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Lost and Found
Roomt And Boarders
Furnished Apartment?
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST.-?Bankbook No. 742.9S0 of the-Unlon
Dine Savin?? Bunk Is missing. Any
person having a claim to it Is hereby
? ailed upou to present the same within
i>n days or submit to having said pass?
book canceled ami a new one Issued.
?OCT.?Bankbook No. 647.9?2 of the Union
Pint?- Savins;? Bank Is missing. Any
i.,>'?m? having a clsiin to it is hereby
?tailed upon to present the samo within
ten days or submit to having said pass?
book canceled and a new one Issued.
LOST?Bankbook No. 626.44 4 of $he Union
Dim? Savings Bank is missing. Any
?erson having a claim to It Is hereby
called upon to present the same within
ten days ?*r submit to having raid pass
bcok canceled and a new one Issued.
LOST?Bankbook No. 692.792 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any
person having a claim to It is hereby
Called upon ?> present the same within
ten ?Java Of submit to having said pass?
book canceled and a View one Issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 319.US of the Frank?
lin Saving? Bank. Issued to Gusste Hor
wlu, Payment stopped. Please return to
hank. 65S Eighth ave.. New York City. All
persons tire cautioned not to purchase or
negotiate same.
LOST -Bankbook No. 763,132 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any
person having a claim to it is hereby
called upon to present tho same within
ten ??ays <>r submit to having said pass?
book canceled and a new ono issued.
LOST? Bankbook No. 615.400, The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 246 & 24S Sixth ave.. N- Y.
City. Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 77.062 of the United
States Savings Bank of New York. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No., 143.748, North River
Savings Bank. 31 West 34th St. Pay?
ment stopped. Kindly return to bank.
LOST. -Passbock No. 135,535, issued by
the Cnlon Square Savings Bank. Finder
will please return it to the bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
89TH ST. 70 A\ est?Beautiful furnished
front room, with dressing room, running
water, electricity: also front basement;
references. Owner.
136T1I. D40 WEST.?Beautiful room; private
washroom. Morningside 4501.
WEST END AVE., 818 (100th st.).?Large
room, also .-mall hall room. Phone Rtver
slde 4909.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
120TII, 434 WEST.?High class 3-room
apartments, kitchenette, nicely .fur?
nished Apartment 3-G. Telephone Morn?
ingside S II'!.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
ACTO INSTRUCTION
WTC TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIV
IN?; IN SHORT TIMM; LICENSE GUAR?
ANTEED: LADIES' CLASSICS. AMERI?
CAN AUTO SCHOOL, 726 Lexington ave.
(59th). Plaza 4016.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFf'HUI??Pleasant
and profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and visitor's
pass. West Side Y. M. C. A., 206 West
67th St.
LEARN OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Great demand for trained men. Eight
weeks' course. Class now forming.
23d St. Y. M C. A., 215 West 23d St., N. V.
MEN- Good paying proposition to operate
moving picture machine in theater; ex
perienc? unnecessary. Call day or evening,
American Theater Building, entrance 64-'
8th av. (43d st.L 'Phone Bryant 1519.
YOUR I.ITU WORK?SETTLE IT NOW
Instead of after years of drifting in wrong!
positions. Your progress, success and satis?
faction depend upon selecting the work for
which you are best fitted. Before making u '
change, find out what your life work should
lie. Thru an anaysis of your abilities from
a study ol the face, our trained analysts
i'an determine the right job for you. This
study is bas.d on Known scientific laws. No
psychological tests; no trade tests. Call here
for full letails, Bookie) "I." on requesl
I toi Institute, Inc., 96 Fifth av? (al
J5 st.), N. V. Tel. Chelsea 4054,
HELP WANTED MALE
A WORLD QUESTION! !
HOW CAN I ATTAIN
SUCCESS?
I nave asked myself that
question for the past ten years.
Now I have solved the prob
lem,
I'll give five real men a
chance to share it with me.
All that is necessary is confi?
dence-in yourself; act quickly;
aged 21-35. Applv, by letter
inly, N. T., 929 Tribune Build?
ing, New York. .
BOY to help in stockroom and
do light porter work; good
chance. Apply Sanford Nar?
row Fabric Co., 351 4th av.,
near 25th st.
BOYS
to run errands; chance for advancement;
references required, ?'all F. A. O Schwarz
1 East 31st st.
BOY, STRONG, OVER 16, ~
fer supply roo'i In manufacturing drug I
lieuse; $14 start: good chances for ad?
vancement, Bristol )l?vro; <-, 231 Greene
ave., Brooklyn.
BOY'S warned In large ?l .. ..irency; I
. nance for advancemem ,? Walter
Thompson Company, 244 Mud. i ave New1
York City.
I:<?Y wanted to answer phone and do office
work; salary $12 to start. Applv Watson,
Stlliinan Co., Pnom 1680, &0 church st.
BOY to run errands; prospects of advance?
ment . must be over 1?; years old, Apply
B. H. Tyrrel, 20?; Fulton st.
FIREMAN wanted; $20 a week; meals;
seven days Reisenweber's Hotel 9S7
Bight h ave. Col. '.'O?O.
GROCERY CLERKS, experi?
enced; excellent future for
right men; opportunity to be?
come managers. Apply 159
AUantic_Ave., Brooklyn.
JAPANESE cooks, butlers. Japanese~Eni"- i
^?-oyment Bureau, ill West 42d ? Brytint !
. "_ i
OFFICE BOY. neat, active, with Al refer- ''
Sons. Inc.. 5 West 45th st Jaetkel & j
SALESMEN
A Wall Street house, long established In :
fot ; largesTpoVsibtTonu wnTt?ft
able to salesmen who have their own client?
and ?ho can follow up tangible leads. At
presei t then are available the securities of
an established .,?1 paving industrial ?.pro?
ducing and verj promising oll and an opar
atlng mine that is very soon to declaro its
(1rs: dividend, all being Offered at attractive
prises before being listed for trading. Sales?
men Joining tills organisation now may be
enured of it permanent connection and a
?urge Income. Address Broker E. T M
Posfoftlee Box 372. City Hall Station, New
York City,
SALESMAN WANTED.?A live salesman
with few thousand, buy interest In exclu?
sive automobile agency, Manhattan. A., Box
?76. Tribune Oftlc?.
^TOCITCLERK
lo handle bulk tablet stock; must have
!:ad some experience In a retail drug si.
er wholesale drug house; should be strolls'
and have had some high school training;
$17 start; good chances for advancement, ,
Bristol Myers Co., 381 Oreeno ave., Brookl; n
WANTED, Man, about CO years of age, '
for messenger service in tihlpplng de?
partment of large advertising agencj . llghl
work; reference required as to character;
J15 per week to start. Address M. S..
Pox B-7-J.?, Tribune Office,
Y'OUNG MAN
?experienced on sales ledgers, sood penman,
accurate and quick at ligures. Addr.-ss, etat
ln< *&*> *nd "alary expectsd, Box ?, L. 209,
fijytw? ?aUdla*
Wants
WANTED. AT ONCE, FIRST
CLASS, RELIABLE FUR
DYER. WAGES UNLIMITED
TO THE RIGHT PARTY;
MUST SHOW RESULTS ..AND
REFERENCE.
TWIN CITY FUR DRESSING
AND DYEING CO ,
1.29 5TH ST., S. E.,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
WANTED, a live publicity man. A., Box
875, Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN familiar with sheet metal
works who has had some practical expe?
rience. 111- pal tern cutter to work as Junior
cul ter In large shop. The opening is full of
opportunities for learning and advancement.
Onlv man wishing to make the most of such
a chance is desired. Write S. H. P., Room
2502. 110 West (Olli st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A NEW
DOWN-TOWN
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
FOR
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
IS NOW OPEN
FROM
9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
AT
195 BROADWAY,
MANHATTAN
N. W. CORNER DEY ST.
(ASK THE HALLMAN)
Come in during your
lunch period and let us
tell you about the ad?
vantages of telephone
operating, as an interest?
ing, well-paid and worth
while occupation for
girls.
Positions are open in
several departments.
$15.00 A WEEK TO START
(No experience necessary)
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
GIRLS AS CLERKS AND AS
TYPISTS .
Girls, age 17 and over, want?
ed for permanent positions.
HOURS 9 to 4.30
SATURDAY, 9 to 12
LUNCHEON SERVED FREE.
Free Medical attention, Dental
Advice, Insurance, Circulat?
ing Library, Gymnasium.
Classes in Stenography, Type?
writing, Dictaphone Operating,
French, English, Home Nurs?
ing, Millinery and Dressmaking,
with competent instructors and
without expense.
OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS
WITH SOME HIGH SCHOOL
OR BUSINESS SCHOOL
TRAINING IN TYPEWRIT?
ING TO 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.) Room 5030 Metro?
politan Life Building, 4th Ave.
& 23d Street. Use Madison
Avenue elevator to 5th floor.
GIRLS WANTED
$15.00 A WEEK TO
START
Positions open
in several'
departments
ALSO
NIGHT WORK FOR
WOMEN
(21 years and over)
(married or single)
$18.00 A WEEK TO
START
No experience required.
Rapid advancement.
Permanent work.
48 hours or less a week.
Earnings of S85.00 to
$100.00 a MONTH soon
reached.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES:
1158 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN.
S A. M. to 5 P. M.
453 EAST TREMONT AVE.. BRONX,
8 A. M. to 8 T. M.
81 W1LLOUGHBY ST.. BROOKLYN,
(1 BLOCK FROM HOYT ST. SUBWAY
STATION.)
9 A. M.*t,o 8 P. M.
ABOVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN
SATURDAYS TO 4 P. M.
SUNDAYS 1 P. M. TO 5 P. M.
19S BROADWAY. MANHATTAN.
9 A, M. TO 5 P. M.
1330 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN.
(NEAR GATES AVE. * IV STATION.)
9 A, M. to 5 P. M.
Or telephone
MADISON SQUARE 1200C?
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
GIRLA experienced, to siring pearl neck?
laces; good pay; steady work; half day
Saturday all year, ?tailne Pearl Co., 15
Uftldcn Laso, Room jfl7.
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
Business Opportunities
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CLERICAL WORKERS
must be quick and accurate nt figures and
have bad some high school training; $14 to
start, with advancement, Bristol Myers Co.,
?81 Greene avo.. Brooklyn.
CLERK.?Christian.; pood penman; advance?
ment; start .20. Call Ilowtell's Agency,
170 Broadway.
GIRL wanted ,o attend bread .tore. Torrens
Petrl Baking. 2037 Atlantic ave., cor. Hop
klnson avo., Brooklyn.
HOUSEKEEPER. WORKING,
white, competent, references, to do
the whole work of 7-rooni apart?
ment, Camlly of 3 adults. Call be?
tween 1 and 3 or 6 and 7 Wednes?
day or Thursday, W. T. Williams,
33 West 12th st.
STENOGRAPHER wanted by Christian firm;
$20 to start. Apply in person, John J.
Deery Corp., Vernnn uve. and Hurrls ave.,
Long Island, City.
STENOGRAPHER. ? Christian; downtown
opening; advancement; start $25-$30. llow
tell's Agency. 170 Broadway,
TYPIST.?High class automobile company;
state experience end salary desired. B.,
j Box 72S, Tribune Oillco.
TYPIST.?Christian; downtown opening; ad
! ?anccment ; salary $20-$. ?. Bowtell'B
j Agency, 170 Broadway.
, ?-,-.
i WOMEN, light factory work; good sal
I ary. Manhattan Drug Company, 60
Warren at.
j ;-:._-, ' - -1
i S1TUATIONSJVVANTED MALE
; ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepers, stenographers,
j clerks, male or female. Employers call
I Equitable Industrial Relations Service, Inc.,
I Employment Department (Agency), 171 Mad
I Ison ave. Tel. Var.derbilt 330.
i COOK, Chinese, competent; charge bach?
elor apartment or high class private
family; best references. B., Box 7
; Tribune Office.
MAN and WIFE (colored), wants position as
janitor; good fireman; wife take rare of
switchboard and elevator; references. Clif?
ford Sandford, 223 West 142d St.
MAN, middle aged, messenger, collector,
some position of trust; best reference.
T. Carraher, 1109 Manhattan ave., Brook?
lyn.
MECHANIC;, three years' experience, will
take position as chauffeur. James Moran,
309 West 21st st., New York City.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A?A.?Chambermaid or laundress; young
Irish girl; city family onlv ; $55-$60. C.
Miss Hof mover's Agency, 10 East 4 3d st., 3d
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
COOK and chambermaid-waitress; voting
Irish girl, city preferred. Miss McLough
lin's Agency. 321 Madison ave. Murray Hill
COOK.?Young Irish girl; city apartment:
$05; good city reference. N.. Miss Uof
mayer's Agency, 10 E. 43d st., 3d (loor. Tele?
phone S947 Murray Hill.
COOK.?Young. American Protestant : excel?
lent references. .Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
36? Fifth ave.
LAUNDRESS or CHAMBERMAID.?Young.
English; excellent long city reference ; $55
$H0. S., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East
43d st., 3d door. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
MOTHER and daughter, Canadians; cook
chambermaids- waitress ; excellent refer?
ences. Mi. s McLoughlln'^Ageney, 3.'1 Madl
W.
son avo. Murray Hill 39
NURSERY GOVERNESS.?American, Protes?
tant: child over four years old? $G0-$fi5.
W., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st.,
3d floor. Telephone 8917 Murray Hill.
NURSE.?Young, two children; excellent
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 306
Fifth ave.
WAITRESS - PARLORMAID.?Otty apart?
ment ; small family of adults; $05. K.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agericy, 10 Easl 43d st., 3d
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.?Young Amer?
ican bachelor or business couple; excellent
i Ity references; $r>r.. Q., Miss Hofmayer's
i Agency. 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone
; 8947 Murray Hill.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs
WILTON. AXMINSTER, BRUSSELS
CARPETS
In blue, green, gray, brown, plain, mixed
Oriental patterns (slightly used), $1.26
yard up; SUITABLE ALL PURPOSES;
rugs, all sizes, seamed or seamless, with or
without border, plain, mixed or Oriental
colors, $15 to $55 up; smallest to largest
sizes, 300 lace curtains, $1 pair; screens,
portiers, making over, cleaning, laying,
dyeing; beautiful, reasonable. .Stilling?,
Inc.. ?20-62S Madison ave. (59th). Plaza
8835.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FiiR CASH", estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway upstairs.
Furniture Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture,
tiques, pianos, bric-a-brac, books,
etc. GABAY. 38 University Place. PI
Stuyvesam 2377.
Men's Clothing
COME UP !
; WHERE PRICESARE DOWN
Buy a Stitch Suit or Top Coat direct from
1 maker to wearer and save retailer's profit.
; Wonderful values, $29.50 to $43.50. Stich Co.,
i G21 Broadway, eighth floor. Bleecker street
! subway <u "L" station. ?
WHOLESALER ALSO SELLS AT RETAIL
Men's and Young Men's Kulis ^ Top Coats.
LATEST STYLES FUR SPRING
?AT $29.60 and $32.60. VALUES TO $50.
; SAVE TRY-ON TROUBLES.
A. & B. CLOTHES SHOP.
62 W. 33d st., Opp. Hotel McAlpin.
Patents
PATENTS.
Over 70 years' practice; all communica?
tions strictly confidential ; handbook on
patents free on request ; special faiilllles for
office consultation. Munn & Co., patent at?
torneys, 611 Woolworth Building. New 1'ork.
Rugs
i ORIENTAL RUGS ?? ?n ?:
l tlty bought for highest cash; appraising a
?ppecialty; call or write. Basnajlan, 30
| West 46th st. 'Phone 5101 Bryant.
Typewriters
: TYPEWRITERS RENTED
1 Non*jVlsible, 3 Mos.. $5. Visible, 3 Mos., $7.50
up. Inillal oayment applies if purchased.
i AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. INC.,
I 339 Broadway, at Worth St. > Tel. 540S
20 E. 23d St., opp. Madison Ave. ( Franklin
TIBS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
1? Barclay St. Tel. 473S Barclay.
Trunks
BIO BARGAIN.?New and used wardrob.
trunks. 606 Sixth ave., bet. 30th-Sl*t ata
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.? Mahogany library table and
large mirrors for sale. TUNA, 20 E. 33d.
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
?-L. ?- E. FRBNKEL, INC., Plaintiff.
: against G. VERZOCCHI, also known as
land trading under the name of Gulseppl
: Verssocchl and Giovanni Verzocchi, De
i fendant. Summons:
! TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
; swer the complaint in this action and to
1 serve a copy of your answer on the plain
j tiff's attorneys within twenty days after
i the service of this summons, exclusive of
! the day of service, and in case of your
j failure to appear, or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default for
I the relief demanded In the complaint.
'? Dated February 2nd, 1920.
SHADE & SLADE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office & P. O.
Address 200 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York.
To G. Verzocchi, also known as and
Lading under the name of Gulseppl Ver
eocchl and Giovanni Verzocchi:
The foregoing summons is served upon
?! you by publication, pursuant to an order
| of Hon. Nathan Bljur, a Justice of the
: Supreme Court, New York County, dated
' the 20th day of February, 1920, and riled
i on that day, with a copy of the complaint.
In the office 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
tiled in said olllce on the 3rd day of Feb?
ruary, 1920.
Dated New York, February 20th, 1920.
SLADE & SLADE.
Attorneys for Pl&lnttff, 200 Broadway.
Nsw York City.
Shippin
HIGH WATER
am ."A
'rndy Hook.,. 5:50 0:34
lowrnor's Island.6:3:i ,,:f,,>
Hell Gute. 8:10 S'-'2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vessel Port Departure
American Star.Bilbao .''''ID -,;
Stockholm.Gothenburg -Mar J
Kronstad.Buenos Ayros. . ..Feb ZJ
Panama.Cristobal .Mar ?
Banan.Port Antonio. ... Mar i<>.
Runa.Santiago ?le Cuba.Mar ?J
Putnam.Philadelphia . . .Mar 16
Corcoran.Jacksonvll|? . ? ? .?Mm' ' ?
Volumnla.London .Mar 1
Smaragd.Muracalbo.Mar 6
Starllte.Huenos Ayres. . . . -?
Went Rurltans.Hatavla .Jan HO
Lampusas.Oui veston .Mar O
Chariot.Wilmington .... -?"
Shaume.Buenos Ayres. . .Fob 19
Panama.Orlstohnl .-~
Wacouta.Tampico .Mar 6
Westgate.Huenos Ayres. . .
Windrush.Huenos Ayres. . . .
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Duo To-day
Italia.Palermo.Feb 20
Mayaro.Trinidad .Mar 8 j
Roman Prince.Dartmouth .Feb I
Lake Fargo.Havre ., .Feb 12
La Perouse.Havre .Feb 21
Kurt Side.Bordeaux .Feb 21
Samland.Antwerp .Mar 6
Mexico.Havre .Mar 1
Bardlo.London .Mar 4
Isla d?^ Panay.Cadiz .Mar 4
Dakotan.Dunkirk.Mar 11
Due To-morrow
Pesaro.Naples .Mar 4
Ft. Victoria.Bermuda .Mar 16
Carrillo.Cristobal .Mar 5
Duo Friday
Dante Alighieri.Palermo .Mar 6
Toronto.Hull .Mar 4
Vaarll.Genoa .Mar 12
Allianca.Cristobal .Mar 12
Due Saturday
Manchuria.Southampton . .Mar 10
America.Naples .Mar ?'.
Argentina.Trieste .Feb 28
Madonna.Marseilles .Mar 2
Iro'iuols.Santo Domingo . ..Mar 15
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
Mall Vessel
closes sails
Vauban, Huenos Ayres 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Alcomiuin, Han Do?
mingo . D :30 AM 1:00 PM
Ft Hamilton, Bermuda, 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Achilles, Paramaribo. .10:00 AM 2:00 PM
Mesaba, London.;. - 12:00 M
West Grove, Manches?
ter .- 12:00 M
Galahad, Glasgow..'... - 12:00 M
Strnbo, Manchester.... - 12:00 M
Galileo, Hull.- 12:00 M
Lomar, Genoa.- 12:00 M. ;
Silety, Batavia.- 2:00 FM
W D Munson, Cardenas??- 12:00 M
Kastern King, Nuevltas- 12:00 M
Western Hero, Huenos
Ayres .-? 12:00 M
Sali To-morrow
Franco, Havre . 8:30 AM 12:00 M
War Soldier, C. Town. Hl :00 M 3:30 I'M.
Rosalind, St. Johna. ... 8:00 AM 12:0OM
Bronte, Santos. 7:00AM 11 :00 AM
Maracalbo, Mayagu.-z. . 0:30 AM 1 :00 I'M
West Point, Cadiz....- 12:00 M
Aledo, Antwerp .- 12:00 M
Tartar Prince, Palms. . ?- 12:00 M
Valdura, Antwerp ... .- 12:00M
River Orentes, Sal?nica-?-? 12:00 M
Vlncennes Bridge,
Christiania.-? 12:00 M
Cannibas, Hong Jvong.- 2:00 PM
Putnam. Maderia .-1:00 I'M
Lake Blanchester, Ha?
vana. - 12:00 M
Lake Otisco, Santiago.- 12:00 M
Anten, Havana .- 12:00 M
Hell.mea, Buenos Ayres- 12:00 M
Lake lalther, Bah?a..-? 12:00 M
Sail Friday
Rochambeau, Havre... 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Banan, Kingston. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Mexico, Havana. 8:30 AM iL'iOOM
SnII Saturday
Adriatic. Southampton.l2:00 M 2:00 PM
Stockholm, Gothenb'g, 0:30 AM 2:00 PM
Kenmore, Hamburg.. .10:00 AM 2:00 PM
Ranenfjord,Christiania 9:30 AM 2:00PM
Chinese Prince, Cupe T12:00M 3:30 PM
l?bro, Valparaiso. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Abrangarez, Cristobal. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Ft. Victoria, Bermuda. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Callao, Buenos Aryes.. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Ponce, ,san juan. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Mexico. Danzig. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Mercury, Antwerp _- 12:00 M
Runenfjord, Christiania??- 2:0.0 I'M
Andijk, Rotterdam ...-----? 12:00 M
Chariot, Copenhagen.. -? 12:00 M
Mar Rojo, Bordeaux"..- 12:00 M
P'uguese Prince, Havre- 12:0?.M
Oconee, DunKirk.- 12:00 M
Sylvia Victoria, B'rlona- 12:00 M
Wallon Hall, Sal?nica.- 12:00.M
Lake Frohna, Hull....-r-- 12:00 M
City Manila, Calcutta..- 12:0?) M
Clan Gumming, Java..-2:00PM
Davenport, I!. Ayres..- - 12:00 M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. March IK.?Arrived: strs
eltore, Daiquiri; Diablo, Philadelphia;
STORAGE NOTICE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
of law, there being due and unpaid charges
for which i lie undersigned Columbia Storage
Warehouses Is entitled to a Men as Ware?
houseman on the goods hereinafter described,
and due notice having been given to all
panics known to claim an interest therein,
and tho lime specified in such notice (or
payment of such charges having expired.
there will he sold ??i public auction at Nos.
60 and 62 West ?>7th Street. New York City,
on Saturday, April 3rd, 1020, beginning at
10:30 A. M and continuing on each and
every Saturday thereafter, beginning at the
same hour, until all goods are sold, to wit:
Household Goods and Personal Effects as
follows: i
Parlor suLs, dining room suits, bedroom
suits, library furniture, tables, chairs, brass
beds, iron beds, bed springs, mattresses, bol?
sters, pillows, chiffoniers, bureaus, couches,
hall stands, cabinets, wardrobes, china
closets, dressing tables, desks, hat trees,
rockers, pictures, mirrors, pianos, phono?
graphs, sewing machines, typewriters, (runs,
rugs, carpets, stationery, books, trunks, liamp
eis. clothing, liner,, theatrical costumes,
china, glassware, bric-a-brac, jewelry, silver.
draperies, curtain? and personal effects held
for the account of Mrs. .1. F. Ailing, Baron
Paul Vietinghoff, Walter L. Cahlll, Mrs.
Florence A, Void, William L. Hanks. Miss
Gertrude Flower. Enoch Hector. Carlton
Glldden, Mrs. Julia Goodwin. Miss Ellen
Brophy, Mrs. H. Eldridge, Paul Borger, Miss
Florence Hart. Mrs. Robert Keenan, Stuart
Paton, A. J. F?okes, Miss Catharine Hall, .1.
H. Taylor. Mrs. Mary S. Kleinhans, D. It.
Tyler, Mrs. Henrietta Grant, L. C. Small
wood. Charles K. Slater, W. A. Vanter, John
Casstdy, John E. Ray and Mrs. Sadie Gibson:
Upright piano, stool and cover, screens,
chairs, sofas, tables, brass beds, springs and
mattresses, washstands, bureaus, trunks,
parlor suits, rugs, dressers. tabouretB, be?l
dlng, linen, hall stands curio cabinet, book?
case, hampers, china, glassware, refrigerator,
chiffonier, baskets, couches, peilestal, rock?
ers, ?net ores, linen, cheval glass, china
closets, sideboard, desks, music cabinets, iron
beds, piano lamp, extension table, held for
the account of Airs. B. Howard.
China, glassware, brlc-a-brac, pedestal,
screens, pictures, paintings and personal
effects held for the account of Mrs. Florence
Jacobs.
Tapestry .:e!d for the account of E. M.
Clarke.
Upright piano, hall clock, music cabinet,
chair, stand and rugs held for the account
of Mrs. A. Lyon.
Trunk, barrel, picture, linen, clothing.
china, glassware, brlc-a-brac and personal
effects held for the account of Mrs. C. A.
Dougherty or Emma M. Dougherty.
Bookcases, parlor suits, brass beds, Iron
and personal effects held for the account of
John Wlnans.
Bookcases, parlor suits brass beds. Iron
beds, bed springs, mattresses, pillows, bol?
sters, chairs, tables, work stands, rockers,
globe, chiffoniers, tea wagon, card table,
rugs, pictures, bureaus, tea table, dressing
tables, baskets, hampers, washstands, linen,
bedding, books, tapestries, curtains, china,
glassware, bric-a-brac and personal effects j
held for the account of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Demarest.
Crate of tables held for the account of !
Carlos Pesant.
Bedstead, spring, mattress, bureau, ?hit- !
fonier, chair, rocker and dresser held for the ?
account of Mrs. O. de Stantchowska,
Chiffonier, nickers, centro table, chairs,!
pictures, sheet music, vlctrolas, brass bed, |
spring and mattress, electrolier ami upright
piano held for the account of Julia Ward !
McLain.
Four cases papers, letters and personal
effects hold for the account of Essisx Trading
Company.
All being now stored In said Columbia
Storage Warehouses. Tho goods will be on
exhibition at the time and place of sale and
on the day preceding eacn day of sale.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
Office, 149 Columbus Avenue.
New York, March 1.1th, 1920.
Neuse, New York; Lake Elon, New York;
Haygowan (Br), Cardiff. Cleared: Strs
Peltore, Felton; Santore, Daiquiri. Sailed:
Strs Hilton, Boca Grande; Clavarack, Nor?
folk; Lancaster, Yokohama via Savannah,
?'ape Henry, Va.. March 16?Passed in for
Baltimore: Str Huyo Maru (Jap). Norfolk.
I Reported by wireless aground near Tan?
gier Bar). Passed out from Baltimore:
Sir Gulfoil. towing barga Shenango for
Port Arthur.
AUCTION SALES
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION I WILL
sell to-day at 1 P. M. at my office. 143
Grand st., Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York. 1,659 shares preferred stock of
the Anglo-Norwegian Shipping Agency,
Inc. Adjourned sale.
ALFRED FREEMAN, Marofcil.
g News
BOSTON, March IG?Arrived: Sirs Rosa?
rlo (Br), Calcutta und 'Colombo; Lake
Markham. Boca Grunde ; Limon, I or?
Limon; Nacooehro, Savannah; Lake Yo
nmssee, Norfolk; Lake Delancey, Norfolk :
Lako Lillian, Boca Grande, Fla; Lako Sil?
ver. Philadelphia; Boon. boro. Newport
News; Matoa, Norfolk; sers Augusta. W.
Snow., Turk's Island, via Norfolk; Law?
rence Murdock, Perl land. Sailed: Sirs
Stanmoro (Br), Liverpool via Hnlllax,
N H; Biela (Br). New York; Lake Suna
tiee, New York: Nantuck.t, Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, March HI?Arrived: P rs
Edgar F Luckonbach, Chilean ports; Lake
Eisernere, Boston; Snxon. Havana; sehr
Edward R Smith, Havana. Sailed: Sirs
Ylldum (Du), Norfolk; Siovetta (Hal), Nor?
folk; Lake Favonla,'Norfolk. .
FERNAND INA, March I? ? Arrived:
151b,'SO Thurland Castle (Br). Savannah.
Sailed: Str AndJIlt (Du), Baltimore.
OALVESTON, March HI?Arrived: Strs
Toplla, Tampico; .1 B O'Nell, New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Flo, March 16?Ar
I rived: Strs Delflna, Savannah; Aryan,
.Charleston; Brandywlne, Baltimore; Lako
! Monroe, Cuba (and proceeded to New
York); Point Loma, Savannah; Florida,
! Tort Arthur; Pioneer, Oalveston. Sailed:
[Strs Merrimack. Baltimore via Savannah;
| Apache, New York via. Charleston.
! KEY .VEST, Fla, March 16?Sailed:
! 16th, Strs Gilledge, Porto Platte; Str No
I G2 (Br). Nagua: Kith. Str No 41!. Sagua.
MOBILE, Ala, March IG?Arrived: Str
I Bowden (Nor). Belize: sehr Adonis (Br).
Havana. Sailed: Strs Tuscan, Cuba; Lako
! si r.vmon. Porto Rico.
NEW ORLEANS, March ?G?Cloared : Str?
Cartago, Bocas del Toro via Cristobal;
Johan Ludvlg Mowlnckel (Nor), Progreso;
Lake Catherine, Port Tampa, Fla; Qulmls
tan (HondL Oinoa via Port Cortea.
NORFOLK. Maren 16? Arrived: Strs
C C Morse, Aloxandrla, Va * Monglbello
(Hal), Naples; Tonawanda (Br), Tampico;
Lako Frances, New York; Chlckasaw,
Wilmington; War Breeze (Br), Sagua La
Grande; Domingo do Larrlnaga (Br), Gal
vest on; Escambla, Savannah; Western
j (Br), Newport News; bark Mlnrosa
| (Swed), Rotterdam. Sailed: Strs West
j ein (Br), Newport News; Fairmont, New?
port News; West Galop, Rotterdam;
I S.'lfuku Maru (Jap). Buenos Ayres; Mongl
bello (Hal). Pniladelphla; Phecda (Dut),
I Buenos Ayres; Hannah (Br), Dakar;
?Domingo do Larrlnaga (Br), Manchester;
I War Broezo (Br), Qucenstown; Hammer
shun (Dan), Buenos A^ros; Escambla,
London; Dlo, Avonmouth.
PHILADELPHIA, March 16?Arrived:
Strs West Cherow, Antwerp via Fayal:
Lake Saba, Fowey via Fayal; Anlwa, Port?
land, Ore; D?roche, Port Arthur; Lake
Traverse, Boca Grando; Ontario, Boston.
Delaware Breakwater, Del., March 16 ?
Passed up for Philadelphia: Str Colaa
(Nor), Falmouth. Passed out from Phila?
delphia: Strs Putnam, Oran via New York;
Bessemer, Tampico; Corbea Mendl (Span),
Norfolk; Hotham Newton (Br), Belfast;
Lako Wilson, Tampa; Lako Otlsco, Balti?
more; Hayonne, New York. Chester. Pa.,
March 16?Arrived: Schrs Anna G Lord,
St Marc; Charles A Dean, Aquln; Courtney
C Houck, Port de Paix.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, March 16?Arriv?
ed: Sirs British Duke (Br), Norfolk;
Carbrille, Port Lobos; Lako Flavllla, New
Orleans. Sailed: Strs British Marshall
(Mr), London; Gulfport, Jacksonville; War
Patriot (Br), Egyptian port.
PORTLAND, Me., March 16?Arrived:
Strs Ellin (Greek), Barry , England:
Dioh'ysslos Stathatoo (Greek). Halifax; J
M Banzlger, Tampico; Easterner, Norfolk;
sehr Gardiner G Deerirrg, Norfolk. Sailed:
Str Ariano (Br), Gibraltar for orders.
PORT EADS, March 16?Arrived: Strs
Lake Fisher, Matanzas, Cuba; Lake Glaseo,
Mejillones, Chile via Panama Canal; Lake
Wlnona, Porto Rico; Manzanillo, Progreso;
Oxonian (Br), Liverpool; I'hoenlz Bridge,
Thameshaven ; Roger Dellurla (Span),
Havana; Sagua. Cuba. Sailed: Strs Ca?
lor?a, New York; Harald (Nor), Cienfuegos
via .Manzanillo; Lake Grainger, Porto
Rico; Lake Grama, Tampa; Bake Otsquago,
Nuovitas via Havana and Matanzas; Pas?
sa ic Bridge, Buenos Ayres, Monteviedo and
Port Arthur; Romulus. Port Lobos, Mexico;
Tipton, Tela; Vennacher (Br), Havre.
PORT TAMPA, Fla. March 16?Arrived:
Str Winifred, Tampico; barge Conneaut,
Port Arthur, dropped by steamer Gulf
Stream; sehr Harry G. Deering, New York.
Sailed: Str Luxe Pleasant, Warners; tug
E L Russell with barges Ohio and Con
amaugli, Port Arthur.
SAN FRANCISCO. .March 16?Arrived:
Str Matsonla, Hilo. Sailed: Str Lurline,
Honolulu.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 16?Arrived:
Sirs Gantoise (Belg), Antwerp; Corson,
Hamburg. Sailed: Sirs Tsuruga Maru
(Jap), Robe and Yokohama; Coldbrook,
Havre; Texandrla, Havre via New York;
Howard, Jacksonville (not previously):
barge Newleadows, Charleston.
SAND KEY, March 16?Passed west
15th; El Mundo; Paix (Br), Momus; 16th,
Sagauche. San Eduardo (Br), Gene Craw
ley; Antillian (Br), Wassaig.
TAMPA, Fla. March 16?Arrived: Str
Conotton, Mobile; .schrs Maplefleld (Br),
Havana; Ethel Bertha (Br), Belize. Sailed.
Motor vessel Narwhal, Cardenas.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Hamburg* -S. S. Corona.
Hull?S. S. Lako Faragut.
Greenock?S. S. San Pablo.
Newport?S. S. Dakotan.
Para?S. S. Polycar?.
Asslnje?S. S. New Toronto.
Port Said?S. S. Clan Monroe.
Genoa - S. S. Duca d'Aosta, America,
Co m us, Kent ucUlan.
Naples?S. ?. Pannonia.
Lisbon?S. S. Roma, Northland.
Nantes?-S. S. Lake Farabee.
Antwerp?S. S. Eglantier.
Barcelona?S. S. Kapana,
Havre -s. S. Youngstown.
Panama Canal. Cristobal? S S Marsh
field.
Halifax S S Lake Galewood.
Arrivals From New York
Calicut S. S. Kumoric.
Noufahrwasser?S, S. Krakow.
Santander?S. S. Orizaba.
Alosa Hay?S. S, Sabine.
Naples -S. S. Giuseppe Verdi, Duca
degli Abruzzi.
Barcelona?S. S. Catalu?a.
Flushing ? S. S. Antigone.
Bordeaux?S. S. Devon City, Red Cloud.
Hull?-S. S. Suwanee.
Logos?S. S. Rassarn.
Trieste?S. S, Belvedere.
Gothenburg?S. S. Delavan.
Genoa?S. S. Gulseppl Verdi.
Dunkirk?S. S. Mar Tirreno.
Dantzlg?S. S. Vardulla.
Plymouth?S. S. Canna nia.
Panama Canal. Cristobal?S S Persian
Prince.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at thi- Gen?
eral Posto. Ice and City Hall Postoffice
Station, New York, at (i p m., as follows:
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, Now
Zealand and Australia, via San Francisco,
steamship Moana. March 19.
China, via Seattle, steamship Javarv,
March 19.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Matsonia, March 19.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, B.
C, steamship Niagara, March 24.
Hawaii, Japan, Korea, Chin?, Slam Si?
beria, Cochin China. Netherlands East In?
dies and Philippine Islands, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Korea Maru, March 25.
Philippine Islands and specially-addressed
mall for Japan, Korea and China, via
Seattle, steamship Protesllaus, March 29.
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 16. -Army orders
issued to-day follows :
Honorably Discharged
Townsend, 1st Lt. E. M., Med. C.
Mathis, 1st Lt. R. C, Vet. C.
Baker. Cnpt. R. O.. F. A.
Griffith. Capt. W. H.. F. A.
Ohamberlin, 1st Lt. A. L., Eng.
Hadley, 1st Lt. R. V., Med. C.
Butler, Col. M. A., Q. M. C.
Gallegos, 2d. Lt. E. R., Inf.
Launcelot, 2d. Lt. M. V., Inf.
Ragor. 2d Lt. C. A.. F. A.
Keopens, Capt. G. S., Inf. ;
Wolfe, Capt. C. E.. Air Svc.
Huston, Capt. C. R., Ord. Dept.
Coulter, 1st Lt. H. B., Air Svc.
Hinckley, Capt. T. L., Army Svc. C.
Brady, Capt. W. C Air Svc.
Wilson, Ist Lt. B. M.. Air Svc.
Smith, Cnpt. A. N., Eng.
Casey, Capt. M. L.. Med. C.
Hayes, 1st Lt. T. G., M. T. C.
So?le, 1st Lt. E. C, Air Svc.
Nafls. Miij. W. IL. Med. C.
Kuller, 2d Lt. E. R.. Air Svc.
Casey, 2d Lt. J.. QM. C.
Drummond, 2d Lt. F. C. P., F. A.
Holland, 1st Lt. W. C. Den. C.
Daniels. 2d Lt. V. E., Inf.
Mockler, 1st Lt. C. F., San. C.
Resigned
Cress. Capt. J. B., Eng.
Reilly, 1st Lt. Chaplain E. T.
McDonald. Capt. A. J., F. A.
Dye, 1st Lt. M. R., Inf.
Weeks, Maj. W. S., J. A. G. Dept.
Corps of Engineers
Holcombe, Capt. W. H., to Camp Humphreys.
Bragdon, Capt. J. S., to Camp Humphreys.
G?sier, Capt. E. E.. to Camp Humphreys.
Cor.klin, Capt. J. F., to Camp Humphreys.
Your.Ri Capt. M. J.. to Camp Humphreys.
Elliott, Capt. D. O., to Camp Humphreys.
Bethel, Capt. E. A., to Camp Humphrey?.
Quartermaster Carps
Freeman, Capt. J. L., to Camp Gordon.
Markel. Capt. J. W., to Fort Huachuca.
Phelps, 1st Lt. E. H., to Camp Furlong.
Gustad, 2d Lt. L. G., to Camp Furlong.
Warfield, Maj. E. D.. to St.n Francisco.
Miscellaneous
Kramer, Maj. F., Med. C, to Fort Howard.
Woodbridgo, Capt C. H., to Fort Howard.
Mann. Capt. J. B.,vDen. G., to Columbus
Barracks.
5*
lov Lt Col. J. 8.. F. A., to Now York City.
K?p?r. Capt J ,'M. T. C to Camp Fun
Door?, Col. W. R.. C. A., to Fort Totten
HlnchclifT, Capt. J. W? Ord. Dept.. to Hot
Coeh? Lt. M.. A?r Svc to Richmond.
Groves, 1st Lt. A., Inf.. to Nogales.
Navy Orders
/Vont The Tribun?'? Want?naton Bureau
WASHINGTON. Murch 16.?Navy orders
Issued to-day follow: *i?_?i ;
JJly, Chf. Pharm, W. F., to Guardia National
Dominicana, Santo Domingo City.
Bushneil. Gun. R. J., to U. 8. S. H-J.
Hull, Lt. Comdr. G. D., to U. S. 8. Hart
when commissioned.
Junkin, Lt. Comdr. G. B., to U. S. S. S-6
when commissioned. a?-?,
Litton, Carp. G. B.. to U. 3. S. South
Lockwo?d?* Lt. Comdr. C. A., to U. S. 8.
a 1,4
McFcaters, Lt. Comdr. C. P., to U. S. S.
McMillon. Gun. B. R., to U. S. S. R-l7
Menandw, Lt. A. M.. to 2d Regiment, Cape
Po"*'Comdr. N. W., to navy recruiting sta?
tion, Chicago.
Putnam. Lt. <j. g.). J. H. S., to navy yard,
Charleston. .
Richoy, Lt. Comdr. T. B., to naval station.
New Orleans.
Sabiston, Lt. F., to U. 8. S. Gulfport.
Houghton.. Lt. (j. g.), A. R? to navy dinzi
ble R-;i8, London. ,
Mackin, Lt. J. H., to U. S. S. Trinity,
Mathews, Lt (j. g.J, C. E., to duty Con?
stantinople.
Ruth Randall's Mother
Tries to Seize Diary
Mother Makes Sensation When
She Insists That the
Book Is Hers
Special Disyatch to The Tribune
CHICAGO, March 16. -A coroner's
inquest at which a verdict that Mrs.
Ruth Randall killed Clifford Bleyer
and committed suicide was returned
was thrown into commotion to-day,
when Mrs. Jennie Vale, Mrs. Randall's
mother, attempted to escape from the
room with her daughter's diary. It
was upon the diary as evidence that
the jurors reached their verdict. The
diary had been brought to the inquest
by the publisher of a morning news?
paper.
Yesterday Mrs. Vale obtained an in?
junction against the newspaper pre?
venting publication of the last install?
ment of the volume. After the book
was presented in court to-day a ques?
tion arose as to its validity, and the
mother was asked to identify her
daughter's handwriting. She picked up
i the book and hurried toward the door.
She was restrained by several depu
; ties.
"Get out of the way. Let me go!"
I she cried. "This is my daughter's book
j and belongs to me."
Her attorneys advised'her to turn
; the volume over to the coroner, which
? she did reluctantly.
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NEW YORK?BORDEAUX
: NIAGARA .March 25
: COMPANY'S OFFICE, 19 STATIC ST. N. Y.
NORWAY. SWEDE*
DENMARK, POLAND
Continental Europe
Otear II.April 8
Frederik VIII.May 6
United States.May 13
1 0?car II....May 27
For I'asNenger Hatea, etc.. 1 B'wajr, N. _.
Swedish American Line
S. S. STOCKHOLM nj?%ni
MARCH 21. MAY 1. NEW YOKK
DIRECT TO G?THKMllRU, SWEDEN".
Short route to SCANDINAVIA. Daily
roniK'ctioiiN to Germany und all part?
of Continent.
PASSENGER OFFICE. 24 State St.. N. Y.
RCI? "11" I IftlE 1'ler 11, Foot Moiitacu?
nCU V Lint Street, Brooklyn.
For Porto Rico, Curacao and Venezuela.
Maracalbo... Mar. lSjCaracas.Mar. 24
Zulla.Mar. 31[Phlladelphia..Apr. 1
BLISS, DALLETT _ CO., Geni. Mera.
Phone 10072 Hanover. 82 Wall Street
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Service discontinued for the season.
RESORTS
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Burlington Hotel
American and European*
HOMELIKE!, CLEAN, PERFECT CUISINE
380 Rooms with Rath $3 to ?5
FIVE MINUTES FROM EVERYTHING
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A SHE VILLE, N. C. ~
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S.S. "FORT HAMILTON"
11.000 Ton. Displacement
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14,000 Tons Displacement
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No passports required for Bermuda,
For further particulars apply to
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European Steamship !
Reservations
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are authorized to make reservations, fur?
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panies' tariffs.
Also furnish complete passport Infor?
mation.
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(Established 1S75)
489 Fifth Ave., New York
Phone 7390 Vanderbilt
GET YOUR
STEAMSHIP
INFORMATION
from General Headquarter?
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office is the place to bring your steam?
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