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Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum of Natural History: ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum of Art: admission
American Museum of Safety admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
TdooAius' The AGuarlsm: paa aamssiGn ;2 free:
True Sisters; Hotel Astor. p. m.
Luncheon of the Long Island Society
1llystrateo lecture by Professor benjamin
hcaaamT A. ANDREWS 9 Snuic Sn Ths Tsy Budget
illustrated lecture by Burton Holmes on
.,nS;t %Battle ,,I1 Fields of FSrance" Academy of
Rehearsal of the Rubinstein Club; Wal
=, dorf Astoria. 10 a. m.
ety. Waldorf Astoria. p. m.
Meeting of the Jobbers' Association OF
Notion Buyers; Waldorf Astoria, ii a.
Dance of the Verdi Club; Waldorf Astoria
Meeting of the Elcctic Club; Waldorf
Exhibit by the Canadian Fur Company
Lunsneon OF tho rifth Avenue Associa-
y; v. c. A. Building. 10 Yves, i57Ih
Luncheon Of tho Agricultural Publishers
Association; Hotel Commodore
Lecture by Rev. Captain Eli Bortalot on
Experiences AT the Front anl Spiritual
Reconstruction in Italy; Union Theolog
ical Seminary. l20th Street and Broad
way. $40 p H.
Lecture by Rev. Joseph il. McMahon
on The lntyrna,ionalism of cathol-
cism": Dalmonlco's. a p. m.
Meeting of the Board of r;ducation Hall
OF Tie Board, Fifty ninth Street and
Park Avenue. p m,
Meeting of the New York Board of Trade
ana Transportation, Potter Building, 3S
Park Row 1915 p. IN.
Luncheon of the New York Electrical
League; Hotel McAlpn. t. 80 p. IN.
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Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

NORTHERN Av. w cor 1s,st c,,
!'fst Realty Go to Chas Rosenthai:
- ga st. and c NJ f.os.nthal ga KS,
= Eng ga Az q atty Edgar A Landau. 30
1a2D ST 20 81 Saul III, f,jbeTmag assigns $1,000
I,11leG1nan - Friedman to Laura Gross
az, Mannattan 1I,s, a.. New RochelIe, 4
LEwis ST. $, IS houston st ,;os,ls,' go
sr,v saV BANK to LAWYERS Mort CO. 81 Ian.
'lST ST: $. a4ss G "a AZ - w. ,,, . ..rs ps
Mort Go to Louis j Pheiva 81 + S@S
81 ana II, ano. trustees. address. So Lib
SD Az. cor 18th ST. tub .S' Esaltl Ss wv ~,
10 Il'ie Guar & Trust Co. 17s broad
IvERsIpE DRIVE. s4a. -, n;;s3.,.,' sss:qqo
,rIlve Corln 10 William u Grange Of
1117ass'ehester. 17s ,,f"s'. n Y; ssty. T 6 & CO
l2sD sr 5o3 W; Dennis Z. n,,,sssI 80 'a.9 "Do
aih.~t Hiio. 'rus,ees. to Lawyers Mort Co .,
GOTH ST. q W, NJ k j. Realty ioSao s5s,0,o 10
Frances Morgan. s1s " ls6th 81 s.tv
N5eo Elkin. "A Pine st .....s 5oo
''n kins sV. sax so4l u; shenk R { Co to Absi
,i.eo Leo Il Simon. 80 Nassau st..,'.....s, st
l4sIH ST. 4122o W. Globe Realities %
ssna'ing era coipn to Simon NJ GOLDSMITH
2lsT ST. ISL ": 20 paris ~ Aims.
~ ''rr'IFf fHiH'N. tht "
81 atty Louis 1'rcndenbere. rs Eroad-
way ................. sol -
l. 81 ~ 81, 274 w; EGsar l. Ssan,. ,Nr
10 j n Sptznasel. ss2 s6th ST. r. .3,n
at ATTY liy Bottl. ~ Nassau ;, .s.,.on
- ~. l549; Jacob Larschen 80 sarah
Ia, l.arschan. us 10Th .... 81 oon
49,. ,n -. $ : 20 West End a. a {.
,t.usnssfe ,iahron to Manhattan IiJo lns
i'"" I! p
w T. :. sos 1nn,ci rorracc Franz
y schimpf to Emanuel Nai,sch. si.s
Amsterdam and ano: atty. Wr.
. ~ rAoIsmson. 1888 Bway ......4.. ......si
81 ny cor 12lst st. tofnslis g Cars
Ven. adinN. TO Columbus Trust Co of
1IrrcwourEh Y. Trustee, atty. Gustsvs
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Transpacihc Mails

The connecting mails close at the gen
lon, New York. at p. in follows:
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia. via San Francisco
per steamship Moana today.
Japan, Corea. China, Siam. Siberia
Cochin China Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Vic
toria. b. c.. per steamship Empress OF
Russia, January II.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China. Siam, ST.
beria. Cochin China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands. via San Fran
cisco. per steamship Tcnyo Maru, Janu-
AIRY 1S.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. per steam
ship Lurinc, January l9.
Japan. Corea, China. Siam, Siberia,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands. via San Francisco, per
steamship Nile January 22
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, b.
C., per steamship Niagara. January %.
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

10TH ST. 81 W: Abraham Ruth against.
Joseph , Ryan ct al foreclosure of
s1iHMGi iHH%MrIfnsel; iN - atty. ,s u Mansfield.
'oseph l, Green ct al foreclosure o:
- Imt.9prtgagel atty. s X Fuller.
RI tNtIpN ST. g. e5 Il W OF Ridge ST,
2a.l1x6s.ll. Philip Prctxicld against SOL
onion II Schianger 1t ~i tamrndcd fore
yiosarc OK mortgagcl. sttys. Wolf 4
lliiRp Az. slsS: August Mugler against
ineohait Broc '.orpn faction 10 fore
LOS hechanic lirn). attys. Herman a
'ssit ST. 6S and so w: West Side saw
.nss sank against Hunterdon Realty &
construction Co ct al foreclosure ci
mortgase), attys. Harrison, Elliott Il
lsyru.
Rr0Ix
FOREST AV. 8. il0.s Of 1874 at. ssix
.s.f' Gunranty Trust Co of Y. as trus-
zee. against Catherine Farrell ct al
saoreclosure of Mortgage): attys. Stets
hon, Jennings & Russell
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Welch. Ensign j. W., to Quail.
koehler. 1t. Comdr. H. W.. report to Ad-
miral McCully with Russia mission
Dole, Ensign S. F.. to Admiral McCulIy
with Russia mission.
Cloney, It, E. H.. to U. S. s. Brooklyn.
Robinson. 1t. A. b.. to u. s. S. Proteus.
Relief when commissioned
Seibert. Comdr. F. c., to U. s. S. Relief
when commissioned
Virdin. 1t Comdr. T. j., to U. S. S. Relief
when commissioned
Williams, 1t. R: G.. to U. S. s. Quincy.
Wise, Ensign w. L., to U. S. 8. Nahant.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-The War De-
partment to-day made public the following
orders
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The Tribune Almanac
esters; City Club. So West Forty fourth
Street, 9:30 a. m.
NYCyJm


street, $3.50 a..
Lecture by Lieutenant Colonel Henry, Q.
Reik on "Our National Parks in Their
True Colors." City Club. SIS West Forty
fourth Street. S:15 p.
Dinner of the Hotel Association. Hotel
Biltmore, 7:30 p. nj.
Meeting of the Automobile Club, 247 West
=, Fifty-fourth Street, p. m.
Engineers Engineering Societies Build
ing. 20 West Thirty ninth Street. p m.
Dinner Of the members Of the Princeton
football team. Hotel Commodore.
Meeting of the First Church OF Divine
Science. Waldorf-Ast 8 p. m:
Dinner Of the National Wholesale Dry
Goods Association, Waldorf Astoria, z
Lecture by Professor E. G. spaulding on
"Life's IDEALS" Academy of Music.
r, Brooklyn, SIS p m: ,..,. ..o, pa
Meeting of the Memorial Crafts Institute.
Hotel Pennsylvania. p. m.
Dinner OF the Manhattan College Alumni.
Hotel Astor, p. IN.
Dinner Of the Queen Insurance Company
OF America, Hotel Astor, 40 p. IN.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
MANHATTAN
Quebec and the Maritime Provinces" by
Frederick w. Johnson. Central Jewish
Institute, 1875 East Eighty fifth Street.
Illustrated
Education and Heredity." by Frederick
Schlecter. Cooper Institute. Eighth
Astronomical Story Of Creation" by Gar
rett P. Serviss. New York Library. sos
West 145th Street illustrated.
erson NJ g A.. 0' FSsasrc wess i2sth l. street. Fsa
Illustrated
The American city-the Hope Of De-
schoo a. Brown % L. rlass SsS'sn ana rHS''S 1sstS
Street. Illustrated.
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designations
Mckay, 1st 1t r. R., cavalry.
Bardin, lst 1t. II. M. infantry
Pioshaw, 1st 1t. G.. infantry.
Honorab'y Discharged
Wurtelc Maj. T. j.. Medical Corps
Dawson Capt. L. H.. air service
MacFarIane. Capt. E. L.. field artillery.
Averil. Capt f: H.. field artillery.
Fawcett, Capt. R.. air service
Dixon. Capt. D. P. Medical Corps.
Mhiteside Ist 1t II. H., field artillery.
Bowe, 1st 1T. d. e. artillery
Clark, lst 1t. A. L., Sanitary Corps.
Smith, 1st 1t: M. L.. Signal Corps
Mahoney, 1st 1t. c. ", Quartermaster Corps
Costner. ist 1t. J. NJ. ordnance.
Boskir's. I'd 1t J. ". infantry.
See'ey. I'd 1t. c. jr. infantry.
Gay I'd 1t. A. e.. Quartermaster Corps.
Randall. I'd IT. r. II. r. field artillery.
rreach. I'd 1T. W. Sanitary Corps.
Sauhorn. I'd 1t. r. f.. infantry,
Leave of Absence
Crosby. Col w D. Medical Corps. u DAYS
ksndall, Col. w. p. Medical Corps month
Sandoford. 1t. Col. A. G.. field artillery.
Howard Maj. c. b.. infantry. 80 days.
Iarleton. Maj l.. o.. Medical Corps, 90 days
Maui. Mai II. G.. Medical Corps / month.
Selbie, Capt W. f., infantry, month
Save Capt r. B.. Medical Corps. IA days.
Bell, Capt. L., infantry 80 days
Harner. Capt: c. NJ. Medical Corps. 80 days.
Noting. 1st 1t. w. W.. air service Is days
Price. 1st 1t j.. Medical Corps. 80 days
Schmid. 1st 1t. H W.. infantry. 80 days.
Hughes, I'd 1t. G. W., infantry. 30 days.
Earth I'd Lit. R. A. Philippine Scouts.
Stevens. cd 1t. F. A.. field artillery, so days.
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A DESIRABLE position open
to private branch exchange
operator Of superior qualifica-
tions. In applying, write fully
of education, training and busi-
ness experience. B., Box 472,
Tribune Office.
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GIRLS AS TYPISTS.

Girls, age II and over, wanted
as typists. Permanent posi-
tions. Large financial institu-
ton. Hours 8 to 4:3O. Satur-
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera
ton of dictaphone without ex-
pense. Salary $12. Call after
8 A. NJ, room 5000 Metropoli-
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave-
nue. e. 23rd Street, New York.
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SECRETARY.-A we'll known American
artist desires competent secretary eiii-
clant and experienced in law and business
details; agreeable in personality; age S5 to
40; whole or part time. A. Box 7l0, Trib-
une Office.
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Highest 80 degrees (at p. m) lowest.
"a tat 2:01 a. No. average 32 average
same date last year, % average same date
for thirty-three years. 80.
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Local Forccast.--Fair and colder to-day.
with strong northwest winds tomorrow fair.

Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
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Weather Report

Sun rises. 719 am Sun sets -. 4 :51 pm
Moon rises. :37 am. Moon sets. - :02 pm.
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GIRLS experienced on work at satin
ooxes: steady. Magee Art Co, 544
BroaIWay
PERMANENT POSITIONS
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN

~ OAN ~ w ON1l4N
5000 to 81, 400 a year.
Working conditions and
opportunities for promo7
tion are excellent.
Call at 1853 Broadway,
N. Y. c., and see Miss F. G..
Carncrose, who will give
you full particulars, or
Fill in and mail the blank
below:
Please communicate with
me about the position
which you advertised.
Name .................. >.
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Carpet Cleaning

CAREFC1. CARPET CLEANING COM
IANY-Clcans by compressed air team.
hand or on ioor. alo East 18th st COD q
PRANDT. Telephone 1872 Murray Hill
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Carpets

SbOANES WIIITTALlS. ROYAT. WILL
TONS, AXrninsi OF Carpets. 500 yard up
in grey. blue. green, brown, mixed colors
for all purposes; Rugs. all makes. all sizes
al prices. $1o.50 to $500 up, Orientals
i>ili'n s. Hand rutted: Making over, Clean
ing. Lay tug. Dyoing = reasonable. beautiful
STlLLlNGS, nc, $50 623 Madison avenue
lhuthl. Plaza 2S2h
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MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE: 9th St. &
Broadway, Manhattan.
BRANCH EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES: SO
w. Houston St., Man
haitian; 453 E. fremont
Ave, Bronx az M. to
8 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 calD for further
information.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
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HlC1'lIST PRICES pai1 for furniture an.
tiqucs. pianos brio "A hrac books art
etc. GABAY. 80 University Place. Phone
Sttyvesant 2377
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General Weather Conditions

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Northern
disturbance has reached New England after
a very rapid movement over the extreme
North. and it is followed by general rise
in pressure that covers virtually the entire
interior of the country, abnormally high
pressure continuing over the plateau region
There were SHOWS, mostly light, from the
lake region eastward and some additional
light rains in the Gulf states that extended
into Georgia. but over the remainder of the
country the weather fair.
Temperatures rule do not differ great
iy from the seasonal average. except in the
extreme Northwest where they are quite
high.
With the exception of local rains Wedncs-
DAY IN the Gulf states. fair weather will pre-
vail "Wednesday and Thursday east of the
llissi.Nirpi River. 1t will be colder Wednes-
day fSom the Ohio Valley northward and
eastwalN, except in the northern upper lake
region.
Storm warnings are displayed on The At.
lantc coast from the Virginia capes to New
buryport, Mass.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Western
Pennsylvania-C to-day, probably light
local SHOWS and colder in south portion to-
morrow fair.
Western New York-Fair to-day, except
snow flurres near the lakes, somewhat cold
err; to-morrow fair.
Eastern New York-Tair and colder to-
day tomorrow fair.
Southern New England-Fair and colder
to-day ;sto-morrow fair.
New Jersey Delaware and Eastern Penn
sylvania-Fair and colder to-day; tomorrow
fair.
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ASSISTANT supervisor and housewcrkcr for
Jewish institution of about 30 girls, from
10 1s wears old, at Jamaica, l.. l.. n. Y:
good salary and maintenance Kindly apply
or call Miss r. brown, So Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn. Phone Bedford l47S
CLERICAL WORKERS.-Four Christian
girls, neat, quick. accurate, good hand
writing. Apply Mr.. Bainberger. United The
atres, 5th floor. 1900 Broadway.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
MANHATTAN
Shipping News

HIGH WATER
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Diamonds s
+

DIAMONDS AND JEWEIRY ROr>IHr
- EOR CASH. est atcs appraised, purcha sed.
BENNErT. .76 Broadway, upstairs
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Field Artillery


Potter. Col; w: G.: to Carnegie si.,,,l Inst. s.
Lafayette, Ind; Culver Mil. Acad. Culver,
Ind. ; U. of Wis. Madison: u. of Chicago.
Chicago: u. of Ill.,, Champaign, Illa; U. OF
Mo-. Columbia. Mo-; Iowa State Col. of A.
and M: Arts: Ames; Iowa; U. Of Neb.' Lin
y. of Utah. Salt Lake City Ore: Agric.
Col, Corvallis, Ore. Leland Stanford u,
Palo Alto. Calf; U. Of Okla, Norman,
Tex: Ala. Poly. Inst, Auburn, Ala. V. M.
l., Lexington, Va; to inspect field artillery,
Apple. 1t. Col G. NJ to United States
Tyndall. Col. J. Co. to war plans division,
Hawes. Col. G. p jr... to New York.
Abernethy Col. R. s., to chief of coast
artillery, Washington.
King, Col E. P: .jr., to Camp Bragg.
Jackson, Capt. S., to Camp Stanley.
Following captains promoted to majors:
Neal. c. W., Mack, j. A.
Cubbson, D. c. McKinlay, L. H.
Following first lieutenants promoted to
captains
Clark, S. r. Cardwell. O. B.
Guerney, A. NJ. Butler, w. o.
,Benslcy. Il. W.
Xortveyessy, I'd 1t. X. j.. to Camp Stanley.
Following second lieutenants promoted to
first lieutenants:
Holt, II. w. Palmer. H. A.
Jownsley. c. P. jr. Keyser G. "
Roemer. J. X. Blair II. w.
Mesick, j.. Bixby. l.. B.
McReynolds. G. B. Crawford. H.
Stevens, F. A. Webster w w
Sha'er. II. Kinds, J. H.
Searby, r. W. Blair, w. P.
Wicks, r. M. Epes, w. j.
Cavalry
Rutherford. Lit Col. S. NJ, to inspector gen.
eral, Washington.
Bigelow Maj. M. O., promoted to lieutenant
colonel
Nissen. Maj A. c., promoted to lieutenant
colonel.
Hawkins, Maj. c. E. promoted to lieutenant
colonel
Parker, Maj. j. s.. promoted to lieutenant
colonel
Thomas. Capt. Il. M. is retired.
Clifford. Capt c. L., to Preside Of Mon
terey, Calf.
Iiolms.. Caps. G. L.. to Presidio of Monterey,
Calf.
cornor, Capt. D. A.. is detached.
Peol les. 1st Lit W. M. is retired
Following first lieutcnants promoted to
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

SOMMERFEID. AUGUSTA HIN PUR-
suance of an order of Honorable John p
Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County of New
York. NOTICE Is hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against Augusta H.
Sommerield. late OF the County OF Now
York, deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at
their place Of transacting business at the
office of their attorneys. Crayath g. Hen
dcrson at 40. 81 William Street in the
CITY Of New York, Oh before the first
day of July next.
Dated. New York. the thirty FIRST day
OF December, 1919.
ALBERT STRAUSS,
FREDERICK STRAUSS
Executors
CRASATH & HENDERSON. Attnrnev.
for Executors. So William Street. New
York City.
LEMUEL E. QUlGG.--IN PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Honorable John r. Co.
halan Surrogate OF the County of Now
York. NOTICE Is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against LEMUEI. e.
CUlGC. late OF the County OF New York
deceased to present the same with vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber. at his place
OF transactlng business. No. 1875 Broadway
thorough OF Manhattan. In the City of New
york on or before the 10th day OF Feb
ruarX 1920.
Dated. New York. the 10Th dag OF July.
1919 MURRAY r. Ol;II;r WY
Administrator with the wiiI annexed
la5 broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
Sew York City
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I Snyder. r. c.
Van Pelt, D. B.
Tonnesen, H. A.
Emerson. w. H.
Cook. G. E.
Mitchell, E. H.
Grimm, D. S.
Boykin. B. L.
Sullivan. w. M. E.
Maertens, X.
Kennedy. A. J.
| Gordon, C. R.
Howard. NJ. l..
Farrell, L. j.
Wood. w. S.
| Quarterman, w. II. j
Balm, B. B.
Eaker. I. C.
Rertschey. S. L.
Hough. R. B. jr.
Bertholf, C. L.
Glass, w. C.
Franklin. II. L.
Lauer. w. f.
Dumas. A. Fl.
Jones, P. S.
Baker. p. T.
Bell, r. p.
Keller, II. w.
Piburn, Z. w.
Hutchinson. A. G.
Smith, 0. G.
Nelson. n. NJ.
Iittlefeld. H. L.
Hagerty. R. N.
Ring, r. l..
Wright, A. r.
Andrews, j. A.
Lockhart, G. A.
Miller, r. w.
Potter, M. M.
Pirtle, J. j.
Dod;ck A r
Macdonald, G. F.
Bassett, r: O.
Joyce, j. *jr.
Boissornault. III.
Sander. A. r. c.
Godfrey. G. B.
Prouty, S. M.
Bashore. w. Z.
Head, H.
Champion. w. H.
Boon, w. w.
Evans. II. McC.
Mu'cahy. NJ. J.
Wright. II. S.
Dill. l.. C.
Maloney. e. J.
Jones, r. A.
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Humidity

8 a. No.. 65 1 p. m... - p. m. 40
Barometer Readings
a. m. .29.76 l p. m. 1864 8 p. M 90 So
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Positions are also open
for all night work at ex-
ira pay for those who
prefer this work.
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STENOGRAPHERS

Permanent positions and, ex-
cellent opportunities for several
christian women stenogra piers
IN large marine insurance broll-
erage Office. Apply 80 Maiden
Lane, room 202S
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HOUSEwONKER, European. Hours 1916
JAupdrsss. No cooking. No children
Circle l70S.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Accountant

Accountant
ACCOt Mt Mt Income tax reports nro
pared. Books opened. closed and
audited; systems Installed. Eogin. 1925
BroodWa3 Telephone Greeley 4ll6
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Drake, J. H.

~ AsAA$S
Rice. E. l..
Kurtz, L. A.
Chester. M. S.
Sanford, w. c.
Cohn. S. F.
Boiling. A. X.
Boisseau. d. T.
Cara. j. L.
Chambliss. J. D.
Beebe. L. C.
Rodgers. j. A..
Connor. z. S. ir.
Stark, T. N.
Beck. P. w. jr.
Harrington, H. w.
Joiner. T. D.
Barnhill, L. H.
Meek, S. st. P.
Link. J. Y.
johnson. X. G.
Nostrand. E. A.
Tribolet. H. A.
Ennis. r. B.
Lynch, M. NJ.
Partridge. F. H.
Mackie. r. S.
Halloran, NJ. E.
Edwards. I. II.
Vevia. p. J.
Steele. P.
Marsh, f.. T.
Johnson, l.. N.
Anderson. S. A.
Cummings. r. E.
Stickney. L. S.
Dikes, J. L.
McComas, B. C..
Gum. X, B,
Stubs, M. G.
Campbell, 3.
Richards. C. X.
Fall, A. A.
Atkins, V. w.
Schucker, r. r.
Davey, J. L.
Swindler. H. o.
Allison. H.
Kirk, B. G.
Jones. d.
Skinner. R.
Randolph, J. II.
Wimberly. N. A.
Elliott, w. A.
Klein, ]. A.
1.use, A. H.
Whitehead. c. S.
Swift. W.. A.
Crose, j. E.
Wright. r. G..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-On" or two partners with eight
thousand. dollars capital, to 20 in with
ex-army aviator with ono acroplano and
good location. to open an aerial garage;
great demand none started; be first. Ap-
ply by mail. stating amount, to Box All,
Tribune Office
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MEMS CLOTHING
Patents

PATENTS.
Over ~ years practice: all communca-
tions strictly confidential: handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities for
oncc consultations. Mum & Co. pa tent at
torneys. Gil Wooworth Building New York
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Rugs

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west 10Th st. Phone blol Bryant.
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Mems Clothing
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AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR
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'Typewriters
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Infantry
Duncan, Col: G: B.. to Fort George Wright
Foster, Col. r. T.. to New York
Wood Maj o. S.. to Clemson Agricultural
College. Clemson, S. c.
Love, MAJ. j. M. jr.. to Fort Leavcnworth
Carmichael, Capt. w. A., TO Camp Gordon.
Nolan, Capt. r. E.. to Camp Upton
Boysen, Capt C. c.. to Camp Gordon.
Following captains promoter to major:
Graham. w. B. Nelson. c. l.
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-04-09
FRANCE AND GERMANY

1t is curious situation that has
been raised by the French demand for
the withdrawal of German troops
from the Ruhr district and the threat
of military occupation of that region
by France. The German Government,
1t was reported yesterday, had order
ed the return of the troops, and if this
is true and the withdrawal is complet-
ed, France may not take the action
threatened. But it is possible that it
may proceed to occupy the district
anyway. The attitude of France is
that this movement of troops consti-
tutes a violation of articles AZ, 43 and
a. of the treaty of Versailles, and that
it is an act of Implicitly on the part of
Germany, the claim of domestic ne
cessity being, from the French point
of view, a mere subterfuge to give SUI
.perficial justification to the military
occupation Of the district by German
troops. The three articles Of the
treaty read as follows:
az. Germany is forbidden to main
tain or construct any Notifications
either on the left bank of the Rhine
or on the right bank to the west Of a