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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14

26 letniej Amy Miller, Polki, zam.
pnr. 1858 Oakdale ave, ktora wy
szIa z domu tydzien temu W MIMIC
ny wtorek i zaginela Leg wieSci. -
MAJ jej, Jan Miller, powiedzial po-
licyi, re iona cd dluzszego czasu
cierpiala ma rozstroi nerwowy.
- o -
Dzisiaj nastapi z~akonczenie kar-
nawalu. odbywajacego sic z wielkiem
powodzeniem pod golem niebem ma
podworzu parafialnem ma Stanisia--
wowie. CT, kt6rzy jeszcze ME mieli
sposcbnoSci odwiedzenia karnawatu,
niechaj s~korzystaja z d~zisiejszej spo-
sobnoSci, a z ~pewnoScia ME pozaiuja
tego.
Ma 81 letnia Elzbiete Schultz, Fam.
pnr. Also Maplewood ave. pre-
chodzaca przez krzya6wke PREY Ell
ston i Belmont ave.. najechal auto
mobil. kt6rym kierowaI Aleksander
Berigiel, zam. pnr. 1915 Canton I'll.
Pokaleczona przewieziono do szpita-
la Sw. El4biety.
Guiazdo i'm. w. Swiatkiewicza, No.
1S9 Z. S. P. urzadza W niedziele,
dnia 25go b. m. ~wycteczke koszy--
kowa, do ogrodu W River Grove. -
Gniazdo zaprasza wszystkich PREY
jaci6i i sympatykow Sokolstwa ma
to wycieczke. kt6ra zapowiada sic
doskonale.
+ CSC 8
Schodzac 2 tramwaju linii Fuller
ton ave-. 90 letni Huldar Knoll,
Fam. pnr. PAS Cullom AVE.. zawadzh
noga o stephen wozu tramwajowego,
gdy ten ~znajdowal sic jeszcze W bic
gu, wskutek czego upadi Ma bruk /
odni6sl bolesne pokaleczenia. Pre-
wieziono go do domu. Numer tram
waju: SIS. m~otorowego 961, a kon-
duktora 1866.
q e. q
W szpitalu Lake side zmaria wczo
raj Eufrozyna Mona, lat %. zam. p.
mr.. 31O9 S. Canal NJ, wskutek PREY
padkowego otrucia sic p~rOSzkiem.
Kobiete za5olaia giowa i z nieostroz-
nosci zazyla proszek ma myszy "a
Mast proszka ma glove. Ratunek oyf
niemozliwy; wszelkie wysiiki leka-
rzy okazaly sic daremne.
+ q
W domu pnr. 472 w. Huron ul.,
"a wyszynkiem Jana Treslingera, Una
leziono zwlcki 80 letniego Tomasza
,Jacka z przestrzelona glowa. Policya
pfzypuszcza, re Jack popefnif sa'
mobojstwo. Pracowal on dla ftrmy
pod nazwa Barrett and Barrett Clder
Company.
= g
Jutro W Saddle p~olicyjnym PREY
Maxwell ulicy cdbedzie sic sprawl
Kaspra Notowicza, ktorego zaskar-
zyla &c letnia Malgorzata Rysik'
Fam. pnr. TAP - lei ul.. "a niedo-
trzymanie o~bietnicy maizehstWa.
+ o
w dnach q / 22go b. m. o~dbedzie
sic narodowa konwencya Sp6iek Blu
downiczo Pozyczkowych W Stanacn
Zjednoczonych W hotelu La Sale W
Chicago. Delegatami ligi ~polsXlch
sp6lek wybrani zostali PIP. Jan Cze-
kala i Antoni J.. Wlodarski. W sktad
komitetu konwencyi wchodza NILE
dlS innymi take PIP. Albert Wacho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14

nego fotografisty p. Jana Prusih--
skiego, Fam. pnr. 1917 Lowell ave,
obchodzi6 beda trzecia rocznice uro-
DIN. q okazyi tel PAM P~rusihska
przygotowuje niespodz:anke ola mai
blizszego grona krewnych i przyja--
ciol.
q +
Kazimierz Pucio, lat As, zam. p.
mr.. 567S S. Winchester ave-, male
ziony zosta} pod wiaduktem kolei
North Western PREY ulicy Kinzie W
stanie nieprzytomnym. Przewieziono
go do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie pc
upiywie paru godzin przyszed{ do
siebie. Powiedzia} on policyi, re
wszed} do pewnego w~yszynku powra-
cajac z piracy / napil sic tam .,pocie-
szycielki", a gdy wyszedl, nagle "a
siabt | p6zniej stracii przytomnost.
Dw6ch robotn;k6w kolejowych 20
stale zabitych i jeden ciezko polka
leczony ma torach kolei e~lektrycznej
Joliet and Eastern R. R." w Chi
cago Heights, gdy reczny wagon, o.
perowany przez owych r~obotnikow
zderzyi sic z pociagiem tel kompa-
nil. Zabici zostali: Wawrzyniec No
wax i Jozef Rodasz. a pokaleczony
zosta} Jan Rippinger, ktorego pre-
wieziono do szpitala sw. Jak6ba.
p y n
Glory parafii Sw. Stanislawa 10
SIKH, kosciola gornego, urzadzaja W
najblizsza niedziele, dnia 1890 b. m.
doroczna ~wycieczke W ogrcdzie En-
hardt'a, W Park Ridge, III. w zwiaz-
ku z ia w~ycieczka odbedzie sic po-
siedzenie wsp6lne chorow | Ko}ka
Dramatycznego jutro W czwartek,
dnia 15go b. m. W sail Pu}askiego.
Komitet przygotowai wiele niespo--
dzianek / gier roanego gatunku.
q
Ia pr~zekroczenia prawa prohibi--
bicyjnego aresztowany zcsta& wczo-
raj Adam Tusinski. zam. pnr. 1882
Mulligan ave. Agenci federalni INA
leli W domu jego dystylarnie / kilka-
naScie galon6w wlasnego wyrobu
wodki INCONSISTENCY.
, ~ .
Prey Armitage 1 Kedzie ave. poll
cyant wczoraj przytrzymal amatora
cudzej wlasnoSci, kt6ry zakradf sic
do dcmu pnr. 1887 kedzie ave-
skad skradt futrzane patio DAM
skIe, diva kapelusze i zegarek z IAN
cuszkiem. Ma stacyi policyjnej po-
wiedZiaI, re nazywa sic Dominik kul-
bak. zam. pnr. 1893 Winnemac ave.
w tych dniach odbedzie sic rozpra-
wa sadowa.
= u
Cd dna 1890 czerwca b. T. niejaka
Katarzyna Kokos, zam. pnr. 1921
C~analport ave. p~oszukute swej zagi-
nionej c6rki, ktora W owym dniu wy
czytawszy ogloszenie W gazecte, po-
sz}a W celu poszukania zajecia ! cd
tego czasu O sobie ME dala zadnej
wiadomoSci. Matka przypuszcza. re
corka padla ofiara jakiego ~wypadku.
q -
Ma przebiegajaca utica Franklin
siedmioletnia Barbara Mictuch, zam.
pnr. 12S ". Chicago ave. najecha1 |
bolesnie pokaleczyi automobil. kto-
rvm kierowal James Andrew, zam.
pnr. 47S6 n. spaulding ave. Dziew-
czynke przewieziono do domu' gdzie
sic znajduje pod opieka lekarza.
Jutro W sail CD. Alberta Nowaka,
przy Leavitt I Custer III. odbedzie
sic pIerwszy wyklad o obywatelstwie.
Wszyscy CT, ktorzy ME p~osiadaja pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14
wskt z Kazimierzowa i Antoni ].
Wfcdarski z Town of Lake.

wski z Kazimierzowa Antoni ].
W&cdarski z Town of Lake.
+ -
J~uliuszowi Marowskiemu, zam. p.
mr.. 1928 w. SSej vi. W Cicero, pc
kilku latach wspolnego pozycia mai
zehskiego, sprzykrzylo sic ono i po-
stanowii zone i dwoje dzieci SPREE
dat, by sic a ma zawsze pozbyc te-
go jarzma Co zamierzai, tego tez
dokonai. Pred kilku dniami spree
dal swa poiowice / dwie coreczki
dwom sasiadom, Walentemu Sokuto-
wi 1 Janowi Pedusdo Ia sumo SIS.
Pc uplywe kilku dni, gdy wszelka
robote domowa musial sam wykony-
wac, zmieni} jednak W zdanie l
zwrocii sic do policyi W Cicero, ably
ia pomogla mu w odzySkaniu zony |
dzieci. Policya uda}a sic natychmiast
do miesZkania owych ,,kupcow'
gdzie jednak oNocz Marowskiej ma
leziono take dcskonale urzadzona
dystylarnie, kt6rej zapach juz W
progu domu dolecia} policyantow.
Policya poinformowala urzednikow
federalnych, kt6rzy wczoraj areszto-
wall Sokuta i Pedusde. Przekazani
oni zcstali lawie wielkoprzysiegfych
pod kaucya $4,000 Ia przekroczenie
'prawa prohibicyjnego, a Marowska
zapytano sic, co zamierza uczynic:
odpowiedzia}a. 4e woli pojS6 2 po-
wrotem do meza. W tych dniach Cd
bedzie sic rozprawa sadowa.
+ q
Cz{onkowie popularnego klubu
p. n. Hamilton wyjezdzaja do
Marion, Ohio, ably wziac udziat W
wielkiej p~aradzie, jaka sic odbedzie
tam jutro z ckazyi nominacyi Har-
dinga ma Prezydenta Stanow Zjed-
noczonych.
Wczoraj pnr. ass n. Hermitage
ave. powstala bojka pomiedzy dwo-
ma sasiadami: Janem Kotyla i An
zelmem Trawskim, ktorzy posprze-
cali sic o religie. Pierwszy uczesz-
CA ma wyklady sekty tadaczy Pisma
$w. do teatru Crown, PREY Division
ul., a drugi jest czlonkiem polskiej
parafii. Re sprzeczki przyszio do
b6jki. W kt6rej Kotyla nozem zadai
gfeboka rane Trawskiemu. ktorego
musiano przewie5c do szpitala sW.
Elzbiety. Wojowniczego Kotyle Cd
transportowaRo ma stacye p~olicylns'
Adwokat Davis, doradca prawny
..Amerykanskiego L~egionu", stawi}
sic wczoraj pred komisya alaska
wien W Springfieldzie, celem zyska-
MIA ulaskawienia Artura Haensel a.
ktory ma zawisnaG ma szubienicy "
~przyszly piatek. Adwokat Davis do
maya sic odszukania e~X-zctnierza
Leona Sielika, kt6ry take podoono
byl wtajemniczony W sprawIe, 70
kt6ra Haensel ma zaplacit SVEN ~
ciem.
= q ,
Poczswszy cd jutra rzezalnie CHI
cagoskie ~porzucaja zaprowadzony tu
sztuczny Gas ~wczeSniejszy o godzine
cd s'onecznego, a w~racaja do sSone-
cznego | zarazem kolejowego. Ia
rad rzezaln przypuszcza, re noWy
czas okazal sic niepraktyczny ola
wysy}ek kolejowych.
= q
" dniu jutrzejszym ~trotaczk! zna-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
doFsssn. lot 1t. Fred. having been absent
T Tsnous leave aince January II. 1919, is

Horstsn. 1st 1t. Fred. having been absent
Srnno STsnouS leave since January II. 1919, Is
r;MssssH Msssis., II It T. ,y',1 ,My',s1s.s s. General
Read, lst 1t George IT,. Is detanhed.
Field ARTILLERY
Joy, 1t: Col. Jason s.. to Camp Pike. Arkan-
sas brownsville, Ell Paso. Colunnbus. N.
NJ; Douglas. Aris.; Maria. Tex; Detro,
ana san y Antonio e assist in the
Taylor, Col. George A., to Fort Adams. Rhode
Dickinson. Col: Oliver A.. to Honolulu, H.-
vail, about February 8.
:, pital Of Virginia. williamsburg. Va Va. 1'-
hobenstetn, I'd 1t. Clifford Charles, appoint
ment + recalled.
Dental Corps
Davis; MI,;, S cspt. John Leigh. to Camp Upton.
R.sa asaI. coes oe' Joseph Leo to Ross Field. Ar
Guthrie. 1st 1t. Herbert Edwin. to Kelly
Field, San Antonio, Tex.
Coast Artillery
Htckok. 1t Col. MontA j., to Fort Winfield
Scott, San Francisco.
Oliver. Chaplain Alfred 9. H.. to Philadel-
MeDougsll. Capt James G.. to Camp E,ntis.
winton; lst 1t. Arthur ". to Camp Meade.
Cavalry
Holmes, Capt Castor L.. detached
Clifford, Capt. Charles L., detached.
Dagley, Capt; Harley O.. detached.
knowlton., LIST 1t. Robert Chandler. appoint
ment made permanent.
Hennessey, LIST 1t. Carleton T.. to base hos
pital, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Air Service
Lowell; .s;i+oa MAI. George e. IT,. rated military
Mutt lst It; Clifford O.. to Carlstrom Field.
Noting, ist It. william W.. to Kelly Field.
San Antonio, Tex.
Western Department, San Francisco.
Ntergarth, I'd 1t. Omer o., to Carlstrom
Field, Arcadia. Fla
Engineers Corps
Bragdon. Capt. John s., TO Northeastern De.
.partznent, Boston.
Cl.rlson. Capt Freeman. to Camp Gordon.
Georgia.
Signal Corps
Halloran. Capt. Edward R.. recruiting Of
Ayrss. I'd 1t. Rudolph j.. to Lovs Field.
Dallas. Texas.
designations Accepted
Clark, LIST 1t. Raymond O. cavalry.
Estahrook. LIST 1t. Joseph r.. field artillery.
Honorably Discharged
Degrees. Maj. Francis B.. Ordance Depart
ment.
Tobey, Capt. Floyd O., Air Service.
Roger, Capt. Howard Jarvis, Medical Corps
Reinstein, Capt Arthur Henry. Medical
Corps.
kelsey, 1st 1t. Willis W.. Coast Artillery.
Smith. 1st 1t. Leroy Martin. army ambu-
lance service.
Compton. 1st 1t Booton Slower. Medical
Corps.
Cook. LIST 1t Lawrence E.. Air Service.
Worrcll. LIST Ii. Wise, field artillery.
Stokes, lat 1t Thomas Munger, Sanitary
Corps.
Twitchell. I'd 1t Frederick NJ, infantry.
Allen, I'd 1t Charles Edward, aviation Sec
ton Signal Corps.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Mexicans Slay
% Americans
Since March 2
Gabriel Porter, of Califor-
mia, an Oil Company EN-
ployee, Shot Down by
Carranza Army Officer

WASHINGTON. Jan. - Gabriel
Porter, an American citizen in the en-
ploy Of the Penn-Mex Company, was
shot and killed by Mexican Federal
army officer at Tuxpam on December
q, according to advices received by
the State Department to-day from the
American Ccnsul at Tampico.
The consul Immediately was ordered
70 report further information and If
the circumstances warranted to urge
the local authorities in tho Tampico
district to arrest and punish tho guilty
person.
This makes total Of twenty-thres
Americans killed In Mexico by Mexi-
cans since March 3. 1919.
The Mexican authorities first re-
ported that Porter had been accident
ally shot BY . companion In 2 party
returning from q dance. Investigation
American Consul was said to have de-
veloped, however, that he was shot by
IN army ofacer. PorteY's home was in
Fullerton, Calif.
i, Yesterday the consul at Tampico re-
ported the murder of F. ]. Roney and
Earl Boles, oil men employed in the
Tampico fields. The State Department
immediately instructed the embassy at
Mexico City to urge the Mexican gov
ernment to take prompt steps to bring
the guilty to justice, and similar ac-
tion by the department in the case Of
Porter was expected when the consul
FULLERTON. Calf, Jan. 7.-Gabriel
Porter, reported by Washington dis
patch to have been killed by Mexican
Federal army officer near Tuxpam, left
Fullerton three years ago to go to
Mexico.
He had worked in the local oil fields,
where he has three brothers now en-
ployed. His parenta. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Porter, live at San Antonio, Tex.
HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 7.-csnfusion
Ia Identification Of earl Bowles," one
Of the American oil men killed by
Aexicans near Port Lobos, was cleared
Earl Boles, whose parents live near
Thorndale, Tex, was the victim. His
brother confirmed the Identification.
Boles was thirty years old and had
been In Mexico many years, recently as
superintendent Of construction for the
International Petroleum Company. his
brother said. He was born and reared
on Milan County farm near Thorn
dale, where the funeral will take
place.
The bodies Of Earl Boles and F. J.
Roney, the American oil men killed by
Mexicans near Fort Lobos, are now on
board tank steamship on their way
to Port Arthur, Tex, the New York
officer of the international Petroleum
Company was advised yesterday. One
Of the men was shot and the other
srabbed-both in the back-the advices
stated. No motive for the murders has
been disclosed.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Two More Arrested in
Wood Alcohol Deaths

Detectives Of the Morrisania station
last night arrested two men charged
with conspiracy in selling. whisNy con-
tanning wood alcohol which caused the
deaths Of several persons in Hartford.
The men are Frank Soricelli, saloon
keeper, Of 256 East 150th Street, and
Paul Nassetta, barber, of 563 Morris
Avenue. A half gallon Of whisky in
Soricelli's saloon was confiscated for
analysis.
Both men deny their guilt. They will
be arraigned before Commissioner
Hitchcock to-day.
Five Of the eleven men under indict-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
STORAGE NOTICES
STORAGE
& CARPET CLEANING CO

~ SAAA H SLAAlVllVN W.
soe. so4, so5 and so7 East e1st ST.. N. Y.
Helen Borden, Mrs Minnie Bier, Mrs s.
A; Berlin, William Brice. Mrs s. A. Gun
bingham, Mrs Cusak, II. Coyne, F.: G..
r. Cavanaugh. Miss Laura Cheever. Mrs.
Mary Crofts ". creamer. Alice o'Dough-
Miss Ms: psfry Mrs. 5 pion M Dunn Mss
Martha Evans, Mrs Enfer, Mrs B. Firth,
Miss g. Fnllam. MIRA D. 1. Farnum. Mrs.
en Mrs. 'mm.nf NJ en1y M5 Miss afufs X e. oos
strasser, Miss Ellen Hoffman, Albert c.
Holmes Laura Henry; Miss Ethel Hawkins.
3msy Mrs e. g. Johnson hG Mrs MIS- NJ a.
Mrs. A. F. Kershaw. Mrs A. Lincoln
kr0hn Mrs. MarEx Hannah Kntross Feb p
Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss Sarah McGown. Mrs
NJ l.; Mickey, Mrs J. McEall, DR.; II. 3.
Mps mrs. NJ r
Mcdonald, Mr.. Mclaughlin. r. Middle
brook. Mrs: Terezita Manejerice Robt
Moonsn R1,rcf Ms Mee .o Miss KsH MsH
Milne. National Lithographlng Co..
Mrs: M Norton. Miss Edna Norton, Mrs.
Orr. Mrs. E. D.. olcott. Mrs. b. Pickett,
Mrs. D. Parshall Mrs. e. Perkins. Rico
Pappe!dorf. w. Quinn, Miss Mary Regan.
son, F.. !. Reed; Mrs. Romaine, 1gnatz
Summer, Mrs. NJ. schafrer, f. q. scheil,
Mrs, A.. NJ Shea, Mrs. W. Scott. Mrs.
Marion Thompson, Mrs Timeson. The Pag
Co., s. g. Theobold, Mrs H. A. Tyler, Mrs.
$: Vaughan. Mrs NJ Vowe. f. Dare, Mrs.
Minnie Winkler. Mrs. M. Walsh. Mrs. B.
Wallace, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. w. Wilson. Mrs.
J. e. Wilkinson, NJ c. Crutchfeld. Mrs
M. Nelson. Edw. Dworak, Mrs Wolf Mr..
Peck, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Fogarty, Mr.. BY
mum. Mr.. Askin, Thomas. Mr.. Rruen. Mr..
Buck. Mrs. Levine, Mr. Morse, NJ. Brand :
vain, Mr.. Precourt. Mr.. Lemport. Mr..
Duignam. Mr.. Jacobs You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment Of our lien upon tho prop
erty hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof has been given
you. we VII cause such property to wit {:
Household furniture comprising BEDS bed
ding. chiffoniers. bureaus, chairs, settees.
tables stands. sewing machines. china and
glass closets, crOckery, glassware, kitchen
utensils. plated and silver ware, cutlery,
portieres, barrels of iron, curtains, dra-
peries carpets, rugs. books, bookcases,
bric-a brac.. pianos, pictures, trunks and
and office furniture, partitions, books, per-
sOnal effects, merchandise, etc, enumer-
ated In the warehouse inventory issued
to you by this warehouse, stored by you.
or In your name, in the Globe Storage g.
Carpet Cleaning Company's Warehouses.
vided, - Nos. sos and 307 East 9 1st
Street. Now York City, THURSDAY, JAN
UARY 22ND, 1920, AT 1880 A. NJ, and
II the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date, the same will be continued at
29TH, 1920, BEGINNING AT 1880 A. NJ.
and continuing until the sale Ia complet ted.
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING co.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

WALKER, ELISHA ROBBINs.-TN PUR.
suance OF an order OF Hon, John p.
York. notice is hereby given to ali pcr-
sons having claims against Elisha Robbins
Walker late OF the County OF New York.
ers thereof, to the subscriber. at his place
OF transacting business. No. 81 Broadway
In tho City OF New York, on or before the
19th day OF April next
Dated. New York. tho aard day of Octo.
bur. 1912
JOSEPH WALKER, Jr.,
Administrators.
ROUNDS. HATCH. DlLLINOHAM q
DDBHVOISH. Attorneys for Admins.
traitor, 90 Cedar Street. Nav York City
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

ment for conspiracy in connection with
wood alcohol poisoning cases were ar
TaiEned before Judge Hand in the
United states District Court yesterday.
Luigi Puca and Adolph Panerilli vs~a
held in $4,000 bail each. Carmine
Licenziato WAS held in $4,000 bail All
pleaded not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
sURRoCATEs' NOTICES

sUERKEN. JOHN Pm PURSUANCE
hAlan, a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York, NOTICE is hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against John p. 6uer
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, 1t their place Of
attorneys, Guggenheamer. Untermyer 4
Marshall No. 13o Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New York, on or b.
fore tho 2lst day OF June next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1919.
ELISE KAETHE EUERKEN.
HERMAN r. SUERKEN,
Executofa
0UGGMNHBIMER. UNTERMYER r.
MARSHALL. Attorneys for Executors
100 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
statesmen.
WHAT YOU WANT

producing stock statesmen, Is to handle
this issue OF rapidly going and growing
Industrial, now manufacturing and mar
great demand and an unlimited field.
Company Ia exceptionally strong. Ofncers
arc we'll known business men OF unQues-
tionable integrity Best Of references
Strongest kind Of selling points. and 4
future aa big as the man, for those wishing
to connect permanently Communication
basis. 1903 Wilson Building. 1870 Broad
way. Call preferably before 1890 u IN
or after p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

wELLBRoCK. WILLIAM HENRY.--1n dur.
suance OF an order Of Honorable John p
Cohalsn. q Surrogate Of the County Of New
having claims against William Henry Wei.
brock, late Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchars
thereof to the subscriber. at his place OF
transActipg business at the once Of HeudFtck
& Hendrfck. No. Rector Street, IN Tie CITY
Of New York. on OF before ths 1oth day ef
May, 1890.
Dated. New York. the ssh day ex News
bar. 1919.
ARTHUR G. wEILBRoCE.
arNpHIcK q HENDRIcK. AstcsnsSs isr
Exsuuter. Rector st.. New Yesk c1Sy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

m PURSUANCE or AN oKDnR or
Hon. John r. Cohalen. . Surrogate Of
the County Of New York. NOTICE q here.
ssainst 0ecrgisnns B. Wrisht. late q sss
County Of New York. deesasea, 60 DFs-
cent the same With vouchers thereof ts
Snsiness, at tho once 81 his attornsys.
Carter. Lsdyard 4 Nillurn. Ne. Sc Weii
Ssfcrs the ID dsy Of Taefuary. iSSe. nast.
Dated New York. ths 1lst day e1 Juiy.
cAsrIIgc: IIc1 1E1E%Bl1z,kBB. 1E%Bl Z, kBB.9'nEEHll ! M S5kI4 h.
terneyu fog Mxecuter. ~ WeM Mleee
osroSgh oe HAAhAtten. 1esw xee8 o11A
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
HELP WANTED MALE

BOOKKEEPER'S assistant in Wholesale
Christian mercantile house, with ledger
Answer in own handwriting. stat
ing nationality. age and salary desired.
Joseph Wild & Co., 230 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

Positions are also open
for all night work at ex-
ira pay for those who
prefer this work.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE: 9th st. &
Broadway, Manhattan.
BRANCH EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES: So
w. Houston St., Man
haitian; 453 E. fremont
Ave-, Bronx (12 M. to
9 P. N.Y., and in Brook
lyn, 81 Willoughby st.
and 1886 Broadway.
If unable to come to an
Employment office, tele-
phone Miss Bremen.
madison Square 10000"
Gree call) for further
information.
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
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sALEsMEN

pY PROMINENT COAT AND SUIT HOUSE
FOR OHIO, MICHIGAN AND INDIANA.
COMMISSION. r. HuTNER CO.. 20
WN6T 2bTH.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
AND GIRLS
OVER 16

Permanent employment
for young women with
or without previous tele-
phone experience.
Good pay from the start
with regular and fire.
quent increases.
Annual vacations with
full pay and liberal sick
benefits, medical advice
and pensions without
cost to employees.
Operating and recrea-
tion rooms are large,
we'll ventilated and COM
fortably furnished.
Lunch rooms are pro-
vided in principal offices
in which hot meals axe
provided at less than
cost.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Automobiles

AUTOMOBILES
J. w. DUNTLEY. CHICAGO.
Robert C. Renner, Eastern rep
sentative, now at Auto Show,
Goth Regiment Armory, show
ing Duntley Magnetic Break
Timer for Ford cars and Ford
son tractors.
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Cla assified Advertisin9
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
5000 REWARD

Tor diamond bracelet lost between Hotel Nc.
alpln and seth St. Theatre, January 9Th. =.
=. Caldwell, care John Wanamaker's.
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Mems Clothing
Printing

Printer for the Critical Buyer
1sa oreenwich st. Cortland 4s6s.
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BOYS-Two neat looking, alert boys wanted
for light Office and messenger work pre-
vious experience not required; good hours,
pleasant surroundings; wages In accordance
with ability; advancement. Apply after S:4b
Thursday morning 10th floor. 80 Pine st.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

LOST.--On Fifth ave. bus. going south.
about 1 O'Clock Monday afternoon beaded
hand bag of ourplish color. containing: small
sum of money, two rings and brooch and
small check book will finder communicate
with Lewis. Apt. ga. $50 Madison avenue?
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

self generally useful In offico work. Lon-
don shrinking = RReanine We<k, - Wsse
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ST. AUGUSTINE: FLORIDA EAST COAST.
Alcaxar Now Open. Ponce de Leon. Jan
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Trunks

BIG BARGAIN-New and used wardrobe
trunks. 6o6 9Th av.. bet. 30th- -31st sts.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

BOY WANTED.-Splendid opportunity for
public or high school graduate. from is to
lS years old, to start with a good salary;
must be bright and active and be able to
Empire Carpet Co. 26S Canal st.. N. Y. c.
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Hotel Royal Palm SSSs s;;; S;.,;s: ~, *; 3

FLORIDA EAST COAST World Famous
Resort Hotels--Flagler System. now open
Reservations 24S 6th Ave-, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
LOST BANKBOuKS

LOST.-Bankbook No 5,S21, The Greenwich
Savings Bank, 246 { 24S Sixth ave-, N. Y
city. Payment stopped. Please return to bank
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Furniture

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, an
tiques, pianos, brfc-e-brao, books, art.
etc. GABAY, a8 University Place. Phone
Stuyvesant 3377.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08

LOST.--Bankbooh No 55s.56o The Greenwich
City. Payment stopped Please return to bank.