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aaaallmer. muslin underwear and silk corsets:
LOUISVILLE
,,r n,swart o. q. Co.; Miss $. Stevens, MIL
st e'1 iitb w ms and art goods; 10 w. asth
MADISON. WIS.
- =. Rose & Co.; Alfred Rose. shoes.
uerv,e,o p,i MILWAUKEE,
.,, iiicrars cla fhilipson Co; Miss M Barlow
muslin and elk underwear: ils4 B,w yuw'''
toS M' Srsss M A|ppays 81 Msu Rssle,
jersey suits s7s 9Th av roa ,npa ed ants and
Edward sehuster & Co.: ' Charles Des Green.
blatt. dresses, coats, suits, waists. Infants
wear, muslin underwear, knit goods: 1872
B'way. ' 49,
Herzfeld- Philipson Coz Mrs n. Lauer.
srNNEApoIi1s
Ito; Mlss i, stoI. assistant, sports ports Year Var
Dayton co.. Ms'nI 1 vi Wea s AK ss stn
H. r. Atkinson Co.; Mrs. Baker MILL
merry; Speciality Stores Assn. 10 E. s2d ST.
253 9Th av
The Leader Mercantile Co Il. v. Hutchi-
son. oresident and general manager; p
goods, ribbons and neckwear; Mr.. Hcrtogs.
draperies: ITO 9Th nv, 18th noor. %
Mrs Tkopson co Mss is svss suits
bouscs: Mrs POWELL millinery: 2so 5t Jhef ~
MONTICELLO. N. y. ''''
Hammond & Cooks; j. A. Cooke drv
MONTREAL.
Schacher Co: Char!ea Schacher, general
MOUNT VERNON. OHIO
Of domsstiss linens towels. wash g GOODS DDS.
''''s'' MoRRisr 8, TENN.
-, Myers MY, p. e. Co; W. s. Myers. general
NASHVILLE. TENN.
]. S. Reeves & Co.; II. H. Porch repre.
senting; 25s Church st.
, lovemnn. Berger & Titlcbaum: G. II.
neckwcar. toilet Goods art needlework'
umbrellas; 1850 B'way: ~
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Shushan Brothers; A. S. Shushan chill
drens boomers. envelope cbcmses: 3s5
B'way.
NORFOLK, VA.
Miller, Rhoads &. Swarx; Mrs Pazmore
waists: Miss Graded. Infants wear; 12si
B'way.
!. MI Miller ,1 Rhoades & swartz H; T. Mccoy.
Kahn Brothers; r. $. Betton. millinery
rADUCAH. Ky.
W. M. Rielke e. Co.; j. c. Rielse, up
nolstery. rugs. carpets. drapery. floor COW
PiHiLADELpHIA
, NJ kohn & Son; l. Kohn. mfrs. shirts;
Fink Co.; A. Fink, mdse. manager: MICS
Cohen. jobs suits wraps and coats Miss
Fireman. jobs Canton crepe dresses; A. /.
Mcsserzone. jobs umbrellas, leather goods
and gloves; 1881 Bway.
Corrsin's; II. c. CorrsIn, iohs silk dresses
and waists; ITO Bway. room Go.
Biauner's; Miss Norman, muslin under
wear: Alfred Tantl. 1l5 w. s2d st.
Cohen Bros: l.. Cohen, dry goods no.
tons, mems clothing; Pennsylvania.
Continued on page nInetsen)
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Petitions in Bankruptcy

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
District Court:
ABRAHAM sEL1GsoN - Voluntary.
s'abs r., Tarrytown N =, La0 dstass
,sKERKER & LGROM-Involuntary
Jobbers in general merchandise. SO
orchard Street. Liabilities. $4,000: assets,
BENJAMIN KATZ-Involuntary. Ladies'
sn s,1 cnildren's hats, 80 Bond Street:
SIDNEY SCHCEN-Voluntary. 3 Stone
Street Liabilities unknown. and assets.
except 1900 stock in trade. unknown.
po suRs in CO. INc-1nvoiuntary E.-
s!s. A1 saooo SG'' assets u.s. 5000 LA
EDWARD J. & GISELLA LEDERER-
Voluntary: saugerties. Ulster County,
A. ny, 7. Liabilities. $l,S62. alF unsecured
csaims and no assets.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
r nere MED Yesterday in the United States
rADoLPH DEurscH-Furs. 14s West
II "s nSch Street: Liabilities. s7s.4ss.
,o1 Louls sIRKIN-clothing and gents
'NafnIYshings ., 2le New Main Street Yonkers,
GAINS and assets, $3.50. of which 5000 is
saol In trade and $50 machinery and
NICK BEY-Liabilitiea s1.sss. OF which
s1sos are unsecured claims assets, $500,
which $2,5o0 Is machinery, tools, ETC.,
eue SieO debts due on open accounts.
nVoE kUCKER--Liabilities S22759. all
Unsecured claims: assets s257S OF which
c.'teo Is stock in trade and 1918 debts due
VI open accounts.
Discharges In Bankruptcy
h. The following were discharged from
court yesterday:
o. Jennie Knaus. Mendel Dttingsr, Jacob
mss. MAJ ~ Harrington & Walz. Louis Kauf-
P ,n... eastern Automotice Co. Wolf Fisher.
y,t us'e FISHER. Marguerite Helen Raitche-
berg W. "'''er ana MOTHS hoch-
Rccievers in Bankruptcy
vs ,ae following receivers in bankruptcy
Sts,a appointed yesterday in the United
safes cs District Court:
cons san Branders, receiver for Marie Louise
sshnaasstions-in Candy, 10 West sgd St, with
Sond OF $1,000.
Wa, Sold. receiver for M. O. II. of
AM ies. lnc.. with bond of $1o.0 900.
ksr ss y. Emil, receiver for David Sher-
{ NIL isaec Miigrou. trading as Sherker
sr.i sIom. Jobbers OF hosiery and gen
bono 'antsrsc,handise, Orchard St. with
s. Aisn D. Emil, temporary receiver for
ladies' and chiidren's hats. 30 Bond
irT%Nn bond OF $1,000.
ststs.s 9, Julian w. Mack, In the United
Eavrsr nsstrict Court yesterday appointed
the E snSe berenson receiver in equity for
ana Walk Mfg. Co., Inc, felt slippers
'0nd Of 100000.
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FINANCIAL

Notice to holders of Certificates OF Deposit
issued by UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
AND TRUST COMPANY to depositine
bondhoIders under an agreement dated
March IS, 1915, between such holders of
FUNDED DEBT OF CHICAGO & EAST
ERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
as shall become parties to said agreement
in the manner therein provided (thcrein
and herein designated Dcpositinx Bond
holdcrs), parties of the first part, and
JOHN w. PLATTEN and others (therein
and herein designated the Committee),
party Of the second part
This notice Is particularly called to tho
attention of holders OF certificates of de-
posit under said agreement representing
funded debt Of the following issues:
Chicago G. Eastern Illinois Railroad Com
pany
General Consolidated and First $50
Bonds, due 1887
First Consolidated 90 Bonds due 1884
First Extension 90 Bonds, due 1881
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Com
pany
First General Sc Bonds. due 1912
Refundng so Bonds. due 1941
First Consolidated ocS Bonds. due 1921
Mt. Vernon Branch go Bonds. due 1923
Sullivan County Coal Branch so Bonds,
due 1880
Evansville Belt Railway Co. First so
Bonds, due 1910
Pursuant to said agreement of March Is.
1915, the Committee has this day approved
and adopted a PLAN AND AGREEMENT
G G 4 EAsTERN ILLINOIS
1921, under which Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb &
Co. are to act as Reorganization Managers,
and filed copy thereof with the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company as
Depository at its Office, No. 80 Cedar Street,
borough of Manhattan, New York City.
Pursuant to said agreement the Committee
publishes notice Of the fact of such approval
and adoption and fling. The date OF first
publication Of notice is April .. 1921.
lthirty days) within which Depositors may
file notice of dissent from said plan and
agreement shall begin to run from the date
or the2hrst publication hereof.
In case any Deposltng Bondholder desires
TO withdraw his bonds from said agreement
OF March is, 1913, he will be called upon to
surrender to said Depository his Certificate
of Deposit properly endorsed IL registered
and TO pay to the Depository for account of
the Committee such amount as the Com
mlttee may in accordance with said agree
lnent fix as II fair contribution toward the
compensation and expenses and indebted
ness Of the Committee. and to pay to the
lJopOSlluly lOi account the committee
the amount with interest) which may have
been advanced by or in behalf Of the Com
rnittee to such Depositing Bondhoder on
the bonds or obligations thus to be with
dawn in accordance with the terms of the
agreement OF March 10, 1915
Copies Of tho Plan may be obtained from
the Depository or the Secretary Of the Com
mittee.
Dated New York April g. 1921.
JOHN w. PLATTEN, Chairman
JOHN ". ALIING
JOHN 4. BLUNT. JR.
FRANKLIN q. BROWN
CHARLES II. BUTTS
FREDERICK III. ECKER
ROBERT FLEMING
DONALD G. GEDDTS
WILBUR s. JOHNSON
OTTO II. KAHN
HAROLD PALAGANO
JOHN j. PULLEYN
MELVIN a. TRAYLOR
Committee.
JOSEPH P. COTTON, Counsel
CALVERT BREWER, Secretary,
So Cedar Street, New York City.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY. Depositary.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
Virginia. February II. 1921

Richmond. Virginia. February II. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the stockholders OF The Chesa-
held, as provided in the Bylaws. at the
general Office of the Company in the City
OF Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, tho
10th day of April. 1921. at eleven o'clock
O. m,
(1) for the election OF directors;
f2) to approve and consent to. by vote or
otherwise ms may be provided by law and
subject to any necessary approval or con-
sent by public authority. the lease 70 the
Company the acquisition otherwise by
the Company II and to the extent author
with the appurtonances thereof. OF The
Chesa peake and Chic Railway Company OF
Indiana. IN which tho Company owns eub-
stantially all the capital stock:
CD to authorize and consent to tho form
and terms OF any instrument OF lease or
otherwise in the promises that may be SUBJ
nlitted to the meeting;
action heretofore taken or authorized BY
the Board of Directors by the Executive
Committee Of tho Company, whether pi,r-
suant to any previous authorization by ths
stockholders or otherwise, as may Ia suh
mitted to the meeting; and
f5) to transact such other busineas an
may lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer books will be Closed
At the ofiico Of the. Company, NO. al
broadway, New York City on Saturday, tho
10Th day OF March. 1921 at twelve O'clock
noon. and will be reopened on wednesday.
the goth day OF April. 1921. at ten O'clock
Z, m
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
A. TREVVETT. Secretarv
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PUBLIC NOTICES
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS,
ATRANV

April 1. 1921.
ga Seneca canals Will be opened to naviga-
ton at twelve o'clock noon OF SATURDAY,.
April 80, 1921:
The following sections of the old Erie
be opened TO navigation at twelve o'clock
noon of Saturday, April 80. 1921:
Between Tonawanda and the city OF
Buffalo.
Between the South Greece junction lock
and the Lexington avenue dam in the
city of Rochester.
Between New London junction and Mud
Lock junction locks and the city of
Syracuse.
Between Rome junction lock and schuy.
Ter street in the city OF Utica
The date Of opening of the old canal be-
tween Waterford and the Hudson river at
Albany will be held in allegiance on account
of pending legislation.
The date of opening of the Black River
canal will be announced later
The Erie and Champlain canals; the cid
canal between Tonawanda and Huffafo
that portion OF the old canal at Rochester,
VIII be open to navigation ~ hours per
day.
The Cayuga- Seneca and the Oswero
canals Will be open to navigation between
and 1000 O'Clock at night
The old canal through the citv Of Svr.
cuse VIII be open to navigation between
the hours OF 1000 o'clock at night and f,:S,o
o'clock in the morning. 49,
Copies OF rules and regulations goverrt,
navigation on the State canals may he had
upon application to the Superintendent ~
Pubic Works. Charts showing the ohanpei
IN me canaiized rivers and lakes may be
obtained at this Office at a cost Of twentv
cents per sheet. ~'
CHARLES I.eCApLE.
superintendent Of Public Worka
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Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial credit con-
tinues fairly steady. Bankers and note
brokers report an increase in the num-
Der of small notes now coming into
the market, mostly for short ma.uri-
ties.
Commercial paper rates remain
steady, at ~ to TX per cent.
Open market rates for bankers &C.
cceptances, quoted yesterday by the
American Acceptance Council. were
unchanged from those at the close of
last week, as follows:
Member Non Member
Banks. Banks.
Buy. Sell. Buy. Sell.
30 days. SO. So 5ss 6 57s
60 days..... 5B 56a 61s 6
80 days.. 5% SIX Ga
Call loans against acceptances, 6
per cent.
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ABBE. CATHAR1NE AMORY BENNETT
In pursuance Of an order Of Honorehle
OF. New York, NOTICE Is hessbv sivsn uat =
a. PEI persons having claims against Cathartns
New York. deceased. 60 present he S.w Us
WIN vouchers thereof, to the subscribers. ~
tneir place OK transacting business At thS
oInce oL re!kins = Train, THAR attorneyp a
no IVY Firth Avenue, in tho Boroush az
OF New York. ON or before the Slat az -
Dated, New York. the 4sh dsy Il p>oe~.
ARTHUR c. TRAIN.
COuRTLANDr PALNnn
PERKINS : TRAIN, Attorney ~ r..
sscutors: Once and Possoiiicc I6drsca.s'
no. zoo Fifth Avenue, Boru,ieh "a GS.s
nattan. New 1ork City.
BROOKS, JosEPH1NE--rN rURsUANc1
HALAN. = Surrogate OF tho Comfy az NJ NJ
Iork notice II hereby given e al rerssr.
nhVink ciaams against Josephine 6recSs
ntc OF the city Of Newport Rhode fsiss6
Asesaseos to present the Same with vcuois
s eIs .nereol 70 the subscribers e thsir
Of the United STATES Trust ccmssnvv" s -
Neg York, 40. IS Wall 8txeet q thS sfsft~e
June next. 80 ~ q
x. Dated. l Msv York. sA. sssh DAY ss NJ.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY ~
SEW YORK, FRANK L. POI.K xrcn.
lary Executors >'sss'
DUES. STRONG 4 wHlTpHnAp. ~.
torneys for Auxiliary Exscutnrs
xcAange Place. Borough of IsHhsss
ssas New YeEk City.
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Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed:
Goldschmdt & Loewenick. Inc
Diamond State Fibre Co; March
10, 1921 Observation-Disclosures. slee7q
Same-same; March 1s. 191s... 1880
Schwarzer, Albert J--E IIealey:
March 81, 1921 ......... $4,000
Hampton. Hope-N A Shaw:
March II. 1924 ........... 1623o
Holman. Maxi Ireland ct al.
March &c. 1921 .......... 1o4a4
Wasserman. Jacob and Robert
Yorkvile Paper Co; Feb Il,
1874 ,................. 1867
Sa san Jan rs 1921 24654
r, Severn. Govern; Pee IS; 1920 ......:.. 4S5.eo
H Kiover; Nov "a 1917. 275.4o
Z; Apr .. 1921 ........... 4.a4751
N r Coo Dc Lilo Apr
Is. 1921 100000
nIrino, q ram; APR b. 1871. 1,605.93
Finkeistein. Nathan BE Good
M, man; Noy "A, 1919 .........;... a.74sss
July z. 1916 ............ 41la on
Schwarzler, Albert &c w
iIealey; March 81. 1921 7Bo m
Fudnick. Louis-H Well; March
I. 1921 .t................. 1.lss7o
In Bronx County
Danowtz. David and Herman
Brustein; People State of Y:
March %. 1921 .......... Zoo. on
Miller, Rose--C Jacobs; Got 4.
is-b .................. 23e97
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In Now York couptx

-. IN Now York County
dsbtor: 'ue nrst name being that OF the
ins and European Forward
KuSh,C o-Knauth. Nachod e.
Allied n.,;;...::, ..:............. 1.sss.s7
Aadss1ssssrn y aI.:,.;..:. A1ss.so
Mo,,ts ana Edward Thurtle--
Archibald ' nn, Co. .;...s......... 1sS.4o
Webbing Mfg. Export
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Business Troubles

Bell, John. caspar Busch ana
John Lirdemeyer--Morrl Plan
Bernstein, Harry and Robert
Bonura, Lorenzo-pure Can Mo.
Barton. Todd-Gimbel Bros.
Burke, Marshall-4Same. ......
Bart solomon. and Fidelity &
Casualty Co. of n. People.
Bishop. Abraham-Nasco Sales
Bornhaupt. Charles-c. Barnet.
Cutting. j. W.-Barnard School
Cahill. Johr-Morris Plan Co..
Connolly, John and David Schultz
chetney, Robert A.-p. Nc.
Carlson. Elmer w. Neik;in;...
Cole. Isidore and Louis Rosen-
n. Porges.
Dalton. Hamilton and Kathleen p.
j. r. Melville. ...............
Ettlinger. Samuel III. w. Block
Effimoff. Peter--M. II. Kane.
Flor; Louis--Morris Plan Co...
Goodwin. Thomas and Frank
Kehoe-Morris Plan Co.
Garflnkcl, Benjamin. and Charlen
r.. Mayer--Morris Plan Co.. N.
I. .................
Goodstein. David-same.
Grieser. Arthur KIN. ID. Grieser
ee oSsts Abraham and char,e.
(Geshiider Bros.)-J. Merzin..
Heryan; Patrick-w. Il. slevin..
Holland. Maurice LII West
TGth ST tnv
Hijson, Carl. II. Hendricls. -. /,
Halpin, Benjamin.. and Fidelity &
Casualty Co. of N. Y.--People,
etc ...:...........
Herzog. Herman-E. sadolsky &
Hydrocarbon Products Coo. w.
Jeckelr. Frederick We. stroock
jerome. Rose On. Samuel,
Kane. John, Thomas Thompson
ana Frank Waters--Morris Plan
l.enanan, Eosalins--same. ......
and Timothy Reconnaissance.
MacLea. Robert K.-Barnard
School for Boys. Inc.
NJ. S. Hodes & Co.. Inc.-M.
Ladin, costs. ................
McEntee, Frank-J. Campbell.
A>iCuolSs NidTSuC0 O.---IldttHAWdys
os hSif.' W VIII inc.
Ponsowslsi. Joseph (Krakower
Butter and Egg Co.)-H. Witt
Parks. william H--ons Fifty
Nassau ST. Corp. ..............
Perrott. Henry--Morris Plan Co.
Phillips. Charles--Same. ........
Perlmutter. Abraham-S. Finkel-
stein
Sanford. Frank, Kathryn Sanford
and John Dindero-Morris Plan
Sutherland. Thomas, Margaret
Sutherland and Peter Scanlor.
or Doherty--Same. ............
Schoen, Sidney-Rspublic Silk
Fabric Co.. Inc. ..............
Sunderland. George Ms. Bendit
scaranella Corporation--Wcste
Union Telegraph Co..........
Rolleri. John--Morris Plan Co...
Rcbaek. Louis--Pierce, Butler
& Pierce Mfg. Corporation....
Seifert s. Buckholz. Inc.--V.
Standard overall Cos. r. Drib-
sioria. PanteIcs. and Fidelity and
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

PORTLAND GAS a. COKE COMPANY
PORTLAND. OREGON.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. Is
The regular quarterly dividend Of one
and three quarters G&T) per cent has
peen declared on the Preferred Stock of
May 2, 1921 to stockholders of record al
the close Of business April liz. 1921,
GEORGE y. NEvINs, Treasurer.
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Casualty Co. of New York
sidnam Lighterage and Trans
portation Co.. 1nc.-Weehawken
sche sT DGhe 40 sheppard O. '''
Commercial Trust Co. OF New
Tallos, Anton!os-S. Schaefer.... e45.2
Tyrod Pictures, Inc.-Western
Union Telegraph Co. 1901
Talt John; James Fitzgerald.
Arthur j. Pagan and Joseph
Observation-Disclosures Plan Co... 114.0
Taumcs. George-Jaburg Bros. 1845
ui aaa George S,sn f. w Alpert r stne
Mills Co;)-I. j. Leibert .:.... 5.5s7.s
on, Paint and Drug Reporter.
Walker Memorial Profit Sharing -'''-
Corporation--L. J. Shapiro. 2283
Watts, Mary; Raffaelo Samber-
SIRE. Antonio Coddino and
Thomas Connolly-Morris Plan
wirtschafter Edward-Natiio.ntai 1'''0
Park Bank Of New York. 1,030.S
Aouhs, Charles-i Mandler 1886
III Bronx County
The first name is that of the debto
Am 1ds,;a Philip Jr-seabury .
Buccl Aeopoldo-T. Giaguinto. 57S
Bleeman, Mari as gdn-KrosslSnit
Guzzutta. Charles - r. Miller
admr 31.7
Geib Enil--State Industrial Com
mission ..>,;;.:...; :...... 2s2.7
Jankewitz acknowledgements g.
Rothberg. Inc: ........:... 1915
Koch. Charles W.-Lang & Co... 3O1.
Lauiitano, Cclestne--N. Cagli-
- otti ........; ....:...... 2479
relrello, Angelo-Nbling Co..... 1890. 4
Simon, Louis. Bragman. 1873
Silkes, John, and Jacob Isaacson
IL. Diamond ct al; $50. l449
Schwartz, Bcnjamin---M. Ginsberg 1000
Wittenberg. Herman--L T.. Bran
cato ..................... 1903
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Upholstery and Beading
Womcn's Clothing

UPHOI.sTERING. interior decorating,
draperies. Formerly with Sherry Phone
Circle BIS George Rector 94i Sixth Az.
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Typewriters

EOONEN AUTOMATIC TYPEWRITERS
Ihree. complete with cutting machine; per
fect order. Ways and Means Office. p
south st.
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Stoves and Boiler Repairs

STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRs-Rspairs
furnished to fit any make of stove, range
furnace. steam hot water heater manu-
featured. STOVE REPAIR CORP. 22s-23p
water St. corner Becknan. n. Y. Branch
l94 Mulberry st. Newark. n. J.
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Dressmakers, Milliners, Bic.
Pianos and Musical Instruments

STETNwAY. PIANoLA, BABY, PARLor
a. G ri nd =, ana uprights. Mason Hsmiln
Player Pianos for Sale and Rent. Erck 4.
kimberlin. il7 East 34th; 374 Columbus
Ave. (7Sth).
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Miscellaneous

HYDROTHERAPEUT INsTIrUTE.
GIG Madi'n Ave. cor 5Sth ST. Tel. Plaza l47n.
Electric Cabinet Baths Massage. Blood
Pressure Reduced. Medical Gymnastics IL
all its branches Reducing Guaranteed.
II. c. NIEDEREE. NJ G.
FcrmeTly with y. y. Neurological Institute)
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FOR SALE

BOATS-Lfe boats. metal and wood:
Whaleboats: Yawl: Dory: Dinghy:
whale-b gig Twin screw Motor Boat SO
TT. in: inspect at Marine Basin Uliner
Park (near West End. b. r. r. iine) Sale
by sealed bids April 30. IL A. NJ at Bid.
of s. A & S.. 29th st & Sd Ave. Brook
u s. NAVY.
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SPRING SUIT esaier
selling at retail beautiful ladies' suits. all
styles, materials and colors. 1915 up;
coats, newest styles, in velours Boliyias
etc, 1915 up Dorette Garment Co., 1l40
IS way, near 10Th.
WHOLESALER selling at retail better
grade jersey suits at SIS: taffeta Can
ton crepe dresses. sl6.75; large selection,
all sizes. AZ West cath ST.. stii floor
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Sporting Goods

GUNS AND RIFLES, all makes reason
able: also buy used guns. Complete line
foreign medals and r.bbons Open even
lhss SLOAN'S. 2i7 w. 42d. Bryant slS9.
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AUCTION SALES

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT. PURSU-
ant to the Lien Law OF the State OF New
York, there viii be sold ut public auction.
on the 5th day of May 1921. at 4o5 East
18th Street. in the Borough of Manhattan
City of New York. for the Leviathan Ga
rage. owned and operated by the Il 4 T.
Garage Co.. Inc, the following described
property:
5-ton Packard Truck. rack body. 1914
model.
That the namo Of the person for whose
account said car Is held by he LeviathRn
Garage is Dominic's Spneli.. and the name
of the person who claims an interest In
said property Is Harry Goldberg.
Dated New York, April 10th. 1921.
MAX ROSENFELD.
Attorney for r. & T. Garage Co. Inc.
ESQ Broadway. n. 2.
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MORTGAGE SALE=Restaurant nxtures.
]. Davis. auctioneer, sells to day. . a. M
l I'd av.. by order mortgagee
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR; one capable
of handling busy board; hours 4 to ~
Apply. stating experience, ago and salary,
d 347 Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
Miscellaneous

YOUNG LADIES WANTED TO
DISTRIBUTE HIGH GLASS
RODU c I TO HIGH CLASS
HOMES IN SUBURBS. MUST BE
YOUNG, NEAT AND COUR-
TEOUS. $1S PER WEEK AND
EXPENSES. BACKED BY WELL
KNOWN CONCERN. NO SELL
ING. ADDRESS L.. s., DEPT.
P. Q. BOX GAS, CITY HALL STA.
TON, NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19

HOUSEWORKER-W cook wash,
iron; three adults; Sunday afternoons
and all evenings free; references; call
until 3: carefare paid. Apt. 10, 216 w. s1st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19

NURSE-Desire office attendant nurse
Call Wednesday morning, DR.. M. NJ.
Brill, IS East 41st st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
BOARDERS WANTED
Domestic

COOK and ss-chambermaid: two
Protestant white women; preferably two
sisters. or two friends; prefer applicants
who wish to remain in city during sum
NOR; private family private house; liberal
timc off. Telephone Circle 4497. or call
4Y West 51st st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
Mattresses

WAITRESS-very capable Young rr,sn
woman; two excellent long references
H., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d
St, Sd floor. Telephone s947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

ChambermatdS
CHAMBERMAID or waitress; city dur
ing summer; very capabls maid; city
references. H., Miss Hofmayer's Agency.
10 e. 43d st.. Sd door. Tel. SS47 Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
District Court:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-19
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

DEsIGNER-wanted high grade designer
and detailer by large Grand Rapids fur
niture manufacturer. Inquire Furniture
care of 346, Tribune.