davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
DEL PUBLICO
CARLOAD

Carload. santa carload, sublime
carload. bendita seas, Los Seres de-
samparados. los Seres indlgentes, las
madres que Sufren y los pequenos
u iloran, que Sc lamentan Y no en-
cuentran en- cl regazo amoroso y
tierno de Ia madrc amante, buena
Y carinosa, la dulzura de sus besos, nj
el calor de sus braZos que les
diguen sus arru!los; esos p~obrecltos
ninos huerfanoS de alegriaS, Que
deSde su mas tierna intancla plsan
sobre abYojos, tienen en- Ia carload,
en- Ia bella V suDume carload, la Do
50 que i!umina con fulgentc antor-
cha 81 senda dOloridG, que SEGA suS
lagrimas. que con m1no pia Y honda
uoSa. con maHo amante, esparce ro-
q empapadas de ~fragancia en- Su ca
mino de G0lor. en- su 5enGa erlZaua
de abrojos.
HOY que tenemos que lamentar
honda V sinceramente Ia terrible
inn,ensa satastrofc que aqueja a Me
yico, u asuela q aquel pals tlorc-
cicntc. hoy que nucstros hermaHcS
~Sutrea. hoy que c. rictUS del do!or
ponc en- sus rOStroS mucCaS de deseS-
~reraciGn Y de tristeZa, : que hay ma
drcS oue 50 l2ment2n, eSpoSaS que !lo-
ran ' pequenueloS que gimen desam-
pacadoS. hoy que Ia pena Sc ma ensc-
n"reado en- miilareS de ~cCra2OneS A.
ties feiiccs. en- almaS alt2s dlcnos2s.
Ell esta nochc tenebrosa Que crvuc!-
We 4 tantoS seres, g-andeS como
~pc1uaEos, o]pulcUtOs como deSvaliGos,
surge eGmedio de eSe caos la rad'aG-
te aurora de IN carload, que csparsc
sus limpicos dcStellos iiuminaNdo las
tinieblas. alumhr&r5o con vi"ida
luz aQucl giron de suclo dOnde los
ayes l,egan al alma, domdc los la
mlntos Drenden IA leSconSoladora
tristeka On el coraZon.
TodoS. unanimeMcnUe. har "Cspon-
dido al llamado del altruismo. '. los
toGoS. s]icnt2n In Garcia
~bi-nne"hor1 de Ia vcnyuranza n ofren
dar gu obO!o. nj preS.ar 81 contingent
te Il los seres que Sufreu en- e=coS mo-
M.eNtos de augusta. el abanIoro : Il
mise-ia. n JrIsteza Y Ia d~eScSpcra-
ci6n. iOh carload. III has sido, ereS :
sc.as Sicmprc. ia mas graHd@, la mas
hermosa, IA mas e~>plcndCCto d" las
virtudc~. ,Bcndita. hendjta s2,='
Anonino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
LOS OBREROS DE ORIZABA.

ORIZABA, Yer, FeDrero 17.-El
Partido Veracruzano del Trabajo
celebr0 hoy un mitin ell eli teatro
Lave. dc csta ciudad, con objeto de
protcstar contra los atropellos de
que Sc dice fueron victimas los obre-
ros en- la ciudad de San Luis Potosi
por Ell hecho de ser ~partidarios del
candidate Aware Oregon.
Ell diputado Panfilo Mendez rim
do un informe a los obreros sobre
las condolences en- que sc hallaba Ia
Ley del Trabajo. que quedo pendien-
tie en- Ia pasada legislature de la
Union, solo por unos cuantos articu-
los.
Eduardo Cortina, bien conocido
obrero, partidario del socialisno, ha-
bio tambiGn para prOtestar contra las
au]toridades de San Luis Potosi por
haber evitado a los obreros. por Ia
~fuerza. que hicieran demostraciones
de simpatia al candidate Aware O.
oregon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
Confecci0n6 LII abrigo
de Milo Ii1enlo otro
abEigo granda y a.
rTagIado dabida-
mGnta


No sc procure acerca &c los per-
/ fectos resulcaios. Use Tinturas "Dja-
mont.'' "DiamonL Dyes" garantiza-
das para dar III color f;rmc. rico =
nuevo. i c~ua:quier ciase lie ggaeroS.
va sea- de lana. dc algoG6n. de soda,
inc, u otros tejidos, -restidos, blu
sas medias, fa!das. saquitos para nj
nos. plumas, -aPices. cub,ertls. etc.
FL Libro de D,rCIcioncS cue I!eva
cada paquete indica de una manera
cara Y precisa la manera &c usar es-
"a tintura para cualqu!er color que
Sc desee, sin iacurrir en- equivoca-
ci6n.
Con objeto de iguaIar cualquier CO.
lor que deSee, pida en Ia drogucria
que Ie ensenen Ia t~aricta de dolores
dc las "Tinturas Diamond Ola
imoHd Dyes (.Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

4 In y~cntcrr.tlo.
-CcmpaGre-diio uno de los via;
icroS.-cStc carsS"! esta c~cnv!dando :
tomar IN ,efrigorio.
-Sca-ccnJCs;o Il otro.
Y "n!bos sc santarcn nj abr@o De,
v~cat~rrillo; y sacaron caG2 uno su
me,icn3a.
|orsistia la del primero, en- IN PC
dazo De Fan y ura cast invisible "a
cion &c Cueso.
-Bucn amigo lie die el scgundc 2.
c~bServando Cue 81 comoancrc. des-
pu6S dc haber frotado liGcramentc e!
Queso cen el pan, emFeZ6 a comerse
I'm zoQuete Micntyas volvia a guardian
q qucso:-Gsabe listed Que. por 10
cue vao. cs listed 81 hcmbrc mas des-
m&n"tado ' derrcchador ID mundo?
Z! irterpelado volvio Ia cabczu
Y ri0 que ST. compaNerC,
Doctor en- Economic.
Sac0 de IN moral eaormc
DcS cabeZas de SARDINIA.
Las Puso u sci Y i Ia sombra
Nojaba el pan que COMA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
Sc ie intcrna en- la
carce! del d do

Federico Mata Pasos fuG conduct
do Il Departamento de policia, POGO
dcspucs dc las 9 &c Ia noche, pOr el
agente Chritoph. va en- cl ~dcparta-
mento de p%olicia, pronto pudleron
darsc cucnta los cmpleados que esta-
ban h2bi6ndosclas con IN loco de re-
mate cuyo deliriO eS la sahiGurla. So
portaron 81 locuacidad solo algunos
minutes. pues lucgo ~acordaron trans
portable a la Cavcel del condado DON
de actualmente ocupa una zelda fe-
rrada. en- cspera de Il orden me-
dante In cual habrin de internarle
On IN manicomio.
Aver fu& v!sitado por uno de nues-
tros reporterCs. e. cstado que pre-
Scuta cl pobre dcmente cs verdade-
ramente lament-ble. Hasta ahora no
han degrade haccrle tomar gotta de
a.!mcnto. Y cada momcnto que pasa
g va consumicndo mas ' mas, pues
cst# en- constantc actividad, sicmpre
hablanGo. h.5lando siemprc y mo-
viJndcse todo 10 cue Ia reducida Gel
Gi!la Sc 10 pcrMitc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
TN JOYEN MEXICANO
FUE APREHENDIDO EN-
LAPLAZA DEL ALAMO
Sc lie creia agitador bolsheui-
XII y soIamente es
un demente

Federico Mata Pasos, es el nombre
de I'm muchacho yucateco cuya edad
no pasa de los % amos. Es alto, mo-
reno, de buena ~presencia; u ojos de
un color negro que miriam de un mo-
do aggressive Y su pelo. negro tambien,
Sc cnreda sobre una frente espaciosa
Y palida. La nariz, aguilena, cayendo
sobre una boca bien dibujada de la
bios que Sc contraen en- un Gesto &c
desprecio. parece subrayar el vlgor
con que miriam sus pupilas de V de
presa.
NADIA extrano es, pueS. que Sc lie
haya tornado por un agitador socla-
lista cuando antenoche, en- la Plaza
del Alamo. dirigia Ia p~alahra 4 un
ccntenar de personals ia mayor par
tc de elias amcricaaas) que cmbo-
badas Dian de SUI boca I'm t%orrcnte
interminable de palabras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
iSABE listed QUE ES
EST @

Muchas personals nj siquiera Sc ina
ginan Que la sOIitaria. que tan
indescriptibles. sufrimientos. aca-
rrea 2 TODD ell mund0, es igual 4
esta ;l~ustracion.
Muchos hombres, mujeres Y nih0s
sen sujetas, sin resultados, q rrata-
mientos para c0mbatir ciertas enfer-
medaGes, cuando de los que realmen-
te sufren es de Ia lombriz solitaria.
Tn signo SECURE de su eXistencia
cs la expulsion de pequenas parties
de este ~prarasito. Otros signos pro
babies son: perdjda de apetito V glo-
toneria OCCASIONAL, iengua sucia, palpi-
taciones del coraZ0n, dolor de esto-
mage. sensation de OPPRESSION en- los
intestinos. obstruction creciente de "a
garganta, eXpecto-acion continue, in
digestion, dolores en- la eSpaida Y
miembros. vahidos, jaqueca, sensa~
cion de decaimiento cuando ell esto-
mayo esta vacio. ojeras muy pro-
nunciadaS. etc. Tn indicio muy CO.
mum entire los ninos es hurgarse la
rariZ. Ia falta de sueno, etc, etc.
Laxatodes esta compueSto con objeto
!e a"rrojar la Solitaria de! sistema,
y como su uso esta muy g~eneraliza-
o en- Europa, su eficiencia es in
Questionable. Es IN doctor en- forma
Ie dulce-les gusta a los ninos Y no
batallara en- administrarsela. ST US
ed cree tener solitaria, no dele de
rdenar un tratamiento complete de
Laxatodes, que ccnsta de seis cajas
o diez dollars cuarenta Y ocho
:entavos. Medic jratamiento de 5 ca
5 importa cinco dollars setenta Y
cuatro centavos. La contribution es-
d va incluida. The Laxal Medici-
Gas Co, sec Laxal Bldg, Pittsburgh,
pa fAty.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
Como vino este r1uchacho
a les Estados Unido5?

Por Ia information que nam poa'-
20 re""DHr auas.ros report @ros 81
bemoE 'iIc este m]uchacho G~esembar-
CO cn Nueva, York. ]procedente de Yu-
c-tan. hacc cEatrG mcseS. Trac un
raSqporte cxpedido por el Gobierno
dc acuel EStado con Ia siguicnte f.
l;aci5n: Federico Nata PaSOH. Edad,
y amos -Estatura. La cm.-Alore-
no.--O!os Y peio negro.
FL lcncionado passport irdica
Que ci yorrador viene a Ia .iudad DC
i'iaGe..: Il a ~estudiar; pero no csnc-
clr:ca l. clasc dc estudios a qua Va 4
C~ntr2garSe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
LA FLOT.A AEREA EN-
aqua PRIETA

CHIHUAHUA. fcbrcr Liza
Jcf&tIra de las creracicnes en- el Es-
tai0. que osta 4 cargo del general
Manuel ". Dieguez, recibio orden
telcgraftca de Il Sccretaria de Cue
ira Gc que Sc tras!2dc 4 Aqua Prize
- l. flotiiia acrea que ha coopera.
do en- Ia campana e~npcnada contra
las partida5 rcbeiGes de ~caracter Vi
llista que Sc han inrernado a las sic
rTas.
L. orden obedece, scgin Sc infor-
nh, a que en- Ia misma Secretaria de
G.trra Sc tuv!cron noticias de que
per Il citada ~poblaci6n de Aqua
pcieta s. trata de introducir un
fuerte conrrabaado dc Y par
QUO.
Ia flotilla en- question Sc hallaba
en- ST.. Rosalia. de donde sali6 va pa
II ci lugar que Sc ha Crdenado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

e. detestable calome!. sin ocaslonar-
le moIestia alguna, lie Sera devuelto
81 inoorte.
81 I'd. toma calomel hoy, manana
Sc seutira enfermo Y OF nauScas,
adenss. Ie producira ~salivacion, mlen-
tras u 81 toma "Dodson's Liver
Tone" hoy, a IA manana sigulente Sc
seltira perfectamente. Es i%nofensi-
70. &c sabor agradable Y Sc puede
oar sin ningun tenor 4 los ninos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

ST I'd. Sc siente biliosa, constiPa-
da V con dolor de cabeza. 81 uene
NAL aIiento o acidez en- el eSC6mago.
acuda a cua.Quiera droguerla ' por
unos cuantos ~centayos adquiera una
botel!a de "Dodson's Liver Tone .
cue es un sustitUto vegetal e i~nofens;-
so de! peligroso caiome.. Tome una
cucharaGa de eSta medicinal, Y 81 no
hace funcioaar su higaoo regular
mente, nejor : mas rapiGamente que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
PARA MEXICO

ACADIA de salir de Ia ciudad de
EARLE Pass. Texas, en- donde perma-
necid algunas semanas, el pintor ne
xicano Ignacio RoSas, que estuvlera
dc vista en- San Antonio q prlncl-
pios del lies proximo pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
DE RECRESO.

Despues de n permanencia De
algunos dias en- esta ciudad, ha re%Te-
sado a la de Monclova, donde tienc su
r~c.idencia. el senior Don. Le0poido
Sanchez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
soo,olss ea,sonaga
EN- SAN ANTONIO

Procedente de Ia ciudad fronterl-
"a de Piedras Negras, sc encueAtra
en- esta, el senior Jesus de Leon. CO.
m~isionista mexicano radicado por al
GUN tempo en- San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20
ViAyERO

E.r viajc de negocios. ~procedcnte
De la 2iudad dc Eagle Pass, TeXa'. e
cncucntra en- esta Ell Scnor Dor Ana
ctctu Avila.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

n12trO de p0cos dias aparecera Ia
sensational Noysia mexicana "Hera-
clio Bsrnal. el Rayo de Sinaloa".
Espers.a listed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-20

Con tod1 seguridad en- n Fa.macja Rio Gy-nde" F. Paso; San An
tonic Drug Co, San Antonio; Brunswlg Drug Co. Los Angeles; Farna-
ca HiGaIso, Los Angeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Trade Claims
ROseHOnlestead
In 57th Street
Large House just West Of
Madison Avenue Will Be
Extensively Altcre
for Business Purposes
Sales i'm Downtown Area
Rector Street Corner for
Union Sulphur Company;
Deal III Greenwich Street

The home Of Mrs Emma II. Rose, at
% East ifty-seventh Street. is to
make way for trade. A lease on the
property has been given to the newly
formed % East Fifty-seventh Street
Corporation for twcnty-onc years. 1t
Is to be altered for business. The in
corporators of the new company are
b. Simon, 7. +. Hebron and II. Inter
weiser. The Rose house is SIX
stories, on plot 27x100.5. forty eight
feet west OF the southwest corner of
Madison Avenue. 1t is one OF the
largest side street residences in that
section and has an extension running
back the entire length OF the lot. The
house has an elevator. 1t is assessed
by the city for taxation purposes at
$500, 900. The houses on either side Of
the Rose residence have been converted
to business use.
Sale Of Rector Street Corner
The Union Sulphur Company bought
from the Wall Real Estate Corporation
the four story building, 3010xS9.2. at
the southeast corner OF West and
Rector Streets.
Greenwich Street Buyer Plans Changes
The Cruikshank Company sold for tn e
Merchants Refrigeratng Company to
the Markham Realty Corporation. 29l
Greenwich Street. The property is
twenty-siX feet front on Greenwich
Street, with large area in tire rear.
1t is understood that the purchaser
will make substantial alterations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
West Side Savings
Bank BUYS Flat at
9th Ave. Corner
Has Long Occupied Store
i'm Building "a, Ninth
Street: Norris Estate Sells
DIST Street Apartment

The West Side Savings Bank bought
the sevcn-story elevator apartment
with stores at the southeast corner of
Sixth Avenue and Ninth Street. in
which it has occupied the corner store
space for many years. The sellers are
Ennis < Snnott, who acquired the
property last January. The building
occupies plot 437x77.6-
The Seal Realty Company. Irving
Bachrach president. sold to the lessee
207 and 209 East Fortieth Street. two
four-story fats 50x96.9. Extensive
alterations are planned,
Charles A. Weber sold for the estate
OF Anton Faust the four-story tene
ment at 321 East 10th Street, 20x100,
to Antonio Butt.
The Van Beuren realty estate has
sold the fve-story fat at 1928 West
l34th Street; also resold 262 West
131st Street to Cornelius Martin.
g. Tuoti & Co. sold for Joseph L.
Buttenweiser the two fve-storv fats
q 305 and 3O7 East Thirty-ninth Street,
5OXQS 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
W actresses

WAITRESS Thoroughly trained very capa
Die. s65-$75 5. Miss Hofmaysrs ArencN
10 East 42d ST. Sd floor Telephone Ssa
Murray Eill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

...,sr - ts,-,< book No. S2s42e % The Union
iiS,,a saS!ae> EapN - missing. Any per
= hang. = claim - IL is hereby called upon
~ .ra.en, the same Within zen days or sub
:. -. ~, 70 having said passbooh cance'ed and a
ssN ore issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

The Freedman garage property at
23s 20 256 West Nineteenth Street has
been sold. The building covers a site
l54.2 feet wide and 90 feet deep on the
south side OF the block between Sventh
and Eighth avenues
Clara Roth sold the four story gothic
garag. loOx100.4. at 239 10 Pas East
Fifty sixth street. near Second Ave
nue.. 20 Benjamin Silverman. who N
turn resold the property to the Fifty
sixth Street Garage Co., Inc, subject
70 mortgage Of SlA8. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Lost Pankbooks

scr Bsnltco< No. 1854 o. the Union
LIZ . SAYINGS Sank is missing. Any per
hs.vinc 4. claim t. 1t IS hereby called upon
sea ..,vent the same within ten days suN-
~, 10 having said paSsoook canceie" and q
,s. one Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Business Space Leased

The Cross & Brown Co. leased, for
George J. Schuster, building at 604
West Fourry seventh to John TAFT and
the TAFT Carriage Company. Inc; also
space at 1898 Broadway to Friedman.
Harkelson & Co; at 5l6 Fifth Avenue
to S. w Merritt & Co: al 1880 Broad
way 10 Bassck Service Corporation,
and at 1882 Broadway to Autom oblle
Vigilance Association, Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
BUSINESS CARDS
Furniture

Furniture
WE PAY highest prices for furniture. pianns,
antiques. brio a brac, books art stc
GABAY. So University Pl StuyNesaa: cs7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Patents

PATENTS
Over rs years practice, all con7rn;nica.
mons strictly CONFIDENTIAL handbook IN
for ONCE consultations Mum < ca. pst
snt attorneys. GOT Woolworth Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
II Stores and a Theater on
Ehird Ave. Involved in Deal

FRANCIS B Robert and Louis Block
have sold to Leopold Lese, the store
and theater property on the east side
OF Third Avenue. 100 feet north of 174th
Street The building contains four
teen stores and a motion picture
place Its frontage is 200 feet and the
denth 100 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Gets Substantial Profit From
Realty Bought at Auction

Bryan L. Kennedy resold seventeen
lots on kingsbridge Avenue, near 230th
Street. running back TO Goodwin Ter
race, with three story frame dwelling
known as the Goodwin residence. This
property was disposed OF at auction on
June s and resold to Adam f. Nolz
AZ a substantial profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Lundresses, Etc.

LArNDRESS Thoroughly capable; excep-
tional differences Miss FizCerald's Blu
roau, 366 Fifth ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Apartment Houses in Bronx
Purchased bv Investors

Charles A. Weber sold for Frederick
Bihler and Lille jacket the fve-s story
fat 625 East 14lst Street. 27x100, to
Frank Casper; for l.. and G. Ernst 329
Concord Avenue, two-family house
20XS0
Arthur Weyl & Co sold for Mrs
Mary J. Cuddy two three-srory houses
with stores at zoos and 1910 Jackson
Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
SALESMAN

IN A STRICTLY HIGH CLASS
SALES SHOWROOM OF \
'.ARGE MANUFACTURING CON
Germ.
THERE is AN OPENING THAT
hobbs CONSIDERABLE FL
TCRE POSSIBILITIES FOR A
YOUNG MAN UNDER SO WHO
ItAS PERSONALITY. INITIA-
INV r AND AMBITION.
STATE EXPERIENCE AND
SNt.ARN T. j., 12o TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Woodmere Plot BUYERS

William Kerr MACDONALD, sold
for NJ. Katz, plot, corner of
Woodmere Place and Narrow Lane, to
R Bruelle; for Leopold Stern, four
lots on Woodmere Place to R. Bruelle,
and at Cedarhurst for s. J. Feron, q
house and lot on Maple Avenue. to P.
7 ~, mans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
New Yorker TO Forsake City
For Home at Pelham Heights

Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for Annie
Meyer the stucco house at 226 High
brook Avenue. Pelham Heights, to j.
W. Hulihan, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HoJ SEWORKER. --Young Finn year city
reference ss5-s7o g, Miss E0fmaysr's
Assn.N 10 Fest f5d So 81 floor Telephone
Se47 Murray Hil
HOr sEWON Err Neat. colored, no wash
Move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

, ,->.-r -Rsnkbook No. sl4S42 Of the Union
In 60 savings Bank Is missing Any per-
~ ts,;,,z a Gain to II IS hereby called upon
81 sssr. the same within ten days or sub
~, 10 hsvsn~ said psSsho"N e""oe'e' ana
Pew enc issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Nurses, Etc.
Professional

ROOKKEEPER -Thoroughly efficient; full
charge control accounts. trial balances
$50 L.. Box 263 Tribune
STENOGRAPHERS. ,ypists assistant book
keepers. clerical beginners; experienced
reliable Roberts Agency. Bryant 4041
TEACHER as eoverness for summer NJ A.
c.. 90 Fort Pleasant ave. Springfield
Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE

10000 So TT New Castle on the Delaware
FEET DELAWARE AND p. *. X. >ipi>h>:s =
eAceIlsnt condition DOCK. WITH RAILROAD -iDi>t>;
large power plant, artesiaa wells. good i@tor
Jersey City Plot with r r. Siding
ONE BLOCK OF PUBLIC DOCK: minutes from *
change Place
YORK;. EXCELLENT Rail AND WATER >fsIFfi>t
FACILITIES: -
10000 so Fl. FLOOR SPACE FOR RENT.
28l ,4o2 So Fl. Newark. n
Manufacturing plant located the heart :
containing 23f.t9s SGT ARE FEET; II
from ll.0oo "a 1T 10
$500 so. FL iarge power plant s7rinkiei aFesis"
wells
Equipped Gray Iron Foundry. Newark. y. J. -.
CROKER WHEELER 90. TOt >DRY; bric1 buildTr
monitor roof 10000 So Fl '-'nch copoia 2se',. =
SoTSfs ,paS rowtx rI.>r Nm roS
SESSION.
Waterfront and Railroad Site Newark \.
Filled tract s+l feet Pessai~ River 0nar
mel 100 4 of ;, md = p Z
improved bulkheaded tocA neiGhoor-
hood heart OF Newarhs iabor market WI sandfiae
Machine and Forge Shop. Chester, Pa --.
THUR AZ -t.tf
a. ~ o>E-SToRy BRICN AND >rFEf. Buildings, =,
consisting Of forge SHOP h1fs shop carpenter -nf
office building power
p. r. SIDING; tI.Et TRIO CRANES GOOD LABoks
g.. ACRES; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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ENGL EW00D H's ., ! 70, s.''
H. Weatnerby 4 Co., Englewosd, N. J.

AT RlDGEFTELD PARk.--Iarge eight room
house. hath steam heat, lot 50xl7s: extra
fine location improved street assessments
paid Price $4,000 half cash Inquire
WASS p West 42d $
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambernnaids
Cooks

cOoK.-Youas Polish girl highly recon-
mended. excellent cook R. Miss Hof-
may Ags1cy % East 43d St 81 noor
Telephone Ss47 Murray Hin
COOK --Competen' Swedish neat. economic
cal hard II hearing Gustaveson, 332
Ia 81 2oth 81
COOK Young neat. capable; splendid ref
ererces Mss Shaughnessy's Agency. $50
Sixth ave
COOK -ENpe colored. city only 60
Vest it+th 81 Telephone l247 Harlem.
Move
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,iRoohil> HI,L HeiATT

BEDFORD SEC uo\
7if affrsrfi'r i.a-irnlHir.I r.af5e ...s- .--..,
% fto unpor f'"I- nf s.fI,s4t.,
Gas la' VA fn- f'+l- ~ f-'.s 30
no" n. references Required Il.re ''a-
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FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE

10000 So F.. Cleveland, Ohio
g 500 50 brc warehouse. a5xioo
story brick building. electric
Wy .prinked i3 ACRES y. y. {. MAIN LINE SID
ING INTO BUILDINGS. ADVERTISING FEATt RES
II o04 So f.. Kansas City Mo.
AMERICAN CIfICIE CO.. sstory basement brick
building. 1886.
h9.is. iA7xso sPKI>KIED POWER PLANT. EN
'EILENT CONDITION. GOOD LABOR
38867 So f.. Portland, Maine
AMERltAN 1HIC!E CO. story brieA building - 81
Electric Elevators STEAM PLANT >PKINkLED. y
nut of Eastern Steamship Piers and Grand Trunk
Portland Terminal Railroads. GOOD LABOR.
40,780 So f., Windsor, Ontario, Canada
kEMi>GTON ARMS. I. NJ C., It'd, O>E-STORY BRICK
A>D STEEL. BUILDING. sAWToorH ROOF. lst&3 81
>rRI>kLED: X. r.. SIDING. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION; So ACRES.
$1,000 So. f. Iryington, n Y
SATIoN Al. IGNITION 60; hree-story brcN. steel
n X SIDING; power plant. elevator; plot,
10000 So f.. 5wanton VT
REMINGTON ARMS l. VI {. GO. TWO-sTORl cone
BUILDING so 600 II. Series
proof bindings 50 600 square >PRI>kLED: cafe-
WELLS: E\CELIE>r LABOR; ACKEs; X. X.
>IDiNGS.
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FREDERICK : wHI1sVEi.I..

GEORGE pAYN QtAck n.,x
Exec .t4r
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

AAr7.E FARMHOUSE. near Aern.,s Nv
building psrtls furnished. nee = f.~ -
proveHients seven rooms Sooc k.r1e1 az Z
- able aCco mode lions s-oU per Pea
Telephone 1881 Bryant