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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-05

EASTERN PARKWAY, 055. block subway
station rooms and alcove, corner house :;
all improvements; American family: adults.
FIFTEEN MINUTES Wall ST., all subways.
Prospect Park Plaza. four. five rooms S73-
$685. modern housekeeping adults, Christians
only. Janitor. 800 st. Johns place.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted-Female.
Domestic.
COLORED cooks. houseworkers half time.
day workers, $3.50; couples. dishwashers.
handy men, chefs. buffers; references.
Agency Mornngside 1915.
BRENNAN'S Employment Agency, 46 East
60th ST.; Plaza 5705 Capable domestics for
city and country.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

/ BEAUTY parlor operator Want all around
women 20 own established. Furnishing
! beauty shop; no money required; paid from
| profits above salary; furnished rooms pay
| rent. 5sS Herald. Herald so.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT,
NEW YORK COUNTY.
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IliMEDIATELY.

RAZOR grinder. must be first class married
man, with family preferred; must have
good references; all communications conft-
Dental. Write 10 Alfred j. Krank, 1919
T. 9Th ST.. ST. Paul. MINI.
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GARDNER and farmer, all around, wants to
take full charge of a private estate with
cottage on place: married. no children. Ad-
dress l.. o. Thayer, $40 West is0th ST.. New
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GROOM.-Elderly horseman. lifelong expert
ence, first class rider, desires position with
saddle horses; city or country; very best
reference. Address Harry Stalter, IL Gray
81 Navyark
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SUPREME COURT,
NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the Matter of
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSUR-
ANCE co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all tho
creditors of the North American Fire In
surance Co, who are referred to i'm the
original order OF deposit with the City
Chamberlain OF the City of New York which
order was made by Mr.. Justice Charles
Court OF the State of New York, and bears
date the 9Th day of May, 1873. and was
duly entered in the office of the Clerk OF
the County of New York on the Sth day of
May. 1878. that thirty days after the last
publication of this notice, to wit. on March
Receiver OF The North American Fire In
surance Co will distribute the moneys In
his hands among the creditors Of The North
American Fire Insurance Co. who have not
relinquished their dividends and the moneys
set apart for them by the prior Receiver of
The North American Fire Insurance Co,
pursuant to Section 266 Of the General Cor
poration Law OF the State OF New York.
JULIUS MILLER. Receiver.
81 Chambers Street,
New York City.
Leon Kronfold,
Attorney for Receiver,
No. u Chambers Street,
New York City. -
REFINED couple wish TO adopt attractive,
healthy girl, Ia to 81 years Of age; eN-
cellent home and all advantages OF oduca-
ton: write. giving all particulars. all replies
confidential Address L. NJ, Il. o Box W.
City Hall station. -
John KLEY. formerly OF Congers, y. y,
communicate with your mother. a X.
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Instruction.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.

BRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
46 East Goth ST. Plaza 5Io5-934o
offices Greenwich, Stamford and n V.
Cooks. houseworlSers. buffers, mattresses.
NEW York Domestic Agency, 20 w. 43d ST..
Room 24l-Domestic help OF all kinds
needed apply Immediately
GOVERNESS or nurse; cooks couples. Wa t.
resses Brennan's. 46 +. 60th. Plaza 9349
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GARDENER, head estate superintendent,
Hungarian married $50, no children;
practical experience all branches gardening,
greenhouse. flowers, vegetables, also land
scape work. Joseph Vibiral, Byramshore,
Port Chester. n. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

LEFFERTS PL., 204-Comfortable room,
coneenial surroundings. Phone Prospect
3059
PARK PLACE.-Private family Will let
furnished. large room, with private BATH
electric light; business gentleman: refer
ences; subway at corner. Phone Prospect
1923.
PROSPECT PLACE. e51 corner Brooklyn
av.).-Beautiful room, overlooking the park
Phone Lafayette 1880.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY.-2 minutes station
subway Wall ST., 20 minutes; handsome
bungalow gentleman. Phone Coney Island
3303 Reference.
10TH ST, 2653 E.. Sheepshead Bay. = Fur
nished rooms. SO week and up; all con-
veniences near station.
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STENOGRAPHER. thoroughly experienced.
with knowledge Of bookkeeping; good prcs-
poets. Call Monday United Veg. OH Re-
finery, no 47th ST.. Brooklyn.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

NURSE. trained, 81. Luke's Hos
pital graduate. desires TO go abroad
France or England with invalid In
professional capacity or as compan-
ion or chaperon to one or more young
ladies desiring TO study In France:
references exchanged. Address j.
Wood. "Upands," New Hamburger.
Duchess county, n. Y.
.TYPIST, telephone operator; experienced.
l.. NJ. 1875 broadway. Brooklyn. Glen
r1ore 4olG1
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Statesmen. over p years. who arlbi-
tlous of bcttering their present position in
lie. we nave WONDERFUL opportunity 70
offer you; no experience necessary. as we
teach you scientific salesmanship and offer
YOU a permanent position where advancement
Is unlimited only those OF neat personal
appearance and Al references will be
adered; married men preferred. Ask for
Mr. Spanton, 1G5 Broadway, room 1913.
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HOusekeepers.

MISREPRESENTATION intelligent, capa-
bic woman, whose husband has met with
reverses and IS incapacitated, desires posi-
ton as housekeeper with refined people. Ad-
dress Y 5s1 Herald, $50 Broadway.
HOCSEKEEPER or mothers helper; good
cook; can sew well best Of references.
Q 900 Herald. Herald So
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GENTLEMAN's Attendant. Situation want
ed would care invalid. Costello, 1O2 West
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GENERAL worker wishes position, small
family. anywhere. country; long expert
ence. Answer 10 Kobori t4s West 65th.
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Automobile Instructios.
AUTOMOBILES For RENT.

For IIrc-rassenger Cars.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire. moderate
rates. BUCKLES, phone Murray Hill 2so5.
PACKARD TWIN SHES Tor hire. perfect
service: reasonable rates. g. NJ. a G.. v.
WILLIAMSON. 204 w. 43d. Bryant 42ip-aS3o.
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Leon Kronfold,
Attorney for Receiver,
No. u Chambers Street,
NFg..s N~A-tr TtNU

wish to adopt attractive,
to 3i5 years Of age; eX-
all advantages of oduca-
all particulars. all replies
ress L. NJ, Il. .. Box BE-,
merly OF Congers. n. y.
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HOUSENAN or Kitchenman.-Young colored
American wishes position. Bynum, ll9
West hath
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
TREMENDOUS hit: something that sells like
wildfre; every home a prospect: agents
make big money and soon become independ-
ent send 81 for sample and full particulars
Address Texas Speciality Sales Co., L. o.
box i22. Houston. Tex
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Statesmen

SALESMAN to sell fancy groceries TO pri-
vate trade; those having experience In
Murray Hin section preferred. Call Mon
day, between 10 and II. Mouquin. 51I 9TH av
SALESMAN wanted 10 cali with staple ar
ticle on grocery trade in Brooklyn and
Long Island as side line on commission fea 1
eral Fish Co, Inc, a. Whitehall St, New
York city.
| Statesmen. live wire men apply only, 20
sell cheesecloth. mill ends and whiting rags
| 20 large consuming trade; Christian pre-
| ferred. o go Herald. Fulton ST.
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Instruction.

Instruction.
LEARN TO BE A CfiAUFFEUR-Plsassn
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ G. A.. 30i w. 51th St
BE A DETECTIVE. -Excellent opportunity
good pay. travel. Write c. T. Ludwig. $50
westover Bldg, Kansas City. Mo.
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JAPANESE, first class butler, valet or
housekeeper. well qualified, presentable,
seeks permanent engagement; city, country
highly recommended. Phone Plaza 93l4.
Tokyo To4 Lexington av.
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COUPLE, French, valet-butler, wife cook.
capable, cannot speak English. wish post
tion private family. Dupin, Hotel Mollat, ia
West 4lfh. 9th Az.
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COUPLE. colored would like positions as
janltor or caretaker cook and helper;
CITY or country. r.. Farson AZ West 55th RI.
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ELECTRICIAN, 20. licensed. first class
wireman, expert on troubles. can take
charge; salary. J SIS Herald, $50 B'way.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

-s-~-y--~-0-~--~~~~~~~~~--~7~0~
ACTIVE partner wanted in high class estao-
lished business, preferably navy man un-
derstandins skip construction or man with
engineering experience. only small capital re-
quired; energetic and active man of good
character more essential III Herald,
a0
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COUPLE-Young Americans. white. well edu-
Gated intelligent good appearance, as
caretakers or maid and practical man; club,
private institution; go anywhere. Doherty
623 Amsterdam
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Borough of Bronx.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. T.
Four rooms, furnished, Sl60 per month
No 10. Phone boulevard 65i5, or apply
Gardens Apartment.
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REFINED couple
healthy girl. Ia
cellent home and
ton; write. giving
confidential. Add
City Hall station.
JOHN KLEY. for
-. -. ..a1Nl
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. l.
Living rooms up to 15x25 IT.. finished as
well as the finest homes ga rooms only. In
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments
by station; . Otis elevators. excellent
vice, opens February /. Apartments rentn:
now as these are must have unusual merit
Apply Supt. on premises Phone Boulevard
6545, $500. or GUYON l.. c. EARLE, agent,
260 w. S6tk Schuyler 9T46.
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COUPLE: good plain cook. useful butler;
American: white 800. Thomas Gunsell,
504 East 10th. first floor. apartment 5.
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Borough or BrookIyu.

ATTRACTIVE room, light, airy, for two
adults: near railroad station and ocean
good committing. season; congeniel surround
ings, all improvements. $40 Herald. ESQ
Bway.
CLINTON ST, 3S0A.--Large front room also
small room: all convenienccs. Tel. Henry
oort
, 1921-07-28

German Beet $50 fob. no sales
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
27s. June shipments.
Demerara Rum, Per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, GOOD Middling Red no.
Cote good Medium West Indian Sea
Island per ID. 26d. nominal.
Bank of England rate Of Disccuny per
cent. 81.
ConsOlS 49,.
, 1921-07-28

ln0 cOIntl0Fcldl economic SySC6llo u
gani7ed and let the outside world as
sumo direction Of relief work with a free
hand. Other organs urge participation
in Russian relief as an act OF plain
humanity, which, moreover. would serve
to strengthen economic relations, Fan
tastic prices for necessaries of life are
reported ia recent advices from Petro-
grad and Moscow.
Harvard, Stadium, July 23rd.- The Ath-
letes Of Harvard and Yale, combining
their forces against those of the British
universities of Oxford and Cambridge,
won the fifth Of the meetings OF
their international series here today.
The meeting was marked by a new
worlds record Of Is feet 2 inches
by Edward Gouredon Of Jacksonville Fla,
Harvard's Negro Athlete, in the run
ming broad jump. Gouredon's leap t.
the edge Of the pit was the longest OF
hich there is any record, professional
ii amateur. The best previous perform
ance known was "a feet III inches, made
by Peter sOconnor in Ireland some years
ago. Some Of the principal events were
one mile run, won by H. B.. Staliard,
Cambridge. second N. G. Thatham, Cam
bridge, time 4 minis 20 3/5 secs.(A new
record). Capt. O'Connel' of Harry rd
was forced 10 retire after an accld mt.
Running high jump. Won by R. W.
Landon, Yale, neIght 8 feeC 3 inches Ia
new record, second C. G. Krogness,
H rvard 6 feet. The 440 yards run was
won Ey Is. G. D, Rudd Oxford. Time
40 seconds, Ia new record. Sixteen
pound throw. Won by J. F. Brown,
Hal ward distance 1853 feet I inches Ia
new recordl,
Rigar, July 23rd.-Soviet Russia's note
of protest against the failure to extend
her an Invita- on to the Washington con
ference on far Eastern questions handed
20 the United States Charge D'Afaires
at Stockholm, declares that the Moscow
Govt. will not recognize decisions reach
ed at the conference at which 1t is not
represented. The Soviet note was sent
not only to the United States, but also to
Great Britain, France, China and Japan.
1t halls with much JOY a discussion on
disarmament, but expresses sceptlcIsm
that any guarantees regarding such dis
armament can be possible. The absence
Of the Russian Govt. from discussion on
the subject would only have the result to
make Russia to ignore any decision
reached, the note declares.
Toronto, July 25th. In the Davis Cup
matches here Saturday, Hawkes., Aus
tralia, won from Paul Bennett of Winni-
peg, SO, GA, 7-5, j. B. Anderson, Aus
tralia. defeated F. G.. Lafrombois of
, 1921-07-28
A D NJ IT

unchanged TO Is points higher on cover
ing,
Manchester, July 18th. After losing
a day through rain the fourth test match
between Australia and tie All England
Cricket Teams began here today. Eng
land won the toss, and made excellent
use CT the batting opportunity. At the
close of play the score was 1862 for four
wickets. twenty-five thousand specta-
tors witnessed the match. Russell
was lucky in being missed twi e by Arm
strong, but just passed his century,
playing attractive cricket before clean
bowled All he batsmen scored freely
making a very different display from
previous test performances.
NEW YORK, July 18th. 1921.
Flour. Blended Clears st, Lawrence lrand
Or. brl. 5000.
Meal, Kindred per 100 lbs $1.95
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $24.Q0
Sugar---Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
$4.61
MoJasses Sugar 89o test, no quotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool
per Id. z $4,000.
Exchange, New York and London, go
days sight So. 81
Exchange New York and London, sight
S3.57A
LONDON, July 26th 1921.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, per cwt. 45s.
Muscavado per cwt. BIS. O.-46s.0.
, 1921-07-28
NOTDEAF-

-openhag n, June 18th.-When King
Christian visited a little town in Northern
S~chleswing a German woman remarked
to a companion as they were passing the
King; You can't call him good looking.
anyhow" The King turned and answer
ed in German, but his hearing is excel
lent. "-Porto Rico Progress.
, 1921-07-28
~CHRISTLANSTED THEATRE
SIS. THIS EVENING 8.15
"A Sage Brush Hamlet
5 REEL DRAMA.
Tho SsOrv.
5 REEL DRAMA.
The Story:

Larry Lawrence, the heoo Of "A Sage Brush Hamlet, lives On his Western
ranch round by a ney gang Of COW puncners expert in He Use of the gun.
memory of the face of his fathers murder with him. he lives to avenge his death.
bounds Of Bottle q. yn, the neck of which is guarded night and day by his mn. Two
Gun Dan, his henchman, failing in an atempt to get Larry, is kicked from Duttn
Cabin, while Dutnn finally decides to 90 the trick himself. A raid O. the Lawrence
ranch in the absence of Lary's men, is made more interesting by the presence on the
m Dora Lawrence, Lary's pretty cousin :. -.
Come and see for yourself how a Sage Brush Hamlet saved his Charm
ing Cousin from a band of Desperadoes and won her love.
, 1921-07-28

STRICT ONE, TOO.
Ordering a copy Of Tennyson'a roens,
a customer wrote to an English bookseller
please do not send me one bound in calf,
as | am a vegetarian y Boston ] rany-
CRYPT.
, 1921-07-28

Show concludes with
l Reel Screen Magazine.
Book your seats early for this interesting and fine show.
ADMISSION
Children 20 and 100.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
NO RECEIVER FOR NEW HAVEN
 SAYS PEARSON

Boston--No receivership for the New York, New Haven & Hartford kRatiroad Co.,, is under consideration" E. F. Pearson, president, declared in Ia statement issued here tonight. "Bnauthorized talk of receivership lis unfortunate" Mir. Pearson said. 1ssWe hope to get justice in division of rates and labor establishments. We kneed just little assistance to turn V Ehe corner, and with everybody CO., soperating and helpful prosperity can for her industries but for her trans Booming down and more ears soon will Ebe. moving.
 sThe New Haven,' after charging ! off all its bad investments, will have an appraisal valuation for its proper ! ty far exceeding its entire indebted z ness and its entire share capital at 2 par.''
 tNew Haven'' Stock Breaks.
 The frank talk before the commits sion investigating New England rail- way conditions, about a receiverShip ffor the seNew Haven road in case bspeedy relief is not obtained, brought "a lot of selling into the -'New Haven'' Issues both stocks and bonds in the ] stock exchange today and furnished tsrather hard test for the railway the most part borne.
 "<New Haven stock had begun to t.break yesterday and still heavy sell ffng came today when the testimony of President HuStis of the Boston & ! Maine had been read The stock sold i at a new minimum for the current movement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
OBITUARY

MRyCT A. BRAKEMAN, seventy FNour, StraHford. died yesterday in Fla. after a months iM- Enesa The body will be brought to EStraford for inberment. Funeral ar xrangements anave not yet been com Epaeted See Stratford news.
 HEoDoRE GRAY. eghty-four. tewas buried this afternoon. Services Lwere held at o'clock at the home taof his brother-in law, William G. FAzfneIburgh. 839 Laurel avenue. inter fment in NIL Grove
 WooLSEY B. STERLING, sixty Eseven. died yesterday. at Bridgeport sf1ospifaf after a brief illness. He was a resident of Trunbull, a member of @fEumbuH Congregational church, and etook an active part in religious af- ffairs. for which he was we'll known. fHe is survived by four brothers, Sam ! uel. Charles s., John T., and George | B., Fre last of Montclair, N. J. Flu 2.ao from the late home. interment in Riverside cemetery. Trumbull.
 GRACE DUPONT, forty-efght, wife ] ef Amos. died yesterday at her home, t16 Huron street. Funeral Monday morning, servces at Szs0 from the fu- neral hoIrse of M. J. Cannon, AIS John i street, and at 9 from St Anthonyas
 Three American citizens were mur- . dered in Tampico, Mexico, the State Department was advised by the Amer
 ican Consul at Tannpico.
 Earrings Of s12,ooo under an eight
 cent fare are shown in the annual re
 port of the Chicago City Railways,
 surface lines, for the fiscal year ended Jan. S1, 1921.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18

This box of Highland linen cotains qure of / paper and twenyfour envelopes-the latter in the long regulation size-fve different styles of faps-white only-big value for 48c.
 foor.F Ave-.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
Spring suits for men---here.

Rowland suits for means much to you if you careful your Spring suit is tailored and how it will look and how it will wear.
 Every garment that bears the Rowland label is made by tailors who adhere to the specifications impose each itemro which much to the life of the gar ment
 There is make that sell under the label of the maker-for "Kuppenhemer' clothes measure up to standards.
 We have for your approval many fine fabrics-pen- cl stripes find high favor-back navy with fine white stripe-plain oxfords, navy blue famels Lowered prices for Spring $25 to $6O
 Top coat time is here There silk lined Chester fe1ds-tweed coats with raglan shoulders and the old standby the Wesnit'' coat that will not wrinkle. $25 to $35.
 ain real
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
Of special interest
 to yOu---Men.

New Easter neckwear-heavy satin and corded silk in rich color combinations the most approved shape 75c.
 Fibre silk socks-a real return to the old standards in half hose-the heavy quality used to like we'll with double sole toe and heel colors black nickle, navy cordovan and white. The old time price soc pair.
 'sYorke'' shirts Spring patterns in woven and madras fresh crisp and attractive at 50 and $4
 Ndainf oorright
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
Children's wear
 for Springtine.,

The little miss the girl from six to sixteen has come to regard the section devoted to her needs as the one place where she can be sure of finding coat or dress that she will be proud to wear her, elders are pleased for they know that this is true and the pric- ings are such as not to make severe drains on the family purse. !.
 Pretty silk dresses for the lit tie miss are made so attractive with silk embroidered motifs and dainty ruffles or knife pleatings $1O, $16 and SIS.
 Much care has brought to- gether this bevy of coat styles for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
Easter wear for women.

The spirit of the season is in the very air; nature is decking itself in Spring time beauty.
 Never have the Easter wear exhibits here shown so wide a choice nor such attractive design
 Suits
 Goats
 Dresses Strikingly stylish mod els, sensible tailored suits, tweeds, garbadines, ..trico- tines.
 A very serviceable model is a tweed newly arrived rather severely tailored with notch collar and self belt, coat lined with harmonizing color of good messaline $35
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
Spring oxfords
 for men.

Tan russia calf oxfords-straight tip English last rubber heels, $9
 Black calf oxfords, straight tip English last, $9. Tan russia calf, butcher cut, medium wide toe $1o Tan russia caf straight tip, long vamp, toe, $1O
 ain
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18
Boys high school suits.

These suits made with pairs of long trousers of fancy all wool mixtures and of blue serge. Tailoring and finish mark these suits as good all through Just the kind the boy going into long pants wants-they made lines that appeal Sizes 16 to 20 years. $25.
 Frontzba
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-18

Three American citizens were mur dered in Tanpico, Mexico. the State Department was advised by the Amer ican Consul at TaInPico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-18
ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a spc-
cial meeting of the stockholders of
the Washington Asphalt Block ar'l
e'ile Company will be held at the
principal Office of the company 4
1O7 North Fairfax Street, Alcxan
Gria Virginia, on the 23r,l day &
May, 1921, at 1000 o'clock a. M
fer the purpose Of considering the
question of the dissoldtio, of r: ;
operation. and to aut'. rizc n"
.k'rg of all steps nH.:. Try to II
diss. alton Of said Corp ration
1-O-11c. Z. G.. LorcnZ, Sect.