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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

GRANDFATHER FROG sat on his
" big green lilypad in the Smiling
Pool. Grandfather Frog was out OF
sorts. In fact he had the very worst
kind OF a crouch. Now. a crouch Is
a very bad thing TO have; 1t makes
every one uncomfortable. and no one
likes to come anywhere near one who
is grouchy.
SO Grandfather Frog sat on his
big green lilypad and couldn't see
that jolly. round. red Mr.. Sun was
sfniling. nor that the Merry Little
Breezes were playing In the meadow
grass; nor could he hear the birds
singing. or the bees humminR. In
fact. he wac SO grouchy that he let
three foolish green flies go right
past his nose. And what do you think
It was all about2 Why. IL was just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
THE LITTLE WHITE PILLOW

Mushroom beside her gave ntfie
giggle. But she wrnt sure OF that.
either.
Come on. iitue pillow she said.
starting for tho clothes line. after
you're nicely summed and properly
beaten. III let Mr.. Redbird carry you
to the Land Where Spring II Coming.
30 that all the other brides can
make mattresses for their babies.
They are always looking for bits Of
soft down and cotton and wool. and
know how pleased thcy'il be 20 get
some lovely. white silk"
II was certainly very odd. but
when Nancy said this. about the
birds. the tiny pillow rave q little
flicker. and the Magical Mushroom
gave a little snfcker
This time Nancy was n little more
sure that something was wrong.
You're queer onesr' she declared
with n pout IT don't rec any Joke
Mt all about hanging a pillow on
the line
Copyright. 1870. n. r.. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

"ntu aE. ENos 0&s bunr, sNA
pu; away the green paint and Nancy
hunted up the white pillow Mr.. Frog
had been sleeping on behind the door.
Yes. indeed He had had a piIlow--a
lovely. white silk one, for his head.
IL was no wonder ne wished TO be let
alone. so be could dream on TIL fy.
time.
Nancy looked n over carefully and
brushed off some muddy specks that
had come off Mr. Frogs head Il
think" sAid she critically. that III
hang you UP on the line. little pill
low. and let Mr.. Jolly sun throw
some bright beams on you That's
the only way 20 make pillows nice,
Mother says. Besides that. she takes
Q little stick and beats them, for that
wakes the tnsides up"
II was very queer. but Nancy had
an idea that when she said beat
the tiny silk pillow gave little Jig
gle. But she wasn't at all sure
And at the same time the Magical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Star SS"#'1 e:
4 o. By NAbcl ClclAnd) 4
Page G.
STREET CARS

a circus parade. Lots Of people
felt sure IL wouldn't work. Some
people thought tho rain would
wash the power Off the wiros.
some thought 81 wouldn't b. pos.
sielc for a little wire like that 90
havr enough power Tn Il TO pun a
loaded car up from James Street
on Second Avcnuo
I got edged In by a boy about
my age. and We got to arguing. as
boys viii. about how tho car
would get power 60 run. said
knew Il came from on top u'd
read a lot. as told youl. and he
said that the power would have 20
be In tho wheels.
We'll. when the street car final
~ started up the street. you never
saw such excitement Old China.
man George Leo was IN tho crowd.
and he yelled. Look Scc, No
pushe,. no puliea all sasneo TO
ike hcileor I've read that IN
funny papers but that's where IL
was really said.
when the car reached our cor
ncr. we rushed out. and n we
hadn't been forcihiy pulled back
by tho heels. We would have
crawlcd clear under that car to
try and sec where the power came
from"
Peggy said: How old wore you.
Uncle Ned--
"Ohi Ho- he chuckled. that
would he telling. but III tell you
what date Il was. IL was March
/. 1859. And Seattle was IN.
fourth city in the United States
20 have an electric railway. Think
Of that--si years ago We had four
cara. and today tho city owns SIS
cars. with miles and miles of
tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Break Jail With
Spoons as Guns

DUBLIN. May 2s.--Patrlck Ma
geo was charged with breaking jail
here and. with other prisoners. hold
ing up the wardons with automatic
pistols. "Shure." pleaded Patrick.
ITS a dummed liel We held EN-
up with spoons" when he proved
IL. there was n rush of prosecutors
assistants to change the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Timber Up Quickly Under the Sooth.
ing. Penetrating Application Of
Hamlin's Wizard OIL

In cases OF rheumatism and lame
back it penetrates quickly. drives
aching joints and muscles.
Wizard OIL is an absolutely relia.
BILE. antiseptic application for cuts.
burns, bites. and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing. penetrating qualities.
Get II from druggists for 30 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head.
ache7 Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills. 80 cents.
Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Doggy sat on Uncle Ned's knee
L and watched him blow smoke
rings. Nobody else could make
quite such heavy cirnly rings as
Uncle Ned. and nobody else had
quite such heavy. circly rings as
folks feel at home thru long still
ncsses-
Presently he chuckied. q low.
throay chuckie. which made
Peggy feel like laughing. too.
aitho she saw nothing funny In
his saying. $50 the city has
bought the street car rystem'
We'll sir. when l was a little hid
I used 20 come up here with my
dad. and l can remember mighty
well when Seattle was proud OF
her street cars. because they were
the only ones In Washington"
Uncle Ned blew whole air
feet OF rings and watched them
sail off before n. went on Funny
little old cars they were. too.
drawn by horses. Pretty soon
they found that II was hard work
for horses 20 pun street cars up
those hills and young man. only
twenty-six years old. suggested
that they ought TO have many
more cars and longer lines Of
tracks. and that the cars could be
run by electricity. People thought
he was crazy because there we're
no successfully run electric street
cars in the world At that time.
Il beard Dad talk about II. and
I read everything could lay my
hands on about those new electric
street cars And. IA luck would
have II. was herr the very first
day q car Travelled over tho tracks.
Il tell you. that was one great
day. People were lined up on
both sides OF Second Avenue. IKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Harmony Has the
Opposite Effect

LONDON, May 2s.--"She means
to play me out" declared a tenant
OF his landlady before a magistrate
here. The tenant complained his
landlady played a phonograph in the
hallway outside his door day and
night. Its an old dodge and
there's nothing we can do" said the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
No Pestiferous
Neighbors Here

CAPETOWN, May 2S.--"Our near.
est neighbors are 60 miles away and
the railway station Is 400 miles dis.
tant." writes "A Lutheran missionary
recently arrived in Central Africa to
friends here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
New Maid Steals
$4,000 Jewelry

PARIS. May 2s.-Mme. Bouvard.
wife OF wealthy architect, engaged
chambcrmaid n few days ago. The
maid left. taking with her $40, 1000
worth OF jewelry belonging to her
mistress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

her! shouted Grandfather Frog. and
held on 10 his sides. You see. he had
just realized for the first ume what
joke II all was, and 1t tickled him
30 that no nearly split his sides
laughing
And that was tho end OF Grand.
father Frogs Crouch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Ireland has learned to eat ostmeal
In larger quantities than ever before.
A Home Cure Given by o.
Who Had IL
By ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER

In the spring OF 1898 I was astaane1
by Muscular and Infiammatory Rh4o-
matism. suffered as only those ~
have II know. for over three yeara
tried remedy after remedy and dee>ee
after doctor. but such relief - ] -
ceived was only temporary. F1nanys
l found . remedy that cured me -
pletely. and II has never returnG4 ]
have given II to a number whs ~
terribly afflicted and even bedrt04o9
with rheumatism. and IL cffsceo0 .
cure In every case.
want every sufferer from ~
form OF rheumatic trouble TO ~ ~
marvellous healing power Don't -
cent; simply mail your name 4
address and l will send n free - y
After you have used II. and 4 a
proven itself to be that iong~leoo1
for means OF curing your Rhguu<.
tism. you may send the price =
81, but. understand. 1 do not v0&'
your money unless you are perry
satisfied to send IL. Isn't that WFI
Why suffer any longer when poo144
relief Is thus offered you fresf DIT
delay. Write today.
MARK II. JACKSON
No. flsF Quincy hid, Syracuse N ..
Mr.. Jackson II respoasiblA 49,
statement true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
at Wasn't fair, 1t wasn't
fair at aH," grumbled Grand
father Frog to himself.

Is nothing in the world that 80 fright.
ems Old Mr.. Toad as the thought that
Mr. Blacksnake is somewhere near,
and when he heard Peter shout that
he. hoped 80 fast that he passed
Grandfather Frog and won the race.
OF course, all the little meadow
and forest people teased Grandfather
Frog almost TO death. They leased
him so much that grandfather Frog
quite lost his temper. and this lis the
reason that he sat on his big green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Kangaroo farming Is an important
industry In Australia. The tendons
are the best material known 10 sur.
geons for sewing up wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Next story: Raddy Fox Invites
Peter Rabbit 10 Take n Walk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

their guests on Monday Mrs. Hilda
Shipley and daughters Elva and Eve
lyn and Mrs. Charles Connor. Mrs.
Shipley comes from Willamette valley
and is visiting relatives here and at
Stanfield.
The schools. both at Westland and
at Minnehaha have closed their first
week with q fair attendance. At
Minnehaha district Mrs. w. A. Hine-
ilne is in charge. Four pupils from
this district attend the Hermiston
high school and one goes to Pendle-
ton. Westland sends five students to
Hermiston and two to Stanfield
These pupils are sent in a school bus
Westland district No. s also runs three
jitneys for grade pupils. Miss Dun
can of Portland and Mrs. George
Prindle of Hermiston are in charge
of the Westland school for the ensu-
ing year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

several weeks, left Thursday for Bend.
/ oregon. where they will make their fu-
tur home.
Mrs. Belle Palmer and daughter.
Miss Kathryn. spent Tuesday In PEN
dleton on business.
William II. Carer was here from
Butter creek. Wednesday.
Jim Coppinger. prominent farmer
east of Echo. was here on business
Wednesday.
tasA
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hendricks
were here from their home near PEN
ldieton Wednesday,
Mrs- Fred Hale and her mother.
Mrs. Ross were here from Stanfield
Wednesday.
Peter Carlson was here on business
from Butter creek Monday.
A. II. May OF Pendieton, was here
Wednesday evening visiting with his
wife who is a teacher in the Echo high
school this year. s -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20
TEACHER TO GO
BACK TO STATE NORMAL

WESI4AND-M D-MINNEHAIA, Sept. 90.
Miss Jennie Haggerman has been
visiting friends here prior to leaving
for Monmouth to resume her normal
course. Miss Haggerman was prin-
cipal of the Westland school the past
two years, and is now preparing to
depart for Monmouth to enter the
normal where she will be a senior.
A. c. Luce and family who have
been absent during the summer have
returned to the project and visiting
with friends before leaving for Mis-
souri, where they will spend the win
ter with relatives and friends.
Fred Thorn who is attending high
school at Pendleton was home for the
week end
John McElroy made a business trip
to Pendleton on Tuesday.
Billie Troutman who has been at
Sprague, Wash, working in the
wheat harvest returned home Sunday.
He says on account of the excessive
rain the harvest is considerably de-
layed
Violet Shipley who has been visit
ing near Nolin, returned on Tuesday.
She was accompanied by her sister
Mrs r. w. Barley
The Raney baling outfit that is at
work on the Tillamook Ranch re-
sumed operation Thursday after sew
eral days shut down.
Mr.. and Mhs. u. G. Shipley had for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20
ECHO GRADUATE WILL
TAKE COURSE AT 0. A. c.

ECHO. Sept. 20.-Miss Margaret
Hills left on train No. IS "Wednesday
for Corvallis where she will enter o.
A. C. Miss Hills graduated from the
Echo high school last spring and ex-
poets to take q course in Home Eco
nomics this year.
f. o. Neill was here from Butter
creek on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jae De Foe and small
son. Lester, who have been here from
Montana visiting at the home of Mrs
De Foes sister, Mrs. Fred Scherer. for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20
SMALL SON WELCOMED
BY FUTTERS AT UK|AH
(East Oregonian special.)

NEdsl OTegOIlIdH -SpecIaI.)
UKIAH, Sept. 20.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Futter Sept.
IL at the home of Mrs. Futters par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Constants. of
ukiah. DR.. DeVaul of Pilot Rock, was
called, and reports mother and child
doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clark. who have
been here during the summer. re-
turned to College place Friday.
Arthur Futter returned to Hermis-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

T. Huston. Mr.. Wright was here buy
ing calves.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Negro Fells Detective;
Flees Police Station
Leaps From Window and Es.
capes just After Fingerprints
Had Been Taken

John Reyes, negro who was ar
rested as burglar, seized the ink
roller yesterday while his finger prints
were being taken at the Simpson Street
police station, in the Bronx, felled
Detective Sergeant Michael Hegney
with it and jumped out window. He
was racing along the top of a twenty
foot wall when Detective Griffith
reached the window and began shoot
ing. None of the bullets hit Reyes.
He jumped from the wall to a snow
bank and escaped.
Hegney was unconscious and required
medical attention. A general alarm
was sent out for the arrest of the
negro, who had given his address az
552 Lenox Avenue. He was accused Of
stealing $500 worth Of iewelry and
clothing from the home Of Mrs. JENNA
Marder, 1912 Simpson Street, January
20. According to the police, he had
signed a confession just before he
jumped out the window.
Detectives who visited Reyes's room
in search of stolen goods came across
two youths on the way who resent bled
burglars who had visited apartments
in Southern Boulevard and Rogers
Place, the Bronx, shortly before. They
carried parcels containing jewelry. sill
yer and clothes and we're locked I'D
They said they We're Thomas Cafaro.
Of 230 East l15th Street, and Frank
Rizzo, of PAT Mott Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES

AT SPECIAL TERM, PART I. OF the
Supreme Court Of the state of New
York, held in and for the County OF New
York. at the County Court House IN the
Borough OF Manhattan of the city Of New
York, on the 9Th day of January. 1920.
Present: HON. EDWARD A FINCH.
Of CHIRIQUI ELECTRIC CORPORATION.
a corporation, for voluntary dissolution.
On reading and fling the petition or
Enrique Halphen Jacob r. Fidanque.
Ralph James VI. Bullowa, George A. Con
roy and Alexander Begg. majority Of
the directors of Chriqui Electric CORPORA
ton, corporation created under the laws
OF this State and having its principal office
located in the Borough OF Manhattan. OF
New York. and the schedule thereto an
nexed, duly verified by the petitioners on
the 18th and 2sth days OF December, 1919.
from which petition it appears that the
ca SO Is one of those specified In section ITO
OF the General Corporation Law. and it
further appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court from said petition, that the said
corporation is insolvent, and On reading
and fling the notice of this application.
Of due service thereof. and OF such peti-
ton and schedule and of a copy Of this
order upon the Attorney General
And after hearing LaWrence e. Brown
Of counsel for the petitioners. and no one
representing the Attorney General in oppo-
sition
Now on motion Of Bullowa & Bullowa
attorneys fnr the petitioners. it is
ORDERED that all persons Interested In
said corporation show cause at Special
Term Part l of this Court to be held a.
the County Court House in the Borough
OF Manhattan of the City OF New York
on the goth day OK February. 1929, at 1915
o'clock In the forenoon, why the said cor
poration should not be dissolved and 1t is
FURTHER ORDERED that copy OF
this order be published at least once In
each OF three weeks immediately preceding
said goth day of February, 1920 In the
New York Law Journal and The New York
Tribune, newspapers published in the
County OF New York
Enter
EDWARD r. FINCH
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTI MORE, Feb ls-Arrived Strs Eel
tore. Daiquiri; Caterina, Gerlmich GtaD.
Palermo, Cleared: strs Gunborg {swed).
Norkopping via Gothenburg; Westmorland,
Kobe and Yokohama via Savannah. Sailed ::
Strs Evelyn. Guayacan; sherman New
fok pay cross s HaVre Lake Elan
Tampa; Eurana, 10 be Via Savannah Ar
raiz (span) Manzanillo. Passed Cape Hen
tBrl. Glasgow; Jean Hamburg. via Ber
muda, Sidlaw Rans (Br), Middlesboro via
Tees Passed Cape Henry, outbound from
Tande norshIid is 7Sos, Bsrsen for NeG
ders; Poeldijk (Du). New Orleans Via
Tampa; Hadnot, Tuxpan; Middlesex. New
port News, Evelyn. Guayacan-
BOSTON. Feb. 1s--Arrived: Strs City of
Shanghai (Br), Calcutta and Colombo ::
Radiant. Beaumont via New York; Clan
vana and Norfolk; Currier, Port Arthur.
Sailed: Str Essex. Philadelphia; Kershaw.
Norfp,k; Lahs 1 syo Washburn Norfolk o.
Lake Alyada. New York Lake sebago,
New York; sag Harbor, Baltimore; Mo-
hawk. New York and proceeded to Jack
Fernandina: Lake Annette Cuba; tug
clincho, With barge Warriner in tow.
GALVESTON Tex. Feb 1e--Arrived :.
strs Katonia DAM, Cardir; San Jacinto,
Tanpico. Sailed: Strs A Bost wick. New
York; Engineer (Br), Liverpool: Colonel
JACKsONVILLE, Fla. Feb 1s---Arrived ::
Steamer Clark MMs' Bsreelena; yacht
MOBILE Ala. Feb. 1s--Arriyed: Str
Piqua, New York; Sailed: Str Cliftwood
Amsterdam and Rotterdam via Pensacola
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l9-Cieared: strs
British Admiral tBr), Avonmouth. Eng
greco; Lake Sanford. Santiago and Cuban
ports Via Galveston; Parisnlina, Bocas del
Toro via Cristobai and Havana; Rama.
Bluefelds via Cape Gracias; Scantic, Liv-
NOrfClk,
NEwPoRT NEWS. Feb ls--Arrived :
strs Laksshore; Norfolk: Middlsses. Balti-
asss'ssS H1! IT, e5 9SsF's e55
sss s'Fs nasnos yss. Nsff0 Koma nsaF i
Thomas: Iucerne (Br). Dunkirk; Waimate
(Br). Auckland.
Piquot, savannah; Boonsborough. Newport
News; Lake Conesus. Portland, Me AM
bsidge, Newpert Y,g News; Tss AIgemtb eDHtchl
Lake Fluvanna, Portland Me. Brooksids.
tayal; Nevada Cpan}, EIsinore; schr
indiana Havana; Wisteria, Bordeaux
Aberlour lBrl. Havana saugus. Buenos
Ayres; Ambridge. Boston; Lake Fluvanna.
''1Si PHfiiLAp IpHIA- Feb 1s-Arrived strs
NetherparlS tBr). Ba.oum; Mons (Nor),
urd5p uDrdH5IAWARE BRHAKwATHR, Del, Feb
1sNPassed up for PHILADELPHIA; strs Burn
well. Tampico; tteroert i Pratt, TRmpico: !:
Lake Lyttle. sagua. Passed out from
Tanamo; shamrock. Bordeaux and Hayre;
Wathena Rotterdam. via Antwerp; Lake
Manchester, Santiago. Sailed Schr
susan Cameron (Br), tfrom Yarmouth),
RwF1DY ISLAND. Del, Feb 1s-Passed d
down from Philadelphia: Strs Angelo
Toso (Itai), Genoa; Hourna, Tampico; Mer-
rirnack Baltimore.
PORTLAND Ne. Feb 19-Outside: Str
Mississippi p'rl. from Havre.
PORT EADS, Feb is--Arrved: Strs
Cartago. Bocns del Toro Holbrool. Iauque,
Chile via Panama Canal Norma Havana: :
SURNAME. Port Barrios. standard, Tam
rico; w G. T-agle. Baltimore; West
WapnH Norfolk York Harhor Porto
Rlco. Sailed. Strs Atenas Hocas del
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Shipping News

Toro via CristobaJ. Havana and Port
Limon; Dannedaike. Cuba, Gansf1ord
lNor), Blucfieids via Cape Gracias; O. r.
WArng, Jaelcsohviile Topia. Tnmpico.
PORT TAMPA. FEB 19--Sailad Strs
Georgia, New York Gulf Queen. Nrw
York: Gulf Stream. Philadelphia, Gabrille.
Tnmpico Charles ~ Everest, Paulsboro.
Sailed: strs Gulhight. Jacksonville; Sill
yyerbrook. New York Orion tBr). London;
New York, Marcus Hook.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 1e--Arrived
str Consumet. Honolulu. Sailed Strs
Colusa. Colonbo Richmond. Honolulu.
SAVANNAH, Feb lo-Arriyod Str
City of savannah. New YORK.. Sailed.
18th. strs Esperia ltAD, Genoa; 18th.
City OF Rome Boston.
TAMPA, Feb I9--Arrived: scnr Herald.
santa Cruz. Cuba.
KEY WEST. FLA. Feb Io---saiied: Str
Argalia (Brl, savannah.
SAND KEY. Feb 19--Passed west. 18th
Sstrs Stcadfast: 18TH. Antietam. Allentown.
Roanoke. Lake Indian. j X Gordon Bel-
luno Ital).
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
MEETINGS

THE FOLLOWING IS TRUE COPY OF
resolution which was adopted by the
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MAS
TIERS. MATES AND PILOTS, a Member
ship Corporation, duly Incorporated under
the Laws of the state Of New York, by q
vote of more than two-thirds OF the mem
oers of the said corporation, at a meeting
heid at Washington, D. C., on the 29th day
of January. 1920, pursuant to notice
heretofore duly served upon the members
OF the said corporation, and published In
the New York Tribune, for the purpose Of
voting upon the question of changing the
name OF the said corporation to the name
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MAS
TIERS, MATES AND PILOTS OF AMER
ICA. INC:
'REsOLVED, That the corporate name
OF this Association, to wit. "AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS MATES
AND PILOTS" be. and the same hereby
is, changed to the name. 'NATIONAL
ORGANlzATION. MASTERS, MATES
AND PILOTS OF AMERICA. INC"
Dated, New York. February H. 1920
JOHN II PRCETr
National President. American Assocla.
ton of Masters. Mates and Pilots
NJ. n. TENNISWOOD
National Secretary. American Assocla-
tion OF Masters. Mates and Pilots
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
GIRLS AS CLERKS.

Girls, age II and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4 80. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit-
ing, stenography and dicta
phone without expense. Salary
to start S12. Call after 8 A.
NJ, room 5000 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
TRANs-PACIF1C MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gen
eral Postofflce and City Hall Postoffice
Station. New York at 6 p m, as follows
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Matsonia, February 20.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China, Siam. Si-
beria. Cochin China and Nethe rlands East
indies, via San Francisco. steamship ST.
IBERIA Maru. February 2S.
Japan, Corea. China. Slam, Siberia
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Vic
toria, b. c. steamship Empress of Japan,
February IS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20

RoDMAN. HARRIETTE MAsoN-IN
pursuance OF an order Of Hon John p
York, Notice is hereby given TO ali usr
sons having claims against Harrietts Ma
son Rodman, formerly known as Harrtett.
8 Mason, sometimes known as Harrjstts
NJ. Rodman. Harriette s. NJ Rodman ars
Harriette s. Rodman. late OF the Countv
af New York. deceased to present fhs
same. with vouchers thereof. 10 the .uh
scribsr. at his place or transact!ng busi
ness. 81 tho ofhce of George c. Howard
his attorney. III Broadway In the civ os
New York. on or before the lst day of
May next.
Dated. Now York, the 18th day of Octo-
ber 1919. AUGUSTiN DERRY
Administrator C. II A.
GEORGE G HOWARD, Attorney tor Ad-
ninistrStor c. T. A.. No III Broad
way. New York City.