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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS.
THicr or MAiNE-pANlp W. HARRIS.
EflW Anp o. LATTER and WILLIAM l..
NiNGnoNE, individually and - composing
tHs rrm ~ HARRIS. LATTER COM.
pANN, Cotupin insnts, against EAST COAST
FISHERIES PRODUCTS COMPANY. De-
fenaant. ln Equiis No. so. oltpEE
rpor fhe pstition ~ George W. GO"thals
AID HARRY " Nrrriii. Receivers of the East
Coaaf Flshefiea rrrdncts Company, filed on
ths gam dny ~ uccember. 1890. for an order
nltted 90 obtain credit 81 borrow money
upon thr terms hereinafter described. and
after hsariuE counsei Tor enc petitioners q Is
ORDERED thaf the cufnplAinnfts aud de-
fsuharf o. rrln nu persons who have ap-
panred and filed notices ~ appearance here o.
M. and 40 crrdhgrs ~ IA defendant East
Coast Tishffies prsducfs Company. show
caue, before the Undersigned az q srecisi
Term 90 fhis Court 90 ~ held o. ihe Dour;
itnusf lu tlrc CITY % Portland state ana
iHsfriri uf Matne ln ard for snio uistricf.
81 t'Ir afh ds5 of lHuuafs. ip2i. af The hour
cf trr o'olc-E lu flle forenoon of said day. or
~ seoa thereafter a. cnunsei can ht hearo.
vtt an ufdUr 1f fnis Court should not b..
ua1 AID Nnfer~d authoftziug fhc said iie-
rtirrrs fn uhlain ffrdii nr horruu money o.
g. aH.auui uai iu oxcnss n fifig tlousaue
fnllars sH.elHi. Upon rFreitrft rcfitficait
on receivers nuirH. uf surh UfNer etldeucHs
$50 upon sufh fTrnls az may ~ d.tul"n at+
Nisapif. and uin titf ohiiEation ~ the ~
crivnfa iu repay fhe sanis OF maturity WIEN
tIfHresf slf0uiI uuf constitute 3 priority pa
shie uuf nf tlf nni ifrufuf aud asHrfH ~ We
rHiafH ufirr fn OFT fiatfiN ~ iNN mNHftNf q
rrnttfnfa nf fita aafHlHant above N@fuFN, nnr
whY rurh ofhft eUa fHfltfI uiiff rllcgsd
Not b. rfanfed na NAV ~ luai ana equitable
$50 li ~
FURTHER uEuEItlsn tnaf uofifr uf sia
hfariue o. rlvsu a. fniiutu
go w. Hnrtire uunn flH cpfuptniuAu'F $50
dffrnlhui. and Hu other uHfanur Hho NnNe
appeared nrd filad ntftsm ~ apr ufHnrs
hsroin. or their resp~ i''r attorney oi -.
turnfye. - e eUpl ~ this nrnef
$50 fw ufnlinW on ~ before itHceiuhHf q.
1870 a runt ~ fhiH urtWr 81 rnrh Nffhl'nr
hls iaaf kunuu place 20 buslrNss ur nN.
dress 81 shown hf fh. hnutH ~ filr Nffnnaant
Company, nnf
fsl ~ uuhlisfiuE rnrf ~ Nle ufhf a.
least twice uftnr tn Nnuwmff NfNs t"ais ln ftr
Portland uniiF preHs. nrwfpeunf ir Noft
land. Maine nnd fltr NNr NufH Nuu
fitfalf. = nfrauarof lr NHH Nurk fiff
Anf slrh nnfle Ffan fnflsffiuff frf. tN''
cumpieff hra Timely ne'ife ~ tha nfaft1s
sfnr aif
o. fnf fWafff
CWn a. WHEELER. Dinfa.
rfrflnna Maize firrnnihrf 2fili. 80
q ff
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FOR sALE--MIsCELLANEor

TO LET-Ciear and news stand. Hotel fiau
ders. % W. 41th. Apply To Mr.. SANIotN
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

] pay 2lec more than any one TOT Four iel'
niiurc. rugs. pianos PAINTINGS. BNISbbN.
~ University place (StuyNesant 223Sl.
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Borough of BrookIyn-saIe or Kent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long IsIand--Sale or Rent.
SrFTNGfJEf.D. l.. Houses and lots. bar.
gains. SCIfABEHORN, opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1917.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

An institution of national importance.
whose business wiH appeal te every
thinking man ana woman in thc United
States, L. now entering upon 1te financial
campaign an opportunity presents tsrlt
for responsible brokers auh statesmen WIN
ci-nte. 90 connect with a long-iifc prop
os!tion Of exceeding merit un Nrfy aa.s
tageOus terms. S'e OF write Nj. ktAihr.
room sl4, iiS W fath a.. - w. a.
AGENT in New York required hy leading
firm Scotch distiilers 90 undertake saie
within 4. =. A. Of famous proprietary brand
Scotch whisky within protisionr % Nstonal
! rohibition act Qualified well erfnhlishcd
firms only need apply Address "I'iatniotS.
Wn. porteous q Co. advcrtising WEruts
glasgow. scotland.
BAKERY TO rent, with ovens. Inquire Jan
itor. Gi5 LcnoN nV., New Nofk
BARGAtNi--iO0 German dolls 20 sell Write
Au.g ALTEs. Gas q. 5oth.
CORPORATIONS organized ard fmanooa.
adNice on business matters. iS'iihh
SLY, ~ ith av. SiuyNesaut o5e2.
ESTABLISHED well paying gsrarc for sale.
West Side location. S2u,V0 required. tTfmH
TO party with experience and clean nccurd.
Write BoN - 81. ~ Herald. 80 broad"hl.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
OR HALF INTEREST.
H. room modern hotel. latest improvements
long lease. good location, also Cycrilcnt
cafe adjoining: fully equipped with oricutnl
AFtlfNttAttF
sonable offer will handle ~ Hcfald. Tier
aid 3q
GARAGE.
Lease for sale. ~ years, .o.ouo square feet ,
possession Feb. 1; splendid building fof
truckmcu or garage. Apply on prefnircs,
i2s W. 18th st.: ask for SAVER; hfoNerr
protect I'd.
GARAGE manager with some capital Wishes
to connect with live party having Sio.WH
20 acquire profitable business nov under his
management; principal only. Write ~. A..
ITO Herald, $50 broadway
HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
You wish To sell without publi,Siy7 or re,h
ing associate with capital for expansion
See
RAYMOND :. FROST COMPANY.
SUCCESSORS TO ROBERTS FROST co,
joj FIFTH AVENUE. MURRAY IiIil. asai
LARGE OF small Investment ~ PRODUCING
concern of national scope assures eAr.p.
tlonal returns. g 1872 Herald. WaShingip1
Heights.
ONE HUNDRED men who have 81 .nO0
20 invest IN their own business. can
room COP. 80 Court st.. Brooltlyu.
OFFICE small; reasonable. Metropoluln "a
Opera House Studios. 1925 Broadvn1.
IROGREsslVE and fiourishing New Nori
indus.ria organization offers unparalleled
opportunity 10 investors with q Few hun
drcd dollars eacl (wthout srrvlces) Co par
tlcipa'e in enormous profits. the company,
sill IN infancy. holds monopoly on produci
contracts already closed sufficc dividend ~
TO ~ per cent this year: VIII Withstand
strict"st investigation; personnel ~ dlrro-
torato Of This company highest clasf. VII.
for fun IA rticulnrs,
WILLIAM y. MURRAY q co, tNC.
20G BROADWAY.
TO LET-Ciear and news stand. Hotel fiau-
ders u W. 41th Apply To Mr. SANloEN
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TWO and three roons also paflef flenf
ten minutes from War ~. pnasessisn i,r
mediateiy. NJ, ~ Cedar sf.
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rs NNT, . Vet .a'h =.
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GARAGE manager with some capital Wishes
to connect with live party having kio,WH
TO acquire profitable business nov under his
management; principal only. Write -. A..
ii0 Herald, $50 broadway.
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Borough Of BronN

pNNrDgON AN.. 2i1t.--Largc, light room.
adjoining bath. modern improvements suit
nhle one or two gcntlemen. Phone Fordham
1907.
MARBLE hill AV., . C225th st.. Bway) r.
Two nicely furnished rooms for couple on
business girl Kitchen privileges elevator
apartment Marble a775. apt. ~.
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Washington Hsights. abs.s Iesth -
Nest ~ Nth a..
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Hon~els-rpers.

uptfSEKEEpEH FOR one woman Of highest
r.stisyfabliiiy vili iaht charge OF apart
uisut siesp ont. nu objection 10 out ~ town !:
five years' reference from last place. only
responsible parties need answer. l. tgi Her
ala Herald ~.
ilti' sNitFf-rFr -tlaefiy woman. small
family GOOD plain cook mot servant iindl
ftiiahiN. neat best references. Y 1926 iIei-
Aid HarienigA
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

-
AcCol MIAMI iepl. payroll cost ann .cor
s'iThfinu Exp. fieusg. nun 80 Dloycd. hcrifes
responritls " ifiun n is-u Herald, fiarleul.
ACcorNT tNT h,sskk.. p-r. ferKs pafF iigir
scrticr. snuulo locse ntnitin~ taA report
crnrfRl acDpuufinc q l2~s ] aid. Fnhou -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT. DIS
TRrCT or MAINE--DANID W. HARRIS.
EDWARD y. LATTER and WILLIAM Il.
MiNGkoNE; indiyiagslly and ,i.n rs compesins olg
pANy. Complainants, against EAST COAST
rIsHEnIEs COMPANY. Defendant. In
Fqttty No. SOC ORDER.
Upon ihe petition OF George w. Goethels
ana Harry n. Nerrill. Receivers OF the East
Coast Fisherie- Company. filed on tho 24th
DAY 90 December, 1870. for an order to
Snow cause why they should not be per-
miiied 90 obtain credit or borrow money as
hereafter described, and after hearing coun-
ssi fDr the petitioners. y n
ORDERED that the complaiuants and de-
frndaut herein, all persons who have ap-
psared ard filed notices oi appearance here
in aud ali creditors ~ the defendant EasJ
Coast Fteheries Company. snow cause before
fhe tiidorgl lened al a Special Term of this
fs.,,tf tn h., held az tho Court House in the
tgIf 90 Portland. State and District of
FlaiIr. iu and FOR said District. on the 9th
dsv ~ January, 1921. a. the hour OF ten
q aioek n We forenoon el -AIa gay OF as
snon thereafter aS counsel can bc heard
why az order - this Court should not be
made and cNtTtcd authorizing the said Rc-
rpIvrrs 90 obtain credit or borrow money 10
o. amount not IN excess ~ One hundred
fnni.sand Dollars fsin0.nopj. upon receivers
certificates ui receivers notcs, or such other
effdencts and upon such terms as may be
. det med al, isable. and why the obligation Of
the Receivers 20 repay the same az maturity
with mfsrst should not constitute a priority
uavahie cut ~ tho net Income and assets OF
il. estate prior 90 nll claims of the unse-
rurra creditors Of the defendant above
named. and why such other and further re-
lisf should not be granted as may be just
and equitable. and VI ir
runTWER ORDERED that notice Of said
hearing be given follows;
fiA - ser, zoe upon the compliments and
attendant. aud all other persons who have
nppea red and filled notice of appearance
hereir, ur their respective attorney at
ioruUVs. ~ a copy ~ this order.
fal ny mailing on or before December -.
1890. q copy ~ fhis order 70 each creditor
~ hiH last known place of business OF ad-
dress as shown ~ The books % the defendant
company
fal nY publishing copy ~ this order ~
iea-t ics urinr 20 january an. 1921, IN tho
Portland naiN Press, newspaper IN Port
iauu. Maine. and fhe New York sun a.
Herald . newspaper In New York City.
And such notice shall constitute dur, fun.
complete and timely notice of the hearing
Aforesaid
ny fhr Court
GEO. g. WHEELER. Cicrk.
Portland Maine. December seth. 1870.
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FOR SALE-Gentieman' extremely hand
some raccoon fur coat; all selected skius.
Apply SIpT 90 u. 18th
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

ABOUT 1000 square feet, suitable for eight
car showroom and parts stockroom, j2u TO
10th St. between 9th and 10th avs: second
floor or above preferred. LAWSON, room
400. West 34th ST.. TO II only
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &C. 900 TO 60,00o 80.
IT., between nth and saith sts. West Side :
possession at once quick action guaranteed
HENRY l.. NfELSEN'S S office. 154 Nassau
st. Beekman 9110.
WE need llstings OF office space. o3d to
46th St, 18th to 7th av., inclusive, in units
of 800 so. IT. and less: give full details: we
have many calls for office space of this size.
SAMUEL KRCNSKY, INC. Marbridge Bldg.
broadway and 34th st
WE have clients for buildings, lofts. offices
and showrooms; let us know what you
have for sale or lease quick action. Depart
ment B. JOHN w. PARIS SON, INC, 1i1
w Seth st. Telephone Fitzroy 1904.
WILL lease or purchase garage; West o0th.
I. 203 Herald. Herald so.
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c1IAurFEtr.. :. MECHANIC ITALIAN.

CHAUFFEUR. well recommended aud has
always commanded good salary, would
like TO hear from family wanting first
class man: country preferred. III. Van de
Water 20 y. Grand av.. Baldwin. L. u
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.
Above son st.-saA A.. ,s NortA Ri'sr.
nrNTIeTs nTIIrE

AffN 10 = VI NN ~
-Four rooms and bath. nuw firepfeqf hN..1
Apply 40 West 1sth ~ Cninrtbns sAaa
NATIONAL STORAGE. iA Wet eoh - =
Storage 81 per monfh Naniond. notor vans
moving moderate rates i7n2 hit~rnide.
PETER srtTrNEs mt West &afh at
1, ?, roonns VI .osc ~ t1,Tpo
WEST END Av.. Tss-six iArre aeiside cor.
ner rooms. Al improvements tito
18Th. go WF9T tNEAR unoATN AAI.
New nine story firepfoui huiiaina foauns
s. 100. rooms. a. 500 ful eiFed kifrfrr
very spacious and hinf class iearleHiafe wm3s
session. Columbus atst
g2p. 3i4 W.--8 rooms. housekrrpian f,tafa.
foyer. bath. heantifuiiy tecoratea
ioan. cl1 W.-A l4nin nparirnstw ea Friuiai
floor. suitable Tor uhF sirlnr ArnF M
PECKELls. l.onracrr tiN
Washington HslEhfs. sboss Iesth -
Nest ~ sth a..
HAVEN Az. 5oo -Noasrn arawmfuf. IS
large roons. .srfS haplQ rriFi e.F
lookinE hudson 500 Apps supsrtnfeute.r
Bsr.ugh ~ nrsm-
MODERN three ard hnth 90 suhlnasF Dbl
Concours.. MEAD, ifunf 1ohn 1-tf
BoroaEh of nrookiyn.
TWO and three rooms also paflor fiaor
ten minutes from MRr ~ possession ifn-
mediAteiy. NJ, q. Cedar a.
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CHAUFFEURS-Wc have several good men.
with from 3 10 9 years reference on last
positions this Is not an employment bureau.
Society Of Professional Auto Engineers, 19iI
Broadway. Telephone Columbus l0216.
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4 GENnnAL MANAaER sALrs

soon open for engagement alert. aggressive.
efficient. cNpsrisncf iucludcs buN Ing general
merchandise. dspartmeui store management.
preparation ~ Newspaper and direct adNer-
Using, accounting aud pflicv mana gem ent.
credits and cOllecti0na. custom house work IN
connection with imports and exports. rartic-
ulnrlv successful in developing backward de-
partn.nts. over 80 vears experience in re-
falling, manufacturing importing and cN-
porting. $50 Herald. $50 Broadwas-
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COUNTRY BOARD.


Mesicbr-fer.
wOCKi.ANp MANOR
pOCKLNNn Az. NAM AttoNiA'k. y ".
ideal winter homo. tirIfttrits, Nof whf'f
heating hafhHs tir uer werk, ups ard
NiGu SCilooi ApjoiNtNli
ENrclieuf table. Own cows tNlfkfif Ria
gataae. aapd foutwgftnr uiftanr",
TI,f fleTNnNE MAEpNhch co.
oCKLEpCE MANOR HuTEls
lsl Bruce nv-A Tow desirable runfns up'n
for engagement. Nontcrs aSti
Ns~ terk.
Ci;II.BTIsS's COUNTRY HOTEL.
Near Ncu YORK Ehg.
ts Through husineFE p" -smetfi. aifiifulih
sou are unable 10 give your children essen
iiai attention and lraiuiug, they can thq
the happiness and health the} 80 need. ann"
beautiful surrounding and away from cig
danger.
Mothers care. breathing exercises, trainiug
OF temper and proper food. iieasonahlf tA'oH'
Unlike Institution.
DR. FAUST.
valley Cottage. y. 4.
Phone couger" ~
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED

NANTEb.-For rent. one year. begin MAY
1871. with or without option Of buying.
room house. Garden city or vicinity Of on
nilc. II i2s6 Herald Fulton ST.
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An 0drortisemcr: ~ ne Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers veal possibility Of
rocorc,hlO yoUr lost property.
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rooms ground flcor aIe rirns nf
12d 20 a6fh st.. yicinify West Ena ~.
physician. L. A.. 80 lierald, Herald RI
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New Jersey.

FARM, 81 acres. main road, near red Bank
pgtato, poultry, truck. NJ y. TETrEY.
EeH Bank ". j.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
From Eattcry TO fttt ~. Inclusive.
GREENwICH VILLAGE.
81 Grove 81 hall block from sheridan "a
elevated. two and three large, light rooms.
baths. lSitcherctteR open firepaces. elevator,
Ml3LTzER 4 ri BY
Sheridan "a. Phone Spring 112.
iiTli 81. ~ west.--Large living room.
open freplsce. large bedroom. outside
: IRVING WALSH. Watkins 34ss
so WASHINGTON PLACE--rwo rooms, BATH.
pautryette and porch southern exposure;
sll modern improvements; 81 900 year.
Abo,c Iith ~. to 5oth st. unclusivej.
East River to North River
per month; lease: references Mrs L.
MACKLIN. i72 Lexington av.
1915 EAST 2TTH sI..
se,%esm Mad%sG9 % aoo rooms sin centrally located
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
18TH STREET.. i5t WEST.
near Broadway Hand ome . room and bath
Apa rtments. excellent heat. hot water sup
ply furnished or unfurnshed; moderate
rents.
]. ARTHUR FISCHER 600 9th Az.
18Th. G2 w.-Two dcyirable. sunny. rooms.
NTH ST. 20 WEST.
Two rooms. kitchcnettc and bath; par
quct floors. steam heat. electric light large
closets ready for occupancy; rent 81 900 20
~ so: also one largo studio on aecOnd noor,
size 30x20 with private bath and private
hallway; rent 81 600. Apply on premises,
or sLAWSON q HOBBS. i62 Wcst I'D.
5STIT iJs W.-Attrsctivc room apartment
high class building. Apply superintendent
Above jgth st.-Jth Az. 90 East River.
DOCTORS OFFICE.
lGi EAST GiST Sr.
Reception room furnished. consulting room
snd iBvatoiy; rent $40 yearly, includes
hall and switchboard service of the highest
type; accessible via l. n. r. and r. Il. T.
subwavs, -" aud surface lines. suitable for
two doctors. Inquire on premises or BprG-
LAS r.. EtITMAN a. co. Agents. ~ East
igth a. Tel plaza 1900
MADISON Av., Gio CIioffman Arms)
corner apartment, . large rooms aud bath;
seventh floor, elevator; moderate rent.
s1rH. PARK av.. entire floor large rooms
bath, Wtchcnette. Tel. LenoN 1870
srTH ST., i2O E.--5 rooms and bath, all Inn
provoments; new law house, Inquire Of
supotinfendent.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.

BROADWAY, 4s7. cor. Broome st., 18th
floor, 1000 So feet. light on three sides,
will divide; for office purposes only. r. J.
landt T475
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tamm.ls..-s. a.

a. tffsfInteH f.ieffd Hhffa 1aN'a w0rE
nnaiI nafHH nlHr tfaFH rFfennal rriers
afaa fln Msfrfur sIHf. fodfofN 4iM West
fNfHf
f.AfrN UNNaF rnl4ftf. takrs small wash
NnfNH hH fla anreIl ~ ptffNs also mon =
HaFH nI fii.fa ai fihs elth sarr, raflFs,
c1s W iaffn
TAtfN lYttfsa as'afuprfrut woman lnhes
fauntifN nufas 4 first DAYS iu MrNh only pri-
Vnfn faf.Nf. ~ ~ Gas fFferNftrWs AnHu ~.
rrifr AHrsffieef. care iunn, iNf W iosd "a
f.tfNfN.Fae FnHnU eniafed oman. ~ bal
firlr p4mre nuuAitN rufeftnuea. 1t3 W
srth st rmrr hruoehWeprr
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
unfurnIshed.

ONE or two rooms and hath. hear MaaaeaH
av.. between a5th and 6lth Sta FURNISHED
on unfurnished; give price. 4 "a Herald.
Herald Sq.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED. improved New York city prop
crty In exchange for modern country platc
~ excellent condition, add cash. :. OSGOOT
IFlL a co. Tel 1910 Vanderbilt. II West
44th 81.
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Above I4th st. to 5sth 81. QncIusive,.
East River to North River.

FOR RENT-600 square feet National AHso-
citation Buildings good light and ventila-
tion: modern office. Telephone Vanderbilt
1294 for particulars.
FOR rent, floors, S0xiO0. light on four sides.
523-5ao sth av., near 36th -. Phone Van
derbilt 1888
TOP loft and store, i24 w isth ST.: 81 500
each; in modern building 25x9a. DURoSS
COMPANY, 155 West i4th 81.
42D ST, 505 west-25x1O 100. new store. - H.
ceiling, part of cellar included steam heat.
electricity. suitable for any kind OF business
or manufacturing.
Borough of Manhattan--Nii ccIlaneous.
FOR NORTHUMBERLAND POSSESSION.
2i White St, j00Ni00, fifth floor (top).
133 w. cath ST.. 25Xl00. first loft.
343 w, 26th. 63Xl00. s. )re and basement
floor capacity 200 lbs; loading platform.
l2S Bleecker St, 25xl0O. fourth loft.
POSSESSION FEBRUARY T.
100 Bleecker St. 25xi00 store and basement.
Phone OWNER. Longacre 2I2e.
FOR In warehouse and manufacturing
RENT. district about 1900 so. feet. In
strong. fireproof building with sprinkler sys-
tenn: heat: passenger and freight elevator
service power available; reasonable rental.
s. OSGOOD PELL g. CO.
Tel. 561O Vanderbilt. II w 44th st, y. y.
OFFICES LOFTS. WAREHOUSES, SHOW
ROOMS, all sections. J. CLARENCE
DAVIES. 80 Nassau ST.. John III. 81 +.
49d St. Vanderbilt 9i75.
OFFICE and desk space by hardware manu-
fncturer; attractive store: heat and light.
II 561 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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ATTENTION. STOCK EXCHANGE MEM-
BEESi

Young man. aged -. former order clcrt
and trader, wishes position ns junior Gus
/, mers' man: ia indies al present ten active
traders: well educated. Christian: uaaia fur-
nish excellent references. BoN X. .s6 Macon
81 ,l;lyu. n Y.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
INHERITANCE TAXES
COLLECTED IN YEAR

From estates of deceased persons
opened and closed within the last
twelve months in Pueblo county, there
has been paid inheritance tax totallins
s23. .347.42
There were nineteen estates closed
within the past year. the largest
amount Of Inheritance tax paid being
$1S.649.S6, and the smallest $S4.70.
Following is the list of such estates
as described, with the amount paid an
der the Inheritance tax law by each:
Patrick J. Ryan, s5i.07: Dora Torkel,
s64.02: Tom Brown, $46; William Young.
s73669; Nancy A. Cross, $91.i6 William
S. Taylor. $S1.73: l.. E. Brown, s3s7.14;
James Lewis, s157.74: E. D. Knapp.
s115.51; James NJ. Sare, s142.5 George
Roersch, $500: Hugh NJ. Smith. ss2f7;
Joe Stanko. $sS.92; ]. Breetwor. 1854 13;
George H. Crouch, sS4.70; Julius Fist,
81. .537 10: Whitney Newton, $1S,649.ee:
Jesse G. Morton. sS2oSs; Margaret
Mccarthy. s659.3T
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
cIossed Air Passages Open at
once-Nose and Throat Clear.

II your nostrils are clogKed and your
head stuffed because of. catarrh or a
cold. get Ely's Cream Balm at any
drug store. Apply little of this pure.
antiseptic, germ destroying cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your
head and membranes. Instant relief.
How good it feels. Your head Is
clear. Your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
choked up and miserable. Relief Is
sure.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
The Mothers Congress and
Parent Teachers Association
MRS s. CUNNINGHAM, Press Chairman, Phone s4se-w

The postponed meeting Of the Min
nequa circle will be held on the 23rd
Edison circle Wednesday at p. m.
Child Welfare and Infant Hygeine
chairmen will meet at the welfare sta
ton Monday Nov. 2s at 2:30 o'clock.
1.-THE Little Clown given by the F.
T. A. Nov. Is at the Rialto theater,
was a decided success IN every way.
A full house afternoon and evening
and everyone laughing and happy.
Tickets were sold by the school chill
dren with the following results: Cen
Fountain. $3.50; Central grade, s46;
, Lincoln, $l2.95; Columbian $13.15;
Hinsdale, $3.50; Sommerlid. s2S.9o; 1rv-
ing, $3.50; Lakeview. s3.45; Minnequa,
1925. The general fund and the hos
pital fund will share equally in the
net proceeds.
The Finance committee takes this
opportunity of thanking all who SO
generously gave of their time especial
ly the teachers and children, the daily
papers, the Rialto theater mapage-
ment and the school printing depart
ment. Mrs. Vernon Brown, Chairman.
Remember the Boys Loan Fund! 1t
u due November so according to the
OO08eI. InlS IS part ol ouT WoI n
We cannot neglect. The money is need
ed early in the year, and help given
to boy at the right time may deter
mine If he be skilled or unskilled la
Dor, or have a profession. 1t was Phil
lips Brooks who said, He who helps
q child helps humanity with a distinct
ness, with an immediatenees. which no
other help given to human creatures In
any other stage of their human life
can possible give again"
There was a good attendance OF
mothers at Carlile school on Thursday
afternoon. The children of Miss Sara
Lou Harrison's room cleverly acted a
little health drama and gave a group
OF their school songs. Mrs ]. F. Keat-
ing talked on Disarmament" and Miss
Harrison on "HowT Reading Educates
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
Refreshments were

the Children Refreshments were
served.
Vineland and Lakeside had short
program by the primary grades of
both schools after which the regular
business was considered. Mrs. Millar
Chapel and Mrs. ]. E. Vestal gave in
teresting readings on THE Early
Training of Children in the Home"
Alpha Bieckel read paper on the
Cooperation of the Teacher and
Parent" and the Rev. r. D. Mullhol-
land gave short talk on 'Disarma-
ment." The next meeting will be at
Lakeside on December 15
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

In Uganda the person of the king Is
regarded as sacred. He is never al
lowed to walk outside his own en-
closure but Is carried on the shoulders
Of chosen men. The shoulders Of these
men are treated with reverence. and
no man. not even a friend. is allowed
to place his hand upon them In q
familiar manner.
Furniture casters are now made of
compressed leather.