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New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments

=, Patrolmen. a. m. February 25-James T.
Haven 9Th to 103d; John Nekola, 21st to
Nth Henry Schaaf. 26th to 65th John c.
Tr; GTraham, jr, 5Sth to Headquarters, Bureau of
Telegraph; Edward j. Koch, SD to 1l6th
From precincts indicated to 66th-George
e. Jones. 18th; James P. OMalley 18th
Robert W. Charlton. 39th
Effect a. m. February 26-Louis Prebring
llSth, as operator of patrol wagon James Z.
Green. 18th to 109th, assignment as operator
OF patrol wagon continued
Effect II :0l a. February 24-From Ma
tional Defence to precincts indicated. leaves
revoked: Adoph Rasch. 14th Emanuel 1i l'II' M
Zwerng, 18th David A. King 22d Edward
a. Policke, 2Sth; Frederick G. Reif, 9th
George w. Heinrich, 109th Lambert L. Han
stein, Traffic A.
Temporary Assignments
Inspector Thomas V. Underhll, National
Defence, in charge of office police reserve, in
addition to his other duties. days, a. m.
February 25 during absence of inspector on
vacation.
Lieutenant Albert Duffy 1o4th, to Head
quarters, Bureau of Telegraph, Brooklyn, )
days, a. m. February %. during absence OF
acting captain on vacation
fatrolmcn Prom precincts indicated to
eth Inspection. raided premises, Is days, 8
4. m. March ] : Walter Belinger 4th George
Stellcr. 4th; John Dondero 18th; Robert
Fleming. 10Th; George Clarke 10Th; David
Mande 18th; Michael Mulally, 23d James
H. Thompson 23d; John j. Garvey, 23d
beIHdIu NCLOuSniln. -oLn, RlCnar0 Zellcr,
25th Harry Seibel. 2Sth; Anton Ltzenber-
ger. 18th; John Ferguson, SD Philip A.
Archard, S7th; William D. Benish, 37th
George Gernand, 37th; Daniel O'Connor,
3Sth Richard W. Tancl, 4Oth Claude
Stephens. 46th; David Clancy, 47th; Martin
Naumann. 50th John W. O'Brien, 63d
Charles Matthews, 74th; Hugh Sullivan.
18th John W. Marccllus, SD Gottfried
Schneider. SD Joseph McLoughlin 92d Ed
ward Smith, 97th: William H. Douglass,
9lth John }. Kelly 1llth.
From precincts indicated to 5th Inspection,
in front of alleged dsorderly hotels 15 days
a. March Emil Eilfker, 4th Joseph
f. MCGOWAN, 18th Harry Carty, 10Th Axel
j. Swcnson. 3lst: Michael j. Fitzgerald.
39th; William M. ! Flynn, 42d Lawrence
Hurley, 46th; John f. Milar. 50th James A.
Barry, 18th Thomas NJ. O'Connor 63d.
Leave Of Absence With Pay
Inspector John f. Dwyer HeaCquartcrs. .
days, 8 a. M, February %, to be deducted
from vacation.
Leave of Absence Without Pay
Lieutenant John j. Noonan, national de-
fence. 80 days. from j. ;01 a. M. March 9
Sergeant Patrick J. Cannon national de-
fence. 80 days, II :0l a. m, March >.
P;itrolman Peter +. Matthews, 18th l day,
II p. M, February II.
Full Pay While on Sick Report
Patromen William f. Anderson. 18th.
5 80 p. M. February 16, during disability !:
Frederick Brown DIST. 80 a. M. Dcccm-
Der 5, during disability
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

wogiann portsl; Cleared Steamers Bay View, New
New York; Lake Monroe. Antilles; silverado. Pearl
Harbor: schooner Asserd DAM, Buenos Ayres.
PORTLAND. Me Feb 25;;-A1rriyed; Steamers t
Canada OBJ. Liverpool via Halifax; Lake Ida.
Norfolk Sailed: steamer Hurona lBrl. Ieith
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2j.-Antyed: Steamers
Bjon'stierne Bjornsen CNor.l; Cardiff: Zamora
lSwed.): Barry tvia Sandy Hook Lake Ormm.
Caibarien Sag Harbor, Sagua and William T.
Palmer. New York.
Cleared Steamers Juan (Nor). Santa Marta
1ygnern lSwed.). Antwerp; Konngin der Neder-
len"cn, Brest. Francis l.. skinner. New York
George w. Clyde. Bristol; Norfolk Ottar tNor)
Baltimore; British Beacon (Br). Falmouth foI
orders) Brylhild DAM. Newport News; schooner
Horace A. Stone, Hayre
cLAYMoNT Del. Feb. 25.-Arrivcd: Steamer
Drigp new. Bath.
Cleared. Steamer Louisiana. Port Arthur
DELAWARE BREAKWATER Del. Feb; 90
Passed out: Steamer Grecian. Philadelphia uoI
Boston,.
GALVESTON, Tex Feb 25-Arrived: Auxiliary
schooner Wasp Havana; schooner Dorothy. Havana
Sailed: Steamers AeXandrjan lBr). Liverpool
Catania. 1arapico Co-ydon kingso on; Tamesi
Tampico Topila. Tampico Mexico City, Tampico
nOtorShp Pcnnant. TampicO.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Feb. 25.-Arrived
Steamer Andjk tDu). Rotterdam; schooner Edith
Dawson iBr.l. Norfolk. Cleared: Steamers War
Stikine (Brl. Norfolk Vision (Nor.) Rio de
Janiero; Iysefjord (Nor.) Santiago; Luteian (BrD.
New Orleans.
TAMPA. Fla. Feb 25-Arriyed: Schooner Mel
line. Belize Sailed; Schooner Jubilee, Matanza5.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
INSTRUCTION
HELP WANTED MALE

BE FARsIGHTED, Learn best trade; Linotype
Operators receive Il 500 yearly cost $3.50 investi-
gate Empire School. 1873 East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
W Gather Report

WASHINGTON. Fob. 25.--Low temperatures and
mgh pressure prevail tonght in the Northwest,
the Missouri and Mississippi Valley and tho west
Hulf states the temperature departures from the
seasonal averages ranging from 10 to 80 degrees
In the East and Southeast pressure is low with
several centres OF disturbance, the principal one
on the Virginia coast: and there were general rains
or SHOWS east OF the Mississippi River and in the
west Guif states. In the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states the rains were heavy. accentuating or
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Mrs. Emma Seebrandt. aged seventy, lie
the gas stove burning in her kitchen at 81
Halscy Street. Brooklyn, Monday night. 81
was found dead yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
LAWYERS Clinch in Court

Gerald van Casteel and Samuel
Ferguson attorneys, went 70 the
Tombs police court yesterday to de-
fend the interests of clients. Later
if their respective requests had been
granted, they would have been de-
Tending themselves. The argument
started over a subpoena. When court
attendants separated them the two
lawyers were in a clinch. Next they
wanted summonses for each other.
Neither got one.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the General P O.
and City Hal p. O. Station. New York az folows:
= Samoan Islands. Australia and New Zealand, via
San Francisco. at $50 D. m Feb. 81 for dispatch
per SIS. SonOma
-. Philippine Islands. via Seattle at 80 D. m., Fob.
u, fol- dispatch per SIS. Chicago Maru
- ~ laval and Guam close $50 p m. daily. Th.
mail Is forwarded the Pacific Coast daily for
dispatch to destination by the best opportunity
?, Jaran. Corea, China. Siam. Cochin China Strata
$50 2. m. daily This mail forwarded to the Pa
Cite Coast daily for dispatch tc destination by the
best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Ticket Scalper Found Guilty

Eight ticket spectators were placed
on trial in the West Side court YES
tcrday on the charge of doing business
without license. Five were dis
charged. Leo Newman, of 1882 Broad
way, was found guilty. Sentence in
his case was suspended, and he was
given until March 7 to obtain H.
ccnse. Two hasS their cases contin-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

After leading squad of police to cl,,mn
OF trees near Woodield l.. I. in search Of !. y
T"nner n'i't,. who had held her up Mrs. Alvin
Doughty screamed and tainted. No trace nf
the robber was found ''"ee u
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
B0ADR OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan

Five Months Experiences with the British Armies -
Mrs. Elizabeth Park Hutchinson Public School 81
Forty second Street, east of Third Avenue
Peru. John Walter Smith, Public School 49, 156th
Street and St. Nicholas Avenue.
Three Relorrners-Tolstoi 1bsen and Shaw" Hen
retta V. klenze. Public School SO. 22s East
Fifty seventh Street
"our New Water supply" Charles ~ Chadwick
Public School G.. Hester. Essex and Norfolk
streets.
anglo American Invention and the Riso Of Modern
Industry Miss Grace F. Caldwell Public School
100, 225 West l0sth Street.
Special Health Lecture" DR.. Maud Glasgow
Hunter College. Sixty yeighth Street and Lexington
Avenue is p. m
Tight Phenomena,' Professor ]. Lorng Arnold
Labor Temple. Fourteenth Street and Second
Avenue
'sFok SONGS Of Many Lands Mrs. Bertha Hrsch
y W. II. A. 81 West 10th Street.
Jean Francois Millet." DIR. John H. Randall
Morris High School. 1G6h Street and Boston
Road
'Jndian Songs" Miss Bernardette f. Carey Public
School So. 16Sth Street, Fndlay and Teller
avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Vanity tsir Shop. IT'S Madison Avcnue-Sarguine
portraits by Virginia IargfaTss Wood.

, Vanity Fair Shop. rs Madison Aycnue-Sargulne
portraits by Virginia Iargra1ss Wood
FOR MEN IN UNIFORM
Dances Comrade Club CIV. c. c. $. init No. SO.
KS East Thirty seventh street y. M. w. C.
Woman's Scr,icc). 2sl Madison Avenue Week
DAYS. p IN. Tea daily Except Saturday..
Y. NJ H. A. Ninety second Street and Lexington
Aysnue ofers free three months' fun member,
sap to men IN Uniform. This includes all
privileges gymnasium swimming pool. educa-
fionai aud commercial Classes.
above Seventy sixth Street. 3 ?. N
Social Music. Central Bran. Z. w. c. A.. 6lo
Masca as@as''p presfsmISo @Esn@S u C. West Side
err I;ransh: sls Wess Fii!ysescnt Street i5 p M
Branch 2i5 Wcs Twenty ,thira Street; D. 1pe'' mr.
Dances -Comradc club ~. c. G. S Unit SO laS
Init q (Na;iona League for r womens Services. D.
25l Madison Avenue; weekdays. p. m : tea daily
The I. Nj II. A.. Ninety -seconi Street and Lex
ineion Avenue, offers free three months 'full
membership TO men in uniform. This includes
all privileges. gymnasium. swimming pool. edu-
,roa Sauomal sni..l' land commercial classes
CLUB (W. c. c. S. Unit 54j. IS West Thirty
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Fifty second Street
and Fifth Avenue Genox 72S). Open week
days. 10 a. m. to 5 p. IN; Sundays. l TO p. m. ::
tour OF museum with member OF staf, D. IN.
American Museum of Natural History. Columbus
Avenue ard Seventy seventh Street (Schuycr
57Oel open weekdays. a. to p. m; Sun
m 70 wsg d @ or qg By of WHEN wh fa@S rroo
OF men SO request Men in uniform are invited
to make use OF the hospitality room, reading and
writing facilities Light refreshments and cigar
:, eties open 8 a. m; to 5 p weekdays.
Wooworth Building. City Hall Park and Broadway.
Open TILL noon. Admission to tower. cents
tax only
Aquarium Battery Park. 10 a. m to D. m.
Free.
Statue Of Liberty Bedlow's Island)-Ferry leaves
from the BATTERY every hour. a. m. to p. m. !;
r.. w c. A. Hostess House. 80 East Fifty second
street Plaza 4643). Meeting place for enlisted
and families. Rooms for transieDt women
guests. Tea every afternoon
X w. G. \. Debarhaton Hostess House. Forty
first Street and Lexington Avenue. open all hours
Meeting place FOR overseas and their friends.
and night
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

TYPIST. knowledge s'euoEaphy ctaphonc.
switchboard filing: initiative. accustomed detal
work; highly recommended by present employers
Marc. 1906 Hoe ave
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

from the Mayor, Corporation Counsel
Burr issued lengthy statement, III
which he told in full the events lead
ing up to the granting of the injunc-
ton. The statement ended: can ap-
peal from Judge Cropsey's decision
will be promptly prosecuted"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
FOREIGN PORTS

GIBRALTAR Feb 92;-Passed Steamer Brandy
wine New Orleans for Marseilles.
GIBRALTAR Feb: 2l.---Arrived; Steamers Bat
thin Accame (It.). New York; Communpaw. New
York for Genoay 22d. Lampo (It). Philadelphia
2Sd. C2imyalona C3rD, Portland, Me.
KOBE Feb 21-Arriyed: Steamer Fushni
Maru dap. Tacoma. via Seattle and Yokohama.
BUENOS AYRES. Feb. 22.--Arriycd Steamer
Soestdjk (Du }, Norfolk
Suhz, Feb %. - Arrived: Steamer Morocco
BARROW Feb 23--Arrived; Steamer Mendocino
(f5r.l: New York via Queenstown and Dublin
CAPE TOWN. Feb 23.-Ar1ived Steamer Clan
Morrison fl'r.), New York
FLUSHING Feb. 23.-Arrived: Steamer Carl
shom lSwcd.l. New York for Rotterdam
~ huLl; Feb A.-Arrved Steamer Marngo
+. LdvERPo[oL Feb 25; = slgnalled: stenme,
Carmarla (Br), New York for Liverpool 500 west
OF ,Fastnet at l m. to-day
RTY kJAVlk Feb. 22.-Sailed Steamer Gullfos
(Dah). New York.
GIBRALTAR Feb. 2l.-sailcd Steamers Ne
Vaaa Vm (Dan( lfrom Cotte). New York Glenorchy
Iisrl from Raryl. -: Cannibas New York
5, Boyne tBr.). New York; Canoga from New York;
trieste; San Rossorc tItal). Hampton Roads 22d
Naldura !BrD (from Genoa). Halifax; Nundae.
-; kclbergcn from Genoa. New York; Mary
anne, Piracus.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
STORAGE NOTICES

TO ESTATE OF +. W. STONE, MRS
Esther NJ Wilson, Miss NJ. Nj. Grossrnan,
Mrs. Mary a. Knapp, Miss IT, J. ssmp.s.oaa
Mrs. b. r. CASTOR. II. W. Wright, MIS-
Minerva Blaisdell, Cowperthwait Sons. Sns.
II. II. Stansbury. Clifford Mckinney Ine
Pulitzer Co, Inc, Mrs Mary e sm"nr =
Mrs. Irene +. Braden, Mrs. Florence =
Wieland. Mrs. II. c. Charles. D. Grey
william II. Williams, L. Enslnger, MIS-. lr-
Rosa Lsner. Mrs. Lillian George: lcs
and each of you are hereby notified that 10 ns
time for the payment OF our lien upon tn' @
property hereinafter described having es.
pired. after due notice thereof had oesn q
given you. we will cause such properly, ~
wit: Household Furniture. Pianos. Pictures
China. Brc-a Brac. Silverware, BOOKS q.
Trunks Linen. Bedding. Carpets, Rugs g..
stored in the Columbia Storage Warenouse,,
by you or in your name cor in when ,,c syc
may have an interesD TO be sold al puu4'ss
auction. according 10 the statute IN suSs 60
case made and provided, at Nos, 50 ana ss,h "
West 67th ST. Saturday. March lns loasss
1919 at 1890 4. NJ. and II the sale tnerss,ul s.,l
is not completed on said date the same VA VA
be continued at the same place on eacn ga "a
every Saturday thereafter. beginning al WV
A. Nj. until the sale is completed. r,s
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Mrs. Emma Seebrandt. aged seventy. left
the gas stove burning in her kitchen at 303
Halsey Street. Brooklyn, Monday night. She
was found dead yesterday.
Edward Sullivan, the seventeen -year-old
boy who killed John lie Goef with penknfe
during a hold-up January l, was sentenced to
an indeterminate term in Elmira Reiorma-
tory. He had pleaded guilty to second degree
murder.
The illness of Harvey Harwood. assistant
United States Attorney, caused the postpone
ment OF the ROscnWasser war contract fraud
trial in the United States District Court in
Brooklyn.
Jacob Schif, Senator-clcct Walsh, of
Massachusetts. and Louis Post. assistant Sec
retary of Labor. will be among the speakers
at the tenth annual meeting of the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society at
Carnegie Hall March 8.
A free Poets Reading will be given this
evening at Woodstock Library 759 East 16Oth
Street Berson Braley Jeanne Robert Foster
and Alter Brody will be the readers
Mrs. Jewel Chson, wife Of an army lieu
tenant, who said she East TO be near
Don Hanaford, army private she met in
III Paso, is in Jail at Hackcnsacl charged
with having frauduently received army pay
alOtments
., The Fifth Avenue Association has Joined
the agitation against the rider of the apri-
cultural bill in Congress repeating the dav
light saving law.
"A league of nations symposium, to be held
at Temple Rodeph Schoem Sixty-third
Street and Lexington Avenue March > was
announced yesterday
', Ludwig Lagousky of 90 Silver Street.
bayonne. N. j., fell under Central Railroad
OF New Jersey train in Bayonne when he
tried to alight Monday night at the Eighth
Street station. Both legs were cut off and he
died yesterday. '
frohlbition will extend only three miles at
sea. Hence, various Newark and Jersey Citv
cafe and restaurant proprietors yesterday in
corporatcd the Ace Restaurant Company to
operate restaurants upon any river or hurbor
or upon the high seas after July l.
Mrs. May lie Roy, thirty six of 1444 Park
Avenue, and her daughter Mabel eighteen
who were arrested Monday night while rid;no
in stolen automobile in Central Park. werc
held under 81 900 bail. charged with theft.
A dinner. described IA big feed. win he
given to members of the 1lth Engineers ma
soon soon as they arrive from Europe. about
March -. The dinner will be rendered bv
tne military committee of the United En-
gineering Society.
The Reference Library issued n warning
Yesterday against fraudulent solicitation of
advertising for the Municipal Year Book No
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

e Governor Edge referred to the New Jersev
Senate yesterday the appointment OF Lieuten-
f finI Nolonei Robert l.. Patterson of Eliaa-
ncth' rs state Inspector general
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Baron eter Readlngs

Humidity
8 a. m...36 ! p. m. Al D. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Marshal Petan has cited Miss Cornclia
Colt Davis. of l09 East Fiftv-aixth streat
for her bravery as a Y. NJ c. A. canteen
worker.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

A-A.-UsEFUL Butler or butler valet. e1-
poricnccd in New York families; very willing
g. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d St.
third floor. Telephone S9s7 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS

CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED NEW YORK
s63.5 includes outfit and every expense. Ac-
counts collected everywhere. SPECIALIST EICH-
NhR. l54J Broadway. Suite 20l Bryant 7745.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

James Boyd. butler Tor Mira. O. H. p.
Belmont was arragned in yorIyiIIe court
Yesterday on the charge of steay sng fur
Belmont home at AT Madison Avenhe.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
BUSINESS CHANCES

$50 600 NEEDED One of the good corners n
New York City. VIII guarantee by another 2ropo'
3tion worth 800 900 and interest q per cent
Principals only.
Write for appointment.
NJ. nURklN. 26l West 2lst ST.. Y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

is'ing food conditions and necesshatng additional
flood warnings.
There is also another marked disturbance on the
norm facihc coast. attended by rains and SHOWS
aud strong winds the north districts west Of
tic hocky Mountains and 10y SHOWS In Montana and
There There wi he rain or snow Tomorrow IN New
h England and the Middle Atlantic states, followed
ny clearing weather in the latter district With
these exceptions the weather will be generally fair
n,. 10 morrow and Thursday east of tho Mississippi
rain Thursday In the upper lake region and rain or
snow IN the lower Ohio Valley
:, ~, ~ vii DO considerably colder to-rnorr In the
iaRe region, the Ohio Valley and the South. and
t'cmorfQw night and Thursday i'll the Middle At
~ ~lan,ic states and New England 1T will be some
western western lower lake regions, the Ohio Valley, Ten
hessee and the east Gulf states.
tosd wave warnings have been ordered generally
east o! me Mississippi River. except III Maine the
south portion OF the Middle Atlantic districts and
aispayed on the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to
NanmcS9t' arrn%a, on the Ggf coest from Velasco
', Forecasts for Special Dlst7icts-Easorn New
10, aorN-han or snow to morrow. followed by clear
INV ana ccSder. much colder at night with cold
wave in the interior: Thursday. fair and colder
,o' o'As Western New York-ELoeel SHOWS and much
Western Pennsylvania Much colder ta-morrow
",n %ih moderate cold wave; Thursday. Increasing
oAi, Southern ,t.s New EneandRain to morrow. prob
nnS mcb 'nrnns uaa to snow, With falling temperature
posts,n; THURSDAY. fair and colder ''''
NO" 'erscy-lain tomorrow morning, followed
oy clearing and colder: much colder at night
%ill cold wave in interior and north portion
Thursday fair and cold ~ p--
Eastfrn Pernsy vania-Rain or snow in the north
.lll west ana rain In southeast portion to- morrow
morning. Followed by clearing and colder; much
r"uer at night, with cold in north portnoi
thursday. fair and cold.
ord Local of'cial Reoord. following official rec
UIu e SHOWS temperatures during tho last twenty
iour @ hours, in comparison with the corresponding
date of last year
a. a. m. M e e 9 3 p m. ..... 9 ''is =
e T. I" j ) 3 : E e: e 49,: 3 3 ss ss
highest temperature yesterday AZ degrees lat
a;5o p M lowest "a (at 10 a. m) average
SO; average same date last year. 40; average same
Gale lor thirty three years. 32
Humidity
a. m...sS p Al p. m 81
Barometer Readings
a. IN. .3O15 p. m. sO.O5 D. NJ 20. rs
Local Forecast-Rain to-day followed
by clearing and colder: much colder o-night; to-
morrow fair ard colder: increasing shifting winds
becoming northwest. and storms.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Edward Sullivan, the sevcnteen-yc
boy who killed John lie Goef with Il penknf
during a hod-up January 1, sentenced t
an indeterminate term in Elmira Reforma
tory. He had pleaded guilty to second dcgre
murder.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

", me west Side Children's Recreation ane
Welfare Conference has asked the Roard -, ~,
Estimate to reopen the recreation piers fo,
dancing. i'e'a io'
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

The Goth Regiment New York Guard, wil,
De be reviewed at its armory tonight by tho
bishop of Corinth and Under Serretar,, nr
State for Extraordinary Eccesiastic Afra;rs %
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Edith Pamtnovtz. three years old. living
at Zo2 Stockholm Street. Brooklyn, was killed
by 4 horse-drawn truck ''eN
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR

We want several clean-cut, liye-wirc statesmen
accustomed to interviewing men Of affairs who can
OF earning at least 81 500 a year
II you are such man we viii give you the oppor-
luhlly OF making more money this year on com
mission basis. than you ever made before And next
year II your work has been satisfactory you may
step INTO permanent position IN our Merchandising
Department as a District Manager which VIA pay
you from $4,000 to $500 600 per year for the re-
malilder OF your active business life
We successful manufacturing co,norat,on
with VII nation ally known product We are enla1ging
from the termination Of the war We want resl
salesmen who possess tact and initiative to call or
vicinity with letters of Introductory and take sub
sarptions to our Offering of SO Preferred stock
with Common Stock honus Stock selling exneri-
ence helpful but not necessary We instruct Won
az and you hosd think you can qualify call after 10 M
stating your experience and qualifications suite 30i
90 East 42d St, New York City 49,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

he annual ball of the Bonwit Teller En-.
ployes Association will be held to-n;obt =,
the grand ballroom of the Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
DIAMONDS
TfPEWRITERS

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT FOR CASH:
estates appraised, purchased. BENNETT. us
Broadway. "urstdirs.' -
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

Several hundred homng pigeons that served
III france, will be exhibited at the Aero
nautical Show at Madison Square Cardo,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

and bond statesmen. High class
industrial. with unusual unlimited factors Liberal
~ uwopoSl'ioh and cooperation. Clean cut aggressive
Iepenaable men desired Full particulars by mail
Box ~ Tribune. ~ ii''i.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
Thursday
F'rida,
CITY ISLAND
Bound South,

steamer Governor Cobb Boston for New yorl,
10 United States Shipping Board.
Bound East
Steamers Pawnec New York for Boston, Gov
ernor Cobb. New York for Boston, Black Rock
Norfolk for Providence.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

, David A. Boody, former Mayor of Brook
lyn' announced yesterday that he had re-
signed 51 as trustee Of New York University.
ne saiu ne proposed to devote his entire time
to Brooklyn institutions.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL, CARPET CLEANING COMPANY.-
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or on
floor. 419 East 4Sth st. COE < BRANDT. Tele-
phone l22 Murray Hi.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AuCIiov1ea
IN ~ EDN END Az. MARCH 18TH, l9is,

on w EDN ESbAt. NJ thth iVi - .u al
and every succeeding Wednesday ant. "a
Is sold. commencing at 1880 a M M
day. at Cookies Auction Rooms, Inc ;s,sv
2O9-2fl East l25th Street. New YORK ~ sry
household goods and personal enects. "a
unpaid storage and other charges. sss casS.
hv or In the name rs follows; sam Ss,s 80
Cowperthwait & Sons. Mrs. D. Frank hrvp,ii rlpni
Mrs. j. Mahon. Mrs. Ottenheliner. PAU
Simon. David Van Gaasbeck. 40
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