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New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

$4,000 Swedish government 6 per cent
5000 Eric II. T., Penn. Coll. 5o-year
bonds. due 1851. n Z.
100 shares Piercc-Arrow Automobile Co,
80 shares Union on CO. of Del, common
$50 share.
50 shares l.. Z. Goodrich Co.. pfd. s7o.5o
100 shares United Retail Stores Candy
%, c0mmon: onn ael. 81 share. share
share.
a25. 900 rubles Imperial Russian state 5 a
per cent bonds. short term war loan, ia
sued IN 1916, s. per 1000.
TO- 900 rnbies Imperial Russian state "a
por cent bonds, short term war loan, is
sued in 1915. - per 1000.
$4,000 Chicago City Ry Go. lst mtge 5
per cent bonds, duo 1927. February, 1921
coupons and subsequent coupons attached
667a.
5000 -Acher. lIerral & condit CO. per
ccst ,t, dshenture dn6 tyre bonds, due 1928. ~.
bonds. duo lss4 to lN4i. so
$1,000 CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, state Of Nir
$4,000 New Orleans & oireat Northern
II. X. 5 per cent bonds. due 1850 20
!. F2s ooo Park & Tilford per cent bonds,
sioo.oOo Nvol1wire Spencer steel CO.. lst
nortgase I per cent 8. f. bonds. due 1872
$4,000 Ward Baking Co. ist mortgage
$50 shares Isaac Mendelson, Inc. $50
$4,000 "a bond and mortgage of Broad l.
way-John Street Corporation to Il4-llG
Fulton Street ca corporatlon) on promises
~ -li6 Fulton street. dated April H. 1920
and pays BILE April Is, 1925 interest 6 pcr
cent April Is and October Is, with accrued
interest, $4,000.
81 los
700 ,shares Mirror Films. common 81
$50 shares Chalmers Motor Co., common
certificates OF deposit; 81 shares Chalmers
Of dsposit $500 chalmers Motor s' CO. iss
coupon on and $3.50 scrip 5000 lot
$4,000 Georgia Coast &, Piedmont T. r.
bonds c"rtfcates of doposit. $50 lot.
lc5 shares TIE Frcros Photograph Co.
SO each. SO lot.
1000 shares Loft Inr.. $3.50 a share.
shares ,harooklyn Academy Of Music.
$4,000 Georgia & Florida r. II. lst mort
gage !. per cent bonds, certiicatos oc de-
700 shares savold Tire Co.. 81 for lot
- shares broadway & seventh Avenue
r. r.. s. per share.
shares Broadway & seventh Avenue
900 shares brooklyn CRY Il. r.. s3la
share.
,,29 ss'e9 % ooo snarss re- wllys Corporation. com
5000 Russisa government per cent
treasury notes iol-
$4,000 Russian goYcrnincn, per cent
reasury notes Denominations Of S, l,oOo)
$4,000 Russian government per cont
treasury notes denominations Of $1,000,
100000 Russian government per cont
treasury notes Denominations OF ,ooo),
$1,000 Chicago Elevated rvs. pcr cent
$1,000 Connecticut Brass &, Mfg Co G
per cent bonds. 1919, %.
s2ooo Kansas City Rys. year I per cent
bonds. certificates Of deposit, -.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Despite Houston's Oppo-
sition to Bonus Bill,
L gion Officers Are
Hopeful 1t Will Pass
General Wood Makes Plea
for Preparedness in an
Article in Bulletin
of the Tiger Post

Despite the valiant efforts Of the
Legion's National Legislative Commit
tee and its administrative officers to
persuade Congress that the adoption of
the organizations fourfold adjusted
compensation measure is but fair
treatment for veterans. the majority of
Lcgionnaires fear the plea will not bo
carried out
The lone wait Of more than two
years since the signing of tn armis-
tice, with tine prosperity cniovcG by the
veterans since their return. would have
made the task of having adjusted COM
pensation awarded difficult enough,
members in New YORK declare and now
that Secretary of the Treasury Hous-
ten has been so emphatic in his con
tcntlon that bonus would wreck the
country's finances they believe the ap-
peal is hopeless.
The national officers of the Legion.
however. 90 not feel that way about it.
National Commander Frederick w. Gal
bralth jr has taken issue with MIR.
iious ton on the estimates of the cost OF
the bonus and has Insisted to the Sen.
ate Finance Committee that the re-
quest made by the Legion is just AMI
Is not an appeal for charity.
AS for the state bonus, it is believed
commission will he appointed to
supervise its distribution soon aftev
the Legislature couvcncs. and it j,
probable that the Legion will have y
representative on that body Such a
concession will be asked. at any rate.
by Commander BiAfeslcc Of lhe New
York Department.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

sport wool hose Miss M.llis. jobs
arTssss }?fl EFosdmay Co.. Miss NJ
s|Sts MaGTonaI waists w"'sss drssses Alfred II T Tant
us West Thirty-second Street.
PITTsBURGH-J. Dickson, piece goods;
RoCHEsTER, y. Y.-Mccurdy & Co; ".
C. McCurdy merchandise manager;
West Thirty nd street.
HCcHEsTEK-Duf Powers Co.; e. West
heiner: ,nen's furnishings; Miss Finer.
scRASToI2 astsSe !21 passsy I uea,y j. Kelly
dry goods, notions, floor coverings; AT
SCRANTON. Ps.-scranton Dry Goods Co
p. II. Enrich. coats, suits. dresses pet
soUTH BEND, 1nd.-The Ellsworth
Store; NJ. Zimmerman. wooiens. cotton
store; NJ. a. Zimmerman, general dry
6, ,,oIg s99ds; /, l27o proadway.
KIN; j. Heintzelman general merchan
disc; us West Thirty-second Street
sPOkANE-Culberton's; J. s. ieintzel-
Aifrea Fan, lis ''''S. W.T. rhitg Second
ST. LoUIs-susman Co; 8. susman. wom-
ST. LOCIs-FergusonM Mckinney Manufac-
chiefs hosiery, Underwear; 52s broad
ST. LOu1s-Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.
". J; Cardie, V. Callahan, notions; Sc
TOLEDO. Oho-w. l.. Milner Co: II. s.
Fisher. merchandise managers 1l6 West
Thirty-second Street
'ruPpER LAKE, ~ VI. ]. Gerstrnan
notions ana novelties; Breslin
ENIONTOWN, Pa. - WrightAIotzlcr Co.
s. w. Metzler, dry goods; 1870 Broad
way.
WASHlNGTON-Lans &. Bro; Miss
Jacobs, ladies' wear; East Thrty-thtrd
wAsHINGrON-rhe 1Techt Co.; Mr.. cad
den, jobs hosiery and scarfs: Il5 West
Thirty-sccoad Street
WILKES BARRE--Bluln Rros.; 1. Blum
coats, suits; SOB Fifth Avenue.
WlLMlNGTON, Del.--Topkis brothers; A
Topkis. underwear; go Broadway.
YOCNGSTOWN. Ohio--Ciecrge l. Fordyce
Co; II. p. I5urchleld, cloahs and suits,
4n4 Fourth Avenue
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio - l.. Rosenbaum
clothInI. PENNSYLVANIA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
General Wood TO the T;pers

Learn the Lessons Of the War" i
the warning sounded u the members
OF Tiger Post, A. J.. Eoycc commander.
by Major General Leonard Wood. which
IS to be found in The current issue or
that posts bulletin
"A dollar spent in preparation before
the war; the officer declares, "would
have saved many invested during the
war. The loss of life and treasure was
much heavier than it would have been
mad we been trained and prepared
property. Our officers and men were
gallant in the cxtremc. They were
largely without sufficient training.
Great numbers OF cur men went over
the top who were absolutely unskilled
IN the use of tho rifle willing, but
more or less useless sacrifices.
81 believe that had we hccn reason
ably ready and had we promptly cx-
pressed our decided opposition to the
lrogram Of the Central Powers. had
they known that we could and would
come promptly, there would have been
no World War;
General Wood sums up his belief on
TINS subject IN one short paragraph.
Tine preaching Of international !
morality is good" he says, "as far as
II goes, but ii We want to make it
effective we must be ready to play our
part, not only with voice and zen but
with life and treasure If necessary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Response to Sales Taken to
Indicate Reawakening of
Demand; Manufacturers
Watching Retail Sales

Public response to the wave Of cut
prlcc sales now sweeping the country
indicates that much Of the consumer
resistance to new buying has been
broken. Manufacturers and whole
saiers are watching the results of these
Sales with keen interest, az they be-
ievc the behavior Of the public at
these selling events will have much to
do with the retailers plans for the
luture.
Petal prices Of many commodities
have reached the lowest level OF the
year in the sales being run this week.
Although it was generally conceded
that retail competition would each a
nigh pitch in January, the develop
ments. Of the first three days this week
have indicated that the merchants are
losing no time in trying to dispose Of
the remainder of their stock before the
general inventories are taken al the
close of next month.
Christmas shopping, say many re-
tailcrs. failed to reveal real test of
the consumers purchasing power or
his willingness to BUY, since he was
operating under the added stimulus Of
the holiday spirit. ~he real test Of re-
tdit cVHu'eiolS - p~IHE incC az ~ 4esS ~
and is expected to continue for another
month at least.
From all sections of the country
come reports that retail business is
brisk as q result or the general lower
ing of prices, part cularly in wearing
apparel, shoes and household textiles
The price reductions on these com
II odities apparently have been greater
than on other lines of merchandise
Merchants are becoming convinced that
the public feels greater confidence in
the prices now prevailing, and no
longer arc holding off for furthc: re
ductions. This, in turn, is expected to
give the retailers greater confidence in
present wholesale prices, argus the
manufacturers and wholesalers
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

plain sewing; would as
sist waitress; good references c.. Miss
Agency, 10 East 4Sd ct, sd
roor. Telephone S947 Murray Uill.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Commercial

ACCOUNTANT. MANAGER. SECRETARY.
Wishes position "here efficiency and
thorough knowlcdgc OF business detail I.
essential: experienced credit checking:
collections. q 165. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
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Sears-Roebuck Sales Drop

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-A decrease Of
i.29 per cent in the total sales of
Sears, Roebuck & Co. for 1920, as
compared to 1919, was announced here
to-day. The company closes its year
on Christmas eve. Up to December,
1920, sales were ahead Of those of 1919.
but the present month registered de-
crease OF 38.03 per cent, compared TO
December, 1919. Sales for the current
month were sle,177458. while those of
december, 1919, were s30,947,27 The
total for 1920 was s254,605, ,056, com
pared to 1851 $50. .026 in 1910
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Better Business Reports

> emanate from the silk trade. Sew
cral houses are so encouraged that
efforts to boos. prices arc being made.
IL is limited that some Of the leading
producers will make new prices on
January 9, at the opening OF business
ior the new year, and that these prices
viii be slightly higher than those they
ere quoting a. present. Several trade
lcadcrs assert that the present market
.evel is about l5 per cent below what
tney expect to SEQ in January and
February. At present, they say, prices
are not sufficient to give the mills a
egitimate profit over the actual cost
Of producing goods. based on to-day's
market for raw material and labor.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Underwear Prices Named

New prices for mems athletic cotton
81 underwear are being made by leading
producers, and in one case prices have
been guaranteed against decline UP to
July In the prices now being an
nounced to jobbers and retailers, sug-
gcstons as to proper retail prices also
arc made. If these suggestions are
carried out standard brands Of union
suits will range from 81 to Sls5. for
the cheapest grades, compared with
$3.50 to 50 last summer. Two-piece
suits in medium grade brand are sug-
gested to be retailed at 85 cents a gar
gncnt,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Consumer Resistance to New
Buying Believed Broken Now
Silk and Cotton Goods
Increment Improving

Decided Improvement in the move
men, of stock goods among silk and
cotton goods houses is vouched for
by Snclson Chesney, vice-president
of the Textile Banking Company.
"The daily sales sheets Of nearly
every one Of our cotton and silk
accounts" said Mr.. Chesncy, have
shown good increase in sales i'll
the last two weeks. Apparently the
movement of goods on larger
scale has set in, although some Of
it may be at the expense Of price.
General conditions appear TO be on
a much soundcr basis than they
were few week. ago. | don't ey
pect a boom in trade, but indica-
tions point TO an early recovery
from the depression in which the
textile industries have been foun-
dering for some time"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Veterans on Police DUTY

When war veterans in South Orange,
\. j., offered their services to tho
police authorities tncrc as a night
patrol they We're accepted withou-
hesitation. On Tuesday night last the
Lcgionnaircs began their vigil and will
continue until the crime wave has sub
sided. War veterans selected for police
duty were John c. Loughran. Byron
fitzsimmons, James Curley, William c.
McGOWaM and AMthonN ]. Mosi.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Three Shirt Firms tn MERGE

Plans for a combination of thr,e
.srge shirt manufacturing concerns in
s"c sps'hg o. next year were announced
Seste rday. The firms PLANNING ~ 49,
gamate under the name Of fhc Cona,.1;-
dated Shirt Corporation are jacob MI
ier Sons & Co, Philadelphia; Excello
>nirs Company, New York, and tho l.
teedies- es-brooker Company, PhitadeI-
pnla. The new company is to be can;-
'ia'ized At 100000 preferred stock
and 10000 shares OF common s.ock n
no par value. Economies in manuyac.
suf'ng and selling are given as fhc
cnief reasons for the decision TO ro1ro
combination ~ iofm
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

CoMPANION-Tsll. educated young man
would travel anywhere Co1nparton
1894 Third av.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Dahlbender Post Active

Members of George Dahlbender
Iost. Of the Bronx, arc determined to
acquiro their own clubhouse during the
year 1921, and for this reason are
arranging n series of entertainments
and dances. Tho first of the entortain-
ments will be given soon after the first
o. the year and others viii follow at
comparatively short intervals
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements is composed of William H.
Kinnard. chairman; Philip Ludwig,
Philip X. Levy. |. Dropkin, Harry
Frank and Nat Grossman.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Cancellations Continue

3. .ancsilation troubles are not pa..
nassory 30 far as the local wholesal.
g'y soods TRADE is concerned. Requests
esnc csIiations are still received
ANY OF then coming from the par-
'"ons "anufacturing trades, it Is as
e..so' leading ssscciation OF cotton
koods selling eEents is disseminating
rtports on all cancellations received h.
men,berg. and II is expected thst tbs
chronic csncellors viii find it hard 10
'''Ain their regular quota Of goods
''e' wade becomes active again. One
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Encouraging Reports From
Leather Trade in Chicago

Encouraging reports have been re-
ccived from the leather market in Chi
ago saying that a sudden demand for
sole leather has appeared, although
the demand Cor upper leather is Of O
quiet nature. A leading Chicago tan
ner reported two large sales during
ne last few days. one Of 5000 secured
oak bends and another of $500, at a
price estimated to average 62 cents.
In the local market quiet conditions
prevailed. with fairly good inquiries,
which we're centered on colored calf
kin. Prices have remained nominal.
.-ith 10 largo transactions reported.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Nid.Wester Jobbers' Prices
On Cotton Goods Are Low

Prices on standard branded cotton
roods being quoted by some Of the
Mid Western dry goods jobbers who
src running special sales are lower
than local mill agents believe will be
made by producers in the widespread
price revision expected next month.
The jobbcrs have not only cut under
-hc last mill prices, in most cases made
n November, but have gone further
IAN many in the trade here believe
will be possible
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
New Victory Hall Plans

Country wide attention has been at
tracted to New York's proposed war
memorial. Victory Hail, because of the
enlargement Of its plans.
The provision for a corridor of
states stands out most prominently.
This corridor will encircle the great
amphitheater, which viii have a seat
in-s capacity of 10000. In it each state
end territory will have opportunity to
mcmorialiZe its own war service as it
may deem most fitting.
General George Wingate, president
OF the Victory Hall Association. has
communicated with the Governors Of
all states and territories outlining this
plan and asking their cooperation in
making it successful
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Nurses Etc.
w actresses
SITUATIONS WANTED NJ e

CHAUFFEUR - Five years experience:
careiui driver; good mechanic; best OF
references. G. SS. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
TIMMINS'
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
2a7-2ssr2el-esa-2s5~as7

ll7th Street, Wes.
T}iE FOLLOWING PERSONS ArE
HEREBY NOTIFIED that their house.
hold effects now on storage VIII DO sold
at az puoiic Auction. Tu-sday. January II,
1871 and II the sale is not completed on
said dato the sale Will be continued each
succeeding week until sold. at TIMbIINS
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 267 10 .s7
West ll7th street. n. Y. City At 1870
A.. ~. IN default Of storage charges that
are over one year due. according 10 lav.
governing Storage wArchousea:
u. Fronch: A. c. iiendrickyon. G.
Bauer. @. O'Beirne. e. II. MaYwoll, l..
Eager, l.. Slater. Thomas Mcclure. VIM.
Anchun II. II. Blair. q, r. McCau!iey. q.
J; stsinacher: Mrs; j: Klein. J. y. Bcere.
Fila Clair. Miss D. Pardee j. l.. Ksller
man. Mrs. G. d, Morton. Mrs r. Devlne.
0'io Oberhof. Mrs H. w. Gilbert Ms.
J: r. Shorey, Sadio Host. Mrs. S. ". Robb.
Mrs. Ros"n. Mary A. Hoppe Mrs 7. IL
noagherty. ". Slornan. Y. Grimkc. u.
Sheppard. F!oronce Recfe. r.. j. Mo
earthly. J. NJ. Russe. Adoiph Willihsl,l
Peter Tumulty, L. Hansen.
JOHN T. riMMINs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Fvecasf!rTe's
ROOT. CLARK. ByCKNER 8 ~
LAND. Attorneys Tor BSeeutr,ie'ssss e'sss< 4
nee and =. O.. Address No. ~
Street. Borough OF Msnha'ta%
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
HeadnuartcrS for Posts

All Navy and Marine Legion posts in
New York without Headquarters may
cease worrying. An invitation has
been extended to them by the com
manding officer OF the receiving snip
Granite State, at the foot of West
Nncty-siXth Street. % make that yes
SCI their headquarters
All posts desiring this accommoda-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Schedules in Bankruptcy

MOE BROzEN. retail furs. at 1853
Broadway, assigned for the benefit Of
creditors to Frank +. Bcrgenfcld. OF 299
broadway.
JACOB Observation-Disclosures as In
dia Rubber Company. raincoats AT East
Ninth street. assigned for the benefit of
creditors to Lawrence Ecrenson. Of o.
William street
SAMUEL SEWITCB. shoes. at 1916 ST.
Nicholas Avenue, assigned for the benefit
ot creditors to Alexander Bernard!k, OF
30J BrOadyyay
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

10TH l3l WEST COMFORTABLE
FRONT ROOM. WITH OR WITHOUT
PRIVATE BATH.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
CHANGE OF NAME
ARMY AND NAVY CLUB
OF TIE CITY O}' NEN YORK
NOTICE

IN ordcr to comply with The reQps
York a. to change OF name of q Mefa
snip Corporation. you arr hereby nol,'
that at tn. Annual Meeting ol he ArH
and Navy club. called FOR thr Twelfth o.
OF January. 1921, at its club Bcsss
Gramercy Park. New York city, tns y
lowing resolution VIII b. presented :
final action by the members presen'
person or by proxy III such meetiDg'
RESOLVED: That tn name Of y
Army and Navy club Of the city Of ~
York shall be changed to that OF q
Army and Navy club of America
BY Order OF th- Board Of Governor
WILLIAM J. NICHOLSON.
Pr.sdst;
THEODORE s. IARRELLE
Sacresar
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market yes
terday was quiet, with no change in
rates. Prime short term paper con-
tinued to discount at tx per cent,
while per cent was the ruling rate
for paper bearing names not so we'll
known and running for longer periods.
Some demand for small bills is re
ported from local bankers. but the
iarge volume Of paper originating in
this locality is finding its way to the
inte rior banks and savings institutions.
Bankers acceptance rates quoted
yesterday by the American Acceptance
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
AUCTIONS

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T "a
CONCERN.
J. i. philips & Co. auetonecis I'D
iss Broadway. VIII offer at anction
Exchange Saiesrooin, 40. II Nea..y Sra
New York city. ON Thursday. pcccins
so. 1920, - l2.39 =. NJ.
loo shares Premier Motor Corpl of Iel
ware. Freferrcd StocF
- shares Voting Trust Certificate. rsg'
senting Common Stoci. OF the ar
company
% shares Haytian-American Corpn Fl
ferred Stock. carrying with It
sharcs Founders Stoe, and Ig saa,
Common Stock
$500 shares Vulcan oil Co Of Deisws
stock. par value 81,
600 shares Ipaioo Eusfioe Company. il
no par valur.
200 shares Dafoe Eustiee comraay ID
no par value.
1000 shares Colonial Tire coipsss
par value $40.
1000 shares Coggin Nnos Co.. sal.sbg
North Carolina. par value 81.
1oO shares lntuminizea Road Co 2
value $40.
loo shares Of African Claim d Lam e
Lid, par value. touu1 sieFin.
400 Iiaytis American Corpora ION r
forred stock. with stock dividend
223 Common and 90 Founders 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
AUCTION SALES

NATHAN1EL SHrTEK. Ai-crIOXGa
soils Thursday, December SOFIA. TO-
o clock I. A.. IN the Charles Shol.a
haitian Borough. New York city. fos /.
count Of whom IT may concern clan
the American steam. fiauge / Valve Nsa
featuring Company against Ralph B n
lips. OF Boston Mass. for $54S.esz.5l, "a
interest thereon from Mav -. I.iq
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

prominent selling agency is preparing
20 take legal acuion or a large number
Of cases in which customers have re
fused to take N goods previously or
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
instruction

profitable work; day and evening Glasses
Send for free booklet and vieitor's pass.
Vest Side Y. NJ. {. A. sos Wes. 9th 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

Young MAN. 1890 for classified adver-
tising soliciting WORK large 1ailY
Ncwspaper: must be neat in appes rance
aud fluent talNer, experience Unnecessary:
small salary and commission basis. CAN.
io-i2, room G2S, 15% Nassau st.
YOUNG NAN wanted by New York Stock
Exchange finn; young man between FIX
'een and eighteen; experience not neces-
asry. q. l67 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

tion are requested to notify the COM
mander Immediately, so that a schedule
Of meeting nights may BE drawn up
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

YOUNG LADY for classified advertising
work. calling uron advertisers in resi-
lcrtisl seciions experience unnecessary,
but must be fluent taiker and possess in
it!atiVe; small SALARY and commission
basis. Call 1912. room 52s. l54 Nassau st-
BOOK EE-t,xperieaced double en-
try. s CastellaUo. 4l2 East l03d st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
BUYERS COMING
Securities at Auction

>. LOCIS-D. Nugent & Brother. IT, ].
chambers, fura and fur coats, 1851
lIroadWaY; cNpected lanuarY 3.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Upholstery L and Bedding

5 4 \ y f X SrSS
I lpholsterer. Decorator &. Cabinet M,
y IA bic work; reasonable prices Est, M
.s>f. s0. Eass 99a 1
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
instruction

CONF, ANY MINUTE, after S p. II. for sec
retarial bookkeeping. Eng glish. accounting.
Phone Beel1nan 272@. Night day. Booklet.
Drake business School. Tribune Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Miscellaneous

GIRLS (two). with high school education,
for laboratory work: must be careful,
accurate and good figures; previous ex
pcrence desirable although not necessary;
8 sl5 start: give full details Write I. Is. T..
Room 2503, 10 West 4oth
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

STOVES & STOVE REpAIRs-Rs,;
furnished TO ni any make ot ss
Range Furnace. Steam or Hot w
lfeaje. manufaciured Stove Repair Cor
1850 Water St. cor Deckman. New "a
Bran ISi Mulberry ST Newark. \ (.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Long Island

PRIVATE FAMILY, near station. offers
large. warm, front room to gentleman de-
string real home az Kew Gardens, select
suburb Long Island; sixteen minutes Penn
sylvania station. Phone Richmond I'M
393l-W.