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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Teb. ia -Htoeks we're
heavy at tho outrst Of ,odays session.
eseptt over ihs wceA-sri prososIus re-
nssed selling.
Uls and mstsrs were FIRST To yisId. toi-
iovcJ by sHlptiNra and Equipments Weak
est fca,ursS iHciudvd Mexican ps,ro,surn.
r.sA, Company Made states, 1epstsi
Motors. w~tudshaksr. Atisn,ieHini rrdelhlr
st.el and baldwin Locomotive. IN which
Initial losscs extended rom 10 ~ points
Declines veto ssneraiiy increased within
IN. fret half hesr, Oenerai Motcrs show
ing an s,ttsrns les Of almost 10 pelnts,
With further rsverssa In s,eels.
shorts made ascthec raid upon come
Of the more speculative shares AZ midday,
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
'nI6 ,Lo

fitt'AGN Ftb b. ItI3F rss,Ii', ~
goo opening sissis % ~s. UnIk Nfitu
heA'F ~ CIi' nsiau - 80
iifs
CATTLE rccs. ~. ithoo rfm rhoiae
heavy T'rfs - ai'sb mr3fum 81 So
hl'i9, common -. Gll 80, rHpi,s lishis
~ % ommpn g. 10 al. 30 buish-
- Leifsn tstbHir 90. roN. ;~E-soslisE
Afnsrs y o91 ,sy.s 81 tbei'fa
IT, dtts . tQHll % Ftr5Ksrs rf 70 10 a..
-lEEI fscsirts 5000 riev lambs
ilAosup 30 culi. t~i,fovi-'t thoic,
ewoA t~lveuiifi, eulis "a eqg 10 ~
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KANSAS CITY.

kANAAs CITY Ieb lt-HOGs re-
esip's - 200 sioN zoe 60 tee lover lux
!ltlsritb hesN~s. no sUy Sale
mediums tlteulifk nghts Ioos
l,iI pigs tiI0ssito-
CATTLE receipts Ilso0 steady -
hirhef Choire heavy sssrs tt2set67s
medium gfbliN 'imtnun sou
y - choics llshts eli 'o1ti 49, common
secs 80, butcher hstf.ts Seail't
coss s0ti. rsnn-fr tS.basS9
cal'ss Sli oeo 10 30 '.sdets - sOg 81 ~
sthcksts NtSLipE
hHtfP focsipts ICES steady amrs
ttT,tUfeM suiis tiasvlf year
lins wsihefs Absa ~ 30 ewes lie 5ar
NV cuii. tSe51i 10 IS. breeding eve.
ts.6s0itse. feeder lambs ~ ?Set,oQ4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

FAST 1T toms reb. is-HoTs 70,
c.ip,9 81 10. steady u Ice lover. buik
~. @tt 10 tssy rt2gl,fs. me
dun uti ais,o. HIGHT .u,s9ci3 50
plvs iisoVsib 90 q
CATTLE receipts 800: steady! choice
bss,y ssssu ~ ootieso inediRm 81 %
Nitrs; CON mon es.os8ia7t. thatcs iEh,s
81 poSitoe commor tLoVilit.
butcher he'fvrs q fsItie COWS 1850
10 20: csnbers 5000 : "a. calves vi, ood
y feeders " gev /. 90 siockeFs $40
wleto.
ahkEP; receipts 1850 steady. lambs
NiSo6' ~ 90 cub. SiS116i.oo yeArlins
-ethsrs sfwisoo cheic. eves 10 90
uilk0 Cuiis - 90 90
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KANSAS CITY. FEB. is-RuTrER IN
changed kDDs: earen, receipts 100 y
as. higher. tit0 POULTRY hens e
hishsr, tl.c, others unchanged PpTA.
Tons Nrm. ettoSsee
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CNicAGo, web. is-RrrTERi STEADY
500 cssss: firs1 kiAebie, ordinary
tirsts VUtv At mark, sasrs Included. ~
vsic. PorLrRrg aitvs,' higher sptinss,
zoe fOxis sSr.
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NEW vORA.

NEW YORK. Feb. N-rhs ron,insed
strength 81 Liverpool led to . further I'd.
vance In the cotton markst 81 III. opening
here today frr prices ssrs Z 10 ~
81 aso. Sentiment was Mors ~ lsss
unsettled nv the early fr~resu.srty Of the
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MlD.DAr STOCKS

no %fD'llpIfT 400 tns - S.s iu1
msfs'ts %, fa 30 30 u 'HHy uar' a9n,
Elsi tY hH.stot. t.H, company - h9t'h
I~fuaurab D
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P.' 'IW ms ~. N.'Si ne Manu.
fG.'ute or importation ~ sslr ~ ~.
ol.im, morphine and hetoir
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Brokers and Statesmen

Exceptional offerings Of stock In new
Louisiana Company nov producing oil
nd a. dividend basis Company owns
Is different Louisiana leases. Reliable
management With bank references.
Active development eanpaisn Capital
stock one million dollars Weekly field
reports. exhaustive literature ard the
spr, ~ cooperation ,hst tesTy helps
\ mcri'ofious. legitimate proposition
hat offers auicR. profitable return.
Furnish references Tor maps, photo
graphs. oirculsrs and attractive propo-
sitlor.
INDEPENDENT OIL EXCHANGE.
~ WslouA street. Kansas city. No.
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mo sssipF . $40 n.. HI q
" tffst h.' HI ..
.us ffOm lHH .rH s.I
s tId allied etI. 4,
l.H
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T' M - fIIIIf ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

M KTE-ny owner, / -fssm hun.
1oisUs. Phone Maple stisJ.
ri 6.es~m ksuss. stsss u. ssst eide,
~ eSei tNs kosss Wit rent fes - per
roe oil have Z . hsrvy IN e.
h Sascata. wsiass sees. Call csnnlns.
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nry uy,I rsr,ry ron .,lr.
~ THU tnouM

rallfbfuli tunral1a lprHifi n.rH
h'hf car ma s'hD,l thla rs QUO ~
most rDirplfi tIrFlnts 10 ,b
has pnh l0ntt ari fIuIsI Iu mums
lIlr' $4,000 1000 1N|. t..ID0 900 under
the mafstt
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BEE ovN llsruos

~ nave ssvvrai esbA buys on eAs'
~ N e-vccWn hessssi hren e7.tos n
N,VN. I-e-l
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In aAkE-Hy ovnA-, treom modern
kssss on two lots; Si.sss; ua'ncambsr.d.
W o. 10 3. 9TH ~
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ArRopi.ANE BUNGALOW
BEAUTIFUL HOME

stx rosus ana brsakfsst rom; all
nah floovs: pptd cr~rr-te porch and
drive: saraee end servants room: base
ments, tots 70xiso.
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ARELIus SWANSON co.
Can W, A. Mckee ~ 7. T.. wills. wal
MT ~; Are. office hosrS walnut
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

IF you are alert, ambitious,
healthy. and can talk intellig gently.
then you are the man We want.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Navy Orders

From The Tribuno's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 31.--Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Dosne 1T. q. g. w c., to Hampton Read.
Bowling. Com. o. c., to nava! operations
Navy Dept.
Edwards. LIT. Corn E. c.. to naval training
:. station, Great Lakes.
Frucht, CON- NJ. NJ, to naval training sta
ton, Great Lakes.
Fulton, Ems. W. L.. to L. s. s. Sacramento
Harrison, 1t. II. II. H., to U. s. S. Tacoma.
Maher. 1t S. A., to U. S. S. Broome.
Meyers, Com. G. j.. to command u. S. S.
Sacramento.
Peh, 1t. G.. r.. to U. S. S. Fulton.
Stephan. 1t. A. f., to u. S. S. Sacramento
Truesdell. It. S. D.. to U. s. S. Stevens.
Wilkes, 1t. j.. to U. S. S. RS.
McCole, 1t. P. A., to Marine Expeditionary
Force, Santo Domingo.
Guinea. 1t. w. f., to Marine Expeditionary
Force. Hayti-
Turnquist, 1T. w. H.. to u. S. S. Ramapo.
Venable, 1t. Com. Reginald S. H, to u. S. S.
Cushing.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Steamship Philadelphia Sails
After DELAY Due to Two Fires

SOUTHAMPTON, England, March 81.
The American line steamship Phil
adelphia, the sailing date of which had
been postponed from last week owing
to two fires on board. put to sea to-
day on the voyage for New York. The
origin Of the Tres has not been dis
covered.
Special precautions will be taken to
insure the safety of the vessel on the
westward trip.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
PORTS

BALTIMORE, March 31.--Arrived: Strs
Coulee. Valparaiso via Jacksonville; Lake
Port Lobos Nemassa Genoa Standard
ltank), Port Lobos. Cleared Strs Lake
Airline, Cienfuegos; Pinemore (Br),
Trieste; Standard, Port Lobo5; Lake Ems-
dale, Galveston; Samland (Belg), Rotter-
dam and Antwerp: Scythian (Br), Rotter-
dam; Caxambu tBraz), Havre: West
Wauneke, Antwerp; Hoxio. Antwerp;
Iivves. Norfolk. Sailed Strs Regulus
(Nor). Havre; Hllsboroukh County. Phil
adelphia; san Eduardo (Br) tank). Tux
nam. Cape Tenry. Va, March 31--Passed
IN for Baltimore: Strs Ossneke, New
York; Shot tsville, HamburG Hilton, BQca
Grandc: 'ronesit, New York: Bradavon
tbr). Rrixhan. Passed out from Balti-
more: Strs Feltore, Daiquiri: Medina.
Antwerp; Cushnet. Galveston.
BOSTON. March 31.-Arrived Strs
Nantucket. Norfoih West Arrow. Norfolk
Tor Antwerp. schr G c Mensel tr, Akin,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
TRANSPORTED NAILS

The connecting malls close at tho Gem
Station, New York. at p. M. as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Wilhemina, April 3
Japan. Corea, China, Siam Siberia
Cochin China Netherlands East indies and
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver ana Vic
toria, D. c.. steamship Empress OF Russia
April 8.
Taniti. Marauesas. Cook Islands New
Hssland and Australin. via San Francisco.
steamship Tofua, April g.
China. Slam. Cochin China Netherlands
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Barcelona,--S Catalina
Qenoa-S s Taorm!nn.
Southampton--S S Royal George. Phila-
delphia.
Monmouth S Wentworth. Vestalia
Danzig-S Antigone
Christ ania--S S Sorland-
Gibraltar--S s Bayhead
Colon bo-S Tiger
Bergen-S Besseggen
Shields-S Conrad Mohr.
Huli--S Idaho, Marengo
Fayal--S S Mar Caspio
Monte videoS s Shanghai Maru
Buenos AyreS-S 8 Bristol
Panama Canal. Cristobal-S Ossa
Arrivals From New York
Canea-S t'araby
Eangoon--S s Lake Gitauo
Marseilles-S s Titan
Port Said-S West Caurb, City ~
Lincoln
Christiania>-S Pergensfjord
Hull--S Bloemfont-rn.
Buenos Ayres--S Bolgan
Colon bo-S Clan Macgilivray
DakarS Bendu
Antofagasta-S Republic.
Arica--Tex rkana.
southamrton-S $ Mauretania.
tlushing-S S Valdura.
Naples-S 5 Canopic. Regina d'1tal,a.
President Wilson
Malta-S City OF Naples
Randers-S S Dione.
Antwerp-S S I.Ondonier
Callao-S Steel Age
Alexandria-lS Clan MacKlnnon
Yokohama--S 5 Iryden.
Panama Canal. Cristobal--S 8 Abansarcz
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

East Indies and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. steamship Nile. April .;
Japan Corea and specially addressed
mail for China. via Seattle steamship Kash-
ina Maru. April 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Army Orders

From, The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March 31.-Army order
issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Elliott. 1st It. J. w. y. 8. A.
stickiey, Capt. A. E. Med e.
Clover lst 1t. c., inf.
Schoenberg. I'd 1t l.. inf:
Durham, Capt. w. W.. Med. Q.
Plott 1st 1t. S. c., inf.
Marshall. 1st 1t j. W.. Eng.
Hill I'd 1t. E. c., Ord. Dept.
Kick!ighter, Capt. H. K. Air Service
Smith, LIST 1t. H. j., Eng.
Tilson. Maj. F. O.. F. A.
Nicely. 1st 1t. W. A.. inf.
Williams, I'd II W. L.. Air Service.
Doyle Capt. w. A., inf.
Stouffer I'd 1t. P. NJ, San. c.
Young, 1st 1t. e; F., y s. 4.
Turck. Col R. C., Med. c.
McMullen, Capt w. X, inf.
Rridsd%sni Rrxn.;a. 1T 1't f. Ii Y H; ;r9 r. F. A.
Lykes, 1st 1t. G., cav.
81 Springer. PROV: 1st T. L E; e; H.; Corp. of Eng.
Quartermaster Corps
Hooper. Capt. C. E.. to Governors Island.
Praether. Capt. j. A., to New York. Boston
Springfield and Schenectady.
Thomas. Col. c. o.. jr., to Washington.
Infantry
Coldwell, Capt. P. to Camp jackson.
Duke. Capt. T. r., to Nogales.
Wisner, LIST 1t. r., to Fort SIocum.
Minnigerode. Capt F. L., to Fort Sheridan.
Batchelde-. 1st 1t. H. W.. to Fort Smelling.
Mitchell, Major E. B., to Camp Jackson.
Miscellaneous
Sibe-t. Major w. O.. to Chem. Warf. Service
Washington.
Reasoner, Major NJ A.. Med. c.. to New
Gill, 1st 1t. W. D.. Med. c., to Coblenz.
Ehrnbeck; COL A. R.. Corps of Eng. te
Honolulu.
Hodgson, Capt. P. A.. Corps Of Eng. te
Dusenbury. Col. J. S.. c. A.. to Salem.
Brsereton!; 1t Col. L. H.. air service, te
Douglas. Capt H. T.. air service. to Quantico
Behr, Col. F. j.. c. A., to Fort H. G. Wright
Ireland. Major M. w., u. s. A.. to Ann Arbor
Turner, Major W. G., u S. A., to Fort Reno
Barlow. Major w. s., U. s. A., to Los An
geles.
Cootes, Col. H. NJ, Gen. Staff, to Camp Leo
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THY
nrm heretofore cxisting under tho firm
name OF Alice Foote Mae Dougail has been
disSOlved, and thut tho said business Will
be continued by Alice Foste MacDougnll
Il SonD. Inc. which has assumed tho in
debtodneAs OF snid firm.
ALICE FOOTE MacDOU0ALL.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
sURROGATES' NOTICES

eUERKEN. JOHN I'm PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John r. Co.
halan. n Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against John y. suer.
ken. late Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased. to present tho same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at their place Of
transact!ng business. at the office OF their
attorneys. Guxgenhcimer. Cntcrmycr d
Marshall. No. 100 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York. or or be.
fore the LIST day OF Juno next.
Dated. Now York. tho 18th day OF De.
osmbor 1910.
ELISE KAETItE SUNRKEN.
HERMAN =. SUERKEN,
Executors
GGGGENHHIMER, t1NTEkMYER a
MARSHALL, Attorneys for Executors
120 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
SURROGATES' NOTICES

I.ETFERTS, WILLIAM HIN PURSU-
ance Of an order OF Honorable John F.
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County OF Nav
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against William IT.
deceased. to present the same with vouch'
thereof to the subscri bcrs at their
place of transacting business, at the oftice
Of Baldwin & Hutchins, their ATTORNEYS
No 1870 Broadway. Borough Of Manhat
tan IN t4e City Of New York. on or be
fore the 7th day of September next
Dated. New York. the LIST day of March
1927.
EDITH c. LEFFERTs.
NAF LINT LEFFEETS
BLAIR 5. WILLIAMS
BALDWIN & HUTCHlNS, Attorneys tor
EXECUTORS, l2o Broadway. New York
City
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

REFINED family Of require suite Of q
in WsntcheHter County from May
lst. probably sooner; refcrenccs exchanged
ray Hill 462V
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
SALESMAN

TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS.
II you are alert. ambitious
healthy. and can talk intelligently.
then you are the man We want.
Experience is not absolutely neces-
sary. 1t is moro important tnst
the man we employ be honest.
capable. Industrious and OF good
address His inspiration should bo
TIE desire to build up business
connection which will return him
more money than will anything
else We Will teach MIN how to
do 1t, no matter wAat his previous
occupations may have been.
The business OF selling sound
securities offers exec ptional oppor-
diligently and conscientlously, and
theere is no cleaner, more educa-
tional. more elevating or moro
profitable ar occupation.
There are nc obstacles TO be over
come in the employment we offer.
There Is every hing to create the
buying impulse. every requirement
OF the prospect "a artic' mated; the
talking points OF our proposition
Immediately make the prospect re-
sponsive 20 closing argument
An unusual degree Of prcctab BILE
success awaits tho salesmau We
employ. The Industry Is one OF
the foremost and the Corporation
IS combination OF several going,
successful plants and properties
Besides tho liberal commission ar
range-nent which makes largo
earnings easily possible there Is
bonUs reward for quota work.
Tell your story briefly. Appoint
rn-n.s Will be made rnutually
Convenient.
international" Box 23s Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
HIGH WATER
Sandy "
ARRIyED YESTERDAY

Note-The above figures are standard
time and not New York State time.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
5doo5@o,..:4q!! i i!
Your Business Can Excel!

our BUSIneSS Can EXCeT!
Quality, efficient service and courtesy are three
essentials.
With quality Of merchandise established. YOU
must get the edge on the other fellow through
service and courtesy. For this you must have
intelligent, wide awake and willing employees
Tribune readers real live, red-blooded
Americans, believing in Amcricanism and indus
trlous effort. Appeal to them when you need
the essentials of business efficiency.
Call the Good Morning Girl"-Beckman 3000
and give her your "Help Wanted" advertise
mcnt. Bill will be sent later.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
RESORTS

LAKEWOOD. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Carpets for Sale
Diamonds
Furniture Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture "a
tfQUes. pianos. brio -brac. books art
etc GAHAY, sS University Place. Phone
6tuyvesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

GIRLs-TYPIsTs
Male and Female Clerks
Apply Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.,
l Madison Ave.
1IQl sEwoRKER. white; no xash'ns vast, os %
WISE ave, Apartment 4-D. Bronx.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN with good
wardrobe will be considered for the cast
of our coming production. Make applica-
ton at INTERSTATE PHOTO PLAYS
COMP. 1882 Broadway. New York.
MAIDS t2)-Want.d for country; must
have knowledge OF cooking and general
housework; family of two adults and three
children. comfortable home and good
wages. Write l.. b. Post Office Box 372,
City Hall Station.
MOTHERS HELPER--Young woman to
take charge of two children, both going to
school, services required until June Is. Co.
lumous i232
NURSE.---1nderg raduate with some surg,-
cal trainins for nose and throat specialists
Office state training and salary expected.
A. Box Sl7. Tribune ONCE.
Pollard-Alling Stencil Cutters
STENCIL FlLERs.
VOGUE Co. 20 WEST 44TH.
WANTED English nurse for 4 rnonthe' trip
70 England; child years Old must have
references Can Wednesday rnorning to
II, Thursday afternoon TO 7:5o, $50 Park
ave- Mrs. q. II. Harder
wANTED.-Lady for light housework take
care invalid. I.eberetht, 242o University
ave Telephone Fordhsn l6S6R.
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES
Equitable Employment Service
Suite 1903, III Madison ave: cor. 33d st.
John =. MACPHERSON. Manager
Scores of patrons commend our. cour-
cedure. Interviews are accorded In
buslnessike manner by experienced
and competent advisors. Our methods
hours. We notify our applicants when
openings occur
1 Accountants. auditors. bookksepcrs,
correspondcnts craftsmen. engineers.
executives, file clerks. general CLERKS,
rnanagora, salesmen, statisticians. sten-
ographers seer taries. typists. telc-
phcn. operators and othcr business.
foconical and professional men and
~olnen are invited to register their
names for employment
No reg'stration fecs Placement
Charges range from one FUN week 70
( onc-ffth OF one weeks salary. The
Equitable Service IS The result OF eight
years OF employment experience
Thousands OF persons have been PLACED
In positions ~ members or tho
! Equitable orzunlzation. Employers
pieuas telephone Vanderbilt 800.
ReGis,ratlons 8 a. m. to p. IN.
Equitable Industrial Relations Service
Inc.
Convenient to all subways.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

WElLHROCk, WILLIAM HENRY.--ln pur-
Suanco or an order Of ionoranle John p
Cohalan, . Surrogate of the County Of Nev
York, notice IL hereby given 10 all person.
having claims aga ms, William Henry Wen.
rock, late OF the Count! of New York ae.
censed. to present the same with voucher,
thereof 10 the subscriber. AT his place ot
transoctinx business al the Office o. f,endrich
4 Ncndrick. 10. Rector Street in the City
OF New York. on or before the 10th oay OF
May, 1920.
Dated. New York. tho 9Th day Of Novern.
ARTHUR c. WELLBnOCK,
HENDR1CN & HENDRTCk Attorneys for
Executor. Rector st. Now York City.
wALkER ELISHA EOnElNs in puh
suance of an oder OF Hon John r
CohAlan. Surrogat" OF the County o. Nov
York. notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claim, asains, Elisha HabbIns
Walker late OF tho County OF New York
deceased, to present the same with vouch
ers thereof. to the subscriber at MS p,ace
ef trarsactinG business. No. 81 Broaiway
la The Guy OF New York. on or before to-.
SSth Day ot April next.
ratrd. New York. the 23rd day of Oc,s
Dor. 1913
JOSEPH WALKER. Jr,I
Aduinistrs stor.
ROrNps. HATCH DIi.IlNGHAM 8
DEBNVOISE Attorneys for Admins
svs'n~ 50 C.de- G'.-~. Nsv York Ct3
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
LOST BANKBOOKS

IOST-Rankhook No. T2792o Of tho Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay
ment stopped. Return TO bank, No. o1
ChaNlD.rs :,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Trunks
STORAGE NOTICES

BIG RARGAIN.-New and used wardrobe
trunks sos Siyth ave. bet 3oth slst SITS
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

II INRN IA *, E:o TlLMA GiLGfcxa
s"rnor Castie Graduate i05 VEST t7ss
,-.rv.I
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

WHAT A SALESMAN CAN DO
TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Found
Wanted
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LCST.-Diamond brooch, bow knot design.
set In platinum Monday evening. March
10. between ~ East 6lst at. and soS ParA
av.; valued for sentimental reasons: $500
reward X returned to Al Fast 6lst st
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

Yours ETC..
BALDWIN & MAY, Attorneys for St.
.Iohn the Bnptist'a Foundation, Plain
TIN, SO Nassau Street. Borough Of
Manhattan City OF New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
A Young Woman's First
Choice for a Sports Coat

is generally polo cloth or camel's hair. Either
material is admirably adapted to this pur-
pose and is as pleasant to touch and to wear
as it is to see.
Polo coats can be had in quite a variety
of colors, tan, rose, navy, brick and light
or dark green. They are belted with self
material or have narrow leather belts and
generous pockets. S15 to $65.
Camels hair coats are in the natural,
creamy tan-a most becoming shade. $475O
to $97.50.
Both types can be had in long or short
models.
The coat that is sketched is of tan polo
cloth with throw collar of brushed wool in
blue and tan stripes. 1t is lined with tan
silk. $49.50.
Other sports coats of the finer types are of
Bolivia, peachbloom, duvetyne, fortuna and
tricotine at $35 to $125.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
Dark Brown Walking
Oxfords for Women

are of flexible calfskin and have
serviceable, welted soles and me-
dunn heels. $3.50 a pair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
Billows of Lovely
Tucked or Rumed
Flouncings

are bringing visions of the lovely
Summer frocks that will be made
from them.
Tucked organdie in white, flesh,
pink, tan, orchid, rose and Copen-
hagen blue, S1.55 and $1.75 a
yard.
Ruffled organdie in white, flesh,
rose, pink, light or Copenhagen
blue, tan and orchid, $2.25 and
$2.75 a yard.
Ruffled voile, in white, maize,
pink, Copenhagen blue and
orchid, $2.25 a yard.
Ruffled net, some with ruffles
and tucks combined, SO and $3.50
a yard.
All are 40 inches wide.
Dainty Flouncings for
Children's Frocks
-27 Inches Wide
Ruffied voile in flesh, French
blue and white, So a yard.
Ruffied net, in white or cream
color, some with ruffies edged with
colored silk ribbon, So to S. a
yard. .... -....
(CentraD