ROY for service department ; good opportunity
?J? a u1.vanv7mfv.,,u ln. mechanical fine. Bar
y?tt Addlng Machine Company. 366 Broadway.
DRAUGHTSMAN
having experience in gen?
eral mill work, conveyors,
machinery lay-outs, pip
ing, etc. State age, expe?
rience, salary, and how
soon available. Christian
firm. Apply by letter only.
B. D. MORGAN
National Sugar Refinery
YONKERS. NEW YORK
DRAUGHTSMEN
SEVERAL DETAILERR WANTED
IX OUR DRAFTING ROOM; PER?
MANENT F.MPLOy.MENT; AN OP?
PORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMEN'T
FOR MEN WHO SHOW ARILITY
WRITE. OrVING REFERENCE
AN'D EXPERIENCE -
ADDRESS CHIEF ENGTNEER
E. W. BLISS CO.,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
KXPORT.
S#T?r_l boy? wanted for general offlce
work; very best possibilities of advance
ment for bright and wllling workers. E. I.
<lu Pont de Nemours Export Co., 120
Broadway, New York City.
HIGH CLASS 8ALESMEN
For premter line of advertlslng art calen
dars; must be experlenced advertlslng snles
nian: terrltory, Cuba, Porto Rico. West
Indles. Colombla, Venezuela. Appilcants in
tervlewed llth floor, 207 West 25th st. i
EXPORT DEPARTMENT. FRIDAY. i
MARCH 12TH. ;
KAN wanted to help on flour truck. Torrens".
HELP WANTED MALE
GROCERY CLERKS, experi
enced; excellent future for
right men; opportunity to be?
come managers. Apply 159
Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn.
OFFICE HOV, export house; opportunity for
advancement excellent. Allied Foreign
Trade Corp., Room 631, 44 Whltehall st.
OFFICE BOY wanted ln atiditlng depart?
ment: salary $10. Call Itoom 701. Inter?
national Paper Co., 30 Broad at.
SALB8MBN. SECURITY.
Wall Rtreet firm offering aeaaoned, divi?
dend paylng stock has opportunity for a
few additional producera who havo made
good; experience ln the telephone selling
neceasary; good aalary and commission.
For Interview phone Mr. Caln, Rector 3663.
SALESMAN?One aceuatomed making $60
to $100 a week, commiaslon basis, . to
sell an esaenttal housohold article; future
guaranteed. Call International Purchaa
ing and Sales Agency, 412 West Broadway.
SALESMEN
to eell a high claaa aecurlty aoon to be llated
on New York Curb. Gnash, 61 Maiden Lane,
city.
SPECIALTY SALESMAN
Who would like to locate ln
New York City, or
COLLEGE GRADUATB
w ho can show record of success
Is wanted to rcpresent a large
i urporatlon ln negotiations of
a difficult nature.
Position worth $6,000 to right
man.
J. H. Huntington. 106 West
40th at., bet. 9:30 and 1 o'clock.
STENOGRAPHER.?GENTILE. OVER
21 ; SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH
ABILITY. CALL OR WRITE ADVER?
TISING MANAGER. INTERNATIONAL
MOTOR CO.. WEST 6 ITH ST. AND
WEST END AVE.
WANTED.?Man nnd wife for out of town
position; wife general houseworker; all
around handy man, alBo chauffeur. Phone
1231 Garden City, or write Box 33, East
Wllllston, L. I.
WANTED.?-Young or elderly man to de
llver packages. Standard Dental Supply
Co.. 200 East 23d st.
YOUNG MAN, WITH A GOOD
KNOWLEDGE OF THE
PRINTING BUSINESS, FOR
GENERAL OFFICE AND
FOLLOW UP WORK, IS
OFFERED AN EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY WITH A
LARGE HOUSE. WRITE,
STATING QUALIFICA
TIONS, GIVING RELIGION
AND PAST EXPERIENCE,
TO MR. H. A. JONES, CARE
JONES & LEIGH MFG. CO.,
58-60 FULTON ST., NEW
YORK CITY.
YOUNG MAN, good education,
? for position in buyers' ofrk*t
excellent opportunity. Address
P. 0. Box 3, Madison Square
Station.
YOUNG MAN to assist ln rare and training
of boys- rcsident position. Phone or write
fnr appointment. Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan
Aaylum, Ralph ave. and Dean st., Brooklyn.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD
^ FOR CLERICAL WORK rf)NLY' IN THE
OFFICE OF A LARGE MANUFACTURING
FIRM: MUST WRITE A NEAT HAND
&??T?JN rERSO*' W. T. CO., 46 BAR-'
iiOOKKEEPER.?Asalstant; muat be quick"
accurate, with atenograpliic experience-'
pleasant surronndings. light nlry office; good
opportunity for right party. Chsster Clothes.
inc, 79 1< Ifth ave,
COOK, in private family; pleasant sur
roundings; good wages. 60 Montgomery
Place, or phone Prospect 167. Carfar'o
GENERAL houseworker for small family
wages $70 pr:r month; references requlred'
Telephone Clrcle 7173.
GIRUS for pastlng labels; steady position
good salary. Franco Electric Corporation'
104 South 4th et., Brooklyn. Telephone Grecn
point 1700. ?
MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN
are offered
LIBERAL SALARIES
Commissions on all sales
by
ABRAHAM & STRAUS, INC,
Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Apply
at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
I OFFICE ASSISTANT and STENOGRA
i PBER; must be good typlst and ac
I qualnted with offlce routine. Peckett
; Headwuar Company, 826 Broadway.
j SKETCHKR for dresamaker, one who will
help; on parlor floor. 9 'East 65th at.
1 SMALL GIRL wanted ln large advertiaing
j agency; one who ia famillar with onerat
i Ing a mlmeograph. Apply J. Walter
Mhompson, 244 Madison ave., New York
STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER. rapid
expert worker, with knowledge of offlce
detalls, fol!ow-up systems, etc.; Chrlatian
preferred; salary $25 to commenco. Htme
baugb. & Browne. Inc. 471 Flfth ave .
TYPIST?Automobile agency; state saT
ary and experience; apply by letter only
Plerce-Arrow Sales Agency, 233 Weat 64th
st., New York. lu
WANrED.?A general servant who la good
cook; muat be clean. orderly, of good ar>
pearance and disposltlon; family of two
adults and two boys; six room duplex apart?
ment; washlng and heavy cleaning-dona by
Nlsitlng woman; good wages and permanent
r? !\0n?1Mr,5ht P"80?- (Telephone between
9 and 11 Monday, Vanderbilt 1659.
SITUATION8 WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEUR. married: good referencat;
city or country; yearly poattlon; $36 or
equivalent. Apartment 1-B, 183 w?at
102d at. >?-??
COI.OHED. long experience: economlcal. ex
'.*' cook; alao good manager; pr vate
,?. n ly, or *n,lre. c?ar? bachelor's apart?
ment best of referencea. Barry. 49 Mlaslon
st.. Montclair.
COUR1ER?Moat reliable Engliah courler
living ln London who worked for mo
, deslrea engagementa for a party or fam?
ily or ladies; highest raferences. For ln.
! forrnatton addresa M. S. Burrill, 24#Broad
; 8treet. -oio?o
FELDER. cyllnder and Unlveraal. wishes
steady poshion with chance of advance?
ment; state conditions: can aaslst nressmnn
F. Herd. 17 Ward st? MaapethT L. pre88man'
MACHINIST, rellnble mechanlc, with long
experience, deslrea special joba or work
to develop Inventions, etc; haa own ahOD
facilltlea Olson, 147 East 32d st.
PIANIST desires position with player aiano
roll house or music publishera. lioward D
Barnes. 409 East 136th st. .
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
LADT desires to place her excellent French
(Swiss) governesa with family goina
abroad withln six months; can recommend
har hlgbly^ra. R. S^ Plenwmt. IM BmI
/.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIRLS AS CLERKS AND AS
TYPISTS
Girls, age 17 and over, want?
ed for permanent positions.
HOURS 9 to 4.30
SATtlRDAY, 9 to 12
1UNCHEON SERVED FREE.
Free Medical attention, Dental
Advice, Insurance, Circulat
ing Library, Gymnasium.
Classes in Stenography, Type
writing, Dictaphone Operating,
French, Engiish, Home Nurs
ing, Millinery and Dressmaking,
with competent instructdrs and
without expense. ?
OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS
WITH SOME HIGH SCHOOL
OR BUSINESS SCHOOL
TRAINING IN TYPEWRIT
ING TQ QUALIFY AND FILL
EARLY VACANCIES.
SALARY TO START, $12.
RAPID ADVANCEMENT TO
THOSE WHO MERIT IT.
QUALIFIED APPLICANTS
WILL BE STARTED
IMMEDIATELY.
Apply^any day between 9 and
4.30. (Monday and Wednesday
until 6 p. m.) iloom 5030 Metro?
politan Life Building, 4th Ave.
& 23d Street. * Use Madison
Avenue elevator to 5th floor.
GIRLS
WANTED
Permanent Work
Posit'.ons
open in
several
Departmeuts
$15.00 A WEEK
TO START
Regular
increases
with many
Opportunities
to reach
earnings of
$25.00 TO $30.00 A
WEEK
48 hours (orless) aweek
NIGHT WORK ALSO
For Young Women
over 21 years
$18.00 to start.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES:
1168 RROADWAY, MANHATTAN
8:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
453 E. TREMONT AVE..'BRONX
9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
? 1 WILLOUGHBY ST.. BROOKLYN
9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M
AROVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN
SATURDVYS TO 4 P. M.. SUN
DAYS 1. P. M. TO 6 P. M.
44 PEARL ST., MANHATTAN
11:00 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
1336 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN
9:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M.
or telephoue -.
MADISON SQUARE 13000
New York
Telephone Company
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A.?A.?COUPLE, Jap and Engiish. very
capable; small family of adults; $180.
W., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
at, third floor. Telephone 8947 Mur?
ray Hlll:
CHAMBERMAID. young Irlsh girl; good
references; $65. K.. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st., third floor. Tele?
phone 8947 Murray Hlll.
CHAMBERMAID-MAID, Engiish; four
years' reference. Miss FitzGerald's Bu?
reau, 366 Fifth ave.
COMPANION.?A lady desires posi?
tion as eompanlon to a lady or
children; accuatomed to travelllng;
genlal dlsposltlon; thoroughly c'om
pctent and wllllng. Address Com
panion, 1368 Broadway.
COOK, CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS,
friends; exeellent references. Miss Fitz?
Gerald's Bureau, 306 Fifth ave. s
COOK, young, g\>od manager; country pre?
ferred. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, 366
Fifth ave.
DRESSMAKER. out by day; qulck remod
eler; $3.50. G. A., 163 West 126th st.
HOUSBWORK, exceptionally neat young
woman; good cooli and waltress; refer?
ence; $50-860. Irwln's Agency, 639 Sixth
ave. Greeley 2399.
NURSERY GOVERNESS, young, American
Protestant, child over five years old;
good reference; 860-865. M., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st., third
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
NURSE, young; two children; exeellent
reference. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau
366 Fifth ave.
NURSE, young, hoBpltal tralned; excep
ttonal referertee. Miss FitzGerald's Bu?
reau. 366 Fifth ave.
PRACTICAL NURSE, city or going south
hlghest references. A., Box 864, Tribune
Offlce.
WAITRESS-PARLOR MAID. young, Scotch
Protestant; three years' reference- 860
C. MisR Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
st.. third floor. Telephone 8947 Murray
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SPECIAL
TO FINANC1ERS AND RROKERS
Owner of large" acreagexof OU Leases. upon
which a test well Jias been started, wants
partner or brokerage concern to finance -with
view to large organization, the stock of which
would attraet .speculative lnvestors in lante
numbers owlng to location of property sur
roundlng development!.. etc. together' with
rapid advance in price of oil and the ln
creaslng Interest of the public ln everythln*
pertalnlng to oil production. This would be
a partlcularly good proposition to add to
present holdlngs of any OH Company already
organized and capable of expanslon. Bank
references exchangt.l. Address B.. Box 677
Tribune Offlce. "'
FRU1T STORE, all klnds of fruits and vege
tables; good stands; exceksnt spot Na?
tional Cash Register. 299 SUmner ave.. be?
tween Gates ave. and Monroe et., Hrooklyn.
WANTED?Gentleman to share expense of
?ffi $E_?i.sKereno?**"?*?' ** **, (
mon WATER
Sandy Hook. 11:23 r1:49
Governor'a Island. 11:44 ???
Hell Gato. j;20 1-*1
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Veaael ? Port Departure
Columbia.,.Glaagow .Feb 2
Lake BIancheater..Santlago .Mar 1
Standard.Palo Blanoa.Mar 1
Morro Castle.-.Havana.Mar J>
Lakevlile.Neuevltaa .Mar 3
Cherokeo.Charleston .Mar 7
W. H. Tilford.Nyborg .Feb 23
Suaquehanna.Dartmo?*h .Feb 20
Cornucopla..,.OloraTtar .Feb 16
Edgemont.London.. .Feb *0
Dochet.Conatantlnoplo ..Feb fi
Santa Roaalta.Buenoa Ayrea.Feb 2
Tartar Prince.Boaton .Mar 7
Turrialba.Klngston .......Mar 4
INCOMJNG STEAMSHirS
Due To-day
Roman Prince.Dartinouth .Fab I
Lake Farge.Havre .,.Feb 12
La Porouae.Havre .Feb 21
Oallloo.Hull .Feb 21
Ablanaet.Hull .Feb 21
Ruth.Gothcnburfc .Feb 19
Exeter City.Brlatol .Feb 21
East Sldo_.Bordeaux .Feb 21
San Glovannl.Naplea .Fob 26
Eastern Star.Gibraltar .Feb 23
Munamar.Antllla -. ?.Mar 6
Due To-morrow
Abangarea.Crlstobal.Mar 2
Italla.Palermo .Feb 29
Fort Victoria.Bermuda .Mar 9
Due Friday
Mauretania.Southampton ....Mar C
Adriatic..Southampton ....Mar 3
France.Havre .Mar 6
Nlagara.Bordeaux .Fab 29
Rosallnd.St John.Mar 8
Due Saturday
Santa Luisa.Crlstobal .Mar 7
Volumnla.London .Fob 28
Invlnclble.London .Feb 13
Portugueae Prince. Havre .Feb tl
Caledonla.Liverpool.Feb 17
Sarcoxle.Dunklrk.
OCTGOIXG STEAMSHIP8
Sall To-day
Mail Vessel
closea salls
T.a Touralne, Havre.. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Fort Hamilton, Ber
' muda . 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
San Juan, San Juan... 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Eurymedon, Batavia...- 12:00 M
West Hassayampa,
Shanghai .- 12:00 M
Northern Paciflc, Ant?
werp .- 12:00 M
Vaaarl, Liverpool.- 12:00M
Kerkenna, Bordeaux... - 12:00 M
Oallahad, Giasgow.... - 12:00 M
Jacques Cartler, Havre- 12:00 M
Panola, Stoc.kholm . . . .- 12:00 M
Cape Romnln, Bor?
deaux .- 12rOOM
Lako Frolono, Hull....- 12:00 M
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for" Sale
3.000 YARDS CARPETS. 600 yards same
pattern, $1.00 yard up, slightly used.
SUITABLE FOR ALL PURPOSES, ln Wll
ton, Axmlnster, SioaneB, Brussels, Whlttalls,
RUGS. artloomn, Saxonys. Wiltons, seamed
or seamless, with or without border, all
sizes, all prices. all colors; small Rugs $5.00
to $15.00; medlum size, $20 to $40; large
rugs, $45 to $85 up, In sizes from 3x5 to
20x40, plain, mixed or Orlental patterns;
making over, cleaning, laylng. dyeing; beau
t If ui. reasonabie. STILL1NGS, INC, 620
C28 Madison ave. (69th). Plaza 8835.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appralsed, pur?
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstalrs.
Furniture Wanted
HIGHEST* PRICES paid for furniture, an
tlques, planos, bric-a-brac, books, art,
etc. GABAT, 38 University Place. 'Phone
Stuyvesant 2377.
Men's Clothing
COME UP!
WHERE PRICESARE DOWN
Buy a Stltch Suit or Top Coat direct from
rftaker to wearer and ssve retaller's profit.
Wonderful values, $29.50 to $-4 3.50 Stich Clo.,
?2l Broadwny. eighth floor. Bleecker street
subway or "L" station.
WHOLESALER ALSO SBLLS AT RETAIL
Men'a and Young Men's Suits & Top Coats.
LATEST STYLES FOR SPRING
AT $20.50 and $32.50. VALUES TO $50.
SAVB TRY-ON TROUBLES.
A. & B. CLOTHES SHOP,
62 W. 33d st., Opp. Hotel McAlpln.
A?KOHAN KLOTHES SHOPE?A
Selling suits & overcoats for men & young
men at $18.60-$24.50; prices formerly
$29.50-$40 Rargnins. 1416 Broadway, cor?
ner 39th. tOna Might up.)
Patents
PATENTS.
Over 70 years' practlce; all communlca
tions strlcUy confldentlal; handbook on
patenta free on request ; special facilities for
offlce consultation. Munn & Co., patent at?
torneys, 611 Woolwortb BuHdlng, New York.
Rugs
ORIENTALRUGS ?* ?ndn^0?n?
... . .. . . . size or quan
tlty bought for htgheat cash: appralalng a
apeclalty; call or wrlto. Basnajian. 80
Weat 46th at. 'Phone 6101 Bryant.
Typewriters
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
?L. & E. FRBNKEL. INC. Plalntiff,
against G. VERZOCCHI, also known as
and trading under the name of Gulseppl
Verzocchl and Glovannl Verzocchi, De?
fendant. Summons:
TO THB ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer the complaint in this action and to
ses-ve a copy of your anawer on the plaln
tlff'a attorneya wtthln twenty daya after
the service of this summons, exclusive of
the day of service, and in case of your
failure to appear, or answer, Judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded ln the complaint.
Dated February 2nd, 1920.
SLADE & SLADE,
Attorneys for Piaintlff, Offlce & P, O
Address, 200 Broadway, BoTOUgh of
. Manhattan, City of New York.
To G. Verzocchl, also known' aa and
trading under the name ot Gulseppl Ver?
zocchi and Glovannl Verzocchl:
The foregolng summons Is served upon
you by puhllcatlon, pursuant to an order
of llon. Nathan BIJur, a Justice of tha
Supreme Court, New York County, dated
the 20th day of February, 1930, and filed
on that day, with a copy of the rompla.nt
lh the offlce of the Clerk of the County of
New York. at the County Court House, in
the Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York, the original complaint having been
filed in aatd offlce on the 3rd day of Feb?
ruary, 1920.
Dated Naw York, February 20th. 1920
SLADE & SLADE,
Attorneya for Plalntiff, 200 Broadwav
New York City.
THB PEOPLE OF THB STATE OP NEVi
York, By the Grace of God, Free and
Independent.?To Douglaa Walter CaniD
Ke!!' ?l'a1el, Mall1t- Ian Douglaa Camp?
bell the heirs and next of kin of Aimae
Marie Suzane Therese Josephine LaFarge
Lawrence Campbell, deceased, Send Greet
WHBREAS. Frderlck S. Whitwell whn
realdea at 166 Marlborough Street, the
City of Boston. Maas., haa lately applled
to the Surrogatea' Court of our County of
New York to have a certain Inatrument
ln wrltlng.jrelatlng to both real and ner
aonal property, duly proved as the last
will and teatament of Aimee Marie Suzana
Thereao Joaephlne LaFarge Lawrence
Campbell. who waa at the time of her
death a realdent of the County of New
York, deceased;
THEREFORE. You and each of you ara
cited to ahow oauae before the Surroaraten'
Court of our County of New York at th.
Hall of Recorda, ln the County of New
York, on the 19th day of March, one thou
aand nine hyndred and twenty at half '
paat ten o'clrck In the forenoon of that
day. why the aald will and teatament
should not be admitted to probata aa a
will of reirl a.ul personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have I
caused .the aeal of the Surrogatea' Court i
of the said County of New York to h? '
hereunto affixed. lo pe |
Witneas. Honorable John P. Cohalan
,. ,, ? Surrogate of our aald County of
[L. S.] New York, at aald County. the
13th day of February. in the year
of our Lord one thouaand nine hundred
ftn& twenty.
DAN1BL J. DOWDNEX,
? Cltfk ci ??? tiutrof attsr fjWrtb
IBoverlc, Calcutta.-?-? 2:00 PM
Munplace, Cardenas... - 12:00 M/
Munsomo. Nuevltas_?- ia:00 M
} Stephen, IS(o de Janelro- 12:00 M
Iloilcnos; BuenoB Ayros- 1:00 PM
Sail To-morrow
FrederUc VIII, Chrls
tlsnsand.10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Canada, Marsellles ...10:30AM 2:00PM
San Jose, Klngston... 8:00 AM 12:00 M
West Alsek, Buenos
Ayres .- 12:00 M
Apache, Jacksonville..- 12:00 M
El Mundo, Oalveston.. -T- 12:00 M
Momus, Now Orleans.. --- 12:00 M
Hull Friday
Leopoldlna. Havre..., 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Bergensfjord, Chrlstl
anla .9:30 AM |:00 PM
orro Castle, Havana. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Philadelphia, San Juan 9:30 A_f 1:00 PM
Manoa, Ooorgetown.. .12:00 M 3:00 PM
Colon, Cristobal .12:00M 4:00 PM
Waubesa, Antwerp.... -??? .12:00 M
Carolyn, Clenfuegos. .. '?- 12:00 M
Delco, Havana.- 12:00 M
Craster Hall, Valpa?
ralso .- 12:00 M
Lake Farlston, Fuerto
Colombla ..".?*- 2:00 PM
Sail Saturilny
Baltlc, Liverpool . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Philadelphia, South?
ampton . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Londonler, Antwerp .. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Mormugao, Llsbon ... 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Karhanshah, Ilam
burg ...,..10:00AM 2:00PM
Bronte. Pernambuno.. 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
Matura, Georgetown.. 7:00 AM 10:00 AM
Zacapa. Port Liroon .. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Cherokee, Cartagena . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Coamo, San Juan _ 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Gen. G. W. Goethals,
Cristobal .12:00 M 4:00 PM
Columbia, Olasgow ... - 12:00 M
Mesnba, London .- 12:00 M
West Grove, Man
choster .- 12:00 M
Charlot, Copenhagen . - 12:00 M
Walton Hall, Alex
andrla .- 12:00 M
Tunica, Patras .- 12:00 M
Exetor City. Rrlstol.. - 12:00 M
Fram, Tampico .*. - 12:00 M
Munamar, Banes .- 12:00 M
Edlth, San Juan .- 12:00 M
Connorsvllle,
St. Thomas .- 1:00 PM
West Avenal, Santos. .- 1:00 PM
El Monte, New Or?
leans .- 12:00 M
El Valle, Oalveston...- 12:00 M
San Marcos. Oalveston- 12:00 M
Lenape, Jacksonville . - 12:00 M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORB, March 9?Arrived: Strs
Lake Hewes, Rrnlsaf; Hadnot, Tuxpain;
Lake Galata, Port Tampa: San Eduardo
(Br), Tuxpam; Sorl (Ital), Taranto vla
Hampton Roads; Seotlsburg, Liverpool,
Rexmore (Br), Liverpool. Cleared: Strs
Cojdwater, Oran, Alglers, etc; Castletown.
Norfolk and Newport News; San Eduardo
(Br tank). Tuxpam; Sherman, Valparalso.
CAPE HENRY. Va., March 9?Passed out
from Baltlmore: Strs Norman Monarch
(Br), Piraeua vla Philadelphia; Seattle
Spirit, Philadelphia; Trevean (Br), Calala;
Flrmore, Dalqulrl; Lake Tulare, Port
Tampa; Waukesha, Boca Grande.
I BOSTON, March 9?Arrived: Strs Lake
' Strabo, Oalveston vla New York; Kekettt
eut, Baltlmore; Meteor, Newport News;
Essex, Philadelphia; Cowan, Norfolk.
.Salled: Strs Ernemore (Br), Glasgow vla
Halifax, N S; Lake Ellenorah, Charleston
I and Jacksonville; Norumbega, Norfolk;
I Eyota, Norfolk: Lake Ennls, Norfolk;
i Covedale, Norfolk; City of Columbus, Sa?
vannah; Nantusket, Baltimore and Nor?
folk.
CHARLESTON, March 9-?Arrived: Strs
Lake Furibault. Jacksonville. and salled
for New Tork; Choctaw, Philadelphia.
Salled: Str Cicoa, Havana; Lako Yelver
ton. Cardenaa and Matanzaa.
OALVESTON, March 9?Arrived: Str S
M Spauldlng. Tampico. Salled: Strs
Gretfryda. (Br), Havre; Ploneer, Jackson?
ville; Lampasas, New York; Freeport Sul
phur No 1, Freeport.
JACKSONVILLE, March 9 ?Arrlvod:
Strs Arapahoe, New York vla Charleston;
Juniata, Baltlmore vla Savannah; barges
Southeast and William J Lermond, Nor?
folk (ln tow). Salled: Str Lenape, New
York via Charleston.
KEY WEST, Fla., March 9?Arrived:
Str Onelda, Havana.
MOBILE, Ala., March 9?Arrived: Str
H F Dlmoek, Bocas del Toro; schr Phlllp
M Urooks. Hayti. Salled: Schr Akstrans
(Nor). Freeport, England.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March 9?Ar?
rived: Strs West Nosska. Norfolk; Car
maratha (Br), Genoa; Teguclgalpa (Hond).
New Orleana: Lake Fibre, Norfolk; We.?t
Ashaw, Norfolk. Salled: Strs Malvern
Rar.go (Br), Norfolk; Hawaiian, Antwerp;
Lake Flbre, a part in Panama.
NORFOLK, March 9?Arrived: Strs
Tidewafr, Genoa; Ahala .Providence; Russ,
New York; Lake Fontanet, New Orleans;
Tfespool (Br), Newport News; Port Dar
wln (Rr), Sydney; bark Rosa M (Ital),
Savona. Salled: Strs Kofuku Maru (Jap),
Buenos Alres; Minnlo De Larrinaga (Br),
Manchester: Port Darwin (Br), London;
West Ashawa, Newport News; West Nolska,
Newport News; Milllnocket, Antilla; Plke
pool (Br), Danzig; Regulus (Nor), New?
port News; Sidlaw Rango (Br). Antwerp;
achr Wm Taylor. St Georges.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9?Cleared:
Strs Atenas, Bocas del Toro vla Swan Isl?
and and Cristobal; El StRlo. New York;
Inspector, Bremen, Germany via Norfolk;
Macorls (Br). Guantanamo, Huba; Nelson,
Clenfuegos, Cuba; Paiismina, Bocas del
Toro vla Cristobal and Havana ; Torres,
Tampico; Yoro (Sond). Ceiba.
PHILADELPHTK, March 9 ? Arrived:
Strs Hotham Newton (Br). Sunderland;
Lako Benton. Nuevltas: Lake Glebe. An?
tilla; Nameaug, Agua Ama,rga: Duquesne,
Portland, Ore; Bayonne, New York; Oulf
cll, Port Arthur; Ontario, Boston. Paaeed
Delaware Breakwater, bound out from
J>hiladelphla: Str AVcstern Ally, Norfolk.
"Passed Reedy Island, bound down from |
Philadelphia: Strs Parkesvllte, Buenos I
Alres; Gulf mald, New York; Mana (Nor),
Newport News.
PORTLAND, Me, March 9 ? Arrived:
Str Crabtree, Norfolk; schr Hespa, Nor?
folk for Boston, was blown off shore,and
lost spanker. Salled: Str Eleftherios K
Venezuelos (Greek), Glbraltar for order*;
schr Ella Pierce Thurlow, Norfolk. W
PORT EADS, March 9?Arrived: Strs
Archltect (Br), Tampa; British Baron
(Br), Oardiff; City of Fllne, Philadelphia;
Hartfield (Br), Cherbourg, France; Hon
duras (Nor), Port Barrlos; Lake Flthian,
Providence; Luclgen, Norfolk; Neptune,
Frontera; Westlande. Brest. Salled: Strs
Herbert G "VTyllc, South Shlolrts, England;
Korsfjord (Nor), Progreso; Rochelle (Br),
Port Banes, Cuba; York Harbor, Porto
Rico.
SAVANNAH, March 9?Arrived: Strs
West Haven, Hamburg; Western Front,
Liverpool; City of Rome, Boston; schr E
L Comeau (Br), Key West; barge Herm
Itage, Cuba. Salled: Strs Asslnippl, Per
nambuco ad Buenos Alres; Fairmont,
Hampton Roads; Lake Pepln, St. Mary's;
Juniata, Jacksonville; Eurana. Kobe.
SAND KEY, Fla.. March 9?Passed west.
8th: Magunkook, Ferrarn. (Ital), Goo<l
speed, Amsteldijk (Dutch), Vennacher
(Br). 9th: Therca (Swod), Santa Ria, El I
Sud, Gymeric (Br), San Jeronimo (Br),
Gulf Coast, British Enslgn (Br).
FOREIGN FOBT8
Departnres for New Tork
Tlorrg Kong?S S St Andrew.
Shlelds?S S Wlsla.
Fayal?S S Byfleld.
Havre? S S France. Rochambeau.
Avonmouth?S S Allies.
Brlstol?S S Brlstol City.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S S Panaman,
Herakles.
Marsellles?S S Madonna.
Genoa?S S Pesaro.
Antwerp?S S Salcdonier.
Hull?S S Graciana.
Gibraltar?S S Ansaldo II.
Alglers?S S Klngsbury.
Trleste?S S Federlca, Argentiti.:.
Palmero?S S Titanta.
Brlxham?S S Watness.
Shlelds?S S Sark.
Arrivals from New York
Hong Kong?S S Cuzco.
Yokohama?S S Wlnyah.
Shanghal?S S Orteric.
Madras?S S Seekonk.
Montevldeo?S S Brownlng.
Oenoa?S S Dante Aleghlerl, City of St.
Joseph.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S S General
O H Ernst, Steelage.
Port Natal?S S Hypatla.
Bahla?S S Tapajoz.
Antwerp?S S Nlle.
Havre?S S Lafayette.
Liverpool?8 S Belglc.
Para?S S Justln.
Pernambuco?S S Canadian Ploneer.
Hull?S 8 Francisco.
TKANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting malls close at the Gen?
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postofflce
Station, New York, at 6 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand,
vla San Francisco, steamship Sonoma,
March 11.
Japan, Corea, China, Slam, Siberia,
Cochin China, Netherlands East InAiee and
Phillpplne Islands, vla Seattle, steamship
Suwa Maru, March 14.
Tahiti, Marqueaas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia, vla San Francisco, steamship
Moana, March 17.
Big British Strike Averted
LONDON, March 9.?The danger of a
nation-wide strike of highway trans?
port workers, which would have in?
volved between 150,000 and 170,000
men, has been averted. At a pro
longed conference at the Ministry of
_?lr__&__&__? ?stM* to ?u
Cashier Killed, Bandit
Shot in Battle in Bank
Four Men Attempt to Rob Kan
sas City Institution, but
Are Driven Off
KANSAS CITY, March 0.--An at?
tempt by four bandits to rob the South
Sido Bank, ?Thirty-ninth and Main
streetB, in the'heart of the residence
district, by daylight to-day, was frus
trated when offieials and employees
drove off the robbers in a revolver bat?
tle. Glenn Shockey, cashier of the
bank, was killed, and one of the rob?
bers either killed or injurqd.
An official of the bank saw the four
men reach for their weapons aa they
approached the door of the bank, and
he attempted to close the door. One
of the bandits fired, and the shot grazed
the official's head. An attempt by the
janitor to assist in preventillg the en
trance of the men resulted in further
shots being fired. One of these killed
Shockey, who was behind%the counter.
As the four men forced their way
through the doorway of the bank Henry
Strohmeyer, bookkeeper, dropped be?
hind his desk, and with a revolver
opened fire on the robbers. Shockey
likewise is said to havo flred a re?
volver from his cage.
The bandits fled without getting near
the counter. As they leaped into their
motor car a shot struck the last man
and he crumpled. His companions
dragged him into the car as it sped
away.
A motor car salesman.gave chase for
several blocks through the residence
district, but gradually was left behind.
The South Side Bank was helj up
February 2 by a single robber, wnw es
caped with $4,000.
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 9.? Navy orders
iHued to-day follow:
Aiken. Lt M. K., to ti. S. 8. John D. Ed?
wards when commlssioned.
Baker, Lt. Z. A., to destroyer squadron 2,
U. S. Pacific fleet.
Brown, Lt. L. F., to U. S. S. 0-5.
Butts, Lt. Comdr. H., to naval hospital, San
Diego.
Cain, Lt (J. G.) D. A., to duty Virgin Isls.
Dann, Gun. C. L., to U. S. S. Olympia.
Dunning, Lt. F. W., to U. & S. Eagle 46.
Hayes, Lt. (J. G.) F. E., to board valuation
commandeered property, Navy Departf
ment, Washington.
Hazard. Ens. M., to U. S. S. Eagle 54.
Heck, Lt. J. C, to U. S. S. Eagle 46.
Kenyon, Comdr. G. W., to Command U. S. S.
Lca.
Lieber, Ens. J.. M., to U. S. S. Hovey.
Megin, Pharm. H. J., to duty with 7th Regi?
ment Marines, Camaquay.
Mewshaw, Lt. (J. G.) H. A., to U. S. S.
Pyro when commission ed.
Mulrooney, Ens. L. J., to U. S. S. Eagle 23.
Murphy, Ens. C. P., to U. S. S. Eagle 54.
Permut, Ens. R. E., to U. S. S. Eagle 46.
Pollock. Lt. W., to U. S. S. Pyro when com
miasioned.
Provost, Lt. (J. G.) A. B., to U. S. S. Pyro
when commissioned.
Quinlan, Lt. Comdr. E. H., to command
U. S. S. L-8.
Salfi Lt. E. F., to U. S. S. Pyro when com
mlesioned.
Smith, Comdr. C. E.. to command U. S. S.
Sinclair.
Snead, Lt. G. M? to submarine duty.
Stewart, Comdr. L. M., to command U. S S
Yarnall.
Swynenburg, Lt. (J. Q.) S. P., to U. S S
Bancroft.
Clark, Lt. I., to U. S. S. Nereus.
Gunn, Lt. W. E., to 6th Naval District
q_Y* t iT'^f;' to marine recruiting office,
balt Lake City.
Usera, Lt. (J. G.), V. H.. to Porto Rico.
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Many Notable Guests Attcnd
Reception bv Studio Club
Tho Studio Club of New York com
posed of girls studying music', art
dancing, various forms of lierature and
tbe theater, gave a reeeption vester
day at its clubhouse, .'35 East Sixtv-sec
ond Street.
The guests of honor included Daniol
Chester French, Herbert D. Adams,
Paul Dougherty, Augustus Thomas,
Francis Rogers, Thomas Fogartv. Miss
Ethel Barrymore, Mrs. May Wilson
J reston, John Drew, Miss Lydia Field
Emmet, Frank McGlynn, F. Luis Mora
Mme. Sembrjch. Mme. Homer, Rubin
Goldrnark and Walter Damrosch. Sascha
Jacobson played.
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Australia Growing Lucerne
On the Merridin State Farm in West?
ern Australia trial plantings of lucerne
at the rnte of five pounds of seed an
acre hav? producod crops at the rate
of sixty-one hundredweight an ncre
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from General Headquarters
In any city the Raymond-Whltcomb
offlce is the place to bring your steam?
ship problema. Wo are offlcially ap
pointed agents of all TranaaUantic and
lranspacitlc lines and can furnlsh choice
reservations and tickets to Europe,
West Indies,- South America and any
part o< tne world. Come to us and let
our exp?rts tell you just what you want
to k-nov; about sailings by ail lines and
C'omparativo cost of accommodatlona
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO.
n'A' 5^?-.,or Steamship Information
255 Flfth Ave., N. Y. Tel. Mad. 8<i. 6270
VISITORS
EXCURSION
SUNDAY, MAR. 14
Philadelphia$2.70
leave West? 23d St., 7:47; Liberty St.,
8:00 a.ni.; Jackson Ave., Jersey City'
8:19 a.ni.; Newark, 8:13 a.m.
Swcdish American line
Direct to ".,
GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN
s.s ST0CKH0LM
22,070 TONS DIKPL.
MARCHM2CTH
May .Ist
Short route to SCANDINAVIA
Daily connections to Germany *??
all part* of Continent.
German Subjects no longer f>
quire Permit to depart.
PASSENGER OFFICE. 24 State St., *? ?
pRimMNTERN\TIOVli
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Reservations Everywliere
Accurate Passport Informa
<r AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL,
TRAFFIC \ND TRAVEL 8VM-Al
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"THE PCBUO BE PLEA8ED"
C0L0N1AL LINE
BOSTON B<??*4.40
PROVIDENCE IS*, S2.97
AIJL OUTSIDE STATEROOMS $10* to UM
Seat UhnPnt M. N.rtb HMt. Dally * tufliay.
_? ? *? tt. 'Poaa* Serlas Mtt.
STATE
SSIBOSTOH^
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OI'TSIDE STATEROOMS ?ft? * M lfc
OaIl? lncludin* Sunday. 6:00 PM
D1NAVIAN
ERICAN
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IpnmT'Q Travel
UUUlV 0 Service
COVERS THE WOBJLD .
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HT7DSON RIVER ?AT *<?**,,.
Dayllcbt service np tha Hudson omssr
? CANADIAN PACIFIC KAILWAV
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