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New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Maritime Miscellany
NEyY YORK

June 2b--Carrying crew of 100 cadets,
entering upon their final course of train
ing as deck and engine room officers. the
Y 5 y Newport training ship OF the New
York state Nautical School. sailed to-day
on Il three months cruise to the Mediter-
ranean. She will call at several Italian
ports.
June 24-Str Egantier. In port here,
took fire in the coal bunkcrs yesterday
afternoon and was still burning to-day.
June 24r~Schr Lincoln, which left port
here yesterday for Georgetown, s G., re-
turned to-day leaking badly 4
HALIFAX. June ae--The Shipping Board
beund from Norfolk for Portland, Eng
land, reached here to-day in tow OF the
str tAsabeth. ~
June 2S--str West Harcuvar, Norfolk
for Falmouth, which left port here this
afternoon. returned at midnight with steer
ing gear trouble: expects to complete re-
pairs and proceed 81
HAVANA, June 25---According to Con-
sui General Hurst ut Havana, Cuba, in
spite of the financial depression of the
present year and the moratorium. duties
the Cuban custom houses during the first
four months of 1921. against $13,3 900
ouR,ng 1he pearTespgnains per9q oI as2o
Glen, which arrived here from New York
on June 20. has air pump broken; Will re-
SAN FRANCISCO. June 25-captain
Robert Dollar and wife, who sailed from
Seattle to Shanghai on the liner Wenatchee.
VIII continue around the world on the
freighter Robert Dollar in order that Cap
tain Dollar may make a personal survey OF
the ports. of call OF his new round the
world service. They will arrive at New
York in October an return overland to this
city. Shipping men say that the transfer
OF the four .coa!-burring batteshps. Texas,
Arkansas Wyoming and New York, from
the Pacific TO the Atlantic fleet, will virtu-
ally eliminate the shipment of navy coal
from Norfolk to this coast in which trade
two or three vessels have been sailing
| mcnthly.
;, Carrying us passengers. the Japanese
inner iaiyo Maru, ex-Captain Finisterre,
arrNeq mere to-day. completing her first
trans Pacific run. The vessel, s74s tone
net is owned by the Japanese government
subsidy. "''i'
one thousand bars of silver. worth
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Cleared

Str San Jose (Am). Captain Walker,
Santa Marta; United Fruit Co.
Str Henry r Mallory (An), Captain Bor-
stow. havana; n & Cuba Mall Steam
ship Co
str Rolf Jarl (Nor). Captain Gartner,
christitns: o Stray Steamship Corp.
Str 3ula tAm), Captain Morris, Curacao
Bliss ballet & Co.
Str San Lorenzo (Amo, Captain Foss.
San Jaan. Ponce N Y & Porto Rico Steam
sh.s a. Go; 0ivr, No ,nr, c.,t.,n u.v. so,t,
amp,on: White Star Line.
Str Belita tNor), Captain Thorvaldsen,
Aansaniio; Atlantic Fruit Co.
IS, Str Nils (Norl. Captain christopherson.
8 frogreso, Vera Cruz; Munson Line.
Str East Cape (Aml. Captain Jones.
Bremen and Hamburg; Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Francisco (Brl. Captain Wikens,
Antwerp; Elerman's Wilson Line.
Str oregonan (Am). Captain Eaton.
hamburg; United American Lines. Inc.
Str Iroquois (Aml, Captain Mckenzie,
Monte Crsti; Clyde Steamship Co.
str comanche tAm). Captain Staples,
Jacksonville: Clyde Steamship Co.
ctr Charlton (Am), Captain Danielson.
Norfolk; Hasler Brothers.
str Ell Lago (Am(, Captain Lange, New
oreans; Southern Pacific Co
gtr surico {Am). Captain Powell. Nor
'olk; States Marine & Commercial Co.
str. Hamilton tAm). Captain Nelson. Nor
iotk; Old Dominion Transport Co.
str Delaware (Am), Captain Robinson,
session; Eastern Steamship Co.
str Ei Alba (Am). Captain Halsey. Cal
seston: Southern Pacific Co.
:, str kittegaun tAm), Captain McCol-
cough. Norfolk; Black Diamond Steamship
Corp.
!. slr Josiah Macy (Am). Captain Hendry,
Norfolk; Robert I. Hague.
eu Winston Salem (Am). Captain Me-
henzie. Norfolk; u S Shipping Board.
str Dochet (Aml, Captain Fornason
norfolk; Oriental Navigation Co.
or West Lashaway (Am), Captain Far
TOW, PhiladpiQhia IdShcn Maf.
Tory G. Co.
STR America (Am), Captain Rind, Ply
'heuth: Y Mail Steamship Co.
us echs Flo + Nader (Br), Captain Nader
Manone Bay; Gimarti s. Co
sS schr Elizabeth tBr). Captain Petite
Sydney; Willet Martin Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
American Ports

BALTIMORE, June 25--Arrived: Strs
Tsmpao Tsna NfS Ena York Kew YgsE vss Ns
EmmanueIe III New York; Emergency
Aid, Philadelphia, 1Iford tBr). Antwerp
Mount Seward. Hamburg; Hawkeye State.
San Francisco: Nemaha, Hamburg and
Bremen via New York
Z BOSTON, June 25--Arrived: Strs Wini-
fredian (Br), Liverpool; Everett, Newport
News; Lake Faribault. Jacksonville Qatter
two 24thl. Sailed: strs Potomac tBr).
London; Dclisle. Aarbus and Copenhag gen;
city of.Atianta, Savannah: Juniata, Nor
folk and Baltimore Ontario Philadelphia.
LeYisa, Norfolk Qstter 24th).
CHARLESTON. S c, June 25--Arrived:
strs Dundrennan, Belfast; Liberty Land,
Norfolk and San Francisco tput in for re-
to Jacksonville; Lake Elsmere, jackson
vile and proceeded to Boston; welka.
JACKSONVILLE Junue 25-Arrlyed:
tNor}. Barbados schrs Melvin P Smith,
cardenas: Mabel Nuevtas.
tNorl. Port Barrios; Quabbin. Tecomate.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 25--Ar-
rived: strs Upo Mendl. tspl.,. n!Doa Great
Las Palmas; Mantabula New York; High
mead CBr). Brernerhaven, Sailed; strs
Woodfield fBr). London; Remeura lBr),
London; Eongelo (Nor9s Now, York; Rina
Dan). New York: Sgtorpco, Birkenhead;
sunewoo Birkenhead,
NoRFoLK, Va. June 25--Arrived; strs
delphia: Mur!a (Ger). Cristobal: Jeseric
(Br), Caleto Csolosa Dakotan, New York:
West Queeche. Liyerpool: Yseldijk (Du).
Baltimore Naptahala, New York Mime
sotan, Gibraltar; Bristol. New England;
Stephen r Jones, New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Jitne 26---Arrived: Strs
San Mateo. santa Marta; Persier, Ant
werp; schr Planter Colon. Sailed: Strs
Zuderdijk GD) Rotterdam; i3raeboin,
(Swed}, Gothenburg, etc: Salina QD. Glib
raltar
PORT EADs. La. June 25---Arrived strs
Baldhtl, Mobile. Gold Shell, Newport
News Iianeoek County. Mobile 9uist-
conck. Galveston; Oswego. - New York;
Western Chief Mobile. Sailed: Strs Bag
noif 1D. Italy; Capelhall, Port Barrios;
cauto, Cuban ports; Dartfora, Tasnpco:
Frsia tpt,.. Amsterdam; Lake Fisher,
Vera Cruz; I.ucerna tBr). Dunkirk Mat
tole. Tampico; omoa taond), Havana.
PORTLAND, Me, June 25--Str tipo-
genus. Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, June 25--Arrived: Str Q T
Waring. Baton Rouge. Sailed; Strs Hano-
ver Bremen and Hamburg: Bessie Dollar
tBr), Japan and China CITY OF Savannah,
New York. 81
TAMPA, Fla, June 25--Arrived; Strs
Crude Oil New Orleans, Mesca, New York,
sailed d. strs Nsrwhas Nueya Guerona;
schr Klondike {fsr), Grand Cayman.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Sailed Yesterday

strs Olympic (Br). Southampton Paris
FRI, Havre; Celtic tBrl Liverpool; Vol
unteer tAm), Norfolk; Montana (Nor),
Tampico; Eglantier (BeIg), Philadelphia;
Saugus (Am). altimore; Lake Elmont
tArn). Tampa; Algeria tBr}, Glasgow
zuiia tAm) La Guayra; Emperor of India
tBr), Reykjavik; Matanzas (Am). San
tiago Pastotes tAm). Havana; Maine
'tBr) Londo1; Assyria (Br), Liverpool;
San Lorenzo tAm). San Juan; Edith (Am)
San Juan: Hamilton (Am), Norfolk; Henry
Z Mallory tAm), Havana; Steel Ranger
tAfnl, Honolulu: Florence Luckenbach
tAml. Rotterdam; Eastern Moon tAm),
Norfolk: Fort Hamilton (Br1, Bermuda (:
training ship Newport tArn) Ponta Del
gada strs Rotterdam {Dt}, Rotterdam: !:
Tuscan prinae OBJ, Shanghai; Comanche
tAm), Jackionville; Amazon Maru tJap),
Kobe; VAUGHN {Fr), Bordeaux; Tuscaloosa
City tAm). Rosario; Belita tNor). Matan.
zas: Lake Arthur tAm). Richmond; Rolf
Jari (Norl Christiania; City. of Oran
tAinl. Madras; John Bluner (Nor), Ma
sanzas; Iro9uois tAn), Puerta Plata Chi
cago tFf}. Havre; Dochet (Am), Norfolk
Kittegaun tAin9,s Norfolk; El Alba (Ain),
Galveston; Gro (Nor). Baltimore; West
Lashswayi tAm). Genoa; Ell Lago (Am).
New orsans; bark Haabet (Br), St
Johns n r.
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Mayarc, pemerara. . !. 800 AM 500 AL
SixaQa, Cristobal. $3.50 AM 1000 al
Mohawk, Jacksonviila ~---~----~--- 1890 nj
Sail "Wednesday

Cosnmhia, Trieste. ..., $50 AM 1900 NJ
caracas, Curacao. ..,s.. $50 AM 1l.e0 A
Sa;l Thursxiay
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Reports by Wireless
From the u. s. Naval Station

a
IDistance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified. |
Akita Maru lat 40 20 lon ~ As PM
Alabama f5o wsw Sand Key June "a.
Alta lat 3S 21 lon 7S 20 Z PM June "a,
Arcinnore i2o w Sand Key June "a.
ssmnfon 100 ss = hayahps fro Morsbsaa cv PM
Tune e02l a. " '''A'' -N0' ei''aN N'''' : NJ
Bsnta 400 S Ambrose June "a.
Betheiridae IA 70 nmbrose IN June e5
Bradford so7 n Taiara PM June 20.
Bristol pd Cape Henry june rs.
British Peer ~ ssW sand Kew Jpne "a
cartago 200 south Pass June rs.
Cerro Ehsno . 8 Toyey Rocss Jure "a
charles pratt IA 70 Fowey Rocks .Iune "a.
CITY Of Alma 7sg Il Ambrose Tune a.
City m Of Als5T rureka sa' To ENE Zane cam, Hcnrv
I,re % .. oo
p, ouhs -; =. ,e r, us.,s p,,
Oi1,men' Inner % : morse eo . san frahe'seo I'm
'uh1 80 a.
Cook 90 Hatteras June -
crssnorne csa 1 i4e . sN W. Ha.eeras '9Re @ - "a %
! baniel I Weps'er of ny espe rear
Jnne a.
bante Aleghieri lat 10 b4 Ion 40 IL June "a.
Delight 7l3 w Hatteras Pm June 23.
EAST side s9l cape Henry June -. 9,
eastern Coast $40 Cape Henry June -,
eastern r. sun 0ag Hatteras June ~. %
Edmore 1416 W Seattle 9 PM une -.
Edward = Doheny III 10 NE Sand Key
June -.
t1iSdhe oV pto fodHu i>SS ouHe
Federal 10 NV Tortugas June "a
Franklin Lane 40 Hatteras June "a.
Frederick r Kellogg 49, Nantucket
Shoals June "a.
Gaffney 161 Ambrose June 26:
Gargoyle 633 ID Ambrose juno "a.
Gen w c Gorgas 2o1 NE Colon June 21.
Granite state 1S2I w Honolulu PM
June %.
II Folger SS4 S Hatteras June "a.
Holyoke Bridge 80 s Winterquarter
June "a.
| Houma 112 S Jupiter June "a
| Hudson 3oA2 p Ambrose June "a.
Indiana Bridge e Nantucket june 25.
Inspector % Jupiter June "A.
] r Gordon 80 w Tortugas Juno "a.
Jssona 12s e Ambrose June %
teilehaven passed Sand Key June %,
Lake Faristel 151 Jupiter June "a.
Liberty Minouas passed Hatteras June "a.
Madras City passed SAND Key June "a.
Massasoit 20 n Fowey Rocks June "a
Sinne sotan 3l3 e Cape Henry June a.
Minnewawa 177 NV Tortugas June 30
Montelair s ,,r sss = 4 Ambrose June "a
Mount Clay 500 Ambrose June %.
Muskogee 81 " Sand Key June "a.
Nelson SoS 10, n Paio Blaneo June "a.
nora i1o SAND Key June 70.
Sld North ssate e. Z, $3.50 ambrose June s5,
OriSaba lat "a w !pngT2 "a June "a. az
Oscar D Bennett Great Isaac 10 AM
June 20,
Pasraguay ~ SW SAND Key June "a
Poeahontas aS4 w gibraltar June "a.
Potomac $40 f. Ambrose June "a.
praneess ma Matoika y S'lea IL Ambrose June "a
quaker Guy all " cape henry June "a.
hlchconcal lSe w SAND Key June "a.
ROTTERDAM tDu tk) passed Carysfort PM
% % June -;
nynaah 4fV IL ,amorose June "a.
sM spaulding ss,a g IS s, !, Sc, Sand Key June a.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

si,ooo.noo. 3, went out on this pnclho Mail
una,n, amar ae2nad9r to the Orient to-day, The
ea as'ei tran 1oos me rst fnlLfargo on an Aeri-
snip +rAnMe M@Roid bringing cargo OF
sngar, ~ out thirty days from Honolulu
port the British steamer Tahiti sailed veg
terday for Wellington, n, carrying lis
passengers and 2.5oo tons of cargo.
shA.rTLh. June 2S-4Thc Shipping board
liner silver State arrived here to-day on
| her maiden voyage from New York Tho
run from San Francisco was made In forty
f four hours, breaking the previous record of
me ~. steamer President in 1910. Seattle and
ssrenerton We're called before the Public
mc.Vics ,,s :, sominiasoa on claim of patrons
and comfortable service,
rne Aanirai Line announced that a re-
auSIon eorn, tariff for tho Puget sound-Cal.
Iornla service was being worked oat' ',h
be effective July /.
SAN PEDRO--Str Harry I.uckenSa.-.,
( rived rived here, yesterday in tow CT the str
Ley, Lewis luqkenbach, also from New York,
ran short OF fresh water and she was
'0Trsed roaT 70 sef Shsltsr in Magaasna Bay
eapned salmon loaded this month on the
sns s',,rs Iape Roman md Charles H. Cramp
shipnsd ,il DI'ng f sne total Of tho. 1920 pack
to half million cases
PORTLAND--Capta Y. Naito OF the
Jap. al. str str Port said Maru was fined $1,000
to
mltting six Japanese stowaways to go
ashore from his vessel @
VANCOUVER-Laden with 5000 tons of
1000 and clothing for Near East relief
TO be discharged at Constantlnople the
british str Esther Dollar sailed for the
Orient yesterday,
SPAIN. June 25--In an effort to stimu-
lata, and strengthen the Spanish merchant
marine. the government has again put
into operation a law that has been in aus-
pension Tor some years, providing for pay
ment by the government OF premiums
varying according to the size and cost, for
the construction of vessels of more than
100 tons. Such ships must not fly other
than the Spanish flag and may not be sold
to foreign concerns.
1 BALTIMORE June 25.---with cargo and
more than 100 passengers for San Fran
cisco and the Hawaiian Islands, by way of
havana, the Canal. and Los Angeles, the
Matson Navig alton Line str Hawleye State
Sailed from here to- day, filling the sailing
of the Buckeye State of June II, when that
vessel met with an accident In the bay and
returned. -
Two of thecBlake Line of steamers out
ward bound from Baltimore, have fallen
Conechatta, Captain Breedon, bound TO
Manchester picked up the Suwied, from
New York for Bilboa, Spain and got her
into Punta del Gado to-day. The West
Colina Captain Blake, from this port by
way of Norfolk for Manchester, has the
Maiden Creek in tow and is expected to
deliver her at Liverpool tomorrow
William Henneberry, young, Canadian
with war record, came n stowaway on
the Donaldson Line steamer Parthcnia
ported by the immigration authorities, al
though an effort was made through the
British Consul TO have him sent to his
home In Canada.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
aunNos AyRns. juno ss--str strahe

tBr,
GALLAo, June 24---str sherman.
,., .,NAlPARAtSO. June 24-Str Santa
iivERpooL. June a4--str eleslyoa
(arl,
DUNDEE. Juno s4 str Fails city tBr,.
{Brl.
sxAUcKLANp, June 2s--strs Armagh (Br),
sFr}. "a
GENOA, Juire 1o--Str Pesaro Cty,
TRIESTE June 13--Str Argentina (It).
f; a NrWERP, juno 22---str8 Croxteth Hall
tBr}.
Departures for New York
CALCUTTA. June 2o---Str Tosa Maru
tdapl.
laiNERpoor4 June 24--str Admiral coch,
rane tBr).
GENOA, June fs---str Duca d'Aosta (It)
ROTTERDAM, June a3~Str Gustayshoim
tSwed)
,BuENos AyREs. June s4--str Boswell
jBTA 7
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Wlnds 81 Sea To-day
Arrived Yesterday

str Ariowsy, Rotterdam, June Q: TO tho
ssreey steamship Line in ballast; Pier ss,
Bklyn-
Nsniss June ls. Palermo June .l3; 70 James
w Mweli & Co; with SO frst, 90 second
easir. 90 steerage pass mails and mdse;
sist St Eklvn.
SIR Banan (Nor>, Santa Marta, June IS:
10 the United Fruit Co; with fruit Pier
isER.
str swiftarrow, Loecs. June is; to the
swi,tsurs Transport Co; with oil; Sinclair
Rsfnery. Tremby Point N j.
M gune II; 20 the New York & Cuba Mai;
stesmshp Co: with two cabin. eight steer
axe pass and mdse Pier 1s, Bklyn.
str Gro (Nor). juno 4; 80 the Kinsley
steamship Lines: in ballast: anchored off
Str Mentauk. London, June 10; to the
Atlantic Transport Line: with rndse; Pier
ST. Tokiwa Maru tJap>. Gibraltar, Juno
II; 10 the Nippon Yusen Kaisha: in bal
last; Pier 90. Clifton. S 1.
str wm Penn. Philadelphia. June "a. to
uaited American Lines; Harbor d ID.
Str Thessus (Br), Leghorn. June 9: to
Becth Line: with mdse; Pier 8, Bush Docks,
Bklyn.
SIR Acropoiis. Censtantinople May IS,
Pirasus May IS. Patras June 2, Gibraltar
June 10; to stephanidis Benss Co, with
~ GAeiHt SVA StSeTGScG passengers ana
ndse PIER 5. Hoboken.
Str Theseus, Leghorn June s. Gibraltar
june IL to the Booth Lines, with ndse
Pier G. Bush Docks. Bkiyn.
Str Clan Machines tBr). Cochin May 6,
Fort Said May 20 Marseilles June 2,
t;ibraltar June 5. Boston June 90; to Bar
Der & Co, with ndse; Pier IS. Bklyn.
str Dirigo. Port Arthur June 16 to
Texas Go, with oil; Texas Co Docks, Ber-
gen Point. j.
Str Jamestown Norfolk June 23: to Old
dominion transportation Co, with mdse
Fer rs, n r.
u S Conner. Newport, r I anchored
of ssth ST. n r,
STR Dixiano returned from trial trip; to
American Sugar Transit Co; anchored off
Stapieton, 8 |.
Str ouillota tBr). Cristobal June IT: to
Sanderson & Sons with passengers. mail
and mdse; Pie-A42, n r.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Irans-Pacific Mails

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Postoffiee and City Hall Postofrlce
station, New York, at p. ns. . follows.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China, Siberia.
French Indo-China. Netherlands East
Indies (except SumAtra), and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco. steamship
Taiyo Maru, June ~.
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mall for New zea~
land. via San Francisco steamship Ven
tura. Juno so.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
i. c., steamship Niagara, July l.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

SALES MANAGER for open territory want
ed as exclusive representative for most
needed and best selling auto accessory
bar none. This Is proven article with no
compet etition, made by a long established
company Don't answer unless you can
finance order to secure agency. Alcemo
Manufacturing Company. I45 Bridge st..
Newark, n. j. -r1St
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
STENOGRAPHERs.

Three Spanish American stenographers
single men, preferably American citizens
who have lived in Cuba and who speak and
write Spanish: must be first class English
stenogra pliers; position would entail travel
ing in Cuba for period of to months
Write Box @. @. iii st. Paul Building
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

SALESMAN wanted. preferably with cleo
,rcal experience, to sell General Electric
Mazda lamps in New York and New Jer-
sey: proit-sharing basis; splendid oppor-
tunity 1or a live wire who is not afraid of
work. Write. stating age, nationality and
experience, ID 432, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
AGENTS WANTED

SELL our book OF DRINKS H{by, One
who Knows}: tell how olnake hundreds
of exhilarating and refreshing drinks |;
conforms with all laws; everybody, every
where wants it; agents reaping harvest ;
write for particulars Namreh Publishers
Dept. A, 449 Broome st, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
FpreigrlaPor


MONTEvIDEo. June s3.--str crofton
Hall.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

CHAMBERMAID. capable of combining
position of lady's maid when required ;
cheerful disposition and willing; age 25 to
30 wages $50, with advance IL found sal It's
factory; nearby on Long Island; state age
experience lind nationality. G 765. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

JAPANESE. Emplosment Agency.
J - ~ -O~ Most reliable .iomestic
help furnished. 26 w. 4Sd.. Tel Van'biit ssss.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
THE OFFICE
OF
PRESIDENT

of large, welIi Known and snc-
cessful steef MISUNDERSTANDING COR
poratioD, located near New York
City, Is vacant. The directors
want for this position a man of
high business caiiber who is pre-
pared TO devote consi6era bIe
portion of has time to the actual
management. of the enterprise and
10 invest minimum OF $4,000 for
substantive interest in the COM
pany. Tf1bl company is in an adj
mirable Business and financial
position. detng business with many
of the LARGEST concerns in Tho
United States, and it's CONNER
cial and financial record will bear
the strongest examination from an
investment standpoint. For fur
ther partIculars address T. r., p
.. Box S72, city Hall Station. New
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
- a. = y
AUTOMOBILES a FOR SALE
HOLMES
ARTCRAFT SEDAN.
40 LET FoR Rus1N Ess PURr0sEs

EAST SAD, 42o-store. .seax fsr,.v ofs5a.,
! business not depeaaingI on, neighborhood
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Sail Friday

Ai'Ianca, Nristobal.,., .i0S0 AM
Sail SnfnrfinY
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERT SIN 6
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamhcrmaids

CHAMBER MAID WAITR EsS, nice look
ing, refined young Irish girl; references;
$50. Excelaior Agency, $50 Lexington
t63d). Plaza 2642. Appointments by
phone Sunday, II to q.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

WOMAN of good standng In her com
munity to take orders Tor trees, shrubs
roses, vines, bulbs. old-tashioned flowers
permanent high commission paid prompt
ly; no delivering or collecting. Write to-
day. First National Nurseries, Rochester.
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

JAPANESE Seasssees sensy@seisetp Simp'ss'ss Ssln 81
all natlonalities supplied is7 Lexint.or
av. 1858 Madison Square,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

HOUsDWORKnR, general, wanted: sum
mer months. d. 3. Stevens, Mamaro-
neck, N. Y Tel. 1875 Mamaroneck
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

YOUNG MAN for real estate office; ener-
getic, of good character; write, stating
age and previous employment Address
Box 29T, Room 25o3, 1lo West 4otf st.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Miscellaneous

MEN wanted 10 operate ncv1ng pfosprs
machines in theaters; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Buildinx
81. sth av. t42dj. bryant 1919
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Day Workers
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOuSEWORKER--Ne nice woman, with
good boy, six; small family country
$50. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 1S West 43d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

LARGE sales department of leading food
product has opening for young man
stenographer ambitious to advance in
sales work, previous sales department work
not essential. but must be speedy man with
shorthand and typewriter; give full details
first letter state salary expected to start;
enclose photo If possible G. 766, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

asD ST.. 42i w-studio apartment: large.
beautiful room and alcove two closets,
bath, fireplace; beautiful shady lawn pr.-
vate entrance. Apply after y. m Boyles
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
CAMPS

FINEST CAMP location in Maine. splendid
equipment. tutoring woodcraft all land
and aquatic activities, under careful super
vision; opens July 1st; enroll at once Ad-
dress Frank u. Smith, 353 East 1880 st.
N Y. City. Melrose 1870
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

ACCOUNTANTS - Wanted Immediately
several first class experienced Spanish
speaking senior accountants. None but
men knowing Spanish language thoroughly
and with public accounting experience
sufficient to enable them to handle work
Independently need apply Application
stating salary required and details of ex-
perience must be by letter only to Lo-'ejoy.
Mather, Hough G. Stagg, 1913 Liberty Street
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

CABLE CLERKS. experienced for positions
in large banking institution; state age.
education. experience and salary desired
Address F.. r., p o. Box 1922, City Hall
Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

Outgoing Steamships
,,sThs hours given below are standard
- 's'e' Tor daylight saving time ada hour.
Sail Tuesday
Mail Vessel
ssHatsnnial state. Lon
fea,sa,i.;. ..:s,....... 7:ee AM i1:eo AM
ys.is.ui aayre. 49,. $50 AM 1000 AM
S'shc. Buenos Ayres .oo AM 400 AM
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

EACHER--Summer position; good salary
opportunity for permanent connection
with established corporation. H. r.. Box
10S, Station F., Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Miscellaneous

BOOKKEEPER-ONE EXPE-
RIENCED ON BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE,
FAMILIAR WITH CARPET
AND RUG LINE; STATE EX-
PERIENCE IN DETAIL. AND
SALARY EXPECTED. BOX
$50, 200 CABLE BLDG.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

EACHER-Resourcefu personality, vaca-
ton at summer resort; good salary,
transportation and bonus. NJ r., Box 10S,
Station +, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
GIRLS AND WOMEN

GIRLS AND WOMEN
PEP"
You will find the workers in tho
SUNSHINE BAKERY full Of PEP"
and GOOD CHEER because they are
working under ideal conditions.
We need PART-TIME WORKERS--B
hours a day. Also FULL-TIME
WORKERS.
LOOSE WILES BISCUIT COMPANY,
1853 East 42d Street,
Second Floor
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
INFORMATION WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

EILA-CALL FOR MAIL, GENERAL DE-
LIVERY. 4