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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09
FUNERAL OF
DIR. BLACK TO
BE HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services for the Rev.
James Thompson Black. pastor of
the Bethany Presbyterian church
and former moderator OF the De
troit Pesbytery. who died in his
study. Tuesday. OF heart trouble.
will be held from the church where
for 10 years he had served Chris
tianity. Friday afternoon. at 2
o'clock. The remains will be taken
to, his old home, Delhi. N. Y. for
burial.
The body of the pastor was taken
to the church late Wednesday aft
ernoon, to lie In state. The funeral
sermon will be preached by the
Rev. John Edenburn, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church Of Toledo.
a classmate of DR.. Black at Lane
Theological seminary, in Cincinnati.
The Rev. r. L. Bachelor. who was
associated with DIR. Black In Beth
any church, will assist.
Dr. Black was graduate of Ham
llton college, a member OF the Alpha
Pelta Phi fraternity and Phi Beta
Kappa. He held many honors in
the circles Of his church. In 1919
he was delegate to the World AL
lance OF Presbyterians, held In
Aberdeen, Scotland, and made
member of the permanent commit
tee Of the western division Of the
alliance. He was also vice-modera-
tor Of the judicial committee Of the
Presbyterian general assembly OF
the United States, and at one time
president OF the Detroit Pastors
union.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09
DEAF AND DUMB"
BEGGAR HAS VERY
QUICK RECOVERY

John Frederick, who was placard-
ed Deaf and dumb" became SO in
dignant when Detective Frank Will
kinson motioned to accompany HI
to police headquarters that he start
ed to calling the officer names.
The detective bad watched the man
for some time as he stood In front Of
the Peoples State bank on Fort-st.,
and was convinced that he was a
sham.
After the man had been question
ed at headquarters he was sent to
the receiving hospital for treatment.
He as been there but few minutes
when ne walked away, unobserved.
and the police have been unable TO
find him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

dramatic interest TO a general story
OF the invasion OF this country at
New York. Battles. explosions, fires
all OF the thrills demanded by the
picture patron are here provided m
just little more liberality and with
just a little more spectacular effect
than any picture has yet offered
Quite aside from ones personal be-
lief or disbelief In the principle of
preparedness, The Battle Cry Of
Peace" Is q good picture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

the Catholic church has produced.
Ernest A. O'Brien, legal represent
ative of the society spoke on its
work in caring for children brought
into the juvenile court. Martin e.
Calvin acted as chairman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

M EFT BEN VANCE JR the millionaire oil baby OF Tulsa,
40 Okla His father recently killed in auto accident
and left him estate valued at S15000OO and an income
from oil royalties of $18 month Baby Vance has just
regained his mother from whom he separated when
divorce decree obtained by his father The mother sued
to have it set aside and won.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

"The Battle Cry of\Peace," which
is doing a land Office business In the
broadway Strand theater this week,
is remarkable both as picture
drama and a plea Tor military pre-
paredness on The prt of the United
States. The story OF the two New
York families wiped out by the in
vaders gives. plenty OF personal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

ON this farm was built George w.
Hands world-famed yacht Won
der"
Barbara Fritchie." called "a war
play without battle scene" though
thousands OF soldiers appear In
some of the scenes, will Introduce
Mary Miles Minter. on the Males
tic theater screen next week. Miss
Minter was featured with William
and Dustin Farnum In "The Littlest
Rebel" several seasons ago. and
made a hit in pictures in Emmy OF
Stork's Nest" In Barbara Frit-
chic" she has the title role. The
screen version is based on the poem
by whittier and the play by Clyde
Fitch. The story concerns the
Richmond belle who falls In love
with a union soldier and who In shot
down by a fanatic when she pro-
tects the union flag a. Gen. Jackson
and his army march through the
town. The veteran actress. Mrs.
Thomas whiifen. appears In the
supporting cast which also includes
Guy Coombs. Anna @. Nilsson, Wal
lace Scott and william A. Morse.
Mrs. Whiffen has appeared with
prominent stage stars for more than
so years. All the regular Majestic
features In a nim and musical way
also are on the program.
One OF the largest OF vaudevilie's
musical comedy acts. Tho Junior
Revue OF 1916" presented by a COM
pany Of rs will be next weeks fea-
ture attraction In the Orpheum the
alter. The principals include Frank
Manning. Leo Clarke. the Hudson
sisters. Chrissie and Dairy Wexford,
George Ford. Bert and Harry Cor.
don and 16 girls In the chorus. The
principals appear in representations
OF Irene Franklin, the Howard
brothers, Gertrude Holman, FRITZ
ScheT, Rosxika and Yapczi Dolly.
and q half-dozen burlssQue skits on
current dramatic successes are
mingled with the musical numbers.
songs and dances. Other acts on
the program include Jarrow, a
magician who invented the lemon
trick; Chauncey Monroe and com.
pany In clever playlet, "A Busl-
ness Proposal" Port and DE Lacy
In bits OF musical comedy, and Cum
Minis and Seaman. knockabout come
dams. Pictures, changed daily. will
precede and follow the vaudeville.
The Golden Crook" burlesque
company that has long since won
favor with burlesque patrons, will
be the Gayety's attraction next
week The company loaded by
Comedian Billy Arlington will pre-
sent musical skit called Tho
Midnight Club" Other well.known
performers In the conirany will be
Frank Dobson. Eleanor Cochrane,
.Alva McGill faskin. the Russian
dapcer. Hite and Renow and the
Beau Brrmmel trio.
Leila Mcintyre and John Hyams.
well known and popular vaudevil-
lians and musical comedy stars VIII
b. seen I'm the Detroit opera house
the week OF Dec. 20, in a new must
cal piece called my Home Town
Girl" The book was written by
Frank Stammers and THE musical
score by Lew Hirsch. The company
supporting Miss Mcintyre and Mr..
Hyams viii include Eda Won Luke,
who will be remembered for recent
appearances here as the widow In
the revival Of "1he Prince OF Pill
SER" Elipa Youlin, Maude Beatty
Doris Vernon, Dorothy Reich. David
Andrada, Charles Horne, william Il.
Hays and a large singing and dane
ing chorus.
"'rhe Battle Cry of\ Peace" which
A.. dnino a land office business in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

NJ ADLER. 77s Michigan Ave.
CABLE PIANO CO, 2l2 Wood
ward Ave.
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO.
ia Broadway.
CITY MUSIC CO. Goa Mack Ave.
DETROIT MUSIC CO. ass Wood
DORIAN PHoNoGRAPH CO.. IS
Michigan Ave.
ELLIOTT. TAYLOR. wOOLFEN-
DEN co, Woodward Ave.
GOLDBERG PHONOGRAPH CO
1877 Gratiot Ave.
s, J. GUEST btl Dix Ave.
HEYNS BAZAAR, 1t7 Wood
ward Ave.
HUsTEDT PIANO CO. sit Ora
tiot Ave.
II. KRAMER a SON. 1901 Ora
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c. o. LIZ BARON. 2i74 z. Jener-
son Ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09
O u r P POLICY

ITO anticipate and for the demands for service in
every locality-to grow with Detroit
The situation in Detroit has put the telephone company
to the test Because we do anticipate the future we
have been able to for practically every order in
everylocality promptly Whole sections have become
populated almost over night. You would have excused
many delays under such trying circumstances But in
spite OF the unexpectedly rapid growth in certain dis
trlcts the percentage of delays has been very small
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09

J. HENRY LING. IS Library Ave.
r. y. MELIN CO. Az E. Garfield
FRANK NIMAN. e2y Chene st
NOBLE PIANO CO. 900 Grand
River Ave.
NOBLE PIANO CO. 1916 Gratiot
Ave.
NOBLE PIANO CO. ISL Wood
ward Ave.
Ave
MAX REICH. s7o Michigan Ave
v. ]. SELEwSKI, S77 Chene 81.
MAX STRASBURG CO, % r.
Grand River Ave.
UMMERFtELD e. HEIGHT. 90
Michigan Ave.
UMMf.RFIELD a. HEIGHT. 1919
w Jefferson Ave.
q A r ID NER WHITE, bs9-e0I
Mack Ave.
e. A. TEcKMAN. 71s oratiot
Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-25
CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK hy the Grace q Col. Free an!
llIsp-rtsu,
TO Kate lie Hartman. Arthur Tl-ubul.
MAJ J. Wertheinler. William Hartman
Archer Harmar. Gertrude Crane. E,sie Har-
man ,,iheou Harmau. Constantine Norman.
Edward G. Brooks. Thomas -. stuart George
creditors lerarees. neat u kiu or Otherwise
% the Estate Il Archer Hartman deceased
"a hp az he time ~ his death resided ~ tho
1i'y u New York. Borough 10: Manhattan.
County AMI state 81 ,~V York. send greeting
Upon the petition ~ Arthur TurutII re-
siding ~ Eerrarisfiue New Jersey. and
Kate Lee Hartman. residing at Milford Penn
~ti,aula. you aui each u you are hereby
,ifeI 20 show cause before one - our Surro-
cate. = the County ~ New YORK at The
~4rrogates Court OF said County held at the
Han u Records. 30 the county u New York.
on The ist d. 81 June. 1915 a. hal'-past
ten o,io,k DO the forenoon of that day Why
the account ~ Arthur IUrubull as executor
Of and trustee under The last will and testa-
ncnt and the colicU thereto of Archer Har-
man. de,easep ant Kate lee Harman. a.
es-,ut!i, ~ and trustee under The last Will
and testament and the ro1iril thereto Of
Archer Harman. deceased. should not be
JliIcially -ettl-I
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ve have
,1usel the seal u the Surrogites' Court Of
ta' sid County Of New YORK 10 bs here
unto sfH "a
WITNESS HON JoHS p. CoHALAN. q
Surrogate 81 our said County. al the County
~ >eW York. 'he 18th day OF April IN TN.
t"s.r = our Lori one THOUSAND nine hundred
AMI rfieen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the surroSs.es Court.
Seal 30 Sr-rogs'-s' Court
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PARTITION SALES.

St-PRrl,r ,or.rT Comfy or NEW
ynrt -lNt-t.r - BEVCs%Ap pIa-rfiu
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49, VI ''' ,.,',t t,,. - ~, lax ,tc mn
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o,,fo.l- noon an ,'.,f .It, boz. Io.erh T. lav.
\ ~ t,np.er th. orsrnises .lil.rf.t tv said
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Army and Many Orders:
Movements of Warshibs
.Trom Ths T1trre Bl:esul
Washington. May e

.lf'm Ihs T1'lre Bureau
Washington NAV q
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'a.-i ta ea'er rei, class a. Arm, War college
CAT iAERY e. RETHERS on Inf detailed
B.. q e.. tY f4ac cN..' AIg tl Wes' Point
W A.at Iua D. ,or lu,y q. s.l,aa, 20
csr IAEi / MoRsE coast Ar detailed sd
yr.a. suic' Ne, .,, p, W.,,r,o.a 49, '''
Cfrf HARRY HICKMAN -l.f Irf. detailed
t-.,..,.g So. 1..f ~ form. f-.r, oil, -
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Nee Yors Li,euoo. MAY 3. to .le American
Line "i'A - CABIN and l'' -tecrase passenger.
malls and mi,e Bar. II - m. sd.
tosnH. Ponce al I.ao.. MAJ l6 Ma,agIrz T..
Aguaiia IL AID san Juaa TO- 90 %, Ncs YORK
l''r'" Rico :. 90. fol- lis passenger, mai ana
ml-c Ea-. 90
LcruoI Or Yokohama March l., Koic IT,
Mon IL. shanghai q Hong Kong % Sns4rars
April =. colombo a. Port said 20 AMI Alscr-
Ma d. Q" W II 1Ne'iIeI Co.. Bar. DO & > "a
>,crrc .NorI. Toui,burs e a. Nav % 20 II
Ni',l"ssr y GO. iU Ialla>- Bar $50 m
Ba-aua. tieufucsas Ma, D. and Havana %. 90
,lr NeN l0ra tuba Mall =, 60. vim nI,'.
Bar. ,.-5 90
C.cluIc Cuac5 ,Nor. Sana MAJ IT, 90 us
A. aafl. irIf Go. '.fI fruit Bar. Midnight ysl
ho'uqI-i. rp.-, Ma. =. MfF2gIrk g. FsiWs-
Ana 10. Arroyo d NauGsh0 =. suu san Juan J..
FOB Pine Bull Il-u.ar Liu.. win Ul-e. Ear 3D. % a u
Homer tty Hr llsv- M4S - 90 TIE Com
-a.uie G-aeraie TraE,4.lauillue Nl'h n,.>.. Bar.
Iioair< Hal baltimore May %. 20 tho Nee
i'-. South Amc1ra. Line. 30 ballast. quar-
au'uc. ~ o..
L,.4loll Ii- Manchcs'of MAJ s. 10 lie In
'ci Ocean Transport Co. 3D. ballast Ba'. 5 %
M.nz4nares OBr Port Morant May 70 70 tie
Inl'eI Frlt e.. wiki fruit Bar. $50 a ~
Beigic Dan. titD'ueg0, May II. % tie Nun
slu - Line. WITH sugar. Bar. 1910 q 20.
ksluld b.. Buruc. Arc. April rs al Bar
baIos NAV H.. 90 tc We, Indie =, CO. With
md-r Bar lO 10 d
su,auel4nu. BIZ. Philadelphia May -. 20
Ba,.cr i ca. with mlsc BOO transit. Quarantine.
Moiau,. Ne,e orleans May 10. to the Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-25

COUNTY COURT.
Special Term GIBBS.
Nofiofs al - PARE matters.
Saith Farkcr ,.,.,,.,
N.,~isrt .srrolst Ilrie H.huhors
rro..os S..ts ED.s' l.'er Il
Gfcwer N..er " ~N"'r same
pei,N .k.srrev FiIED same
sf..t..vgr.. Massraurrfo f.h..- Oman
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sURRoGATG's COURT CHAMBERS SCHULZ.
- tas Gale. iaT
TrlAi Tsrm >tllt ~. :
No LAY ca.f
RtfIRtE APPOiN1EO-sUPRtme COURT.
y, BRADY
B.-t'ck B1rtlci John J H'es
RECEIVER tPPOisrEO-sUPRtnG COURT.
b., BRADY.
P1rck Really Op'ra q. John hshy
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A WAITRESS Young Irish girl excellent
long references $50. h. Miss lofmSer's AseucV.
10 t4st i3l 81. 81 foor Telephones SoE AMI s,is
Nusrai Hii
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SupRFnF COURT


Parts ! ali II el'our O.! tor the Term
Part ~ kEOGH.
The following calendar vi'l lie called a. 2 IS
A. cih.r ca.cs &, over u.tU the June term.
Doruclly /NNC&HRK seymour brown
10, 10 last Chester B'Ign/Ntsi TIC hh
Oaeu FED sugar Ref
DECISIONS
By MOESCHAUSIR
Elizabeth Hocls,actter GoI'Iey Hoch,taeiieF et al
Motion granted. -
By TOMPk1NS. J.
Grace kno,gl,s. a. alm1 ~ Chas KNOWLES s
y N 4 81 u Motion granted h7 default
Jennie ! Bro'.s. as 44mN raAcls Root Motion
granted order signed.
Fleurctt. j. GslioplChs iiuSsar - a.! Motion
grantel upon condition That tie appellant give Al
Undertaking 20 secure TIE payment 90 'he past dam
age o. we'll a. tie damage, that mar accrue upon
ihc deic,mirs'r. ~ The arges. and Tie taxable
costs aud disbursements
sURROGATE's COURT SAWYER 6
L. tsrnp -ar, quarters Miles Bui ling White Plains
WILLS FOR PROBATE
S1phla VI pocpel Margaret ~facF
APPOINTMENT ~ T. TIKI STLE
james D N,tauc
ACCOUNTING
Gustav i Hamburger Ebert Barlite
ENECITORS ACtol MING.
Amalis .hu.iV
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOJ NTlNG
Josie Il HrohaW
COMPULSORY ACCoU NTING
John trailooa g. y ilamou ger
COUNTY COURT rIATT J.
Criminal calendar
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

.0nf y 7
Destination AMI ste7m-r 30 ?. m.
HaPat via san Fralcls-0I. Willr.niina .. MAJ -
Japan. '0rea. CHINA wa Sea'ficI. Tacoma
il4ru .........' ...-.................. May 20
Hawaii japan Corea. Clirs lsiA san Fran
cisao. Nivpon Mar. .............. Nay 8;
Guam. Philippines via San Francisco.
0 transport .......-. ........ Nay 81
ia1Hii. samoan Islands. Australia. NeF
Le>iacd wa San Francisco. Sluoina o.. Juno
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20 East cifh street
Tie approximate amount u tho taxes, as
sessments ami Wsfef rates or other lens
which are 10 Do allowed - tho purchaser
our q the purchase prize or paid by tho
Referee is 500
The said premises viii - sold subject to
any ana all covenant against uuisances and
restrictions IS 20 buildings. u any which
may he II - ori affecting said PREMISES.
Dated sew York Ma Eth 49,,
NARRY ElII-R. Rcferes
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAKEFIL CARPET CLEANING co. -,le.ns D.,
romureS.ed air steam LAND or cO0r 1883
grcadwsy. :ol East ASIA 81 Zoe BRANDT
1e. ia2-5sth.
NULTTGRArH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 500
81 so: 900. ili5; 10000. 81. e.. H. Weatherior1
10 BroadNsy Equii abe Bu!ldiLSl. Room l.I.4.
Phone Rector t54..
NEW YORK ,ARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest Largest, Most Modern
FINE RUGS W0NEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable Send Tor Circular.
Tel 1892 ise- nry..: I37 t3o West t5th II
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nh, ,o-,rc-,.,i-o vc.'s-la- a. az - >. m
We, "a agc-aso ye.'crlaJ - a7crsse i'' g"iIS
,,rg late az t,a- - average i"i corr 'i'''''
liz date last t.ift' -'1" year, o.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

-S~,de. raared. life experience %
all lrau,hc, of gardening. thoroughly familiar
vfh plants. shrubs. trees. lawns. hothou,e WORK
handy with tc9.s. Address A J.. rs L .2stA IT.
= \ {.
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Pee ~ POI NloAVF r. p lowe
rl 70 TAI Gonna a 49,.
Dr Ilr' .'' W. '''
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HELP WANTED.
Male

WANTED. a. once reliable r,tirtf army sergeant 70
arrange and direct force q special guards apply
rs.tion' Middle West Adde'S, Sergeant. Boz 90
Tribune or
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SIRROGATE'S NOTICES.

IL Pursuance or AN ORDER OF HON
orabl, John p. Coh'ian, Il Slrrogate 81
the County Il Nrw York. notice 10 hereby
given 20 an persons having claims against
Elizabeth Fullck. lAte - th' county u
Sow York. deceased. 60 present ihr -am>
.,ith vouchers thereof % the subscribers.
a. their place If 'r1nsacung business.
Room 1906 so $50 Broadway. Manhattan.
in Tho city OF Nv York. ou cor before the
18th day = November nest
1915 ALEXANDER BEOUGH
EDWARD e.. NAJGER.
WILLIAM GOLDSTICKER. Atty. Tor Tx.
e,utors 100 Broad"ay. New York
~ PURSUANCE Of an order o, Honorabl.
Iohn T. Cohllsn. Surrogate Of the
County u Sew YORK. notice IS hereby given
:, all persons having claims against Cath
crime 4 Bliss. late OF the county OF New
work deceased. - present the same with
Vouchers thereof 20 N" subscribers AZ their
place W trAnsacting business. al the Office
eJict. 10 81 Wall street. In Tho Borough
- Manhattan. CITY u New York on or
lcfor. the sth day OF october next
D4ted. Ne~ York. he 9Th day Of April.
WALTER p. BLISS.
GEORGE y. AGNEW.
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDIcT. At
,nrreNs for Executors. g. Wall street.
R.ro,ieh ot Msuhatta". Ncw York City.
PtlYFE WILLIAM Henry IN PUK-
s,str,. of au order u Honorable John +.
,obslau. = Surrogate ~ the County 81 New
YORK notice IS hereby given TO all persons
b,ttrn claims against william Henry Z.
pb,,e late Of the County 81 New York.
t.re.sad to present the same with Souch-
era thereof 20 the subscriber. A. her place
~, trausacting business. At tho once of
Frederick < Woodruff. so. l6j Broadway.
- the civ Of sew York on or before tho
i5th d.y Of October neat.
Dsted, Sew York the eeth day 81 March.
iais EDITH Il PHYFE
AdministratriN.
FREDERICK s WOODRUFF. Attorney
f.r AdminlsfratriN. los Broadway, Bor-
ough q Manhattan. New YORK city
N-IlEAT. MARIA TN PURSUANCE OF Az
,p'ie9 a., Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surro-
s,te of the County OF New York. notice s hereby
sitca 10 IL persons having claims against Mara
I Mckesn. ate OF the County of New fotk. DO.
easel 10 present tic same With vouchers thereof
10 lie subscriber at his Place o. tfsnsictns bus.
less At the once ~ Mark eros, Company. No. id
Tuh Avenue. Borough = Manhattan. 'i'y .; Aes
iors on Or teiure The IN la % yay. 1918
Dated. Nrw York January an. 1918.
john + M,hEAN, Almnistrstot.
NICHOLAS = BETJtMA\ Attorney tor II:
mlnitlator 40 % Liberty street Borough y!
Manhattan. New YOrA CU
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WORK WANTED.
N W y
Male.

BOOKKLIPEG Gard voucher saiesI,rd. control
ling accounts: understands credits. excellent refer
ci.rcs permanent or temporary. Roland. 10 -
Nicholas ay
ENGINEER. licensed from Jcrsej Cit; ard Ne-
Yor. also elccfri.ia vishes s.eaiy position. a.
place JoS Gautrfolr. - uantock az. jersey city
heights. y. J.
LAWYER tthirtyl. ayc sears business cNp~-iertc.
.1 tear.' active commercial "A" pra''i'e. ~cth~ poe
.if, with commercial tablislmcHf requiring bust
less end legal raining. ell OF part tim. Aiuoe,
VI Box 4 I1hunc u'r'c
TIARNACIST. dcsiring - change climates. want,
position. agc u.s. single man. 20 ycar>' expert space
lC't references John : seaman. Gloy.toi. Tcsa.
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SUPREME COUET.
Appellate Dl,lNon-- Ist rros-f~'7i Nc -
Appellate 1t-~.-lt. sss
Sn,elsl T,~~-Pa-t gRIf\NA' ". J.
MOTION tAIINIA
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AUCTION SALES.

ERNEST il MLLlGAN, Auc,ionesr WI 'sm ,c,.
Tor storage charges.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


Females.
COOK. Young Frcaeh woman. ca1 j. French a.
American cooking h..f private family refcrer -.
50 . sa'vae.e Miss slca's As'a2. 90 last a.
COOK. WAITRESS CHAMBERWAID Best re-
e-en'es finus. sIr.s- very ,fiare az VII :.
Ias.ilt As,lcy. f'9 Lexington a. TEL - P.iii.
COT PLE -FrFi,h Protestant ,o0a. 'alal-e',. ol.-
s. Nj Mason As,a5. i.i Wet 80 81, B1aaI
coJrLr -co.o,el. ,oas asa, saaca-i.s. .5's.
e. go Nj. Nnsrns aEc.5. lsl Met AZ o..
corrLE-Eas.ia arl S.e'.h. eic,s'..., 60. al
pc-onal rsicvuCe,. country preferred lnIISfl!
Association u W 81 "a.
Hot sEwOHhER -Finnsn Anenc.u .ifons ~.
AxentS Il T. ls5th st Pnon. 3si5 Harlem
LADY'S MAID German. competent ,esra'','.'.
ha,rdre,scr PACKER. ts,t refer. Co.'S. .ts.' -.
So can a, Lang 4 Boecaef'f o. As,a''' -
Ne,t $50 81.
LAUNpRkSS A LADY desire, 20 secure A situation
for h.. .4uuirt~. whom ,he can T s1y recon-
mal can M'al4J AID ncsIs}. fra- lhA !.
D. East '''h ~
LArNDEENS -lish c.as'. as r-'- o' alone ~,
LeIirs.oa ,7 1r' "a l'Hs
LAINpEESS compe G..--ia .,' '',tf. ..,
ua.,.,rer a., Aseso. a Wc' $50. -.
Ia >DRESS -CIIAliBrrNAIp competent yo--s
woman. 50. u..' q,n..sI rf.r.c,. Mss shea,
Asel1. 20 is,t i-I Nu,r5 lu -,i
KITCuEN,nID o. ,HAVBERNAip ara WAIT
Acc. 90 Le,ias''6 av 70, 9ls P4,l
MOTHER AID DAUGHTER -worA ,mil family.
together. splendid people. 'c' highly r'c'
meuicd. $40 Ms. Mloas Agency. Isl Nest ~
u BNant $3.50
~ R>F OK MOTHERS HELLER Refined e.iu-
Gated girl. speaks French rucufN. fltuffNa ,
must, SIS Mfs. Ms,ou's Agcucy. l'l West 80 81
NJ RStRY GOYERNESS Young French woman.
fIree YEAR. a. Is,t -i,uarnn. s. g.. Niss No..
MAYER, As,"c1. 90 hast Cd st.. al floor. fA'ne
s9ii Mura Hi
Nurse North German, espcricucel ciy. coun-
-, references. Vagrs $3.50. cal az Lias
Rocchc-tr 60 D., Asen0 g Mes' aSi g
sTA,lSrRESS competent. assist LADY and 10
,I.wh,r.Drk. excellent personal references. co4..
,ry nre'erred Industrial Association. Il Nesi "a
.. Phone $40 BE- ant -
s50TCU COJPLE Butler useful: oook l.uldfess
vii 40 entire NOrk. specially competent 70 uest
references Miss shea's Agency. 30 Eist i-d -
MURRAY I'M t..i .--------
Two NURSES English Pro'estinis. one superior:
SIS. other useful nurse. can sew W; et5ei.e.'
references Mis-, shea's Agency % East "a -
Murra, nnl ga
WoRkING HOT SEkEFPER Excellent cook scoi
manager /, wears best references city ~ co1n-
Try Industrial Assn. i West i-d o. fA'i''
$40 BDSu, ------
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER for bachelors
business people. excellent cook. good ias.as.s'
hest references cts Or country. ladusils4 s'~'
II West 4ad st. Phone. 5.l0 byanl
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wORklNG HOUsEKFfpER for bseheIots
business people. excellent cook. good nin.sr'
hes, rs,ersn-es city or country. lndusins4 AM
II West 42d St Phone. 1-lo IVAN.