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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
PRZYPUSZCZALNI NOMI
NACIDO KONGRESU.
Demokraci

Demokraci
Dy>trykt
/. James \. German
>. lanes !. Leddy
>. Thomas NJ. Crane
4. John W. Rainev
:. .Adolph !. SABBATH
{. lanes McAndrcws
:. William !. CullcrtOn
6. Stanley II. Kun
q. Eugene 1. McGarry
70. John Hadcrlein
II. Bez kandydata
II. Bez kandydata
Is. Bee kadydata
Il. Bez kandvdata
=. Nm. +. Gilrov, Canton
iG. jefferson Earle Houston,
Peoria
l.. Frank Gillespie. Bloomington
Is. Armand +. Smith, kankakec
l9. w niepewnoSci
%. Henry T. Carrollton
p. Thomas L. Jarrett. Spring.
field
lub
2l. Hardin W. Masters, SPRING
field
q. Guy R, McCastand, Collins
vile
lub
q. r. V. GuStin. East St. Louis.
3. Alb. H, Grayenhorst, Eifing-
ham
-. Asher R. Cox. Xenia
q. ]. Herman, Clayton Johnston
City
REPUBLIKANIE
pystrykt
7. Martin 3. Madden
?. James R. Mann
, William ". Wilson
!, John Goiombiewski
: Jacob Gartcnstein
&. John ]. German
!. NJ. a. Michaelson
s. Dan Parrillo
Q. Fred A. Britten
I0 Edgar J. Cook
II. Ira c. Copley Aurora
lub
II. Frank A. Mccarthy, Elgin
IL. Charles z. Fuller, Belvidere
-. John c. Mckenzie. Elizabeth
Ii. William ]. Graham, Alcda
Is. Edward ]. King, Galesbufg
f6. Clifford Ireland, Peoria
II. Arthur &. Fort, Minonk
Is. +. b. Cooley. Danveille
lub
1s. Joseph G, Cannon, Danville
Io. Allen F. MooP
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
WOJSKA POLSKIE ZAJELY
&OWEL, WZIELY 5000 JEN-
cow I Sc iRMAF.

Warszawa, 16. wrzesnia. (Prasa
Zjcdroczona.) - Oficyalny ko-
munikat sztabu polskiego donosi,
zc wojska polskic zajely Kowel,
wazny wezci kclejowy, przyczeni
rzieto 5000 jcncow. 36 armat i
duzo incgo materyalu wojennc-
GO.
Londyn. 16. wrzcsnia, - Sztab
bolszewicki komunikuje, re ma
wschod Cd BrzeScia Litewskiego
i W rcjonie Kowla tocza sic "a
ciete walki.
ZBRoJNE STARCIE PoMIE--
DZY WOJSKAMI POLSKIE-
MI I LITEWSKIEMI.
( Warszawa, 16. wrzesnia. (Pra-
sa Zjednoczona.) - Oficyalny
konunikat sztabu polskiego do
nosi o ponownem rozPoczeclu
dziaian wojennych ma froncie pol
sko-litewskin. Walk tocza sic W
reionie Suwalk, w poblizu grani-
cy niemieckiej.
POLsKA DELEGACYA PO-
KOJOWA JUz WYJECHALA.
Warszaws, 16. wrzesnia. (Pra-
a Ziednoczona.) - Polska dele
;acya pokojowa. ktora ma prowa-
dzic rokowania pokojowe boil
5zewikami, wyjechaia z Warsza-
wy We wtorek wieczorem specy-
alnym pociagiem do Gdanska,
gdzie ma wsias6 ma kontr-torpe-
dowiec angielski udac sic do
Rygi. Gala delegacya skiada sic
ze 100 osob. Delegaci wzieli re
SODA futra i inne cieple rzeczy, al
bowiem spodziewaja sic oni, re
konferencya moze sic dhugo po-
ciagnac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
REPUBLIKANIE

Samuel II. Trudc
William l.. Morgan
John 4 Bogec
William r. Fetzer
Henry NJ. Walker
Robert +. Gentzcl
.tsa G. Adams
lawrence +. Jacobs
Joseph W. SchuIman
James A. s colt
Do wype}nienia wakansu
Theodore =. Iller
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
PRZYPUSZCZALNI IVY

PRZYPUSZCZALNI IVY
CIEZCY MA SFDZIoW NUM-.
CYPALNYCH.
Demokraci
Dennis W. Sullivan
co J. Doyle
Frank II. Graham
..dmud X. Jarecki
'ames Donahuc
Edmund l.. Mulcahv
Iames\S. McIncraey
Francis BorrclIi
Joseph A. Graber
William !. Lindsay
Do wypeinienia wakansu
4. 4. Pantelis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
NOMINACI SOCYALISTY-
CZNI.

Senator St. Zjedn.
Gustave T. Fraenkcl
Gubernator
Andrew Lain
Wice-gubernator
George Koop
ISekretarz stanoWr
Clarence H. Owen
.Nudytor stanowy
Anscl NJ. Brooks
Skarbnik stanowy
Charles Z. PEBBLES
Gcneralny prokurator
Leopold Saltiel
IIlcrk sadu wyzszego
William Bryan
Kongresmani-at-large
Frank II. Hall
John Hubert
Do Izby Reprezentantow.
Dystrykt
/. Willis f. Davis
J Rernard Rerlvn
;. Kellman Foster
!. Charles Beranek
:. William Neumann
&. William F. Kruse
7. Samuel Holland
8: Henry c; stockbridecs
8. Evar Anderson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
GEN. WRANGEL ODCIAL
GALA DYWIZYE BOLSZE-
WICKA.

0'
IA tn o nowych sukcesach gen.
Wran2ia. Gen. Nazarov przcciai
,inie kolejowa pomiedzy Woro.
nczcm i Carycyncm. Pod Malikou
y 34jta dywizva boIszcwicka
zo>ta}a otoczona przcz woi>ka
v rancIa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
ROZRUCHY BOLSZEWICKIE
MA PRZEDMIESCIU LON
DYNU.
DYNU.

Londyn. 16. wrzesnia. - 800 O.
sob pod przewodnlctWcm pewne-
so oSobnika, ktory nazwaf siebic
Lolszewikicm, zajelo Biuro Pra-
cy ma przcdmicsciu i1arlcsden,
Dcmonstranci prtbowaIi odbyt
tam mityng, lecz zostall Wyparcl
2rzez poIicye. W0wczas slormo--
wall sic oni W szercgi i. poprowa-
dzcni przez kobiete. udali sic do
<wei kwatery. Harlesden jest
przedmieSciem Londynu.
.DEMONsTRACYA BEZROBO-
TNYCH w BERLINIE.
Berlin, 16. wrzesnia. - 1000
iudzi, ME majacych piracy. udalo
sic T. czerwonemi ilagami do btu
ra streczenia piracy, z2dai2c usu-
niecia zarzadu. Gdy to nlc posEu-
;kowalo. wtargneli do Srodlu 81
l. usuneli urzednik6w.
DESCHANEL OZNAJMIL o
SWYM, ZAMIARZE Rely
,GNACYI.
Paryz, 16. wrzesnia. - Prezy-
dent Francyi, Deschancl. kt6ry
Jest juz chory cd diuzszego czasu
i ME moze spclniac czynnoSci pan-
stwowych. oznajmii, &c zdecydo-
wal sic on nteodwoialnie podac
sic do dynlisyii powrocic do zycia
prywatncso.
tDokonczenie na stronicy 2 ell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-16
DESCHANEL OZNAJM1L o
SWYM, ZAMIARZE Rely
,GNACYI.

tDokohezenie ma stronicy 2 ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Board of Estimate Will
Fight Port Treaty Bill
Resolution Urges Legislators to
Prevent Passage of the
Measure

80 members Of the Board of
Estimate will 60 to Albany Tuesday
~ -. ese the port treaty bill. TIE
board decided to go in a BODY at an
executive session yesterday after re-
cc9elvlng telegram from Senator ]
Henry Walters stating that public
hearing would be held before the Ju-
dietary Committee Of the Senate on
the proposed treaty on that day.
"A resolution was passed calling upon
the members Of the Legislature from
this city tt do all in their power to
prevent the passage Of the bill. A
brief was prepared to be sent to every
member of the Legislature stating the
reasons of the city in opposing the
measure. The matter has been Before
the Board Of Estimate several times
recently and the Mavor characterized
the proposed New York-New jersey
port and harDor treaty as an attemnt
on the part of the New JERSEY authori-
ties to grab" the port.
The board held a brief public session
yesterday dealing with minor routine
matters. Mayor Hylan said he had
learned that tugs in the harbor would
be u unable to obtain coal to-day, and
II that were true. it would prevent the
taxing to sea and dumping the city
garbage. He requested authority to
coal the tugs used by the Street Clean
ing Department from city department
yards. On motion Of Borough Prcsi-
dent Connolly of Queen, the authority
was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
sT JOIN TGR T rRENTx PT NEw T ToRX
DATIoN. Plaintiff, against EvDoKiM
MEscHERsKY.. individually and as Arch
and consistcry of the Russian Orthodox
Greek Catholic Church. Archbishop and Con-
sistory Of the Russian Orthodox Greek Cath
President of the unincorporated association
Of seven or more members known as Arch
bishop and Consistory of the Russian Ortno-
ORTHODOX CATHOLIC MUTUAL AID
SOCIETY OF TUE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. ALEXANDER J. CHECHILLA.
sNEGIREFF. LEONID TURKEw1CH and
PETER j. PoP0FF. doing business As
H%YMAs S YAFF 81 ysa q corr HS
CoNsTANTIN HERJEU. JACOB BoG,
PAN Sr9 G i RADuGAN and G5S
WILLIAM HENTzEL. FRA&cis B. MuL
FRAN ens S. II BASGs Resa TlT ~ and
bishop and Consistory of the Russian Or
thodox Greek Catholic Church. corpora
ton. and Of the unincorporated associ-
alton OF seven or nl"re members known
Archbishop and North American Con-
sistory of the Russian Octhodox Greek
CATHOLIC Church. Defendants. Clerks File
TO THE ABOvE-NAMED DEFEND
ANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
70 70 answer swe .he compliant IN this action and
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
after the service Of this Summons. ex-
elusive Of the day OF service, and in case
of your failure to appear or answer. Judg
ment will be taken against you by default
for the ne, relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. February %. 1920.
BALDWIN & MAY, Plaintiffs Attor-
neys. Office and Post Office Address
81 Nassau Street. Borough of Man.
haitian New York City.
TO EVDOkIM MESCHERSKY. individu.
ally and as Archbishop and Presiding
Trustee Of Archbishop and Consistory Of
the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic
Church. Defendant.
The foregoing Summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
Of Of H, Hon s,, Joseph E: Newburger. Justice
York. dated March II, 1920 and filed with
the Complaint in the office Of the Clerk
or the County Of New York at his Office
IN tho County CYurt House. City and
County OF New York. United States Of
America. W
Dated. March II. 1920
Yours etc.
BALDWIN & MAY. Attorney. for St.
30 IT. the >Baptist's Foundation, Plain.
Manhattan City of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Committee Votes
To Report jerks
Bills FavOrably
Only Five Members Oppose
Measures Giving Cities and
Car Companies Right to
Adjust Cost to Service
From q Staff Correspondent

ALBANY, April 16.-After heated
debate, the Assembly Judiciary Com
mittee to-day voted to report favor
ably the jerks bills, permitting cities
and traction companies to enter into
service at cost agreements. Eleven of
the thirteen members of the commit
tee were present and those opposing
the bills could muster only five votes.
Theodore Stitt, Republican, Of Brook
Ign and William S. Evans, Democrat,
of the Bronx, both of whom are OPP
posed to the bills. did not attend the
meeting.
The bills will go to the Rules Com
mittee on Monday when the Judiciary
Committee ends it's existence. 1t was
ruled by Chairman Louis M. Martin
that, inasmuch as neither side could
produce seven votes, the bills had to
be sent to the Rules Committee, their
status being the same as if the COM
mlttee had taken no action. Assembly,
man Cuvillier objected and said he
would make fight to keep the bills out
Of the Rules Committee. 1t was said
that the failure of the opponents of the
measures 10 XIII them IN the judiciary
Committee practically opens the way
for their passage in the Assembly, as
Speaker Sweet is backing this program.
The six members of Assembly who
voted to report the bills are:
Edmund Is. jerks, Of Broome; Louis
N. Martin. George R. Rowe, of Erie;
James M. Lown, of Yates, and Edward
A. Everett, of St. Lawrence. all Re-
publicans.
Those voting against the bills were
Assemblymen Cuviller, Maurice Bloch.
Democrats, both of New York, and
William w. Pellet, of New York; Ed
ward J. Wilson, of Westchester. and
Harold 3. Blodgett, of Schenectady,
Republicans
In statement tonight, Assembly,
man Evans declared he had been given
no notice that meeting of the com
mlttee was to take place and that he
had inquired of Chairman Martin if
action were to be taken on the bills,
ana 3i'1 was told, he says, that the jerks
the Judiciary Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Bonus Referendum Bill
Goes In Monday Night
Measure Provides $5O,0OO,OOO
Bond Issue; $40 for Each
Month in Service
Month in Service
FROM a Staff Corresponden


ALBANY, April 16.-The bill provd-
ing referendum on the question of
state bonus for World War veterans
will be introduced in the Legislature
Monday night. 1t proposes S50,0o0,-
600 bond issue, the bonds to be exempt
from taxation and bearing an interest
rate of per cent, payable semi-annual-
ly. The bonds will mature in twenty
six years. A commission is to be
created to award the bonus to the serv-
ice men.
Veterans who were in service for
more than sixty days are to receive $40
for each month in service, the maxi
mum to be paid any man, however, be-
ing $3.50. Army men above the rank Of
captain and navy officers above the
rank of lieutenant, junior grade, will
not be eligible.
The bill was agreed upon after con-
ference of the committee comprising
Senator Payton Swift, of Erie County,
and Assemblymen Theodore Roosevelt
OF Oyster Bay; Ransom H. Gillette, of
Columbia, Republicans, and Louis A.
Cuvillier, of New York. Democrat. The
bill will be brought before the Senate
by Senator Swift and before the House
by Assemblyman Cuvillier.
Earlier in the day the service men in
the Legislature had meeting at which
they agreed to accept the decision of
the legislative leaders to submit the
bonus question to a referendum. AS
semblyman Gillette explained that
owing to the states financial condition
1T was necessary to follow this course
and added that as the people of the
state generally favor the bonus he has
no fear the referendum will not be car
ried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Chase for Jewel Thief
Leads Near Hylan Home

A man threw a brick through the
window of the jewelry shop of Harry
L. Gross & Bro, 1889 Broadway,
Brooklyn, about 4 p. m. yesterday,
snatched diamond ring which was
prominently tagged ISL 900" and four
other rings and took to his heels with
crowd in pursuit
The chase led within three blocks of
the Mayors home, on Bushwick Ave,
nue.. and ended five blocks from the
]ewelry store in an alley off Evergreen
avenue, where Patrolmen Kersted and
Semerline cornered Joseph Whirtley,
the fugitive. In an ash barrel behind
which WHITLEY was crouching the
$1,000 ring was found. The patrolmen
picked up the other four as they re-
traced the course taken by the thief.
The value of the five was placed at
Whirtley, who said he had no home
was locked up at the Ralph Avenue
ponce station, charged with grand
larceny. N''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
YOU are a good work.

YOU are a good work.
man and you want a
good job where you can
work easily, have good
bosses and know that
your work will be appre-
ciated and your wages
increased at stated pc
RODS without the ask
ing. You want a place
where you and your fam
lily are protected by a
good benefit fund, where
you get a vacation with
pay after two years.
service, where you are
represented by en-
ployees' comm ittees
without charge. Large
New York City corpora
ton. Outside work. If
you are a citizen be-
tween 10 and 35 years of
age, apply to Mr.. J. A.
'Schoelle, End floor, No.
l6 Walker Street, New
York City, between 8 A.
M. and 10 A. M. any
date, or write. You will
be told of the several
positions open for good
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
TRANSPACIF1C MAnS
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Army or.
ders issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Murray. 1t. H. D., Ord. Dept
Skagerberg, I'd 1t. R., air service.
Kelly. 1t. r. c.. F. A.
Wuttke, 1t. E. E.. Med c.
Coleman, I'd It. A. H., air service
Maze, I'd 1t. c. L., inf.
Padgett, ior E. F., @. M. c..
Mccullough. 1t W. A., Med. c.
Markell, Capt. P: L.. @. M: c.
Steel, Major J. M. Med. C.
Hayden, LIT. j., Q. M. G.
Tirkham I'd 1t. D. F.. @. M. c.
Andrews. 1t. H. M. q. M C.
Quartermaster Corps
Warlicl1. 1t. H. j., to Atlanta.
Porter, Major H. F.. to Fort Monroe
Boyle, Major a. A. c.; to Camp Bennins.
Neiil 1t. Col. w. H., to Boise
Air Service
Winner. I'd 1t. W. L.. to Takoma Park.
Johnson. Major D., to Langley Field
Harms, Major H. w., to Washington
Infantry
Crosse 1t. J. E.. to Camp Benning.
Cook, Capt. T. G., to Camp Lewis.
Eurnham, Capt A. W.. to Eagle Pass
Miscellaneous
Houser. Capt. A. B.. Adj. Gen. Dept. to
Drolinger. 1t. c. F.. F. A.. honorably dis
charged.
Harris. Capt. j. E.. Corps of Eng, to Camp
A. A. Humphreys.
schnack, 1t. a. G. C.. Med. c.. resigned
Phillips. Capt. A. E., cav, to Fort Riley.
Gardner. Capt. D. M, Med. c., to Camp
Zachary Taylor.
Greene, Major f. F.. San. c.. to Burlington,
Montpelier, Barre, Montpelier, Wells River,
Bradford, ST. Johnsbury. Newport Rich
ford, Sawton. St. Adams, Waterbury,
Northfield. White River Junction, Wood
stock Burlington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Navy Orders

From The Tribume's Washington Bureau
issued to-day follow:
Baker. 1t. Comdr. M. c.. to naval hosp.
Mare Island.
Resent, 1t: q. g. J. S., to U. s. S. Borie.
Davis, 1t. Comdr c. c.. to U. S. S. Connect
cut.
Field, 1t. Comdr. r. S.. to Rome as assistant
naval attache.
Garcia. 1t. G. T.. to U. S. S. Charleston.
Huff Comdr E. P, to U. S. S. Arkansas
necticut.
Marun, 1t A. G., to nav. pr. gr Indian
Head
Rodner, Asst. Pay elk H. F., to U. s. S.
Ohio.
Topp, Lit. e. j., to U. S. S. ST..
Wood Ems. f. M. to sub chaser 1874
Cutrell, 1t H. H.. to U. S. S. Aroostook
Grooch. 1t. q. g.) w. S.. to U. S. S.
ARGOS took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Broker Accused by Girl

Ruth Wallace, sixteen years old, Of
. Agate Court, told Magistrate O'Neill
IN the Adams Street Court, Brooklyn,
YESTERDAY, that Charles Worcester. a
llngton Street, formerly her employer
had attacked her when she went there
after, some mail recently. Wore ster
was held in $4,000 bail for the Grand
jury: Worcester is forty-nine, married
and lives at AZ Columbia Avenue, Wood
haven, L. J.
Worcester denied the girls charge.
out attached to her affidavit was an
other. signed by Detective James l..
cunningham, of the Adams Street sta
ton. IN which he swore Worcester had
admitted the offense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Ecuador Freed of Fever

D. Major General William c. Gorgas
Iormer chief sanitary officer of the
lsthmian Canal and now chairman Of
the Eradication, Committee Of tho
Rockefeller Institute. returned from
Peru and Ecuador yesterday on the
united Fruit steamer GARLIC
He said that yellow fever has been
practically stamped out in Ecuador
and that there had not been one cass
Or fever in the low land district OF
Iuayaquil, where most Of the work has
been carried on, since last June.
- General Gorgas sailed from New
YORK last February. He will remain
mere for few weeks and then set out
Tor the west coast Of Africa to eradi-
cate yellow fever there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
kohler Held in $1,000 Bail
Charged With Sending Offensive
Letters to Fiancee

Ph'lip Kohler, who was assistant sec
retary to Mayor Gaynor, was held in
$$l'coo bail yesterday by United States
Commissioner McCabc in Brooklyn for
examination on charge Of sending oh.
9ectlonable letters to Alice II. Jcn-
n'ngs, TO whom he was engaged.
=, According to the young mans father
James r. kohler who appeared for him
AZ counsel, the VIII 10 affair is a lovers
qunrrel. Ph1lip is said to have been
Jcolous because Of the attentions p no;d
Miss Jennings by another man and d." ~
nave written the letters in tnn,nsr
According to the elder Kohlcr. Mn.
Jennings tried to patch up the Quarrel
but was unsuccessful. 'N"- '0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
PUBLIC NOTICES

Henry Allmendinger 1867. w. A. Becker
13e07. L. Bockman 1884. A. Cacruppc
1868, Sam Consalvo 13349. John and Mary
Cook 1885, A. +. Edwards 1886. Michael
Florio 1860, Petro Germbruno 1917. A.
Hart 1881. Joe Herth 1880. May Holmes
140S6. Edwin Kasselbaum 1925, Helen
Latowrette 1905. May Roberts 1881
Rocco Russie 1882, take notice: Unless
your contract within five days is paid up
to date the forfeiture clause will be en-
forced. Contract numbers are indicated
after each name. E. e. MEACHAM &.
SON. IS Park Row, New York City.
RILEY" DON'T ENLIST. BUT COME
back at once. Am going to Beacon
Falls, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
u. S. Aviaiors Fly To Ottawa

OTTAWA, Ont, April 18.-An air.
plane night from Washington to this
city by united States army aviators
was made to-dny in hours and 2 min
utcs, exclusive Of stop at Ithaca,
N. Y. The pilots we're Colonc! Hnrtncy
and Captain Douglas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
NOTICE. TO ARCHITECTS

NOTICE To ARCHITECTS.
competition for the selection Of an
architect for a new branch library build
ing in Jersey city, N. j.. will be held by
the Trustees Of the Free Public Library
of Jersey City. The competition will be
open to any architect desiring to COM
pete The authors of the five designs
selected as fulfilling the requirements of
the problem most satisfactorily will each
receive an award of $4,000. The author
of that one Of the five designs that is
finally selected the most satisfactory
in accordance with the rules of the COM
petition and the requirements of the
problem will be selected as the architect
for the building.
The building is to cost approximately
500, 100000. exclusive of the site, furnish
ing and architects fees. The competition
will close August 49, 1920 The rules Of
the petition and the requirements Of
the new building may be obtained from
the' Secretary of the Board Of Trustees o.
the Free Public Library of Jersey City.
EDMUND w. MILLER, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
YOUNG MAN

~ 'ince Of wholesale house 20 assist on
~"ss. pnsk S% good penman. accurate ri
nEsfss, hneress. stating experience and sal
afy expected, r.. II, z0S Cable Buidlng
-r'-rr-
fcrHC NAN IN retan dnnar,y,s,, -.
hins stose downtown; eDe Win nn.sn
snow'engs o. the paint busjnesr preferred .
49, qosIncetions and salary expected. "a.
n Co. " sex zsA. CRY Hail citation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Shipping News
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New Yo


Buenos Ayres-S S Jufuku Maru.
Hong kong-S Gaelic Prince,
Constantinople-S Bird City.
Piraeus-S MCCALL Hellas.
Ramburg--S S Carib
st LUCAS Balfe
Southampton-S Kroonland.
LONDON-S S Oakmore.
Arrivals from New York
Mortevideo-S Callao.
Constantinople-S Haddon
Bergen-S Ranenfjord
Rouen-S S Algerier.
Antwerp-S Lapland
Bordeaux-S S Kerkenna
Santos--S s Uberba
Bombay-S City of Naples
Giasgow-S Exeter City.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
;, The connecting mails close at the General
fostohlce and City Hall Post Office Station,
new YORK. at p. m. as follows:
Japan, Corea. China Siam, Cochin China,
Netherlands. East .udies and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. steamship
Japan. Corea. China. Siam, Cochin China,
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands. via Seattle. steamship Tynadareus.
April 49,
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GIRLS for perfumery factory. We can
use girls with without experience
5000 surroundings; pleasant work: must
nave references. Klotz, 90 Fifth ave.
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Trunks
PUBLIC NOTICES

BIG BARGAIN.-New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos Sixth ave. bet. 3oth-31st sta.
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HIGH WATER

Note-The above figures are standard
tin.o and not New York State time.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
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Machinery Wanted

must be in first class condition
and take sheet size 22x28 or
larger Foreign made press pre-
ferred. Write. stating price, con-
dition and any other Information
OF interest. to Box 20, 314 Kinney
Building. Newark. N. J.
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HELP WANTED MALE
YOUNG MEN
HELP WANTED FEMALE

A LARGE cotton converting house desires
experienced party to LOOK after packing
orders and customers shipments from mills !;
good opportunity h". -rsust be experienced
A., Box 944. Tribu..- Otzcs.
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FOR SALE

~ ENcTYPE machine for sale; never bea,
uss ,a.s c"ss S75 viii sell for $50 Telephone
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GIRLS wanted for folding and inclosing cir
culars. for addressing and for Eeneral
of1ce work American Book Company, 100
Washington Square. New York
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER wanted; must
be good cook; small family: wages SIS per
month; no washing. Cunningham. Schuyler
5616.