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Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
2aura Cam @ipieD: Su, i'd
glonb', Ser @inO wia mid mitne6.
menl"
Moma (etfpas i6~werbOris):
.Meincn Seeen, liebes aino!"

- Ultima ratio. arat (ein
@onntagsiGgerl: sau6 niht cine
&reatur 5ur Strede sebradt; oh es
piencidt an benz Buluer liegt2"
Gorltcr: .2aoen Sic bod nal bon
Der Gorte, sic sic Sbren @atienten
peri6reibenl"
So3niogen. Sdarfridter:
rauBer mcinem feiten @ebalt be-
fommc ib nod cine alcinigfeit pro
aopf."
saIO quofi cine abi@Iass8ab-
lung"
Geine SD brung. SIM
sic iiir sic Silber. ODER Die @olo-
~mdbrung?"
sid wos - BEL mir pabri
ueoer oas cine nod oas nnoerel"
.Gam iinr Gle ALTO iir Die Dop'
peI.Ni1tn6brung."
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

Gin ebrIi6es @enne1
&aofabrer (beim &aorennen): ~
les S9pinoeI; es eibt iberbauI
fein ebrli9cs &ennen mebri Sol
BADEN sic pieaei1t ihon ems e
lcbt?"
. ia; Ser &erl, Der bamals aGl
nnoern poran mar, batte 6as &6
g~eltoblen."
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

State: .@ie boiBt, @6mnll
gu mobIte Sonfurs uno Dem Moi'
Ide gibIte 10 Iroaent nnO mir.
mos bin iof a eben 10 gutter
Treuno, gibIt De nur 5 8ro5entl"
G6muG: nSroit' Gid, Sbig, is
nddIte @aI frieoit gu 10 Bro.
5ett!"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

- SpperbeI. Dame: YSrau-
Iein 8ralt bat gemiB Oiele Eranen
p~ergoiien benin @6iAieo -"
2eutnant: ngta, i9 iage Sbnen,
@naoigite: Mdocl murOe geraoc5u
gum Sporantenl"
Sein Ser5ensmun6 d..
&err OudnIann iiebt. mie Slingen
eincn Graden lteigen laiicn. sSerrf
gott", 10 fonrnlt es inn aus tieflteF
GeeIe iiber aie 2ippen, ptuenn lb
bod Den meinigen aud 10 ont
S9niirben battel"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

Gu bt MIR a Sdoner, SodeIbauerI @orum bait oenn pen gnao|
gen Serrn nbt geuedt beut' in Der 6rub?"
SD bab' inn ia 0ueerufen, ober. 0a iagte er i'm Sdaf: Sab mi1
oob nod iblafen, mein fIBer @ngeI" uno 90 6b' ib i'm bait Itlafd
loiPn!"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
Gfemrr 5d)reibebrief Ors
%biIipp snuernmptrr.
"a

mcin Iicbcr Scrr @cOodtionar;
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

~ ~tJOEN Wy
orei Slrpe ms Sa.
ipitcI, III sic II
8uIuc Seine Sdul,
lin idl aaeius aIS
Mcnuetid)er, ei tell
iu6, oaS is c %ieti9.
SD ben ia oie @e'
oeslpciIcru 81 unlere
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Silyerware Trade Heavy
Big Concerns Take Orders Sub
ject to Delay

Silver and silver plate manufacturers
have been so pressed with business
during the last few months that sew
eral OF the larger concerns have been
forced to refuse orders or to accept
them only with the understanding that
deliveries would not be made for two
or shree months. An added stimulus
has been given their business through
the unusual demand that has come
from retailers and dealers for silver
ware fer the Christmas holidays. One
large sllversmith declared yesterday
that the outlook for the Christmas bus
mess is excellent. and that orders al
ready received for delivery prior to
that period are greatly in excess of
those OF any previous year.
Retailers are particularly anxious to
obtain the better grade articles. Manu-
facturers are receiving large orders for
plated wear, but because Of the accu-
mutation Oh orders since the June wed
ding season they have been unable to
keep up with the demand. Flat ware.
knives and forks, etc, are IN particular
demand. one company reporting that
OIL enc pattern alone IL is $1,000 behind
orders. Labor that entered other fields
curing the var is slowly returning to
ire siFersniths, and the manufactur-
eTS expect that with the shorter work
ing Gay sea. c and higher wages recentlv
put info effect production viii rapidlv
0alcA UP W'lh the demand.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Leather Markets Feel
Federal Price Probe
Local Dealers Report Falling
OF in Business Last
Week

Investigation into the high prices
:. leather and shoes. now being con-
dueted by government and state
nff;cisls, has already affected the
,oIume of business being transacted in
,he local market. Several leather deal
.rs stated yesterday that trade had
fallen off to negligible quantity
during the last few days because of tn
hslief among buyers that prices will
S-op as q result of the government
nrobe into the high cost CT living. The
srand jury investigation az Boston Is
ssttracting most attention and the pro
ceedings are being watched daily by
local leather men.
One dealer who has thousands of
nounds Of sole leather on hand stated
that he could no tsell pound because
Of the waiting policy adopted by pros
nective buyers. He stated that the cx-
nnrt demand continues to absorbe large
auantitios of stocks, and that domestic
huyers. when they come into the mar.
ket once more, may find prices still
higher because of greater shortage Of
stocks.
Leather dealers are unonimous in
their belief that prices viii not fall for
the next six months or year. They
substantiate these statements by as
serting that the high prices being
asked for hides and the high wages
now paid to men in the industry makes
lower prices impossible. Lower prices,
they state, can only come when raw
stock is reduced in price and wages are
-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Meetings

=. The Retail CLothiors' Association of
New 4osN VIII hold = directors meetiner
N the Bush Terminal Sales Building
ne%i "Wednesday at p. m Sol Heller.
% Union Square, is secretary of the
association.
Plans 70 support the Martin hill, al
LOVING absentee voting will be dis
cussed al the annual meeting and cleo
uon OF officers Of the Garment Sales
men association on August 25 at the
nush Terminal Sales Building. Lewis
H. Martin. father Of the absentee voting
Oiii Wall address the meeting.
Ihere are 10000 travelling sales
men IN New York State said Sol
oIefstein, secretary Of the associa-
te'on, Yesterday, 'but the bin viii af-
Iect more than 30Soo0 persons, in
cluding lawyers, doctors, railway men
ana actors, men whose business calls
mem away from the polls. but VINO.
under the Martin bill, can vote and
nave their vote sent to their polling.
place. The Martin bill follows as the
result Of thirty-five years of agita-
The association, at it's coming an
'ual meeting, viii discuss q universal
EHch hour for show rooms in New
.o'k City so that all who handle ready
wear viii close their doors for lunch
" I@:lo and open at 1880 each day"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Big Trade Exhibit Next Month

p. announcement has been received by
;ae Bureau of Foreign and Domestic of
.se Iwenty-third International EXHIBIT
gon and Market Of the Grocery, Pro
.nHSion, OH and Italian Warehouse and
tllied Trades, to be held in the ROYAL
agricultural Hall, Islington, London,
england, September 20 to 26, 1919, in
Siuslve. The object Of the exhibition
80 stated to be to promote trade by
emiIaoilng buyers and consumers from
an parts Of the world to meet manu-
tsSe!urers and producers and compare
ene'r products. Various national and
SSensrai SeiS meetings of the trade are to be
ue4o during the exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Navesink Park Lots
To Re Sold at Auction
Sale Along New Jersey Coast
Comprises $50 Parcels
and Two DWELLINGS

Those desiring to purchase realty
along the New Jersey coast will get
the chance on Saturday next, when
Bryan L. Kennedy win dispose Of 25o
building plots Of one-ffth to one and
one-haif acres each at Navesink Park,
Atlantic Highlands, at auction. The
SAFE VIII be held on the premises. In
Guided in the sale are two DWELLINGS,,
The Naveslnk Park Company. owner
OF the property, has agreed to facii-
tate the arrangement of building loans
for those who purchase on the dav of
sal and who intend to build. A feature
OF NavesiNk Park is the Ocean Boule-
ward. which, when fully completed, will
extend to Cape May, a distance of
about 120 miles from Atlantic High
lands
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
La Rochelle Apartment
In Reported Deal
IO-Story Structure al Columbus
Avenue Corner Held at
100000

The ten-story La Rochelle apartment,
with stores at the northeast corner OF
Columbus Avenue and Seventy fifth
Street is reported to have been sold
The structure, which was held at $780,.
600. stands on plot fronting 102 {
feet on the avenue and 1l2 feet in the
street. Title to the property stands
IN the name of the La Rochelle Coz.
poration, representing r. +. Fitzpatrick
which acquired it three years ago. Il
contains thirty-eight apartments ant
six stores. The selling company pur-
chased the property from A. Reming-
ton Robert. of London, England.
Sale in I49th Street
Freidus e. Co. have sold for Johr
S. Nathanson 304 and 3O6 West 14otr
Street, six-story apartment on plo,
50X99.11
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Shipping Ra!es on Hides Cut

Freight rates from the River Plate
ports, South America, to ports in the
united States have been cut sharply by
the United States Shipping Board Ad
vices received at the Tanners Council
Of America show the following reduc-
tons: Hides, wet, reduced from $50 a
long ton to $50; hides, dry. reduced
from So a hundredweight to SO a hun
dredwei ight, quebracho extract, in cases,
reduced from S45 long ton to S35 ::
Quebracho, in bags. reduced from $45
long ton to $50; picked skins, in
casks, reduced from $50 long ton to
$50; tallow reduced from $40 a long
ton to S45.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Labor Day Auction Sale
OF Choice Bayside Lots
2!O Parcels Within Four Blocks
of the Railroad Station Will
Be Disposed of

Bayside- Flushing, in the Borough
of Queens, where building was we'll
maintained, even during the period of
the war, is to be the scene of a popu-
lar priced lot sale by public auction on
Labor Day, Monday. September 1, by
the Iere johnson Jr Company, auc-
tioneers. In keeping with the spirit of
the sale the owners Of the property
have made terms as easy as possible
10 per cent on day of sale and balance
to be paid in twenty-four equal month
ly instalments
The property, which consists of 27o
lots, is located in the Third Ward Of
the Borough of Queens, four blocks
Island Railroad and about the same
distance, as the crow flies, from the
Flushing trolley line. Little Neck Bay
and Oakland Lake are within walking
distance and Bell Avenue, which is de-
veloping into one Of the most import
ant business throughfares in Queens, is
within two blocks Of the property.
Broadway Jackson Avenue) is the
frontage occupied by the lots lying be-
tween Higgins Avenue and Terry
Street.
There are fourteen blocks of lots
with frontages in Mouraick, Stratton.
Prince, Jones, Hurd. Bradford, Titus,
Eugene, Victoria, Woodhill, Higgins
and Verona avenues. The time of travel
from the Pennsylvania Station to Bay
side IS about twenty-five minutes, with
excellent train service.
This property was formerly consid-
crably larger in dimensions than al
present, many of the lots having been
sold IN the last few years to private
BUYERS, who built houses costing up to
$4,000 each
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Trade Notes

\, The waist department of the
Nemours Trading Corporation. it was
announced yesterday, will be taken over
tUy the Bijou Waist Company. one of
m", ame largest producers Of women's
waists malsts IN the city. Samuel Kronberg,
n.;e pfeSldent of the Bijou Waist Company.
mll assume direct charge Of the Ne
aours department.
: me Nemours Trading Corporation
20 ueHeioplng its plans for carrying on
Nv |orio wlde jobbing business in mems
.u "omen's apparel. Most Of the
uepartments are organized and bust
se aess already is being transacted III
s;a s1me OF them. The extension Of for
fsn. trade activities is one of the
features of the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Swiss Short on Creases

lnedible greases and tallows are ex.
tremely scarce in Switzerland at pres
ent owing to the curtailment of I'M
ports ftom the United States during
the war. Switzerland depended largely
on this country for her greases, but
the domestic demand was so urgent
during the war exports from this coun-
try were stopped. A larger import
from America is expected in the future
because of the necessity of replenish-
mig stocks in Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
New Building for 7sh Avenue

y. A. Hageman and Oscar L. and
John r. Foley have leased $50 Seventh
Avenue, two buildings, on lot 24.SXl00,
adjoining the southwest corner Of
Fortieth Street, for twenty-one years,
at an aggregate rental of 100000,
to Abraham jacobson e. Max Click
man. A new building is to be erected.
The store will be occupied by the les
sees, and upper lofts will be to lease
from February l, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Folks Are surrcnderins
apartments to Others

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
m4onts IN the Montana, at 375 Park
Avenue, to II. B. Sherman; in 115 East
flfty-third Street to O. de Gray Van
derbilt, in 800 Park Avenue to Charles
Could, in $50 Park Avenue to Mrs
William Lowe Rice, in 115 East Eighty
second Street to Anita Z. Blum, in 1875
East Seventy second Street to Folico
Bara, in 56 West Eleventh street 10
Harry Thompson and in 344 West
Seventy second Street for Charles
Grliilth Moses h lack Miller.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Boston Trade Associations
Protest against Plub Plan

r-..--.- Sscoiai Cogrreu euo,deucs
BOSTON. Aae rs Disapproval of
the Femb plan o. nationalizinr the
.aAro.es of the country has been rec
l-'' aea nT members OF the Boston Wool
faie Association in Communications
10 their congressman and Senators
Cooperation ia raising protest aoainet
me I"mo plan is asked of members
IN q letter from T. Nathaniel Perkins.
secre'ary Of the association.
Vt1er organizations affiliated with
the Aass2chusetts Chamber of Corr
merce have been asked to register their
dasApproEai Of the plan.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
alnitnta
Mulils aahers-.I Ie0oaftpns.s

Nnisgrapring tffr.s sf'f lf4ets 'ns.
O. hours Aauaa. ..HnH. -4s tAfsa !
81 ise~NmEa
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
India Not to Tax Exports of
Hides and Skins T. Renor;

Cable advices from the Consul Gen
era Of Calcutta to the Tanners Coun-
cll Of America state that India in all
probability will not impose the ru-
mored 20 per cent tax on the exporta-
ton OF hides and skins. Reports that
India was about to place a tax on skins
exported has caused considerable
worry among domestic imnorters.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
TRUNKS Fok SALE

BIG bARG GAiN1 New ara U.s. tv.-.a..,.
TRUNKS sas sth ave-. bet sotA. slss .a.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Institute Sells Cherry St. Realty

D. & W. Mullins have sold for St
Roses Home the four-story tenement
on lot 25X97, at 426 Cherry Street The
buyer win make extensive alterations
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
10 Maintain " DOL Prices
Government SETS Minimum for
Auction This Nlonll,
hNsI3less Nf,cs Eurc,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l7-Tbe oov.
ernneHt viii maintain The n,;,~,97,,,,
prices a which bids for it's raw WOOL
VIII be entertained at Inc next asc+io1
hete on August 27, despite the cam
Q~lgn against high prices.
About 100000 pounds of eroasr
carpet wools and 100000 bounds IS
secured wool will be offered. Tb
@oois w II he displayed at the United
States Appraisers Stores. 1874 Sou.h
second Street. on August %.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
NoNie>- urAHfl Ios sAfg

MAJ
of " sia
dresses below Nnel.Hs 4.a
$ .IH Ia,.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Old Gold ard silver

0cRS fff eaIal Ato .I.IG.
LH AXIS e..>e t..l sl
s IatH
GpfD tals N't f.f A.
AIt4a.t Al iaH. ...
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
s y l. e S NJ Z n

We arc looking for the right kind OF
men to train for district Nanage ers. If
you are no: afraid to work or afraid
to talk TO clients, In other words If
YOU are a real man. we can help you
to earn from $1,000 to $4,000 per
year. Modern types OF financial cor
porations have made 1t possible for
individuals to participate In the profits
of these institutions. W. are selling
financial service which is buiit on
'his foundation, ana is directed by a
bank president. bank directors ana big
business men At the present timc
more than ten banks hav. endorsed
cur plan and organization If your
record is absolutely clean, and You are
capable of working on "A commission
basis with bonus. we can place YOU
where YOUR earnings VIII exceed your
expectations. See Mr.. Lowell between
II and 1870 or 2 and $50. Room 10,
sth floor. is Wall Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Rockawav Lot Buycr

William l.. Bowman has sold for the
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany plot of lots on Fulton Street,
Far Rockaway. to Joseph d. Morris,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Business CARDS
Autos h Hlre

PACKARD ru-|
-.. tt4 .ts,t
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
TYPISTS
TYPISTS.


WANTED-An intelligent Young wonan
as general assistant. must understand
typcwriting and be willing to help where
needed; good rei~rences required. Home
for Seamen's Children. Castleton av.. NV
brighton, Staten Island. Tel lss West
brighton.
WANTED-Flvo bright capable ladie. 70
travel. demonstrate and eel ceai iers;
s25 to $50 Ter week railroad fares paid
"ri'c al onon Goodrich Drug Co. Dept
$50. IfnaE3. \eb.
WAN T1D.--s -stonographcr: must be thor
oug MY experienced. accurate and neat
good salary Apply 30 Church ST Room
lflS
YOUNG LADY to sell Victor Record. IN
very mig h class retail music store; mus,
be neat pleasing personality obliging and
please state former experiences with who
and now long also age and nationality.
baumer Piano Co. New Rochelle, ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

HELP WANTED MALE

MALE ATTENDANTS AND NURSES are
wanted in largo hospital in caring for
patients suffering with mental and nervous
diseases, large number OF soldiers and
sailors are being treated: pleasant sur
roundines, good wages, nurses home.
Write. for particulars. DR.. s. Metz Miller,
State Hospital, Norristown, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
~. -.LoLu.2. N.Nn.n

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.HF Hst .4fa tfr .rra
cN d, I-hr4.t ftHa.s II
etefs a. n.s.il positively TaY f.isre
ttAn others y flfc 4rafr. -iHf.f Hos
VIII as Seventh a*e lser.as lsr.
AlltAi iio> Ne af~ f1r largest f.Ie.- 4
t' '' elt
demo - f-tf@a us '0 iHf HFH. rnea
afs other l'ttt. Iat f| lar
t-sin,.s s-l.s laa.... ...
fuf NNuIa asH
ifn ne fT
ssta aHi
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
ron AA
HOTEL GAS- -RANll.

HOTEL Gas RANGE
,f
u.Hr A. a
eaI tl.e4
.N4rI 81.
ant
JULIUS KAYSFR & CO..
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
MANAGERIAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR EETIrE NED MEN

l
LARGE MERCANTILE CORPORATION
NTH MORE THAN HUNDRED RETAIL
STORES TNKONGIlOU1 UNITED STATES
HAS OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG;
MEN TO START AT BOTTOM TO LEARN
THE BUSINESS AND, UNDER TIE
SUPERVISION OF EDUCATIONAL pf-
RECTOR, WILL BE GIVEN DEFINITE
II STRuCTfONS AND EXAMINATIONS
FOR PURPOSE OF BECOMING STORE
MANAGERS THIS Is AN UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY cor RETURNED MEN
= -2S YEARS OLD WHO HAVE HAD
ACTlNE FRONT ARMY OR NAVY EN-
PERlENCE, But WILL NOT CON
sIprE MEN WHO HAVE SOUGHT EASY
MGsT HAVE FAIR COMMON school
MDyCATl0N. HARD WohKER. liGH
MORAL CHARACTER. WITH COMMON
SENSE AND ABlllrY TO SET GOOD
EAAMPIE TO AND GET RESULTS
No LIMIT TO ADVANCEMENT IN
ATpLICATION STATE AGE. ENPERI-
ENCE BEFORE GOING INTO SERVICE.
W II ETHER SINGLE OR MARRIED.
COMPLETE INVESTIGATION MADE
BY BONDING COMPANY. THOSE
SELECTED WILL BE NOTIFIED FOR
AN INTERVIEW ON THURSDAY.
A 3Sl. TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

A-A-RJ JTLER VALET or house,vorle or
'"i h'tif't"i n' hQs HSs soupie. nNlii4it
feet r'etiiftff -itllsfi ions Mis-. fi..f
ma5rr's A-rn0S ID East ffi St si rsot
Telephone s>ts Murgas MIR
BAk ER-Foreman all kinds. bread and
folis- Q keefs, 456 West 3lst st
BOY SCOUT Bright. clean. ohea,enf :,
years old. eighth grade. wishes Christian
nome near good school. where he can be use
Telephone Vanderbilt ssls. -
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

MAN.--Sober, industrious young man,
night duty In medical house: immedin
references required. call to day. 81 West
3eth st
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

MAN AND W1FE--A good home In All
attractive New Jersey suburban town Is
offered middle aged man and wife. The
advertiser requires capable woman for
cooking and domestic work. man for
taking of lawn ana doing general
work around the house. washing nutorno-
bile etc. To tho proper party separate
furnished house Is provided. In answering
give references and wages required. T-SS.
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE


A-A-cHAMHrpMAlD wArnrss or
Wait1ess young IRISH glr well rerom-
Agency 10 East asa st.. thifI floor Te.e-
phone Sa41 Murray unl
A.-A-CH AMRTR2f WAITRESS or
NaIl''ss- nuiH. h'ef - pabia irish rifi.
Nears S r'foreuee. St5 $50 Miss Ef
mayer's Ae"noy. 10 East 4al ST. I'D aa-
Telephone Ssf7 Murray Hill.
cHAMBERMAID or waitress evceft7n.
alf neat. refined. competent willing
obisiug +irl references. Nartha c.l-
lie'r's Agency, 457 ara ave. 2lst So
COOK irish. Protestant. very ~ er..
excellent references country 1r'fart.l.
East Forty-hrst Street. Murray Ifu
677t
COOK Very neat. oxrentIonaf'y eaHali-
h'a
Mrs Masons Agency lsl west 80 stre.,.
COOK Irish Protestant. good. plain eo.s.
S5n-fs0 W. Mss H0ffaa'.rrs Agency
% East t3i ST., Cd a9or Tel phone ssf-
COOK. YOUNG. 1r'sh girl: most superior
prefcrred $50 Miss shsas Arsnre
hast +Ist 81 Murray Hil st7f
COOK and waitress pro,ez.ar. .isfers
excellent ref.rences Martha CaiI..r.s
Agency, 40 4th ave. clst
CO0K-rhoroueh exrerierrel. crane-.
lcal manager. neat. pleasant 1isgasI-
tion. highly recommended Martha Col.
nel's Agency. f57 4ih ave. ssst ST
CCcK-Good n4naEer. excellent refer
ences. Miss Fitzeerald's Bureau 500
DA}s 8 WORK. cleaning eoosoe or lsor-
dry, very capable resYnuaihIr- eare~f.
enced woman most hiehI. o.. .r.i .ii.a
Masons Agency, l2I torts-seronI street
DAY woRHER aer iaanlr.--. vs.t-
call or telephone af..r N-s
NoffiaFer' AGENCY rt.f
noor Telephone sf4t N.rlAs ll
GovERNEss or ArrrNnA<r American
woman iuf AIert-nf.i rr.I ftIrs f..r
speaks French auents 5
Hufnl4Ntfs ARtncv lo l-a-f trf
floor Telephone sgt7 Murfay I'LL.
HOusEw Most carat.e voa,,e
Irish girl wants place in citg aaa~tr. a.'
no laundry. fNreIleff r..t.r~fI.
Hili 6774
NURSE American Protestant ....l....
and teaching French t4.st
wants growing chN1 anron~.a Co. N
Shea Agency East f...tt
Aiurrar IlfN f+1t
NURSE Young. sraeIti.rsf r.f.
infants ol-or. Miss tttasesal.s f...
SEC cRErARY svFNOGNAPHER POSSESS
iNi lNAr'rfNE rNrnnr .f.f.I -.
AbLN PRINTING OR KINDRED I>fS
hsflMATiNG 4o-t5. 4l0-n-
WArTREss- Equal TO huf-- re-e.ene@.
if'ul rrnnIineNt families tfH
Mss Hofnat ers Acnr.r. 80 r.f tH4 3,
sa floor ivie.horr sltg 1ilifas H
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
Carpet. ana sia

CARPETS Ff ss-.aa -.-..
iH.1-l
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

MOTOR TRUCK sALEsMEN-wANT-
ED. SEVERAL HIGH GRADE
MEN TO MARKET A WE'LL KNOWN
AND WELL. ESTABLISHED MOTOR
TRUCK IN METROpOLITAN NEW
YORK llRERAL COMMISSION.
TELEPHONE COLUMBUs 14l5.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
HELP WANTED MALE

ABRAHAM & STRATS
FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN
SALFSMEN
Havo vacancies In the following de-
partmonts Tor Salesmen.
Linen.
Blankets.
Silks
Dress Goods.
Flannels
Leather Goods
Refrigerators and Trunks
ALSO
JANGTORS
Require several ianitors for dustinr
and cleaning. Applications can he
made ~ tine Employment office. Sub
Wa. Floor Central Building. or hy
mail addressing Department +. Ahra
ham < straus, Brooklyn. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
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The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-27
WELL-kNOWN OLD-TIMER
 IS KILLED ON RAILROAD

Dan Sullivan, one of the best known men in the employ of the Alaskan engineering commission Seward division, was run over and killed on August 23 at Mile 52.
 Dan Sullivan was a railroad builder from the ground up, a master at his business. With only one arm, the other having been lost in an accident Sullivan could do more than many persons with both arms.
 Sullivan was we'll liked by all, was possessed of a cheerful disposition and always had a good word for every body. He was between 35 and 4C years of age and had been on the Seward division for years.
 Conductor Maitland was injured ir the same accident, according to re ports.