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New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Buress
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.wArmy OF.
ders issued to-day follow:
e, Honorably Discharged
Shay. Capt w. H.. Cothran. I'd 1t A. B,
Tomlinson. !se I'd 1t E.Hurwits. I'd l.. J.B.
smyser. 1t J. M. inf Adams lam CAPT WI.
Halbert. albert. 1t A. c. eng.
Pfsa, inf: I'd It. R. c. s,;Iijas f.; eng: s-Dt "
Fight; q Capt F. j.. SUNNI jr. Med. daPs B w. ~
shsphsrd; E 3 = I'd 1t. C. 1iis: inf. capt "' ~
Medical Corps
HMoli,ns. Mai,. Capt H. W., to New Orleans.
Hutton. Col. P. c.. to otesn N C.. ras.
~ Mcpherson and Camp Jesup.
Ioomey. 1t. j. H.. to Jackson Rarr.eks
Smith; 1t Col. w H., to Washington.
See, b 1t. A. to Fort Sheridan.
CCsanR'on C 1t; 5; B., to Camp Funston.
Beil, Mai. C. R., to Fort Slocum.
3ulnnell, Capt. E. D., to Fort LeavenwortA
1ence' capt b. F., to Fort Thomas.
Resigned
orupe. ;a2. "a It. E. A. Kieffer, Capt P. j.
coodrish. Maj. L. E..simmons Prov LIN
Hart. 1t A. L.. inf. "
Quartermaster Corps
Soosey. Maj. G. H., to Chicago.
Tnepnero. "a 1t. G. F., to Governors Island.
y Dsnney. Maj. w. D., to Fort Sam Houston.
r'oiey' Maj. H. M. to New Orleans
adler. Capt c. j.. to State College, Pa
ericsson I1:.c Mai H.. to Arcadia Fla
n: ni..: MAJ. F., to Fort Leavenworth.
paws. Capt. J. g., to Camp Taylor, Ky.
= HDyecAer. 1t. n. p, to Fort Mcintosh
HHe"auinst. y Capt D. c.. to Takoma Park. D. 6.
r,, rr,,nIord, 1t. Col. r. j.. to Camp Kearny. Cal
EElimaker, 1t. c. F., to Fort Jay
neousn: Capt: J. H.. to Eagle Pass. Tex.
ross. Capt. T. D.. to New Orleans
oohn' capt. J. F.. to Takoma Park, D. O.
Miscellaneous
Eeer. Capt J. w.. cavalry to Camp Hoabkd
mcMeiyey. Capt. w. T., Sanitary Corps.
Enos. Capt. c.. cavalry. to Corvallis. Ore.
nrunzeli, Col. o. L., field artillery. to Wsss
ington.
Heath. Capt. c. o.. Philippine Scouts. y
Long Beach, Cal.
Following to Camp Grant and to Chiesess
1ioson. Col. A., Coast Artillery Corps
I L1arned, It. Col. w. E.. field artillery
Lentz. 1t. Col. B., general staff.
Hees. Col: R. l.. general staff to Ch'ess"
lamp Grant and Cleveland.
opaiding. Maj. G. R., engineers TO ~. 49,
hurst. N. j.. and Watertown Arsenal ~
oatiett 1t J. G.. Veterinary Corps =
Sale, Capt. c. W.. to Takoma Park. D.
naoiey, 1t. Il. V. N, to Takoma PARK, y
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
SALESMEN.
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE statesmen

sALEsMEN.
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE SALESMEN
OF GREATER NEW YORK.
Are you entirely satisfied with your
present business connection?
e*hrt end ability entitle you tor
krsS how about the future7 Is there
s,ySOO to $4,000 year MANI
II you cannot answer YES to these
are STANDING sTiLL in in your sas' pres. SHc
ent position. then this advertisement
carries message for you. no matter
We are a MANUFACTURING COR
PoRAT10M, proS1et nSctviaa WITH a. nationally known
the AUToMOTIvB industry from an
economic standpoint as the Bessemer
process Is to the steel industry.
We have room in our. organization
for a number Of live-wire statesmen.
can make their lifes work-where
they can virtually get into business
for themselves.
If you are such a man. we will give
you the opportunity OF making more
money during tho next six months
than you ever made before. and after
that. II your work has been satisfac-
NnNr PosITfoNs' s's IN ,nsp oup mercSandis. hnMn
ing department on basis of re-
enumeration which will insure your
financial independence.
Right now. We are increasing our
ing for young men who are ambitious
to make a future for themselves, and
who are willing to help us in securing
the additional capital which we re-
auire e for business and plant expan-
York and vicinity with cards of In
troduction) and inviting subscriptions
to our offering of per cent Cu..-r.
lative Preferred Stock. with <,
mon Stock bonus.
who have never sold a share O.. T..
IN thelr IVes before are. now
on commission basis from SIC,
$3.50 week and more; so do not he.
this particular line of work; we will
help you to make a success of tt
right from the start-and your sue
cess will not only mean money in your
POCKET. but will prepare you for a
PERMANENT FUTURE.
You would like to know more about
this opportunity, wouldn't you? Then
address q letter to p o. Box All,
Madison Square Station. New York.
ter kindly state your age and selling
experience. References need not be
given until after you have been ac-
corded an interview.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

The first name is that Of the deb,or.
,,.s ne second that Of the creditor and date
When Judgment was filed: NA''
Nutley, William, Michael Tornav
ana Dittmar Powder Works. Inc
81 91l1noompson Starrett Co.; Jan
sa ,,e1S 1sSo. ..':; ::..... slls4
0eck' Max-Lebolt & Co; April
sTosaEay John Str. corp.-Nti l''"
Allan John rei9; e. 90; sept. l6, 1919 1885
srudno Apnli . -. 1910 tcanceled>. e.5sAM
Lichtenstein; Feb. 0, 1920 als77
6iolos. Maurice-Armour & Co
Bernstein. Jacob and Abraham 1883
MAJ Ma1cSsI5 = ,5,o H samuels etal ::
Broadway John Str. Corp A. E 1's'a"
carroll ct al. Dec. 5. 1919. 2.2oaH
Dean. Teresa = B F. Vaughan;
Littman samuel-c. Steiner: Oct s's'S
same-Finkelstein Naitove & Co.; i''''
Oct. Is. 1911 ................ s11r
'aI'er 10. 1sl, siioerman ct al Oct ,..
Ley. ps.nS Samuel. ana Mary Lang ''
People, etc; Feb IL, le20. 2.soo.oo
west End Paper Goa Holz-
He1sed' nan e al; Feb H. 1919 (re-
Heights Metropole Constr. Co.. '''''''
rraercs; Butler & Pierce Mfg
GO; Co.; March II. 1911 (canceledj 2,o53a
american Railway Express Co
and Nassau Electric r. r. Co.
IS. Carpenter; Jan. g. 1920 1141.W
o'Eonnor 5, n r, chas. A. and Franci.
Morch -: thompson on Id, - Fundy Co..
In Bronx County
ia' eer,' G9stave-L. 9aae B. Diener; Jan.
Sussnlan. William s. and william
Sussman. Inc. State Bank:
ou'1o II, 1Sl6 ............ 5S7H
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

WELLBROCK. WILLIAM HENRv-
suance OF an order Of Honorable John -
TTonaian: Tora ~; Surrogate Of the County Of Ne1
hsvin. h nctafo Is hereby given TO ali persons
brock: lete Of the County Of New YORK. "eL.. a..
tssaseo: ts to present the same with vouchsr.
tHrsnsactinS = business at the ofice Of Hendr,ctt ~
q nNsnariSk: Na NO 2 Rector Street. In the Civ
~ Nc Nem YORK. on or before the 10th day 81
h.r pa,ed; ie7. New York. the 9Th day Of Nov.m.
ARTHUR c. wELLBRocK
~ ISNlSh & HENDRICK. AttorneSs 10.
I4ec"'or' Rector St. New York civ
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWNING BRITISH MANUFACTURING
and selling rights Of product of incon-
testable superiority. extensively used in
manufacturing staple materials, thereby
reducing cost Of production. storage and
freight, also increasing output-now OF
utmost Importance universally-I require
clever negotiator as partner. Applicant
must dispose of at least $4,000 cash to
acquire interest and go to England to in
corporate there largo exploitation com
pany. Only gentlemen of highest moral
and excellent financial standing are In
vted to write fully to Mr.. Acker, 15
East 40th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
statesmen
YOU MEN WHO ARE COMING,

We want men who have arrived" hit
whose future. nevertheless, Is still ahead
Of them. We offer a degree OF co-opera-
.lon and an honest-to-soodness personal in
terest In the men Of staff that real
statesmen count one Of the biggest assets Of
their careers.
able integrity and OF open doors to oppor-
tunity that invite. now that are reaching
out to extend our business. the attention Of
men whose ability and ambitions deserve the
chance to make good in a big way.
CALL AFTER 10 A. NJ, 116 NASSAU
ST. SUITE 1902 WRITE OR PHONE
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
STORAGE NOTICE!
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI-
sions Of law, there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned. The
Thomas J. Stewart Company, Successors
to Colonial Storage Warehouse, Inc. is
entitled to lien a warehouseman on
the goods hereinafter described. and duo
known to claim an interest therein, and
the time specified In such notice for pay
ment of such charges having expired,
there will be sold at public auction at
the warehouse of The Thomas j. Stewart
Company, ia West ssth Street. New York
City. on Thursday, February 26th 1920.
on each and every Thursday thereafter.
beginning at the same hour. until ali
consisting of bedroom suites, dining room
furniture. chairs. desks. books parlor
suites. library furniture. Kitchen utensils
carpets. rugs. barrels and boxes said to
contain clothing linens. glassware. china,
sih,Xes SILVER. bedding bedding draperies. sewing ma
Tor the account Of Mrs. II. H. Webb, Max
Greene, r. L. Mosher e. A. Knott, Mrs
y; Levy. Robert Chapman. Harold Lent,
H. Rector, c. a: Robinson, F. e. Robin
SON. Miss Rose w. Nolan
-, Also boxes of law books belonging TO
,,,l. Also % two boxes and one trunk. contents
unknown, mo n. be, belonging to Mrs. F. Crane
be1one,pa oarre re mn. ana case contents unknown
Also box and trunk, contents unknown
belonging to Richard I. Epstein. 49,
Also two barrels, contents unknown ne.
longing to Mrs. NJ. De Loca. o'
., Also barrels said to contain china and
s,Ivar lassware ho,o ana one box said to contain
Az being now stored In said Thomas
.. stewart Company's warehouses, The
so9os VIII be on exhibition at the time
Ing each day of sale. ~' p'eceo-
THE THOMAS ]. STEWART COMPANY
Successors to
T.. Al n IN A
w. T. BOSTWICK, Pres. A"'''
143 West Goth Street, New York CIV
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
Invests. in Flushing Flat

j. Albert Johntra has sold 81 Glv".
street, Flushing, for Benjamin 'sn.
OF Roosevelt, L. L.. to Nicholas Scoss-
OF Flushing. ..AS
The plot Is 5Ox1O0 feet on wnhs .a;S'
stands three -storv building con!sm c.ss
ing store and two six-rocn partnenr
Mr.. Scocca buys for investm mt.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
FOREIGN PORTS
DeDartureA for Now YorL

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for Now York
Gibraltar--S s Calabria. Ascutney, Ly-
coming. Motor Elizabeth Howard River
Orontes.
Arrivals from New York
Rotterdam-S 8 Rotterdam. Coastwise
Cuttybunk.
Leghorn-S 8 Italia.
Antwerp-S Northern Pacific, Toronto.
Naples-S Pesaro
Dunkirk-S Sarcoxte.
Gothenburg-S Monana-
Abo-S Custafsholm.
Fayal-S S Roman.
Panama Canal, Cristobal-S Pastores
Halifax-S Nalacia.
Genoa-S Tonawanda.
Falmouth-S Byfeld
Rio de Janeiro-S Tennyson
Newport, Eng-S s Verentia,
Fayal-S Westpool.
ColOmbo--S S Abron
Panama Canal Cristobal-S Pastores
Barbados-S S Nance
Port Said-S s City Of Corinth.
Reykjarik-S Lagarfoss.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
Judgments Filed
In New YORK Countv

ThS following judgments were s,.n
terday. February IS; the first name ~.
that OF the debtor. oe'ne
Abrahams. Jacob - Weiss & Hol-
Abramson. samuel-TitIe Guaran. nst.sa
tee and Trust Company ...... ia.
A11and. J. Frank-William n Asss
Albert Schwill a coN1,as. 4.7os.li
ssehnsn yas A,,r.a - pr,n,,. -. 7ssss
pr,sbtn m1t,a' rnw1r 11rrhe r; H24iD
Casper Harry-George Ringler G. wigs
casper' Harry--t;eorpe Bin1i..s ssl.si
cue Res, N:,sts i1,,,,,, 1,on,ox 4s7s
Corporation-Fort Masonry Cor
city Real Estate Improvement 4'ess
Corporation-Fort Masonry Cor
Erskine Georas E-I ~ 0sioers n, l.s4lW
Eysns sns''fs isa and Saw, r.: 1884
r.nort '.o1se1 .ne no., heiIpeTt. Inc 1874,
Corporation-Prudent Ltho
graph Company. Inc. -. s,,..
Foner. Abraham-s. Toposky I,ss;',s ,sa,s
Fourteenth Street ana Avenue q ""sy
Realty Corporation-J. Zokalyk sn..
Fink. Alexander-S. Alderman ssye'ee
Federman. Marcus J.-S. Rosman s5sssil ss55ssl
0OtNam warehouse Corporation. ''S
l.. NJ. Garrison ....... 1ee.
Har Moriah Hospital Of the Ga 1'''z-ss
lischian Federation. Inc-I.
Hyatt. John Be. H. Noi,e. ss.7-es
Holden. william H-G. Maurer. ssss!s sSs!
Hausmann. Morris New York ''''ss
Telephone Company: costs ,oas-
KIstthaar Charie, e. heiiy;. s.4ssli
Kovacs. joins Meylacksonn ., ,i slssi
kleinfeld. Morris B.-J. Il. Frank. '
Kra,nsr nr I,coh iI.';,:,.,.:.. ,:.. 1900
Lupo. Rose-Georse Ringler Co. sss; ss,,;,
McDoweIl. Wm T. : starobin ''''
uo1s hsectracai Tsodosiu Snpply c.; costs 1871.
N. r. Consolidated n. r. Co ''0l
potrone. Ranaele-Jo.. Musliner 1882
Pe5fsIio. Giuseppe-Dav,d' Mayer S""
poe 1feReng Rndssx co; o;.... : ~ u; 1,57sls
Robinson Bohert Mar,, Dse'ln l2osa
inFon and Guy H. Mallam (Rob
inson Lumber Co)-Hunters-
point Lumber and Supply Co..
Richman. Sophie: P. Broa.,: s's''a
Strauss. av.s Ma1-L. Erstein Eti.:'i E: a. s:sls
spiegelgass. Abraham H.-Max- '''i
Stein. Fanni. ms ane nor Sorp- p-... 49, 1895
dam Casualty Co.-People. etc. soo,.
simon Donovan Trucking Co ''Vs'
shaw = EthsIWT hJssgoroesn; pss Inc ... l.eoa7s
Silino Hvactnth,.ST G.... l.os52o
VersaiIIc. Costnrns r. 'oidstein 1921
White Plains Vanity Shop. Inc. AseN
Manhattan Mfg. Co. ,r..
werner: Glass C.-Joseph Elias A1f
Co, Inc: ,mr
Wiesenthal, Barouch-T. Cohen ssssoss
Wolkoh. John--I. Maggin. 11'asSsss aSssss
Wachs Max-Pachman Ca A'Seeel
Weir, Mary-M Singer sos.s
wright Martin Aircraft Corn -'os'
Eagle Plumbing Co.. Inc l,,..
In Bronx County
Ferrick, William +. and Rober,
= Jewett-P J Murray t,...
Gissono. Alessandro-C Ealvati ''1"
Hoebick Ed,o,dI di..Ii.1r........ 277'.
lnterborough Rap Trans Cor '"'V
Santolo. admr. ...... s,e,.,
kiatthaar. Charles PA ''''''
Klein. Jacob-H Pope....:......... 2lss, 2lssi
Levy. Louis-F A Hubel ct al 1ssss Lev
Onerman, Jacob-F c Chlen o'ss ZEE
Rogers Hagerty Inc-N " ''S'
Raus' G Hncoii ,p;..;....;.... s775s
Rosen. Sanno, Daen 81 aI.-. ls454
Sachter MaTIY , holner ... 1858
11. Weir. Mary-M Singer ~ eos so9 ~
"acns. Maxi Pachman ct al :. 4ss:s
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS

TRAN6-PAC1EIC MAILS
inc connecting mails close Al the General
rostoftce and City Hall Postoftice Station.
New York. at D. m. as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steam.h,n
Matsonia, February 90
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China. Siam. ST.
indies. via San Francisco, steamship 81.
IBERIA Maru, February 20.
Japan. Corea. China. Siam. Siberia
Cocntn China. Netherlands East Indies nd
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Vic
toria. H. e. steamship Empress Of Japan
February 2b. opo"'
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
GIRLS AS TYPISTS.

Girls, age II and over, wanted
as typists. Permanent posi-
tions. Large financial institu-
ton. Hours 9 to 4:30. Satur-
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stencgraphy and opera
tion of dictaphone without ex-
pense. Salary $12. Call after
9 A. M, room 5000 Metropoli-
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave-
nue. & 23rd Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

Automatic Telegraphy.
THOUGHTFUL YOUNG WOMEN
Like to employ their minds as
well as their hands. The day
is short when the mind Is inter-
ested. Tho new method of hand
ling aforementioned Tel.
egraphy - requires intelligence
as we'll as finger dexterity. Tho
work possesses ever-changing in.
terest. The pay is good. Tho
occupation Is esteemed.
THE WESTERN UNION TEL-
EGRAPH co. TRAFFIC DE.
PARTMENT.
Room 1902. "a Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway,
Daily. including Saturday. 90 p.
m. Also at 356 West 126th
Street (near Eighth ave.),
Daily at 8 to p. m., and Tues
day 4 Thursday evening, to
. p. m
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
HELP WANTED MALE

A National Organization Needs
Managers and Superintendents.
We prefer to develop men to
became our executives instead
of hiring executives from other
companies.
Success in life does not
come from hoping or wishing,
but through effort.
IT you believe in yourself and
you are dissatisfied with your
present condition and you are
between the ages Of 21-35 we
have a wonderful opening for
you: Apply, by letter only, to
N. T., 932 Tribune Bldg, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

real opportunity for you II you can stand
tnvesttg alton; we want you to sell stock In
dividend paying commercial banking
company either In New York or our home
city; genuine leads and strong co-opera-
tion; commission. See Mr.. Buckley, East
42d ST. or phone Vanderbilt 1929 for
appointment.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

GIRL,
bright and willing, in office of
wholesale house to take charge
Of advertising literature stock {:
light work and no previous ex-
perience required; hours 8 to s.
Saturday l o'clock; if unable to
call, write, stating salary.
Burroughs, Welcome & Co.. is
East 41st st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE

HOUSEKEEPER, working. middle aged, for
small private family adults; pleasant. re-
fined surroundings; one preferrinE country.
Telephone Rector S6SO between Q and s, or
West Brighton 574. after evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

TYP14T.-No particular experience neces-
sary; must be neat and accurate Apply
IN person National Association Of Credit
Men. Room 617. 261 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

bright neat. young rtrl.
ior sample department OF large textile
mouse; no experience necessary; salary 3ia
70 start. Call and see Mr.. Carlourh. ID
hoor' 2l2 Fifth ave, corner 26th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

"ANTED-An expert stenographer and
pooxkeeper for secretary to family In
Louisiana, interested In various welfare
activtles. Cultured Southern woman pre-
yoicc. Address Presbyt erian. Box 564, Trib-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

WALKER. ELISHA RoBB1Ns.-rN pm
cnSncs tSuancs OF an order OF Hon. John ,
SSonsaian. Sons Surrogate Of the County Of Nev
son, g. having claims against ' Elisha AZ RanSS;s. Per.
xsa.ser. xwa!ner. late Of the County Of New YorH.
sS1Ihseo. a.. th. 70 present tho same. with vouch.
~ ..nereoi. to the subscriber at his plscs
~ \. ttrranssacting re business. No. 81 BrosdwsVv
ss> a. tne City OF New York, on or hefors eh:
ssSn day OF April next >"s
bssr. 1918 '"s ASr" oAy Oh Octe-
JOSEPH WALKER, Jr..
ROr,NDc , Administrators
DHbEN N4SA Attorneys Tor Admints-
>'~'"' C"d-~ Street Now York Csitr
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

STOCK SALESMEN wanted II you are cana
Bile Of selling small blocks of stock on an
attractive basis would suggest that you call
on us in person. Eastman Rubber Works
Inc, 218 West 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
GIRLS AS CLERKS.

GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age II and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit-
ing, stenography and dicta-
phone without expense. Salary
to start $12. Call after 9 A.
NJ, room 5000 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
THE WESTERN UNION TEL.
EGRAPH co,

=
EGRAPH co.
The Public
demands especial caro- on tho
part Of those who handle tele-
grams. That Is why wa exer-
else especial care in placing
young women In our telephone
department to receive these mes-
sages. They must be intelligent
and courteous, and they arc.
Handling kilograms over tho
telephone is the highest phase OF
telephone work and we pay ao-
cordtngiy You will enjoy. the
work. It is different. Como and
THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
THE WESTERN UNION TEL
E0RAPH co.
Room 17os. "a Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway,
Daily. including Saturday. 81 p.
m. Also at s5s West 11Sth
Street (near Eighth ave.), Daily
to p. M. and Tuesday ami
Thursday evenings 9 to . p. m.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

PROMINENT manufacturing concern in New
Jersey has an excellent opportunity for
experience on condensers and pumps desira-
BILE but not essential; do not answer unless
you mean business and can make good. Give
age. experience and minimum salary ex-
pected. A.. Box 811. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRpnn or
Hon. John p; Cohslan. Surrogate -
me me County of New York. NOTICE l. h.re.
Dy given to all persons having claim =
ccsainst Georgianna.B. Wright late Of the
Cow C%|ntX OF New York. deceased. to Pre-.
tne suoscriosr. at his place of tr1nsactins
business, at tho once OF his attornsvs
sSar.sr' strest L ,hedy.rd ~ Milsurn. Ne. 81 Wsil
before the I'd day of February. Iyao on 80 81
~. nsteo New York. the 2lst day sf July
HORACE e. prnrNc u,...,.
CARTER. LEDYARD & MTf.BURN X.
Sorneys for Executor. 81 Wall strss.
oorouEh OF Manhattan. New York rStS
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Billing Machine Operator
In large Office: must have good ex-
perlence; apply to Office manager
GREAT ATLANTIC. &
PACIFIC TEA CO.,
825 East 141ST ST., BRONX.

CHAMBERMAID.-Hour 8-4, no watch: sac
and private ROOM $40 and room out.
Broadway Central Hotel Broadway & 50 st.
CHAMBERMAID wanted references re-
Quired. Phone Rhinelander 4646
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

YOUNG MAN
bright. for packing room; steady work
APPLY 373 FOURTH AVE, 10TH FLOOR.
STOCK statesmen who appreciate a secur.
lty or high merit to SELL Buyers OF this
stock should make large profits and sales
men who sell 1t should build up a permanent
clientele Large sales. liberal commission
Call Room 1920 81 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
FURNITURE WANTED

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture. Al.
tfques. pianos. bric-a-brac, books, art.
atc. aABAY. Ss University Place. Phone
etuyvesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

WANTED.-stencil flers familiar with mag
azine subscription work. Vogue Co., ls
West 44th g., Mr.. Melville.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

GIRLS (2)
for office work,
metropolitan Electric Manu-
featuring Co, Boulevard and
18th st.. Long Island City;
- minutes from Grand Con-
tral Station take Queens
borough subway at 42d st.
\ and get Off at 11th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

excellent rersr-
ences from prominent families; 31oo-$11o.
r., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 4Sd ST..
sd floor. Telephone Ss47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
Trunks

BIG BARGAIN.-New and used wardrobe
trunks 608 Sixth ave. bet 30th-31st sts.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19
Satisfied Judgments

me nrst name is that Of the debto,
the second that Of the creditor and Ss,
when Judgment was filed: A''o ua
Nutley, William. Michael Tornav
and Dittinar Powder Works. Inc
New-York tribune., 1920-02-19

yurneys 1or EXECUTOR. 81 Wall Hfrs..
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Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
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Die Soroerung Der Nliierten, ilber
cine 0fiuion Saupt &in00icb Oupon
minOeItens $4,000 @iilhfiibe ab5lts
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le 6oroerung 5lt erfiilcn, bod bel
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miro lpieoer einmal elm qendiler Gin
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teIperbdltniiie Ser oIten @eimat ge-
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mitteln.
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ieeIige frGbli6c MISUNDERSTANDING
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alien Seimot fiiriorglid 81 G%eoenfen.
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un8, feinIteS @ei5enmebl, iOlpObI iii.
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3uder 5u nrBerorOentIiG biuigen
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fro6tfrei obnc ionitige llnfoiten 81.
rcft ing Salls al idtden. Inter &C.
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un0 ibrer qroBen &uuftraft bat oiele
bcfonnte Sirmn eiuen beoeltenoen
&orrot bon feinitem @ei5cnmebI fir
ibre &un0en ernorben. @e0ilnitete
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&inoer ebenio notig, mic filr fronfe
un0 i6pade grpodiene ~beIonoers 81
empfcblen. 3uder lit Ieiner aroft
un0 @Grme eraetgenoen Gigenifof-
ten wegcn ein g%egeniudrtig orilben be-
iouoers benotigte8 gtabrrmgSmittel.
0abei iino 8ei3enmebL, @tild uro
9uder sort 10 gut pie garnidt, ooer
mir 81 fat unerlhminglidcn @reiien
81 baden. Cine @eitelllm8 bel 6inf,
ooer elm u5inf'S 6oo0 Croft" bringt
oaeS, mas gcipiinI6t ooer benotigt
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ms @nlls, uuo ale Scot lit iilr ge-
rallrle 3eit beboben.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
WereiMs. 6alCaOcr

Die Serren SefretGre iiuo gebeten.
unS Itets bon Observation-Disclosures
Iorpie bon 8orgGnoen in ibren 8erei-
lien 9eridt 81 aeben, rrno iinO mir
Itets beitrebt, Iotbe an geeieneter
StcIlc oltf8uncbmen.
Greis fir nie Snicrtion ser Scar.
tc $3.50 pro Sobr.