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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service
AKRON, OHIO

j. C. Federman Co: j. Gerson. dresses
suits: coats, childrens wear; Alfred Fantl.
1l6 ". S2d st.
NJ. O'Neiii & Co: W. Upper leather
goods, handkerchiefs, ribbons. umbrellas;
81 ". Goth st.
Akron D. q. Co; G. LAWYER, upholstery
drapery, floor coverings. curtains .. w
2sth st.
ALBANY
w NJ. Whitney & Co. C. Lange udse.
ASHLAND, Ky.
MClintock Field Co. T. Anderson. no.
tons and dolls: 10 Leonard st
Honton Millinery Co; Miss d. Shapiro
millinery Breslin.
J. B White & Co; Charles Swnney, up
holstery. drapery, curtains. furniture floor
BALTIMORE
flowers and feathers; c r. Tucker ladies
and misses dresses; w. s7th st
Joel Gutman Co; Joel Gutman. Dress
Fl. Vessel Co ". Hill. house furnishing
goods; Bristol.
Mount wooiens; Pennsylvania
e cohn & Co. E. Conn. furnishing
goods; Imperial
American Wholesale Corp; M G. Fra
notions; $. Quellmalz. cotton piece goods
Q. j. Falh, cotton piece goods: 354 4th av.
Hub; Miss |. Naughton, millinery; 125
Brager's; e Michael. hosiery: McAlpin.
Comprecht & Benesch, ]. a. Magruder.
upholstery. draperies curtains floor cover
Minch & Eisenberg Co.: H Chambers.
upholstery, draperies. furniture, floor COW
Bonwit. Lennon Co.; Mr. Bonwit
dresses; McAlpin.
Goldenberg Bros: ] Wolf. ladies' ready
Klein & MoGatt Co. r w. Klein, cotton
piece goods; II. H. Greene, cotton piece
goods. 1870 Bway.
Fleischman. hosiery, knit underwear; 1851
B'way.
schultz & Co; A H Schultz, floor COW
erngs
Brager OF Baltimore. P. R North. up
holstery, drapery. floor coverings.
Bernheimer Brothers: B. Cohen. mems
gloves: 1851 Bway
Morris Bank & Son; Michael Bank, mems
BOISE, IDAHO.
The Mode Ltd. II. l.. Faik. cloalzs
suits, furs. waists Kirby Block G. Fisher
BOSTON
Buffers: NJ Ferara ribbons, gloves
laces; j. J. 0 Gala CHAN rugs Fl: H. Nc
Leod boys clothing Kirby Block &
C. r Hovey Co; Miss L. Peck. ladies'
undermuslins. Miss j. O'Callahan. division
manager OF womens ready TO weer Miss
A Murphy, women's dresses Miss C. Muir
ply, misses inexpensive silk dresses; 1164
Bway.
Gilchrist Co; ebasementl H Cohen.
suits. coats. skirts. dresses; Miss f. Kelt-
ner, corsets and muslin, underwear. sam
Pit ana SECONDS only -UU 0tn aV.
70 T. Slattery Co. Miss Finan. Philippine
underwear; Miss Hutchins. wash dresses
Mrs Lucey, furs; Miss 1-ohnes, coats; Miss
Kane, tweed, pongee tafreta and canton
crepe suits; 10 Z. 32d st
Giichrist Co. (basemen) G. Winchester
waists; Miss Rice, hosiery and gloves; A
cohen coats suits and dresses; Miss Kelt-
ner. Jobs muslin underwear and corsets:
lupstairs) Mr.. McCahey, rugs: Miss Hasen
lus' hosiery ana ladies' hosiery; Mrs With
ers, gloves; 200 9TH ay
Gilchrist Co: Miss c Hassenfus. hos
iery; W McCahey floor coverings, ar
iSeiland, upholstery, lace curtains. up-
Hoistery contract. J. n. ,Iowett, trimmed
millinery, untrimmed millinery, chi!dren,s
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Business News
Retail Trade in Philadelphia
District Shows Improved Tone


CHICAGO, April Sit would
take no tremendous slump in ex-
ports to put us back to a pre-war
quantity basis" said Francis H. Sis
son tonight, addressing a joint
meeting of the Illinois Manufacture
ers' Association. the Chicago Asso-
cation of Credit Nm and the Chi
cago Association of Commerce.
Whereas American exports rose
in value 219 per cent from 1914 to
1919, they increased in quantity but
33 per cent, he said
SIT is we'll to bear that fact in
mind" tire New York banker said
"in considering the apparent ten
dency Of our export trade to shrink.
Our margin over 1914 Is consider
ably less than many have propahly
appreciated, dazzled as they were
by the colossal monetary values Of
our exports"
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of leather. 1t is their opinion that
will continue until the trade has
reached normalcy. Leather specalties
are still enjoying an appreciable de-
mand although "a slight abatement has
been perceptible. Nominal prices are
said to prevail in most lines Of leather
and especially in the case of fancies
the prices of which have been stiffened
in many instances. Prices in other
brands, which had not been enjoying
an active market in the past, and had
been subjected to shading, are now
only occasionally shaded. A leading
leathar factor expressed the opinion
that three more months at the present
rate of Improvement will find the trade
IN g normal condition
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PROPOSALS

COAL BITUMlNOUS. MARINE CORPS.
UARTERMSTERS DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON D. g.. APRIL . 1921.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate Will be
received in this office until eleven a NJ
April %, 1921. and then be publicly opened
for furnishing the Marine Corps tho FOL
lowing approximate quantities OF coat dun
ing the fiscal year 1922. for the following
deliveries 1000 tons of rune f~rfn- Phiia-
delphla. Pa. & 600 tons ruu-oe- mime Guam
rlco. Va. 5000 tons run -of mine nd 1000
tons domestic lump Paris Island. s. g:
400 tons run -or-niine Norfolk, Va 175 tons
Virginia anthracite stove ana 100 tops run
Of mine Charleston. S c.. $50 tons domestic
lump Pensacola. Fla. and l@0 tons domes
tic lump New Orleans. La. all bids I. O. b.
mines Proposal blanks and other intorrns
ton may be obtained upon application TO
this Office This office reserves tho right 10
re ject any all bids parts thereof and
to waive informailties therein. Bids from
regular dealers only VIII be considered
Schedule No. 1-1922. c. L McCawiey..
Brtgadter General The Qusrtermaster.
PROPOSALS WILL. &c RECEIVED BY
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department, Washln,Noa n <. untii
20 O'Clock a. m. April S ~ TOR detiv-r-
ing bridge mesgcrs, Varnisn. ovlis outs.
steel. oil. padloctks, and units 10 clock
a. m. April II. 1921 for ariiverln. rlrc-
trio cable and wire To the oavy yard
Brooklyn \. T. etc Apply for propose 8
to the supply officer. navy yard, Bruokly n.
y. Y, TO the Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts. c. j. PEOPLES. Acting Pay
master General OF the Navy. 3-24-,f.
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Raw Silk Prices Higher

Increased buying activity and slight
ly advancing prices are reported from
most of the worlds raw silk markets,
according to cables received by import
ers here yesterday. Locally there has
been little change in prices or the vol
ume OF business, silk manufacturers
being content to place orders for i'm
mediate and nearby requirements only.
Manufacturers here are placing more
confidence in the ability of the I'm
perial Silk Syndicate in Japan to sue
cessfully hold the market there at the
pegged figures, but have not reached q
point where they deem it advisable to
operate far into the future
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PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE TO NASSAU COUNT

NUIICE TO -ENoSAI COUNTY
TAXPAYERS
Notice to Nassau County taxpayer. Is
hereby given that the list OF unpatd taxes
for the year 1919 have been made. Unless
such taxes. with interest and accrued pen
aties. be paid before the first day of
May. 1891. the property against which said
taxes levied viii he advertised and. on
the nth day of July thereafter, sold The
sales books shall remain open for examins-
ton in the County Treaaurers Office at
Mineola. Nassau County. N Y. until the
day first above mentioned ANY taxpayer
Interested may send BRIEF description OF
his property to tho County Treasurer and
the amount OF the unpaid tax. If any will
be forwarded 70 him
WILLIAM z. LuYsTER,
County Treasurer.
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SURROGATEs' NOTICES

LAIDLAw. LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
OF an Order If Honorable John p.
Cohalan. Surrogate OF tho County OF
New York NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
persons having Claims against Laura f.
Laidiaw late OF ths County Of New York,
deceased TO present tho wit h
vouchers thereof 10 tho subscribers. AZ
their place OF transactlns husiness At ths
Office OF walter r. Herrick. their attorney.
a. No 81 Broadway IN me Borough OF Man
haitian. In the city Of New York. State
OF New York. on or before the 18th day of
May 1921. next
Dated New York. tho sth day OF Eovsm-
Der 1870
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Executor.
WALTER r. EERRICK.
Attorney FOR Executor. Office and r. o.
Address. 81 Broadway. Borough OF
AAphattAn. New York City.
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Business Troubles

Central Timber Export Co. Inc.
-Stevens-Et co. .......... 53227
Co. Int Russo .......... $3.50
Products co)-Man and e.,
Conrad Henrsetta-I Steiner. $3.50
Charles Meyers & Co, Ltd.-P.
coop s'' william E. or wliie E. ''''-'
Continental Guaranty Corp. 2,se5.5s
Produce Cop. NJ. Schneider
capltn John P. Co. p. capian
Mfg Co.'s Blum. .......... asa45
Cusick & Smith, Inc Assoc-
ated Furniture Mfrs. Inc 49,. 1863
Diamond. Samuel - North Side
Lumber Co, nc..,........... l74.o5
Dietch. Samuel r, Herman b.
Davis and Jacob Simonsou-
Goldmuntz Bros. ---.-.---.-.. $500
Same-Same -.........-.....-. $500
Davidson. '''s julius is and Maj
L. Freeman Observation-Disclosures. 1863
Hershman & Co. Inc ,-.....-- Soo.o5
Corp.-Neil Chemical & Color
Works. Inc. .............. 10000
People, etc. ............. 100000
Fallon. william IN Swanton. sol Sc
Frischer Samuel-J Frischer $685. SIS
Froehlich. Jesse--Newman Bros.
& Worms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 662 ~
Sanse--Same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 652.7s
For6es. wiliain H - Columbia 1''-''
Kid Leather Mfg. Co. Inc.,.. 1868
Gilmore, Philip G.-S. Bernstein
Gamsoj. Hyman-D- W Herman so7.7O
Golden. stephen; Aaron Com
berg and Leon Winiams-West
Thirty first St Realty Corp. 1880
Granger. Harry F.-C- NJ Ingram no 20
Gallagher William. De Leslne 3o5.4i
Click sharfstein Co. - Samuel
Bloom & Co................. 274.2o
Hcuecker John. and Isabelle A.
ffolnes Modener. gan. - Stab
Abendschelm Co, Inc. (cosrsl. 1o9.l5
Register co. ........... sasS2
HILLARY Myra--M 6 l. MARTINI $40 IS
J. 6 NJ. Levin. Inc.--.I. Cohen. STRIP
Jouravleff konstantin - Electric
Reduction Co .......--..... 1850 S6
Kinston symphony Orchsstra-E.
A. Abrahanls .......... &osso
and Lawrence J q King &
sons>-Ideal Gas & Electric
Fixture Co. Observation-Disclosures. s51.4o
Go. Inc Observation-Disclosures. sss so
Loeb. Louis. and Max slberstein
tI.oeb IL Silverstein)-M Roth
stein -....-.... .............. lao.
Braunstein ...'................ 1917
Cash Register Co............. sos.ls
gomery ct AL: .....-..... aoe.7s
Lefko~it2 Jullus. and Max Wells
Henning Boot shop, Inc $500
Liberty Match CO. Inc
Brooks ct Observation-Disclosures. s.lsse4
Levy, I.ouls--P HYDE. ......... 24s 52
Law. William-E II C Hupee... 1852
Mullins. Mary E--lawyers Mort
gage Co.......... ............. .,sf5.os
Meyer Goldberg & Sons-W Mar
COLIN ct al ..........,....... 47ae1s
Morgan. Leon Friedman & Co. 3,34l.Ts
Mcdonald John IT O'Rourke 1889
Modern yiddish Theater Co. Inc
Chrysite Cornice-ShyHght
Works. Inc ...............-.. 1910
Maynower Press. Inc ~ Para
mount Engraving Co. Inc. 1881
Haulage Co. Inc-I Primer. 1891
National Surety CO. Wood ct
al '............ ,.............., 1000 90
Oppikofer Frederick - Chatham
Phenix National Bank OF
Olsen Olaf J-Pivermore Rojas
& co, Observation-Disclosures. Sass os
W Pictures. Inc--~Bauman &. Co 1,t1t.07
Palmer. Lotus S-~The White Co 569. SO
Payet Silk Corp Austin
Moore. Irc......, ...,-..-... 1,4<s.s5
Pressner Samuel-~S Keen 1908
Prever. Dora tprever Lumber
Col L Lukashok sSS-eo
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Commercial Credit

Despite the many obstacles in the
path Of easier money. commercial funds
are becoming obtainable at slightly
lower rates. The open market rates on
bankers acc-ptances yesterday showed
drop Of an eighth 70 q quarter per
cent in the discount rate of som e
classes of paper. The rate for call
loans against acceptances was reduced
from 10 5 L per cent.
Commercial paper remains steady at
from ~ to ~ per cent, with more
notes coming into the market at the
former figure, although the latter rate
still applies to most paper.
The rates on bankers acceptances
quoted yesterday by the American Ac-
cePtence Council were:
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Preparing for Fur Auction

The Hudson's Bay Company. which
formerly sold only its own collection
of furs in the London auctions, has en-
tered the commission and consignment
fur business, according to reports re-
ceived here yesterday. Nicholas F.
Monjo is representing the company in
this city and is accepting consignments
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MARTIN CORNELIA sHERMAN--TS
pursuance OF an order OF Honorao bio John
P S-ohaian. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. notice Is hereby ven to al
persons having claims against Cornesg2
sherman Martin. late OF the City OF Lon
don, England deceased. TO present the
same with vouchers thereof. 10 tho sub
scriber at his place of transactlnE busl-
ness. al the once OF Davies. Au>rbach &
Cornell his attorneys at No. 80 Nassau
Street, Borough a Manhattan, City OF New
York. on betsre the 2srh day CT July
next.
Dated New York. tho 2snd day OF jan
uary. 1921.
BRADLEY MARTIN. Executor
DAVIES. AUERBACH 81 CORNELL
Attorneys for Executor. Once & Post
once Address, No. ~ Nassau Strest.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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Rundle, Gladys-Blue Ribbon
Garage. Inc costs .......... 1870
richmond Edward Houston
Whole ssle Grocery Corp. $50 so
Rubin. Nathan (High and Adams
Garage --Craycroft Oil CO. Inc ll725
hudnick. Samuel-lndiana Floor
ing Co. costs .-...... 1oa44
BOSNIAN. Joseph. Levitt 376sS
solomon Herman NJ. and Samuel.
n s ,H,ea 4rs chan,b ers 49,. 2,s7o72
Coscia-O. Cea ........... 545ss
SSp,teseI, alglnund--l- kermit. SEAL
Goldstein STANDARD Coat
- House u. Lipschiltz.. a7s75
Standard Foundry, Inc.-A saio-
9 mon ct al ........ 1s4S4
erer-state Mercantile Co. Inc so52s
ssamsmove S,s Trading Co. Inc. 5os64
r. CORPORATION ...:.............., 1885
! singer. DORA. E. Bates eft al. 23457
| Shaw, Henry We V. Herman 1sso2
Sturges, Observation-Disclosures q
Herring Co. Inc. ......... ss4so
mchatzAy. jacob D.-M Pickelny. 2,To2.5s
10y = u"y; oarah l'--5onwit Teller Co $500
Truehod. Henry-B. r. Phillips
wirrfsly. Rudolph - L. Miller D--'2'
westaway, Joseph B. (McIntosh 90
Terrio & Co -B. Sack ct al. 2s125
World Chemical and Metal Co
Ansonfa Foundry Co, costs 1881
Wing. Albert Ell. Cullen.. l74S32
In Bronx County
w Homes Const Co. Int
Russo .................. s25sso
Engel Sam-I Bleich ......... 6ss10
Glendinng. Fredk VS. Shapiro 31s43S
Harry Nc r Webster Produc-
tons, Inc, & Harry Nc r Web
=, ster-Baunann & Co........ $4,000
1oist' Snrlst-M Alderman 44.65
Job'in. siegfried, & Adolph Low
enthal-thbraltar Credit Union SAL
n9tascaro' ffank-J Burinan 2oo.72
Nc Lean. James, as gdn-W NJ
Moore, Inc ................' looss
SS5a'imond. Geo-I- Am rosino 1872
sale Grocery Corp. ......... 1850
Schacht, Harry--M SchwebeI 80 -
Scheffler, Fred-sterling Button
Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5o2s
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ees 60, the first name being that OF /
Air r. John m, E-North side Lumber
Aiamehe. Augustine r. - T.
AiiAmello " e..
@ppafel Repairing 90. and r
=. NtSon Hewt h--R. C. Anderson se4
t,'1s'aFer. Barnett 49, Hamilton
y, nance Co. Inc........ bs3.
Diake. Elizabeth n. and Ed
ward A Nobtstt--N H. Has
?, ~rit ..-.........-.--.. 1ssa
sfeck, Albert. II. Felix 45a
NS.hlfrf. Peter, or Barber-pa
- o'etano Broa-. Inc ....... oos
f r's1 30 7xski Al b HI Hanson ESQ
tn'iS'"s Kat Co.--H. Zimmerman lse
1r,,u'rows Arthur R.-R Auerbach set
<'ep ~staver. Barnett S.-M. Tep
- per et ai....... s,e
ia qnian. Franz and Karl Held
Isaanan a. Co - Alexander
- hinchuk Co, $40
"uiir'n, Harry and New Amster-
y cam Casualty Co.-Peopie. etc. 1000.
8erhlee Anthracite Coal Co.
~ r. ReideA. ... flh4
"roHest. Jean fJesn Broilett
+, hFn ofoiaery Cob Cioldstetn 1911
HVISln. John. and Alfonso Df
SiNoAe tB. & u. S. Embroidery
- y. Goldstein ct ai....,. sis
$'~i',o &c BareeiG1 a. ne 10 South
ss<@aS4cSa EanA, Ltd. 49l.2SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

OF goods of first quality or original
collections for the company's fall Gale
In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

Although admitting that conditions
existing in the trade are far below
normal, leather men yesterday reported
q gradual broadening in the demand
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Satisfied Judgments

The frst is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
Rod belt Da vid--S. Custer ct al;
Oct. 20. 1903 ............ s3s66s
Brand. Isaac Werner Dec 20.
1911; cancelled ............. 1895
Ponak. samuel-Iames Van Dyke
Co; Feb. A. 1a19... 1857
Mohrbach. william-F j. Bowes:
c July a. 191f.............. 16sa7
Sonkine, Harold. Joseph B Clarke
Louis Leibster, Samuel Leb-
ster. Charles Friedman and Ber-
tram Ackerman-B. Holman;
American Steel Export Co. Pier
son 6. Co; April %. 1920. 49,. 2.s445o
Coll Bodenheim March IT.
Gehring. chas. E.-notei Register '''''
Co OF y. Y; July Is, 1920 49,. s5sss
Maher. Ed A. jr.-G. Wyman;
Rothstein. Abraham. joseph Wolf
and William Wolr--G. NJ kra-
kower; May 10, 1912, Cancelled. 2.15l14
Marizon Joe or Joseph--B. Ryba-
kof March Is. 1921; Cancelled. 4,ss545
kadin, Samuel-B. w. Rod ct al:
June 80 1907; released .. 1889
Cohen. Abraharl-A. Loicono;
Jan. ID. 1914. released ......... s,.o5ss
Kurtin, lsldore-Cs. NJ. Ritten-
house ct all Jan: 80. 1918 ..... 1.5ss.7o
al; Tan. To- 1918 -. Lease
Mitsaui & Co. Ltd-Miilinery Elk
change. inc; Feb. ;. 192l.... 2,63i77
Samuels. Ella S. and Samuel
Corn Exchange Bank; Dec IS.
ri safS Barnct-w. 4. Diennan: ~"
Franz. samnsl-s KoppeImaa. $50
March 20, 1921 ,............., s7t.e1
Bee. Peter A.-Ciark, Chaplin
Bush0sil. Inc: Aug. 20. 1914 1888
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
LEGAL NOTICES

ST ATE or NEW yoRk-PuBLGC sERv-
In ice tDs comnission for the First Dstrict-
Thirty fourth Street Crosstown Railway
Company under Section 1874 of the Railroad
Law, tor approval Of the Public Service
commission OF the State Of New York First
District: OF the Declaration OF Abandon
Nenl OF portion OF its railroad and
Manhattan, City OF New York.
Case No. 1888. Notice for Hearing
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
application or the Thirty fourth Street
Crosstown Railway Company. under Section
1874 OF the Railroad Law. for the approval
Ct Ct the :. Pubic n Service commiss.on Of the
OF Declaration of Abandonment of a Ger
tain portion OF It's railroad and certain OF
It's fra hlses in the Borough of Manhattan
City Of New York. adopted by the Board o'f
Directors of said railroad company and
ratified and adopted by the stockholders
doned being described in said declaration
as follows. namely:
From point lust east of nth Ava
Avenue to 18th Avenue. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City and State Of
viii be heard by the said Public Service
Commission Of the State Of New York for
The First District, at its Office at No 40
haitian City and State of New York on
the nth day of April. 1921, at 10 80
o'clock In the forenoon.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
H. Il. VREELAND. President.
Dated March Is, 1921.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
special meeting of the stockholders OF he
Associated Advertising Agencies, Inc. duly
held at ts ONCE. No. l4I2 Broadway. For
oush OF Manhattan. City. County ami State
OF New York. on the 4th day of Apri 1921 .
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved That the corporate name OF this
corporation be changed from the Assoclat ed
Advertising Agencies. In, to Cirker L Co
Inc II was further
Resolved. That fh- president and secre-
tarv Of This corpcratou and OF this meet
ing, be. and they hereby .se AasAsortzed ana
directed TO make. sign. vrrtt~ SOW ed -
and hle the certificates ~ prsss-,SLSs e
CURED BY statute. and d. al seher acts
and things hat MAY be necessary % con-
ply with the provisions OF law hppiica Bile 10
and regulating such change 81 name
Dated New York. Apri 4th. 1921
ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING AGENCIES,
INC. JOSEPH CTRkER. President.
lSeall SIMON B SACK, Secretary.
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SALESMAN. SHCE-Ey perienced retsil shae
man. hours s 20 g. SATURDAYS - .
apply ~ letter. state past rxpe~isats ard
hal8ry wanted. Address Shoe store - Eros 4
a.. Red Bank = J
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST-Fing. enga gcnent ring. fancy ring.
sofitaire surrounded By smaller diamonds
initials ard date engraved on inside, APR.
!. between $50 ard n m. IN Vicinity ni
bedford av. and Sterling t.. BROOKLYN. 70
Maiden lane and Feari al % Front 81 near
Wall st. New To~k. iLsrsi rAwRro. no
Questions asked. THECBALT, i04 Front st,
New York
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judgments Filed
In New York County

TIE following judgments ver. o,as ,.o,
-, the first name being that OF the
Ar. John E.-North side Lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

SPRING SUIT BARGAINS whos.-z,.-
s-shEg al retain beautiful ladies' suits AT
styles materials and coiers sfs75 IN.
coats newest styles IL velours Bolisiss
etc. 1915 up Dorette Garment Co. tf4o
8 way tnesr 7Sth)-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-06

LOST-whit.. long haired cat: SATURDAY.
evening. March :S. Reward II returned
10 ! West 18th st.
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Brooklyn

BEDFORD SECTION, Groom apartment.
suitable housekeeping, also room. bath
rooms parQuet. electricity. furnished un-
furnished. Lafayette 53l2
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Furniture

FOUR FISH NETS never used <-inch
mesh about JQx900 feet each
NORHIs co. l2e LIRERTY ST. Y. 7
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LOST-store-marten fur. 3 o'cp-k Sun
day between ia e. saith aud 20 r
SAD. Reward $25 Landon 20 f. E3d
Telephone Lenox $3.50.
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COUNTRY BOARD

THE MARTINDAIE HOME
for elderly and invalid ladies' beautiful
first door room with veranda. III War
burton ay., Yonkers. y. Y Tel. 400
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
Cooks

C0Ok-YounS irish girl: excellent cook:
good references. O.. Miss Hofmav-r's
Agency. 10 L. t3d st, Sd floor. Teller phone
Murray Hin ss47
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jeweiry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold FOR cash from
iIrhs: Uais estates. BENNETT. l1s
Broadway. "a floor
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HELP WANTED MALE


BOND SALESMAN
We are Offering REAL ESTATE Hre FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. Only successful men
wanted drawing against commissio Come
IA and talk Il over
HENRY }. JACKSON.
so East s2d ST.
OFFICE BOY
experienced. capa Die. neat salary Sf4
Write 2. NJ. j. SSa. Tribune
seer ETARY-Slnel young man with
iniftativs and a set OF brains for secr--
tarfai position. must b. an American born
GENTLE and OF Protestant fsath. preferably
faTufllar with seronaut4cs, position will
require considerable travelling, applicant
must be rapid at shortnAnh. Address G
$40, Tribune.