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New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Satisfied Judements
In New York County

The first name Is that of the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed:
Taylor. Reginald. Pierre NJ.
Brown and John p. Manning
N, u; Nov 23, is1l. ......... s77ss.os
Bachrach Julia and Harry-D.
X De Beixedon; Apr. IS,
Manhattan Refrigerating Col.
Bartel; Mar is. 1921........ 1880
r. M Chemical Mfg. Corp-E.
w. Flick: Feb. "a, 1921. $500. 16,24ls3
Borck. Max-D. Gedansky Nov.
go, 1920 (vacated). ........ 10000
Cornell, Charles-Anra Spencer,
Inc. NOV. Q, 1926. 1870. a74oo
Goldberg, Isidore-Butler Bros;
JAN IA. l920...... 1880
Jublinssky. Jacobs. Steinman
ct al; May s, 1912. ........... 1o2.s2
Schneider. Harry-E. Rabe; Aug.
IA. 1919 ....-............... 1880
Biakely. Alexander CA. s.
Nichols; Mar 13, 1901. t7s.fs
johnson, Violette FIJI. Glatter;
Jan. "a, 1921. loa OF
Podheiser. Mendel-T, Rosen:
Jan 25. 1921. 21.............. 2c715
Camelia, Inc.--M. w. Stern;
Mar. g. 1921 ......., 672af
Heller Isadore Pm. Farrell:
Feb. 81. 1891 (vacated) ....... 1o317o
In Bronx County
Ginsberg. Joe-Metro politau Flour
Mill 4 Grain Co.. Inc: Mar.
.. 1874 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oSel.9o
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Judgments Filed
In New York Count

IN New YORK county
following judgments were nled yes
=. March 13, the first name being
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Fish Are Yet To BE Heard From

Qucstion--what do you think OF the Ly-
beck Ocean Harvester fishing boat7 This
is new thing. Under the laws of Della
ware It has capital stock OF ssso.ooo,
81 par value.--E. 2.
Answer-We do not advise the pur-
chase Of Ocean Harvester stock 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the FISH of
the sea will be as eager to swim into
this proposition as some investors have
heen
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Investment
Information,

& Qnestions Of general interest to tn-
vestors tcill be dnsWered in this col.
essnn, IN sphsch case only initials so,u
% used. Others scili be dnstosred ot
esail Address ali inquiries. incios-
swg stamped, addressed eneeiope, to
Ftaanctol Editor, The Tribune, Is&
Nassaa Street. Nsao York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

was announced to-day by tho Depart
ment of Commerce. The territory COW
cred will include Finland, Esthonia and
Lithuania, in addition to Latvia, and the
commissioner will supply American mer-
chants with trade information as to
the region.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Penney Company Sales Increase

Sales Of the J. c. Penney Company
retail stores throughout the country
for February, 1921, amounted to $2,732,-
38642, compared to $1,577,O ,O89.6O in
February, 1920 The number of stores
312, against 1913 in February Of last
year. For the first two months this
year total sales amounted to $780,
94696. against $3,218, ,66862 in the same
period last year.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Business Trouble s

Leyine Trucking and Forwarding
NJ Co.. Ine;M Nm Martin Co. Inc. 1.1s5.:
mclean Norris VIC. V. Morton 327.t
Mills. William NE. P, Farland 1851 14ss4
MMand1ollnl; Cesare.V. A. Lownes 531.9
Nerthold : southoid corp.-New 800
York Edison Co: ......... so4.s
Pynchon, George a.; Clarence I.
Graft, Francis S. Waller Henry
D. Sturdevant. Benjamin G.
Lathrop William L. Walker
CLIFFORD Buchanan. Henry L. D.
Lewis, Charles l.. Johnston and
william W. Refs (Pynchon &
Petrullo Nicolo-Wilson & Co... 1860
Welding Service. 1nc.-Wther-
pdSar, bee Storage t. e, Battery q ter Co. Inc: 1912
Motor Parts Service Co... 1855
Rosenbaum. Louis-B. j. Marks l11s
Richman. Joseph tt. Stern ct
al ;...; :........ 1.4e2.s
Rich, William ca. Alexander 1e4.1
Schur. Irving IA; H, Strauss. 174.1
Sturmann. John II. c.. jr.-S
Saline: Giuseppe and Ida-s. l''''
Marks, .....; -: 49,. 10000
schwartzs N; Morris-Titie Guar: Guar. 1S''s
antee s Trust CO. .;....:..... s1ss.a
stupeIi. Leo K.-A. Rabinowltz: 4l'''
oGs'f Hs +. valve and i4ydrant Co.. 1908
Progressive Publishing Co... 4421
Schultz. Nathan-D. Forman...: 5000
Strauss Abraham 1an ,{yy Wear Well Vel OK
ct al ...::.................... 15.755.s
Uran. David IA. V. Donellan 1902
Victor Halper Drug Corp.-Stur-
Weller. ii Edward IVA "A A.-J. NJ. Mosher ssos
Woods Katherine-Chowein Real
frrr
Wood ey IospcFas9n Msa@M Greenberg ct al isas sas
westaway, Joseph 3. {McIntosh.
Ferris & Co.)-Kingan Provi-
streuli ................... z.7o2.7
In Bronx County
| The first name is that Of the debtor.
| AMIGO. PasQuale-American Drug
| gists Syndicate Company. ...... $751;
| Avitable. Adolph--M. Avitabile.. A.:
Brenner, Max-Emerman G. Bau-
same men wooisey Paint ana l'''F
H1SsS; S;a: SS'hsTfoTa e. M-a'oknsi : ',,,
Curtin. Daniel--M. Logonin ..... 17o.i
Friedman, Phillip J.-Meyer &
Lange 49,: .:.......::. 1885,!
, Flour MN and Grain company. eos.:
| Keisler, George-R Kelsler. ..... 40.r
Modiff. Aaron--Amercan Drug
gists Syndicate Company..... Te.l
Matrone. Camlla-V. Oliva... 1856:
Mclean, James. as guardian
| Anser Realty Company .. 109.l
Pleasant. Robert L.. and Frank
At. Scalera ct al........ $751;,
Rosen. John. and Richard Roe
| (Fair Dress and Costume Com
| pany)-S. Berger ct al - 1922:
Rosenthal. Osios--S. Zpris. ..... 305.!
Toben. Karl-H Gartelman. 49,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
French Bonds and Currency

Cuestion--Arc French bonds and cur
rency good investments?--J. II. p
Answer--French internal bonds and
currency are speculative from the Amer
lean standpoint because they huctuate.
principle and interest, with the ex-
change rate. They may be attractive
for one who is convinced that France
will recover from the losses of war:
Early return of the franc to par is not
to be expected, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Where to Find So. California Edlsons

Question-Kindly let me know II South
ern California Edison refundng per cent
bonds are listed I cannot find them under
this title. You referred to them recently
-E. H.
Answer-The Southern California
Edison 6s are not listed. They are
quoted daily in The Tribune under
Public Utilities in the Miscellaneous
Securities table.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

stage, say the converters, but indicates
how some mills have been trying to
solve the problem of decreasing or
vanishing profits occasioned by the
continued fall in tho prices Of gray
goods.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK~COUNTY
Milton D. Adler. Plaintiff, against Belle
l.. Adler, Defendant. Action for absolute
divorce.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve a
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty (2U, days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the
DAY "a OF service; and in case of your failure
to appear or answer judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated March l5, 1921
MILTON DAMMANN,
Attorney for Plaintiff; once and P. O..
address, 81 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian. City of New York.
To BELLE L. ADLER: The foregoing
summons summon. is served upon you by publica ton
l.; ,co Erlanger dated the 18th day of March.
ds, dszl, al ana a. hled With the complaint in the
the the County of New York, at. his Office In
York.
... MILTON DAMMANN,
Attorney for Plaintiff: ONCE and P. O..
haftss hhaaress' 81, 81 Broadway: Borough of Man
Dated, New York March 19 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

Liverpool Cotton Market
LIVERPOOL, March 1S.-The weekly
cotton statistics are: Afloat, all kinds,
$4,000; American, $4,000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold fos cash frema from
individuals or estates. BENNETT Ns
Broadway, I'd floor
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Has Profit in Steel Preferred

Question: own the following securities:
American Smelling and Refining per cent
preferred. United States Steel per cent
preferred. Central Leather per cent pre-
ferred. American Sugar Refining per
cent preferred, American Woolen per
cent preferred, Republic Iron and Steel
per cent preferred, Pennsylvania Railroad,
Iiggett & Myers per cent bonds, Loril-
lard per cent bonds. japanese . per cent
bonds Are the above ali first class as :. a
United states Steel 1 ace II Is now lao, a.
profit TO me OF $500 on ten shares. Would
you sell and put the total amount into
good Steel for safe and permanent In
yestment? And please name the stock.
Also name four or Ave safe per cent pre-
ksryed stocks-F. L. s.
Answer-The comparatively weak
spots in your list, we believe, are
Pennsylvania Railroad stock, American
Woolen and Central Leather. Both
these companies put out bad reports
for 1920 operations. Steel preferred
and the tobacco obligations are the
best of the remainder Of your list.
The Steel is high-grade investment,
we believe, and it ought to appreciate
in price as money rates and market
conditions improve. 1t has not been as
low as so since 1904, so we should think
you would keep it for old times sake
If, however, you decide to take your
profit on it and sell your Central
Leather and Pennsylvania, you might
invest the proceeds in American Agri-
cultural Chemical 71z per cent 1941, t.
yield 7A per cent; New York Dock
first As, 1851, to yield 6.51 per cent.
Belgian IS, 1941, to yield $50 per cent,
or Canadian Northern rs, 1941, to yield
Z per cent. You cannot get as good a
per cent preferred stock as Steel
under par. There are no Japanese 5s
in this market. If you hold the AIS
we suggest that you switch into a
longer term issue.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

FINE sI>OANEs. wILToNs. ADMINISTERS.
Brussels carpets, rugs. bought from pr
vate estates, storage warehouses. esgi III
prices. $3.50. $3.50, ss.5o yard up. A gcod
carpet for the price of a cheap carpet. los
home. offices. she wrooms. hall and ssss' ga
runners. RUGS all sizes. all prices p'slns.
up. Extra large. medium, small TWP
Chinese, Orientals, Royal Wiltons MAJ =
E.G OVER. CLEANING, DYElNG. hn'
PAIRING. RE-WEAVING, RELIABLY
REASONABLE. Stiisings Inc. 624 Aaai'
son a. (59th st). PLAZA $685..
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW yonn COUNTY:
Louisa s. Seller. Plaintiff. against
Harry J. Seller. Defendant. Trial desired
In the County of New York Action for an
Absolute Divorce
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action and to serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiff's at
ttorney within twenty days after the serv-
ice of this summons. exclusive of the day
Of service and in case of your failure to
appear or answer judgment will be taken
against ycu by default for the relief de-
manded IN the complaint.
Dated. New York, August 26th. 1920.
D. w. STEELE. JR.,
Attorney for the Plaintiff Office and p
Q. Address. 280 Broadway. New York
City
To Harry j. Seller:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you without the State of New York pur-
suant to an order Of Hon. Edward r.
Finch. Justice Of the Supreme Court of
the state of New York, dated the 22nd
day of January 1921. and filed with the
complaint in the office of the Clerk Of the
County of New York. at the County Court
House in the Borough of Manhattan. City.
County and State of New York.
D. w. STEELE, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Ofi1ce and Post
Office Address, 28O Broadway in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MANUFACTURER of typewriters, ,.s 30 .:
bussness.' fine opportunity for any ~.se,
wanting to build the highest sssme
rrachine IN the world or incorporate
Owner Box 27 Derby. Corn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market is
fairly active, with out-oftown banks
absorbing the bulk of commercial
paper and bankers acceptances arising
in this market.
Commercial paper rates yesterday
remained firm at 7A per cent for the
bulk of new paper and TN per cent for
exceptionally prime paper bearing
short maturities.
Rates for bankers acceptances,
quoted yesterday by the American
Acceptance Council, were:
Non-member
Member banks. banks.
Buy. Sell. Buy. Sell.
Gia4,t Thirty ssns days. 81 81 81 sshh SIS s
Ninety days. 6h 5% 6ss 6M
Call loans against acceptances, 5A
per cent.
The rate for call loans shows a de-
cline of IL per cent compared to
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

u. S. Trade Office at Riga
WASHINGTON, March 18.-Estab-
lishment of an Office at Riga, Latvia,
under H. Lawrence Griggs, former trade
commissioner at Zurich, Switzerland,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

REED and WILLOW FURNITURE for alt
homes. direct from factory. largest seiee'
ton. loves, prices. In single pieces or ~
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO. lSe =. 4is~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore

Baltimore
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
10 Penesch ...... 27 27 27 81
6 Coml CIR "B". % % % %
rs Cons Coal. .... S5A S5N S5 IS
&C Con Power.... S4 "a 83A "a
600 Celestine ..... $50 55c 55c 55c
2S0 Cosden pf..... 4
SO Dawson ..... Cd IA 24 "a
10 Houston Oil pf 1914 79A 7eA 7eA
1854 Penn w Pow. S0A 80A 80 80
800 Ter Sug COM. 8
62 w b & A pf.. % 28 2S 2S
81 Fidelity .12O 120 120 12o
10 Mt Vernon.... 1914 1919 12h 12h
Bonds
$4,000 Md Electric 5s s2h 82h 82tA SPA
1000 United Ry. Inc 43A 43A 43h A3A
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Lost l'ankbooks

No. 307.423 Of the rr.r,,
lin Savings Bank. issued to :, f,enk- 1k-
Lecchi or Santiuo Leccki. Payment stonnss mo
Please return to bank, s5s Eigbfh srsa- a,ss
New York City. All persons are caut,ore.;
not to purchase or negotiate same. '''ica
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

LosT--Bankbook No. 35I.s71 Of the rr.r,
lin Savings Bank. issued to John r,s,n.H<- H-
tino. PAYMENT stopped. Please retnrr =
bank. 65S Eighth ave-, New York City az ~
persons are cautioned not to purchs.. Al Al
negotiate same. or
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY
% w. ADD ST. ROOM 2s1.
Excellent help OF all kinds provided. both
indoors and out. Call Vanderbilt 1850
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Want Advertisements A !
Hep Wanted Bu,ines. c.,d. Z
Situaiion' Wanted Business 0pportuo;,.x
Bcardsrs Wanted EnpIoy.ent A.epei..
furnished Reons Lost, Found and Rev,,a.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

Losr-Toy bulldog. white spot on brs.-.
neck and both front feet; male: ans.,aas
20 name Mickey; lost between loth srs
SSsn SSso s's ana sth av'; SIS reward. Bryant
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

WE PAY highest prices for furniture
pianos. antiques, 'ic-a-brac books; ,.sss sas
etc. GABAY. IS L diversity ace S'w'
vesant 2377
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Office Furniture

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE ..a<s
In oak mahogany and American Wars' van
desks tables. chairs fling devices. ee..cv Ell
FOR THE MODERN BUSINESS Orggie~
JACOB BARSKY ! BEAVER 81
Phone Broad 3o4o-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Women's Clothing

EASTER SUIT bargains; Wholesaler, ",sts - +ytss.
at retail beautiful ladies' suits, an ner-
materials and colors. <fs1b up; COATS a. 7t
est styles in vetours. Bol!vias. etc., as,s
up 5th floor. l14c Broadway, near .e--..=
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

IosT-Bankbook No. sos. s74 Of the rr.,.
lin Savings Bank. issued to Julia ciss<
Payment stopped. Please return Ia has,s' hAe'
65s Eighth ave-. New York City. An 'r-- nas
sons are cautioned not to purcha 10 pes-
negotiate same. or
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

LOST-Ba Bankbook No. 5So.ss3 of tn. r,n,o-
Dime Savings BANK is missing. Any n.
son having claim to 1t Is hereby caIisSs
upon to present the same within ter. ds..
or submit to having said passbook csncaass !
and new one issued. SeaSa
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

volunteer singers and players. The So
ciety was formed three months ago as
an auxiliary of the Leake and Watts
Orphan Home for the purpose of con-
tinuing the care and education of any
specially deserving children of the
home for whom public or private funds
may no longer be available.
Drama Comedy Club. Miss Edyth
Totten president. held the last social
day on Tuesday at the Academy of Mu-
sic in Brooklyn. The programme opened
with an organ solo by Carl Fique. To-s
the Drama Comedy Choral and the
Drama Comedy Quartet. sketch. "A
Dangerous Girl and a Dangerous Boy"
an imitation Of Harry Lauder. by tha
Misses Elizabeth Black and Marion
Morrisey, and q one act play, Food. "
In which Charles G. Hull, Annette
Ewert and Myrtle Schiffman took part.
Theoria Matinee and Luncheon Cruz.
Mrs Harold George Wood president.
will hold its monthly luncheon and mat
nee party on Thursday instead Of its
regular day. which comes on Ash
Wednesday. The members will attend
performance of Florence Reed in THE
Mirage" The club will attend a per-
formance of ''Erminie" at the Park The
akre on February 15. The annual break
fast will be held on April IS at the
Hotel Astor instead of in May as at
first decided. Reservations now may be
made through Mrs. L. H. Huot. 25O
West Eighty-eighth street, the chair
man.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Seabury
Memorial Home, Mrs. Harry Hudler
president. will hold its monthly meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at the home
Of one Of its members. Mrs. r. B. Ride
ing. % Claremont avenue. Matters
pertaining to the home will be
considered. During the last month four
additional benenciaries have been ad-
mitted to the home, located at 325 High
land avenue. Mount Vernon. It is a
non-sectarian home for those who have
labored in literature. art music, edu-
cation. or any Of the various professions
who dnd themselves In old age without
friends or homo or congenial surround
ings. 1t is dependent upon contribu-
tions from the public for its mainte-
nance.
The midwinter meeting of the Daugh-
ters Of Alabama was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the Hotel Astor and was
followed by programme of music and
dialect readings. Mrs. William K Sand s
Is the acting president Of the society
| during the absence Of the president, Mrs.
]. B. Francis Herreshoff. who Is in
Egypt. The organization, through its
reconstruction committee, of which Mrs
Samuel Hodgson is president, is particu-
larly interested In the disabled soldiers
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

ceived from members of the American
Criterion Society $780,
Arturo Benucci, cellist, played and
Gustave Ferrari, barytone, sang a
group of songs.
At the annual congress OF the National
Society. Daughters of the Union, held at
the Hotel McAlpin last Saturday, the
following officers were elected: Mrs.
William r. Stewart. president general !;
DR.. Frances W. Mcneil, second vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. w. S. Beers, recording secre-
tary general Mrs. Herbert e Davidson,
treasurer general Mrs. John d. Struys.
registrar general Mrs. Laurence Har-
ger eral, Mrs. Charles II. Mesury, was
made honorary president general. The
morning was devoted to the annual busi-
ness. which included the giving of reports
by the chapter regents and delegates
from the Oliver p. Morton Chapter, In
dianapolis. Ind; Gettysburg Chapter OF
Milford, Pa. Valley of the Connecticut
Chapter and the election of officers. The
luncheon was presided over by the newly
elected president general, the guests OF
honor being Mrs. William A. Guthrie.
State regent. D. U. OF Indiana; Mrs.
Metcalf, regent Of the Connecticut Chap
ter MIS-. waiter comfy, president OF tne
New York state Federation of Women's
Clubs Mrs. Goodrich, wife of the Gov
ernor of Indiana: Mrs. c. C. Kennedy.
president of Rutgers College Alumna.
The invocation was given by DR.. Allan
MacRossie OF st. Andrews Methodist
Church. Commissioner Frederick A.
Wallis spoke on immigra ton.
Following the luncheon the Battle
Hymn OF the Republic" was sung by
Miss Jane Hazleton of the Common
wealth Opera Company. with Miss Anna
Shilling at the plano. Miss Hazleton also
sang the soprano cavatina from the
opera 'Mignon." Mrs. Wendell Phillips,
as executive chairman, told of the work
of the Carry On Society in helping dis
abled soldiers. Mr.. John Oakley Nc
Knight played violin solos.
At the adjourned business meeting Of
the congress Of States Societies. which
was held at Hotel Gregorian Thursday.
the following new members were elected :
Mrs p. J. white Mrs. F.. o. Allan of
Louisiana, Miss Elizabeth Reed of Maine.
Mrs. s. = Weston of Washington. Mrs.
Anna NJ. White and Mrs Ira r. Hough
Of Texas. Mrs. l.. d. Lyman and Mrs.
Emma Preston of New Jersey. Mrs.
Charles Thompson and Mrs. William l..
Sands and Mrs. Norman Brooks. Jr..
Alabama; Mrs. Joseph Gutman Of Cali
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

from Alabama. many of whom are still
in the army hospitals. A..
Among the guests at the meeting was
Mrs. Rowe Livingston Schuyler. She
asked for donations to the Robert L.
Lee statue which is to be placed in the
Hall of Fame at Washington. Gen. Rob-
ert L. Bullard Of Alabama. in command
of the Department of the East. at Gov
ernors Island. has accepted honorary
membership In the organization.
The topic for study day at the Ma
tional Opera Club of America at the
Waldorf-Astoria on Thursday will be
American opera Many American
themes will be discussed and vocal IL
lustrations will be given from several
operas. among them THE Enchanted
Forest" "Natoma" and the De Koven
operas. Nine. Katharine Won Klenner.
president Of the National Opera Club.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
Usual Sewing Glasses, Musi
Gales and Lenten Lectures !
on Programmes.

has raised by three appeals moro tha
$4,000 for the Hoover relief fund
Fifteen hundred attended the operati,
costume ball given at the Waldorf las
Thursday and presidents night at ta1
National Opera Club. Two hundred tooN
part in the grand opera pageant follow
ing the programme.
Leading the opera groups in the
pageant were Nine. Won Klenner. as
Princess Semiramis Mrs. OS rr Ham
merstein, as Isis; Lydia Locke. an
Continued on, Eighth Page.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

Continued on Eighth PAGE.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

For the purpose of raising funds TO
purchase an American flag and club
banner, card party will be given by
the Government Club, Mrs. George t.
lOwens. president. on February i5 at
thc Hotel Pennsylvania. Mrs w. +.
.Tiessel win be chairman Of the bridge,
,and others on her committee VII In
clude Mines George Sultzbach. Howard
w. sullivan. r. r. Herbert James r.
Tfafchand. j. $. Ennis and NJ g. Claus
zen.
The club will have meeting to-mor-
row at the Astor. when Mrs. Ellen
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don't look forward to the walk itself, &"
Quoth Eve to herself, wondering just
what clothes she would wear for the oc-
casion.
Like Alexander setting forth on new
worlds to conquer. so did Miss Eve in
spect her armor and equipment.
you're wanted on the telephone,
miss one of the maids informed her
ss Eve brushed out her hair before the
looking glass. "A call from New York
long distance. Shall I tell them to
hold the line?"
you'll be good enough to leave the
Telephone alone" said Miss Eve tartly
"You always do mess up my calls so
Thoroughly"
She swept past the indignant servant
and proceeded toward the hall down
stairs, her hair floating over her shoul-
tders and Il morning wrap about her
figure. She was not interested in the
Telephone. 1t was the means Of far too
many upsets.
\ Yesterday. for instance, two impor-
tunate dressmakers had called her uD
about an overdue account and been i'm
pertinent across the wire, and a woman
to whom Eva was owing 500 had alsC
dared to telephone upon the subject.
Hello! Who's there?" Eve = manner
was not pleasant Nor were her tones
Inviting Of confidence.
She thrust the receiver close agains
her ear and listened Then her Who'll,
face changed. The sullen look faded
Eve was seen to smile.
"Oh, Julian, is that you: Rad boy
Where on earth have you been hid,
ing?
"Oh, business. was II? Tnen l can,