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BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
Continued.

BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
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Mr.. WIS. AVE. & P NV: mrse prop;
rental. 81 200; price. SIS. 500; terms. n. =
Ryon Co.. Inc, 1l2s ct.
Mr.. 21sT ST. PA. AVE. n. W. store .
Or. b., lat. ht. This :. Q cheap by %
fhe svenne for SO. 700. DAVID 3. BARRY
1907 at. NV. n. 1901.
n. Or. N. Can. rms; Good for Bos.
PETTY 4 PETTY.
Fl ST. Ne. BET 9Th AND ITH-sToRE
and 2 RIM. apt: garage for 7 cars; BIZ
900. THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. INC.
lbs Eth It NV. Main $3.50.
18TH ST., Mr.. COL. RD.-
Fine business property.
Price, s11,50O. MOORE &
HILL, Woodward Bldg.
Il ST. y. e.. opposit. Crsndsirs Thestss.
store 4 {. 4 D.: good business street;
Price, $40. ooo. DAVID 3. BARRY. 1907
St NV N. 1901.
CONN. AVE. NEAR s sT.-FINE NEW
store and apt rent. 5000 per year:
rrice. $4,000 MOORE & HILL. Woodward
Bldg. 97e
D ST., RET. oTH AND IoTH-LARGE
mani hIdp: $50 nOo: suitable for factory.
MOORE HILI.. Woodward Bldg. 9Ia
lk TT. gre COR. n. swp 20 c,oss
estate. $1,000 IoES '. DOSoBoE .
koNa. slA Pa. ave. =.
Mr.. I2TII& D NE.-2-f. Dr. net: yr rental
$3.50; price. SO. $50; terms n. 2. Ryos
Co.. Inc. 1929 p st.
LARGE MOD. STORE. with hreproor "a.
t1w - "A sh0rouahIy
modern: $4,000: under rental Of 500 pei
month. JOHN r. DoNoHoE & SONS. sI<
Pa. ave.
sTH ST Sc. mr. the Navy yr-d-cor IRON
erty with stores; splendid Investment:
81 5o0: will sell sensratelr JOHN ".
DoNoHOE 4 SONS. 3f4 Pa. ave. %.
ST NE.-E1reiIsnt corner business Iocs.
ton: store with apartments above: price
~ 100000 includes stock owner guarantees
500 weekly business SHANNON & LUCHs,
III 14th Ut. Main 2345.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-stor- snd four.
room Sat: rarag.: monthly tenant n.r.
ing so IN rent. n-fre co Onn SHANNON
4 TrcVs. 71s 14th at. Main PAS.
Business location. Z ST, mr.. 18th uw.-2s
IT. wide: price. s2j. 900 Mahorney and
Sullivan. 1927 Eve st nv.
Mr. NAVY YARD Store rms. remit
S57 so month: $3.50. W. B. Kraft d Co..
1885, y. Y ave Main sas.
sI2 9TH ST-snitable for store: s25. 900.
Maddo, Trenholm & Co., s24 18th at. aw.
Main 1920
YOU ST Mr. IsTB-pu,ines, property.
W Kr.f, m ,sss 30.
Mr. I4TH q n z AvE-Bu.Ines, prop
4-story. si5o.oO0: cash. SOS. 200: i'm. po.
". r. Kraft a Co, 1885 v. Y. ave. N. Sc
Mr. 7TH & LA. AyE.-Iarre store. > lofts
above immed. pose $1,000: terms.
CENTRAL y. w-L.rs. store. rooms,
s' 20. D. hfAi' Co. 1880 y. l.
800
NR 10TH y vs. story b.; lot PSI
CO. Inc, i4es p - 'e'"' y T. A'0'
49,, -, -
W, NJ " 10 v o.:
49, 80 . -. p,,. e,o ~ DIvTn
!. -
obot. s. 700: term. xcSEY RE.tRS
co. 20 l.tn ct: ~: OXFORD slds. $50,
Nr, IIth as .ts, NV, .tor,, , o,t, sIz ooo
Money REALTY Co ia i1ts =, ~
Oxford Bog. u. sos.
CORNER Urn : ST, wv TT
ed HANDLER BRoDr a CO. ss1 \. 7
AZ. - > " :, - z,zzzv - :. 49,
rr.at futur. pos.ibiiitie.. HANDLER
sNmIL . - 90 W, : !; ave =
LARGE MOD. sIoNk VIII hrproof "a
r,sss. electrically lighted and thorourhi,
.os,h JOHN =. DoSoHoE . SONS. 81,
g ~: 49, :. y :,
S.-s.. g. a .isc: could 5. r.mod.i.t
,s'T ns ARR, 1sH on r nG NJ. 4 1901, oA'i'
18th ST. Mr. !.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

70 e.. IA tim. "a r.. > b.. Ess running
str for r. h. in city. Money REALTY
CO., I26 18th st. NV. Oxford Bldg NJ 1899
2oIll9 n lots in NV. sec: 81 400 eQy and
cash for T., b.. h. Money REALTY
co. 136 18th st. NV. Oxford Bldg NJ 1899.
Exchange equity OF $40. 900 In new suburbs
house for large apartmt. or bus prop
Nahorney md Sullivan, 1927 Eye st. NV
Home. BALTIC. Pike. near BeltsviIIe. Nd: IS
acres: TO debt; s35. 900. Want bus prop.
apt, etc. Mahorney 4 Sullivan. 1927 Eye st.
Mod rn. dwelg, mr.. Ist W nw--Prtce
$500 fer house with space for auto
trucks. Mahorney & Sullivan. 1877 Eye st.
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MASS. AVE. Mr. 10TH wv -Fou-t.sn
rms. a fur. h.: el~r. -srar. ROOM
slS.0Ho. SO. 500 c-sh vIInNAN & co
9th and II Franklin sos
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InranhOne.

9 STEWART Lutte MANDOLIN; POL
ished mahogany finish: ebony fngerboard
- RnRTNSON'S. 1905 g ST. NV
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9Th. ST. NR Y. Y. AVE Y W.
n: hsy-window brick: hvh. 500
$3.50 cash. $50 Der mo. wILDNAN a
CO.. 9Th & n ErauElfn s4ns
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
For Sale-Continued.

v IULINS MD IORhE1S
Save enough money TO buy that Christ
mas turkey by buying your violins and mu-
steal mdse. from The Washington Violin
Hospital. Outfits. $40 and up. You Will
save from s. to SO on any SOS purchase
Fine repairing. sth and 4 SITS. ne. Lincoln
34aT IS
S. 8. STEWART BANJO MANDOLIN;
natural finish; mapie neck and rim: 81.
RoBlNsoN's. 1905 C st. NV.
HEAVY HAPLE RIM TENOR BANJO;
patent pegs: maple neck; natural finish
S35. ROBINSON'S. 1906 @ st. NV.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Woolen Goods Unsettled

Further uncertainties are creeping
into the woolen goods trade which
make it difficult, according to clothing
manufacturers, to shape up definite
policies for the fall season. Garment
makers who have gone to wooden and
worsted selling agents to place dupli-
cate orders for fall goods have been
met by fiat refusals in some cases
to take on additional business, and in
others by the acceptance of orders only
at advanced prices.
The clothing manufacturers find it
hard to believe that fall goods will be
scarce or that present conditions ne
cessitste price advances. On the other
hand, the woolen mill agents declare
that some of the prices made at the
seasons opening in March were too low
to yield a legitimate profit to the mills,
and that arrangements were made to
produce only limited amount of
goods. Subsequent orders, they say,
must be made to yield larger margin
Of profit.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Two Sugar Claims Approved

From The TribWns's Washing Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 24,-The Senate
Committee on Agriculture to-day
ordered favorable report on the
Wadsworth resolution authorizing the
United States Equalization Board to
take over from the American Trading
Company and B. H. Howell, Son & Co.
large amount Of Argentine sugar
ordered by the agents Of the Depart
ment of Justice in 1920, at the time Of
the sugar famine.
This resolution was introduced in
the last Congress but was not enacted
1t is intended to meet the claims of
the importing companies, both New
York concerns, for losses which they
sustained in handling this sugar, which
was purchased in Argentina when
prices were high here. Prices dropped
before the sugar could be imported and
disposed Of A total of 13.902 toms of
sugar is involved. 1t ia estimated the
loss on the sugar was about 1000 600
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

Sage. Allen & Co; c. S. Kuebier, silks.
404 4th av.
HUDSON FALLS. \. Y.
Broune Shirt Co.: q. Broune. WOODEN and
silks, satins; Pennsylvania
JACKSON, MICH.
John Stillman; y. Goldman, silk dresses,
81 West 26th ct.
KoKoMo, IND.
Thalnan & Levi; j. Frankenthal. ladies'
LOS ANGELES
B'way Dept. Store; Mr.. Miller. uphols-
terry, bedding, rugs and linoleum; II
MCKEEsPoRT, IA.
glovas art goods and leather goods; Liv-
"'9''" MIDDLErowN, 5I W >''" COM.
toys ana house furnishings R H. Burr.
wall papers and paints; 404 4th aV.
MILWAUKEE
Landuer & Co; f. D. Goldstone. no
tions and women's and children's hosiery
MoNrREAL. CANADA
Dominion Dress Co. n. Nobleman cot
ton dresses, dotted Swiss dresses canton
crepe dresses; $40 7th av.
Louis Cohen, boots and shoes; Aberdeen.
MUNCIF, IND.
John Stillman; y. Goldman, silk dresses
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Harris, Davis q Co, Frank Harris piece
goods, go Worth st
Nt'N BEDFORD, MASS.
G. f. Wing Co. G. A. Bishop upholstery.
dra aperies; Pennsylvania
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Shartenberg & Robinson; J. A. Finngan.
drugs and toilet articles: Thos H CALI
gan, gloves. ribbons, Jewelry. umbrellas,
shartenburg & Robinson Co; A A Bre-
ton, mouse furnishings 4G4 4th av.
NEW ORLEANS
A. Hurwitz dresses; Aberdeen.
g. D. II. Holmes Co., Itd, Mrs R. 8.
htAFsN nFf6 34rt
suits waists; Miss j. l. Hagan, muslin
cF0nan' milsInaFy; N1sW,cu u E coHx 3Ssh St
Reid & Hughes; Geo b. Clifford. toys,
notions, toilet goods, art embroiderles Jew
eiry and stationery; 4o4 Attn ay.
OH. CITY. PA.
C. H. Smith Sons Co; Ii. NJ. Bell, coats.
suits waists; 404 4th av.
OMAHA, NEB.
Burgess Nash Co; NJ. Seitenbach, base
ment ladies' wear; H. H. Abbott. men s
and boys clothing; 200 9TH aY.
M e. Smith & Co: b. Paul, notions,
gloves and ribbons 200 9Th aY
PAWTUCKET. X i.
hosiery. knit underwear gloves. men f5Ir. f1 r.
nishings D. J, Darcy toys. house fur
PHILADELPHIA
Frank & Seder; Fl L. Bernbaum, coats.
suits skirts: Miss c. Rosendale, children 5
wear; 1872 B way.
Ii. l. Cohn Co; l. Cohn, cloaks, suits:
Aberdeen.
Blsuner's; Miss f. shenk Jobs silk
skirts; II Blauner. JOBS fiber sweater coats;
Alfred Fantl, 116 W. 32d
Lit Bros Miss Kaufman, Jobs children S
cotton dresses: Alfred Fanti. i1G W. s2d st.
Fink Co; u. Goldstein fur coats and
furs; Affiliated Stores. 1879 Broadway.
coats and furs Affiliated stores, 1872
Broadway.
n. snellenbure Co, Miss A. NJ. Day.
Diiiemuth, woolen and cotton piece good
hfanneIs, domestics; 1851 b way
j. T. Dittman & Co; J. r Dlttmsn.
2 w. 33d st.
$. Freeman, wooden and cotton piece
goods. ranneis domestics; Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Sealskin Prices Steady

ST. LOUIS, May 24-The United
States government received s359,715
from sale of 10,o6o Alaskan sealskins
here yesterday, it was announced to-
day. The highest price paid was SOS
and the average S3575, showing the
general price level virtually unchanged
since the February sale. An average
edvance of slightly more than so cents
skin was regarded as negligible.
One hundred and twelve Northwest
coast sealskins sold from $26 to s34
The lot brought $3.512. The Japanese
Russian and Canadian governments re-
ceived S5,353.50 for 610 raw sealskins
from the japanese herd which ranged
from SO to SIS.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

TO MRS. o. J. ACKER e BROXTON,
John Cameron. }. Eames Carpenter. A.
II Elrod, L. Z, Ensler, Fess roma, c. Ii.
Fem. NJ. Faulkner, u Gtssscott l.. Comm,
Hotel Charles Inc J. H. Hoadley. h. itee-
gan, James Leayy MIS-. X lynch. r
Merges K. Mack. e. Phillips Physicians
Hospital Equipment Company Dr. II b.
Shaw b. Smith. A Tackltn. NJ. II. Wilson
John Ellison. v. King, NJ. H Herman. j
Cohen. +. Higgins:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment of our lien
upon the property hereinro described hay
ing expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. viii cause such property.
to wit Chifoniers. beds chairs rockers,
dressing tables. dining room furniture par
lor and library furniture, trunks and con
tents, contents OF bureau drawers silver
ware, wearing apparel pictures, paint tings
boxes supposed 10 De books china glass
ware, bric- brac, personal effects pianos
UftCe furnit ure and nASicAl inst rune Mt )
stored III Lee Brothers. Inc Warehouse by
you nr in your name COR in which YOU have
al lnterest) To be be sold at Public
Auction. according TO the statute In such
case made and provided at our warehouse.
1913 East l25th ct. New York city or
Wednesday, May 26th, 1921, at 10 80 a. M
and if the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date the same VIII be continued a the
So me place on each and every Wetine sd q y
thereafter beginning al 1880 a. M. and
continuing until the sale Is com pleted
LEE BROTH EES. INC.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
See Higher Wool Prices
Special Dispdtch to The Tribune
Sfl' n n

BOSTON, May 24.-Owine to tbe
emergency tariff bill the wool market
mas already shown strong upward
tendency, stiffening from s to 10 neT
per cent on various classes of wool and
IT Is predicted that they will go ma
terially higher.
For the last two days dealers nave
been buying speculstively, particularIv
IN South American woois which have
have been selling below normal.
Quarter blood grade Ohio wools NOW
selling at 40 cents are expected to
reach fifty-five cents and three-eighths s
blood now at fifty-1vc will go to SIXTY
five it is said.
A dealer of fifty years experience
predicts that South American woods
now bringing under 30 cents will I'D
vance more than so per cent. Western
farmers are holding their wools for
higher prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Central Leather Passes
Dividend ON Preferred

A reflex Of the depressed state OF
the leather industry was furnished yes
terdey IN the passing of the Ia per
cent quarterly dividend due at this time
on the preferred stock of the Central
leather Company. This action took
wall street by surprise, as was indi-
ca'so ny an point break in the price
Of the preferred on the Stock Exchange
The common was also weak declining
over points to 35h.
dividends on the preferred have been
PAID at the annual rate of per cent
SINCE 1905, the year following the com.
pany organization. The company's re.
port FOR the first quarter of 1921 indi-
Gated that the dividend for that quar-
ter had been paid out of surplus. For
Ivy the company had de6eit. after
giVloends, q,h amounting to $25.751 sos
$21,076,290. vac s'"i Was
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Cooks

COOK-lrish Protestant: good references
excellent cook. \. Miss Hoflnayer' 5
Agency. 10 East 43d ST. Sd floor. Tele-
phone 8941 MURRAY HiN.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
Secretary of state So.
THIS CERTIFICATE issued in dapll-
cate, hereby certihes that the W. j. Nc
David < TO. Iae.. domestic stock cor
poration, has fled in this office on this
18th day of May, 1921, papers for the vol
untary dissolution OF such corporation
under Section I'll OF the General Corpora
ton Law. and that it appears theregrom
that such corporation has complied with
aid section in order 10 be dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the aeal of office
of the Secretary of State, at the city OF
Albany, this thirteenth day OF May. one
thousand nine hundred ana twenty one
[SeaII RANULF CO2iPTON
Deputy Secretary of State.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All nersons having claims against the
above named corporation are directed 10
present the came forthwith At the office Of
Mesars, Larkin Rathhone a. Perry Attor-
neys, No 50 Broadway. New York City,
Telephone Rector s7e6.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

MARTIN CoRNELIA sHERMAN-1N
pursuance OF order of Honorable John
p. Cohalsn. Surrogate OF the County Of
persons having claims against CorneIia
sherman Martin, late of the City OF Lon
don, England, deceased. to present tho
same, with vouchers thereof. to tho sub
scriber, al ha place of transactiug busi j.
ness at the Office OF Davies, Auerbsch &
Street, Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York, On or before the 23th day OF July
next.
uAry. 1921.
BRADLEY MARTIN. Executor.
DAVIES, AUERBACH & CORNELL.
Attorneys for Executor. Once & Post.
ONCE Address No. "a Nassau Street.
Borough of Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

MONOTyPE KEYBOARD OPERATORS.
S45; 48- hour week; Philadelphia; good
working conditions. Apply all day wednes-
day stephen Green Co. 200 5th av.
OFFICE sPEcrA% %rY SALES MANAGER
One with vim, vigor and vitality that
can make personal sales. also organize
sales force big opportunity. Electric Seal
ing Wax Machine, 316 w 3Ist ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Governesses. Etc.

GOVERNESS. French woman; speaks Eng
lsh fuently excellent English refer
ences. P NJ SIS Hofmayers Agency 10 L
43d st. Sd floor Telephone 8947 Murray
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST Bankbook No. 377 7ss, The Gresn-
wich Sa agiCgs Bank. 245 9Th sr Sew
YORK city Payment stopped. Please re-
turn to bank
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
CoNNECTICUT
STORAGE NOTICES
ATLANTTol CITY. N. ..

rhe Griswold Eastern Point New I.ond
Conn. Most refreshing geashore reSort
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Prices Are Lower
I'm Curb Trading: !:
Oils Depressed
d., L. \ w. Rights and Glen
Alden Coal Drop Again,
but Durant Motors Ad-
vances Small Fraction

Selling tactics on the Stock Exchange
were rejected in lower prices on the
curb market yesterday. OH shares were
a target for those working for lower
prices and declines were registered
virtually throughout the list
Losses were small, however, and
fluctuations during the day were with
in narrow range. Maracaibo dropped d
point TO 20, International Petroleum
got below 16 and Simms reacted to 8
Carib and Salt Creek were lower.
D., L. & w rights sagged to 80 and
Glen Alden Coal dropped back point
to 80. United Retail Candy was frac-
tionsliy lower, but Durant Motors
climbed II to 22Ia.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
S5ooo-Wonderful oDoorti,,,it,.

S5ooo-Wonderful opportunity 10
secure business Of unlimited
possibilities. Product used bv
women in all parts ot the world.
Small overhead, with big profit.
Full information will be given >on
receipt OF Your name, address and
telephone number. Act promptly.
This opportunity will not last.
Box G 200. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
EAST 94TH sT.

EAST 94TH ST.
The above described property will be
sold free Of mortgage and subject to the
state OF facts shown by a survey made
by George G. Hollerth dated Sept I'M Der
10, 1912. numbered 708S3S. also subject TO
present tenancies.
AS the above premises consist OF two
{ hree story and basement brick and stone
dwellings. known No. 1901 and No. 1908
Park Avenue, on adjoining lots, each IS
by 10 feet. they will be sold separately
Dated, New York, May 2tth. 1921
ENOS :. BOOTH,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Day Workers

DAY WORKER-Lsundress or cleaner
good. quick worker. M. Miss Hotmay-
ers Agency, 10 East asa st. Sd noor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hin.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Nurses. Etc.

Fitzgerald's Bureau. sos 5th ay.
RSE-Young; country preferred. excep-
tional references Miss Fitzgera Id ;
Bureau, 366 9TH Ave
NURSE-Young children. excellent
references, Miss Fitzgerald Bureau
366 5th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
General Housewofkers, Etc.

DAYS WORK. washing ironing or clean
ing Mrs. GrahAIn. l27 w. l24th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
READING COMPANY
General 0fflce din,r r'ar,,,i

y
~ Philadelphia, May 12 1921
4bd ne ne Board Of Directors mas declared from
rz, ~ es earnings q GuarterlE dividend OF one
~ Svnt tl5e) on the First Preferred Stock
I9s9f fHs company. to be paid on June 9
a. 10 70 stockholders or record at the close
n,siiesA iiessAhess May "a. 1921. Checks will be
dsns 70 stockholders who have fled divi.
N'Au orders with the Treasurer
JAY V. HARE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Land Bank Aid Anuroyed

WASHINGTON, May 24-Senatol
Curtis's bill proposing transfer of $50
100000 from the Treasury to Federal
land banks upon request of the Fed
eral Farm Loan Board was ordered re-
ported favorably to-day by the Senate
Banking Committee.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Typewriters
TYPEwRITERs RENTT

TYPEwRITERs RENTED
Visible. three months 81 np
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co INC
3t5 Broadway, al LeonGrd St TeI s4ss
~ L. - - 81 81 Opposite Madison ave. Frank.i1
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay ST Teephons t73s Baro az
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
instruction

AUTO !:!STEUCTION-we teach rep ,ring
and driving In short time. License guar
anteed; ladies classes: also Ford lessons.
American Auto School I2s Lexington ave.
(59th). PlaZ1 4G16
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines IN theaters; teach you days
or evenings American Tbeater Building
e4+ Sth az. t42dJ. Bryant 1919
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
E.xceptiOnal-S25O0

One OF the very largest manufac-
turers in its line offers live, wide
awake man opportunity to conduct
a business OF his own under his
own name. Profit possibility Of
1000 and more on turnover.
Only consider man who can and
will make preliminary investment
of $500. For interview Friday,
May 27th, send your name and
telephone number to Box G 2oI,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
sALESMEN

Wanted immediately a man who
is a real producing ss esman: must
be able TO give satisfa ctory refer
erces as 20 ability and character:
this is an opportunity for q red
blooded. high pressure man to con-
meet with a sales organizat tion with
national reputation OF sound
ness, sGuareness and progressive
ness. Telephone Vanderbilt 1851
for confd initial Interview
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

Lost Bans booa 80 i7;o4 Universe
Savings Bank, 81 Liberty It, Paymea
stopped. Finder please return to hsnk.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

KITCHENMAID OR CHAMBERMAIp-
Waitress useful maid; young Irish
girl new arrival. T., Miss Hofn3a yer 5
Agency. 10 East sd ST. Sd floor. Tele-
phone s947 Murray Hill.
sTENoGRAPHER, legal experience. de-
sires substituting 500. $35 Gsi2 Trib-
une'
USEFUL MAID-Young inexperienced.
willing. Miss Fitzserald'a Bureau. $50
9Th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
qrEsr, x-~ Office OF
xyvNIfED GAS IMPROVEMENT co.
~. ~. Corner Broad and Aref. S4rasts

1T, The Directors have this day aeeslarsd a
tsss rsrly na dividend OF one and three guar
ferr.SS ~ Gent sSI1sc per share1 on the Pre-
is Iss7 79lock or this Company. payable June
rseorS m rSSi, TO holders OF Preferred Stock OF
is5I a. the close OF business May 81
-'' checks will be mailed
/. w. NORRIS srraasur
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
AEfGBLIo IRON 8 sTEEr. cnnIpANY

,PkBFERRED DIVIDEND NO. H.
OF ~ 1neesing OF the Board OF Directors
reenis F.spubllc Iron & Steel Company. the
Prssasarr quarterly dividend of IXTs on the
lat iaeS ea stock was declared payable July
lsfh 49, 70 stockholders OF record June
t1a BOOKS remain open
AlCRARD JONES. JR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

LOST Banj book Ma. l5S 0Gl, North River
Savings Bank, ~ West 34th ST. Payment
stopped Finder please return to bank
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS Will be received bv tnA So
reau OF Supplies and Aeeonnts ~. -
/ Department, Washington. d c anti Il
o etock "a. IN, June ;. 1921 FOR aelIrert,ss
( 10 o'clock a. ~, JuHe T. 1921 for aetiV-
eflng Kerosene, steel cotton rags. hrusnss
/ aeetane. nails. staples, taeks china ems
pitehtt9 ana tunhleys 10 the na u yse,4
Hfooktyn. y. T., etc Apply for n1npass9s
/ 10 the surpsy officer. 6avv YARD pTnssssA
~, y, I. or % the bureau ef suppiisn
ter General OF the Navy. S.sa.es
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PUBLIC NOTICES

CREDITORS OF DoNNENHIRsCH &
GRAFT. Madison Bakery I471 Madison
Ave. are notified that the business has
been sold TO Nathan Sroka. Present all
claims before noon of Friday. June a.
1921. al 1411 Madison ANA
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Trunks

'BARGAINs-New and shop soiled trunkA
pags. suitcases. steamer outfits. Thorn as
G. Hunt. $50 9th av. (4Tth stl
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

OSCAR WAGNER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
No 25S Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
Inc following is diagram OF the prop
erty to be scId with the street mum he's
thereon: >
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Statesmen wanted by lrage and reputa bic
real estate and Insurance nrm. commits
sion basis only: good references required
excellent opportunity for producers. Write
only to Rudolph. Abbott Building, Phila-
1elpha, Pa
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

JAPANESE. cook k-butier; reiiahle. @faeient.
modern furnishing. toe West cath, Bry.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE or MEETTNC,


tha T,lss meeting Of the Stockholders OF
We4s,essssss1aao9lhd DISC Shop Inc, will ba heid
fhs rxsu June 1st, 1871 at 10 4. NJ, ~
With ASssp1l Arsnpl oiflee OF he coippany. 10
Z. II. HoAGf,AND. SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Office

OFFICE ASSISTANT; one wears expert
ence thorough knowledge of office routine
SIG. Dorothy Roge, 364 Elton st, Brooklyn
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Want Advertise EN- ents
Wanted Lost Found and Rewards
Situations Business 0pptunds furnished EnoymeH Ands'
sErIArIoNs wANTED MALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

NURSE MsFe trained. experienced. All
sielne eilIfue. reI}a ble. perap0ai ref
erencrs. Ebfnslapder 1874
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Chambermaids

CFAMBERMAID-W -WAITRESS-Ver neat
good-looking Irish girl: city family
country for summer. D, Miss Hofma We r $
Agency, 10 East 43d St, Sd floor TeIe-
phone S947 Murray Hill
CHAMBERMAJD OR PARLORMAID-
Good city references; tall. neat capable.
NJ Miss Hofmayers j Agency 10 East 43d
St. Sd floor Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID--Pr Protestant thoroug hly
capable excellent references, Miss Fit2-
geralds Bureau. 366 5th Ave.