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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
hooSEvELT WILL INVADE
NEW JERSEY THIS MONTH
"n,n vice-PreaidentfaI Con5,-
Ym no Make First Speeches

,rpUvrny Associated PressJ
II, iHbTTON, n. j.. Sept. o-Eron,.
Gamma roosevelt viii mako his drst
sspt en,6a ssR g. e S.s in New Jersey.
today by Charles T.. McDnmnhiGGed here
m ,nnf OF the Democratic State COM COM
od Mr; Mcdonald cd said he had been
Committce that this WINS tha a'i on;,.
n noi date for New Jersey cam.
pa nGidnG by the vice presidential
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Gratitude.
Jtismet.

It is not thine,
X is not mine
Nor any's' to determine
Whether we die in silks or rags
Whether our corsc some sewer drags
or lies in state. in crmine.
Whether We reach our Goal in wealth
Or starvc, with empty pockets
Some VIII dig holes
To free their souls.
And some die high like rockets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
OntImism DC Luxe.

We farm-a little. Our tomato crop went
ling. corn fired out us. little spuds peat
our potatoes TO the market waternelons got
caught in a glut. canteloupcs didn't ripch
account of rain. cut hay was caueht III
cloudburst before it cured. and still
We still say the Farmer is the happleS'
normal being Earth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Trend as Seen in the Primaries

hStLIS OF the primary elections this
week IN three States, particularly as to
senatorial contests, afford large scope for
speculation as 10 their bearing on the ma
uonai campaign. While the result in none
ot 'hcse contests seriously upscts previous
forecasts as TO the probable outcome of the
November elections in those States. the
showing as to how sentiment is lining nm
on some OF the issues stressed in tho cam
paien is Bit surprising
Particularly is this true in its relation
10 me democratic primary in Georgia In
me contest for the senatorship there
lhomas r. Watson has won a clear ma
loTity OF the total county unit vote over
ms three opponents, Governor Dorsey. Hoke
"Hillh me incumbent, and John r. Cooper
watson made his campaign as an outright
opponent OF the league OF nations and a
outer critic OF the Wilson administration
Eovernor Dorsey was outspoken in his su,
Port OF the league Of nations and in do
ichse OF the administration of the prcsi
ue"t, WINE Hoke Smith, who had voted for
INC Lodge reservations. sought 10 Offset the
s"ect OF this vote by declaring his adj
hcslon TO the treaty plank in the Demo
oiatc platform. That Tom Watson's great
pe'Hoiiai popularity was the outstanding
l'''", that contributed TO his nomination
ma! DC readily conceded. but even This ol.
overcome had not the impression very y.,-
eraIiy prevailed that he had been given .,
unfair deai at the San Francisco conyc,
tioh "heh the delegation chosen bv tho
".atc convention and instructed TO vote for
hIm Tor the presidential nomination v.a.,,
seated The fact that Watson had r.cniv.d
" P'ufa.ity vote in the presidential nror
primary aHd the convention vote
Which instructed for him reprcsen,cd A.,
! trDIlmdtnlV vi
." thiS primary, tended to support The charp.
% nhia'rneSs and. no doubt. influenced
thousands Of votes in his favor which. o,ber-
"'a"' would nave been divided .monp ,bs
"'''c' Candidates as more nearly reSectinr
'He'! views on the issues discussed Tn.
result by no means implies tina, IN. .l.n-
'"I"i vote OF the State for IN. Denocr,,i,
jeopardy :" Wv 'e-a'
,n Lhe result in Wisconsin IS encouraging
"''Ae l" Democrats and Republicans T., H.,
II reflects weakening OF ina hoid 60
.or la Fo!lctto upon Republican poIi,icv {,
i""t state La Toilette drove ,ba l.,. e.o,.
,or 9pooher out OF public life. ana he eo,,,,t,
!" repeat TINS performance by co,nn.s.Ir
VIC ccicat OF Senator lclroot In ,biy oIaa
t'oh. Had nc succeeded in clec,lny hi. ,.,
"'oa'e' Thompson. his power I'm Ivjsco,,s"r
%o"iu nave been placed beyond immcdi.,e
fortunately. Lcnroot appear 10
""" ny substantial majority, witch
', ',' 'hat Wisconsin il sickening OF rad
ana mas made up its mind 10 return
10 Saner political thinking.
Harding has wabbled so long and vi,,.,.
~ tina, his affection seems 10 have h.,,.,.
chronic. Hence the futility OF Cor,s ,d.
ihohi'ion that he Quit il, Ent re,ocdv
VIII be found on November 2
As'dc from the fact tina, the Farmcr-I.abor
a. ,ont"'hs no farmers and no iaborcry.
1t may be very apptpriatcly named. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Third Bnron Ercrton Of ration DIc,

Third BnrOn EgcrtOn OF Tntton Dies.
kNCTSFORD. ENGLAND. Sept. 0.
Alan dc Tatton EGerion; third
here. Baron Egerton OF Tatton, was
horn March %, 1916, and succeeded
I" tho title on tho death of his
a mSSmber OF Parliam4tt from 1888
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

gs Greenwich Village has been required 10
cease performance OF its loved jazz noises
lat IL p. NJ judicial decision being tina, il
was public nuisance. This awakens hope
that law may be found Tor. suppression of
THE Jazz literature. art and Nms which fow
forth, to the affection OF the people and
the disturbance of reason. from that chosen
sanctuary of incompetence, refuge OF indo-
Hence and parade ground OF unjus,ided
small vanities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

HelJoy over Americas record breaking crop
|of corn Is modified by the ruling OF tho
department OF Justice that every purchase
|of still must be accompanied with an af-
|fdavit that 1t will be used TO distill nothing
stronger than water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
nrandcrcc Ia Renominnted

HNIETFUIRD, CONN, sept o
United States Senator Frank q.
Bra ndegce was renominated as tho
Republican candidate for that Office
ct the State convention OF tho party
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1920.

II Senator Harding wants to know how
lit feels TO be kno rked out before the event
occurs, let him interview Miske He is
up against the same kind of punch that
settled Miskes championship aspirations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
4 ribbed.

Cribbed.
We grab this jest from anonymous source
because We don't know where it came from:
Boss. kin git off dis aftahnoon, sub.
so; L sit job 70 NAH wife,
All right. Nose. iou'n be back early to-
morrow morain?"
Yes sub. eff An don git hit will. Sur"
The Soviet symbol: "All ye who enter here
leave soap behind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

You say ne is n bragEart-cr-self-s mittcn.
as 1t were?'
is he! Why. say, that man has never been
able to do a single thing today for bhas tins
about what he did yesterday!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

Petersburg. va. September s. Us 1926 20 ro''D'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name md address OF
the writer. Name will not he published II
writer reQucsts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

petent assistant, by reason Of his undoubted
engineering ability and his vast knowledge
OF the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Picked In n, Random.


Mercy never mikes with envy.
proud purse yells like stuck pig when
il slips.
style is something invented to make you
appear what YOU amt.
or one.
All any man needs is the chance TO make
good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

Local Observations ut y i. VI. festerunv.
Wind direction. HUuthcasl: VIM "c'"S''
J: weather at s i. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Confidential.


There is stenoEraphcr in our ofnce who
knows how to spell Schenectady and writes
with ten digits She chcws gum and parks II
on the bottom OF her desk top. She wouldn't
marry the best man Earth, because she has
bank account and knows how 10 enjoy Il.
She has hcnna hair-that Titan product or
modern art; and she smells fearfully Of var!c-
gated cosmetics
Butt Sho gets to the office hf.eon minutes
before starting time and leaves ten minutes
after fun days work. and when We raised
her salary she didn't go out In the cloak room
and make a mcgaphonc OF herself For that
in spite OF wifc's objections, love her
Gratitude.
There goes man I shall never NEVER
forget. He saved my life in July at Atlantic
City"
"Ah! A hero. suppose you got out beyond
the breakers. caught by the undcrtow. and nc
dashed in while the crowd"
Nothing lil,c il nothing like It! No.
sir. was ne2.,y dead for drink and he
had some"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

sin making his selection o, s,ccoy.
to Charles f. Boiling, who has retired .
director of Public Works Mayor Ceorro
|Atnslie will find himself faced bv TN. Same
Ialary obstacle that he encountered who,
the board was first constituted under ,ha
'8mended charter. At that time he was ,,r
ktunate In securing acccptances of these SIN,
rUftant positions under the civ poyor,
ment at the meager salaries OF S. 900 .
year. Whether or not he can do Thar no,,
liss a serious question. AT least a mar, NJ
the members OF the board accented a, ,ba,
time with the understanding that Tho ill.,
Stfres would be raised If they produced no
Expected results. AS yet the salaries have
not been increased. To succeed MIR Roll
fffg,t the city will demand that compe,op,
aggressive engineer be appointed one whn
Ban take hold OF the municipal propr,,n
Xfof street and sewer extensions and i'm,
DfDyements, and build compreheusiyelv mo,
5n1y for the present but for the fu,pra
4nch man Is not easily obtanablc undo,
The citys present salary restriction An
Engineer who can qualify for the position
hEre can demand twice as much in otb.,
&AIdH.2 II the right man is found and he
&Ecepts, either the salary will have to bs
b3i4reased or inducements other than none,
saast prevail upon him. The only lorici
Hing TO DO IL to Increase, not only Ia,
13tBry Of the Director Of Public Works Il
ESpofnt where It will be attractive to com
Sianf men, but the salaries OF the otheI
fTottors, whose competency haE beer
&0yed and who should be held in Rich
15a41d Whoever the new director may b.
SSWill md In Mr.. Boiling. who Is to b,
stHed In an advisory capacity, com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

fsIn his various steps toward prison re-
form, Governor Davis seems 10 have nj,
Upon an ideal plan for transforming copdj-
lions at the State Peaitcntiary and making
pit really corrective institution instead
ozone That Is merely punitive. His whole
program' hygienic and educational. is in
weeping win the best in modern methods
|of criminology, and the near future shoulo
bee Virginia removed from its low ,anl
|ings among the States which accord scien,iti-
|eatly humane treatment to their convict
wards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Local Temperture Yesterday.

Local Tempeniture Yesterday. =,
3 r. 81. temperature. =; 49, 80
Maximum Il mpetaturc TO J.. M.... I3
Minimum temperature to =. NJ. sss
Mean tcrnperaturs yesterday; ,..... Ls
Normal teInpcruturc for this date. Ih
deficiency yesterday t.;..''''....''. 4sS
Deficiency since January l.....'.... 'So
I1cnt Rainfall.
Rainfnii i2 hours erhtnI l.. NJ 49,. 80
Rainfali ~ hours ending H. 49, 7'ft
Excess since March l.......'...... a'ay
Excess since January l.....'..'''' '''i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
The Weather
tFurnls.e6 By U. 9. Weather I,urcau,

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy. with
probably showers Fri
duy. Saturday fair:
moderate temperature.
North Carelina-I<ucni
showers Friday nnd
probably Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

ASIDE from the fact that the Farmer Ii. Dor
party contains no farmers ana no ,...-l-
it may be very appt priately named. "''' s'O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

i'"F"'hE mas wabbIed so long and violent.
~ '"a' ms aiisction seems TO have bet.,ne
."'ohic' l'ence the futility OF Cox's adj.
';', '.'on mat he Quit it, But remedy
VIII be found on November 2
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Japanese Money Crisis
Cripples Ship Industry
Building Virtually at StandstiIl
and Freight Rates
Slump Sharply

The financial readjustment through
which Japan has been passing has AZ
tected shipping of the empire in MANY
ways. Charter rates on oceangoine
vessels, which during the war boom
ranged around yen 40 ($2O) ton, fell
IN early May to yen s and ton, and
toward the middle Of May there were
some transactions at yen 7.5O ton
Ihe financial slump did, however, help
some Shippers when cargoes originally
intended for Japan were diverted to
Europe, where better prices and
greater freight receipts were realized.
This was especially true of large
shipments of Java sugar. The prnci.
pal ports of call recently have been
Marseilles, Rotterdam, Hamburg and
Italian ports.
Several OF the steamship companies,
including even some of the larger ones,
have found it necessary to cut down
expenditures. The Ashahi shipyard,
capitalized at yen 30,OO0,0OO, wound up
its affairs the latter part of April,
while the Osaka Iron Works had pre-
viously laid off large number of ship
yard workers on the completion of the
building program, of ships for the
United States Shipping Board. The
Nakamura shipyard, Osaka, dismissed
all of its 500 workers in May.
Just as Osaka benefited most in the
shipping boom, it is now that section
that is hardest hit by the slump. In
1918 there were eighty yards in and
about the city, but early in 1920 only
twenty remained, most of them being
old-establshed firms. At the end
of March, 1919, there were fifty-three e
ships of 114,941 tons gross under con-
struction in these yards. whereas this
year there were only twcnty-four to-
taling 45,340 tons gross being built.
In the last two years it has been
the custom Of banks to advance money
to builders on the security of the
ship being built, but the financial
furry has changed this policy and
many yards were seriously affected
by this change.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Navy Orders
From The Trsoune's Washington Burea

From The 7ribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 26-Navy or.
ders issued to-day follow:
Bote; Chief Pharrn. L. E.. to u s. 8.
Arizona.
Cory. 1t. comdr. w. M. to L. s. s.
Pennsylvania.
Easter. Ii q. c. J. NJ, to Washington.
Gay, Comdr. J. B.. to U. S. s. Asheyille.
Hewitt. 1t. (J. O. w. e. to New York
johnson, 1t. Corndr. T. l.. to U. S. 8.
Reno.
Marklsnd. II. Cemdr. Fl. T, to WASH
Maser. 1t. (J. CD w. g. to U. s. g. All.
Milne, Comdr. NJ. to Annapolis
Riefkol. 1t. Comdr r. L.. to DESTROYER
squadron 3, Atlantic fleet.
Rockwell. Lit. Comdr +. W. TO AnnapoIis
Stark. Comdr. n. r.. TO Hampton Roads.
Sullivan, 1t. w. a, to Portsmouth,
Van Auken. Comdr. w. r.. to u. S. 8.
Oklahoma.
Wolfe 1T. Comdr. 4. s.. to Washington.
Ceres. 1t Comdr. F.. to United States
Comeau. 1t. o. G.) NJ. F.. to u. S. g.
Baldwin. 1t. w. O.. to L. s. 8 Tattnall.
Hipp, 1t. 7. E, TO L. S. S. Scorpion.
LIE Clair. L. Comdr. H. P, TO L. g. g.
Hovey.
Buskin 1t. J. J.. to United States
Peck. Lit s. G., to United States.
Robinson. Ems. J., 10 I. S. s. Tattnail
Striegef. rs. z. H. TO L. S. S Pittsburgh
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Shipping News

liza ana specially addressed mail for New
Zealand, via San Francisco. SIS. Sononie:
July Us, Hawaii Fill Islands. New Zealand
and Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria.
B. C. SIS. NiaGaya. July Ik.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
rRANspAcIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at tho Cen
erai Postoffce and City Hall postoface
station. New York. at p. In.. as follows
ahi,i Mareuesas, Cook islands New
Zealand and specially addressed mall for
Australia, via San Francisco. SIS. Moana,
July s; Hawaii. Samoan IslandA Austria.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

sT1LL1NGs, INC, s2s MADISON AvEN1rn
(69th st.) offer entire new line (slightlv
used carpets and rugs) in green. brown
gray. blue. tan and mixed colors In Sloanes
Wiltons Administers Brussels Carpets,
or,sss 500 ssGo yaGd od up Rugs ali sizes
$4,000 to $500; large Rugs. $500 to
90; best quality. several Orientals:
dyeing; reasonable: beautiful. Plaza 1885,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
FOR Cash. estates appraised. purchased
BENNETT. IT'S Broadway, upstairs
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

SUMMER DAY scHooL~-The Summer
Day School at the Brooklyn Central
7. NJ. c. A. opens Tuesday July g.
Write for booklet and admission card to
opening session. Address Educational Di-
rector. 65 Hanson Place. Brooklyn.
TEACHER of laboratory physics wanted In
a technical school. Apply by letter. giving
experience and qualifications, to Principal, So
Stuyvesant st.. N. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
BOARD WANTED
BOARDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

LADIES. SIS. OR COUPLES, s2s PER
week; board; private house: improve
E.ents; conveniences; 30 minutes from New
YORK Mrs. Rochtort. Ill Laurel St,
Ridgefeld Park. n. J.
LONG ISLAND, vicinity Port Washington
or Rosyln: rooms and bath with board
iof months. in private family; strictly
nrst elast. L. 25, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
FOREIGN PORTS


Genoa-S S Santa Cecilia.
NapIes--S S Giusepp: Verdi.
St Nazaire-S S Renhaven-
Dunkirk-S S Lucerne.
Bahia-S 8 Eastern Queen.
Delagoa Bays S Clan NacQuArrte.
Corunna--S c Lopez Lopez
Liverpool-S Wampum.
Southampton-S s 1mperator.
Departures for New York
Southampion--S Philadelphia.
Genoa-S s Sagadafoc.
Havre--S s Fl G Folger.
Alexandria-S S pakotan.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Stenographer, French
Iyplst and Translator

J I111t etIIN dIISIdTOI
Large importing house has opening for
experienced e Sp French stenographer. typist
aad ae, - Translator to translate French letters
ailu a. invoices into English and vice versa,
n1celient opportunity for permanent
afftnaect'ons after ,ns,S ss5 start; monthly bonus
french and English, giving full 'det 9et q in iIs
aDout ft education. business experiences and
Ivas1 IIvvierenceS @ Write S. F. II. Room 1902. Ito
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MISCELLANEOUS

CLERKS FOR FILING STENCILS IN
LARGE 5TH Av, PUBLISHING HOUSE
HOURS 80 TO 40. SATURDAY 1890
PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS: !:
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT, CHURCH
REFERENCES REQUIRED. SALARY 10
START sl2 TO $14. CALL LESLIE
JUDGE CO. 226 5TH AV.. NEAR 27TH
ST, 4TH FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Army Orders

Fre.s The 7rtoass's washsaosos Ryeoa
WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Stick. Capt. H. L.. NJ. c.
'SisFSs' 2s "a. h. L W g G ols NJ c.
Gould, 1t. W. e. NJ. c.
as.et,nighi, a Ii; J: l.. ~. c.
Wafdron. Maj. l. d. Eng.
esns. esnss' capta Es2si r. 4 e. 81 IL e & NJ. c
.sssSar Essts5, 1; + +, ?; G, 4qFac
fsS'l baSis. e Capt. +: \. A. w. Vet H. { {.
Rsafsfi parHhi1 fasj. as3 Z. & /, /. y, y & & G D.
SlocpSm; s s.,S r 1t r., p +. AIR ssSv.
Hohlitzeil. Capt. a.. c. A. c.
Tyler. Capt. Q. p. Ord.
barnard, Mai. N Dental c.
Park. I'd 1t. R. c. S. F. A.
g s3sgo9d Capt, Il y, Ord.
Love. 1T. p A., int
hyde, Capt. G. e. Inf
Guinea. I'd Ist. l.. J.. Air Serv.
Infantry
Following. to Camp penn.ng: Parker, IL.
Col. p B.; Walker 1t. Col. F. l. Legge,
It; ;,,i: Co: q , r.; N Miteheli Il Col NJ G;
7. NJ: stephens, Capt. J ". G. w.
Webster. Maj. r: NJ. TO Camp Devens.
Campbell. Capt. w. F., to Camp Hoiabird.
Barker. Lit Col. j. W. to Takoma Park,
u. C.
pootz, Maj H. A, to Hoboken. N. J.
lafnes. 1t. r. D.. 10 Camp Grant.
Passett. 1t. r. o. jr to FIT. Niagara.
Air Service
Howard, Capt. c. W. to Camp Bragg.
Guinea. 1t L. J., to Camp Pike.
United States Army Retired
Following to Washington: swartz. Capt
c. E.; Dixon. Maj. V. p; James Capt.
\. l. il. Miller, MAJ. F. J.; Muneasier.
Hayden Capt. II. b. to Takoma Park.
pTsinser 1si an 1t W G., to IS San R,l' Ansono nhs
Dichmann. Maj II. M, tn San Francisco.
Quartermasrer Corps
Van Meter. Capt. w. w. to Charleston
Shaw, Maj. F. D., to Muscle Shoals.
Patterson. Lit. w. TO Toledo.
Field Artillery
Sawbridge Major B. Al. to Camp Dodge.
Long. 1t. A. w, to Camp Pike.
GARFIELD, Lit. w. H., to camp Funston
Medical Corps
Following to Washington in connection
With sestlemsnt war claims !, s0x Nm Major ao
Tabb, 1t. J. H. Rorer. - 1t, D. e,
Stewart Capt r e. r. TO Samp Gordon.
Browne Capt. L. e. J.. 10 camp Pike.
Broman. 1t. NJ. r., TO Fort sheridan.
1'ront. 1t. w. S. to Oieen.
Madigan. Capt. j. p. to rskoma Park
Frazier, 1t. Col. c. H. to Paris
Kjttlescn, 1t. o.. to Fort Smelling.
ltobeson, Major f. r.. TO Takoma Park.
Hefhon. Capt. Q. ", to Camp jackson.
Corps of Engineers
Following to Aberdeen; Harrington, Major
+. C.; Holcombe. Capt w H; Elliott.
Capt. D. O.; Coveil. Capt. W. E. r.;
n
j. s; Geser, Capt. E. E, Bethel Capt
f. a. Conklin. Capt j. F.: Ganahi.
Capt A. l.; Young. Capt. NJ. J; Collins
Capt II. w. Veale, 1t. j. H.; Mills. 1t
r.; Wolfe. 1t. II. C.; Berbert, It. II.
Harman. 1t. J. NJ.
Ralston. Major II. r.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Troland Capt G. B.. to New London.
Coast Artillery Corps
Mclaughlin Capt. l.. a.. 10 Charleston.
WInton 1t. A. v, to New york.
Bradshaw, Capt. A, jr.. to Fort Monroe.
Kelly, 1t. d. C.. to Watertown.
Resigned
Whitman. Major J. D. NJ. c.
Kennedy, 1t. j. p. F. A.
Upger. Capt. a., inf.
Wiiliford, 1t. +. A., c. A. c.
Miscellaneous
Longino, Capt J. c" cav. to Camp Hola-
shin.ls. Major E. M. Ord. to Picatinny
Kellogg, Capt. c. E.. San. c.. to Washing
ton.
Beck, Capt H. L.. Sig c.. to Camp Taylor.
Vldmer. 1t Col G.. cav. to Fort Bliss.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MISCELLANEOUS

sohSE. tasl. competent. required care Of 8
children. Lakewood, n ]. Address stat :
inS qualifications and salary desired A. r.
SMOCk. Lakewood N J.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Multigraphing

LETTERS written by expert, circulars pre-
pared nominal charge; campaigns con-
Quoted; mailing, addressing; printing all
kinds. COXALL. care Hallmark Press, 25A
West 34th 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture. ptanoa.
antiques, brit "a -brac. books. art. etc.
GABAY. SO University Pl. Stuyvesant 2377
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STENOGRAPHER

4 DESIRABLE OPENING FOR
YOUNG LADY OF SOME EX
EXPERIENCE TO ASSIST BUSY
EAECUTlVE; AN EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE POS
SESSlNG THE PROPER QUAIL
tlCATIONS; STATE FULLY.
AGE. EXPERIENCE. SALARY no
Box 287, 200 Cable Bldg.
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THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note--The above figures are standard
time and not New York State time.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

y I NSE, French: boy "a years. Stamford;
Home Bureau Registry. sc west 3sth st
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Pianos and Musical Instruments

FOR SALE--Large mahogany Victor talk
ing machine and record cabinet Cal
Monday. 10 to IL, Apartment la. $50 West
End av.
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Printing

Printing-24 Hour Service
500 lctterheads. cards. envelopes. So: null
tigraphing specially; folders circulars
reasonable; modern equipment. Hallmark
Press. "a print shop with a reputation
154 West a4th ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

OFFICE assistant detail man
tor women's wear buying
office. P. O. Box 3, Madison
Square Station.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

HELP WANTED MALE

MULTIGRAPH operator: young man, ex-
ary to start 500 per month; Opportunity
Tor advancement. Apply in person to J. A
havanagh. Chevrolet Motor Co.. Broadway
and 57th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Trunks

BIO BAR0A1N-New and used wardrohs
trunks. sos Sixth ave-. bet. 3eth. llst a.