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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
Give Pastor an Automobile.

StratfOrd Courier: Last evening at
the regular monthly meeting OF the
Luther League well planned sur
prise was carried out by the members
of the congregation and the League on
the pastor Of the church, Rev. G. A.
CalerestrOm. The regular meeting had
been announced and the usual program
and social time had been arranged and
an invitation had also been extended
to Rev. Ekeberg. pastor of the Dayton
Lutheran church, to be present and
give an address to the members OF
the League. Rev. CallerstrOm, who is
president of the League. announced the
address of Rev. Ekeberg. He was not
aware that the latter's address was to
he in the form of presentation speech
and his surprise can easily be imagined
when the Dayton pastor. in behalf OF
the members of the League and the
congregation, presented him with a
Ford touring car and Il sum of money
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
Rohberies at Randall.

Jewell Record: Robbers visited
Randall Thursday night OF last week,
entering three stores. the Tcigland
hardware. the =. j. Okland 4 Go. gen
eral store. and the Benson drug and
jewelry store Entrance at Okland's
and Rensons was effected through the
rear windows, the robber or robbers
breaking the window glass and reach
ing through to unfasten the locks. At
Highlands they broke the glass in a
side window but evidently were unable
to unlock the window and made an en-
trance by breaking the glass in the
front door and unlocking the door.
At Okiand's the only thing taken
was package OF 500 worth of pen
MES. At Benson's the only thing taken
was three or four cheap plated rings.
At Highlands the thieves took 4 pack
age of fifty post office money order
blanks and the key to the tirst-class
mail sacks.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
EIectroliers for Stratford.

Stratford Courier, Stratford is at
last to have electroliers on main street.
For some time work has been quietly
going on that these electroliers might
be put in before the paving is complet-
ed for it will be necessary to cross the
street under the paving several times
to get the lights properly installed.
The cable arrived by express Tuesday
and will be laid at once. The posts
will be ordered within IL few days. And
very soon it is expected that STRAIT
ford will have a real white way all
of its own.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
*.*,s*!:****** ::'
lettings About the
County.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rev. N0rstad to Leave.

Jewell Record: Tuesday evening Of
this week Rev. Martin NOrstad advised
the Bethesda Lutheran church cOngre-
cation, Of his final decision not to ac-
cede to the request of the congregation
to withdraw his resignation. Rev. Nor
stad asks to be relieved of his pastor
ate here the fore part of next Fcbru-
airy to accept the pastorate Of the Lutl-
eran church at Red Wing, Minnesota.
His decision is final, and there remains
no hope Of Jewell retaining him.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
Some Duck Hunter.

Jewell Record: Another man added
to the list of good duck shooters in
Jewell Lee Stokes is his name, and
here is the evidence of his ability.
Lee went out to the lake with the boys
few days ago. The first thing OF spec
ial note that he did was to shoot Il hole
through the bottom of the boat. The
gang fixed him out with another tub
and he tried again. Some ducks flew
over Lee got excited, stood up. and
fell out of the boat. Finally he got
all set again. Another flock Of birds
drifted down in easy range and Lee
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03

I
and around for number OF days. but
will not leave the hospital for while,
as the wound still needs considerable
care r.
| Miss Florence Hanteldt Of Williams
was a visitor in this city yesterday.
Father O'Meara of Williams was a
visitor in Webster City yesterday.
Howard Alexander of Kamrar was a
county seat caller yesterday afternoon.
Miss Clara Lynch of Stratford was a
visitor in this city yesterday
Miss Mary Closz went to Waterloo
yesterday afternoon for a several days
visit with friends.
Mrs. Howard Watts Of Ellsworth
was visitor in Webster City yester-
day afternoon. =
Miss Elsie Schroeder and brother.
ira Schroeder. of harrisburg, are Web
ster City visitors today.
Il. c. Clarkson, who is operating the
skating rink in this city, went to Dun
cOmbe today on business.
w. D.. Silvers from near Highview
left this morning for Kansas City on
business.
Mrs. Robert Pelz, Mrs. ID. c. Lemley
and child, Mrs. II. l.. Burkett and chill
dren and Miss Minnie Coble, all OF
harrisburg, were visitors in this city
yesterday.
Among those from Jewell who were.
visitors in this city yesterday were
Mrs. Amin Nelson, Mrs. Fred ThOmp-
son and Misses Florence Rushia and
Selma johnson.
Albert Brooks of Oxford. Kans., ar
rived in the city yesterday morning and
has accepted position with the Cen
trail Heating Company. Mr.. Brooks,
who was recently discharged from
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03

army service, is ii step son OF c. p.
Clark, also loflOxford, hut. who is at
present mathis city and expects to
spend the winter at the home of his
sister. Mrs. T.. "A. Patterson.
Mrs. L. Parish and Mrs. Elnora
Sinclair of Woodstock were shoppers
in this city this morning.
Conrad Immelman, OF Sterling, Neb.,
formerly employed at the. Shipley-Black
store in this, city and who was later
attached to the Sandstone division, is
spending a few days with friends in
Webster City.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03

besides amounting to $215.25. Rev.
Callersrom has labored hard in the
local charge and the members Of his
parish feel deeply indebted to him.
Rev. Callerstrom quickly overcame his
surprise and briefly though heartily
his appreciation for the gifts
given him. At the conclusion of the
program the assembled people gather
ed at the chapel where light rcf-e:n-
ments were served. The evening was
Il very pleasant one for all concerned.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
For Sale.

One FavOrite hard coal burner. as
good as new. No. 251. One JeffelY
five passenger car, in good shape 1913
model. Will trade for hogs, cattle or
cash. VIM. Erton. ~ miles from Web
ster City on the old Barton Like farm
on Hawkeye road. ll-"sW6S
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
A. w. Cater Buys Residence.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Baxter recently
sold their home at 1875 Division street
to 4. w. Cater, whose family at pres
sent is residing ut 1892 Third street.
Possession will be given by November
IL.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03

FOR SALE-pure bred Poland China
boars at reasonable prices. Cholera
immune. ]. I. Hoag, phone 30f21.
1O-1Gj-ftf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
From fridays .Daily: ,.-ai

Chas. J. Singer is Des Moines bust
ness visitor today.
Superintendent +. f. Snow went to
Williams this morning to visit the
schools there.
Mrs. Bert Fellows and child of Ellis
worth are visiting in the city today
with Mrs Fellows parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Neel.
Mrs. Jesse Haldeman and child of
Williams are visitors in this city to-
day.
Mrs NJ. Malmberg of Stratford was
u visitor in Webster City yesterday.
Mrs. J. $. Smith of Williams Wars Il
visitor IN Webster City Yesterday.
Mrs J. j. Springer of Jewell was a
Webster City visitor yesterday after
noon.
Marion Robinson of Jewell was Il
business visitor in Webster City ycstcr
day afternoon.
f. L. Taylor of Jewell was a business
visitor in Webster City yesterday at
Miss Ethel Guthrie. county home de-
mOnstratOr. was n business passenger
to Blairsburg yesterday afternoon.
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Sale

The Northwest Quarter and the North Half Of the
Southwest Quarter all Of Section No. Twelve (l2, in
Township No. Eighty eight 88) Range No Twentythree
tanning 240 acres more or less according Government
Survey, known the Bowen Estate Farm will be sold to
highest bidder
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-03

let drive with both barrels, and just
managed to wing one duck, enough to
bring it down but not enough to pre-
vent the bird from making its getaway.
Time went by and finally the gang
heard another shot form Lees direc-
ton. Padding over to where he was
they inquired whether or not he had
got anything, and Lee replied. mo,
but I wounded that fellow again.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Shipping News

High Water.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Committee Named
By Mayor Hylan to
Entertain Pessoa
President-Elect of Brazil Is
Due to Arrive Here Next
Monday, and Banquet Will
Be Given Following Night

Dr.. Epitacio Pessoa, President elect
OF the United States of Brazil, will ar
rive here next Monday as the guest o,
the people of the United States. For
tittingly receiving the distinguished
party which is coming from Portugal
aboard French warship, Mayor Hylan
has appointed a reception committee. of
which Rodman Wanamaker is chair
man, Alfred j. Johnson and Harry c.
Sinclair vice -chairmen, and Grover A.
Whalen secretary.
The official entertainment includes
banquet at the Wadorf-Astoria on
tuesday evening, June "a, at which .hc
leading officials of the national, state
and city governments and diplomatic
and business leaders will be among the
guests. On the following day Presi
dent Pessoa will be entertained at
luncheon by the Pan American Society
of New York, and subsequently he will
be the guest of Ebert H. Gary.
When the President-elect enters the
harbor his vessel will be escorted Nv
squadron of United States warsh.ps.
and he will be welcomed down the bav
by an official delegation headed by
Frank l.. Polk, Acting Secretary of
State, and representatives of the state
and city governments. Mayor Hvlan and
Rodman Wanamaker will lead the
city's representatives.
DR.. Pessoa will come ashore at the
Battery and with his party will pro-
ceed to the Plaza Hotel. He will make
an official visit to the City Hall.
where he will be received by Mavor
Hylan and the representatives of the
city. He intends to remain in this CITY
about week before proceeding to
Washington, where he will be the guest
of the United States.
Among those accompanying the
Brazilian President elect are Nine.
Pessoa and their twenty-year-old
daughter. Captain Armando Burlanaqui.
of the Brazilian navy, and Nine. Bur
lanaqui; Lauro Muller, jr.. secretary of
the legation, and Nine. Muller; Pcsoa
DeQueroz. secretary of the President
elect and also member of the Brazil
ian Foreign Ministry; Maurice Nabuco,
of the Brazilian Foreign Office, and two
attaches and .thcir wives.
1t 'is expected that DR.. Pessoa will
remain in this country until July 2,
when he will start for Brazil aboard a
United States wArship.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Wednesday
American Ports

"ALTlMORE, June 15-Sailed: Steam.
ers oucrosa. Port Lobos; Storakcr (Nor1
CAPE HENRY. Ns June 15.-pass.d
out from Baltimore: Steamers ,-ornelis
.Du.). Rotterdam, Martinicock Tampico.
Hllles. Gothenhurg; Bark Bris (NorNf Rio
Jsne'ro Passed in for Baltimore: Steam
er Arna tNnr }, New York
CHARLESTON S. C.. June Is Ai,,o,.
I,.,1, T.rn'mcrs ftnron: New York (ard sailed for
JACK sonNillel; katahd'r. .Tacksonville land
sailed TOR Boston). Sailed: Barres AIta1 Ia1
mana and Darien lin tow. for Sayannah
~ iN ESTON. June 1h.---ArrivoJ Stasn'.
Srs 'rema|ne tBr). AIgiera: I'll tapitan
Tampico. "'Ns'''o
r,s.s sJ.Ascklss.oNvI1LE; Fla. June 15.-Ar.
Ma,s HMavshnah,' Sailed Steamers Coma che.
deIphia tin tow). ~
:S Sf"a amers Captain Clayton. Nanvitas:
SToina' Galveston (and sailed for New
fork! city Of Philadelphia Havana tand
"a sailed Tor Punfa Rassa). Sailed: Stean,er
Wantonwan. Norfolk N'ea'iet
POitT EAnS, June l5-Arrived: Steam.
nrs British Marshall (Br). Shields. East
port. Europe; Georgia O'r). Havre; .Jalis"o
SSMex)' Progreso. Waukiegon. Eurons
sa MIs.srd I1"s !; j. X spu,rhl New YORK.
Comus. New York; Horado. Bristo, ~ ~ r'.s ;
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Buyers Want Waists for
Both Fall and Summer

Overlapping Of the summer and fall
seasons in women's waists has oc-
Cured, according to several of the
manufacturers. At present the market
is filled with waist buyers in search of
merchandise, both for immediate and
future use. Many of the manufacture
ers are behind in their deliveries, due
to the time lost during the strike and
to the difficulty in obtaining materials.
Instead Of cancclling orders for sum-
mcr waists which have not yet been
delivered, the buyers are anxious to
take in the goods, even though they arc
late, and much Of the merchandise in
tended for distribution to the public
during July will not be offered for sale
until August or later
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Larger Storage Facilities
Planned for London
Business Ne,Us Bureau
.Supri01 Gorr,o,o.,<y


LONDON, May 26.-ln view of the
expected arrival of large quantities of
wool and other produce the next six
months, the Port of London Authority
plans to increase it's dock accomoda
tlons, but it is proposed to anticipate
the Authority's programme of i'm
provements by proceeding mediately
to erect two additional sheds, each
528 feet long and 12O feet wide, to
the westward Of the three sheds (al
ready constructed and in full use) on
the south side of the South Albert
Dock, and of one shed 5O4 feet long
and 120 feet wide on the north side
OF the South West India Dock. The
estimated cost of the work is s132 900.
and the time required for it's COM
pletion will be about four months.
Ultimately these additional sheds.
which will be of brick construction
with concrete floors, will be used for
transit purposes in connection with
the ships berth, which they will ad-
join. In the mean time it is conside red
that they will afford much needed
storage accommodation and thus help
to overcome congestion during the
period of exceptional activity in the
import trade which may naturally be
expected to follow upon the more
normal conditions of shipping.
Since the outbreak of the war in
1914 something like two and quarter
million square feet Of additional shed
and warehouse space have been
brought into use in the Port Author
ity's system, providing space for the
storage and handling Of 100000 tons
of goods.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
HAMBURG, June 4.-~-Arrived: Steamers
Decatur Bridge. New York; East Wind

Decatur Bridge. New York; East Wind
N1M MELsINGFoRs. ISTs June Arrived
Steamers Frederiksbors DAM. Savannah
sth. Lygnern tSwed.l, savannah.
HAvRE June New yoss s5srmsr
Steamer Moorish Prince tBr), New York.
Isl kINsALE June lS.yPasssd: Steamer
KOBE. June s.-Arrived: Steamer lava
Maru (Jap.). New York via Balboa. Homo
lulu and Yokohama.
LA PALLICE. June 1.-Arrived steam
er kenilworth (Br). Baltimore.
LONDON. June 13.--Arrived: Steamers
Roseleaf (Br.). Newport News via Fal,
Newport News; War Peridot tBr). Mon
treaI.
LIVERPOOL. June 14.-Arrived steam steam
egs sgs, carmania !Br, New York; sn,rsi Sailed
LIZARD: June ls.- Passed: Steamers
Bilbster CBr.). Montreal for Havre Glas-
sr New YorS fon 9s
MANCHESTER. June ls.-Arrived
Steamer Ventura de Larrinaga tRr). Gal
weston via Norfolk.
Steamer Lake Huron. New Orleans via
Ads{sias R0uEN a, rsa, June x llSaed Sail, Schooner
TrinsuIo tBr). New York.
1mps1oyaI SmTlhhE 3pr 5uDs New ssa'ed yoT Steamer
SOUTHAMPTON. June 14-sailed
Steamer Aquitania tBr). Halifax. n S
TORRE ANNUNZIATA. June lO.-Ar-
rived Steamer Ardenhall (Br). Phila-
deIphia.
TRIESTE, June e.-Arrived Steamers
Dubac Utal). Norfolk; 4th. Dayton. New
York. Sailed Steamer West Lashaway.
New York.
VENICE June s-Arrived: Steamer
Westcliff (Br). Philadelphia.
YOKOHAMA. June ARRIVED: Steam
ers Terpaisian Matu (Jap). Seattle; Korea
Maru (Jap). San Francisco for Hong
Kong.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
statesmen WANTED

Prominent financial organization with
large sales force has few permanent
positions for experienced statesmen who
have demonstrated their ability prefer
men with canvassing training. who have
old books. ma ga zines. household articles,
office appliance, or other similar lines.
Men will sell stock on drawing account
and liberal commits ssion basis but nee d
have special experience in selling
stock; in fact. the average type of stock
salesman is not desired; ri gid training un-
der sales plan. which has proved excep-
tionally successful. and hard work assure
substantial remuneration
My men of highest type whose record
VIII stand strict investigation and desire
to be permanently associated with one or
ganizaton should apply. answer by let
ter only and give full details of all busi-
ness accomplishments. Replies treated
confdentially. Johnson e Hopkins Co..
39S 5th av. n. Y. c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
Annual convention of the Allied Medical
Association of America at Hotel Penn
sylVania.
Dinner. Sweater and Knitted Textile Man
ufacturers. Hotel Astor Room c. D. m
Meeting, Textile Finishers, Hotel Astor
Room u, 10 a. m.
NIGHT
Meeting, Greater New York Cigar Makers.
Hotel Astor. Room D, p. m
contest of freshmen of University College
OF Arts and Pure Science. in Auditorium
a. ohiVerslt? Heights, for Macdonald
MEMORIAL Prize for Public Speaking
Speech at reception OF foreigners who re-
Gently became citizens by Supreme Court
Justice Wagner. at headquarters of
League of Foreign Born Citizens. 95 Sec
ond Avenue, s p. m
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16

a. m..SO l p m. 81 s p. m... SO
Barometer Readings
a. m. .3o.O5 l p. m. 80 04 S p. m. 80. 90
Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. June 15.-Prcssure is
low west of the Rocky Mountains with fair
weather and high temperatures except in
the Pacific states. East of the mountains
pressure is slightly above normal, as a rule.
although with quite high temperatures and
with numerous local thunderstorms in the
Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys. the north
upper lake region Northern and Western
New England, the Middle Atlantic states
and North Carolina. There were also rains
in Southern Texas with heavy fall at Gal
weston.
There is moderate disturbance about 200
miles off the North Carolina coast, moving
slowly northward but as yet unattended by
strong winds.
There will be showers Monday in the New
England and Middle Atlantic states. North
Carolina and the north and west upper lake
fair weather will prevail Monday and Tues
day. east of the Mississippi River. 1t will be
cooler Monday in Southern New England
and warmer Tuesday in the north upper
lake region; Elsewhere temperatures will
change but little.
Forecasts for Special Districts Eastern
New York. fair Monday. except showers in
extreme south; Tuesday probably fair
shs.,'ath southern mu New ENGLAND; probably local
partly cloudy in western, cloudy in eastern
portion.
New Jersey and Delaware showers Mon
day; Tuesday probably fair.
Eastern Pennsylvania, partly cloudy in
west. showers in east Monday Tuesday fair.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York, generally fair Monday and Tuesday.
little change in temperature.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16

GIRLS wanted by the manufacturers OF
Cracker. Jack in package Department.;
comfortable and airy floors Rucckhein
Hros; Eckstein. Bush Terminal Build
ing NO 20. 43d st. and I'd av, Bkyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Cla sified A Advertising
HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIRLS-GIRLS-

We can use several girls to learn differ
ent branches OF silk yarn trade; good SAL
airy and bonus while learning; rapid pro-
motion. Apply all week. Kahn & Fold
man, 20 West 22d ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
GIRLS, 100, 1925 YEARS
AT HUYLER'S

Learn candy packing, bon
bon dipping, enrober feeding
order and stock clerks; ideal
conditions; temperature 20 de-
grees cooler than outside; paid
while learning; also part time
workers. Apply daily. EN-
pioyment Department, 1928
East 18th ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
TRANsPACIFlC NAILS

The connecting mails close at tho c,S..
nd CITY Hall Fostofiice stations New va
al $40 p m, az follows: ''A
Japan. Corea. Siam. Cochin Chin.
Netherlands East Indies Via Va,sasna sna
ana victoria: B. c. per steamship Mo.,s
eagle. June II. "oh''
Hawaii. Shanghai City and ph,,s..,-
Islands via San Francisco por stean,sas
Columbia, June 2s "she
Tahiti. Maroucsas. Cook Islands "
Zealand and especially addressed rsanr >.r
Australia via San Francisco. per stears.s'f so'
Moena, June 20. "'saip
Hawaii. japan. Cores. China ,sx.
Shanghai Cityb. Siam. Cochin t;hl,s NNseR
erlsnds East Indies and Philippine f.is.snl' Ia
San francisco, per steamship Shinyo Man
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New zealans
specially addressed mail for Austrian. ssa ,9
Vancouver and Victoria, Is. {, per sse,ss s
ship Niagara. June II an'
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine ts,.n.
via san Francisco. per United States trsa's
port. June 80. "hs.
Hawaiis Samoan Islands Austrai,s
New Zealand. via San Francisco. per s,.snu snu
ship Sonoma. July 3. eh'
Japan. Corea. China. Siam. Coch;, ,-s.-
Netherlands East Indies and phllinn,.- Una ,a
ands. via Seattle. per stcamshin a,.'s ss'
Maru, July g. ''cs
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
FOREIGN PORTS

A. ADELAIDE. June 12;-Arrived: Ship
Ceres (Dutchj. New New York. Arrived: 10th, 9th,
steamer Falstria (pan.). New York.
Tricolor tNor.) 0rom Buenos Ayres). New
Janeiro and saatos}, New York schooner
BARRY, June 1a-sailed: Steamer
riya51on RERGrI .hr2; ,,s SANDY Hook for ordsrs}
Christian Krogh ,tNor.), Baltimore; 5th.
stsaReT nlRKiNasAR Nsa3s Rev TorE Sons H. Sailed
BUENQs AYREs. June 12.-Arrived
Sastn,s. steamers North Pines; Newport News and
genia Schneider (Fr), Pensacola Mar
pesia (Nor:), Jacksonville; schooners Day
krieger. Norfolk via Rio de Janeiro Mary
L. Baxter, Norfolk VIC Rio de Janeiro
salfh MR1sTiaNs Steamfs Mnhaska inha Nsw s, York
ship Lldyard (Nor): New York; steamer
Brazil .Mor), Norfolk.
stsa@sr vibeTs Gano' oss %srtmaie Sailed
clsarpool (Br;) Montreal.
q5f1SS!s BuSGENNsss Sf & New JSHe SDek ,4psSseo
steamer Norman Monarch (Br5. New SSSer, York
er Honolulu. New York
FALMOUTH. June 13.-Arrived: Steamer
Lake Gravity. Montreal
GENOA. June s.-Arrived Steamers
Giuseppi Verdi Gtal.), New York; Caserta
Qtal), New York.
GIBRALTAR, June 11.-Sailed Steamer
Ho!thy (Br.), Sandyhook (for orders):
18th, arrived: steamers Maria Stathatos
(Greek!. Quebec; Aldernay (Nor). Port
land, Me- l$th, Eastern King. Baltimore;
Prince (BrD. Montreal. Sailed: Steamer
Yamato Maru (Jap). (from Cadiz) Balti-
more
GREENOCK, June 13.---Arrived Steamer
Trafalgar (Br), Newport News via Sagua
and Matanzas.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16

FALMOUTH. June fs.-Arrived. g..
ers fython. Montreal via Quebec: nm. nm.
-. FASTNET. June I5.--Passed: s,.
Wells CITY tBr.), New York for Rr,s,s,nes
GiBRALTAR. June 1S.-Arrived. So.
Fiume. Tor
LON DON. June 1t.-Arrivcd. s,..
raiacla tBr. }. New YORK: Glenslov 1pefs
Montreal. Sailed: Steamers DEFIANCE nnr.1,
\ Iork; Ssco New York Nes
t,nERPoOi- June i4.-Arriyed: s,e.,o..
. LIZARD. June ls-Passed: sts.
Saxonia tBr). New York for en <,sn
Micn,gnn tBr }. New York for Lonsnna
SANTOS. June l3.-Arrived: Sts..
Euciid tBr), New York via Rio de I.nmaer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
HELP WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS Young
Irish woman: Ccdarhurst preferred: s45
and uniform. X. Miss Hofmaycr's Agency,
10 +. 43d St. Sd floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill
COUPLE, or two women. white pr,vats
family; one for laundry and general
nousecleaning, one cook; Russian or
swedish preferred: sl00-$11o for two:
good home; best wages Halperin. l414
1incoln pl. near Utica ave. Brooklyn
Bedford 5709.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16

Highest, rs, at 80 p. m. lowest, 81, at
40 a. m. !; average, 60 average same date
last year. 65: average same date for thirty
three years, 68.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-16
Window Shades

Window Shades
New Cleaning Process
Do not destroy your old window shades
we clean them equal to new at L., cost
Of new shades. We are also mfrs of ali
kinds of shades. Look us up and give us
I. trial Segall Window Shade Co. 2744
Broadway, 105th St