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PERSONAL
TOR ADOPTION.?Beautiful boy, 4 years
jold; parents on both sides of old New
phgland Mock. Don't answer unless fully
Qualified a? to means and responsibility.
?uardlan. A.. Box S97, Tribune Office.
LOST, FOUXD AND REWARDS
f.OST.--Wednesday. March 24th. diamond
and platinum bar pin: Hudson Tube to
Fulton street to Broadway subway to
?rand Central to Madison avenue, 46th
jdreet. Fifth avende and shopping; district.
Tleward. John R. Greason, 12 John street,
city._'__
LOST.?-Diamond brooch, bow-knot design,
set in platinum, Monday evening, March 15,
between 41 East 6tst st. ?nd 903 Park ave.
Valued for sentimental reasons. $200 reward
If returned to 41 East 61st st._
LOST.?Brown brindle dog, near Grand
Central; black studded collar; white
forcpaws; male; reward. 166 Bast 46th st.
LOST.?Gold football watch charm on
West 125th st.; reward. B. T. Price.
140 Broadway. _ _
LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST?Bankbook No. 141,587. North River
Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Kind?
ly return to bank, 31 West 34th st., New
York.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 137.071, North River
Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Kind
!v return to bank, 31 West 34th st., New
York. _
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
APARTMENT.?One room, bath, kitchenette;
$100. Aprd 1 to September 1. Telephone
Circle 7312.
FIFTH AVE.?Studio apartment, two. Im?
mense rooms, dressing room, kitchenette,
bath; exquisitely furnished. Appointment
telephone 26o Murray Hill.
PARK AVE. AND 52D ST.?EXCEPTION
ally furnished apartment, nine rooms,
three baths, to sub-leas? for short time;
present lease $1,000 per month; will sac?
rifico to some extent; immediate occu?
pancy. Frederick Fox & Co., Inc., 14
West 40th st. Phone 540 Vanderbilt.
JCTH, WEST (near Fifth ave).?Two
rooms, bath, kitchenette, fully fur?
nished; electric cooking; quiet: cool; $135;
April 1st until fall; no children. Phone
Stuyvesant 7303.
60TH. 4 2 EAST.?Front basement, furnished
to suit; open 11 to 2. Phone Plaza 2974.
72D.?Facing park, 2 rooms, bath. apt.
Piano; hotel; $160. 7941 Col. Apt. 61.
76TH ST.. 46 WEST.?Two and three rooms,
tiled bath, kitchenette; lease; $1,200-$1,600
yearly. OttensoFer, Owner, 235 Fifth ave.
FURNISHED ROOMS
1 WEST 69TH ST.?Elegant corner suite
overlooking park, consisting of large sit?
ting room, piano and bedroom; -gentlemen
only; real home; no other roomers.
97TH ST. (758 West End ave.)?Desirable
front room, running water; gentlemen.
Kutters.
WEST END AVE., 818 (100TH ST.).?Large
front parlor; alt;o small hall room. Phone
Riverside 1909.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION*
ARE YOU IN THE RIGHT POSITION?
Thousands are in wrong positions. They
do not know their capabilities. Your prog?
ress, success and satisfaction depend upon
selecting the work for which you are best
fhti-d. Before making a change find out what
: our life work should be. Through an analy
sls of your abilities from a study of the face
our trained analysts can determine the right
;ob for you. This study is based on known
scientific laws. Call here for details. Book?
let '?_" on request. MERTON INSTITUTE,
INC., 96 Fifth ave. (at 15th st.). New York.
Tel. Chelsea 4054.
. LEARN OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Great demand for trained men. Eight
weeks' course. Class now forming.
23d St. Y. U. C. A.. 215 West 23d St., N. r.
LF.ARN TO BB A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
and profitable work; day and evening
r'.asses. Send fo> free booklet and visitor's
r-s-ss. West Sid*? Y. U. C. A., 30S West
(7th at.
MEN?Good paying proposition to operate
moving picture machine in theater; ex- ,
perlenes unnecessary. Call day or evening, i
American Theater Building, entrance 644 j
?t h av. (43d st.). 'Phone Brvant 1519.
Spanish! Frrnch t Spanish! French!!
1 missed a $5,000 job ns export manager
beoauae 1 did not know Spanish; then I !
learned it by a quick, practical method i
and would not part with the knowledge j
for a round sum of money; write me lor I
a free book, explaining an easy method to
learn all modern languages. Cortina Acad?
emy, 14 E. 4 6th st. _
HELP W ANTED?ALE
A GOOD JOB
WE WILL TEACH A
TRADE TO A FEW
YOUNG MEN.
POSITIONS PAY $18
A WEEK TO START. .
RAPID ADVANCE?
MENT TO THOSE
WHO MAKE GOOD.
GIVE AGE, EDUCA?
TION AND NATURE
OF WORK AND
LENGTH OF EM?
PLOYMENT IN YOUR
LAST TWO POSI?
TIONS.
BOX A, 896 TRIBUNE.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD?
Success in life does not come
through hoping or wishing, but
through effort.
I DO NOT CARE WHO
OR WHAT YOU ARE.
If you are honest, ambitious
and industrious, aged 21 to 35,
we have an opening for you
with excellent pay and a won?
derful future; act quicklv. Ap?
ply, by letter only, N. f., 930
Tribune Building, New York.
BOY to make himself generally useful in
machine shop; no experience necessary
Hoovers Bros.. 100 Schermerhorn st., two
Mocks from Borough Hall Station, Brooklyn,
HOY, about 16 years, wanted for office work ?
must be refined and reliable; no experience
necessary Call front office. Garrlck Theatre.
t*j Weal 3oth st.
HOYS wanted In large advertising agency;
chance for advancement. Call J. Walter
Thompson Company, 24 4 Madison ave.. New
\ ork City.
BOYS wanted for errands; good pay and ex?
cellent chance for advancement. Apply
Dentists' Supply Company, 220 West 42d st.
BOY, about 15, who likes to draw letter?
ing; few errands; paid while learning.
Apply Room 1212, 32 Union Square.
BOY wanted for stock room in iron works:
partly disabled man will do. Mark ?
Mo.'il. Third ave. and 6th st.. Brooklyn.
BOY, ambitious and conscientious only need
apply; good opportunity: bring references.
Grossman Mandel, 127 W. 26th st.
BOY wanted in largo fire Insurance agency.
W. L. Perrln & Son, 54 Maiden Lane.
HOY for general office work; good "oppor?
tunity. Noe, 63 West 2lst at.
UOV wanted to run errands. Phillip Apffel :
Co., 56 John et.
BOY for errands; ?12. Apply A. J. Brandt !
& Son. 80 Washington st.
BUSHKLMAN.?Good pay. short hours, i
steady position Arnold, 60 Newark ave., i
Jereey City.
ERRAND BOYS; good chance for advance- '
ment.", Bliigliuni Engraving Co., 239 West
ittbvt*
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th & 38th Sts.,
?ftrer the most liberal salaries
to \
BRIGHT BOYS
as stock clerks, messengers,
etc.; permanent positions and
opportunity ior rapid advance?
ment.
'Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 West 38th St.,
9th Floor.
CLERK
good opportunity for young man to enter ser?
vice large corporation. Auditor, Bradstrect's,
346 Broadway.
CLERK.?Hotel wants young man to learn
the business; must nave reference; hotel
experience not necessary; salary $90 month.
Hotel San Rafael, 65 West 45th st.
DRAUGHTSMAN
WITH EXPERIENCE ON STRUC?
TURAL STEEL AND CONVEYING
MACHfXE FOR SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY. LOCATED IN NEW YORK
CITY. STATE EXPERIENCE. AGE,
SALARY EXPECTED, ETC. ADDRESS
STRUCTURAL, BOX 48, LONG ISLAND
CITY..
EXPERIENCED and junior draftsmen. Apply
Carrier Engineering Corp., 39 Cortlandt st.
GROCERY CLERKS, experi?
enced; excellent future for
right men; opportunity to be?
come managers. Apply 159
Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn.
OFFICE BOY, intelligent; chance for ad?
vancement; salary $12; must come well
recommended. Troy & Co., 1309 Flatiron
Building.
OFFICE BOY. Christian; some experience In
wholesale house; good opportunity. Kruger,
80 Wooster st., near Spring st.
SALESMAN
WHAT A SALESMAN CAN DO
TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS.
If you are alert, ambitious,
healthy, and can talk intelligently,
then you are the man we want.
Experience is not absolutely neces?
sary. It is more important that
the man we employ be honest,
capable, industrious and of good
address. His inspiration should bo
the desire to build up a business
connection which will return him
more money than will anything
else. We will teach him how to
do it, no matter what his previous
occupations may have been.
The business of selling sound
securities offers exceptional oppor?
tunities to men who will work
diligently and conscientiously, and
theere Is no cleaner, more educa?
tional,? more elevating or more
profitable an occupation.
There are no obstacles to be over?
come in the employment we offer.
There is everything to create tho
buying Impulse; every requirement
of the prospect is anticipated; the
talking points of our proposition
immediately make the prospect re?
sponsive to a closing argument.
An unusual degree of profitable
success awaits the salesman we
employ. The industry is one of
the foremost and the Corporation
Is a combination of several going,
successful plants and properties.
Besides tho liberal commission ar?
rangement which makes large
earnings easily possible there is a
bonus reward for quota work.
Tell your story briefly. Appoint?
ments will bo mado mutually
convenient.
"International," Box 239 Tribune.
SALESMEN IMMEDIATELY. ONLY THOSE i
EXPERIENCED GROCERY SPECIAL- !
TIES. STRAIGHT SALARY AND EX- !
PENSES. TERRITORY NEW YORK. NEW
JERSEY. PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, I
DELAWARE. WEST VIRGINIA AND OHIO.
EXCELLENT FUTURE IF SUCCESSFUL. ?
REPLY" IMMEDIATELY, STATING EXPE- ,
RIENCE. SALARY, LAST FIVE YEARS,
AND GIVING PHONE NUMBER FOR AP?
POINTMENT. A., BOX 899, TRIBUNE
OFFICE.
STOCK SALESMEN
WILL BE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO
JOIN HIGH CLASS SALES FORCE;
COMMISSION AND UNIQUE PROFIT
! SHARING BASIS: WILL TRAIN A FEW
?JUNIOR SALESMEN. ADDRESS MR.
! BENSAQUEN, ROOM 618. ,_5 BROAD ST.,
j NEW YORK CITY.
SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN
who would like to locate in
New York City,
Is wanted to represent a large cor?
poration In negotiations of a diffi?
cult nature.
Position worth $'.,000 to right man.
J. H. Huntington, 105 West 40th at.,
between 9:30 and 1 o'clock.
| The W. F. Powers Company,
Lithographers
; AN UNUSUAL opening is available to two
*.oung men of personality having some ad?
vertising experience. Contact desired only
with men ambitious to develop and capable
I of fulfilling important positions In general
? sales work of this company. Apijolntment
! will be made only with such applicants whose
I replies indicate capacity. Write W. F. Pow?
ers, President, 30 Ferry st., New York.
i W* ANTED.?Boy to make himself generally '
useful In art department of advertising
j agency; one who desires to learn commercial
art preferred. Call Room 808, 95 Madison
j ave.
'? WANTED, boy In law office, about 16, capa
ble, neat and dependable. Call Room 1616, :
: 71 Broadway.
I YOUNG man to assist buyer ;
must have experience in
I women's ready-to-wear line.
| Address P. 0. Box 3, Maidson
I Square Station. j
j YOUNG MAN.-?Office assistant large whole?
sale butler house; salary $17-$18: chance
for advancement; steady position; give full
qualifications by mail only. Lowenfel *
j Sons, 348 Greenwich st.
HELk? WANTED FEMALE
Q1RLS for perfumery factory. We can use
Kir's with or without experience; good
surroundings; pleasant work; must have
references. Klotz, 90 Fifth ave.
GIRLS wanted on light mecnamcal work; no '
experiences necessary. Roovers Bros., 100 '
SchermerhoH? st.. two blocks from Borough
?Hall Station,. Brooklyn.
Glitt.!-' wanted; light, clean, steady work;
experience unnecesaajry ; good salary. J.
W. McCabe Company, ? I Greene at?
? es
HELP WANTED FEMALE
1 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.
RAPID ADVANCEMENT TO
THOSE WHO MERIT IT.
QUALIFIED APPLICANTS
WILL BE STARTED
IMMEDIATELY.
| l
, Apply any day between 9 and
4.30.. (Monday and Wednesday
until 6 p. m.)
! ROOM 5030 METROPOLITAN
LIFE BUILDING,
4th Ave. & 23d Street. Use
Madison Avenue elevator to
5th floor.
GIRLS WANTED
$15.00 A WEEK TO
START
Position?*? 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 $85.00 to
$100.00 a MONTH soon
reached.
BMPLOTMBNT OFFICES:
JIBS BROADWAY, MANHATTAN.
8 A. M. to S P. M.
.53 EAST TREMONT AVE., BRONX,
9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
81 WILLOUGHBY ?ST., BROOKLYN,
(1 BLOCK FP.O.\? HOYT ST. SUBWAY
STATION .
9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
ABOVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN
SATURDAYS TO 4 P. M.
SUNDAYS 1 P. M. TO 5 P. M.
105 BROADWAY. MA.NHATT.?.?*?*,
N. AV. CORNER OF DEY ST.
9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
1336 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN.
(NEAR GATES AVE. "L" STATION.)
'J A. M. to 5 P. M.
Or telephone
MADISON SQUARE 120-0
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
-|
GIRLS ?
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the most liberal salaries
to
BRIGHT GIRLS
As stock clerks, clerical work- j
ers, messengers, etc. ; perma- j
nent positions and opportunity
for rapid advancement.
Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE, |
6 West 38th St.,
9th Floor.
GIRLS OR WOMEN '
TO PACK CANDY
PIECE WORK
ONLY THOSE WHO ARK QUALIFIED
EARN FROM $18
AND UPWARD NEED APPLY; ?STEADY
POSITION'S GUARANTEED TO ALL
WHOSE EARNINGS EXCEED ?18. APPLY
EMPLOY M ENT DEPARTMENT.
84 VAN DAM ST., N. Y.
HENRY HEIDE, Inc.,
Spring, Hudson and Van Dam.
HOUSEWORK, general ; girl; $60 a month; :
tlireo In family' country. Phone \V. P.
Morris, '.95 Gramerey,
LADIES' MAID wanted to wait on two i
hallas; must understand sewing and have
personal references. Cull before 12 o'clock, '
Hoiel Lorraine, Fifth ave. and 4iHh st.,
Apartment 2.9.
MAID.?Ltgnt housekeeping and mother's ',
helper, with 2 young boys; good salary;
nice home. Apply L. J. Frank, Beth Israel I
Hospital, 70 Jefferson st.
STENOGRAPHER. ? Beginner; Christian" I
Blako Manufueturtn? - 8*1?? Co.. 7? F\*l?
ton at
STENOGRAPHER and dictaphone operator i
wanted In main office of large manufacturer
(Christian) ; an intelligent beginner will be :
considered at $18 weekly to start; must be
able to write correct English; stute age ai?!
experience if any; excellent chance for ad?
vancement. T., Box 24, Tribune Ofllce.
TYPIST wanted In large fire insurance i
ugency; salary to start*. $15. W. L. Perrin |
?I Son. f>4 ?Maiden Lane.
WANTED.?White woman of motherly in- !
stlnets and experience as "mother's helper" ',
In doing general housework and helping with i
children, by family in Jamaica, L. I.; three i
children; no laundry or other drudgery; very !
pleasant room and surroundings. Write fully, i
giving age, experience, references, wages ex?
pected. This Is an excellent and permanent I
home for right woman. Address A., Box ?
m, Tribune Office. *
HELP WANTED FEMALE
PACKERS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
'5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer
the most liberal salaries
to
PACKERS.
Bright girls, over 16, who have
had experience in specialty
shop or department store ; per?
manent positions and opportu?
nities for advancement.
Ap.R]y
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 West 38th St.,
9th Floor.
WANTED FOR COUNTBJf.:*' Cook and
second girl (white); three children In
family; good wagen; comfortable home;
might take cot pie. Mrs. G: M; Hubbard,
Phone 415-M. Summit, N. J. . .."*? ,
WOMAN ??"?,, ??
over 30 years, as entry clerk; extended expe?
rience not necessary : permanent position.
Auditor, Rradstreefs, 346 Broadway. ? *..
YOUNG LADY
for entry work; experience not necessary;
must write legible hand. Auditor, Brad
street's, ,116 Broadway.
YOUNG WOMEN t? tram ror nurses, 18
months' ??ourse; pay whllo learning. Apply
Brooklyn Eye & Ear Hospital, 94 Livingston
st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
i A.?A.?COUPLE?American and Hungar
I Ian; chauffeur and cook; $160; man under
I stands all curs; wife excellent cook; good
long references. T., Miss Hofmayer's
! Agency, 10 East 43d st,, 3d floor. Telephone
8947 Murray Hill.
BUTLER, useful, young Filipino; expe
i rienced ; $85. G., Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
! 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone 8947
I Murray Hill.
COUPLE.?French butler and nurse or cham?
bermaid; has child 3 months old; $100
$110; both highly recommended. R, Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d St., 3d lloor.
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
EAKM SUPERINTENDENT
desires position on gentleman's estate; life
experience; expert on cuttle, sheep, poultry,
grass seeding and laying out of roads and
lawns; understands handling of men; best
of references. B., Box 7S9, Tribune Oflice.
GARDENER'S situation wanted by single
? man thoroughly experienced in all branches
Of gardening outdoors and under glass; also
care of men ; best of reference:! furnished. B.,
Box 801, Tribune Office.
JAPANESE cooks, butlers. Japanese Em
ployment Bureau, 111 West 42d st. Bryant
7787.
REAL ESTATE MANAGER, experienced
renting, repairing; $30. A., 45 West
114th st.
SALES or representativo position desired;
experienced salesman; city or travel; staple
advertised line; no securities, books, Insur?
ance; position with future desired; salary to
begin no object. B? Box 791, Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN, 30, 9 years' experience as
executive in wholesale mill supply busi?
ness selling patented articles, etc., wishes to
change; foreign representative preferred; can
speak French and furnish proper references.
Answers treated confidentially. Apply Box
A., 895, Tribune Office.
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. 19. desires to
connect with reliable concern; advance?
ment; Al reference. B., Box 802, Trib?
uno Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A.?A.?CHAMBERMAID OR WAITRESS
?Excellent long references; city family;
$55-$60, B? Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10
East 4 3d st , 3d floor. Telephone S94 7 Mur?
ray Hill.
COOK, CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS.?
Voting Norwegian, one Inexperienced, the
other fi'-? years' references; wages $100. T.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
COOK.?Young Irish woman; small family;
city apartment; wages $65, T., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 E. 43d st., 3d floor. Tele?
phone S947 Murray Hill.
COOK.?Thoroughly capable; good manager;
city or country; exceptional references.
Miss Fitzgerald's gureau, 366 Fifth ave.
INFANT'S NURSE, hospital trained; highly
recommended; charge of baby from birth;
$70. 13., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East
43d st.. 3d floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
NURSERY GOVERNESS.?Young; take 2
children; city or country; exceptional ref?
erences. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth
ave.
NURSE.?Infant; thoroughly capable; ex?
ceptional references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu?
reau, 366 Fifth ave.
NURSE.?Young, hospital trained; excellent
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366
Fifth ave.
NURSE.?Thoroughly capable; city or coun?
try. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth
ave.
REFINER widow, aged fifty-two, speaks Ger?
man and English, would like to keep house i
in nice horre for widower; not more than i
two adultu. B., Box 790. Tribune Office.
WAITRESS where parlormaid is employed; '
equal to butler; excellent references from
prominent families; $60. M., Miss Hofmayer's ?
Agency. 10 East 13d st., 3d floor. Telephone j
8947 Murray Hill.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.?Young Amer- !
kan with child 9 years old; excellent refer- |
ence from last employer; $50. '/.., Miss Hof- ?
mayer's Agency, 10 E. 43d st., 3d floor. Tela- |
phone 8947 Murray Hill. _^^^^ j
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for Salo
5 000 YARDS WILTON, AXMINSTER
carpets, plain, mixed Or Oriental patterns,
$1.25 yard up; (slightly used) suitable
all purposes. Hugs, all sizes, seamed or
seamless, plain or bordered, $15.00 to
$65.uo up. Making-over, cleaning, laying,
dveing, repairing, reasonable; beautiful.
ST1L1.INGS, INC.. 620-628 Madison Ave.
(59th st.). Plaza 8S3S.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstairs.
Furniture Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, an>
tiques, planos, bric-a-brac, books, art,
etc. GABAY, ?8 University Place. Phon*
Stuyvesant 2377. I
Men'B Clothln*
COME UP!
WHEHE PRICESARE DOWN :
Buy a Stitch Suit or Top Coat, direct from ;
maker to wearer and save retailor's profit.
Wonderful values, $29.50 to $43.50. Stich Co.. ?
621 Broadwuv, eighth floor. Bieecker street
subway ur "L" station._
QUALITY, REFINEMENT and CHARAC?
TER ar? features of A. & B. Clothes.
Mi>n's-Young Men's? Spring; Suits &? Top Coats
AT $29.50 and $32.50. VALUES TO $60.
SAVE TRY-ON TROUBLES.
A. &. B. CLOTHES SHOP.
62 W. 33d ?at., Opp. Hotel McAlpla.
Patents
PATENTS.
Over 70 years' practice; all communica?
tions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities for
office consultation. Munn & Co., patent at?
torneys, 611 Woolworth Building. New York.
Rugs
ORIENTAL RUGS ?? ???*??:
tlty bought for highest cash; appraielng ft
specialty; call or write. Bnsnajlan, It
West 46th at. 'Phone 6101 Bryant.
HIGH WATE? _..
Aj[ PM
Handy Hook .- - V'q?
Governor's Island .- ?or
Hell Gato. 1:*7 2.25
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vettsel Port Departure
?San Pablo.Greenock.Mar 13
Defiance.London .Mar ?
Saucon.Liverpool .Mar 11
Vestris.Liverpool .M,ur \\
Amiuam.St. Thomas.Mat* 1?
Fort Victoria.Bermuda .Mar 2.)
Adelina.Havana .Mur 19
La Perouse.Havre .Mar it
Yaque.Charleston .Mar 22
Graciana_.Hull .Mar 11
Gulfstreum.Chester, Pa.-*
Polycarp.Para .Mar 1*
Olenaffrlc. . ..Santos .F"e*? 2'1
Antletam.Tu in pico. - :-~~
3 B Hunt.Port Arthur. . . ..Mar 19
INCOMING STEAMER?
Da? To-rtuy
Daltotan.Dunkirk.Mar 11
Toronto. ._.Hull .Mir 4
Lake Frumet.St. Michaels-Mar 11
Lancastrian.Antwerp .Mar 9
Olenaffrlc.Victoria '.Mar S
Gen. O. H. Ernst. . .Cristobal .Mar 15
Briatol City.Bristol .Mar 7
Tongrier.Brlxham .Mar 12
Alaskan.Antwerp .Mur 11
Tlvlves.Kingston .Mar zj
, Gel. W. C. Gorgas..Cristobal .Mar 18
f-Santa Ana.Balboa .Mar 18
Manco.Manon?.Mar 10
Vltellla.Glasgow .Mar 12
Ancon.Cristobal .Mar 19
Zulla.Curacao .Mai 21
Duo Tn-morruvr
Lapland.Southampton . . .Mar 18
America .Naples .Mar ?
Duca d'Aosta.Genoa .Mar 10
Lysefjord.Curacao .Mar 21
Kerlew.Dartmouth .Mar 12
Hue ?Sunday *
La Lorraine.Havre .Mar 20
Pftrrnonia.London .?Mar 19
r*'i*.l Hue Mondiiy
Pastores.Havana .Mar 2f.
Fort Hamilton.llTinutla.-Mar 27
(loaran.?Sun Juan.Mar 24
" OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-?lay
Mall \'essel
aloses sails
Ozankee, Danzig. R :00 AM 12:00 M
San Tlovannl, Genoa. 9:00 A.VC 1:00 PM
?Mar Rojo, Bordeaux... ?- 12:00 M
Chinese P., Cp. Town.12:00 M 3:30 PM
Alliance, Cristobal_12:00 M 4:00 PM
Yamhlll, Antwerp.- 12:0OM
Moravia Bridge, Dublin-? 12:00 M
Sail To-morrow
New York, So'hampton 8:00 AM 12:00 M
La Savoie, Havre. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
C. Lope/, y Lopez,
Barcelona . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Manchuria, Hamburg.. 12:00 .M 4:00 PM
Snntarem, Danzig. 8:30AM 12:00.M
Calamares. Pt. Limon. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Stephen. Rio Janeiro.. 7:00 AM 11:00 AWL?
Tennyson. Pernambuco 7:00 AM 10:00 AM
Santa Luisa, Cristobal 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Ft. Victoria. Bermuda 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Monterey, Vera Cruz.. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Brazos, San Juan.... 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Iroquois, San Domingo 9:30 AM 1:00 PM
Mono Castle, Havana. 8:30AM 12:00 M
Bardic, London.- 12:00 M
W. Grove, Manchester.- 12:00 M
Stureholm, Stockholm. - _2:00 AL
Tunica, Piraeus.- 12:00 M
L. Daraga, Guant'mo.- 12:00 M
Clan McMast, C. Town.- 12:00 M
Satsuma, ?Manila.- 12:00 M
Clearwater, Alexandria? ?-- 12:00 M
O'cmulgee, Clenfuegos.-?- 12:00 M
Amelia, Kingston.- 12:00 M
Aniwa, Naples.-? 12:00 M
Madonna. Marseilles.. -? 12:00 M
Coronado, Havre.-? 12:00 Ml
W, Hematite, Bord'x,- 12:00 M
Sarcoxie, St. Nazaire..- 12:00M
Walton Hall, Constanza-? 12:00 M
Munamar. Banes.- 12:00 M
Camaguey, Tampico...-? 12:00M
Lake Elllihorpe, Para.- 12:00 M
Putnam, Madeira.- 12:00 M
Helen, Fajardo.-? 12:00 M
Sail Sunday
Luxpallte, ?Marseilles..-? 12:00 M
Sail Monday
Isle do Panay, San?
tander- . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Saint" Michael, Per- ? _
nambucn .- 12:0lK\T
Volumina, London....- 12:00 M
Panola, Gothenburg....- 12:00.M
Danebrog, Bilbao.-? 1_:00M
Stephen, Rio Janeiro..- 12:00.M
BUSINESS CARDS
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20 li 23d ?St., opp. Madison Ave. (Franklin
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice is hereby given that the Harts of
1018 unpaid Nassau County taxes have
been made. Unless such taxes, with in?
terest and accrued penalties, be paid on
or before the 15th day of April, 1?20, the
property against which such taxes are
levied will be advertised, and on the 1st
day of July, 1920, sold. The sales books
containing these lists will remain open
for examination In the County Treasurer's
ofllce at Mine?la, Nassau County, New
York, until the said 15th day of "April,
1920. Any taxpayer Interested may send
a brief description of his property to the
County Treasurer, and a bill for the
amount of the unpaid taxes, it any, will
be forwarded to him.
WILLIAM B. LUYSTER,
County Treasurer of Nassau County,
Mine?la, New York.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
PARROTT, JULIA PAU LI UNO.?-IN PUR
suance of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohulnn, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Julia Pauld
ing Parrott, late of the County of New
Tork, deceased, '.o present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at
their place of transacting business, ^t the
office of Sullivan & Cromwell, their attor?
neys, at No. 49 Wall Street, In the Borough
of Manhattan, in the City of New York;,
State of New York, on or before the 1st
day of May, 1920, next.
Dated, New York, the 22d day of Octo?
ber. 1319.
MADELEINE BRUCE,
GEORGE P. PARROTT,
Executors.
6ULLTVAN & CROMWELL, Attorneys
for Executors, Office and P. O. Ad?
dress, 49 Wall Street, Borough of Man?
hattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against George Blair, late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the
saine with vouchers thereof to the sub?
scribers, at their placo of transacting busi?
ness, at the office o? Jonas & Neuburger,
their attorneys. No. 115 Broadway, Bor?
ough of Manhattan, In 'the City of New
York, on or before tha 9tli day of Septo
ber next.
Dated, New York, the 4th day of March,
1920.
MANUFACTURERS' TRUST COMPANY
MARY BLAIR, Executors
JONAS & NEUBURGER, Attorneys for
Executors, 115 Broadway, New York
City.
ARNOLD, WILLIAM II.?-IN PURSUANCE!
of an order of Honorable JOHN P. CO
HALAN, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all person*
having claims against WILLIAM H
ARNOLD, late of the County of New York;
deceased, to present the samo with vouch?
ers thereof to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business, at the cilice
of their attorneys, Messrs. .Spencer Ord
way & Wferum, No. 27 William Street,
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York,
on or before the 7th day of July, next.
Dated New York, January 2nd, 1910
WILLIAM B. ARNOLD,
GEORGE L. CHE.VBY,
Executors.
SPENCER. ORDWAY & WIERUM. At
torneys for Executors, 27 William,
Street. New York City.
KING, BENNETT J.?IN PURSUANCE ?
of an order of Honorable John P. Co- i
halan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, Notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Bennett J
King, late of the County of New York
deceased, to present the samo with vouch?
ers thereof to the subscriber, at his place
of transacting business, at the Office of hi?
Attorney, William C. Orr, Esq., No. 51
Chambers Strefct, Borough of Manhattan
City of New York, on or before tha lath
day of June next.
Dated, New York, the 11th day ot De?
cember, 1919.
EDWARD B. KING, Executor.
WILLIAM C? ORR.. Attorney for Exec?.
tor,, No. 61 Chajj?bers Street. Boroufb
ef Manhattan. C_f/- ot New Tor*.
; i
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. March 25?Arrived: Sir?
Independent Bridge, Benlsaf; Cuannet,
Ben Isaf I Medina, New York; Regulaa
(Nor), Norfolk; Mount Shasta, New York;
Allies, Avonmnuth; Clavarack, Norfolk.
Sailed: Str? Sarcoxle. Bordeaux; Buyo
Maru (Jap), Rotterdnm; Awcnsdaw, Mal
mo; Lake Fanquier. Nanto?; Bvansvllle,
Antwerp; Rosarlo (Ital), Savona; Gulf
trade, Tampico. __ _
CAPE HENRY, Va. March 25?Passed
out from Baltimoro: Stre Lake Glebe,
Banes; Scottsburg, Rotterdam; Baygowan
(Br), Casa Blanca; Ooodspeed, Tampa;
Lake Elon, Newport News; Lake Glrardeau,
Norfolk. Passed In for Baltimore?-Sir?
.T M GufTey, Port Arthur; Caxambu (Braz),
Savannah; WIMesden (Br), Cherbourg ; ?chr
Ella Pierce, Portland.
BOSTON. March 26?Arrived: Strs Lake
Frumet. Lisbon via Ponta Delgada; Frank
mere (Br), Buenos Ayres; Cabegon. Buenos
Ay res via. Rio Janeiro; Covodalo, Norfolk.
Sailed: Strs San Mateo, Havana and Port
Limon; Lake Flambeau, Philadelphia;
Cretan, Philadelphia; Nantucket, Norfolk';
Lake Elizabeth, Norfolk; Chaco (Arg),
Norfolk; Lake Wlmlco, New York.
1 CHARLESTON, 8 C, March 25?Sailed:
?Strs Tulsa, New York; Caoba, Havana;
Clcoa, Havana.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 25?Ar
1 rived: Strs Western Front, Savannah;
Lonape, New York. Sailed: Strs LacVa
wanna. Bridge, Bremen; Welkia, Fernand
ina; Persian, Philadelphia via Savannah.
MOBILE. March 25?Arrived: Strs Asian
(Br), Liverpool: Lake Marlon, New Or
; laens. Sailed: Sehr Lucy Evelyn, Agua
i dllla: str Dayton, Tampico.
! NEW ORLEANS, March 26?Cleared:
I Strs Honduras (Nor). Port Barrios via
Belize, Stann Creek and Livingston; Lake
] Fern wood, Santiago, Cuba; Lake Fisher,
j Progreso; Lake Pickaway, Havana; West
! Wauna, Mahchester, England, and Swan
| sea, Wales, via Norfolk.
j NORFOLK. Va, March 26. ? Arrived:
Strs West Islip. Newport News; Lake Elon,
HaltlmoA; Pampa (Arg). Boston: Arcadia,
Baltimore; Lake Guardeau, Baltimore;
West Cohas, Bremen; Donato (Span), Mar?
seilles;, Roda (Br). Nuevltas; Consehocken,
Philadelphia; Coyote, Galveston: Mexican,
Newport News. Sailed: Strs Flint (Nor),
Baltimore; Roda (Br), Queenstown, for
orders; \V H Woodln. Baltimore; Port Mel?
bourne; Achilles (Dutch), Curacao; Lake
Hurst, Cristobal: Calico Rock, Valparaiso;
Montello (Ital), Genoa; Lako Arlln, Balti?
moro; Western LlgJit, Newport News: Ir
vlngton, Newport News; Lake Elon, New?
port News: Isantl, Newport News.
NEWPORT NEWS, March 25?Arrived:
Strs Fluorspar, New York; Irvington, Nor?
folk; Kearney, Boston; Mlnosa (Swed),
Norfolk; Serbler (Belg), New York; Tu?
nisler (Belg), New York. Sailed: Strs Arl
zonian, Ponsacola: Fluorspar, Norfolk;
Mexican, Norfolk; Santa Fc (Br), Queens
I town; Tampico, St Thomas: West Isllp,
Norfolk; AVearbridge (Br), Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25?Arrived
Strs Manchester Shipper (Br), Manches
ter; Texas (Dan). Copenhagen, etc, vis
Baltimore; Manchioneal (Nor), Santi
?Marta; Bayonne, New York: Brandon
Beverly; Lake Benbow, Baltimore; Lak<
Charlotte, Capo Jelllson, Me; sehr Jeai
Campbell (Br), Port Spain. Delawan
Breakwater. Del., March 25?Passed ou
from Philadelphia: Strs Naples Man
(Jap), Antwerp; Port Antonio (Nor), Por
Antonio; Mongabello '(Ital), Gibraltar, fo
orders; Guetaria (Span). Genoa; Lake Fos
torla, Savannih; Edward Luckenbach, Rot
terdam; Consehocken. Norfolk.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, March 25?Ar
lived: Strs Jules Henry, Marseilles: Ala
baiAa, Jacksonville: Gulfoll, Baltimore
Sailed: Strs Gulfland, Providence; Vir
glnla. Providence; Louisiana, Charleston
motor barere Texaco, Amesville.
, PORT EADS, La.. , March 25?Arrived
Strs Atenas, Bocas Del Toro; Brazos (U !
government). Colon; Calno, Mobile; Flor
ida. Port Arthur; Lake Sanford. Progreso
O T Waring, Jacksonville ; Sagauche. Mo
bile; Yoro (Hond), Ceiba; bark Port
(Port), Portugal. Sailed: Strs Ellis (Nor)
Tela: Houdia, Boca.? Del Toro via Cristoba
and Havana; Lake Ferrona. Newcastle an.
Hamburg via Norfolk; Median (Br), Liv
erpool; Metapan, Kingston via Cristoba
Bocas Del Toro, Port Limon and Havana
Omoa (Hond), Omoa via Port Cortez
Rochelle (Br), Prestorr. Cuba. '
PORTLAND. Me., March 25?Arrived
Str Turcoman (Br), Bristol. Sailed: Str
Challenger, Antwerp; Covena, Norfolk
sunr Mary F Barrett, Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA, Fia., March 25?Arrived
Strs Lako Fear, Havana; Lake Elslnorf
Kingston. Sailed: Strs Lake Wilson, Bal
timor?: Miami, Key West.
SAND KEY. Fla, March 25?Passed eas
28th: Str Normanbridge; west, 24th. AA'a
Kahn (Br). -Fram (Nor). Light Burne
Baldhill; 25th, Hermoine (Br).
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25?Sailed
Strs Mchanno, Balboa; San Jose, Cana
Zone.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. March 25?Arrived
Str Nesslan (Br). Brunswick (for coal)
Sailed: Strs Calaveras. Cristobal (for or
ders); Fordinian, New York: City o
Savannah, New York: Lancaster. Yoko
hama and Kobe; Junlata. Baltimore
Cleared: Strs Afel. Havre and Hamburi
via Norfolk; Helder (Nor), Baltimore.
TAMPA, Ela, March 25?Arrived: St
Shawmut, Havana. Sailed: Schrs West
way (Br). Sagua La Grande; Nellie Dixoi
(Br), Honduras.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Copenhagen?S S United States.
Antwerp?S S Yaklok.
Gibraltar?S S Lake Ellsbury.
Havre?S S Nlpmuc, Eldena.
Hamburg?S S Mar Caspio.
Quoenstown?S S Milwaukee Bridge.
Liverpool?S S Haliartus.
Cebu?S S Cape May.
Liverpool?S S Belgfc.
Singapore?S S Intan.
Dundee?-S ?S Trojan Prince.
Shields?S S Columbine.
Buenos Ayres?S S Sudbur.v.
Arrivals from New York
Genoa?S S Aguidale.
La Palli?e?S S West Lsshaway.
Rotterdam?S S Lebanon.
Gibraltar?S S Doca, Magyarorszag.
Havre?S S Leopoldina.
Yokohama?S S President Grant, City of
Norwich, Bellflower.
Calcutta?S S Kandahar.
Lelth?S S Hambleton Range.
Montevideo?S S Hortensius.
Bahia?S S Uberaba.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at the General
Postofflce and City Hall Postofflce Station,
New York, at 6 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, Japan, Korea, China, Slam, Si?
beria, Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies, via San Francisco, steamship Ven?
ezuela, March 29.
Japan, cor??a, China, Slam. Siberia, Cochin
i China, Netherlands East Indies and
? Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Vic
! toria, B. C, steamship Empress of Russia,
j April 3.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Francisco,
: steam.hlp Tofua, April 4.
; Anglo-American Oil
Notes Offered To-day
.
A public offering* will be made to-day
of $15,000,000 of five-year 7}_ per cent
I gold notes of the Anglo-American Oil
Company, Ltd., which represents the
so-called Standard Oil interests in
Great Britain, by a syndicate consist?
ing of J. P. Morgan & Co., the First
National Bank, the National City Com?
pany and the Guaranty Trust Com
pary. The company is one of the Stand?
ard Oil units which was segregated by
the Supreme Court decision of 1911,
and its shares were distributed in the
form of a dividend to the stockholders
of the Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey. This represents the first note
issue the company has sold. The notes,
will be offered at par.
The earnings of the Anglo-American
company in 1919, according to an of?
ficial estimate, reached ?1,800,000, and,
after deducting for taxes and depre?
ciation, the surplus for dividends was
il, 125,000, compated with a surplus for
dividends of ?1,039,711 in 1918.
Dividends of not less than 25 per
cent have been paid regularly since
the dissolution of the old Standard Oil
Company and the present rate of 30
per cent has been paid since 1914 on
3,000,000 shares of stock outstanding,
which have a present market value of
$81,000,000.
The National City Company an?
nounced that its offering of $5,200,000
of Virginian Railway equipment trust
certificates'had been fully subscribed?
and at the offices of the Guaranty Trust ?
Company it was said that the $12,000,
000 issue of Canadian Pacific equip?
ment trust certificates were going well.
Howard V. Wolfenden, formerly aseo- >.
elated with Kean-Taylor & Co., has been
appointed manager of Northern New Jer- ?
sey for Hollister, White & Oo.
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Mongolia.Ap. 10 May 22 Jly. 3 An. 14
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Haverford .Apr. 10 May 19 July 2
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