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New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Industrial and Financial Re-
covcry in England To
Be More Rapid Than in
Rest of Europe, He Adds

A quicker Industrial and financial
recovery in England than in other
European countries was predicted
yesterday by Harry Gordon Selfridge,
the American merchant. who has main
tanned one of the leading department
stores in London for the last fifteen
years.
In an address at the monthly lunch
con Of the Bond Club Of New York,
in the rooms Of the Bankers Club,
tinge to industrial and financial con-
ditions in the country of his adoption.
English business men and bankers,
he said, were optimistic, but tempered
with intelligent conservatism. Dis
cussing the new stock issues that are
coming into the English markets, he
said that they were being absorbed
slowly, largely remaining in the hands
Of underwriters, but that better dis
tribution to the public was not far
off. He advised his hearers not to
worry about British issues that were
founded on solid business ventures.
The repeal of the excess profits tax
in England, he declared, had imbued
British business men with greater
optimism and confidence in the future
The merchandise situation in Eng
land is showing decided improvement,
he said. Large excess SURPRISES of
goods have been liQuidatcd. He al
luded specifically to the cotton goods
district of Lancashire, where, he said,
lis buyers had found little. goods in
the hands Of tho manufacturers. Stocks
OF woolens, however, in the Bradford
district, are still heavy, he asserted.
"Thc defation of labor is progress
ing in England, just as it is here" he
said. Labor leaders, as we'll as bust
ness men are beginning to realize that
there must be readjustment of wages
to lower level Labor is subject to
the same law of supply and demand
as are commodities. England is not
ing with interest the cases in this
country where voluntarily wage re-
ductons have been made"
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Woolens Lack Backing
No Large Demand for Staple.
Despite Good Buviu,

The big money" business Is still
lacking to give the wooden goods trade
the expected impetus that will carry
1t through the year successfully. 1t is
pointed out in this connection that al
though orders on fancy overcoat fab
rlcs and a few specially goods such as
nerringbone and pencil stripe suitings
for men and fabrics for the women's
wear trade, there has been no large
demand for the staples that will keep
machinery running regularly for a
long period.
However, the improvement that has
been made IN contrast with conditions
existing in the closing months of last
year is marked and has given de-
clded encouragement to mill men and
selling agents. 1t is realized, though,
that the trade has long way to travel
to establish itself upon prosperous
basis
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
PACIFIC COMPANY

NOTICE OF MEETING
4bo broadway, New York. \. y. Jan. O. 1891
HE Annual Meeting of The stockhoiefer re
or the southern Pacific Company viii be
held at the office of this COMPANY in
Anchorage, Jefferson County. hentucSr or
Wednesday, April 5. 1927. at twelve o'clock
noon. standard time. for the following pur-
poses. viz.
l. TO eloct fifteen Directors
= 70 consider and act upon .-ll quest ions
ana matters which may legally com. he for.
the meeting relating TO Federal control OF
the Company's properties under The acr o.,
Congress OF March 2l 1915 or any agree
Nent or settlement with the Government in
respect thereto, or relatinas TO the terminal
tion OF such Federal control by the return
or the properties or otherwise aud I o.! re-
iallNg TO conditions resulting from or suc-
ceeding such Federal control. and genera lr
ali questions and lnadters growing out Of or
incident to such control. termination there
OF, or following conditions. including the
guaranty of income under the Transport.-
ton Net. 1870. and settlement thereof
j. To transact all such other business p :
may legally come before he ,neeriaL in
ciuding the approval and ratification If a
action OF the Board of Directors and of the
Executive Committee since The last annual
meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
panY.
For me purposes Of the ,neetinS the
books for the transfer Of stock VIII he
closed at O'Clock. l.. N. Tuesday March
y. 1911, and viii be reOpenei at 10 o',tocl,
a. NJ. Thursday. April : lA2l
By order OF the Board rf Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretsrr
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY
New ofk, ss:
G.. GOIDHTRST & COMPANY.


We, the undersigned, desiring to form a
limited partnership. under and pursuant
70 the laws Of the State OF New York, do
hereby certify:
said partnership is to be conducted is &C
GOLDHURST COMA Ny" and the
county wherein the principal place OF bus
ness is TO be located is the County Of New
York, state of New York.
Second-The general nature Of the bust
ness intended TO be transacted by said
partnership in the business of Puts and
Calls and Stock Brokerage
Third-The names of the general and
special partners interested in said partner
ship ana business are CLARA GOLD-
HURST and CELIA MANASSH. each Of
whom Is Of full age. The said Clara Cold
hurst is q general partner and her place
Of residence is 216 East Houston Street
city. County and State of New York. and
the said Celia Manasse is special partner
and her place OF residence is 622 Mes-
ll3th street, City, County and State OF
Fourth The amount Of capital which
the said Celia Manasse. the special partnef
has contributed to the common stock o.
said partnership is FIVE thousand dollars
($5 OOO).
Ffth-The time at which said partner
ship is to begin is the date Of the execG-
ton OF this certificate and its duration Is
Dated, the 1sth day Of february, 1921.
CELIA MANASSE II. 8
CLARA GOLDHGRST r.. s
State OF New York. County OF New YORK,
On this 3rd day Of March. 1921. before
me personally appeared CLARA GOLD
HURST and CELIA MANASSE, to me
known and known TO me to be the persons
described in and who executed the fore
going instrument. and they duly and sever
ally Acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same.
JULIUS DOPpLr
Notary Public, Queens Co. 10. 1871; cert
fled in ~ y. County, No. 141; y. Y.
Registei's no. l223; term expires March
80. 1927.
STATE Of New York. County OF New York.
S.:
Clara Goldhurst. being daily sworn. SAYS:
am the general partner named in the
foregoing certificate.
The sum OF five thousand dollars 80
100000 specified in the sad certificate 10
have been contributed TO the common stock
Of sad partnership by Celia Maoasse. the
special partner. has been actually and IN
good taith Paid in cash.
CLARA GOLDHURSr
sworn to before mo this 3rd day OF
March. 1921.
JULIUS DOPPLE,
filed II \. Y. County No. IA y y
Resistei's No. 1223. term expires March
80. 1871
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Commercial Credit

The overcxtension Of bank and mer-
chandlse credit is still a pressing prob
lem in commercial circles, and PROGRESS
IN relieving the situation is slow and
painful. Commercial bankers, who for
some time have Leen reducing loans,
assert that further reduction is almost
impossible until there is freer move
ment OF merchandise to permit Addi.
tional liquidation.
Commercial money rates were un-
changed yesterday at "a per cent for
the bulk OF new paper coming into the
market, per cent for a small volume
Ct paper not well known and 7l4 per
cent for high grade short term notes.
Bankers acceptance rates showed no
change from the previous DAY. The
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL. NINNTAPO1IS
md OMAHA RALLMAN COMPANY

NOTIVF OF ANNUAL MEETIN0i
HE Annual Meeting OF the StociShnl,icr.
Of the Chicago. saint Paul. MINNEAPOLIS
and Omaha Hallway Company viii be held
~ the Office OF the company. in the city II
hnoson, Wisconsin. on Wednesday. Apri
~. 1871 at o'clock a. m, fer the election
of directors and the transaction or such
other business may come before sid
meeting
Transfer books viii he closed on Irrisae.
March II. 1921. at the close of business on
that day. and VIII be reopened on THURS
day, ApiIl -. 1921
Dated February 2s. 1921
JAMES r. CLARK President
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Steel Foundries
Earns ss6.37 i'm 1920

Net profits, after charges and Fed
eral taxes, Of the American Steel
Foundries for tie year ended December
81, amounted to $4,496, ,442, compared to
S4,21o,654 in the preceding year, ac-
cording to statement made public
yesterday
Balance, after allowing for preferred
dividends, was equal to s6.37 c share
of 1888 par value, earned on the $2o.-
40l, 900 common stock, against $7.55 a
share on the $17,1S4,000 stock i'll the
previous year Operating earnings
amounted 10 S6o15.T31
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Chicago & Alton Refundirc IS

Question-Do you thing the Chicago 4
Alton rcfunding IS. l949. selling at present
at around AK, are good investment?
N Il. p.
Answer-Chicago & Alton refunding
IS, due 1949, are an underlying bond
of one of the weak railroad companies.
A reeeivership for the Alton is con-
ceivable thing and in that case there
might be a temporary suspension of
interest and further market decline
in price. but it would appear That in
the long run the holder OF these bonds
would realize something considerably
more than 44l4 on them.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
usines Troubles
Petitions in RankruDtcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled Yesterday in the United States
District Court;
NULOCK MANUFACTURlNC; CORP.
automobile locks. c1c. 1893 Broadway; in
voluntary; liabilities, $4,000, assets,
$15.000.
ADOLF WOLFF. $40 West 55th St,
student voluntary; liabilities, Sl4.oos; as
RACHEL. LEDERER. eel St Nicholas
ave; voiuntary' liabilities, Sl6,oTo; as
MlCHAEL HELLER. West 115th st.
pickles. Involuntary; Liabilities. $1,000; as
WiNsoME COSTUME Co. NC 50
West sd St; Involuntary; liabilities, So,
coo; assets $1,000
ABRAHAM kAPI4AN AND SAMUEL
NClMAN, 299 TN ave, furs; voluntary:
WILLIAM CHARlFSON. S27 last 1S0th
ABRAHAM SHENH&AuM. 1905 Broad
Wa no liabilities or assets given.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in banl<ruptcy
were flied yesterday in the United States
Tuh FRANK W. HALL. PUBLISHING
CO., u East 4th st; liabilities. sos, ,SG5 +;
assets. S2S.190.
SAMUEL sOKOIsKy 274s 3D. ave; Na-
biiities. SSl2S. assets. 5000.
EMANUEL NOBlNSON Nabilitics. sl2,-
s2i; assets. $3.50.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
The following receiver in bankruptcy
Ias W., I'll. led yestggday in the United States
OSCAR IGSTADTER - Temporary re-
ceiver for Michael Heller. pickles, . West
ll5th St, With bond of $500
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING;
The Annual Meeting OF the StocllholGeg~
Of the Chicago and North Western Railway
company viii be held at the Office Of the
company. L26 West Jackson Boulevard. in
the city OF Chicago. Illinois, on Tuasdny
April L., 1921, at II O'Clock a m. fer the
election or directors and the transaction II
sucn other business as may come before
said meeting.
Transfer books viii be closed on FriGav.
Marrn II. 1921. AZ the close OF business on
'hat day, and viii lie reopened on WeGueS-
day. April l3 1921
Dated March 10. 1921
WILLIAM II. FINLEY. President.
JOHN b. CALoWE ELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
United Alloy Earns $500

The United Alloy Steel Corporation
reported net profits, after Federal
taxes. for the year ended December 81,
OF $2,971 1888, equivalent to 1856 share
earned on the 900 shares of capital
stock of no par value, compared to 81,
1888 or S4.16 q share, earned in the
preceding year. Surplus amounted to
SS71833, against SS383S
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
HELP WANTED MALE

4 BUSINESS HOUSE of national repu.
tation requires a. Young man Who h..
personality. education and 4 good
record, preferably one familiar with
office routine and accustomed 10 neet-
ing people 10 qualify Tor is selling
Organization.
This business was established and
reached It's pre4-nt place by hard. con-
Sist"ni and patient effort uu may
expect your SUCCESS with Us - be
reached by The same process.
10 eoi.sid der yourself an appiieant give u
briefly by otter The following intor-
nation Age nationality. relsion.
education. married or single. expe.i-
ence Tor past fife years. present salary
md saiary expected. Address II. H..
box s's Nity Hail p @. \. y. City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
st. Louis & Southwestern Is

.Cuestion-kindly advise az to tho safety
OF interest and principal In tho investment
OF funds In $1,000 denominations OF the
st. Iouts Il Southwestern Terminal first
and un'fytng 1852. per cent bonds. What
are the future prospects OF the develop
ment OF this bond? ls the equity behind
this issue Increasing? In your opinion.
will the bond eventually enjoy a higher
rating? ls 1t Il good speculative invest
Iuent With this bond. the Intcrboro
Rapid Transit 196S'5h. now selling Mt So
Cuban Government tcxternaD 1920. AZ
por Nc0t now selling at 65: Public Service
OF New Jersey 1859. at g.. please advise
which, In your opinion, il the best selec-
tion.~-E +. H.
Answer-We consider the st. Louis
Southwestern Terminal bonds, due
1852. as a good speculative investment.
Their equity consists in the growing
earning power of the St. Louis South
western, and this is one of the few
roads which have made satisfactory
showing in earnings in the last half of
1920. 1t is we'll secured. No one of
the three bonds that you name is
strictly an investment security, al
though the Cuban government external
4ias, cue 1929. are an attractive spccu-
lation.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Solar Refining Earnings

The Solar Refining Company reported
net profits, after Federal taxes, for the
year ended December 81, Of s1,698,206,
equivalent to sS4.91 a share earned Oh
the stock, compared to s1,651,992, or
$3.50 share, in the preceding year.
Profit and loss surplus amounted to
S5112197 against S44l3,99f.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Buying Bonds ON Margin

x,.9s 0uestion-Wonld you kindly give mo
,'iiins ESar rating on the following list OF bonds:
guaranteed by the lnsuiar Department.
United States Government. 4 per cent
1897: Kansas City. Clinton & Springfield
8 per cent 1928; Central Vermont Railway
company first refunding mortgage per
cen, 1850; Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
nrst and rcfunding As 1894. Havo these
maturity Is Il common practice to buy
IONS Somas on margin Can one hold these
,,,,rcS DordS on margln until maturity? Does the
purchaser receive the interest from the
bonds before they are paid for7 A friend
o. Q. nine purchssed 25 shares Continental
sy Ssnay at sic Would YOU advise him to
ssH?-J. w. l..
Answer - Philippine Railway first
mortgage bonds are a good investment.
Kansas City. Clinton & Springfield Is
are secured by 1863 miles of railroad
connecting with the Kansas CITY. Fort
scott 4 Memphis. We consider il as
fair investment. The Chicago, Rock
island d Pacific first and refundinr 4s
are we'll secured, and, unless there is a
widespread railroad bankruptcy, Sc
curlty of principal and interest is good.
although the Rock Island is not one Of
the stronger railroad companies. 1t is
not unusual to buy bonds on a margin.
but not for the purpose of holding to
maturity. We doubt if you would find
a broker or banker willing to under
take to carry you on margin. except
Tor short time. However, while the
bonds were carried on q margin the
interest on them would 90 to the buyer
and not to the broker carrying them
Stock of the Continental Candy Com
fany IS purely speculative. The COM
pany failed recently.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Investment Information

We consider them sound, conserva-
tive investment protected by sinking
fund agreement Of per cent. We con-
slider the Louisville & Nashville unified
d per cent bonds due in l9A0 selling at
about 20, good Investment.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
$1,000 Chi c Hy 1st IS IS ss &C. ss
looo NJ Ell Ry LIST IS 47 II AZ A.
Detroit

$50 Charcoal pf... 8
100 Coiumbl sug. 1115 llis 11is 1Ila
l'Vo Contl Motors. Ga ca sis 6ls
so Edison ..... o. 81 81 o.
1o5 Ford Canada. 2S2 2Ss ESQ ESQ
zoo Lincoln Motors 1888 1873 l9% 19M
l9O0 Noble oil .....1.oS los 103 1.03
oSo o0o PacNard :, '' 80. 1lSs 1las 1las ll%s
80 Timlsen ~ 81 n - - =
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12

BAY RIDGE Section Gee7 4s+h,. .--r.a-,.
front room. suitable for = Christians only
board optional Ear particulars sunset
bs69.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12

01estscms Of general intercst to in-
Vestors Uiu be dnsicered in this COL
:t'nn, IN achich case only initials scili
oe used. Others ,ciN be ons,percd BY
.sd't- Address all Inquiries, smclos-
:ng o stamped, addressed envelops, to
financial Editor, The Triburc, ls4
Nassau Street. Neso York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Declines to Worry About Investments

Question: have two Detroit Edison Ss,
1886, and five Northern States Power 6s,
1926 and I, contemplate purchasing sixty
shares OF Allied Chemical and Dye pre-
ferred. which has been highly recon-
mended as an investment stock: twenty
five Bethlehem Steel per cent cumulative
preferred. two Northwestern Bell Telephone
IS and two brooklyn Edison Is My object
is 20 place the money where 1t VIII work
for a long time without my worrying. /
like your conservatism; hence am asking
your opinion. Later l wish to buy some
American Agricultural Chemical ,as,
twenty year maturity bonds Is my list
fair -. w. T.
Answer-Your Northwestern Bell
Telephone rs are sound investment.
We consider ali Of the bonds that you
name good, and while we believe Allied
Chemical and Dye preferred to be a
fair purchase it is not security that
you can put away and forget. Even q
preferred stock is sensitive to earn
ings and needs watching. The current
proposal to increase the capitalization
did not please shareholders. If you
want to avoid worry buy some high
grade bond like United Kingdom 5las,
due 1887, which will yield YOU between
! and per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12

market was moderately active Rates
quoted by the American Acceptance
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
lice of The United Gas improvement Co.

Ofilce OF The United Gas improvement Co.
~ w. p4rner p5ri' Broad and Arch stgeeEs.
Pm madelphia December s. i9eO.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of one and three-quar.
ters per cent. (sTi2c per share) on tie
preferred stock OF this Company. payable
March 10, 1921. to holders OF Preferred
STOCK or record at the close of business
Feo. 2s 1921. Checks VIII be mailed
l. ". MOkRIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Dividends
Extra

Independent Pneumatic Tool Corpora
tion-An extra dividend OF per cent a
share has been declared in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of , per
cent both payable April /.
EcCuIar Declarations
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Office Furniture

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
IN O. b, mahogany and Aaseflca4 VAIN
desks, tables. chairs. nins des.ees. &c;
FOR THE MODERN III l~INESS otfN
JACOB BAKSkN. j BEAVER. 81.
hone Broad 5osy
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Boston Curb
Ell . Il.

Bid. ssh Eli. Ask
Ariz Silver~.15 II La Rose 20 rs
Ariz Tip r.. Majestic 10 i
Blk Hawk. 3 10 Mex Metals 30
Bos tS Mon.t5 o3 Midway Nj IS
Calaveras... Ia IL Monarch - IS
Chief Con-. IS go Mutt Div T 80 SO
Crystal new 30 SO Nat /. s. D. 3
penbigh 10 - Nixon go. 3
Eagle B B.. : 81. Rainier III u
Eureka Gro. 1i5 = Svn Metals. s
Fortuna Silver Reef. ) E.
Gadsden 40 55 Tn Yer EX.~24 25
Homa on Yukon = IA
Iron Boss. u 90
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
DIANE mas. Jewel; Etc.

ID AMCNDS bought and sold for lash .Tslas
individuals or estates. BEN y I-44. 's'
Hroa6way. I'd floor
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Accountants

ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR. TAX EXPEET
& REID,
t2 CEDAR ST, NEW YORK. JOHN sSsa
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Markets lin Other Cities
Baltimore
LSHitiittDI
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
Arundel sand. q "a 21as 21Ss 212s
100 Benesch ...... 25ls 26ls 261s 26 Il
20 Citizens Bank. 39ia 39i2 3gia 39ia
100 Clni Cred pr B % 23 23 %
i15 Con Power.... sGis Sfia sc sc
zoo Cent Teresa. ia % y, ~
30 Celestine Oil. so 60 GO 60
50 Cosden pf ... 31 81 ~, 37s
10 Davidson CHI. 24ia o4ia 24is 24ia
20 India hona .. ca 6la Gl4 g14
10 Hous oil pf... 79i. 1913 7gls 79is
l55 Mt Vernon 49,. 13 13 12N l2l
10 Md Gas ...... 1874 75ls 75is 75i-
so New Ans Gas. ops. 22s. 22s. 2e2
- IA Wat Pow. 50 81 So 50
~ L $ Fidelity. .l2O 121 100 100
100 United Rway. 10 10 10 10
80 W Il & A.. 14i4 1419 l4ia I4is
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
lnstrue on

LEARN TO BE \ IAVFFFT-rz rz-ri.asar,.
iroil' q bic work day and evcnin. classes
send Tor Tree booklet and visitors paH
West SIDE y N. {. a. eos West 57th a..
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
PhiIadclDhia
Bonds
90 Phila Ell 1st SIS S3H s3A s3N $50
Pittsburgh

1890 An Wn Gil NH so so CO 69tt
$50 Arkan Gas az n
1000 Caring l. & b.. 6l< Ga
$3.50 GufTy Gilsp =. 12 l21, ia. 1JX
900 lndpndt Brwg. 2lt -. "a az
$50 do pf ...,...
50 Lone Star c.. 22A 22M 2cl. o2th
9l5 Mfrs i & G.. 81 81 80 80
20 Marland il. ... AZ ~ 2X oN
60 Nat FirepIfng "a "a ~ IL
295 do pf ....... 16 I6 49,. 15iS
295 Okla Gas ..... "a 24is "a 94lL
81 Ohio Fuel Sup 4Sis 4Yl5 ASK zst
225 Pitts Brwg .. 3la 3is 81 AZ
65 Union Gas ...119 1lo 110 10
ia Wstngh Br. 81 OF IS a5
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Bonds

ss"9o s"Go Con Gas, 4'4s.. . IS rs IS
1000 Con Coal 5s... ~ "a "A n
5000 Con Power ss. ssas sess 96ss IS 81
1000 tn Rys fdg %. g. 62 So Sc
ZOO dr 1l@s ....l01% 1919. 10lst 1oIsa
-ptV DO inc 4s... Il A Al 4i
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Carpets

iItINGS. INc. GA MADISON ~.
,.,lh .tl offer ar elegant une - sioanea
iltons. Administers. BRUSSELS carpets. riss
NsiisAi'y used all sizes, al culors - -
prices si.'o. $50. $50 yard up. boush'
rom private est3tes ard Stoia-e ware
ousss good carpet tor tae pee u
SheAp carpet for home. Office. shoN rooms
nan and stair runners. RUGS. al sizes' 81
p"iees. Sl" So. So ND. sina'l. medium. es
Ia 'ars- rugs. Chinese. Oriental Royr
Nilton MAKING OVER. CLEANING Lkl
ING. RELIABLE. REASONABLE PLAZA
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ATTkNDANr. nurse. COMPANION. 20 gen.
tieiAeti; intelligent. eNYerl=ne"d -eas'h'
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name Is that Of the debtor the
second that OF the creditor ard date when
Judgment was filed:
onion Estates Co--Adlon Coz
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
domestic Helm

NEW YORK DOMESTIC. AGENCY
- M f8D ST. ROOM 2tf
~ 'r.ient heip of all kinds provided. bota
"hnrfs "nd ouf ,s,H Vanderbilt 1850
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Furniture

REED and WILLOW FURNITURE for ait
homes. direct from factory largest srtec.
tion, lowest prices. in single pieces or sete.
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO. 1856 Il. 4lsl
w FAY highest prices for furr.ture
pianos. antiques. bric-a -brac books art
etc. GABAY. IS University Place. Stuy-
vesapt esq.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Nurses. Etc.
Commercial

ENGLANp'S Royalty nurse desires baby In
Ter home. Abbott Johnson av.. Strat.
ford. Conn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
New Type Of Sailor
In Merchant Marine

Rotterdam. March 1e-The growth OF
the American merchant marine has
brought a new factor. the white-collar-
cd "snappily" dressed. debonair Ameri-
can sailor. to the Schiedamsche dyke.
Rottcrdam's "Barbary Coast
While tho French. Dutch. English
and others who patronize these resorts
usually are dressed IN colorcd flannel
shirts. rough suits and unpublished
shoes. most OF the Americans. as soon
as they get shore leave. don suits
smackinE more of the college boy than
the sailor. white stiff collars. belted
ovcrcoats. fashionable shoes and the
Enthusiastically American soft felt
hat
American diplomatic and consular
authorities in Holland arc very much
Interested in efforts to provide some
substitute for "the dyke" Dance
hall, saloon, dance hall. saloon. alter
nate in almost unbroken monotony for
several blocks on Schiedamsche dyke.
In all OF them. the chief spenders ap-
pear to be American scamcn. whose
pay is larger than other scamcn re-
ccivc.
The officials who are seeking some
sort OF substitute for the dykes at
fractions say that most OF the sailors