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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
award DIVORCE DECREE ]
TO C0NsUEL0''vANDERB|L1
Duchess Of Marlborough Allcgc
Desertion nnd Misconduct on
Part of Duke,
IBy Associated Press !

LONDON. Nov. 9.--The Duchesa -
marlborough. formerly Consueio ya&
uerbi!t. daughter of w. *. VnndcfI
1;lt, was today awarded a dccree 80
nlvorce from the Duke Of Maria
Allegations Of, desertlon and mig
conduct were made by the ducheHSi
Formal denial Of tho charges VA
made by the Dukes counsel, but M
evidence was taken. Tho duches&
also was awarded costs Of the actions
Inc charge OF dcsertion WAS base6
upon tho duke'a Disco edlence Of md
order for the restitution OF conjugaH
rights. which tho duchess obtaineI
The case insted only twenty-five
minutes. Sir Edward Carson appear
ing Tor the duchess and Robert Ray
ford for the duke.
Only two witnesseH w.re ca ed
an English detective. VINO watched
blenheim Palace. tho dukes rcsi-
dencc. and Swallowed tho duke and n
companion on a trip to Paris. and a
solicitors clerk. who Witnessed the
defendant
Evidence was given that tho duke
hah occupied room In prominent
hotel In Paris on February 2s. last
wl'h woman whom tho deteciIve
described as "twcnty-four or twenty
ave yrarB OF age" The woman wins
not named
Unless other proceedings arc instt.
tutcd by tho duke, the decree ward
CT today automatically becomes abso-
iu'c ~ III" end OF six months.
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Advertisers Club Urges
Reverent Celebration

The RichmOnd Advertising Club
Jestcrdns issucd the following
stntemcnt:
GThr real, the inmost disposition
OF n people becomes manifest In its
Observance OF national cclcbrn-
tIon. On Arnisticc Day, we would.
that the spirit OF this grand old
city might stand out supreme
among NIL the celebrations to he
staged In America.
"ErcrS advertiser In the daily
preas shouid voice his feelings,
every business house and home
should he hcdccfsed with f,aGs nnd
colors, not n single Individual man.
woman or child should fail In
demonstrating his patriotism and
thnnkfulness by the wearing of
stresn,ers or gaia nitric.
"Let the service nags once more
nash In our windoMs md above NIL
Act M with reverent spirit and
bowed heads give over our city to
absolute silence when the clocks
mark the hour 1880. This tribute
10 those who died that we might
;iNe should sprinE from The very
depths OF our Loyalty.
"Lct Il nc done with whole
.rarts, we beg or you"
(Sisned),
"hichmond Advertising Club"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

turn the visits OF Presidents Bru:n.
OF Uruguay, and Pessoa, OF Brazil. 1t
is 1T present planned that Mr.. Colby
VIII visit no other South American
countries
Details OF the trip. including the
personnel OF the party that will ac-
company MIR. Colby, have been COM
plcted, and await only the Pres!-
dents approval before being formal
~ announced. 1t was learned that
score Of attaches and diplomats
Will be in the party. and einSorat o
plans havu been made at Rio do ia
nc!ro and MontevideO for formal state
receptions and entertainments.
Under present plans. the secretary
VII! be unable TO accept the invita-
ton OF the Foreign Once OF Argcn-
tina for formal visit at Bueno.
Aires. rs he is going as the personal
Representatives of President Wilson
ana solely To return the visits OF
the two South American Presidents
II is probable. however. that Mr.. Col
by VIII visit Buenos Aires unofllcia!-
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OVER A HUNDRED
DETACHMEnTS TO
BE IN BIG PARADE
lContinued From First Paee.)

--AGontin0ed From First Page.)
war workers arranged ALPHABETICALLY
~ number of bands will he dis
tributed ut intervals throuEhou, ;hr
parade. and other organizations that
VIII march will be assigned tho
pinccs by Marshal Deirne later
tho week.
Two dcstroyers will leave the
United States naval operating base
Ia Hampton Roads early this morning
for Richmond. carrying sailors TO
participate in the parade and general
celebration In Richmond Tho de-
stroyers viii! steam M Tho James and
will dock hore At 5 o'clock this az
tcrnoon.
-Four companies OF enlisted men
from the naval training station will
be on board, numbering In all ISL
mon AMI two officers They viii,
march tonight 10 the Grays' Armory,
where they viii he Quartcrea ton!gh,
and during their stay here The Red
Cross Will serve them meals durin :
their stay.
Major Beirne. Lieutenant Colonel
Cutchins. commander OF the Amcri-
can Legion. Richmond Post; Com
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,Earade tomorrow. Tho uniform OF
he navy for tho parade viii be blue
With white caps. but without log
Sings. Men without uniforms will
I, axe part In the parade. however,.
- An escort Of mounted police Will be
detailed for the occasion by Chief c.
~. Shorty and u squad Of motorcycle
'olicc viii DO on duty
MINOR Deirne yesterday held a con-
terence with his staff in tho Indus
;r!al Commissions offices and worked
put details for the occasion.
Line OF March.
From the Capitol Square tho parade
viii march west on Grace to Fifth,
south on Fifth to Franklin, west TO
Boulevard and north on boulevard TO
The ball pdrk.
Club. OF Richmond. md tho Naval
Signal Corps. OF Norfolk, will OPP
'osc each other in n football Eamo.
The former organization is composcd
almost entirely OF ex-service men,
which will make the contest practi-
:ally ono OF the army against tho
navy.
simple but effective program has
been arranged AT the ball park. Tho
ro'ors of the various organizations.
which Will be borne in tho parade
Tor the Last timc. viii he presented to
tho units over which thoy waved
Turing the war and presentation OF
victory medals.
Richmond viii celebrate tho day
by stopping all business. Schools,
factories. offices and stores Will close
FOR tho parade. and In many instances
Cor tho Jay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Eighteen Styles; Sizes S1s, 8,
91s, 10, lO1s; Colors, Black,
Gray, Seal Brown, Brown,
Beige, Cordovan, and White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

mandcr /. G. johnson. naval repre-
sentative on Major Beirnc's stan. and
Lieutenant Leslie Il. Wigs, acting
naval recruiting officer.
Model OF Ship ON Truck.
Lieutenant Wigss announced yes
tcrday that a model OF the Battle
ship Virginia Will be placed on a
truck and Will accompany tho naval
unit in The parade tomorrow. This
fcsse! IL an exact duplicate of tho
famous wnrshlp of tina; name and " as
ouiit ~ coat of approximately
$4,000. After tho parade it viii be
placed on exhibition in n window at
l21 East BROAD Street.
All eS-navy men. naval .rnscrvis:s
and men or leave are 10 meet to-
night on the old Ford Lot. Twelfth.
and Main Streets, at 8 o'clock. In or
dor to complete their plano for tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Newport News. Chestnut Avenue, r..
4, Waternsid; Grace. Starko .Jett:
j. Holloway. Portsmouth, broad ST.
w. l.. Murphy; Central. j. ]. Brad-
ford; Cottage Place. F. Il. Garner:
Elm Avenue. l.. X. Denton: Monu-
mental, J. w. Moore: Park View, II.
NJ. Chandler; Wright Memorial. l.. j.
Phnup: Smithtield. w. IL. Atwili. SUI.
folk. Main Street, II. y. Clnrke; OK.
ford. Ernest Stevens; whaleyv,lle
'and Somerton. L. o. Edwardsis vii.
l!amshurs. l.. @. Crutchflold: Windsor.
\. B. Fouschc: chaplain United Statos
Army tChestnut Avenue q. c., S.
Otto Wright; chaplain United States
Army Crrini;y Q. CO, ]. r. Moore
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From 1853 o'clock until IL A. NJ.
all Industries. traffic and other ac-
ttvltics will cease IN memory OF those
who made the supreme sacrifice dur
Ing tho world war.
julius e. Levitt. president of the
Retail Merchants Associations has is
sued an appeal To all merchants in
tho city 20 cooperate with the legion
most hallowed In history. In his an.
peal no urges all merchants to deco
rate stores again with flags and to
again spread out the service Nag 80
all mny SOC.
at II o'clock. the hour the Arm,-
stice becamp effective. whistles
throughout tho city will let loose a
blast such as that which greeted tho
news VI tho signing OF that historic
document
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Pure Thread Silk from Top to
Toe, Plain and Fancy; Full
Fashioned, with Marvel Stripe
Rayel Barrier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
GAME ASSOCIATION OPENS
ITS ANNUAL SESSION TODAY
+. Nnsh BiIisoly to Preside Over
Conference---SSardc Also VIII

H. =. Holland. vice president of Tn,
ton OF America. is expected to make
an address mt tho annual meeting
OF tho Virginia Gamo and Fish pro.
teotive Association opening two
O'Clock In the hall of tho Uousc t,f
Delegates. Delegates. wardens and
sportsmen from all over Virginia are
expected Z" attend this meeting.
r. Nash Bilisoly. Commissioner OF
tho Virginia Inland Game and rI.hor.
les Department, Will preside a. nh
sessions. Reports from various com
mlttGes VIII no received and pIana ri
the organization for the pro2aga-
uuBsed. Tho State Gnme WRr,cns'
Association VIII DO In session at the
Same time,
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RICHMOND FIRST" CLUB TO
HOLD SESSION WEDNESDAY
Meeting Postponed In Order 'rh.t nr
y. {. Mitchell Nfny Address
nOdv

=. Z. MtcheH Nny Address
Dody.
stewart RnElnnd. president of the
Richmond First Club. announced las,
night that the monthly meeting of
tho organization. scheduled for today
at 1 O'clock at the Business Mems.
Cluo would DC postponed until mex,
Wednesday. 30 that tho club Will DO
able to hear an addross by DR.. S. c.
Mitchell. of the Unlycrsity of Rich
mond Or. Mitchell notified Mr.. Rag
land that he would be unable to be
present and therefore tho meeting
was postponed.
AT the meeting of tho club Wodnes-
day committee composed of r. Tay-
Tor COLEMAN. Wilmer l. O'Flaherty
mud @; Edmund Massic will report on
the advisability or the club advocat-
ing movement to place signs on the
highways leading into Richmond for
the guidance OF tourists visiting the
city for the first time.
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Associated Charities

ASSOCIATED city
command the liberal o citizens.
spirit love
andsu
the officers investigate only
serving OF available
relieves appeals
cannot
without feeling
questioning minds the exped.
Of their act
ability
these people and proper
gift Of love-
.1sprTER
and G fas#
chs Z
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
uyers Arriv e d
Fairchild Service

ALBANY--J. G. Myers Company; w. N.
Dodge. house furnishinss. china and ana
PICTURES: Picture IS =; 22o Fifth ift A Avenue. ~
ATLANTA--J. Frohsin's; j. Frohsin, ready
to wear and underwear: 303 Fifth Ave
BALTIMORE - Eisenberg's Department
store Miss X. Cohen. waists petucoats.
sweaters; 1850 Broadway
BALT1MORE--S.C Cohen; general merchan-
disc; Grand.
BALTIMORE--Hecht's Reliable store; l.
r. s9nnSGorn M9 n ready to wear Aberdeen:
BALTIMoRE-M. $, scheinman & Co.
Na,hsn Cohen, dresses; rennsylvania.
l.. c. Lcatherburg, hats; f. Il. Taylor.
ornaments, vclvcts, The Annex.
BALTIMORE-The Hub Miss S. Good
man, dresses skirts; llG West Thirty
BALTiMoRE-Fink. Roemcr & Harcum.
Inc; G. liarcum. mfrs. mems neck
wear; The Annex.
nosToN1k t,,l H. Whits .,a s,,s,, co Mr Koven.
uosroN-chandler & Co; G. J. Reed,
fyets; 23o Fifth Avenue.
Goldman. furs; PENNSYLVANIA.
BOSTON-Outlet Clothing Company; S.
Fiml<eistein; mems clothing; Breslin,
}. r. Morrissey, skirts; 225 Fifth Avenue.
BC. TO n t'iienes. tupstairs) Miss Hill,
49," cotton waists: Miss Keegan
inexpensive dresses; (basemenD Mr..
'robey. snoes. Miss Dart. infants wear.
house dresses. ncgigecs: Miss Williams
women's hosiery: 225 Fifth Avenue.
-- Gilchrist Co. Mrs. Hirsch
sweaters; Mrs. Wtthcrs. gloves; Miss
Davis, knit underwear; 200 Fifth Ave-
nue..
Marsh Co. A. G. San
born, silks. e. l. Lahty, laces; 432
Fourth Avenue.
Carter, Webster e. Co.; George
w. Sauer, notions and mems furnish
iNGs, hermitage.
B0sToN-R. II. Stcarns Co.. \. w, Clark,
general buyer; 200 Fifth Avenue.
BosToN-s vorenberg Co.; A Goldberg.
boston - NJ. j. Collins, mfrs duck.
$ eop-lin"d coats, umbrella covers. over
alls. Marlborough
BOSTON-Farley. Harvey Co.. G. f. Holt.
linens. blankets, white goods, 1o3
Franklin Street.
BosToN-E. Goldman & Co; E. Gold
ORT. CUnn.---Howland Dry Goods
Co; a. Whitman, representing; 4o4
F7urth Avenue.
BUFFALO ~ H. A. Medrum Co; j. J.
Cronin, merchandise manager; J. j.
Sweeney, underwear, mems furnishings,
- Nn' < cio.hng; 4. j. Healy, cot
toll and woolen piece goods silks, sat
ins and velvets; l05 Grand Street.
Bt ...,C--J y. Adams & Co; Miss II.
Iawler waists; 3 West Thirty seventh
street; Associated Dry Goods Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
CITATION NOTICE

York, BY thu Grace Of God, Free aHd
IND pendent-To Jane Ewing Rooer'
Garland. Joseph GeruIa, William Nielsen.
Alfred Ellis Henry Petersen. Charles
'ihl, Anna Seaberg. Bertha Schumakef'
Margaret Flood. Bridge, Brazil Ellen
Farrell Theresa Crawiey. Edmund Tenelck.
Thomas Brown. James Brown. George
Smith, Zachariah Van Handel, Frank sea,
rano. Louis Plccoli. George Morley. car
Dahlstedt, Josephine Oleynick. Ceceha
Mawn, Catherine sullivan. John N!lson'
Clara D. Metzger, Ernest Wild. Z. r toss'
Jean a. Travis. Jessie Anderson Morley
Martha Miner, Edward Rule, Antonio
Sapio. Antonio Alocca. Eliza e. Guern a.
ceased The Rector. Church W2rdsns ana
Nestrymen OF ST Bar hoionew's ChurcA;
Yale University. MorriFtown Memoirs!
Hospital. Flagler Hospital Germantown
Dispensary & Hosptai 81. John Glid
OF the City Of New York, Babies
Hospital of the CITY Of New YORK
ST. Mary's Free Hospital FOR Children.
irt Museum of Cleveland, Morris County
Childrens Home, bryson Day NuI,
sery. Good VIII Hone Association OF
Hinckley. Me. Edward $ Harkness Anna
NJ. Harkness. Mildred Watkins. Dorothy
Granger William A. Mullen and Price L,
shannon az Executors of the VIII o'
Henry Warden. deceased. Grace Warden.
Sarah Wells Warden The Fidelity Truss
Co. as Committee OF me properly ot saFah
Wells Warden. an competent person
Sarah e. Mclean, Edith warden Corning,
Oloi a. arden, barbara a.
Morris, William Gray Warden. Elizabeth
+ Ketterinus. John Louis ketternnus
G.eanor q. Bodine. Louise Warden HoN'
Eleanor 6. Perry. Eleanor Gray Perry
den Bodine. Samuel Taylor Bodine, Jr
William Warden Bodine. Jr.. Jane Bodine.
elizabeth Donnell kay. Clarence Ar'hu.
Warden. Jr. Mary Helen Warden Aae.s Aais
W arden, Herbert Watson Warden, Laea
.Alice Pardee- Warden Herbert watson
Warden, Jr and Nelson Bushnell Warden'
and to all persons interested as creditors
legatees. next Of kin o. otherwise, IN tA'
ceased. who at the time OF her death "a'
a resident OF No. 2 East 54th Street BOT,
oush Of Manhattan. city, County ,,y,, t,. gro
Upon the petition of William u; War
den. residing at Red Gate, School Lam
Germantown. Philadelphia. Pa. aud Gar
eence A Warden. residing At Haveriofa
You and each OF you are hereby cited 10
show cause before the surrogates Cour..
OF New York County. held at the Han o.
the eleventh day Of June 1920. at ma
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF INN INN
day. why the intermediate account OF pro
ceedings OF William G.. Warden ana I's
WIN and Testament Of said deceassn. ,.ns
should not be judicially settled, and "hy
IN .tructtons should not h given 10 thSt' tn
with respect to the claim Of 81. Bartho'o'
news Church.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
caused the Seal OF the SurrogsteS S91.t y-s
OF the said County Of New 10'N
@. L. 10 be hereunto Affixed. ,,>.
ISeall WITH ESS. HONORABLE Johr
+. COHALAN, Surrogate OF ts'
said County al the County OF New ON ON,
the goth day of April Ia the year OK o. oa.
Lord one thousand nine hundred anu
twenty.
DANIEL ]. DowDNEY,
Clerk OF the surrogates court
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Women's Dress Manufacturers
Urged to Reduce Price.

Five hundred manufacturers of wom-
ems dresses, members OF the Associ-
ated Dress Industries OF America, yes
terday received kilograms sent out BY
Executive Director David N. Moses
sohn, urging them to exert every effort
to reduce prices.
The telegram read in part:
The Associated Dress Industries Of
America has gone on record pledging
the fullest measure of support of its
members for a decrease in the cost of
women's wearing apparel Close every
avenue of waste in your business; re-
duce overhead expenses as much as
possible; seek the cooperation of those
you buy raw materials FROM"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
} THE CREDITORS OF THE PARIS
SHOP COMPANY:

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE PARIS
SHOP COMPANY:
In pursuance of an order of the Court
OF Chancery of the State of New jersey
made on the day of the date hereof in a
cause whereby the Press-union Publishing
Company Is complainant and The Paris
SHOP Company Is defendant, notice is here
by given TO the creditors OF said company
to present to Joseph B. Perskie the re-
ceiver OF said company, at his office. No.
ol3 Guarantee Trust Building, in the City
or Atlantic city County OF Atlantic and
state of New Jersey, their several claims
and demands against said company. duly
verined under oath affirmation, within
two months from the date hereof or they
Will be excluded from the benefit of such
dividends as may hereafter be made and
declared by said court from the ass@ts
Of said company.
JOSEPH B. PERSKIE Receiver. for
The Paris Shop Company
HARRY CAsSMAN. Solr, OF Complainant
and Of the Receiver
1870 Real Estate & Law Bldg. Atlantic
Dated. May 81. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELP WANTED FEMALE

CASH1ER and ONCE assistant; experience
in the fnstalment business necessary ;
state salary and experience; steady posi-
tion to right party; one living in Harlem
preferred. Write Box 156. 3013 Third ave
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

YOUNG MAN for general labor; must
have knowledge OF coopering; steady
Job j. Lee Smith Co. 20 Jacob st..
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
LOST BANKBUOKS

LOST OR STOLEN N.~-Bankbook No. $780,
arlem Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
Return to bunk.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

ELDERLY PERSONS
and eemi-invaids; refined surroundings
conscientious care. Bedford 495, Central
Snn!torium Macon ST., corner Marcy
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STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvI-
Sion OF Law THERE BEING DUE AND
UNDERSIGNED. THE WEST END STOR-
na LEN AS \ ;,, WAREHoT 31t;,, sEMAN On TIE
DUE NOTICE HAVING BEEN GIVEN TO
ALL PARTIES KNOWN TO CLAM AN IN
MENr or SUCH CHARGES HAVING EX-
PRED, THERE Will BE SOLD BY PUB
on TUESDAY. JUNE sTH. 1920, AT 20 80
a ;aoo NJ; AND WEDNEsDAY; Jl,NE 9TH;
DATES TIE SAME WILL BE CONTINUED
At At MERIES aIiI,F;, ROOMS l55 EAST l25TH ST.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10TH, 1890; TUES
PAY, luNE 22ND. 1890, AND WEDNEs-
DAY; "a JUNE 2$nD, 1929, HEGINN!NG At
TINUlN)i UNTIL Ala. OF THE FOLLOW
ING In0pEKTY IS SOLD:
sHQrsEH0R ltI2 G0on cQXsisTlNG or
IRON AND BRASS BEDS MATTRESSES,
bIMENs ,Ii;I, s. PlLL2Ws: TonT,EKEs, BOOKS,
~, Enl ~, &C. b1NlMG ROOM FrRNITuEE,
MIRRORS, LIBRARY AND PARL0R EUR Fur,
Ni'rU EE. BONES AND CONTENTS. CHINA.
AEASswAnT AEn NoNTxrs sRlc4,RKAc c. TR{N<S
EFFECTS. CLOTHING AND NisCEI.LA-
Mf1TS, W1fI n HELD ToH " TIE I AcGoGNT or
y
sERMIEs, MRS. GEORGE TAYLOR STEW
ART, MISS MARGuRITE ANDREWS
~, \, =; rARL0K SUITE: CONSISTING OF
HELD III, FOR TIE ACCOUNT OF MRS
ny; = ,,ss HRASs 11 BED nEp' isP! SPRING AMP MAT;
sEETEE ETC, HELD FOR THE ACCoUNT
OF MISS ELlZABETH OATES.
,r,5 !, e ERAsS IS, ! BED; SPRING AND NAT
MRS. w G. WRIGHT
BONES BARREL. WRITING DESK.
BGJH RTnHi GASE AS p' 'TABLE C;11 MATTREss AND
or MRS CLARA READ. i'''' <N>7>'N'0>i
TRv MS AND CONTENTS HELD FOR
THE ACCOUNT or MISS STELLA CLASSY.
JAMESON.
TWO TRUNKS AND CONTENTS AND
OME BON MD CONTENTS HELD FOR
THE ACCOUNT OF f. T. GRIFFITH
ONE CASE AND CONTENTS HELD FOR
THE ACCouNT or DIR. r. JEsSURI'M
r. THREE III TRuNKS AND CONTENTS, ONE
REL AND CONTENTS HELD For THE
ACCOUET OF MISS NJ. McGEARY
ONE PACKAGE AND CONTENTS HELD
FOR THE ACCOUNT OF CHARLES MIL
ONE SAFE HELD FOR THE ACCOUNT
OF DIR. JAMES VFITH
EFFEcTs. BOOKS, ETC, HELD FOR THE
ACCOUNT OF MIR. c r, NIGHTINGALE,
ALL rEING NOW STORED WITH SAID
WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE in
ITS WAREHOUSE, AND ALL TO BE MORE
SPECIFICAhLY ANNOUNCED AND DE-
SCRlBED AT TIME OF SAID SALE.
THE GOODS MAY RE SEEN AT THE
.,LACE OF SALE ON THE MONDAY PRE-
cEDlNG THE SALE
THE WEST END
STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
n
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

YOUNG MAN. about 80 years OF age as
head hookkeeper. Reply In own handwrit- +
ing. stating age, married or single, ex-
perence, salary expected ;.sonly men of char
acter and promise will be considered. c.,
80 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
PROPOSALS
PARK & 1TLFORp
SD West f2ud St.

New York May ist. 1872
Pursuant 70 the terms ~ the lndentuis
entered into with the Lincoln Trust Company,
Trustees rren "ing h9 p - ~ !,
cancellation OF sec. 900 Par Value. PARK u
Il.Io.d 40 Deb.nture honds on S0ne ts..
1920. offerings for the sale OF This amount
of Bonds 10 Park g. TIiford now inNlee
and will be received up to May 23th, ls-V, aA
this office. PARK TILFOtsD.
by John e. Tyler Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION

SHALL I STAY? SHALL GO?
Before making a change. find out II you
the right track. To know what
your life work should be Is start in the
right direction The trained analyst will
know from study of your face the voca-
ton for you This study is based on
known scientific laws No psychological |
tests; no trade tests Ask us all about it..
Booklet "L'' request. Merton Institute,
Inc, 46 Fifth ave. Cat 18th ST., N. Y.
Tel. Chelsea 4054.
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Furniture Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture
antiques pianos. bric-a brac cooks art.
etc dABAY. ss Unive0itY i'lacs. Phons
Stuyvssant 2377
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for Sale

SUPERIOR QUALITY CARPETS. RUGS
5000 yards (slig used). suitable any
purpose ~ yard up; (some cheaper) plain.
mixed Oriental patterns 500 rugs. ali
sizes sl5. s25 s45, SIS. up: mat sizes, So,
making over, cleaning. laying, repairing
dyeins reasonhble, beautiful. STILLINtsS.
iNG., 624-o2o Madison ave. (59th). Plaza
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Diamonds
For Sale

DIAMoNns AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
rSGAS rOI GASH estates appraised purchased
BENNETT. l7h broadway. upstairs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Business Opportunities
Business Cards
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST-Dinmond broocn. bowknot design
set In platinum. Monday evening: Marci
J6, between Al Enst 81st st. ana 903 ParF
sv. valued for sentimental reasons. 3aot
reward IL returned to Al East 81st st.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SUCCESSFUL Wall
wise on speculative.
Of profits. Address
943, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
MAN AND WIFE

MAN, for helping In house, using vacuum
cleaner, washing windows. look after
lawn, garden and furnace.
WIFE a frst class cook and laundress.
BOTH must be neat, experienced white
people with good references
QUARTERS: Living quarters on prem
lses and everything to make splendid
permanent home for the right couple
WAGES: Good pay. including board. etc.
APPLICATION: Send full particulars OF
past experience and an interview will be
arranged.
WRITE c.. Box "a. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Trunks
LEGAL NOTICES

bIG BARGAIN-New and used wardrobs
trunks sos Sixth ave. bet. soth-3l.t ga
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleasa SAINT
and profitable work: day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and vsitcro
pass West Side Y. M. c. A., sos Wegr
9th at.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR

BRIGHT DUNG WOMAN, GOOD TYP
1ST. IN OFFICE OF LARGE INDUSTRY
STEEL TOOLS;
WHOLESOME WORKING CONDITIONS
AMONG REFINED ASSOCIATES; LUNCH
ROOM ON PREMISES, WHERE MEALS
ARE SERVED BELOW COST. APPLY J.
AVE. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

MEN-Reliable, accustomed to horses. to
drive milk wagon: good steady nosition
Apply with references. G. NJ. Eckert AL
lendale. N j.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Furnished Rooms
Boarders Wanted
Wants
HELP WANTED FEMALE

NURSE assist for l6 months baby: light
homework; three In family; country
Mrs .. Lacombe. 1876 East Seaman, Free
port, l.. /. Phone s37-R.