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New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

the southwest corner of Fox and Home
Streets to the S. 2. Realty Company
a five story apartment, on plot 60x97
Benenson Takes a Profit
The Benenson Realty Company has
resold for cash to Anne Rosen for in
vestment 1857 and 1859 Lyman Place, a
five-story apartment house, on plot
50x112.
Buys West Side Apartment
The Grana Realities, represented by
Samuel Kronsky, has purchased from
William NJ. Sperry, of the Sperrv e.
Hutchinson Company, the twelve-s story
apartment house at 157 and 1b0 West
Seventy ninth Street, on plot 63x
l02.2, between Columbus and Amster-
dam avenues. The Lewis II. Nav Com
pany was the broker in the deal. The
structure was built a few years ago
and IS one Of four modern apartments
erected on that block.
$4,000 Dwelling Sale
The estate Of Caroline Hoehm has
sold for about $4,000 the American
basement residence al + East Eiphtielh
Street, near Firth Avenue. Il hve story
structure, on lot fronting 2b1 feet
ana having II depth Of 1922 feat, The
city hsaesaeH the realty al aR6 900. Ash.
forth ~ Co. were the brokers,
Aeventy-iirst Street Dwelling buyer
william A. White & Sons have sold
for Sheridan s. Norton the three story
and basement dwelling, on lot 20xlO2 !,
at l61 West Seventy y-hrst Street to Ed
ward j. p. Harrison for his own occu-
pancy.
Flat Sales in Harlem
The Merit Realty Company, Marcus
J.. Osk, president, bought from Mai jor
George +. Maurer the four story and
basement stone front dwelling at 1872
West 121st Street, between Lenox and
seventh avenues, on lot 20x100t1. A.
Stark was the broker.
Rubin Solovc has sold tho three story
dwelling at ID West l06th street, south
east corner of Manhattan Avenue, occu-
pylnE a lot l7X7O.
West Nincty-third street Buyer
Jennie Watkins Ia the purchaser Of
tho dwelling at ODD West Ninety third
Street. sold recently by tho Iawycrs
Mortgage Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Good Demand for Real Estate in Many Sections
treet. Each structure occupies a plct

Street. Each structure occupies plct
50X100
Resells Bronx Corner Quickly
Max Monfried, who acquired Tues
day from Daniel S. Griffin the large
apartment building at the south
west corner of University Ave
nue. and 165th Street, has resold the
property to |. Posner. The building is
five stories high, on plot 10Ox104 II
is fully tenanted, and was held al
$165,000.
Estate Parts With Corner
The Eberhardt estate has sold 1S41
Marmion Avenue. southwest corner OF
176th Street, 81 five-story apartment. to
Louis f. kleban.
Invests on Vyse Avenue
Alexander Splkin has sold for Jacob
Rabinowitz. 1913 Vyse Avenue. a two
family house on lot 2oxt00 to an in
vpstUt.
Trust tompony Sells Small House
Angelo irfumento has sold for the
Farmers tonn and Trust Company The
three story house Oh lot 9Otl0o, at BOD
East isAlh stree,
Deal on linton Avenue
Nathan Yulosky has bought the two
family house on lot g0NiO0, at 120i
linton Avenue, from thinner a Res.
nick.
Jerome Avenue Deal
Calm & Pttman have purchased from
Mlnna FRANKIE, 23i7 Jerome Avenue, +
three story dwelling, on lot 18x70.1l
A. &. Bechman negotiated the sale.
Mortgage Co. Sells on Third Avenue
William Goldstonc has purchased
from tho Bond and Mortgage Compan,
the property Mt 4000 to 1919 Thire
Avenue, adjoining the corner Of t74tt
Street. two-story and basement store
building, on plot i00xl2b. W. i. Hus
ton e. Son were the brokers in the deal
The property was held at $50,0OO
Physician Rcsclls in Hunts Point
A. c. Davis g. Go. sold for DR.. j. Stein
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Chinese Woman Reporter
To Cover Peace Purlc,

VICTORIA, y. G.. March b.-Chinn'a
first woman lawyer. Mile. II. Tchcng,
was hero to-day on her way from the
Orient to Paris. whcro shc will report
the pence conference for the Associ~
nted Prcss Of Chna
Mile. Tchcng is we'll known in China
and holds n certificate from Paris
university giving her tho right TO
practice Inv In France.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Marine Insurance
Interests Buy
In Beaver Street

The Merchant Marine House. Cecil
P. Stewart, president, has bought Al
to 81 Beaver Street, just west of the
big Corn Exchange Bank building, on
William Street, facing Marine Square.
The purchaser recently acquired old
Delmonico's, an eight-story structure
on the opposite corner. The additional
property was acquired to permit Of
business expansion and to provide
quarters for the Marine Insurance
Club
The acquisitions comprise two four
ing The sales to Merchant Marine
House were made by Robeft K. 1tuiney
and II. H. Ludlow .J Go,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

r2D ST. 3. 12o e Columbus av. 2sxlo2 .; Mar
Gus Badger agt Ferdinand Johnson ct al (action
TO foreclose mechanics lien); attys. Reisfeld &
lisIH ST. $. l25 Broadway 5oxasli. and
Other property IN Greene County: Sarah VI
forecIosure Of three mortgages; atty. A Wilson.
H0l' 'STON ST, n s. l5l.S Avenue C. 65xs1 .
Hugh hatney, eM. agt krautman Holding
Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) atty
A Wilson N''
GOTH ST. 65 r: Karl Jildenbrand agt Elsie Ruck
ert ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE atty. II
Schoenherr. "
looTH ST. n 3. 1871 LIST av 81 1xloO IL; Chsl-
mers Dale et al agt Israel Rosenthal al
SETH ST. 3ol-3 E: Louise Christman ct al AIT
Rae l,eyinson ct al foreclosure OF mor,gagel .
atty, B Piantc.
l25TH ST. 4ls-2o w and l24th st. 4o1 to 4ls
W: Joseph kresse agt Julia f Cameron ct al
faction 70 foreclosure mechanics LEM: attys
LEHlNGT0N el,,. A Az; W, ssth At. 100 s14l s:
Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mortsage): atty. c d
Plante
STANTON ST. 3 S. l25 willett st. 2sr75; Alice
N Carey ct al aSt Miriam buchanan. admx. e. al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE atty. A Alcock
126TH ST. 3ls f; Deed Realty Co sst John r
Shelly ct al foreclosure OF mortgage). attys
Dawson & Underhill.
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Statesmen
Three live wires for the best proposition OF the
year Commission basis; drawing account Room
sos. at l4S2 Broadway.
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Bronx

HOE Av. l545 to 1851; 97s linton Av Corpn to
Max Kramer. cxr. ll6 w 72d st: attys Stras-
D0uTgcr 5. "a Iway: assignments. ......$ 5
lipt. AV. lJ7: 9Sl Union Av Corpn to same: same
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Rent your cottage this year at
LONG BRANCH, N. j.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONx

Tho ,dcal summer resort Send for Booklet.
MARSHALL WO0llEY. Mayor Long Branch. n.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

EXPORT IMPORT CONCERN LONG 81 go 3
lishcd. growing well connected represess.ssr s.sr,ss
over. good banking facilities. numerous s' nsr-
Ties desirous Of securing permanent positions =. =
partment managers. Applicants are e1peCeno -. ~ q
we'll recommended and 70 master the iahs ss~,s.
the countries they choose 10 deal with &ssclni
tson IN net prohts. guaranteed drawihs s.,rse
according 10 merits To secure positions. s,ses
Of s. 500 Is AN inaiterahle condition. reaesa,a.ssss
upon withdrawal. guaranteed BY solid on.s m re
None others wanted. Those with elporiH~
xcrred. &C. Boxs AL Tribuno z0niccg
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Results at Auction
At II Yesey Street

BY Joseph = Day
FIRST Az. le4e-5l. Tooth st. s42-4. 4o.llx
100 6-stv int & strs: Met Trust Co. agt ]
Dukes. tr. &c ct al due. s41464.43; taxes. &c.
S047.32; TO the plaintiff for. r........... $40 900
By Samuel Marx
CLINTON ST. CT. q. 1919 Rivington st.
20. 2x5o. 6-sty loft Il str; Aetna Casualty &
Surety Co. agt Saul Oliner ct al due $40. .2s4 45
taxes. &c. $2.324l2: 10 tho plaintiff for. $43 600
I'y Henry Brady
FIELDSTON ROAD w { Faraday av sTxloos4 "
lo79 vacant NJ Sheridan agt NJ NJ Brennan
quo, xll4a,66. taxf. etc. $i.05S42; TO the
BY James j. Donovan
DECATUR AV, 2s26a4. Oliver nj. (as1).
10l arl20,l.k3' ID sty studios Thomas "A Edl-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

due. s124. $40 10: taxes. &c. 81 $3.50: to ,hc a.,
v,91h PlaHtI ~ for AZ 8 oo.,s $50 600
l24 IL; vacant: NJ Bradley exrr &c, at c
l. Bossfeld ct al; due. s3524 81; taxes &c. $3.50 !;
to the plaintiff for ................S3 So 600
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Bronx

BEGINNING at the cor land Of Ebert Ander-
son and George Is Brown. on Q of road leading
from West Chester Village to the Old Ferry to
Whitestone, Asa 2x24s7x irreg: beginning az
point in the middle line OF small creek at it's
junction of Weir Creek. said line being boundary
sava,ns pnmf sne lands o. & George Adcc y
closure Of MORTGAGE; attys. Foster q Cutler.
JENNINGS ST q Stebblns av. 90 5x71 6
Louse ChristInan ct al as adms agt Carmine
Cioffi ct al foreclosure of mortsase); atty. c B
Plante
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Mechanics Liens

SID ST 62 w: Edward Kin, art Frcdcr,cl 70.
owner; 1gnaE Schwartz. contractor ... s37 SS
"ADSWORTli " AV, 24s Conrad Chaser agt Fifth
Ave Bond and Mortgage Co. owner and con =
tractor: Helen Corsa owner ........ S274 rs
WADSWORTH AV. 252 Conrad Chaser agt same
BROADWAY. 1924 Hcdden Iron Construction 90
agt Eugene Higgins owner Ernpiro Structural
steel Co. Inc. contractors (renewal) S .4S2 06
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
LADIES.

No proposition moro strongly appeals than the
advantages privileges and great savings offered by
this very highly endorsed organization: there is
fnothlng for you to sell the work being explanatory
ior registering families with this Organization. and
there are over 900 families already registered :
YOU can earn $40 to $50 weekly In addition to
records desirable connection 81 900 to Sc 900 yearly
lor right people. Call 1868 Fifth ave. Salte SI4
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

WAITRESS and come chhmberwork IN small fam
lily of aduliH. white. 'all 1hufsdhy. 2bs Wcs'
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Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

119TH ST. eo.e2 e. mtee discharged March 4,
,9iD MiD:f,aY D0ra y wargh to Kebecea seidman 55i
Park Row. D. alshs nhlsh sach a''y' Solomon. a.
18Th THIS ST ;vs,n slol2 T,Is Guar 7 Co to sig
dress ea 1S5 NS'fH yoi lloh st. ct al eaE ad
MADISON ~. iala Edw lie Roy. sdn. to o. re nGe
Co Henry ns's @osh ST @ss IS nj M6T4
l7sTM ST. 5 $, loo Wadsworth orr av Nm 'SG NJ
shin shinnoGk to Mosaic Tile Co. GAINESVILLE Ohio
EpGECoMlE Az aS5 mtge SIS 900 FaIkenan a,,p w e.
HsIne HHsImerschlas Inc. TO S Lyons. 52l 4th av.
%in R~ay "'ia ano' eArs; a'tys. Elhus, G q p. ~
4TlI ST. 80 L; mtge reduced to 81 900: Marie
9eT1 TKygi sr atty Lewis W Epstein So Wall 81 600
% S s5sa W sh w% an nA1xn aY % 70 q[rs
s7Tn ST. 2o7e W Samuel Robert and ano iso Sso
IS LiboTty hoprI' :, So0 Park av: attys. goldsmith
SsTm ST. 81 W Geq nlumhardt. eai SS'7S to III. T
~ w. A'o p"dS $l5. 900
l7sth st. s. 1894 Park av issxlos C1sS av
s., ll29 le9th st, laxsO: Chisholm st. "s s.
2e5 " Brook av. S4.sx-: Bristow st. o S. $50 n n
s,ebblns s,.a av. 25xll47s Irreg; chas Z Gleason
and ano. exrs to Harris Is Campbell Milford
Penn; atty. y Alexander IS Nassau St ,sH' asssn
lsap ST. 1888 n Benenson Really Co to y " Hcss ssO
1,. mcycr. 5l6 L s5th st: atty. T G & T Co. i7o
HOE AV. l545 to 1851 97s linton Av Corpn to
MAX Kramer, cxr. l16 w I'D st: attys Stras-
- bourger q S. "a Bway assignments 81
HOE AV. l57: 9Sl Union Ay Corpn to same; same
S
HORTON ST. s. 450 City Island av l2SxlO01
IoiAloo' Truman Jewell to Louis Il Bliss
ga Beck st; atty. Il Ii Bergman. 2S04 3d ay
WASl1lNGTON Av. f. Il41l 1Soth ST. Ak
1z51 1rreg: Cortlandt Savings Bank Lawyers
MEG Co. 50 Liberty st: atty. Lawyers Mtge Co. 80
o. SgS. .000
CAMBtEL.ENG AV. II cor lSSth st. G51iOo
Io I'r.Gti
hgton ay; atty. V 1o prcstl. 1925 Lexington av
rr,>->,,,.c m 81 500
JENNINGS ST @ cor wilkins av 10Ox5O !,
Mathilda Mullen to Jos A Richter $40 Jennings
81; atty. Lawyers Title g. r Co. l6O Rway 81 0O0
I'D AV. 40ol and 4003: Annie Strause e1rtx 10
annie Strausc. indy. 40s Il 50th st: attys
oterborg. " II. 200 9TH av. .......... So SOC
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

STOCK and ORDER CLERK wanted by book shop;
must bc alert mentally and physically salary sl2
advance IL satisfactory; references essential. Hme-
haugh & Browne. All Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

Co to Abr Mainson. sos Croiona Park vor,h ;ruTn
mtg. Inlse $4,000 March |. atty. l. 7 4 G Co. iso
Lot e map Hudson rar, Vim Peters to FraSE SR
atiys % wm Tctcrs a' co CO. o g' r. lona, mse $39o
II rrdi, Giles ,l. AZ loel lS9th st. 10 SIX irrcg
AZ AZ mtse $500; March | atNs. T q a T co.
HALL PL. S. at n $ lot 53. map part Fox EsD Foo
3slx S6.l0x ll3Nx $ 81 Augusta II prters
70 faSllTa cb Hu1z ~ T59 Kely ST. Feb 10; atys
H1'Lh AN, $. go Cedar av. 5oxlOO: Robert
Az h%Gsmsn Fe6 9s ot, trs to John rytoros s2 Eagle
wlTLocK Az. e53 $. 2oxioo wiHemin5 Il Tsy NI o9o
Sarler to Joe Cohen. loi Houston st; MarcI !
UNION Az s. loo tGmsy jenninss st 5oc,i,ii2.sl
Ssslixla5s Wm Kemmer to chnrlote Hank - rs IS
Fenon. 65 Liberty st '' 10 at'y' oor
'lImnnr Gbcrt pd d. g. 10 % Failo ST. 25xOo also
Dreysr to Crotona Rliy CO. 30 E 4ad st i1gs rntrs
$1,000; March j; atty. W NJ Wechclcr' 80 H''Ss e
WEBSTER Az 2l7i l7ist st. runs Si9o s 90
TO W NH Brook x & $ W SsSx n W 4 ,,9v Nv
SsS:75o; March l. atty. Weiss. 23s Broas ,'S9
SANE PROPERTY Tessie KarbIn to AIR r1osIan Sioo
sal,a m " ana 10Th st; mtss $50 $780, March !,
DAILY Av. iSist st. sssxloo' 3vsa1 ,So $40
&c 19uls l kleban Co to Herman Hochstein TX
"a iGo ay mgs s7o.ooo; Feb q: atty. l. Hechs,en
amn m,int 80, Point hecalty Co to Henry Dreysr
co. ,O' ,s lesfe1I Wrdaf,y; sy; March 1; atty,
hd9H nardt nids az So o sr., l7sh St looxsa Eber
rt rark East mtge $6O.5oo. March A. attv I'Isons -
SUMMIT stNi'p Az. l0 1861 ss'au s. St 5o1,oo s,m;i 81
10 Edwin Te1tor. s?3 Gerard ay: March n 4.
pEuyy,i, a,'ysi a., & II Block; 30 Nassau at 500
hIACH ST = g Main at. X; Iuia RootS IN n
jas ~ u Norris, 56s MInneford av city Isiand'
,trTr rTn ~ atty. 1heo g Price. 601 fremont nv, ST
Mi 81, ~ W lash st runs II TO Chceycr
rae, to Walton w = to Issth st
noo, TO- beg al,o lasth st. H. - Exterior st.
Na lN..1: August Nnlmont 10 Al % aiti, 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
CITY REAL ESTATE
HE.SsS Business Property
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FIRM or INTERNATIONAL REPUTA-
tion wishes to secure a large store on
Firth Avenue. Gath to SD Streets. CUSH-
MAN q WAKEFIELD INC, so East AID St
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION

profitable work; day and evening classes Send
for free booklet and visitors pass. West Side
Y. NJ. c. A. 3l7 West 57th
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
STORAGE NOTICES
CARMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSES;
465-467 400 ". 10th STREET.

L
To Mrs. J. Allen. Joseph Broderck
Riverside Charities ORGANIZATION. guardian
Personal Loan Co. Lillian Celene. irene s
Harnden. D George Cole. Mrs. J. l. LsV-
renee, Mrs. +. J. Savage. Mr.. A. E White
Co: You and each OF you are hereby not
fed that the time for the payment Of or
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereo'
had been given you. We VIII cause such
property. to wit: Iron beds. springs (bundi.
containing mattress. kitchen utensils and
personal effects), house hold furnishings'
comprising beds, bedding. chifoners. bu-
reaus, chairs, settees. davenports. tables.
stands, sewing machines. china and glass
closets, crockery, glassware kitchen uten-
sis, plated and silver ware. cutlery, pof'
there's, curtains, draperies. carpets, rugs
books, bookcases. hric-a- brio, stafuars'
wicker baskets. paintings and pictures
trunks and contents. liner wearing ap-
parel, rolls of oil cloth, screens. persona.
effects, merchandise. etc, stored by you
or IN your name Cor IN which YOU ma,
have an interesD in the Carman FreproQl
storage Warehouses. TO he sold AZ puni.
auction, according to the statute IN suoa
case made and provided. Monarch Auo-
ton Rooms, 81 East 125th st, New 1oiN
city, on Friday, March 14th. 1919, NJ l'
a. m, and II the sale thereof IS not COM
pleted on said date the same NIL be COT,
tinued at the same place on each ana
every Tuesday and Friday thereafter. De-
ginning at 10 a. m. on each day, and con-
tlnuing until all the goods aro sold.
CARMAN EIREPROOF STORAGE WAbL-
HOT SES.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

7T1 Av. AID st. Mccoy 4 Son ngt
:, John Windolph ct al; May Is. 1917 sle5 90
BKooME ST. l26. Harry Wrsner agt Eta Green
berg ct al. April Il. 1918. ........... sl6e Is
Bronx
ST LAWRENCE Av. 1890: William wctnraub
agt Norris Kushmcr ct. al; Feb IS -Ial9 SIS 90
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
T>PISTS--STENOGNAPIiERS- T>

no you know that you can icrense your
onrh'ng capacity and efficiency, alao naks
NpurH"lf more valuable to vour employer, by
learning The blctnphcne Method of dlciaticn.
.IhN rnuree ir Free and can hc mustered In "a
few hours Opera tors nrp In gront dcina nd
Nor further information inquire nj The
Dlctnphcne School, $50 frondway
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

EXronr FIRM nTorrnrs ONE on TWO or
r!CE NnYN FAMILIAR WITH THE down
TOWN NltrfDN. SALARY 80 on $40. OSTY
GNNTlLIH NEEn ArrLy GHAvENnOHST a.
co. 80 WALL ST
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

LOST.-Bankbook No. 1908. o37 Of Bank
for Savings 2S0 Fourth ave. New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
GENTLEMEN.

No proposition more strongly Hpraals than tla
nnVDhthgnH. privileges and great nnvlnga offered by
'hia very highly endorsed organization: iere In
u"hln. Tor YOU to rcll. ~. work. being explanatory
nr fHgln'eflng families with this organization. and
thrto ntn over 600 fnmllica already registered
you can chtu $40 Ia $50 wnehly in addition 10
bii'oing very largo permanent income. proved by
rttur1h. dc1lfhhlc connection s. 600 10 So 900 year
~ FOR right people can adG Firth ave. suite si4
TINS advertisement appeared In The Tribune last
Nr'h a number or men responded a number
have taken up the work and aro now earning
good Wectly incomes IN addition to building an
exceptionally profitable future
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
HELP WANTED MALE

nov Chriarnh. with Wevloa experience. for or,s
- worn ~ rcfcfcncci uhocanlo paper. ior -
ftihuuo Orlco
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS

LOST.-Bankbook No. 791,121 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having a claim to 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit TO having the said passbook can
celled and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Cla ssified Adver tisinp
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GET THE RIGHT START
IN BUSINESS!
BRIGHT Yo,NG WOMEN
CAN 20 toBTA1S COOP pAy.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT.
AND A PROMISING FUTURE
TELEPHONE SERVICE
50 and $40 while learning. during
nrst four weeks.
Earnings within next few weeks aver
age s11 so to sl45o week. according
TO tours cf duty assigned
EsTni1gs By end Q, III first esn" year sssrss' s
tours Of duty assigned.
Further salary increases Cor expert
spcsd nS op sS rs and rns mans ops
those who ambitious.
No experience necessary.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY WE'LL
CARED FOR
Homelike quarters
L,incheons sefted at Cost.
Vacations with rss.
Anniversary Payments Sick Beren's
10 Hour Working psy.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION ofFtcrs
utEN wrrh DAYS
MANHATTAN
~ wsst Houston ST.
~ Ia q y NJ
iak4 Broadway ts tsh 81
ia II iaeP nj
100 W, ahlh ~. tnr i.enes Ave
II ~ 10 0 y NJ
HtbNK,
AIS Fast fremont Ave,
r.. NJ teeP al.
BROOKLYN.
81 Willoughby ST.,
"a NJ to 8 r. NJ
1a NJ. TO T.. NJ
b1l0 Fifth Ava. (nr blst ST.
ID NJ to +. NJ
NEW YORK TELEPHONE co.
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APPLICANTS VINO ARE ACCEPTED

VII he aee1 under ihe direct personal supervision
OF one az df star nf Certified iublie Ar,sainl ants
hhl lh7felslis trained IN is special hnHwlags
hun piauilNal procedure naeessafv 10 qualify for
III nnffant accounting work
Address fuf interview, giving age position, edn-
cation ana telephone number Registrar. pustoiiice
hos w. Times Square Branch hsw York.
fiitfMlN with three years sea seryice oilers os
"htpr lenieiq with two years service wanted
~ me nted States Shipping boards Recruiting
SerY'ro TO train "a engineer officers for the Ener
sency Marine Fleet Apply to The New Jersey Free
schoo Of Marine Engineerlng Dickinson High
School, Jersey Chy, Principal A. n Spauldlng. or
70 the BROOKLYN Free School of Marine Engineer
ing,. Pratt Institute. 2l5 nyerson Street. J. r.
h,ouramp Principal. Instruction free bay and
nlFut clnSsrs so you support yourself while
studying. John r Lewis. Section Chief los 3
Fourth st philaoelphla
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

LOST.--Bankbook No. 1,0e1.453 OF Bank
for Savings ESQ Fourth ave. New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
ba nix.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
BOARDERS WANTED
BUSINESS CARDS
AAIiIAIsI llIlrA AlAn
DIAMONDS
MISCELLANEOUS

CoRronArInNa oHgANiZrp, NEW rom
tB3 IN. includes auini and ovnfy r,f~nss 4,
counis collected e,rryNhrte. Hl'l.' iAt.l~r gfA
NllH lii5 NirHdwhs. suite 2ni lirtnni i7is
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GIRLS.
several 1915 years with working papers. to assort
paper patterns. clean. p easant employment; just
the kind of work for beginners IS start advance
ment Pictorial Review Company. 2le West seth
ST. sixth floor.
GIRLS, colored. 1918 years. learn fancy feather
trade; well paid; quick advancement Continen-
tai, IA West 4th St
GIRLS, colorei. willing TO make themselves useful
in embroidery shop S. & R. Embroidery, As
West 46th St.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

LOST. No. 597 Ss1. The Greenwich
Savings Bank PAS & 24S Sixth ave. n. Y.
City. Payment stopped Please return TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
STUDY aCCoUNTANCY AT HOME

want to hear from bookkeepers, cashiers. school
teachers, once workers stenosraphers. and ali
capaoe men and women. either with or without
ocokkeeplng experience, who are ambitious to get
into higher accounting positions paving
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

LOST-Passbook No s7,2o4 of the North
River Savings Bank. Payment stopped
Return to bank. 81 West oath ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
$1,000 TO $4,000 A YEAR AT THE STAR,

The resdjustment Of commerce and industry to A
peace basis. the reconstruction and reorganization
~ American business along more efficient lines the
more scientific analysis Of costa to meet domestic
ard world competition and the necessity for acc =.
rate income and excess profits tax reports to the
Government have created thousands OF new and
attractive opportunities for permanent positions In
the higher accounting field
The demand for trained cornr1etert rate,rs IN All
positions for cost accountants auditors Junior and
senior account ants, &c. he met only In part
tovernnent and business Make heavy demands
upon the available supply Of trained men and
So niit otsarizatinh having The largest s,aiY NJ
accounting and business efficiehc, ettmris In the
Wnild a making every tposslbe effort to help tneet
,etvlew men or Vnhsh ishn dssifs 10 qualify fct
llrss positions hs taking Individual hohis training
,. ,hls 9ai 80 ahna without interfering With tisit
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

LOST-Bankbool No. 625 $50 The Greenwich
Savings Bank, 246 & PAS Sixth ave, n Y.
City Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

Statesmen wanted ono thoroughly acquainted
with local novelty and stationery retail trade
one one, for New England territory; great opportu
to discharged soldier sailor Apply to Service
Record Publishing Co. 2i7 West Seth St. n Y
City.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

LOST-Bankbook No. 1858 Of the Excel
sor Savings Bank. 70 West 23d st. Pay
ment stopped. Return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

HORTON ST. s. 450 City Island av l2sxlO0t
IoiAIoo: Truman B Jewell Louis T. Bliss
ga Beck st. atty. II II Bergman, 2S0i 81 av
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-04-25
Rising Sun Meat Market
A FULL LINE OF

"A
CHOICE HOME-DREssED MEATS
SUCH BEEF VEAL AND LAMB
A trial will convince they quality
CHOICE SALT sUGARCURED MEATS
such as Air Dried Beef (not smoked)
Hams, Bacons. Shoulders and Picnics.
Prepared Cornd Beef Sliced Dried
Beef, Boiled Ham, Frankfurter Sausage and Bologna
LARD
In 3, s. 10, Is and so lbs. pals own make.
nice fresh line Of Cannedoods,
cured meats and takek IA trade.
Prime Calves Lambs also Hides bought at market
Cecil Farmers Phone. TERRY.