davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
Coney, Transcontinental
Flyer, Expected to Die

NATCHEZ, Miss. March 27. - The
condition of Lieutenant w D. Coney,
transcontinental flyer. showed decided
change for the worse to-day and physi-
clans announced they had little hope
for his recovery. A bulletin issued
at the hospital to which he was taken
after his crash at Crowville, La, Fri
day, said the lieutenant's temperature
was 1031s, with respiration eulbar-
rassed and that an indication of pneu-
monia had been noted.
Special prayers for the recovery of
the injured fyer were offered at all
the local churches this morning at the
request of the Natchez chapter of war
mothers. Mrs. E. F. Coney, the lieu.
tenants mother. and other relatives
fxem BxunswicA. Ga arrived tvldaY:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

DUPLAT: JULIAN ANroNro-rN PURSE.
Snce OF an order OF Honorable John F.
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali
;s persons ala,s having claims sgainst Julian An
York, deceased. to present the sams vith
vouchers thereof. to tho subscriber. al its
place Of transacting business, at the ofyice
44-4S Wall Street, IN the Borough Of Man.
natran. tn the City of New York, stats az
New York. on or hctors the 25th day OF
May. 1921, next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of No.
THE CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK Nrecx4n,
ROOSEVELT & KoBBD. Attornsys 4,
Executor, Once and r. o. Address
44-4e Wall Street, Borough OF Nanhnf.
tan. New York City. n.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
PROPOSALS

FURNITURE-rreasury Department, once
of Supervising Architect. Washington,
D. c., March is, 1921. Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until r. M.
May -. 1921, and then opened, for supply
ing miscellaneous furniture under annual
contracts for Equipment Of Federal Build
ings under control of the Treasury Depart
ment during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1922, follows Chairs in accordance
with Department drawings. Dough lass
chairs, bentwood chairs carriers stools,
desks costumers, umbrella stands, weight
clocks. metal lockers, metal bag racks and
tables, metal stamp cases. linoleum, water
coolers, cuspidors. cuspidor. mats door
mats special filing cases for money order,
registry and postal savings files. Proposal
blanks, specifications and drawings where
any apply, may be obtained at this Office
at the discretion OF the Supervising ArchI-
tect. The Department. reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive defects.
Telegraphic or telephonic bids or modiica-
A. Wetmore. Acting Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. Washington, D. c., until
10 o'clock a. M. April 1. 1921. for deliv-
ering lignum- -vitse. wool bunting. and piston
rings and until 10 o'clock a. m, April S.
1921, for delivering blue trousers over
coats and insulating material to the Navy
Yard. Brooklyn. N. r, etc. Apply for pro-
posais to the Supply OFFICER, Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, N. " or to the Bureau OF Sup
plies and Accounts. c. ]. PEOPLES Act
ing Paymaster General OF the Navy.
s-i7-21
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

0plnl0hS CoHCcKHihK IH0 impetus
dyen business by Easter trade differ
x;aely. In the main retailers assert
.Ast fairly satisfactory volume of
,usiness was done in the two or three
weeks immediately preceding Easter.
fhs presence of = large number Of
buyers for retail establishments all
eyer the country in the wholesale mar
kess here last week, when normally
tAey would be at home experimenting
the selling Of Easter goods, gave
further evidence for the contention
thst the retailers are operating with
small stocks and are prospective pur-
ehasers for large quantities Of goods.
However. the determination Of the re-
hiler to work as closely as possible
- bare shelves and to allow the whole.
s.ier and manufacturer to carry tho
burden Of stocks is mistaken. The two
htter factors in the manufacture and
distribution of merchandise are averse
to carrying heavy stocks as well, with
the result that trade is based more
closely on the current consumer de-
uAnd than for some years past.
Outside of cotton and cotton Goods
prices showed little change last week
Both raw cotton. and primary cloths.
such as print cloths, etc, for the cor,
vsrting trade had good rally, start
ing at the beginning of the week and
carrying through the middle. Toward
the end Of the week business tapered
Of, but prices were firmly held. par
teularly in cotton goods.
The effort to lift prices is strong Ia
many quarters and is based on the CON
tention that some commodities are
too low. Extremely lew prices have
served to move goods, but they have
not enabled sellers to n AXE what thew
consider a decent margin of profit.
One Of the best known cotton goods
converters in this market last week as
serted that "a man is lucky to make
enough profit to pay interest on his
capital investment and q small com
mission on the turnover of goods he
SELLS"
Retail trade, particularly in apparel
lines, is fairly steady. Merchants are
Inclined to the view that Easter has
not marked the peak Of spring selling
and anticipate that spring purchasing
by consumers will extend throughout
April. Efforts are directed toward
holding prices firm following Easter
snd not to give way to the usual post
Easter sales. Retail purchasing, it is
declared, is confined mainly to the me
dium-priced goods, which consumers
appear to be buying in larger quanti-
ties than last year.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
Ass1aArzoN CONSOLIDATED COPPER
\ NoTIcE or ANNuAI. MErrINo,

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Nss4e,tics y hereby given that the Annual
tessnx t1ee nx Of tho Stockholders Of the Inspira-
wic wssic at the once 81 the company. 24S
ths seer Or street. Augusta, Maine. ON Monday,
eeinsws,e e1s NTH day OF April, 1921. at two
ar~ ~SMcx M r. n. for the transaction OF any
nSs.3M SSe ~ business that may come before the
~ including the election OF directors.
.enfsa :. transfer books will not be closed. but
eas &. q business (viz., three o'clock F. NJ
81 sase&y. 10y. April 8th, 1921. will be entitied
4 xots 81 q said meeting.
sS0er q the Board Of Directors.
80. q, y. ~. ALLEN SacrotAry
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

- NUIICE OF' ANNUNL - En TING
Of the Chicago and North Western Railway
Company will be held at the once 81 the
company. 226 West Jackson Boulevard. IN
the city Of Chicago, Illinois. on Tuesday.
April 12. 1924. at III o'clock .. m. fox the
election OF directors and the trausaction Of
such other business a. may come before
said meeting.
Transfer books viii be closed On friday.
March II. 1921. at the close Of business on
that day and will be reopened ON Wednss-
day April Is, 1921.
Dated March 10. 1921.
wILLIAM q; FINLEY. President
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

RE ESTATE OF NAAIU BArLLARD-fN
pursuance of An order Of Hon John p.
York. NOTICE Is hereby given to ali psr.
Sons having ciaims against Marie EaIllard.
to present the. aams with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. At his place Of transacf-
Ing business. Ne. . Rector Street. Borourh
fore tho 1st day Of June 1881. neat.
Dates. Nsw 1lrk. Noyemher is. lsas.
EkMDEhIGR. COUpERT. Executor.
Hxesutors Once and r. @. Addres1 Nc.
ktee44 0fTVek 1g1W yor1e m ~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
IhEA WES1cHESTER COUNTY
Nurse SHOW ASSOCIATION

rnss.sIce n"essIce e hereby given that the annual
f:nrsitn vrsins OF stockholders OF the Westc hester
4 Ky Horse Show Association will be held
yysSset Borough OF Manhattan. CITY of New
fss1S. on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of April,
dr.. AZ lz O'clock noon. for the election OF
cen, ,osm TO be submitted at said meeting.
81 n % which il on file with the secretary
Nc sns = association. w. 8. Biitx, at his once,
~ - 90 Nassau street, New York City. and
- me me transaction Of such other business
@s properly come before said meeting.
w. BIITZ. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
FINANCIAL

THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK on
NEW YORK.
Tho Liberty National Bank Of Nsw
York. located at 100 Broadway, New York
City. In the State of New York. IL closins
its affairs. All noteholders and othef
creditors Of the association are therefore
hereby notified to present the no:ee and
ether claims for payment.
r. w. WALz. Cashier.
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
Notice is hereby given that at y meet
tionai Bank of New York, held On March
4. 1921. the Plan. dated February |. 1881.
providing for the merger of tho aaid Bank
into The New York Trust Company, was
approved: that Ia order to carry out such
Plan. It was voted to liauidete said Ma
Bank under tho name The Liberty Bank
cf New York. and that upon the organiza-
ton of said State Bank proceedings be
taken to merge seid state Bank with The
New York Trust Company.
r. w. WALZ. Cashier.
Dated. March .. 1s71.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

BENNETT. JOsEPHINE-IN PURSUANCE
halan. Surrogate OF the County OF New
s.s sIork. notice u hereby given 70 all persons
late OF the County Of New York. dcccas"1
to present she. same with vouchers thsrso2
to the subscriber at Its place Of transact
Ing business No. 14s Broadway. In ths
Borough OF Manhattan and City OF Nev
York. on or before the 2oth day Of Iay
next.
Dated. New York. thu 18th day Of Ne.
vember, 1870.
FULTON TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Executor of the VIII Of
Josephine Bennett, deceased, rs
Broadway. Borough 81 Manhattan
xNEDLAND. HARis1N l. puwyrr
Attorneys for Executor. 60 Cedar Street
Borough of Manhattan. New York
City, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
THE LIBERTY BANK OF NEW YORK
100 BROADWAY

TO the. Stockholders Of 1'hs Liberty Bomb Of
special meeting of the stockholders OF
The Liberty Bank Of New York vi YIN be bs
Broadway. New York City. on March %.
1921. at 1890 o'clock q. IN. ior the pur-
pose OF voting upon an agreement made be:
tween The Liberty Bank of New York and
The New york Trust Company. .pursuant to
the Banking Law of tho State of New York,
for the merger of Tho Liberty Bank OF
New York into the New York Trust Com
pany.
Of New York will be closed ~ tho close OF
business March 20, 1921. ana re,opsned 1t
: : BY order Of : majority Of tho Board Of
HARVEY d. GIBSON. President
FREDERICK w. VALE. Cashier.
Dated New York. March II. i0z1.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
Woolens

The strength shown by woolens and
worsteds when fall goods were opened
to the trade earlier in the month has
carried forward. New lines opened
last week met with ready response from
the buyers, and more lines have been
withdrawn from sale because the for
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
The Week in Business
Slow Progress Made by Textile and Allied Trades
Definite Trend Lacking; Effect Of
Easter Buying Uncertain

USNESS continues spot Slow but satisfactory prosess ras
r. made last week in the textile allied industries although business
still hampered by uncertainties and affected by ultptv
currents Definite trends lacking In some parts ~ ta
particularly the Far West the recovery more marked thar n
Mississippi Valley and the South The continues 10 est with
employment which, however is showing some signs improvement
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

eATTERLEE. MART Pm PURSUANCE
Of an order Of Honorable John r. Cohaisn,
notice Is hereby given to all persons hay
Ing claims against Mary r. satterlee. Iass
OF the County OF New York. deceased, 70
the subscriber, at her place OF transactins
6usiness Ct the Office OF HaiEht. Stanford.
smith d Grimm, her attorneys, 1t No II
William Street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian. IN the City OF New York. state OF
New YORK. on or before the lse day q
Dated New York. the gath day Of Me-
vember. 1890.
cArHARrNE W. rHILIpsE.
HAIGHT. SANDFORD. SMITH 4 GRIFFIN
Address, 2T William Street, Borough ef
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
VsiCAGO, SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY

:. Ine Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
:. ~ the Chicago, Saint Paul. Minneapolis
ssd Omaha Railway Company will be held
= ~ me Ine once of the company. in the city OF
= n;sucson, ,s, Wisconsin. on Wednesday. April
~ sS !s2l. at o'clock a m. for the election
~ ~, airectors and the transaction OF such
Meeting.
~ transfer books will be closed on Friday.
sSs.en IL, 1921, at the close OF business on
Ssxs scay and will be reopened on Thurs
ssy. April II, 1921
oased February 20. 1921.
JAMES T. CLARK. Preaidenk.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
Furs

A sagging tendency in raw fur prices
was noticed last week. Large dealers
were reported to be selling some Of
the stocks purchased at the st. Louis
and New York winter auctions at nrices
that showed them no profit.
Rumors are rife cor1cernine the nos-
ssibility that the spring sale in St.
Louis may be abandoned, but the New
York sale will 60 forward as sche-
duled according to ali reports.
Manufacturing furriers are still buy-
ing skins sparingly and are making up
but little stock in anticipation Of the
fall season. Business in spring furs,
although smaller in volume than last
year and the year before, is fairly
satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

ward production Of the mill. h.. h..r
sold. The pairing down Of orders Il
women's wear fabrics and mems nvar.
coatings hy the American Wooien Com.
pany indicates an oversold conait;cr
IA these mills. As yet there has hn sr
no advance In mill prices, althou rt ssn'
ond hand holders are withdrawinr ~.
low prices. made on distressed rcods
lne situation Is decidedly better thar
IL was At the. opening Of the year.
. Anc impending tariff legislation. NJ.
.i tn"ugn nkeiy to 6e of temporary dura-
non, mas s5incned the raw wool market
changed for the week. but tha ..ua- ud-
cncy TO shade prices was absent ana
preolcsions Of slight advance wars
MADE by raw wool dealers.
Apparel
Ihe women's wholesale annsr., hr..
ness showed some signs Of slacken;nc
iass week, but manufacturers ara anA
s.clpating moro purchasing for the late
spring season. Opinions concsrn;n~
sne ~ closing OF the spring season WITH
Easter vary considerably. Conservn.
tive manufacturers, however. asssr+
snat retailers purchased lightly and
nave oeen able to sell most Of their
STOCK ana therefore will be in the
market Tor additional goods between
now and the summer season.
Women's wash dresses ara se,,;no
we'll in wholesale circles and aoms
manufacturers have more orders thar
they can handle. The infants and
chllcren's wear manufacturers slao
nave been exceptionally busy. hut This
business is expected to taper off bv
'he e. middle OF next month.
The mems clothing trade is fairly
busy completing spring orders. Fail
samples will be shown by some houses
next month. Advance reports on odees prices
are infrequent. but apparently manu-
facturers are not anticipating much ~
prices. 'pii"s
:, In retail circles women's apparel of
the medium priced variety has heen
moving exceptionally we'll Mems
clothing retailers report some resist
ance to present spring prices, but in
the main assert that the early business
has h been satisfactory. Top coats have
been strong sellers.
1ayvo1rv
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

Domestic Help Problems frequently
solved by consulting Situations Wanted
Female ads. that appear in The tribune
daily or by inserting a Help Wanted ad.
Phone Beekman 5000. or go 70 any Tytbune
Want Ad. AkencS.-AdvE 3 81
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
9TH Av. AND Esd ST.

New York, March 23, 1921.
At q meeting OF the Board Of Directors
held this day quarterly dividend of Three
Per. Cent upon the Capital Stock OF this
bank was declared, payable. free Of City
and state tax, on and after March 81, 1921.
ness March "a. 1921 Transfer books viii
be closed from March "a, 1921, to Friday,
April /. 1891. at 10 a. m.
A. W. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
.NNATI. CHICAGO

CLEVELAND, CINCTNNATT. CHTCAf,O
q ST. LOUIS ny. co.
Grand Central Terminal. n Y. Mar. 90. 1921.
PER CENT: Nl.25 per share) on the pre-
ferred Stock Of this Company. has been
2oth. 1921. to stockholders of record at the
close of business on Friday. April list. =
MILTON s. BARGER, General Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

tahers report q steady volume of busi.
ness, while wholesalers have not as We,
1eit the effects Of the sales which have
peen coming in to retailers. The stocks
~ Jewelry in their hands are slowly
peing consumed, and 1t is the opinion
o1 trade leaders that the retailer will
nos order In SO large a quantity as
ne mad formerly done. Although stocks
Oh JeweIry are said to be uncomfortably
neavy, leading silverware manufac.
turers asserted that this condition does
nos exist IN their line. Retailers of
siivsrware, they declared, are not over
stocked. Prices continue to remain
nim, although in the inferior grades of
diamonds slight reductions have been
noted. Silverware prices have reached
tors. A"S-
Silver workers who have been out
since January l have not as yet reache d
an agreement with their EMPLOYERS.
New help has been employed by some
OF the silversmiths affected. The good
and welfare committee is taking stana
to check the loss which has resulted
from misleading marks and false
stamps placed on jewelry articles. Nh
merous complaints which have been re-
ceived by the committee have promuted
tn1S ACVlOn, 1t lS said.
Leather
The general condition Of the leather
market remained listless. Interest Of
buyers has waned considerably and
only small orders are being received.
Prices, in most instances, have been
subject to shading. The exception lies
in specialties. Che prices of which have
remained firm. The demand for fancy
feathers has shown some recession.
which had been anticipated by the
trade: A fair demand for ooze calf
and lighter shades Of calf and kid
exists, and tanners are said to have
been taken by surprise at the demand
which has. set in for lighter colored
upper leather.
:, In the shoe phase of the industry
the bulk of orders called for immediate
delivery with few future orders. The
stocks in the hands of retailers still
continue on a gradual pace toward
depletion. Although some factories
are said to have slowed up. Increased
production has been reported by many
factories. A few cancellations ~
shipments Of gray suede slippers have
taken place.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

primary cotton goods continued "a nd
vance last week, reaching q point on
wednesday about 10 per cent above the
low OF the week before. At this point
puylng became less active, but prices
nela nrms The rise was considered too
Iapid py many traders, who asserted
that much more business could have
been placed il prices had been held to a
low levet On the other hand, large
MUS selling goods in the gray, or un-
nnished. state assert that the low prices
we're below the cost Of production and
refused to sell at thosa figures. The
trading was confined mostly to coarse
prlnt cloths. Few fine goods or fancy
weaves were In demand, and some Of
the fine goods mills in the New Eng
ing closing down or curtailine produc-
tion again.
Business in finished goods is spotty.
Ginghams are still strong. and new
prices made for fall delivery were on
par with those for spring, and in the
case OF one particular fabric q cent a
yard higher. Branded bleached goods
are wen sold for some time ahead. but
unbranded goods have been tagging dur
ing the last week or two. Wash goods
verters, but in this division trade aIso
Is OF decidedly spotty nature.
Silks
Raw silk, especially the Italian and
Sninese grades, was advanced slightly
iast week in sympathy with the grow
ing strength in Italian and Chinese
excnange. Japanese grades were more
flrmly held in consequence, but nuota-
tions were unchanged nominally. The
stlnen!ng in the market eliminated the
disposition Of some sellers to shade
prices. The fact that new cron will
be coming along in May is a deterrent
to sharp rise at present. according to
local manufacturers.
On Saturday cables were rece;vad
here announcing that the bill to grant
the imperial Silk Syndicate an sddi-
tlonal loan of 3O,OO0000 ven to carry
on It's operations in pegginp the prica
Diet. VIC 'ap"nese
FINISHED silks are still selling in good
volume. The strong demand for tai
fetas has subsided to some extent. hut
this has not bothered those who have
ceen IN business long time. az IL is
regarded as purely seasonal. re-
vlval IN taffetas is anticipated in mid
april. Canton crepes and creme de
Chimes are leading in sales now. with
more activity in the sheer silks "a the
summer season approaches. At the an
nual meeting of the Silk Association of
America last week reports from vari-
Gus sections of the industry indicated
Improvement in general conditions.
rom tnese reports there is slight foun-
datlon for belief that another boom in
silks impends 'SoA' ="
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. couNfY,
of New York.-ENITEDS STATES PRONE
PLAY CORPORATION, Plaintiff. axatust
FREDERICK +. STOLL. Defend ilk. auS17-
mons. - 7'S---
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 90 IN
swer the complaint in this action and 70
serve copy of your answar, on the Eisfff- :
tin's Attorney within twenty days after 1Ea
service of stals summons. exclusive of, f4ps
day cf service. aad sn pAse sos your fatIsfro
to appear or answer Judgment viii 50
taken agatnst yeB by defAnss for the gr~-
iief dentanded in the cofnptafgst
patxd, February 8th, l5zI
ROBERT w. E0NYNGE. PlAtnsf0ss A.
toFrey. Post Cfsce Address and Odlaa
20. Il broadway. Manhattan. New
To Frederick F.. Stoff.
The foregoing summons fs served ,.z,<s,,
you BY publication. pursuant TO an or<iess
OF HON, Nathan Blur. q Justice Of the So
Ereme canrt Of the State OF New ycrsSa
dated the LIST day OK March. 1881 ana sStsna =
with the complaint In the once ~ ~
Sserk o. the County OF New York a fS
County Court. House. in the BorossSS !, trs sss
York. ~ ss~'o OF fNeW
AqBEKT ". 8oNYNGE. Attornswt =.
riantin. Once and r. d. Adsress ztt(,
1roadway. Borough Of 1aAnhatfs5. 3e3y
= .S-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
Cottons
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

Following the show of strength to-
ward the close of the week previous.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
AUCTION SALES

SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS BELONG
ing to Jack Clifford. trunks and CON
NJ, March 29th. at 456 West 4Ofh st Joht,
Brunton Studios.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

to Join a New York City naval erganiza-
tion; rowing, Saturday Sunday sailing IN
cutters and whaleboatc; cruises to West
Indies and Atlantic ports during summer;
swimming, tennis, gymnasium, basketball.
baseball and ali athletic advantages; re-
tainer pay: no interference with civilian
foot w. 97th St. N. R.. Manhattan. New
York. via 96th ST.. from Broadway. any
Monday, Tuesday or Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE sTATDsSk
New York. County of New Yorksw-
CHARLES STUART EDWARDS PIafnfffY
vs. EVELYN /. EDWARDS, DeEendaut ,
Action for Absolute Divorce SUBfMONs
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDKNT-
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to a,fI-
swer the complaint I'm this action anas 70
serve copy of your answer on the Pf&f{,-
TINS Attorney within twenty days affer
the service. OF this summons exclusive 81
me day of service. and in case of your
failure to appear or answer judgment will
relief demanded in the complaint 5s@
Dated New York. March 8 1921
PARkE L. WoODWARpra<<
Attorney for Plaintiff, Once. and P.a O
Address. f15 Broadway, Borough. az
Manhattan. City OF New York
To EVELYN 4. EDWARDS:
The foregoing summons Is served snan
you by puoicstion. pursuant to an order
of Hon. Joseph K. Newburger. a Juatfea
OF the supreme Court OF the state OF New
York. dated the 24th day OF March. 1871.
and Sled with the complaint In The s,f4k.s
of the Clerk OF County of New York; 80
the County Court House In the Borourh h
q Manhattan. City. County and stare cf
New York
Dated New York. March 15th. 1921.
PAREE l.. WOODWARD
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once and r. O.
Address. lis Broadway BOROUGH IL
Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

Jewelry
Nothing of startling Importance has
developed in the jewelry trade. Re-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-28

LEARN TO BE CHAUFFEUR-P1eas-
ant. profitable work; day and evening
classes Send for free booklet and visitors
pass West Side Y NJ. c. A.. s3o6 w. 57thast.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines tn theaters: we teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Building.
AUTO INSTRUCTION. $15
Day. evening; Cadillac, Studebaker. Nit
cheIl. b. & NJ Co.. 1903 Lexington av.
(aSth).