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The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
Mrs. Edwin DENLY. IL she is in

Mrs. Edwin DENLY. IL she is In
town: Mrs. Albert Fall and Mrs
Henry c. Wallace, all wives of Cabi-
net officers, will be guests of honor
at a tea to be given this afternoon
at 5 o'clock by the National Wom-
ems Press Club at the Dean place.
Miss Cora Rigby. president of the
club, will receive the guests, and
Mrs. James r. Mann and Mrs. Task
er Oddie will serve at the tea table.
II Mr.. DENLY can get away, Mr..
and Mrs. DENLY may leave this aft
ernoon for weekend trip either
by motor or on the Sylph.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
MRS. WAGGAMAN SPENDS
SUMNER IN COUNTRY.

Mrs. John F. Waggaman. who Is
at her country place, wild Rose
Lodge on South River. near An
napols' Md. motored up to Wash
lngton yesterday for a short stay.
She mas closed her house in " street
for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
MISS MARGARET HARDING
on VISIT AT SEABRIGHT.

Miss Margaret Harding, daughter
of W. p. G. Harding. of the Federal
Reserve Board, went to Seabright,
n. J., yesterday, to be the guest of
Mrs. James NJ. Beck and Miss
Beatrice Beck until after July 4.
Later Miss Harding will spend sew
eral weeks in the North Carolina
mountains and in August she will
be a guest at the house party which
the bachelor attaches of the British
Embassy will give.
Miss Alice Harding Is now the
guest of Col and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson at Southampton. Long
Island.
Miss Helena Marsh. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend for several days. left the
city last evening for her home in
New York. Miss Marsh is a concert
singer OF some note.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

Ralph J. Totten. consul general al
,arse IN Europe. who has been here
Tor several months as a guest of his
cousin Maj. George Oakley Totten,
mas gone to New York. where he
VIII sail tday for England and tbs
continent '"e
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
MISS MCKINNEY SPENDING
SUMMER IN FRANCE,

Miss Ethel Delight Mckinney, of
Marion, Ind, and Washington, has
arrived in Paris to spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Faith
field. Miss Mckinney is a sister of
Mrs. Faithfield.
Miss Olga crandaIl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Crandall. of
1921 Sixteenth street northwest. in
celebration of her graduation from
the Powell School, last "Wednesday
afternoon entertained the entire
graduating class of thirty-fiye and
their teacher, Miss E. W. Meloy, at
box party at the Metropolitan
Theater to view Harold Lloyd in
Now or, Never" The same COM
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

Allen l.. Story. of New York. who
is visiting in Washington. left yes-
terday Tor a brief visit in Richmond.
returning here tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

Mr and Mrs. Robert F. Shepard
ana Miss Alice Shepard will leave
Monday to motor to Jamestown
X. l.. where they have a cottage
for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
AMERICAN ENGINEER OFFICER
TO TEACH AT FRENCH COLLEGE,


Maj. Creswell Darlington. Engi-
neer Corps, U. S. A, will leave some
time in August for Paris where he
has been detailed to duty at LEcole
Superieur de Guerre for a course
Lasting two years. Mrs. Darlington,
formerly Miss Alexandrine Fitch,
will accompany him.
Miss Polly Brooks. daughter of
Mrs. Chauncey Brooks. and William
Deering Howe, who will be married
in st. Thomas Church, New York,
on June 80, will sail for a honey
moon trip of several months in
Europe. The ceremony at o'clock
will be followed by a reception at
the Plaza Mrs. Brooks and her
daughter passed a winter in WASH
ington two or three years ago and
have many friends here.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

capt. j. W. Flanagan, of New
YORK, is in Washington for a few
days. He recently returned from a
WISH OF several months in England
Lieut.. L. A. Dessez, of Washing.
ton' has been detached from tbo
american Legation in Pekinp
where he has been on duty, and is
ordered to the U. S. S. Helena
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schowfeld. of
washington. have returned to Paris
atter a prolonged visit in Spain md
are guests at the Hotel Chatham.
PASTOR AND WIFE TO PASS
MONTH IN ADIRONDACKs.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward
Denys and their daughters. Doro-
thea and Muriel Denys, will 90 IN
their cottage at the Ausable Cluh
ST. Huberts, in the Adirondacks
the latter part of this month to re,
main until the latter part of SEN
tember.
George Donworth, Of Washing
ton. has reached Paris from Ian
same. He has been touring Switz-
erland. and is in Europe for an in
definite period. While in Paris he
will stay at the Hotel wagram.
Mrs. William Connor, wife of
Maj. Connor, entertained at a bridge
party yesterday afternoon in her
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
IN compliment to Mrs. BENJAMIN
Soule Gantz and Miss Irion, of Mis-
sisStppi, who is a guest Of ~ and
Mrs. George Fiske Dudley. There
were three tables. and tea was
served later in the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
Da FLANAGAN RETURNS
FROM VISIT IN ENGLAND.

capt. ]. W. Flanagan. Of New
york IS in Washington for a few
DAYS. He recently returned from a
visit of several months in England
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schowfeld. Of
washington. have returned to Paris
atter a prolonged visit in Spain md
are guests at the Hotel Chatham
The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
"MY LIFE"
BY MARY PICKFORD.

Copyright, ls2l.)
(Continued from Yesterday.)
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Havana Results

first race (purao s7oo: two-yoor- old,
'r,1ufrs' Tex nv ne @ ana hslr furlones
!, Won NAOMI eg1aay1' 7, ,os TO 70 and to
70 ! and to !, second Happy Girl toa
r1'.l y7cieiei) TO l, TO and TO g. third
t,nr rI III t-o' Arter'iss, uyercr, Tag
''i''' "'9o
>, - second race (purse s7oo three " ar
ola olas and upward; claiming; six furlongs)-
81. a A1sum. ia tConnors>. to l. even and
10 y won; iames. II. (If. SwarN to l.
10 sn:l to 8. second; Marcclla hoy.
~ (Seneffe). TO 3, 10 and | to 3.
,.,r.1 ,nlfu iline. l:l7 -. Cannon Ball, Kent
lnoro Rhadam"s, crystal Day ara Whip
poorwili also ran
Third race (purse $500: tuo-4car-o,ds.
maidens. ilVe and a half furlongs)-plu,
tallty, llO tPenman). to / to 3 and ,
to . won; I'nstre, los (McLaushln) to
lo6 I'urns); to .. to : and 3 to s. third
Time. I'll 80 Ioveliest. MIss rraula nd
King + and san Stefano also ran
Fourth race (purse $1,000; three year
olds; claiming; si,. furioaesl- Good Hope.
Yeomsnette. le4 (Smith). 6 to /. . TO 2snd
= to ,, second; Beverly James ti2 (Moore)
10 TO l, to ! and to /. third Time
l;l6 l-6. Light Fantastic Leo ENFIELD
Counsel Buford and Douglas Fairbanks
also ran.
$1,000; all ases; one miIe}--Lads Love
Ils sPickens}' to .. to and out, won:
out second zuiuland, ll3 tClemcnts). to
j. to and out, third. Time, l:4l
sixth race (purse 800; three -year-o dis
yards)-Tokalo March, 40 lDominick). 3
Win All. e5 (Pevic), even. l TO and to
s, third Time. AZ Is. Duke of Shelby.
Planterede and Sir william Johnson also
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Jersey Soccer
Players Beat
Falco Eleven
Holyoke Team Loses. Z Goals
10 O, in Contest Will, Har-
s'ison Club III New Jersey

Following up their success in the
T. ). T. a. cup he last Sunday tho
soccer pinyefs OF the Harrison Football
Club, displaying top form. defeated the
Falco eleven of Holyoke. Mass. N an
american Soccer League championship
fixture by the score Of 7 goals to 0. at
Harrison, n. j. Yesterday.
1t was the Jcrseymen's game all Tho
way through, and by half-tine thcv had
established decisive advantages with
'he score at o. Hcminslev again &C
compishcd the lions share Of thc coal
getting, three of the five in the tirst
PERIOD going to his credit.
Play had not been long in progress
before heminslcy had wormed l.is way
twice through the visitors defense
Matters went from bad to worse for
she New Englanders. when a penalty
was given against their center half and
brown made it SO for Harrison. Hon
insiey next came through once more
ana Pepper brought up the total to %
before half-time.
The line nm.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

rime. l.os I1ttio Folly Shooter. Briar-
also ran.
THIRD race Cfor toa.ycsr-olas: allow
sEees purse s7oo; six furlongsl- Modesty.
tes ,Ning). TO- 2 to and / 20 s. ~on
o9a,na M nder McMo"idn. 1ie (loellerl. 70
o.. : 70 and 70 E.. secoad; Cap Rock ioT
Scobiel' y to J.. 70 and to 3. third.
Time = 4-E bullet. stock rin snd
stamp also ran
Fourth race Obandscap. for ali ages.
claiming purse $500. six furlonss)-Archlc lc
Niexander lo6 tGartnerl. TO l. > to !
and even, won Teay. ii2 (E. Rarnes)
to :. even and TO g. second. Mavourneen.
ITO tZoellerl, IL 20 5, even and ! 10 ?
third. Time lsl4l-5 Moody, Cor,noran. y.
Trust Officiai and Snhpdragon II also ran.
Fifth race christmas Handicap; for all
as es: $1,000 added; one mile and "a six
doenth Sands OF Pleasure. lo5 (PooN.
&C. 10 J.. to l and to /. won: Slippery
Elm. lis (Nor-isl. . to ? to 5 ana
70 ., second; Tippity Witchet fs0
,ri'o9a rIoncs'; - to o. even and to o third.
Giri. Tom MeTaggart. Rapid Traveller
Woodtrap and 4oaler also ran
Sixth race tfor three-year.old, sna nm
ward claiming purse 500; one ,niie ana
q sixteenth)-Hish Gear. 1Os Oveinsr).
(E. Barnes). to /. to and 3 to l.
second; Lady Lillian. lo2 Gregory. to
! 10 10 and 10 5. third. Time i.sT Ia
sagaoty, scourgeman. Oaklawn Belle and
Seventh race tfor th~es-ycar-olds and
upward; claiming; purse 500; one mile
8 TO 5. 5 TO s and to S, won: Attornsy :,
Muir. 1o5 (HOlloway). 70 q to + arG
to Z: second; Old Faithful, a7 (scobie(,
70 even ard TO 2, third Time
and HAY also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
New Giant Outfeldcr
Did WelI in Minors
pALPH SINNERS. who will,

DALPH SINNERS. who will
bnttlc Cunningham next season
for the right OF trying to fill the
shoes Of Gcorgic Burns in tho
Giants center garden. showed mn
brilliantly in the American Associ,-
tion batting and fielding averages.
~ bat tho indianapolis star
cracked the ball to tho tune of lust
three pcTn,s under the $50 mark
hc came to bat 6s3 times. dur;nr
which he made 236 hits, for a total
OF 377 bases.
In fielding he secured an average
OF only .925, but handled sss tota,
ohances' an exceptionally active
showing for an outficldcr.
He also figured prominently a. a
base stealcr, being credited with 70
purloins.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

Tippity Nitcaet, the favorite, and
esraerv Elm. second choice. finished
veond and third. respectively. The
s.-mer carried top weight. l2o pounds,
10 lst,er wa j., n lis and the win
80 which was given clever ride by
Sasbrv Fool. earrie5 Only las pounds.
~ Gov, Veto, Herd Girl. Tom Nc
Tsr~a~t. Eapi. TrAEeleV. Wocdtrap
sad Goaler comnleted the field.
sands Of Pleasure IN It's eleven pre-
hs,trr than third, and has been con-
ssstsntly beaten by much cheaper
sslSs than il faced to-day The Fair
pisv-Go,den Sand geiding went after
.ss s.. 600 purse as i lie we're in with
. lot o. platers and came from behind
Il the last few jumps to get the YER
s;cs from Tippity Witchet.
Only two favorites survived the on
slauqh. Of the iong shots. MoGestv
ginning the third and Gourmand the
seventh. Archie Alexander, at s to /.
Yppeated in the fourth and High Gear
led Murray and Lady Lillian to the
wire in the sixth.
The results:
Flrs: race ttor three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming purse 500: five and a
! even and 20 ,, won; Bill McCloy. 1o7
trsmpIstonl, Is TO !, s % l and 70 j.
..cond; Propaganda, III (Marineln). 8 70
i ) to and : 70 >. third Time. 1907 SIS
T.rst PuIlet. Gr'nlalkin. Perigourdine. Eu-
den San Diego and Murphy also ran.
Second race tfor year-olds: claim
,ng: purse $500; five and half turlongsl-
rores, Queen to5 (Sccbie). to ! 10 .
sud TO 8. won; Battered. 1os tE. Barnes)
ltol. 10 ! and even. second Fusee. los
lHarrison) 20 .. even and ! to .. third.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
New Orleans Entries

i've and hair furiongs. purse :Foo, sr,o,as
Tricks, 1l5 Balot Mark liz. Rv a.,
~ sisck Track. III; Boris zig. Orcadia
-, oiIIs' Luck. 1l2 Leander lis: Dajrv
erlelas' "a Louis Lichtenheiln. 7la. 10,
S, Sunt, ~" Waicspa, l1b, Our Betsy 1fg.
sun = Tine 10 Fla1y Mae. ia Mr.
Nruitef us. Crock of Gold, ll2
Second race Claiming: Tor .hree-vear-
oios ana upward six furlonss. purse. 5000,
- x 1CoGhroach, III, xMy Rose. lo4 F,nos
- 30, ierr9oie Miss. ll2; Bertha s. 100. +
Sr, Suius, 10 Aimirante, i09; xKehorna. lo4
2"ehs3n; 10 xRtvulet 107. Zainer. ia,
Two Pair. i12; Seesaw. lis; Plato ~
Aif'hcess Lou, lo7; VIII Do. 115
Third race Claiming, for three-vear-o1ds G.
and upward six furlongs; purse Sam
Big son, ia; Jealous. 1I2; Heroisme liz
an sylvia ia; Bronco Billy. l15; xSweat
E1iOerty. lo7i Sandy II. 115: xColdstone,
), ~; xliger Rose, lo7; xLivcy. 10; xC'or-
Rey ". 10; kiran. 1o7; xFlcer. 10, Finan
The Decision 1l5 AA0
Fourth race Claiming; for two-vear.
PICS SIX furlongs; purse, s700)--xAlvertda.
~; 1Ashlin. 81; Trico, lo5 Little A.nmia'
roe; Attoo, 100; Little Patsy, lI2: xOne
Pin. 1ol; Matches Mary. Io9; Lady Zeus
%: Thonella, 112: xSpinnins. Of; Vanity
mell, 11a,;. Straight Shot. 1l2: Midnight
Fifth race Claiming; for three-year-olds
ana upward one milo and a sixteenth
purse, s7oo)-xJ- C. Stone 100; Senti-
mental. LOB; Sammy Jay. 100: xCurrent
Events, s5; Flibbertygibbet 1867 Scotch
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
sands Of Pleasure Wins Feature Race at New Orle,r

Verdict. iii: xSister rlo ,Ao. ~co,. .,o,
30 *lrantule, 1o5; Amaze, iii.
"a StN,n race Claiming. Cor three year-oids
"uo ue~nru one iuiie and An eighth:
nuTse ZOO Darnay, l1s; Rchslieu. liz
is Isali peli' ~ Gallot. Iot Jerry IL. sir
HTsiton. oa pn ~ CAMEO IL Indy Long fellow.
inp ,na ~ eo'trcn Bawn, 100. Anna Gal
a,I Ie vnn,h f'ce tclsirling; for threc-ycar-
~ 'insf ana Inward one milo and an eighth .
nurse; Sloo)- -Machiavelli. 1os; my First'
liz. Johnnr 1mnn, 'l2. lndolenco, liz; Blazonry,
il1' Marie Reppcld, loe Car. liz.
claimed. W 1--WE pounus
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. County 81 Sew York Edward
Pearl. Plaintiff. vs.. Lillian Pearl. Defendant
Summons. Action for Absolute Divorce
TO TILE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOD ARH, HEREBY SUMMONED to an
s7-er t1e complaint IN this action and 10 se.t :.
o copy Of your or. II the cornpia n
is served with this summons, 70 serve
a notice of appearance on the Plaintiff =
Attorney Within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive of the dav OF
service. and N Of your failure to apDsar r
OF answer Judgment will be taken asaingr
YOU By default for the relief dema nccd in the
compla mt.
Dated, New YORK, November 17th. 1874
WEISS ~ ZIMMERMA<
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Z O.
address 81 Park Row. Borough OF Man
haitian. City Of New York
To Lillian Pearl % Tasruan Road ClaD.on.
London England.
The foregoing summons IS served upon you
oy publication, pursuant to an order os
Hon George v Mulan, a Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF tho State OF New YORK
dated the 18th day OF November, 1871 and
1led with the complaint in the Office OF .hs
Clerk OF the County OF New yorE. at the
County Court House. in the Borough of Af4n~
hsifsn CITY, County and StatN or New YORK
Oated. New York: November 1sth is2i
WEISS & INNER MA1
Attorneys for Plaintiff Once ARD Z O
Address 81 Park Row. Borough Of Man
N&@taa. New lcrs CITY
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Bay Ridge in Tie Game

Bringing off typical "Garrison fin
ish' by means of which it prevented
imminent defeat, the Entire Nous soccer
team, of Newark, which made it's first
appearance in New York City yester-
day, played to tie game with the
Bay Ridge Football Club at St. AGATHA
Oval - via
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Christmas Handicap Results
In Greatest Upset of Season
Eight YcHr-Old Celding Owned by ]. Nj. Goode
Beats Choice Field and Pays Supporters
Twenty to One; Poor Day Cor Favorites
From Special Correspondent.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 26In startling form
s staged the local track this Pleasure the eight
ad hac edng owned by NJ Christmas Handi
an for mile and sixteenth large crowd at Jcr
u afternoon Sands OF Pleasure poverty
:. form paxers for il payed to
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
No Racing to Tijuana

TIJUANA. Mex, Dec. 26.-The cloud
burst which struck this section to-day
and caused untold damage made the
racetrack look like second edition Of
Lake Erie. There will be no racing for
several DAYS
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

SUE PREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
WALLACE MUIR. Plaintiff. against
HARRY D. BARNDOILAR. JAMES b
LEVY the said name James being
fictitious, his true Christian name being
unknown to the Plaiatin. GEORGE ". r
tendants. Simmons, Plain,i1 dest gna IS
To the above-naraed Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint IN this action, and to serve a
COPY OF your answer or il the complaint
q notice or appearance on the Fl2irslff ,
Attorney within twenty days after tho
sarYice OK this simmons exclusive Of ths
day OF service. Ii case of YOUR failure
TO appear. or answer, judgment VIII be
taken against you By default for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York oct. 10. 1921
EVAN SHELBY. Attorney Tor Plaint;f.
Office and PostofCice Address: g. Wall
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
To DEFENDANTS HARRY d. BARN
said James" being fictitious mis-
true Christian name being unknown 10
Plaintiff:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant TO an order
of HON. GEORGE Y. MCLLAN. a Justice
York. eatoa the 18Th day OF November.
ls2l ana sled with the complaint IN the
office OF the Clerk OF the CoanLy o. New
York. the County Court House. IN tho
Borough OF Manhattan. City. County and
State OF New York
EVAN saELBT Attornsy for Pla.n5.r. r
Office and Postoffice Address No g.
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
TUATIONs WANTED FEMALE
STORAGE NOTICES

~ ACroRDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
pf law, thern boiug due and IN paid
rpafEes for which The undersigned Coitrl-
pa S'orag" Wsrehouses is entitled 10 a lien
as ware house5nan or The goods hereinafter
aeseribef. and duo notice having been given
70 al parties Known 10 claim Interest
tiec Tor pa nlent Of such Charge having
rHpl-ed. there VIII h. sold Al public aus
ton at Nos. So and So West SIT 81. Nev
i"fk City, on Sat Yrlar January itfh. ~
beginning al 1920 A. NJ and continuing
an each ard every Saturday Thereafter. he
ginning at III" same hour. until all goods
arc sDld. to Wit Household Goods and f'sr
'onal Effects As follows Parlor suits din
Ing room suite bedroom suits library fur
nitlre tables. chairs, brass bsas. iron heds.
ned springs mattresses. holsters. pillows.
Hnihontera bureaus, couchcs hall stands.
CABINETS warc!rches. china closrts 6reSainE
tables. desks hat trees rockers. pictures.
chimes. typeW-riters gums riiys c4rpets.
3 stationerT, books. trunks. hanpo~s eloth-
ing incn. theatrical costumes. rhna. glass
ware nric-a brac, JsTeiFy, sityeT draper
- curtains anG personal effects held for
me account Of Miss !. tsiros nks. Mrs.
Rheta Chiide Dorr, Atiss II. NJ Grossman,
tlHld Hail. Miss FT. K Sampson Madam
MARION Singer, Miss Eda Lyde, Arnold Th
- -, Harlem Furniture Co, Malcolm N.
sonney, Darlington Realty Co. J. II. Hill.
MRS w {. Thompson, Ricardo z ManriQue,
MIS- H. p. Straus. Mrs. Lavinia Lee. Mrs.
William, II. Sheldon, Mrs. Aurel c. Wildr
Mrs Marie II. Ramm. Mrs Florence r
Wieland Mrs. Eva :. Ross, Mrs Alexander
5 Williams. John A. Phillips. Mrs Ger
trude Wocdson, Mrs. Harry Abbott. Ed wa I'd
I Galway. Mrs Helen Il. Dulles James
r: Murray, A. lie Roy Wells Mrs Belle
FISCHER. Mrs. J. Garvey Mrs NJ Moore +
Schiele. Mrs. w. r. Case. Mrs. Fannie T.
Carroll or Susan G. Carroll. Ludwig Bau-
mann Co. Mrs. Martha He'll Wesley
Harper. NJ L. Hargis, ". c. Clifton. Mrs.
Grace Potosky Joseph L. Herschmann. y
All being now stored in said Columbia
Storage Warehouses. The goods viii be
on exhibition at the time and place Of sale
and on the day preceding each day Of sale
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Office, 149 Columbus Ave
New York. Dec. %. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
HELP WANTED MALE

COLLEGE GRADUATES bctveen = and
30 years of age wanted as travelling
statesmen for large publishers; salary and
expensss only. Call at IS 9TH avr between
and - Tuesday morning December 81,
Department T.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

= PAY highest yfiree 70 fuvrifef~
pianos antique. bsia-a easc boots
str KfECsLET IS -a-se1y Ija
stl.y eEant s3l7
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
West Side
RCARDFRS WANTED

5oIH ST, AT LEM NGTON AVE. (tIotet
Rutiedge) - For ladies. ono room and
meals from SIS up; elevator telephone
etc. fnil hctcl service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Governesses, Etc.

NURSERY GOvERNESS-~t tTrenci,l Young
capsble neat, highly recommended Miss
Halls Bureau. IT West 44th. Wander
nIlt a340.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

BTTLERS, second men. houssmen useful
couples groorns: city or country Niss
Halls Bureau. II Wcs. 44th. Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

BUTLER. useful, young Swede: can drive
car; city or country. moderate usces
J.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 T. 43d ST.,
Sd floor.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE refined, very capable conscientious
(American) children from two splendid
references SIS Mrs Mason's Agency Is
West 43d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

BUTLER -HoUSENAN, tan. neat, nice. Young
(Fnipino): excellent personal references = .
city, country. s95. Mason's Agency, IS West
33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
sALESMEN

can offer a permanent
position In New York City
where liberal commission,
with drawing account. offers
unlimited posst bilities with
immediate income. Applicant
must have successful sales
record.
Call before ! o'clock.
r. Fl. Denny
Room 500. 11s West 44th ct.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jeweiry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought ard sold f0- ca-a.
AG*ice free BenDeff. 10 p w5y I'd feorr
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Mattresses

WAITRESS. chambe maid: capable young,
willing $50. apartment preferred Miss
Shea's Agency 6 L. ilst. Murray Hill STA
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks chamber.
maids, buffers and couples; city. coun.
try. Berta CArlsons Swedish Agencies. 7s7
Lexington ave, near s1sc 81. Rhlnelander
sDSf- 1850 Broadway. corner s2d St
KITCEENTAID. useful girl bright. young
Irish; good references st5. Shea's Agency
E. 4lsr 81. Murray Hil STA
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

HOUsEWO WORKER--Youug good cook ex-
ceptlonal references Miss Fitzgerald s
Bureau 365 9TH av.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

BUTLER English good appearing capable
fns references; $50. anywhere Mag
Shea's Agency, f. 4ist st. Murray 4ilu 6I7A,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Day Workers
General Houseworkers, Ett

EoUsEwoRKER. Scotch. young most de-
sirabc; s65: anywhere Miss Shea's
Agency. z. 4ist Murray Hill s7T4.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

CTS " HIRSCH fsea1l
Notary tubNc. No. 213. New York county
Registers 80. 50ls Comm tssion ex-
p.res March 3G fgze
City and County of New To~k ss
en- tAis Hth Gay OF Decern Der. 1921 he.
fore nie personally came Nathan Steirseld
TO ne known and known n ,ne 10 be fnt
individual described IN ard who execgte-
.he toregoing instrument. ard he duty i.c-
Anowledged 20 me- .har ha executed the
same.
(seai) CTS ". HiRsCH
notary Public, 10 - >e'v York county
pires March 80. 1928
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
ETS " HIP Sg~l

-NAIHAN ~TE.INFEI-D .
sworn 70 before me this Sth day Of De-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

-
EVAN SHELBY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and PostoTice Address s. Wall
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
Cooks

COOK, housevorker, very neat efficient
young l'ilipinol excellent references
raost desirable; city; s76. Mason's Agency.
l9 W. %3d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27
SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

Br7TLER-vALET, cock. two very neat "a
pable, conscientious fFi,pinos) highl.,
recommended: city, country Mason's Agency
ia West 43d ct.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

Nathan steirfeid being duly sworn, O.
poses ana zays am ora II the re0a-s,
partners named IN ana wao exeouted -ths
Ioregoing certiiica1e Tor renewal ana con
,inaSnee oi the limited partnership therein
described. The SUN of one hundr.l went,
Thousand dollars fsl26 0o9l IN said ces-
!incafe stated as having been contributed
actually been paid y II tssh b. said spe-
etal partner in ths manner ia said Ger
tiiicate set forth
New-York tribune., 1921-12-27

NooK-Young, eood manager; exceptional
references Miss Fitxgeralds Bureau.
SIS 9Th av