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New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
OF law, there being duo and unpaid charges
eor which the Undersigned West SIDE
lien as warehouseman on tho goods Lerc,1-
after described, and due notice having been
given TO all parties knowp TO claim an
interest therein. and the time specified I'm
such notice for payment Of such charges
having expired there Will be sold at pubic
auction at our warehouse. 3l0-312 Wcst
j. 80 ST., New York City, on TUESDAY,
APRIL 26TH 1921. at 1880 A. NJ, and Il
the sale thereof fs not completed on said
date date the same viii be continued at the
" est l45d st, on each and every Tues
day thereafter, beginning at 1890 A. M.
on e&eh day and continuing until all
turc, consisting of parlor suites. bed .
room suites dining-room suites: library fur
niture pianos, Nictrolas, musical insrru-
ments. carpets. rugs. trunks boxes. barrels.
suit cases, contents consisting OF clothing,
i!nen, books. papers, stationery, pictures
riases. si!verware, beddings draperics and
materials and other personal effects. etc
as enunerated in the warehouse inventory
issued by this Warehouse aud held for the
accounts of the following parties conccrned
KHSSr IS 3AGHH hor15 J. sH4ha HAh RH MR 'fNEs AhS
MRS iY0Ss MRS LANGE. MRs' rs jess rs ) b; r.
STONE. FRANK SUMAETKJAEp. J. r.
SPAIN, MRS. ANNA GoLbNER, MIR. BOl1-
sALLIE EDWARDS p. c. FITzPATRICK.
MIGIIAEl. G, CAREY. & BANKS MRS. T.
{. DOYLE. MARTY CROSS.
All being stored With said West Side
storage Warehouse, in II, warehouse, and
al to be more specifically announced and
described at tiinc of said sale
The goods will he on exhibition Mt tho
time and place OF the sale.
WEST SIDE
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
-
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Road and Webster Avenue. next Fri
day evening.

Road and Webster Avenue, next Fri
day evening.
A post of New York members of T..
S. G. II. - and 10 of the Medical
Corps. both in Ashcvillc, n. c.. is being
formed by Herbert Sondheim. 165
Elmer Street. New Rochelle. Former
members of these outfits are asked to
communicate with him.
First New York Cavalry Post enter
tanned at Z musical yesterday in it's
clubhouse, 4S9 Washington Avenue.
Brooklyn. The posts dinner will be
held next Saturday night.
South Orange, On. j. Post has re-
ceived more than 100 applications for
the New Jersey State bonus. To ac-
commodate Veterans the post will re-
ceiva any additional applications on
April 5, T, Ia. 10 and q from to 8
p. m. at its headquarters.
a dance Will be held at the Imperial,
Brooklyn, by Revile Post, on April 27.
Edwin Brodie is handling the tickets.
James S. slosson Post Staten Island.
has adopted the patients in Ward 81,
Fox Hills Hospital
The 3o5th Infantry Post will meet
tomorrow night at the ,7tl Division
clubhouse, 27 West Twentv-t1fth Street.
when 1921 membership cards VIII be
distributed.
There will be a reorganization OF the
George Dahlbender Post at its meet
ing tonight at $40 Westches tor Ave
nue.. Members are urged 20 attend.
David W. Gentle Post will produce
"Shorty's Flirtation' at Hunts Pom.
Palace, the Bronx, on April %. II. K.
Chanter is acting as adjutana OF the
post because Of the illness of Adiutant
j. v. Harms
Brooklyn Branch No 5 of the Sd
Division Association will hold its
second annual spring dance on April
IA at Arcadia Hall, Saratoga Avenu.
and Halsey Street, Brooklyn.
An interesting program mas been ar
ranged by the Joseph Edwin Frobi;he~
Jr. Post, of Kearny, n. j., fo,. its meet
ing on Thursday night. State Senator
Parry. Ma jor' Garrish Newell and other
prominent men of the community VIII
speak.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Rally for Disabled Tonight

National Commander Galbraith will
be one OF the speakers at the meeting
to be held in Carnegie Hall tonight
under the auspices of the Citizens
Committee to Obtain Justice Tor the
Wounded, OF which George w. Wicker
sham is chairman.
Other speakers will include General
Pershing, Hugh Frayne of the Ameri-
car Federation of Labor, f. II. La
Guardia, DR.. Thomas W. Salmon and
the Rev Dr.. Ernest NJ. Stires, rector
OF st. Thomas's Church. George Whar
ton Pepper, OF Philadelphia, will
preside.
The purpose of the meeting is to
present comprehensive review OF the
actual facts concerning care and treat
ment of the disabled veterans and to
arouse public opinion in support OF
President Harding's program to recon-
mend to Congress immediate remedial
legislation TO assure the prompt and
complete fulhllment OF the nations
obligations to the disabled.
II is to be q constructive meeting,
the committee announces. and after
the facts are presented it is antici
pated that resolutions Will be offered
pleding the support Of the meeting to
the veterans. No solicitation of funds
Is authorized by the committee. 1t is
probable that many members Of the
committee appointed by President Har-
ding will attend the rally Mrs. Har
Ding, wife of the President, has sent
the following letter to the committee:
No cause could appeal to me more
strongly than the welfare of the
Wounded soldiers who have suffered so
long with such splendid fortitude.
Though circumstances will not permit
me to leave Washington at this time,
let me assure you of my profound SYM
psthy with your cause, the furtherance
OF the spirit OF service and universal
motherhood which will result in COM
Tort and aid to these men who so
sslehly deserve all that may be done
FOR them
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

call has been sent out to all
..eg'onnares to contribute 10 cents each
20 Memorial Day fund for the deco
'snon OF American graves overseas.
n committees have been formed in
yvtea1 Britain and France. composed of
legion men, who VIII see that every
II'elseas grave OF an American soldier
~ as httingly decorated as though it
crefe IN this country. Past National
Ssommander Franklin d'Olier. of Phila-
ue'pNia, heads the committee on me-
%;o'iAls ';siils overseas for America, and as
.,e ~stlne him are prominent men from
.S .S.',S-onc states. Last Memorial Day
i.s a Legion decorated 10000 graves Of
americans in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

A dance will be held at the Imperial,
Brooklyn, by Reville Post, on April 27.
Edwin Brodie is handling the tickets.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Rail11len Favor
Joining British
Miners Strike
Continued from page on.

~ ~.
wh'cn can DC broken only by heavy
Horatio Bottomley, NJ. r.. and a few
other Journalists have suggested that
the whole problem be put up to the
House of Commons for solution, but
TINS proposal is not being taken seri-
ously.
Yesterdays papers offering to lay down
coal in any port in the world an at.
tempt to take advantage of the strike
here.
The Sunday Express SAYS:
America has already succeeded as
a consequence of the (British) strike
last AUTUMN in capturing so much OF
the European order that France and
Italy mold stocks Of American coal suf
iicent TO satisfy all their demands fol
six months. She is selling the op-
portunity of the present strike to cap
turo the British home market"
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

COOK, o5-+0 Tor small kindergarten; Eng
l.sh Scotch preferEed must be fond
Of Children sea, country; references. Phone
Flushing 3S7S-J. for appointment.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT y
of New York.--UNIr1D STATES PHOTO
PLAY CORPORATION. Plaintiff. against
FREDERICK I. STOT-L. Defendant. SUM
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

UTLER-Jseful. Swiss; very neat nice
appearance. competent, conscientious
highly recommended; SIS. Mrs. Mason >
Agency, is West 45d g.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Auxiliary Growth Continues

New York State is rapidly APP
preaching that stage where it Will at
tain another distinction in Legion
circles. Ray c. Sawyer, chairman Of
the state auxiliary committee. reports
The formation Of l65 auxiliaries in the
department, with 100 additional appll-
cations for charters pending.
1t is now planned to hold the state
caucus Of auXiliaries within q few
weeks, when representative OF all
such units will perfect their permanent
nreanization
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

BUTLERS-Several first class English
buffers for large households oxcelient
references. Apply DuTy's Bureau, West
47th st. Bryant $685..
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

WANTED-Position as representative in
Philadelphia. Srny,h. 52l7 Morris st.
Germ antcwn. Pa
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Information Sought

Louis Bogen, former member Of NJ.
:. :, Ambulance Company 354, S14th
sanitary Train, seth Division, is asked
y; q communicate with Captain l.. j.
SvMpson, Masonic Building. Moran,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Colonia Reunion Thursday

shs sh''t = lormer patients and ATTACHES of
Iona aooionla Hospital are invited to at
rssa, ra q; q reunion at the Dug-Out, $50
nisS. siAly-tirst Street. next Thursday
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Govcrnesses. Etc.
Laundresses, Etc.

LAUNDRE EsS--Ca pable wants city place
long references: $50. Miss Shea's Agency
6 f. ilst ST. Murray Hill 6T7s
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

YOUNG MEN who like out of-door life 10
Join New York city naval organ!za-
tion; rowing. Saturday Sunday: sailing in
cutters and whalcboats. cruises TO West
Indies and Atlantic ports during summer
swimming. tennis. gymnasium basketban
baseball and all athletic advantages re
tainer pay: no interference with civilian
occupations. Apply L. s. Granite State.
foot West 97th st, y. r., Manhattan New
York, Via 96th street from Broadway any
Monday, Wednesday or Thursday evening.
YOUNG MAN. sales office steel company:
state age, experience and salary wanted.
Box 79 Room 2lS, A Broad st, New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

BUTLER & HOJSEMAN-Young French
men; together or separate; very capable
reliabie butler excellent. long. references:
r.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
st., SO floor Tel. s947 Murray IIill.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEN WHO WOULD LIKE TO oH-.s
heir own business can set stars >
selling Nieen-Type needed Wherever ti.e. :
re typewriicrs. 0niy 500 capital "a
CURED suite "a. 5s-61 MAIDEN Lane
EAYONNE'S : leading Jphoisteser VIII 81
Old established business at great sao
Gee Oh account Of health. Bargain 70 ouic'
buyer. No agents. \. L. l., 900 BEo4 =
way. Bayonna. \. !. ,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

HURRY 6 HUTTON,
Attorneys FOR Executors
Once and y. O. Address so Maiden Lane
Borough OF Manhattan. New York cit
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

James S. SlossoN Post Staten Island.
has adopted the patients in Ward 81,
Fox Hills Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

II q ESTATE or MARIE BAILLARp-IN
r pursuance OF an order OF Hon. John r.
York York NoTIcE Is hereby given to eli per.
sons navtng olaims aga.nst Marie Ballard
to presen, the same with vouchers thereof
10 e. the subscri6er. at his place Of transact
ins business. No Rector Street. Borough
fore the Let day of June. 1891 next.
osred1 Te m Nsw :, ,, York November "a 1929.
CouDERT BROTHERS. at,ornsys To-,
executor, once and p. o. Address NO.
hector Street. New York, N. 7,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

ion Of law. thsrte being due ana UNI unpaid AID
charges for which the Undersigned, sun
RISE STORAGE 4 WAREHOUSE COR
PoRATIoN. IS entitled 70 lien as ware
house1nan on the goods herenafter de-
sctlbcd, ana due notice having been given
TO all parties known to claim an Interest
there!n. and the time specified in such
notice FOR payment OF such charges hav-
ing expired, there VIII he sold at public
auction a our Warehouse. 2As6 Webster
Avenue borough OF Bronx. New York
1880 \. NJ, and continuing until AL goods
ssting OF parlor suites, bedroom suites.
dining room suites. library furniture,
pianos, vietrolas. musical instruments, car
pets. rugs. trunks boxes, barrels suit
linen. books, papers, stationery. pictures.
bric "a -bracr china and glassware. baby
carriages. silvcrware, bcddings draperies
and materials and other personal effects,
etc, as enumerated in the warehouse in
ventory lasted by this warehouse and held
for the accounts Of the following parties
concerned: MRS e. ALLEN. g. J. BARRY,
GEORGE KLEIN, MRS. IRENE WATERS,
MRS. A. PACu AND MRS. MARY a.
MACKEY.
All being stored with said Sunrise stor-
age &. Warehouse Corporation in its Ware.
house and all TO be more specifically an
The goods Will be on exhibition At the
time and place OF the sale.
SUNRISE STORAGE &
WAREHOUSE CORP,
etS6 Webster Ave-. New York.
CHARLES IL. RIX, SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

MAXWELL. ELIZABETH Mn PURsu-
ssnGe OF an order of Honorable John p.
: ohalan. surrogate OF the County OF New
J orh notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Elizabeth NJ. Max
Vel, ,a,s Of the County OF New York. de-
!. .e"ssd 70 present the samc with vouchers
therco1 TO thA subscriber. at his place OF
tFansactins business at the of.,ce OF Freder-
1sls 1ek Wtilialn Kobbe his attorney. at No 40
W az street. in the Borough Of Manhattan,
IN the city or New York. State OF New
\ orN on, on or before the 25th day OF Septem-
Dated. New York. Tho 18th day o. March.
ARTHUR H. MAsTEN. Executor.
fishDEklCk WILLIAM kOBEE, Attor-
ney Tor Executor. Office and p O. Ad-
afess ts Wall street Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

The 3o5th Infantry Post will meet
tomorrow night at the ,7tl Division
clubhouse, 27 West Twenty-hfth Street.
when 1921 membership cards VIII be
distributed.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
PROPOSALS


URE-Treasury Department. OF.
Of Supervising Architect. Washlngtoi.
D G.. March >. 1921. Sealed proposals. wili
Nay -. 1927 and then opened. FOR supply
'ne rnlsce .ar1ous furniture under anliusi
-ontGacts lof cQu} pm mt Of Federal Butic
ings under couirul Of she Treasury Deps.L-
ment during he fseAl year ending JGL6
30. 49,. as follows. chairs N accordaiic,
with DrpAit l.nt drawings, Dougfas
chairs. beuiwooa chairs. carriers stools.
Gcsks. costU.ners umbrella stands. veg gls-
clocks. .l4e-al locaers. metal bag racks III.
raples .-"t1l stamp Cases iinOleuin wate
coolers, cuspsdors, cuspidor mats do
mats. sDec+ai H'liis c4aes for money ord. -.
registry And n'stal savings files PropQss, !,
blanks specifications and drawings where
any apr-y 5nar BE- obtained 81 this Cn.N.
al the q G.soret4 4on OF tho Supervising Arctl.s :
tect- Tho apartment reserves the right To-
Teiegra pho or telephontc bids az naodiAcs-
lions thereof VIII not be- considered .Fs-
A. Wetuor". Acting supervising Arciiited'
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
POST ACTIVITIES

gsyo y,emoers .ps of the 10eth infantry Post
Bill 'ne wounded veterans at Fox
sben real entertainment yesterday
denis.,s.n .ney staged a military sketch
frs,Nnt.hg life in a dug-out behind the
Aosnii,.npee trenches at the Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Legion Fights Debs' Release
Illinois and Oklahoma Branches
File Protests

CHICAGO, April "a protest
against the granting of executive
clemency to Eugene V. Debs, confined
in the federal prison at Atlanta. was
sent to Colonel +. w. Galbraith jr, ma
tional commander of the American Le
gion, by William r. McCauley, state
commander, to-day. The telegram read:
"The Department. Of Illinois Is unal
terably opposed to the parole or release
of Debs or any other person who had
been convicted of disloyalty to the gov
ernment during the war, and we urge
that all necessary steps be taken to
prevent such action"
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. April "a
A resolution protesting against the
granting of executive clemency to Eu
gene V. Debs, now or at any time, while
many service men are confined in "a
federal penitentiary for infractons Of
military law during the recent war
was unanimously adopted last night at
a meeting of the executive committee
Of the branch Of the American Legion
here.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Office Furniture

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
desks. tahles chairs fling devices etc.
FOR TIE MODERN BJsINES OFFICE.
JACOB BARSKY. BEAVER ST
Phone Broad 5o45 se-
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
WAREHOUSEMAN'.S SALE
or GOODS FOR
CNPAID CHARGES

IN AccOrDAHcl1 WITH THE PROVISION
Of Inv. there being due and unpaid charges
fo7 "hieh the undersigned t'olun, bus
SloFase $40, %aTTehouss. Inc IS entitled TO
after described. and Due notice huying been
given 70 all parties known 20 claim an
interest therein. and the time specified in
such notice for payment Of such charges
having expired, thcre will be sold at pubic
auction at our warehouse, eoa4 West 1%A,h
st.: New, York city. ON FRIDAY. APRIL
ed 1921. At 1890 A. n. ard 4 .he sale
thereof is not completed on said date Tho
same VII be continued at the same place
each and every Friday thereafter beginning
at 1880 d. m. on each day and continuing
until all goods are sold. 20 wit; Household
furniture. consisting 81 parlor suites, bed
n!tu.e: pianos. T!etrolas. musical instru-
ments. carpets. .cgs, trunks. boxes, barrels,
suit cares. contents consisting OF clothing,
linen. books. papers, stationery pictures.
osie -brac. china and glassware. baby cor.
materials and other personal effects. etc.
as enumerated in the warehouse inventory
issued by this warehousc and held for the
J.. !: uUBBAhp, ANA BAYLEs. MI
s,S. GHIcE; HENRY RqoNE; =. 6. po(:S'ETI.
l.ucE BowENs, MIc:FIGAN rrRNT-
TTRE Co. 6, i;-r3, " F. WHITE, A. N; T0sKEy.
MIss Lrc2 JAMEs. MHny 1tNr:. shn1H. n1dH.
ARD =. BALTIMORE. MISS NANCE
vH2MAs v5}isM HoslM rA MlFGHEL riIF MA NJ MARI
THORFTZ. MRS. EusTACE' FARRELL.
MISS LILLIAN NARt;RAVE. MRS. MARY
HARRIS. JAMES CLARK, MABEL KINs-
I.-tND. MRS. PERCY NJ. BROWN. j. T.
SIMMONS, SAMUEL. JACKSON. ALICE
JACKSON, FERGUSON HAIR REMEDY
co. &. EATH.
All being now stored in said Columbus
Storage Warehouse Inc, and all 10 be more
spec cifca!iy described at the time and place
o! Sc II sale.
Tho goods viii be on exhibition at the
tiNas and place Of sale.
COLUMBUS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. INC.
G2-e4 YEST l24TN 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
FOR SALE

COMPLETELY furnished six-roo.n apxrt
meut. transfer lease providing furnitare
- bought cheerful sunny rooms Two bee
Ant. 3 l.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
SUMMONS

surREME COURT OF THE. STATE o.
cIARrrs Xxx x0Fg S8qn'E aST EpW.Rns & rs pa,5.
~. EVELYN J; EDWARDS. Deiend~m;.
Action Tor Absolute piyorcc. SUMMONS
YoU ARE HEREBY SCMMoNED to-a,r>
swer the complaint IN this action and TO
serNe COPY OF your answer on the Pla:n.
the service Of this summons eHc.usive ,ot
the day of service, and in case of yoas
failure to appear or answer. Judgment q !. /
relief demanded IN the com plaiat.
Dated New York, March 5. 1872;
Addiess. ll5 Broadiway. Borough orc : a a.
To hvEhY1 Ma9h9ttaq. + qisy I,pwlk6s Z Nsw York
The foregoing summons is served .lpoa
you BY publicasior. pursuant to an ofde '
Of Of Hon s lossph - D. Newpqrser Jus.!es
York. dated the 24tn day OF March. fgc-
and fled With the complaint in the of.ee
the County. Court House. IN the Borpuxi
Of Msnhattan. city. Counas and siata 3.
'A's0 'Ns rAREr ~ l. < w6oDwIRp. St.'; AZ
Attorney for Plaintiff ONCE and P.t
Address. i15 Broadway. Borough @.
Manhattan. City of New York.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT y
=, OF New YoTk. k.auNITIsD D STATES PHOTO
FREDERICK L. sTOI.L Delendant sum,
mons.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 Ar
swer the complaint in :h.s action and to
serve a copy OF Your answer on the Pikil-
! titf's Attorney within twenty days afteE- tho
service OF this summons. exclusive Of khs
day Of service, and In case of your fa.',ss 8
10 appear Of answer Judgment VIII be
taken against you by default for the re-
lief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated. February sth. 1921.
ROBERT w. BONYNGE. Plaintiffs Al
torney Post Office Address and OGfcs,
10. II Broadway. Manhattan. New
y ork city.
To Frederick I. Stoll:
The foregoing summons Is served upo
You by publication, pursuant 10 an ordes
of Hon. Nathan Blur. a Justice OF the Sg-
preme Court OF the State OF New yoS
dated the LIST day Of March. 1921. and lise
with the complaint in the oflica Of tl-s
Clerk OF the county Of New York. at ~
County Court House. n the Borough a.
Manhattan. City. County and State ot -,tei:
York.
Dated. Ncw York. March 4th, 1921
ROBERT W BONYNCE. Attorney xc>-
p!aintT. Office and =. G. Address, =
broadway. BoFoush o. Manhattan. Nov
York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

ia iaur irauur 'iens Post will meet tonight
mon, ,u.cpendcnce Hall, 479 East Ire
aoIs .Asenuc, the Bronx. The post will
smoker in Unity Hall, Fordham
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Women's Clothing

SPRING SUIT BARGAINS WAo..ss..-
selling a retaii beautiful ladies' su.ts,e
s'yies. materials and colors. s.s.7S ve
oats. newest styles IN velours. Bol.rias
stc.. s.. l5 UP. porette Garment Co. lls1
Is waF inear 2.th).
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

YOUNG MEN employed in mechanical |
lines. Interested In marine engineering
wanted to Join 8 naval organization: full
course OF instruction in marine engineer
ing; particui attention given to oil burn
ing turbine engines; all instruction practi-
cal; cruises IN summer TO Bermuda. At
lantic ports. etc, IN Eagle boats, with reg
Willie under ea px pay
IN sailing cutters, whaleboats and steam
launches: tennis, baseball and swimming
and all outdoor sports. Apply to F,ngfneer
Officer any Monday. Wednesday, or Thurs
day evening, U. 8. s. Granite State. foot
West 9th St, \. r., via West 9sth and
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry. Etc,
Dogs, Birds, Poultry. etc.
Furniture

" y PAY highest prices for furniture.
planos. antiques. hric-s brsc. books arr.
e'c. SABAY. SIS University Place. Stl;
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

BENNETT, JOsEpHINE--fN PURsUANcn
of an order OF Honorabls John r. Ce.
haiAn. a Surrogate Of the County OK Ns~
York. notice is hereby given 10 all persons
late ot the County OK New York deceaseAi
TO presen: the same with vouchers thereof
TO tho subscriber, at .ts place OF transact
ing busincss. No. i4e Broadway, In the
Borough OF Manhattan and CITY of New
York. on or before the goth day OF Nay
next
Dated. Sew York. The 18th day Of No.
sember. 1890.
FULTON TRUST COMPANY OF g.
NEW YORK. Executor OF the VIII et
Josephine Bennett, deceased its
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City, Ny y
KNEELAND. HARRISON HEWITT.
Attorneys for Executor. 43 Cedar street,
thorough or Manhattan. New xsrx
City. ". Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
AIscenan oous
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY wanted TO make himself useful :
Advancement; Gentle preferred: must
bring references and live With parents.
Apply J. \. Grosslnan, 50 Stanton st.
COUPLE, English or Scotch, to take entire
Of small house In Greenwich, Conn.
inAn must garden run automobile. wife
cock; long references required. Greenwich
1920, or u 3l2. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

sATvTEELEE. MARY PIN PURSUANCE
Of an order Of Honorable John p. Cohaian
notice Is hereby given TO all person. hay-
ing claims against Mary P. satterlee, late
Of the County o: New York. deceased, 10
presept the Same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at her place OF transactinR
business. a. the once Of Ha.ght. San6ford
Smith Grimm, her attorneys at No AZ
william Street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. In the City OF New York State Of
New York. on or before the lst day Of
June. 1921. next
Dated New York. the 24th day OF Ne
yember. 1920
CATHARINE ". PHILIPsE.
HAIGHT. sANpFoRD. SMITH 4 Griffin
Attorneys for Executrix. once and P o.
Address, ~ William Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. New xerk City,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Cooks

CooK--Young Yrish girl; excellent cook
good references. O.. Miss HofMayers
Agency. 10 East 4Sd St, Cd door. reie-
phone so41 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

SECRETARY-Sins young man. with
initiative and set of brains. for secre-
tarial position must be an American born
Gentle and OF Protestant faith; preferably
familiar with aeronautics: position viii
require considerable travelling; applicant
must be rapid at shorthand. Address u
$40. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04

First New York Cavalry Post enter
tanned at musical yesterday in it's
clubhouse, 4So Washington Avenue.
brooklyn. The posts dinner will be
held next SATURDAY, night.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Inst nc ION

AUTO fNSTRUCT1oN--We teach repairing
and driving In short time. License guar
aDteed: ladies' classes: also Ford lessons.
American Auto School. I2S Lexington ave.
(69th). Plaza 40l6.