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New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Should Hold 1t Here

HAS reported unoficia Miller will
the Dempsey in
There particular
here
The sentiment the to be
something like half million
feeling So
think
that should fix prices which the boxing fans
shall
not done for other entertain
There commission Metropolitan Opera House
much
birds This purses the human inclination
the promoters charge all that
within
whole lot useful than keep boxing bouts
within reach Of the of merely income
The and then again
might not The Dempsey Brennan thing
turned out to be Certainly there an in
why should be held boxing the State Of
Ne" York If boxing permitted
the objection champonssuch as
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Havana Entries

First race (dYe and a half furlongs
maiden: two Near-olds claiming purse
s700)-s Bertha Mink, 9S; Vera Twyford.
ss; Miss Dixie. 10l; "Chcfa. l01; sFlew
High, l01; sRavanna, 1o5, Scotty. l06:
-Molinero 10S; Lyric. los Mister Jiggs.
los Dlfidence, no. Enroll. l13.
Second race five and a half furlongs;
three three -ysaro9ds and upward; claiming;
1o5 Guaranteed. 1c7 Maiher ia; As-
sumption, 1lS; The Blue Duke, ll3.
Third race (sx furlongs; three-year-
olds and upward; claiming, purse s7oO)--
THE Pirate 9s' Just Fancy. 1903: map
thnlius. 105; War Loan. 10S Slippery
Silver. los; "American Eagle los: Jii.
1oS, Paula Y, 1o8. Whip Poor-Will. Jos
Biernlan, 40.
Fourth race Gone mile; three-year-olds q
ana upward claiming; purse s70ON--*Lar-
lat. l02; |Sfar Shooter. 1902, "Uoman l02 {:
Little BUGS. 100; sLady Hester, 1o2.
Jack Dawson. 102: 'Omene, IO5 Jose de
Wales, 40; Garbage, 10.
Fifth race Holiday Handicap; one milo
a1-ackawanna, los: Bally Mooney. lo6
Armistice. l0s; Buford, III: CROMWELL l24.
aArmonia stable.
Sixth race Zone mile: three-year- old ,
ana upward; claiming: purse S7oo)-" Mus
ket. %: "Rhymer, l02: sWhitc Crown.
io2 Mericorde. 107 Foster Embrey 1o7:
Miss Sweep. 107; Mackenzie. lo7 ORA
goon, ITO.
'Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
clear; track fast
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Naval Academy Coaches
Experienced in Their Line

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. ia mum
Der Of recent graduates Of the Naval
Academy are being assigned to duty
here as assistant coaches in the
branches OF sport in which they were
engaged when midshipmcn.
basketball team. and one Of the best
in that position the academy has ever
had, has arrived to assist Bin Lush, and
Calnan, captain Of the fencing team Of
the game year and high-gradc swords
man, will give the fcnccrs the best Of
his experience.
II is likely that Eddie Miner, short
stop and captain Of last years nine.
win help with the baseball team. The
system of using former midshlpmen
In this way has proved sfficacious in
fonthsis
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
FootballThreatened
By Con1mercialism.
Says Coach Yost

DETROIT, Dec. f9-Abo olition Of in
tercollegiate football will come and
should come unless every vestige Of
professionalism and commercialism is
Kept out, Fielding II. Yost, famous
Michigan coach told members of the
University Of Michigan Club Thurs
day noon at their luncheon at the
Cadillac Hotel
college football has enemies that
viii try TO abolish it," said Mr.. Yost,
and we cant be too watchful in
Guarding against crookedness creeping
H. II Will mean the end of football
sure. Things have happened all over
the country this year that have al
ready started talk.
I'VE want to keep Michigan clean.
would rather lose all my games than
win by crookedness. have twenty
have never yet coached dirty foot
will.
THE universities themselves are
lot TO blame if things have been done
that are not within the rules. And
understand | am not saying that there
mas been, or making any charges, but
speaking merely in answer to talk In
dividaul alumni, too anxious to win,
are always responsible.
AS for the Michigan freshman
squad, have taken pains to investi
gate every man there and am con-
yinced that no man is there improper
IT, And let me say here that, while
Il is likely looking squad, alumni
snould not expect too mucn next year.
We may have great team, but games
are won next fall, not now"
Mr. Yost gave & brief account OF
the meeting OF conference coaches at
Chicago last Saturday, at which sehed-
ules were arranged, and said that he
was well satisfied with the Michigan
card. lie paid tribute to Angus
Goetz, captain Of this years team,
and expressed confidence in Jerome K.
Dlnne, captain-elect.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Even, Football Captain,
Joins Navy Court Squad

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Dec 13--Midship-
man Eddie Even, who captained and
played end on the Naval Academy foot
ball team for two seasons and who is
also regular member Of the lacrosse
team, has now taken up basketball. He
is trying for guard and is playing such
fast game thnt he will be given a
chance Ia a match shortly Mckee,
Parr, Noycs and Waters arc other
football men playing basketball.
The forwards are Byerly, veteran Of
last year. and Mckee. a plebc. Mckee,
who made place in the backncld Of
the eleven, played at Butler High
School, Philadelphia, last season. Cap
tain Harold Waters Is again holding
ono Of the guard position, and Barnes,
II new man from Iowa State College, is
mnkinV Rood at the other
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Syracuse Swimmers Will
Meet Dartmouth Team,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. Mana
ger Willis Peck, of the Syracuse swim
ming team, has added another meet
to the 1921 Orange schedule. The Hill
natatoral artists will oppose the Dart
mouth mermen at Hanover February
10. The addition of this date makes
possible three-day trip, with meets
included against Dartmouth, Amherst,
Harvard and perhaps Holy Cross
The first meet Of the season will be
held in the Archbold gymnasium tank
January %, against the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute. Tentative meets
with Pittsburgh and Cornell have been
arranped also
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Morningside
Athlete Shines
In Big Field
Fast Time Prize Goes to Sill
verstein, of Clencoes, for
Second Time This Season

Harry Rosen, Of the Morninsside
Athletic Club, won the weekly handicap
road run of the Harlem and Heights
Athletic League yesterday. working his
way through fine field to gain the
victory by half a block, with V. Miller
sud Johnny Murray, of the Hasbrouck
Heights A. c. in second and third
place, respectively.
The fast time prize went to Sol Sill
verstein, of the Glencoe A. c., who
covered the four-mile course in 21:1e.
starting with handicap of 45 seconds
The scratch man, William Stokeley. the
negro runner, finished far down the
line, although his actual time was only
seven seconds slower than that of Sill
yerstein.
The runners faced chilling wind
when they left the mark in front OF the
Hasbrouck Heights clubhouse in 160th
Street. between Broadway and Amster-
dam Avenue From there the course
led to s.. Nicholas Avenue and thence
south to Lawrence Street, through
Lawrence 10 Broadway, then north
again up Broadway to l60th Street, to
tne cluDNOuSe.
Through the first half nile the field
vas we'll punched, but at that point
Murray went to the front and stayed
there for the next two miles, setting a
fast clip over the frozen roads. A
mile and half from home Miller chal-
lenged and, after spirited duel of
speed, took the lead from Murray.
But in the mean time Rosen had
been moving up from the ruck, and half
a mile from the finish line he drew
level with the leaders. He flashed home
with fine burst of speed passing
Miller and Murray in the final sprint
for the tape The latter two had a
hard fight for second honors until the
last quarter of q mile, when Miller let
out his last ounce of reserve strength
and had opened up a gap of half a
block by the time he reached the club
house.
Stokeley and Silverstein. conceding
liberal handicaps all down the line. had
small chance of finishing in positions
near the leaders, but their actual per-
formances were excellent and there
was not much to choose between them
on elapsed time. Yesterday marked
the second time this season that the
feet Silverstein has won the fast time
trophy.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Williams Asks Colleges
To Winter Carnival

W1LLAMSTOWN, Mass, Dec. 49,
A winter carnival on large scale will
be held here on February 3 and 4, the
Williams College Outing Club having
charge Of the event. Present ndica-
tions are that seven colleges besides
Williams will participate.
Invitations have been extended to
Vermont, Middlebury, Dartmouth, Col
gate, New Hampshire and McGill, and
there is reason to believe that most of
the institutions named will accept 1t
is announced that the SIX members of
the Williams team making the best
showing will go to Hanover later in
the month to represent the college in
the annual winter carnival to be held
there under the auspices Of the Dart
mouth Outing Club.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Take 1t Too Seriously

y1AN4 Yale still man
printed The Tribune This letter
frankly that the Yale football other
Yale men claim, offered really
1t strikes thai all college their football
Somehow they
during disgrace 1t of teaching
and that will
their football grads dergads holding post
what old college
ind what has become of the dear old
Unless there happens to be games
the dear OLD college bound be bumped
times the dear old team years uccess
nat IS the football team
thrice IN the neck should
themselves by the neck with
Haven Perhaps ancient rivals
Yale Princeton Harvard
1t l. in the cards that this should to pass
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Rosen Victor i'm Road Run Through Harlem Streets
Bouts Hereab0uts
TONIGHT

Star Sporting Club-Mike McCabe
vs.. Young Eddy, IL rounds: frankie
Maxwell VS.. Jimmy Blute, IS rounds,
Brighton B. C.-Frankie Fay VS.,
frankie Daily, II rounds; All Brer-
nan VS.. Hank Schroeder, 10 rounds.
TUESDAY
Commonwealth S. Chilly De
Foe VS.. Freddy Jacks, 10 rounds;
Spider Roche vs. Johnny Drummie,
10 rounds; frankie Jerome VS..
frankie Curry, 10 rounds.
Starlight S. Chilly Sterns vs.
Bobby Lyons, 10 rounds; Irving
Jampole VS.. Artie Rose, 10 rounds.
WEDNESDAY
Madison Square Garden-Kewpie
Colender VS.. Roy Moore, 10 rounds;
Midget Smith VS.. Johnny Buff, 10
rounds; Joe Lynch vs.. Pete Herman,
Is rounds.
SATURDAY
Pioneer Sporting Club-Willie
Spencer vs. Sammy Noble, IS rounds;
Packey Hommey vs.. Bobby Worth,
Is rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
SUMMONS

syPREME ,!,I;E EOS S2uRT OF THE. The STATE or
ZOGRAFIA DINA. Plaintiff against ODYs-
SEJS DINA. Defendant. ACTION FOR
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE Summons
To the above Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
swer the complaint in this action and 10
serve q copy Of your answer on the Plain
TIN s Attorney within twenty days after
the service Of this summons. exclusive OF
The day Of service. and in case Of your
failure 10 appear or answer Judgment by
default w'1 he taken against you for ths
reliet demanded l.. the complaint
p.4tea New YorA sept 2lst 1890
EUGENE l. YUELLS. plaintiffs Attorney
once and Posi- Otice A4dress: No ESQ
broadway. Ne" York Ci,y
To The Defendant ODYSSECS DINA:
The foregoing summons * served upon yo,l
b.. publca .on pursuant 70 an order OF Hon.
Edward r. Finch. one c. the Justices OF
this court. dated September 30th. 1920. and
filed with the complaint in the Office OF ,hs
clerk Of this court a. the County Court
House. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
Of New York, Staic of New York
Dated New York. November Is 1920.
EUGENE ]. YuELLS. Attorney for Plain
tin Offce & = o. Address. ESQ Broadway
nofougn or Manhattan. city OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Mdgnutes No Spendthriffs

then
spirit shown by the baseball players But magnae
themselves fairly thrifty
the old Oroe, amt"
of the Ty Cobb school of ball player
heeler
a assistance the taking amount
oy lie" thousand dollars The
prosperous baseball of
10 the
subscribed small and felt
jackpot baseball think
hey could pull few blue without telling
the world
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
HOLY Name Five Wins

The Holy Name Big Five basketball
team defeated the Berkley quintet at
Manhattan Casino yesterday afternoon
~ q score Of 20 to 16. The locals held
'ae lead ali the way. McDermott and
*aszmer starred or Holy Name, while
Cray and Kelly did the best work for
the losers.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
tZ:yH-!s!X.a.Ii.I!3
Os-rIhES-BoDlEs-T
X nj a s s ALE AUTO 6
EVERY WINTER CAR SACRIFICED.
SKY At Less Than Pre-War Prices!
THIS Is A GENUINE OPPORTUNITY
tn "Steai" 1st Class Car


at prices you will get again.
6 Model "a Marmon Landau|ets & Limousines
St1oO 10 $500 Values $1,000 10 $4,000
Cadillac Iowncars, Lmousinss, Land austs
Sedan and Suburban Cars
$500, $500, $500, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000
tAll Modern nennl.hed, Al Auio')
Cash Talks and Talks Loudly Now
Liberty Sedan. $3.50 ESSEX Sedan >. s145O
Hudson Coupe|eiis, $500; Dodge Sedan $3.50
tancia "lS" landauIe', ,s2000; Comprehension
Owen-Magnetc landau!eit $. $3.50
1919 Oldsmobils Town Car ..... S1t5O
1918 q Cyl. Stearns Iown Car s1o50
Late "SiS'' REQ Sedan, I Pass. -. Sti5O
wiIIys-Knight Coupe ~ $3.50
Standard "8'' Town Car ....... SlO5O
Winter Limousine, $3.50; 0uick Sedan $3.50
Kew BiddIa Coupe. 5000; OIds Sedan $500
"ta" Chevrolet Sedan S615
Mercer Society Town Landau|eite $1,000
Daniels Town Cars E.. $500 to $4,000
And 30 ohor Most Unusual opportuni,ies
JandOrf Automobile Co.
o3Ec31 w COth ST. nenr B'way.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20

TO JAMES LAWSON. MRS. wM- H
Monahan Mrs. NJ. MurtaGh f. Mooney
Mrs. LathroD VIM. King. Mrs. Mary
Kemp. NJ. Fink. Margaret Dunlap. Mrs.
Margaret Foley. Mrs. f. Coles John
Buonato. Mrs Brakeman. Mrs. Mar
Abrams, Mrs Ballentine. ". + Hendricks:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF our Hen
upon the property hereinto described h2v-
ing expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. will cause sllch prop
erty to Wit. Chifoniers. beds chairs.
rockers, dressing tables, dining room fur
niture, parlor and library furniture. trunks
and contents, rugs. carpets bedding. linen.
hargings. barrel and contents contents or
bureau drawer silverware. wearing ap-
parel. pictures. paintings. boxes supposed
to be books, china, glass ware. brio brac.
personal effects. pianos and office furni-
ture and musical instrunen;s. stored IN
Lee Brothers. Inc. warehouse by YOU or
in your name Cor in which you have an
interest). to be sold AZ public auction. ac-
cording to the statute In such case made
and provided. at our warehouse. 03 East
125th Street New York City. on Wadnes-
day. January 5ih. 1921. at 1890 4 ~. and
II the sale thereof j. not completed on
sa i'd date the same win be continued a.
the same place on each and avery Wednes-
day thereafter, beginning at 1920 A. n
and continuing until the sale Is completed.
LEE BROTHERS. INC.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

F'tRNITCRE YER-Excellent oppor-
tuhlty Tor high grade buyer; one who
mas mad experience In handling high grads
rurniture. n. Give details OF experience in
lIepiSihg 10 the manager of Sage-Allen
Company. Hartford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20

COCHRANE MAETLEINn-IN PURaU.
ance OF order OF Honorable John p.
COhaian Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE IL hereby given to all per
sons navlry Claifns against Madeicirs
Cochrane. .to OF tho County of New York,
deceased. to present the same with vouch-
era thereof to the subrcriber, at his place
of tranaacting buslncss, the once OF his
attorneys. Esselstyn Haughwout. No. !
Rector st. Manhattan. New York. on or
before the 27th day OF Dccambe- next
Dated New York. tho 18th day OF June.
1920
CONDICT W. CUTLN.i h,~cutor.
rs 'LSTYN T. HAJ-st .,N.Ni'.. Attor.
nays for Executor Rotor str.st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20

RE ESrATE OF MARIE PAlLLARD-lN
pursuance OF order OK Hon John F.
.ohai Ian, Il Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE ls hereby given to nil per
sons having claim. against Marie Ballard,
late or the City OF Nice. France deceased
TO present tho Same with vouchers thereof
TO no subscriber. at his place OF transact- :
Of Maintain. New York CITY. on or DO.
fore the lsi day Of June, 1921, next.
Dated. New York. November IT, 1890
FREDERIC X. CoUDERT Executor.
CcubERT BR0THEKS attorneys for
~-~t~~ 0tr~et Now yo~t ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20

ance 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 Frederic r.
Jennings. late OF the County of New York
deceased. to present the same with vouch-
OF transactlng business. oftice OF Stetson
jennings & Russell, No. Is Broad Street
IN the city OF New York. on or before the
fifteenth day OF January next
Dated New York. the 7th day OF July
1920. LAURA II. JENNINGS.
Executr!x
STTTSON, JENNINGS & RUSSELL At.
30. ,ys for Executrix. IS Broad Street,
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
sURROGATES' NOTICES

RUSSELL. JOHN -f-IN PURSUANCE
of order OF Honorable John E Co.
haian. a Surrogate uf the County OF Now
York. uotic- is hereby given 20 all persons
having claims AGAINST John II. Russell,
late Of the County OF New York deceased.
To present .he same with vouchers thereof
10 The subscriber. at ila place OF transact
Ing business or at the orice vf ils attor-
neys. Miller King. lane e. Trarord q, No.
80 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, Id
the city OF New York on or before the
twentieth day OF January next
Dated New York. the 3oth day of Junss
1920.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Executor,
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD,
Attorneys for Executor No. - Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan. NsU
YORK Gn
CARI.DY. ELDRED s-.N PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable john P. Co,
ne'sn. a Surrogate OF the County O. New
iork notice ia hereby siven to all person,
having claims eg aims Eidrea A Carley,
late OF tho County OF New York, dccea ses
10 the subscriher. At its place OF busines.
Brooklyn. City of New York. on or hsfsrs
the 2sth day OF December, 1870
Dated. BROOKLYN New York. the lyt5
Gay of June. 1890
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
CULLEN 4 DYKMAN. Attorney for ru
,Scss1S. l17 Montague Street. Brss1
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
STORAGE NOTICES

TO: Jamon. Nellie Williams Dora wilson
n. Stefano, NJ. Strohel Mrs. r. Mosey
Mrs. r Meyers II Weeks + r. McNerney
A. Marinoff. Mrs Lynch Harold Lovey Dr.
n Jobelman. Louise Jackson. Paul Han
SON Mrs. Farrell. S. Doguie. Rebecca DIX
son. Joseph Duprev E Durick A Dohsrtv.
MIS- M Carney. Miss Jane Bocher Martin
Beck, Mrs A. II. Bishop Miss H. Keith s.
Kruger. Mrs. NJ Winhush Wurdell NJ
Williams, Strom. Lynch. Burns Rae Ford
Ditneyer Fred Levy You and each Of YOU
are hereby notified that the time for tho
payment OF our lien upon the property
nereinto described having expired after
dnn notice thereof had been given YOU We
VIII cause such property. to wit chiffon
ers. beds. chairs. rockers dressing table
dining room furniture parlor and library
furniture trunks and contents rugs car
pets bedding. linen hangings silverware
wearing apparel pictures. paintings. CON
tents Of barrels and contents Of bur-an
drawers, personal effects pianos and onie,
in Lee Brothers Inc. Warehouse by you
interes). to be sold al public auction. ac-
coT'ling to the statute IN such case mads
and provided at our warehouse. 90 East
125th Street. New York CITY on Wedner-
day. January 5th 1921. at 10 n a m. nd
If the sale thereof Is not completed on said
date the same VIII be continued at tho
same mace each and every Wednesday
thrcafter beginning at 80 a. m and con-
tinuing until the sale IS completed.
LEE BROTHERS. lNr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Ty Cobb the MANAGER

RAYMOND COBB, signed
tract to manage tn Detroit Tigers taking the place
ugh jennings who starts with the Giants
ou that Cobb of the ball game has ever
KNOWN Even with the of Babe
fornance still stands
Onluestlonaby Cobb
manager not for Cobb player Cobb
wanted ms One of his
for training that he did not need this work a+
was apparent each he did,
Cobb found that discipline he nlaver The
RUE IS tha no
pine himself We shall how of Tyrus
Raymond Cobb Detroit TIGERS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
IN ALL FAIRNESS
. BY w. 0. M'GEEHAN

OS as 1t being written that all
ban Johnson shed
peace doves their little
ahor winter of njuncons
III 'he teapot again. which that the baseball which
10 break right into h Yuletde
again. The National League full
coming profits.
apparently there will be
ague gets rid OF Ban johnson Ban
me uHed lost hold
seems to have urtvey League
while iont
Oh the committee to frame the agreement
Inc American League owners
progressive and
heads to the ohnsonian the five and the
the three constitution
The three clubs biggest for the
IN 1ac Of the other five
prestige brought by the three What
out New York, Chicago
All OF this not particularly interesting baseball FAM He
much
first class baseball with no baseball
being played the business gets into the mee and moro
Of the lmeight than i.
Colonel Rupert and Colonel deal that
brought Babe Ruth the Yankees not onv added TO
the game but 1T added
League 1t bit foolish for the other
agnaes to tn
not complimentary but
it puts the -
organized baseball rid because the Johnson
rule threatened ruiz organized baseball of the club
owners IN the big leagues said this
League still staggering along with Johnson modern old
" e sea- ampd about its neck Hence the
burst the crisp, ,coolw
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Domestic Help

|OLOhEp high grade servants city or
country reference investigated. Kemp
agency. Audubon 3S5e
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Printing

PRINTING, low price, 1000 cards, note.
heads, s.. 80. Hess Co. 2Os Il NTH.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Bards Wanted
@ko
Opotun
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Commercial Help-Female and Male

DOYLE AGENCY.
10 East 10th at Madison Ave. l5% Nsssav
81. Tribune Building. or 2l5 Montague ST.
(. iprookiyn = Stenog~aphers. typists book.
ooarn operators; good positions for bsEins
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
AUCTION SALES
srE1NwAy & SONS wARpPoo,1s

fOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
,sS t. ID, j.. Phillips 4 Co. auctioneers Office
rs, nSo i,Ioadway, VIII oner at auction at E,x
Vis SVtailse Saiesroom. No. II Nesey St New
Is9n ion" a. Slly, ~ on Thursday. December 2srd.
10y shares--sharcs 500 each-Metronou-
tan Sewing Machine Corp. fully paid en5
nom asses. able ' paul elhu
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought ard sold for ca.n
,,r rom pm 'noividuals or estates BENNETT-
40 broadway. I'd door
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
instruction
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERNfA1D-w -wA1TREss-city apart.
ment preferred. neat, willing worker
A.. Aiiss Htfmnyer's Agency. 10 East t3d
4-..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Furniture
Patents and Inventions

PATENTS
Over rs years practice: all commyn,.n.
mons strictly confidential; handbook on
patenIs Tree on request; special facilities
ier oinc consultation Mum Il Co pat.
snt stto. .neys, So7 woolworth Buildisa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Commercial


ava ~"ss !
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
JandOrf Automobile Co.

235.237 w. 5Oth ST., near B'way
Psrah,ishrd in ipoa Tclrrhcnr C'rcl" 'f7f
New-York tribune., 1920-12-20
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

COLORED COUPLE-Butler; useful: ex-
cellent cook, entire work s135; fine ref
ererces. Miss Shea's Agency. e. 41st
st. Murray Hill 6774.