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_;_ ' TRAVEL
?a ... ? sEjasK^BSE w&?m??m?S???^ TT-^
'Washington It-??ng" "Hendrick Hudson"
"Robert Fulton" "Albany"
"De .Witt Giinton" in Service May 1921
The Ideal Reute Between
ork an
Calling at
Yonkers, Bear Mountain, West Point, Newburgh,
Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point,
Caislrill and Hudson
Magnificent river scenery, large, beautifully equipped steamers,
devoted exclusively to pass? - see. Music. Restaurant. Direct
Ra:i C is to all points in the Catskiils, Saratoga, the Adiron
dacks, he West and North. All through rail tickets between New
accepted.
Daylight Saving Time
" '?" ' ling - oday, D sbr. sa? s St., 8:40
A " ' - '?
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i Crosses St.. 9: 10 A. M.;
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s. Sundays), Newburgh Pouehkeeesia
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irgh, PouBhkeepsle, Kingston
.
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". OUTING 3
Hudson River -Day Line
?es Si. Pier i anal
New York
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: SUNDA1
H?ghSand Falls
EWBURCH
BEACON
3
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TRIP
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Palatial Steamer
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MUSIC
RESTAURANT
LUNCH ROOM
give? y i an oj ortun ly lo - i >y 'ne 6ne?l river [
-.-, tieadqi irters or Downing Park, ia I
, Grand Stand.
.10" A. il. Rain or sh'ne. ?i
ce^i m . .m lie
EWBURGH AND RETURN $ i . 2 5
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k CREATE FLIER "RENSSELAER" |
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[ and New England Points
via FALL RIVER ONE
Four Splen??id SJ-^m-rs in Servie?
Sa?iLg Daily, including
Onaest-a Conc-rtj Excellent Cui?ia? J
Sehwijt?.? lYi.tern btaiiilaj-d Tlsn? i
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NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO.
riT*"''"p. ?.10. ProTi.l*-ii?-r direct .S'?.70.
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Telephone? Broad 73S0-6034
On Steamers Operated by the
Commissioner? e: the Palisades Interstate Park
lull's , 1NCI i DING Si MJAi"
Uaj (ig hi Saving Time.
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\ ? ' 9:30 it. m.
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p. :.?.
Fare 60c. Round Tr?o
t?at . Snn. and H lldays s5c.
Children Under 12 Halt' Far?. CaiaUri? Uac?
KA? ?r?ps ?p ine Hudson to
?M* MGUHTAlfA
Sir. "Grand Republic"^?; i8?TTA"Y?.u
EX rRA BOAT SERVICE
QUUnAV^ Strs* "Highlander"
Oui?bH.O & "Grand Republic''
1 \. BATTERY, i): \v. i: ?nd St., Us.su A. ?1
BoundTrio Far8 80c ?&z&p&
IIWUCIU JM;/ Sata & ?un?.. 35c. ChiWrea M?
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PANAMA CA
GRACE
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I Ina. S. S Stita I/oiaa.
- , .. , Axila, IqulQUW, Auto- j
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\V. K. URACK * CO., Agent?,
i Hanover tin., Smrn YorU, or ?Local Agent, j
?Expert Predicts
Bumper Crop Will
Lower Food Prices
Statistician of Commerce
Chamber Takes Optimis?
tic View of Prospect for
Grain Here and Abroad
From The Tribune's Waahinoton Bureau
WASHINGTON1, Aug. 13, ? Lower
food prices as the result of bumper
crop.-? in nil parts of the United States
were predicted to-day by A. W. Doug
Las, chairman of the committee on stn
and standards of the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States, in
his monthly bulletin on crop and busi?
ness conditions.
Receipts of grains at primary points
have not been heavy, ?Mr. Doublas re?
ports, largely because of thc? lack of
cara, but ho contends that prices have
been on the toboggan slide because of
a KT?"-at surplus, which sooner or later
must ftnd not only a domestic but a
foreign market.
"There is no longer any question as
fu ;tn abounding harvest in nil manner
of agricultural products," the Douglas
report ?said. "The winter wheat crop
will be about 535(000,000 bushels and
the spring wheat not less than 275,
000,000 bushels, despite severe locnl
damage by black rust in some states in
the Northwest. With a few more time?
ly rains there will be 3,000,000,000
bi hela of corn, of which the Southcjrn
states will furnish about, one-third.
"There will Ijc a plentiful supply of
other products-.grain, tuber-forage,
fruits and vegetables for man and
Beast. The wheat surplus in Kansas
alone, taking into account that carried
over from last season, is more than
100,000,000 bushels.
"The promise now is for a produc?
tion of 12.300.000 bales of cotton, bar
ring those fifty-seven varieties of i
things which may happen in the next
three months.
"It is a great season for water?
melons, with shipments close upon 30,
000 cars before the season is ended.
About 1,00?) cat'3 are received daily, not
only from the Southern states but even
from far away California. Georgia
leads? with nearly 10,00?) carloads, with
South Carolina and Florida each ap
pro::imating about 4,000 cars."
Touching on business conditions, Mr.
Doublas said:
"Indecision and hesitancy still char
acterize textiles and some leather
products. Reduced working days ami
sometimes entire closing down of the
mills mark textiles in some localities-?.
Lack of transportation is the principal
hindrance to better and larger distri?
bu! ion.
"Building operations are much ham?
pered by almost everything that can
happen to them, scarcity and the hijrh
' price of labor and material and diffi?
culty of financing loans on construe
' tion projects."
RESORTS I RESORTS | RESORTS
I Canadian National?Grand Trunk
across Canada
cob**
TVaONTO
Effective June 27th. 1920. The Canadian National anr?! Grant! Trunk Railwayi
tvrri inaugurale a new 1 ranscontinessital otsrvic- on tfce f.j.iowins leticdule?; ^^^^^^^^^^_
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TRAVEL
to cnilTI iUFS?IPi
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK !? WEST COAST FORTS
Via PANAMA CANAL, Calling at
CALLAO, >101,I.1.M:<>, AlilCA, .?<!? IQtTE, ANTOJFAGASTA, VALPARAISO.
''ir?SFflfTTlUT" ?I?G 9M
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and Monthly Sailings Thereafter.
The Largest Steamers in the Trade.
THE PAMF?C STEAM
IG?T80N Go.
SANDERSON i SON, General .\ser.ls
Broadway, New I'oi ? Phone Broad S3C0
or i.isy Steamship Ticket Agent.
NTERNATiONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY
i\MlM? WHITE STM LI
Ni v. ? ' UERBOl KG?SOI TIIAMPTON
Sew \ irk I IA.M
it. Paul .. ! i 28- Sept. 25
Philadelphia, i i A.M. S, t. 4 I t. 2 Oct. 30
NEW VOKK?Il UIU
a..5 P. M. Aug. ! : Sept. 23 Nov. 6
Manchuria .Sept. I I Oct. 23 Doc. 4
RED S?Arj
> Y.-?O? HI \MPTON?A VriTEHP
Kroonland .11 A M. A ,14
Lapland. P.M. Ai MONTREAL?QLEBEC?LiVEKl'OOL
. in ,.s I .11 A.M. A .?; . i Oct. !?
.Il A y .Augi24 Sept.25 Oct. 30
Offices, 9 Broadway, New York. Piers 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, North River.
X. T.?CIIKRROI HU?SOUTHAMPTON
. i ; A.M. Aug 14 Sept. 15 Oct.16
t. \ti Oct. Ij
NEW VOKK -LIVERPOOL
Sept. 25
...Il \ M ' et. _ Nov. 6
... UVLSq i. 4 Oct. 9 Nov. 13
?(Formerly Cleveland.)
NEVt JYORK?AZ KE?-?LBRALTAB
v? GENOA
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rannonia . New ^ ork
Wauretania.New I rlc
Impera r .N sw i'ork
K. A. Victoria.New York
Columbia. . New ^ ork
Caronia.New York
Aquitania .New ^ k
I i?..:. :' SEM ? .
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and Danzig.Aug,
. New York " .Aug.
.Aistj.
, Dubrcvnik and Trieste.Aug.
Cherbourg ar . ton.
Ac? on
.S< pt.
ourg ar.d Southampton.Sept.
.Sept.
j ind Glasgow.Jej t,
Plymouth and Cherbourg.Se| 7.
?" ? Scutha .Sept.
: - ? ' -' s und sal.:iia'i
21-24 STATE STREET. NEW YORK.
11, S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ?
Sailings, New York to Bremen and Danzig
Cabin and Third Class
Apply at 45 Broadway, New York City
Also to Local Agents
BENNETT-DUNNING
si ours of Distinction ??
AROUND THE WORLD |
September 17?November 20 jf
INDEPENDENT TRIPS
National Park?Great Lakes
Saguenav River
SOUTH AMERICA |
, December 1?February 23 ?
] Bennett's Travel Bureau
| .'.??; Fifth Avenue, N.-u 'iorU. N. V. 13
i_3
TUCSON tWFR WIGHT LINES
''^l'**it!lt"^7.?.'{';7;!'v.j,t ???smu^'M^u
mt^it*. w^..i^.-;,-,^^-'??a-js'^^!^^^..<ift.-^a
l?*i!y Saillnca Prom Pier -i. N. _.
(at i>?skbr?.'.?r? St.) wee!? days. U P. M.
and : P. si.
tun day* und Holidays, ?> f. M. and !> P. M.
Went UJ.V. >?... half hour later.
(Daylight ?avine time.)
Duo Albar .... :-.g r-.irr.snir.
Truy, 7:15 A. 74. Dire t kail conn? ? 3
?? Ubahy to ail pointa North, l^ss 1 :'.
Exprewi Prrielif SerYiee. Atstoi Carrie
?HUDSCH t?AVIGATiQH?OhiP?h*
Phoue Canal l-?'jO.
i l'LEASA NT BEAC II, V .J.
THE LE?GHTON
,T.
POINT 1'l.lJ VS s.M' BIUA? H
? ? ? ? Y a ! ? ? cool.
Orcliestrn, Dancing:, Tennis, Golf; Ex?
clusive; lnforcmil.
HOIiERT M. CROUCH.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
RAYNOI^-ArLANT?ccrnj
WORLDS GRE4TEST HOTEL SUCCESS
TRAVEL
2Ntt ?Steamboat ?&
; GO^EV ESLAVO
Sohedu!? for SATURDAY, ?S G. llrli.
I.v. AV. 1ZU Ht.}}>ier I, V I: ?.'?m'y Island.
2:4 : IS 1:15 12:25 t>:10
10:30 ..??7.1
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A. M. ' 1:00 ? ? 8:25
j : . . ?? . .s 2:00 r : 15 .J .5 9 - ??
7:30 2:45 ; ? ? J' 30
Y . 25 1' 7.1.
Trips marked <!?> no( ?-.>> fo l'?Oth St.
Trip mai J.. .1 ?'?? does not stop sit Pier 1, N. K.
R0CKAWAY BE?SH
I.v. \Y. 129 St., \. "' . Pier I, N. R.,
? . V. M. KOCKAWA?,
Telephone Whitehall 1279.
[I Compagnie G?n?rale ?Transatlantique 1
g_ fopre.u Postai Service ?fijl
new ?qm?Havre
I.A LORRAINE. . JY 0
M ?i.UJis ... Vu - - -
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FRANCE.Sei Nov. 3
LA TO! ?7 ?!\I ? : .v. 20
Ti?W YORK?BORDEAUX
CAROLINE .Aus-. 1?
COMPANY'S OFFICE. 19 STATE ST.. N. X.
SWEDISH AMERICAN LINE
GOTHENB?i??SWEDEN
Short Route to Sweden, Norway, Denmark,
Finland, Russia. Germany, &c.
S. 5. DROTTNlNGHOLM..Aug. 28 Oct. 7
S. S. STOCKHOLM.Sept. 16 Oct. 23
......
Lai, J- .
ju
Passenger Office, 24 State St.. N. Y.
Eastern Steam*hJo L;n?s#, In?.
METROPOLITAN LINE
All me way by waier
v?a CA??_ Cv>U CANAL
Steamers leave Pier I?. North Rirsr, ft
ol Murray St. PHONE BAKLLA? 500?.
Daily at 5 P. M.
Uiarlirht Tim?)
TKr; public be i'lea^eo"
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON8* ^$4.67
PROVIDENCE A S3.24
?i.i. ?.?? . ?? i
?4.30
I'ATEROOMs $1.1
...
aoat Lev.? Pier is. North hi? ?.?out WiMtt houston
&t . Uailj ?x Sumta* at o.^u ?J. M.. Ui>?lont
Saving Ti,u?.'.
'Phono Spring 9491.
Hen tin" i - y ? - 'i. '-: ?'
. Curai.i lela
\..u. I ? ^u&. JJ >
libo.. .Sept. J Caracas .
. ' ? . ?
Phona 10072 Hanover. ?2 Wall ?traet
INSTRUCTION
I3$?VW? V\T 305 Washington St.
?JIvU?TiLlIil Brooklyn. New York
LAW SGHQCLs
Fail Term BeSi.-s
Monday, Sept 27tk
Send for Catalogue
ONE MINUTE from both Brooklyn
and Manhattan Borough
Hall Subv/av Stations
DANCING INSTRUCTION
LOVELL'S
637 MADISON AVE.
Cor ??9?hSt PHONS
?L-Ut ??'??'S'?. 4^4, pLiZi
1ft?
s xU?L
? ?? ">U !0
dance , the Isteal modern
i ?u .i.. J eorrectlj, !
9 LESSONS $5 !
PR1TATK JLE.S.?..N3 I
10 ?. M. TO 11 P. M.
WITHOUT AlTuiNTAEE.NT.
Busings Card. [?] W?llt .Ad?!? G=D S?iS?Sm W?ted
l?sin-.a Opportunit??_ w w ?*?* * * *T-*%-?<g - R Boarder.
LOST, FOUND AND KEWABDS (
LOST?Umbrella; gentleman's odd silver
handles initials a. J. M. ; left In tele?
phone booth', Hudson Term^pal. August fi :
fln?l?T pi.'?'?o Communicate with A. .?.
Moran. 100 Hudson St. Telephone?
FranitUn 2441.
LOST?Illai-k wallet, containing sum of
money und automobil? registration runt
tor Packard cif No. 180241; also .irtver's
license in name of A. P. Parker. Reward.
No que m lona asked. A. P. Parker, 111
Broadway: Rector r.?; to.
LOST?-Brlndle Boston bull; brown, whit?
breast, white stripes between ej?n; Aun.
">. 1 i P. m., midway Ocean Park ?sray.
Reward. Beck. 214 12. 68th Ht. Plaza S567.
LOST?Ot.n sold mesh has--. Ntmm'i De?
partment 'Store, Wednesday; valued
?rraduation present. Tifetle, 63 Ft. Oreen?
Place; Prospect D993-M.
LOST.?Baum Marten fur, one skin. Finder
kindly telephone Main 2689. Reward.
Losi Bankbooks
LOST.?Bankbook No. 813,988 of the Union
Dime Savings flank is misRlng. Any per
son having si claim to it Is hereby called
up<-n to present the .?time within ten days or
submit to having -said passbook canceled and
a new- one Issued.
LOST ?Passbook -No 117!. .".IS of the Hast
River Sa\ Ings Institution. Payment
?topped. Finder please leave it at the bank,
291-3-6 Broadway, New York City. All per?
sons are ?.sxusioned not to purchase or n?.-go
tiate th" same,
LOST.?Bankbook No. 73 847, the Metropoli?
tan Savings Bank, 1 Thini ave. Payment
itopped. Finder please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 141,961, North Klvor
Savings Bank, JIL West 34th st. Payment
Kindly return to ;
IXFORMATION WAITED
Information wanted conc-Tning Irene
Orenell, In order to Bottle estate. Howard
G KJemper, Attorney, 212 Mutual Hume
Bldg., Dayton. Ohio.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Sido
86TH ST.. 11.8 EAST,.?Splendid accommoda?
tions; large and small rooms.
West End
LAROE, comfortable room and bath, facing
Mount Morris Park West Sid-; all Im?
provements; finely furnished; ?10 weekly.
Phi ne Harlem ?S340. H1LSTON, 18 West
120th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 647-^Large, delight- :
ful room, overlooking Hudson; beauti?
fully furnished; modern conveniences; ele-I
ipartmenl also small room. Reeves, j
WE ?T END AVE., 265.?Attractively fur?
nished ?.-?rire private room and bath;
also a number ?if finely furnished small
rooms without bat's-..
67TH ST., IS WEST.?Room for p ntl man
egant apartment; references required.
Witl ;enstein. T?l. Columbus 2951.
70TH, 31?i WEST.?Communicating rooms
adjoining ?..:., other large rooms; $0 up;
by day or week. Columbus 251.
71ST, JJ7 WEST?Cool attr ctive : oms, pri
bal hi. elei tri s . ? J uni a? s? , sum
m r ral es.
93D, -?J! WEST?Furnished ro m
-. all mvenlencea Phono?River
I 16
102D. 235 WEST ?S lite, parlor, I i
baih s '-'.', ph ae ; elevator ; ge
??". ... n.
? ?TH SI -Fr? nt a lite; also
single gen oi ?; refei -?-. e. A pi 9
109TH ST., 'J1'! WEST. -On or I ??? o
rlooking
J J private fam ;
?
ROADWA5 '
mi te, off cutsid ? ? ? in ing \\...<_-r, eic
Iirooklyn
THREE I ?-: i com ng r ?oms and kit
furnished lectric
parquet; ral cated; fine
Bedford 5312.
BOARDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD
[MPANTS up ??? one year, Moth r'a care.
asonal ites ? R R
fare. Apply "NURSE." Hoi . Henry, West
I.s J. X. J.
E I, 2 to 10 /? ars. I
.... . re
ta . .7Ji month. box 615, Ba . ..
j. :_
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic Help
IRY G< ?VEl ' OS ' HTLD AGE 2:
ORE i T S'ECK ON H S 'BAKING
FRENCH J ? AL
'. EST 44TH, MONDAY,
MRS. PARKER.
PASTRY COOK ? -Exp? ? ?-? id. Call Miss
h y. W. ' i feterla,
: ' 'laza 10100
Miace?atteoas
CLERKS AND TTPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
s over 17 : irs I .
tiours !) to 4 l o'cl -..
Advanc? ment within ::.ontha.
?.?s s. rvi ?:
Expi ? en i unni ? s ?ary.
Apply in ; ? ":- ?? bi s ween I and 1:30
Room 5033, Me an Bldg.
1 Madison ave.?at 23d st.. N. ?. City.
GIRLS
W'e have positions open
in several departments.
They are permanent. The
work is inter es ting. No
experience is required.
$15.00 a week to start.
Industrious girls can soon
reach earnings of $85.00
to $100.00 a month.
Apply at
115? BROADWAY. MANHATTAN.
CORNER 27TH ST.
J70 E. 160TH ST.. BRONX.
* ( 1 W IL LO OGHBT ST.,
BROOKLYN.
IDE BROADWAY, MANHATTAN.
CORNER DEY ST.
1J3C BROADWAY. BROOKLYN.
Or telephone
MADISON SQUARE
?aooo
NEW YORK TELE?
PHONE COMPANY.
SALESLA DIE ?? '.????'??
$ 17 ; ? ? 3
STENOGRAPHER, young girl, kn
of bo? ' ?? isistant;
IIS. A. ?Y . ...:. i Co. Inc.,
h Si
STENOGRAPHER^-Experlenced; permanent
(.,.-. tion f?'r right party. Aluminum Co. of
i m ri? a UO ?*aa sau st
STENOGRAPHER, typist; young la.1v.
? all Samuel .1 Aronsohn, 77 Madison Av??
TTPISTS.?Experienced; insurance cim
pany; good chance for advanrsen-.-nt.
Address P. O. Bux 325, City Hall Station,
N. T. C
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
CLERKS
B. F. Good rich Rubber Co.
Thin company bas 2 open?
ings for clerks with statisti?
cal experience to start in at
..n. ?-. Tli-- appll? ants should
ba at I.-aat 21 yours of age and
have had several yenrs' exper?
ience.
Tho wirk consists of compil?
ing reports and statistics.
Applicants should be resident?
of lower New York ?jr New
J'-rsey.
Salary paid will bo in a'c^r.!
anca with agu ami ?experience.
Mr. D. W. LAMP
PARK AYE. & 15th STREET
HOBOKEN. NEW JERSEY
WOMEN
21-35 YEARS OF AGE
FOR
NIGHT WORK
AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
HOURS
9:30 P.M. TO j :00 A.M.
Opportunities to earn
$90.00 to $100.00 a month
in six months.
$18.00 a week in two
weeks when assigned to
night hours.
$15.00 a week during in?
struction in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Higher salaries for more
responsible positions.
If interested, call at:
1158 Broadway,
New York City
(Cor. 27th St.)
or telephone
Madison Square I2OOQ.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
TOUNG WOMFJN.-r,,. positions as clerk?
an-.! i,!? clerks In large Insur?
ance company; ...
ha ?:?? ' i- ?-.. Address
'?' " I'-"? "-'". Cii ;?_ is- :.-???? n, NY V C.
HELP WANTED MALE
ARE Y( >?J UNDERPAID
and n i '??--,' - -
me propos
pportuni t y if
j and earning $fi
less?Inl . 'ness, BACK
B< INE. ?Y-. e to tra out of
town. ' ?01 ;
- ? a ry ' commission, is hes
Y ? nee un
and gr
cha :-,!?-? ? who, 1 with us.
' s !-.. ? heart a I soul into I he?
confident I t 1 ir honest efforts
a all er rights
definil me.
Apply room 1610, 100 Fifth Ave., New York
B ? '. Dowi ' - ?' esi ? she ! con
..??...- pros
peel a for advan -, salary $60 per
, -;? h. \ live Superheater
?7o., 30 Chur si St. j
CLERKS
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.
This company has 2 open
is-,-; s for rks with tal stl
,.., 1 experience to i?:;trt in at
ioulrl
least 20 years .1
! ha I everal years
The work
piling reports ?? ?: ?'. b les.
lents
of lower New 3Tork or New
Jersey.
Sala ry . lJ ' will be In ai -J -
anci w y h age and expi . ? e.
Mr. D. W. LAMP.
PARK AVE. & 15th STREET
ib iBOKEN, NEW JERSEY
preferred
?
HA V!) COMPl - IP
at
P Co., 318 W. 39tb st , N? i York
SALE3MAN Fl Y. :-Y<" RIT
jjjjj ... nal open r for
r witli lene.
-
, '? ? -
itabllshed investi
sell I i issued
.... ?
-
? -
rag \ .?.-?:. ? . . ! ;
Issu? d and sold to publi
mate bu - - ? ? -
men i. I i. s t hese i n v
eign '
!:.'.....-: ??-.;..
' s ids
.
I ? itial. Write
REN?E Js ...77 & COM?
PANY i JJ. ab shed 1333).
Bankei .. ... w ? ,,-,..
mted
i ?
write Arthur Frank &, ? ...
to go i
?
r . i w . orporati
floor, 43 Ex
. MAN. with
Mai :? a
Instruction
LEARN T?Y BE A Ci ,UK.?Pleasant
and ."-? n:ng
- .
pass v.'-.. Side ?. il .;. a., SOS W??t
:_??:_ .___
SITUATION \\ ANTED FEMALE
Cooks
COOK, ??'.:' tress and houseworker; Finnish
girl en i - Lehti Agency, ? i
East 125th t Harl? m
Nurses. Etc.
NTTRSE.?Ene i royal family
nurs? own hems. Abba
Johnson ave . St ra! I
Professional
J'Y '..J'Y
refer
-
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
'NTANT ?All
lultatio? ?-.
'
H j. Ja:;! -
S'T ANT.?American Christian. 4?.
s- raanu
? .
go anywhere. \v, I* Cathe
CHEF. first ?: , refer
j ,:r'.??)n.
CI INTRA sirpemer
... ? g
remodel
,.sc.n i lias.
JAPANESE domestic N.-Jp by pre.'.
wor?wra. lUt? W. 4<itf. st. Rryaij-l 778T-SSS*.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NORTHAMPTON, MASS?Large famJly,
ng house. <*st?b'I?.hfl tw T?|*
years; open year a- ? ?? eJt?*M?lt''
refined al??
caters to Smith Coll'ge faculty and .sfcu
!*ms: unusual opportunity; easy terini.
i, 77Y Tribune.
LICENSED ELBCTRIQAL OsNTRA'-'TuK
;-. ?Vnred;
small . ? .
lietwusn 4 an'i i o'ci<xsk, JJ43 West 4JKh st.?
_? 1
TO LET?CANDY PRIVILEGE for Jaew
2,2i)"-seat :. .:?.- theatre. PI O.
Box ?33. City Hall iT-tai.on. N< ?r York
A FULLY equipped m<i-. hi? -
; a good paying housvhoid a
H. E. R., 3 it Tribune.
BUSINE3S CARDS
Carpets and Rasa
REALLY BEAUTIFUL CARPETS. Rns,
Royal. French V.' i
Manhattan ii'.s?-!, bovght at ^.. -
? . , .
green, gray brown, plain, sala i
-. du.st?.-Y uni washed 'ske new; 3.?WO-.
her i '..-;?.-.??. S: DC, 5- W), $7J
u;. Rug? all .. -?::??.-, ??.QO t??
S-Y7, O'J up. Makij?? o t ..".?. iay.r.g. re
pairiDs. dyeing; r? srsT: llixo>v -
14- Mad m Ave. -j? ->>-i.
Diamonds, jewelry, Etc
DIAMONDS AND JE'.VELHT BO TOST .
FOR CASH, estates appraised, purchase?!,
BENNETT. 17: Broadway, upstairs.
..-,-?- ?? m
Express and Trucking
B'klyn & New York Deliveries
lona distance hauling?Contract work.
Dai;y Loig ls?anl trips as far as Freepert,
Hodack Express ?Sc Trucking Ca
Telephone Decatur 1525
-?.- m
Furniruro
WE TAT hl?hest prices for furniru-??,
piano?, antiques, b:io-a-br?c, books, art,
et.--. GABaY. as University PL Stuy
v- ?an: 2377
Trunks
BIG BARGAIN?New and uj"*-5 warl-o^t
trunks 506 Sixth ave., bot. 39th-3lst ata*
I. ? ' :rrr^==nr:-_ ; ?-sr=J??
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT RICHS \J? Y'U'NTT.
?FRE'Y'EKH.'K BADWAY, doing busi?
ness isnd'-r the f
7. !.. RADWA7NER ?77ED CO., Plaintiff,
against LUIS CASTANB OLIVA,
business under the name ai
SOCIEDAD AN?NIMA CASTANB, De?
fendant.
Tu THE ABOVE NAMED PErENTANT:
Y-.i' \P.K HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer thi end to
s.- answer .?si th
11 ff's atl
i
fallare
t.. appi . will bo.
?the r?
lint.
Dated, New ?urj;, this 2d ?lay of Ju'.y.
- - .
ET T \=: BERNSTELN.
& I ? -?? foi I'. O.
Address, -?h of
York ? it v.
TO LUIS CA 7 ... - ? busi
tyle of
>..(?!!-;;?.?.;. an?nima castanE:
The : . i upon
you by publl
??? . .' th? Su?
preme Cou i te of Ne?
120, an?!
E
.- .. '.,:? Court, at the
the County of
?.
New York, this .. ..,?? uf Au
TJU?t. ^ .
ELIAS BERNSTEIN,
Attori ' ' .>
.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
PEfK, REBECCA G.?-IN PURSUANCE
of an or.:,-:' -.,: H n. John P .
? County of n?i? YorltJ
NOTICE IS HEREBY Q1VE.N to all ?v-r
B na having claims against .' EBECCA <i.
PECK, late ?. !' the County of New York,
de eased, to present the same With i
ers thereof to the subscribers, it '!ii?r
place of transacting business, at the office
of Putney, Twombly .? ?"u'rtey, thesr ?t
lorneys, .?: jj Rector Street, is? s he Bos ,,? i
of Manhattan, in the City of Now York,
State of New York, on or before the 34
day "i Novomber, i ?20.
Dated, .Now ?.irk, April 30. ITTJO.
FRANCIS \v. PECK.
IRENE D. LUDLUM,
Die? York
PJ-T--.-EY. T'.V"MBLY & PUTNEY, At
i rneya for Executors, Offl? ? it Post?
?te.?-. Address, 2 Rei Bor?
ough of Manhattan, .Now York Csty.
-. FRANK.?IN PURSl A\?7?7 OF AN
va
y of New
NOTICE Is hereby given to ?i: persons hav?
: . .-??
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criber
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m 151 as
:
1, New Y.s S. the 2nd day ..f July,
ELIZABE1 r
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...
Army Orders
Frowi 77is Tribune's W ? Burean
VVASHINijl . ?ra
issued lo-di .
Hororabl] Di-'lntrseil
?
Eng.
.
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.; ? . M. ? .
aiming
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C. V -.! T. C.
J
R., F A.
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' .. Lt. Col. T. R., Judge .'^!v. O'-n.
Mfiliini Corps
... H. J.. to ?
M. ... Maj. .?r
H., to F?r1 ? . ??.
to Ca lord -s..
. l'Y NY, i .
Air >.'r?;.v
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. ;<n
Lt. C.,; Lt. O. B.
i ipt. R. IL, bjj ' - Wa*a
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Quartermaater Corpa
L.. to ? -d.
i .? ston.
KieUl Artillery
i ? .te.
- Lew la
.
Dental < ?irp^,
.- mery,
? a,
: . to 1-" j. t Lea? an
Miscellaneous
j . Weat Point.
Camp t
le
Mai ?
. . o ...
Clark, Maj T. A, ?J. A. C, to Fort
O. P., U. .S. A., retirad. t??
,!a<. . oville.
Lt A. A., C. V. B , to Kd?'j
-1 Lt h. ?; . . ? -pt.. to
..: ,. J: . A U ?.-ru., to Waah
J. Q. A., U. S. A., retired,
J-, a, C W. 8., to Fur?
. ?ton.
Navy Orders
From The Tribu* '?'.on Sureau
Aug. It?Navy order?
.
Dunra?, il. J, to dest. squad. 3,
-
lt., to naval air ata.. I?j.rr;p^
: iada
Y ^?. W., to U. S. S. Craven.
? I
Ramal le En? H. to 17. B 8. Relief.
I r div. 21.
I* C., t.? staff of conw
-A.n. ?i. IL Y Bum.
Vf. 8., i? ititl of com. Vice
Ad H use.
\ Tugtjle. Lt. ?J. g.) R. B, to U. S. S. Long.
?h, Gun. M. U.. to L". S. S. Ra
detesky.
Es-hssa-.tt. Lt. (j. g.) E. A., on inacuv?
duty :n Eui |
Busk::i. Lt. J. J., to U. S S. Relief,
son, Lt. vj. g ; p. v., to U. S. B,
i Relief.

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