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Arizona republican., 1919-03-19
N, ', BREWERS TO bE EG|N BREWING AND BEER SALE

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-AnsWer to the question of when beer is legally beer, and whether it may contain 2$4 per cent alcohol without being off cially considered intoxicating, was sought today by internal revenue bu- reau officials in existing statutes, court decisions and legislation, but with no definite decision.
 Pending a decision by the legal di- vision of the bureau and an opinion by Attorney General Palmer, Commis- sioner Roper declines to say what he would do in case New York brewers carry out their announced intention of resuming manufacture and sale of beer containing PA per cent alcohol, under President Wilson's recent order, permitting the making of near beer" Internal revenue bureau officials held number of conferences. The legal experts of the bureau argued that all precedents of acts of congress and Of revenue bureau practices point to the rule, that if beer contains one-half of one per cent or more alcohol, it is in- toXicating and is taxable as real beer Therefore, it was argued. that the presidents order of last September 16 forbade the use of grains or other food products in making beer with one-half per cent or more of alcohol Commissioner Roper. however. de- cided to fortify himself fully and ar ranged to call on the department Of | justice for an opinion.
 In any event, officials said, the manufacture of beer with more than one-half per cent alcohol is prohibited i after May l, under the food conserva = tion provision of the act of November 21, 1918. It was understood that New
 York brewers. however, did not agree with this view.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-19
Chicauo Not Prnceedinn

CHICAGO, March 1S-William G. Legner, president of the Chicago Brewers Protective association. said tonight local brewers would not at this time take steps toward producing beer of 2a per cent of alcoholic con- tent. as eastern brewers are planning to do
Arizona republican., 1919-03-19
Connecticut Will Resume

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 1-The bre%eries of Connecticut will resume the manufacture of beer containing 2& alcoholic content immediately, # was announced this afternoon. follow ing a meeting of the Connecticut Brewers association here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
Police Department
Orders
Transfers and Assignments,

PATRoLMEN.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ, NAV IL.
From Division OF National Defence (spe.
eiai war rolD to precincts Indicated, In
aennite leaves of absencs are hereby re-
Daniel F. Kerriean. Il; Carl A. He,d.n,
EDWARD v. Deyine, al: Frederick H
9asf; Is; John J. Hardiman. IS; William
To take erect 8 A. NJ. May rs
hairy j. Farley. nth Prec.. assigned to
Temporary Assignments.
PATRoLMEN.
August Voegler. t2d Prec.. to Headquar-
tiers DIV. TO duty In automobile repair
shop for IL days from Q A. NJ. May III.
vincent burning. 18TH Proc. to ssd Prsc.,
A. NJ. May is.
Assignment Discontinued.
PATRQLMAN.
August voeeier. 4id Prec. 60 "a Ynrp.
raryj from i 4. NJ May II. 'e"p0'
Leaves Of Absence.
Without pay.
PATRoLMEN.
Joseph A; o,Brien, aSth Prec.. for 1 day
Daniel Gallagher. Asa prec. for days
from 12;ol A NJ. May 20.
Sick Leave.
PATROLMAN.
John D. Schneider. 18th Prec.. for 90
| days from A. N. May 20.
| Relieved From Suspension and R~stered "a
Duty.
PATROLMAN
John l. Sullivan, No. ana slst Prec
| TO take effect 6:2b P. NJ. May Is
Resignation.
PATRoLMAN.
William ]. Sergeant, No. 3sli. ssth
Proc, TO take effect IL p. NJ. May 1s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
M0RGAN'S YACHT IS RAMMED.
Former Corsair, Now Gunboat
Gloucester. Damaged in Collision,

The gunboat Gloucester, formerly ]. p
Morgan's yacht Corsair, went down the
hay yesterday with a party OF naval
officers and reporters to meet the trans
Port. Mount Vernon, on which Secretary
OF tlie Navy Daniels returned from
France. When the Mount Vernon was
OF Fort Wadsworth the Gen. Joseph T.
Johnston, a quartermaster's boat, backed
sway from the port side of the transport
and Rept backing until she rammed the
Gloucester. V shaped hole was gouged
in the gunboat's side and the captains
room. was damaged.
The passenger piled into the ships
tender and landed in Hoboken. Among
them were f. W. Britten, Mr. Daniels's
secretary: Commodore Foster. Admiral
Glennon's aid. and Lieutenant Com
manders Wells Hawkes. and Z, d.
Cooper.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
3 FARMS, OWNED BY WIDOW

Husband died In March, must sell lS3
Acres; located on State road: miles to
high school and depot: eight room house.
open hreplaces. hardwood floors; have kept
a lot OF stock. large barns; owned ~ years;
10 acres woodland; lot OF fruit; price
So 900; also have tIVe room tenant house
1853 Acres: 10 room house, large barns;
1000 fruit trees bearing, 500 coming In
bearing; raise bumper crops; buildings
insured for over $4,000; rs acres wood and
timber land: $500.
ESQ Acres: IL room house, large barns;
been IN family for 1870 years; have kept
lot OF sheep ana cattle price $1,000 clear
prsciated. l. NJ. HALLENDECK, Green
dale-on-t tn Hudson, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
LANE CONVICTED OF
FRAUD UPON WIDOW
Jury Finds Lawyer Guilty of
Larceny of $500.

The jury which for the past three
weeks has been hearing evidence at the
trial of Richard II. Lane. q lawyer,
found him guilty yesterday OF grand
larceny in the first degree. He was
charged with defrauding his benefac-
tress. Mrs. Victoria A. Mckenzie, a
wealthy widow, az years old. living at
600 West 141st street, out of $500.
Lane was alleged by the elderly COM
plainant to have obtained the money
from her on the representation that II
was an initial payment for the purchase
of the patent rights to a car brake
owned by Maurice and Howard Cor
mack. both of Kingston. N. Y, whose In
terests In the Standard Brake Company
he was said to have informed her could
be bought for $4,000. Lane was ac-
cused further OF having led Mrs. Nc
Kenzie to believe that the Westinghouse
Electric Company was ready to pay $780,
900 and royalties for the patent rights
to the brake. Testimony given at the
trial by the Cormacks and representa-
tives OF the Westinghouse company in
dicated that Lane had had no transac-
tons in business way with either.
During the trial before Justice Davis
Alexander ]. Rorke. Assistant District
Attorney. endeavored at one stage of the
proceedings to show that Lane had been
able to worm his way deeply into Mrs.
McKenzie's confidence by resort to spirit
communication. Mrs. Mckenzie declined
to testify as to this. expressing a fear
that she might be thought by some to be
In league with the devil. Lanes attor-
ney. Samuel Ecker. introduced Wit
nesses. among them the defendants wife
and the compliments former daughter
in-law, seeking to show by their testl-
mony that the aged widow was SO deeply
In love with Lane, who is forty-two
years her junior. that she voluntarily
gave him much of the money which he
is said to have taken from her on false
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
H0BoKEN's WET HOPES FADE.
Gen. Shanks Refuses to Abolish
the "Bnrred Zoneo in CITY.

Najor-Gen. David c. Shanks. COM
nnalder of the port Of disembarka ton,
Hoboken, said yesterday that 30 far as
he was concerned the liquor ban will not
be lifted from the town at present. He
declared that he would oppose any effort
to abolish the barred zone"
Gen. Shanks was waited upon by q
delegation OF Hoboken merchants yester-
day, headed by Representative John J.
Esgan, who asked that the liquor re-
Ftrict!ons be removed. Gen. Shanks said
that as long as Hoboken IL such an I'M
portant military point he could not re-
move the liquor embargo. He declared
that the ban not only protected the SOL
d'ers' but keeps the stevedores working
AZ a nominal rate of speed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Increases i'm All the Glasses of
hvestments Are Shown
=. for Week.
Special Desyarca 10 TIE sus.

! WAsHtHoToS, May 11.--lncreases in
all classes of investments. mainly in war
paper accompanied by substantial nd-
ditiors 10 Government and member
bank reserve deposits, are indicated by
the Federal Reserve Boards weekly
statement.
OF the total increase OF about s7S,-
100000 In earning assets, s67,7O0, 900
represents net increase In war paper,
$4,000. 900 increase In other discounts,
t2,700.oo0 increase in acceptances and
N,T0o,OoO increase in Treasury GER
tihcates on hand. Total earning assets
show an increase OF about 5000. 900
for Che week and include about s1e.0
OF Victory notes reported by two banks.
The following table shows the condi-
ton OF the reserve banks at the close of
business last night:
Paper held under rediscount for the
Federal reserve banks shows a de-
crease from ss3. 100000 to $93,T0o,o0o
Holdings of bankers acceptances in
clude $3,600,000 bought from other re-
serve banks with the latter's indorse-
ments and $4,000 bought from other
reserve banks without such indorse-
ments.
Government and member reserve de-
posits show considerable increases, the
former $96,100, 900 and the latter S24,-
100000. Net deposits are given az about
st0O, 000, 900 more than in the weeh just
previous. Against large increases in
deposit liabilities, circulation OF Fed
erai reserve notes shows q reduction
OF $24,700,o0o, all the banks except
those at Philadelphia and st. Louis re-
porting smaller figures under that head.
The-banks liabilities on Federal reserve
bank notes in circulation show an in
crease of s3,600,oo0. Total cash re-
serves show a gain Of ts.1oo,o0o. of
which $1,000, 900 Is gold.
AZ. the result OF the largo increase
in deposit liabilities Of banks reserve
percentage shows a decline for the week
from 61.s to 51.1 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
Statesmen
MACARONI PRODUC-s

VI ~ 4 NUM- TKVUT- =
We want high grade salcsmen Who ~
mand large following of Jnbbirg ar. F.-
tail American and italian Grocery Trad
salary no limit, In accordance with res. .'
Write. giving qualifications refsr,v'.s d. r
salary expected. L, box i27 SGu -
SOUTH AMERICA -skll,e5 or ',-ha, Al
men seeking employment Larr-Nw"-.'
ers through our Want columns = ."r'
a word--mnimum $50. INGENIEE T. \
INTERNATIONAL AS Tenth Ave r
SALESMEN--SelI our Accident ar.I $. .
ness Policies In your spare 'wH pos
1000 death: $500 weekly benefit i.
MUM $1,000 yearly: steady ir.u.nc '-g-
renewals. Address UNDERWRITERS
Dept 2a3, Newark y
Statesmen wanted to Sc -hrr 7E
Room Sp~cialties New York HnS NlH'0.''
on commission. Box Z S % sar -
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Medal for DR.. Anna II. shaw.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Dis
tinguished Service Medal has been
awarded to DR.. Anna Howard Shaw,
honorary president Of the National
American Woman Suffrage Association,
for her services as head Of the woman's
section OF the Council OF National De-
fence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
m. a..

INCOMING sTEA1lsu1Ps.
es Guaratue.. Brest, April %.
s. k o1S s,r rSp'I s. nsrd. Hpli N.Y.
Sc Csoeeon, London, April 80:
IS East Indian, London, April %.
SIS Franklin, Cardiff. April 80.
6. Indepsnd.nce. London. Nay;
Sc Ampecto. Rotterdam: April %
Sc Yale. Brest. Nag ..
IS Gouverneer de Lastsheere. Antwerp.
Sc Johan Same. Sunderland. May l.
IS Ascutney, CHR altar, Nay i.
50 Bcrneo Msru. London. Nay
g. g. f SABINE; KY ., West; M u
Sc Alicante, CadiE, May Q.
So Cape Henry birmingham. Msys
Ss Mania Fowey, May 8.
So oevre. Barry. May
SIS Gothland, Antwerp, Nay e.
SIS Michigan, London. May 6.
Sc Eoordam. Brest. May !.
Sc Lake Frampton, Newport. Nay ).
SIS Olympic Southampton. May 10
IS TNnnes Barry. May T.
IS Mona Glasgow. May ..
SIS West Cape. Newport. May 4
S. Thals, Cristo6al. May 10.
Sc Ell Almirante. Galveston. Nay Il
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Roma. Marseilies, MAyT.
SIS Virginia. Brest, May'7.
SIS Walter A. Luckenbach. Bordeaux. May :.
50 Ice King. st. Nazaire. May ..
So Maiden. Ant werp. May 6.
S. Wells City, Bristol. May Z.
SIS Prusa. Manchester, May l.
ss NJ; Shasta. Crirtobai May 10
Sc Mohawk. Jacksonville. Nay IL
Due Tuesday.
Sc Naiserin Auguste Victoria Brest. May L.
SIS Vsllacia. Brcet, May ..
SIS Seattle. Brest. May 10.
Ss II arrsburg. Liverpool, NAV IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

WOULD accommodate two 70 .-''.
for week ends in private t.'...
NJ three. ideal home, forty n''.'' 80 +.
city al modern ConNenlenres ..f' - q
rounding, convenient to Long h.t' a.
Ro"'SHwhy. Address ROOM N'N -!9 "''
san St New York City
A practical nurse ,fr,rs r.n-rH H.'..
for the summer - few eide. no 30
invalid people; city conNerl'u .r. '..
hours from NrN NuTk. W'arrH' ..'
AnpLE s. box 100 sun ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
FOR SAIE.


RAPHIA-Nery good cur. .'..
$50 p"r bale 90 cwts 3. ~ riw.-.
MRrsrill", Special qH0.a'icre Per- .'-'
quautiti,s on Application Bl|.> h.l' ~
MsrE'ui" T"lcr AJdress ''.'f. ~H..'S
Nirsrlllr. France
SECTIONAL hpusr II.r..t. ..
sale N.urns~ PLTNNIE
DIAMONDS bought. ,o,t 70. ..--
tstcs bougAt BENNETT IL J. ra, Il l.-~'''.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
TRANsPACnTC malta.

Connecting mails close At @. p. O. and City
Hall stations at 80 p. NJ. daily.
Japan, Cores, China and Philippine Islands
(via seattlel Nay 10. Sc. Arsosa Maru.
Hawni and specially addressed mail for
yspan. Corea and China tvis San Francisco),
May %, SIS. China.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Cores and China tvia san Francisco),
May q. Sc. Nippon Maru-
Japan. Cores, China, siam, Cochin China
Netherlands, East Indies and Philippine Isl.
snds !via vancouver and Victoria, b. CO..
Msy "a, S. Empress Of japan.
japan. Corea, CHM. Slam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East indies Cvis geattle)
May rs, SIS. Chicago Maru.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China (via
Seattle. May Dc. Sc. Colusa
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China tvia San Franoisco),
May 20. So. Ecuador.
Tahiti. Msrquesas. Cook Islands, New Tea
land and Australia tvis San Francisco). May
Guam. via San Franciscc. May 81, e. 8.
Transport.
Hawaii, SANDMAN Islsnds. Australia and
New Zealand (via San Francisco), June s, 81,
Ventura.
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$23, 3s3, 100000 rs WAR COST.
Army Expenditures Amount ts
914,OOO,OOO,OOO, Says March.

w&sHINoToN. May 17.-Total ex-
penses OF the United States Government
during the war period. Gen. March an
nounced to-day. was approximately
s2S;se3. 100000. The normal expenditure
OF the Government for the same period
would have been $4,000, 100000.
Expenses due directly to the war were
estimated AZ $21,294, 900, 900. OF which
the army spent Si4. 900. 900 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

tary Tumulty to-day. having been re-
ceived over the cables during the night
1t contains approximately $500 words
and probably will be transmitted to
Congress Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
HELP wANTED-FEMALE AM MN1

A. A. Ave want TO and the -,Fht
man or woman to interview pro~nin.r,
people with whom we will first make Ar.
pointrnents In Now York or other place,
accustomed TO meeting educated pose
They need have no experience as sales.
men. but should have some OF the quail.
ties Of merchants. They may, II they 50
desire, give us only some Of their evening.
or part of their time until thev hAv.
tried out our plans. Attractive terms a,
to compensation will be arranged. Address
E. L.. Room 66S Munsey Building, Wash.
I'M ton, d. G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

WANERtf PLACE, I2s--West OF Wash
Istoh square; gentleman will share With
renheu bachelor OF couple well furnisheI
nne room hiEh class apartment during
GUNNER. Address APARTMENT H. ?t6
moor or phone Spring 6Sll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
$500 word. I'm Wilson Message.

WAsHINdroN, May II. - President
Wilson's message to the extra session
OF Congress was in the hands of secre-
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AGENTS.

SIS to $50 WEEKLY in ynur g.. ... -
doing special advertising work ...r NJ 'f'
families OF your city; no eNp.rJor.. r'-'-'
sRry; write to-day for fun u.-i.t.'''
AMERICAN PRODUCTS co. l.A Amer
can Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodeuc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ..".b 81 NJ Sun sets. =. 3 20 N
Moon rises IL III NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook 10 Ia A NJ Gov. Island 10 IS n
Hell Gate. ..... 12:2sAM
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. $50 A NJ Gov. Island. 3 "a n
He'll Gate. ... Z :ot AM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

Great Britain. ireland, Egypt and British
India-Close 80 A N. May 90 ss- Royal
George; A. NJ May %, ss. orduna,: A.
NJ. May "A, S.. Celtic.
France. Algeria and Tunis-Close $50 A., N
May 20. IS. Bspasne; ESQ A. NJ. May n, 81.
Roch6 mbeau.
Gibraltar and Itsly-Close A N. May %,
IS. Caserta: Z A. NJ. May a, Se. Soda; A.
NJ. May "a, Sc. Giuseppe Verdi.
Norway-Close IL 30 A. n. May u, Be. Ber-
N. May n. S. Frederik VIII.
Union Of South Africa-Close 10 A. n My
q, Sc. Clan Macquarrie.
Purtugal-C1ose 10 30 A. II Nav 70 IA Nil
waukee Bridge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

Hato OF total reserves to net deposits and
Federal reserve note liabilities combined 5li
per cent
Ratio of gold reserves TO Federal reserve
notes In circulation after setting aside IS per
cent against net deposit liabilities $40 per
cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
FOREST HILL GARDENS

2 rooms Bachelor ss6 -. 1870
rooms, housekeeping $40 ~ Nnoh'h
rooms, 2 bedrooms sitn ,
) rooms, corner s5S5 .,
M, .hs Gardens Apartment" OpposI,e
west SIDE Tennis Club and adjoining Inn
,,,, GCfOS L. e. EARLE,
or Supt on premises Forest Hills e6.b =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

ADMINISTRATIONS MAY II.
Ss Oriuna, Halifax, May 16
Ne Mount Vernon, Brest, May D.
SIS Floridlan, ST. Nazsire, May 8.
rs Celtic, Halifax, May is.
SIS Advance, Cristobai, May 10.
Ga Edward L. Doheny ID, Gibraltar. Nay ..
IS Prins Frederik Hendrix, San Domingo.
May Q.
SIS W. NJ. Upper, Port Of Spain, Nay ..
SIS Machsrda, Glasgow, May Z.
SIS Armenia, Fowey, April 30.
S. West Zelda, Gibraltar, April So
SIS wassnio, New Orleans, May 10.
Ss Sangstad. Norfolk May l5.
Cruiser Baltimore, Halifax.
SIS Nordam. Brsst. May Z.
SAILED For NEW YORK.
SIS Yoiranga. from Liverpool.
Sr Puget Sound. from Montevideo.
IS Kandahar. from Cape Town.
IS Hawaiian. from Rio Janeiro.
SIS Andalusia, from Barry.
IS Kiowa, from Barry.
SIS Csronia, from Liverpool.
Sc Mohawk, from Charleston.
ss Santa Marta, from Cristobel.
So Zulis, from Mnyagues.
So Alamo, from Key West.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
81 CATERING, at Leith.
IS Belair, at Dartmouth.
SIS Alban. at Pernambuco.
Ss vestris- at Montevideo.
rs Akron, at Port Said.
Sc Comal, at Galveston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

HELP wANTED-NALE,

Auto School Largest and best school IN the
WEST SIDE U. &. Send for booklet and pass
Y. NJ. G. A.. TO school. Telephone Columbus
3l5 w. 57th Sc. 1920 Special classes for ladies
DISTRIBUTOR wanted in evary town
for Speedoline. quart equals SO gallons
gasoline: hustlers make 5000 to $500 pn-
month; particulars free. SPEEDOLrNF
CO, Dallas. Texas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

IS Sierra, Bordesux, Nay 10.
IS Mexican, Bordeaux, May 10.
rs Scranton. Bordeaux, May g.
IS Tartar Prince, La Pallice, May 9.
ss Knight Companion, London, May 8.
IS 1xion. London. May 10.
IS SAGA 'dahoc La prilice NAV z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

YOUNG or middle aged woman 10 ssS,..
In asserting. examining and packing men,
neckwear. 1t 10 light work in clean,'
modern workroom and experienr" a.,
necessary. n. B. & F., 81 East ?gnd G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

COMFORTABLE country house, large
grounds; Edgewater. y. j.. within, easy
walking distance Fort Lee Ferry; reason
able rent, nine rooms. bath. large base
ment, gas, steam heat gas and coal range
arrangement for garage can be made. APP
phonR CIInsIda -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
SITUATIONS wASTFD-rEMNIR.

REFINED middle aged woU.IH, H..''
Ing personality. desires position o. Ar1-'-
keeper or hostess IN mountain mp s1H'
hotel or summer home. !Hfn"aHr"s ~
changed. NJ FRANCES, c55 ". Man s..
4 > ~ AZ o "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

MUSICIAN wANTED-YouuF man VINO
can improvise with ease on the piano
playing by note not essential address
NJ, L. A, $40 Broad ST. Newark y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

oilers or water tenders with two years sea
service wanted by the United States Ship
ping Boards Recruiting Service to train
as engineer officers for the Emergency
Marine Fleet. Apply to the New Jersey
Free School OF Marine Engineering III
e!pal 4. E. spaulding; or to the B-ooklyn
free school of Marine Engineering The
polytechnic Institute. Z. F. Church pr'r-
cipal. Instruction free Day and night
classes 80 you can support yourself Wills
studying. JOHN f. LEWIS, Section Chic.
Jos s Fourth st. Philadelphia
MUSICIAN WANTED-YouuE man Who
can improvise with on the piano.
playing by note not essential Adore.
NJ. L. A. $40 Broad 81. Newark. y. :
OFFICERS WANTED for tho new Mo
Americans can enter the Crltel STATE,
Shipping Board School for tea hing Nayi.
CATION and get an Offlcer's License Two
years previous experience in the deck de.
partment as a seaman Is necessary in o-4ar
to get Third Officer's license instruction
II entirely free. No enlistment is reluire5
Course from four TO eight weeks. Dav
self while at school. Apply 20 Capt BOND
The Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn. or 70
A. spaulding. ST. Jersey Avenue. ic--
sey City, n. Y. JOHN FREDERICK
LEWIS, Chief of Section 2 los south
Fourth Street Philadelphia. Pa
PRINTER has opening for ss,esut'
controlling from $4,000 TO $4,000 bocf
and Job work: state past performan
and salary expected to start. Write )
box 10. Room 1901, 22o w. az s.
PAINT SALE1sMEN-To soil to Tndus'r.a'
and commission. COLONIAL. WORKS
Woodwork Building
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIE-

NURSERY GOvERNBss, Scotch or En-.
usn preferred; willing to share care Of
children and Homework with thu ,nn.b,S
good home; references exchanged. Wr..
Z. NJ. box 100 Sun office.
NEAT SEWERS will be taught now Il,
slip stitch mems neckwear, work riv,,
nome; pay Is good and employment con
slant. NJ - q F., ~ East s9nd S,
SECRET AIRY -STESOGRAPHER Eng; a.
and Spanish; must be able to vrl;s goa
spanish letter; experienced in relieving
executive of detail; give experience. ts
nalon and salary. =. s.. box 200 Sun OTIS,
WANTED-5 bright. capable Ladies
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers; $50
TO 5000 per week; railroad fare p.I
write at once. GOODRICH DRUG co
Dept. 677, Omaha, Neb.
YOUNG or middla aneh unrnan =. =.