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FOR SALE
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Johanna S. Oeters as exscutrix OF,
the last will and testament of Mary a.
Oeters, and johanna ). Oeters, plaintiffs.
against Joseph Burger and others, de-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance of a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above entitled Action and bearing date
the 18th day of July. 1921. /. the under
signed, the referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom. No. 1416 Veseyi
Street, in the Borough of Manhattan. City
of New York, on the 18th day of Auguet.
1921, at IL O'Clock noon that day. by
Joseph p. Day, auctioneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment 10 be sold. AMI
therein described as follows:
All that lot of land, with the buildings
and improvements thereon. in the Boroug h
of Manhattan. City of New York. the
easterly side of Ridge Street, described as
follows: Beginning at point two hundred
t200) feet north of the northeasterly corner
of Stanton and Ridge Streets; thence east
hundred O00) feet; thence southerly. and
parallel with Ridge Street. twenty five s25)
feet; thence westerly hundred 900
feet to Ridge Street: thence northerly.
along Ridge Street. twenty-five (25) feet to
the place of beginning. Being premises
known number 154 Ridge Street.
Dated New York, July ed, 1921
DAVID ROBSON,
John NJ Ruck attorney for plaintiffs, No.
90 Nassau Street. New York, n. 7.
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold.
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Ing. furnishings and domestlcs Mrs. wal
ser mems furnishings knit underwear ard
hosiery hosiery Miss omodt waists chiidren's
''s''s' ana sR ReSsAtssEsi WASH lssi b'wAy
tulhertons; H. c. Seacrist women's hos
iery. underwear. neokwear, ribbons and
basement womens. mems and boys ready
49,, sPRINGFIEI.p. MASS. . ~
7, r msskin' Packard Wheat. Inc; b.
SAFE; 432 18th ave, 9Th floor.
s n1y Fire Walter sera D G. ca' Ralbs
Torlina, asst. Sc Worth st.
stix Baer q Fuller; I. Freund. base
ment cotton piece goods 1l07 B'way
schunenan g. Evans; Miss Jobert. muslin
s sao ~ and infants wear; Fred Atkins
,,,1 ThomFsons Inc ]. Thompson, gen
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
ready to wear: 22b 9Th av
~ reters q Co: II. Peters mems cloth
ing. ready to wear. chidrens wear; Me
49,, ,TAcoMA. WASH.
ready to wear; e &c. 2sth st.
w. l.. Miner Co. + s Hand draneris.
and curtains; Alfred Fantl, is w. ga st.
Hugo Hugo Stein Cloak Co., MISS $. Goldberg
waists underwear and petticoats; 404 4th
ave-, 18th floor.
UTICA
a. $. Hunters. A. s.. Hunter. laces en-
broidcries, muslin underwear upholstery
toys, house furnishing goods; Pennsylvania
WACO, TEN.
Snaman & CO.; Miss g. Sachs, ladies
wear; 1903 5th av.
WASHINGTON
l;ansburgh & Bro. Miss NJ. Livingston
waists, sweaters; care John higgins, Sls
Seventh av.
Palals Royal NJ Miller, waists, house
dresses, wraps, aprons. chidrens wear
(bargain basemenD 220 Fifth av.
WATEkrOWN, y. Y.
Frank A. Empsall & Co. Mrs. NJ e
Bentley silk dresses and blouses; Alfred
Fantl, 1l6 W. 3ad st.
YAKIMA, WASH
w IT, Draper. ladies' ready TO wear: A.
r.. 23d st, room 507.
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DALIAS. TEX.

DALLAS, TEN.
Sanger Hros.; G. G. Wilmington. bargain
basement: 10 II. cath st.
DENIsoN, TEN.
j. w. Madden Co; s. r. Park. dry
DAVENPORT, IOWA
y. IA Peterson Co; T. II. Saunders,
cotton piece goods. fannels domest!cs'
DETROIT
y. IL Hudson Co; MIR. Allan. merchar
else manager; 225 5th av
FRANKFORT, ky.
W. $. Farmer & Son: C. r. Farmer
womens ready to wear. dry goods. no
tons, hosiery. gloves: 1854 b way.
EMPoRIA. KAN.
Downs & Taylor; Miss Taylor. ready to-
wear; Arthur Mincer. 116 w. sea ct.
FREEPORT, I'LL.
Williams & Beckmire; A. F. Williams.
dry goods ladies' and children's wear
Broadway Central
GATEsvILLE. TEX.
Alvis-Garner Co: Mr.. Avis ready to
B'way
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Wurzburg d. G, Co. Il. F. Voss, dresses;
J. l.. sommers. dresses waists coats. suits;
1901 B'way.
HARTFORD. CONN.
g. Fox & Co. Mr.. Eastman. tewelry.
silsyerwarc; Alfred Fantl. 11e w. sad st,
=, Sage Allen Co.; w. NJ Sorry, mil
G. Fox & Co; !. Rrazel, ribbons All
fred Fantl. 1l6 w. 32d st
EILLSBORO. OHIO
Feibel Bros; MchaeI Feibel, dry goods,
ready to wear: Woodstock.
HONESDALE, PA.
Meyers Smart shop: II. M. Meyer,
ladies, ready to wear; Amelia Rosenau.
INDIANAPOLIS
Ravens Geddes Co; G: A. Living
stone, floor coverings; Broztell.
A
Cohen Bros; M. r. Cohen, represent
ing; 225 9TH av.
IlEoKUK. IA.
Sullivan & Auwerda; Mr.. Auwerda,
ready -to- wear; Arthur Mincer, 116 w. SD
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Wolf G. Vile CO.; George T. Wilson
white goods. linens; Alfred Fantl. 11s w
LYNCHBURG, PA.
j r. Millner Co; ]. Jefferson, blankets,
holdings, comforts. upholstery. draperies
luggage, trunks; Baer & Lilienthal. 1850
Bway.
LYNCMBURG, VA.
C. M. Guggenreimer; c. Guggenheimer
general mdse.; r. MCGEE. millinery. sweat
ers; Kirby, Block 6 Fisher, $50 4th ave.
j. Goldsmith & Sons; ID. Gary. house
furnishing goods. china. glassware: 1850
Symmetrical Il Co; II. I. Symmetrical
millinery; As w. 35th st.
MILWAUKEE
Gimbel Bros: William Burke. uphol
stery. drapery Bway and SD st.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Kitz-Pideon Mikes Co; =. w. Mikes
notions, laces,, embroideries fancy goods
linens, womcn's ready to wear; Ansonia.
NEW BEDFORD MASS.
C. r. Wing; e. n. Ford. china, glass
ware; Pennsylvania.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
furnishing goods hosiery handkerchefs
womens hosiery, silk underwear, gloves
Jay Co, Ala 4th av.
shartenberg Robinson; E. NJ. Mackie
knit underwear; 404 4th v.
NEW ORLEANS.
Chaa A. Kaufman Co; c. NJ. Kaufman
ladies' ready to wear; Alfred Fantl, lie w
500 st.
Fifth Avenue Shop: Bernard Cohen
ladies' ready to wear; Aberdeen.
L. Feibleman Co, Inc; M. Levy, 6lanls
cts, beddings. comforts 4S Leonard st.
care of l.. A. Katz.
NORWICH, CONN.
Porteous Mitchell Co; w. T. Rogers
boys clothing: 432 4th av.
NORFOLK. VA.
e. S. Malvern Speciality Shop; e. S
Malvern, laces, embroderes, handker-
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terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor:
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COOK, waitress chambermaid: young
Hungarian; S100-s65-S $500 excellent four
years references together or separate. s..
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 49d St,
Cd floor. Telephone s947 Murray Hill.
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Char1hermaids

TYPIST and stenogra pher, beginner: com
petent worker; s12. Telephone Glenmore
1874. Miss Siegel
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-Rosaiie Baggett, plaintiff. against
James w. Baggett. defendant. Summons.
Action for absolute divorce.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer this
CONF plant in this action. and TO serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the service
of this summons. exclusive OF the day OF
service. and in Of your failure to APP
pear answer. judgment by default will
be taken against you for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
Dated New York. May 9th. 1921.
SAMUEL l.. ZUCKERMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and Postoflce Address. No. $50
Broad way. New York City.
To James W. Bsggett. the above named
defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to order
Of Hon. Thomas F. Donnelly, II Justice
of the Supreme Court of the State of New
York. dated the Goth day of June. 1921.
and fled with the complaint in the Office
of the Clerk OF the County OF New York.
al the County Court House in the Borough
Of Manhattan. City. County and State OF
New York
Dated New York. June goth 1921
SAMUEL L. luck ETMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and Post aftice Address. $50 Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan. New York
City.
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Petition In Bankruptcy

The following petition in bankruptcy
was fled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
CoNcETTo TIMPANoRo-Involun
grocer: 44t w. 46th st. liabilities, $1,000;
assets. $500
Receiver In Bankruptcy
The following receiver in bankruptcy
was appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
George w. Martin, receiver Tor Charles
Timpanaro, grocer, 444 w. 46th ST.. with
bond of $500.
Assignment
LOUIS LESSNER. retail hosiery and
underwear. so Willis av. has assigned for
the benefit of creditors to Benjamin Grab
isch, sos Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS
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STAV7DW STOEET

The Approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to sati;fy which the above-de-
scribed property is to be sold is $37, 1886 a.
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
July. 1921 together with the costs and
allowance amounting to $4,000, with in
terest from July goth, 1921 together with
the expenses of the sale. The approx
mate amount of the taxes. assessments
and water rates or other liens, which are
to be allowed to the purchaser out of the
purchase money. or paid by the referee is
$3sl.4G ana interest.
Dated New York July 22d. 1921
DAVID ROBSON,
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such provision should tend to raise tho
market value of American ships to re-
placement figures and should cause
shipping men to invest in the shins
now owned by the United States and
thus put the Shipping Board fleet into
private hands, as Congress and tho
Resolved. That the Shipping Board
recommends that the above quoted
statute OF the United States be made
Congress"
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West Side
HELP WANTED FEMALE

4TH ST. 257 wEsT-Laree front room,
with Kite henette: electricity; gas range.
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COOK-Young woman, with or without
kitchenmaid; excellent 4 years refer
ences. H. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10
East 43d st, Sd floor. Tel. s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-28

girl; good city references. O.. Miss Hof
mayors Agency, 10 East 43d st, Sd floor.
Telephone S947 Murray HILL
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Satisfied Judgments
I'm New York County

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
jud gment was filled.
Shwars, Sumner S.-W. H. Alex
ander; Dec IA, 1912. $268.23
Ebbitt Duncan. and Roy F. Jones
Indian Refining Co.; March 8,
1914 Observation-Disclosures. 1857
Henner opod-National Fire
PROBING Co; April IL. 1e2i.... SS5.1S
Prendergast. James WI l..
Hasbrouck ct al; Aug. 22. 1889 S2S.65
Enge. Adolph. and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co.--People, &c;
April IS, 1921 .(vacated) $500. 10000
Baturin. Harry and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co.--Same; April
g. 1921 (vacatedl ............ 100000
Levine, Philip, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co.--Same; April
II, 1921 (vacated) ............ 100000
Williamson. VIM. A.--Steven De
Cressnak. Inc. April so, 1921. 67o.7o
Eisberg. Sina--S. Fcinstein; Nov.
TO- 1920 ....,............ 1.15S.9s
Eiisherg Hotel Construction Co..
Inc, and Benjamin Frindeli---
Baker, Smith Co.; Feb. rs,
1921 ........... ,............. ss1.7s
In Bronx County
President Construction Co, Inc,
Samuel II. Raphael and Gus
Luckas--J. e. Trainer; Jan. 90.
1918 ................. S244.T
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

66TJ ST, ST e: fnear Observation-Disclosures.
single. double rooms; drawing room for
entertaining; meals optional. Plaza sS4s.
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CHAMPERMAJD- WAITRESS OR HOUSE
.WORKER-Young English girl. good
city references O.. Miss Hofrnayer's
Agency. 10 East 43d st. Sd floor. Tee-
phone s94I Murray Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-28

cQOK-scotch; young; neat; thorough.
experienced: splendid references Mis-
ughressy's Agency $50 6th av
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BANK MEN.
MANAGERS.
SCIcT N-TS

Experienced bank men wanted by a new
financial institution Offering new APP
proved and sound finance service-needed
by every manufacturer of mems wo-
mems wear. High grade men who can de-
velop new business and have a following in
these trades will find here unusually
attractive proposition on salary or COM
mission basis Communications ccnfden-
tisl. l. $40, Tribune
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HELP WANTED MALE


High grade men. experienced at banking
for credit work wanted to organize ard
develop a new financial institution. We
are Offering a new approved and sound
finance service needed by every manufac
turer of mems and womens wear. II you
are able to develop new business and have
following In these trades you will find
here an exceptional opportunity a sal
airy commission basis. Conmunica tions
confidential. L $50. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-28

A Juvenile fashion show, including
only branded or standardized apparel
OF children will be given at the Little
Theater on the afternoon of August d,
under the direction Of Josephine Glenn
ent -. Julia Arthur. The garments
also are to be chosen for their moder-
ate price.
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General Houseworkers. Etc.

HOUSEWORKER-F bachelor or small
family; city apt. only; excellent cook +.
good quick worker G.. '.ss Hofmayer's
Murray EN-.
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Business Troubles

LAWRENCE, Julia W-K Henesey 1o.177.3S
Muller Tire and Rubber Co. Inc
and Muller Sales Corp
Mckay, George--M Hart. ........ lse 20
Magrill. Herman--Irving National
Bank New York. ..,....,..... 1,3so.s1
and Trust Co ....:...... 1912
Nahas Joseph-iould Realty Co. 142.45
New York. ................... 467.13
Co. Inc .................. 1o52o
Amato .................. 1895
York Telephone Co........ 1851
Sheer, William--A Fradus. ..... 34s.e1
Siegel, lsidor--1oitmars Co..... 365. rs
Sachs Philip-Chatham & Phenx
National Bank OF City of New
York ....:.......;.. 4os.c7
Sebenick. Bettie-~F Krevoruck.. 120.40
Weiner, Charles and Samuel
Rubin ...................... 61s75
Wing. Albert &c w Bedell ct al 4,05o.s3
Wattenberg. Charles H--Tepman
81 Feimans. Inc. .............. 1884
Ia Bronx County
Bernstein. Rosie-Ebling Brew
ing Co. ............. ......... $2.o31.s2
Collins Co. .................. sos 90
Etunger, Leonard-l. Micheiser.. $3.50
Goldsmith, lsie--C. Cohen ct al. 55.72
Ginsberg. Aaron-K. Hemming-
Kramer, David - Beck Hazard
Store 20. Inc. ...... 1888
Lee. William H.-F. NJ. Break
stone .................. 1856
Landsberg Maxi German 2ss.lo
Muller Sales corporstion and
William Muller jim. f. HUI
ol enSA \ Morris-l P. Mahoney -0'''0
e. Sons 1920
Raichelson, Nathan--M. Fine, 237.40
slutzkn. Rae--Grolier Society
of London ............,....... 1851
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OPPORTUNITY to go on trip, cruise or TO
camp with responsible party: facilities
for at least making expenses active physi-
cal, Mt. ex-army officer and college slan
age 80; best business. social and character
credentials. l. 52l, Tribune.
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Statesmen and manufs cturers' agents to
establish branch offices in all large
horse owners: entirely new; large demand.
exclusive territory; 20 per cent commits
sion; average sale nets commission 5000:
have good leads. Ideal Barn Equipment
Co., Horizon, Wis.
YOUNG MAN wanted in office OF manu-
featuring concern with knowledge stem
oeraphy and typewriting. one who will
make himself worthy OF advancement:
Gentle corporation; fair salary. Reply In
writing to S., All Arbuckle Building
Brooklyn.
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I'm New York County

The following Judgments were fled yes
terday the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Crescent Talking Machine Co.
1nc.-Mohawk Veneer Co. Inc. s1,1S3.74
Cieghorn, Henry w. Sc Cleg-
Carl Pl atos Realty CO. r.
Calm, Jacob Bernard Calm and
Harry Goldberg fCahn Bros &
Goldberg), and Louis Hershko-
wit2-State Mercantile Co. Inc. 744.24
Co Inc s41os
catanzaro. Barney-L. venniceili $3.50
Congalton. John E.--Buffalo San
wealth Finance Corp. $50. 1.so2.4e
Cohen, Milton s.--a6s Riverside
bard ..... 4o3.ss
Douglas VIM A--G A. Smith. 1910
ponofns, Thomas H--~Skinner g.
Deschenei International Corp
te9 Manhattan Avenue Corp. s9i.o9
Hntelis Isidore-Auto Brokerage
Friedman. Murray. Hammer
=. NiAH ................-... lZV.oo
Gormly. Clarence VII. scherer
Griffin. Peter s.-Manhattan sta
tionery CO. Inc. ............. 1,327.24
Hun. Perry A.--cuardian Holding
lMaggin. Ben Aii--B. Evsns.... 1854
holder. Edw. H-M Rrettner.. 264.41
Aater-Colonial Steamship Trad
Lighting Co. Inc. ......'.... SOC 20
Itzkcwitz, soiomon--J. Kaplan.. 1920
;. BARD. Doukss ........'.... $3.50
gutenberg Machiue Co. Inc
Works Inc, ..... ' ss,as5.44
Co Inc. .S ..'....... - 1868
Smith ...,.1.... -. 80 l72.l1
keystone Products Co. Inc
Western Union Telegraph Co.. 1880
kluttig. John--i. l3uchsbauna ct al 147.47
,,SSahn. Morris--S keiganow. $50. 1859
klierych. Jacob--A II Oreska 2ss.72
Aslscnaner. Hans--Landay Bros
s.. @oo.o1
oolabsrg . .... - :. -. aisso
Asvant American Hardware Corp
--Buffalo Bolt Co.............. 1850
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Tribune Classified Advertiser
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT-Wairus travelling bag. Initials }. r.
81. containing wearing apparel. taxi a.
Goth and Broadway. Saturday afternoon'
reward. j. f. Sample. 305 West End AV.
Columhus ZOO.
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OFFERINGS TO BUYERS
RESORTS

IMPORTED CHARMEUSE SATIN eros
grain. $50 yards. Peccl. SIS e. 216th st.
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SALES-MANAGERS.

Wanted by new financial institut ION
Offering unusually attractive approved
and sound finance service needed by every
manufa cturer of mems or women's wear
High grade men who have following in
these trades and who can prove previous
success will find here an unusually splendid
opportunity on a salary commission
basis. Communications confidential. L
SIS, Tribune
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GARDENER FARMER, IS years practical
experience in all branches. wishes posi-
ton as superintendent on large estate; 10
years last place; excellent references T.
58T, Tribune.
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Nurses. Etc.
SITUATIONS WAIVED MALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

KER-French polisher; first
class, experienced: references: antique
general work; wishes work private. Jozsy.
3ll E. 18th st.
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Lost Bankbooks

LosT-Banlspook No. s97.sss The Green
wich Savings Bank, 246 9Th av. Payment
stopped Please return to bank
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LosT-Bankbook No 13f .os4 OF the Ex-
celsior Savings Bank of n. Y. Payment
stopped Please return to bank.
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Office
Domestic

NURSE wanted must have training and
know formulas; in country; children.
Rector 2041
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WAITRESS AND CaAMBERMATD Prot-
estaft: country, near Rcd Bank; washing
sent cut: small family. u ass. Tribune.
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LOST-Bankbook No. 125,o54 Of the FIX
cesor Savings Bank of n. Y. Payment
stopped. Please return to bank.
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LoST-Bankbook No. i33,026 Of the Ex-
cesior Savings Bank of y. Y. Payment
stopped Please return to bank.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Office

TYPIST-StenograDher beginner; consci-
entious worker; sl2. Telephone Glenn1ore
1874. Miss Wengrofsly.
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Cooks

COOK-Young irish woman: excellent 4
years references; s65-s70. c.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 43d st, Sd floor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
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Or MIDLAND Or
GON BEACH A0C
IDEAL AMUSEMENT PARK
Steamer leaves Battery daily
10 A. NJ. 1:s0, rs 81 r. NJ.
CENTRAL HUDSON line
SIGHT SEEING YACHTS

ALL AROUND NEW YoRK.--I.v. Battery
Pier 1880. 2;ao. To Sandy Hook and tho
Ocean 1880 P. NJ Lecturer. Tel. Broad 6S54.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-31
UN AEROPLANO DESTTNADO Al
CONTRABANDO De TEQUILA FUE
DECOMISADO EN- IA FRONTERA
Lo piloteoba Hi sargeRto que Sc proponia traer
un cargamento de vino Son Antonio
Un menceao el eRcargoao de e0 al campo de aerr
zGje de Del Rio, Tex las 5oeIIas de viao equla

IL dia de aver fu@ para las autori-
daeS adUanales Y prohib.cionistas. de
reSultados favO"Ghlcs. pues con liSe-
"oS intervalOs &c tempo. una Y otras
lograCn dav dos golpes soberbios cap
tU-ando Cu Ia frontcra con Mexico
dos ccntrabandos que Sc inteataban
hacer pasar Ia Inca d!visoria
he los dos casos nos proporcion6
information Getallada ei senior Ed.
Cctulla, Jefe del Departamcnto adua
nal CT esta Ciudad. quian aver recibiG
informaciOnes procedentes Ge IL from
terra. en- Jas cualeS Sc le imDuso dc los
acontccimicntos reSistrados en- dos di-
ferenIes puntos de Ia iiuea divisoria.
FL prime-o de los casos que Sc CO.
nocicron. fue Ia captura de un aero
plano que procedenle de San Antonio
Texas, aterriz6 en- un campo cercano
Ia ciudad de Del Rio. pericncciente
a este mismo Estado. Ia maquina
atraa Sc .propon(a conduc!r de a4uel
puato a csta ciudad uno que So preSu-
me fuerte contrabaado de tequila.
pues, al efectuarse Ia captura del a
vi6n dc tres persoHas reiacionadas
con este asuato, Sc recogieron 10 bo-
tellas de este liCor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-31
VAA CONvOCARSE /
UNA CONF FERENC|A
NAC|ONAL De
AGRICULTURE
Ell Presidente Harding dice
que los Estados Unidos no
deben ser scIamente una
nacien industrial
Dirige una bien meditada
carta al SeCretario de
Agriculture, Wallace
En- ella expoae las razones en-
que Sc funda para desear el
mayor desarrollo del pals
en- maseria asricoia

Serr;rio Especial para LII PRENSA."
WASHINGTON. d. c. nic. 30.-E!
Prrs:dentc Harding anunci6 esta no
Gle Ia pr6xirla convocatoria de 'In:
ccrierencia nacional que tcnGr;l por
o:.ic;n cnnsiG"rar los prohlenaS a
,.,.fcolas = los mttodos que deban po-
rcrsc en- pr;tctica 4 efectO de- saiTar
de Ia ru.na 4 JOS agricultores de,
pa:s.
al hacer cl anuncio de esta conc
rcnc;a 4 los representatives. de Ia prem
G4 81 Citudo func;onario proportion
81 tcvto de una carta de inStrucciones.
rsrri:1 al SecratariO de Agriculture,
Henri c. Wallace. cen re'ac:6n los
a-:cgios necesarios para Ia cclcbra-
ciGn dc csa confeverc!a.
De una mancra clara. el Prcs!dente
HarS.ia-. ha cXnresado que 81 admi-
n:straci6n h2r:i todo cuaHto sea posi-
hle 4 cfec;o de proteser dcoidamente
In induStr:a agricoll del pats. y enla-
t:c9men'c Sc rcfiri0 n hecho dc que
los Estat;os Jnidos no dcben per!ni-
ri,. rrn <" Conviertan en- una nac!on
exc,usivamente industrial s!no que de
ben no. g: mismos mantenerse en- Iofu
,Iro cca.o 10 han isdc en 2! pascdo.
corn1 Ut nai suficicntencntc produc-
lc- lie ,cdos los art!culos aimenticios
oue necesite para Ia slt;sfacc!on te
sus prOp:as necesidadcs-