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Mildly est Shopus Better
Business IN Some Lines
Cloreynnd Reserre Bank Finds
Foil Acfirisy Chiefly Respon-
S;|s!o. With Other Eo0I Signs

CLEVELAND, Aug. 29.-"Some lines
of industry have shown definite signs
Of Improvement in the last few weeks
says the monthly business review of
the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank,
issued to-day. "Othcrs are still tagging,
but the undertoNe of optimism scarcely
audible in the quite recent past can be
heard more plainly. A part OF the I'M
provcment is directly traceable to re-
moved fall activity, results OF which
are already in evidence However,
there ara other responsible factors
more important, and more lasting than
seasonal spurts.'
at the present time there arc deal
crs and manufacturers who have cut
prices Of their goods and are selling
at a low margin in an effort to stimd-
late business. Unfortunate ly, however,
there are some who have failed to see
the light and arc holding hard and fast
to their peak price policy. Their high
prices have been stumbling block IN
the path of business and they are not
only ieopardizing their present ana
future chances for prosperity, but the
are playing unfair with the man who
has made substantial price cuts as his
share in the adjustment process.
"rho buying public is not asleep;
they can sec the price Inconsistencies
between goods which they must have
and goods which have to be sold, and
they viii not forget the business house
where distribution prices are in pro
portion to those OF production and
wages"
DEVELOPMENTS in iron and steel, the
review says, indicate that the turning
point in output and sales has been
I.,1 Oat or,
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Slump in Freight
Traffic Is Shown
In Rail Reports
Decrease in July From Same
Month Year Ago Striking;
Net Income Continues to
ShowSteady Improvement

The railroad reports for July that
were made public yesterday show strik
ingy the great decrease in the move
ment of freight and to a less extent
passenger traffic. Great Northern
gross revenue was off, roughly, % per
cent; Northern Pacific over is per
cent; Chicago, Milwaukee G. St Paul,
about 20 per cent; Baltimore & Ohio,
10 per cent, and all Of the other roads
with the exception of the Chesape AXE
& Ohio and the Carolina, Clinchtield
d Ohio show substantial decreases in
gross earnings. Again it should be
said that rates from 90 to 80 per cent
higher were in effect in July, 1921.
than in July, 1920, so that the loss in
traffic measured in tons. is far greater
than the loss in revenue measured in
dollars
All roads reporting yesterday showed
savings in operating expenses in july.
1871, as compared with July, 1920. but
there is considerable difference
between different roads as to how this
saving in expense was effected. On
the Northern Pacific maintenance Of
way and structures cost $1,294,0o0, or
ABOUT 9l,o'O,O0O less this year than last
and the ratio of maintenance to total
operating revenues was SO, as com
pared with 40 in 1920. Furthermore
the ratio Of maintenance expenses to
total expenses was AZ in July this year
and so in July last year. On the
Great Northern the reduction in the
maintenance of way expenses was ST.
$4,000 and the ratio of mathematics
expenses to total expenses was Al. as
compared with 40 in the previous wear.
This showing of the Hill roads con-
trasts with that of the Lehigh Valley.
which showed more than half of the
total reduction in operating expenses
IN transportation expenses, and, al
though the ratio of maintenance ex
penses to revenue fell from 40 in 1920
to Al in 1921, the ratio of maintenance
expenses to total expenses increased
from a. to 40.
The Chicago, Milwaukee e. St. Paul
showed decrease in gross Of s3.OlO.-
600 and a saving in operating expenses
of S3,427,o00. so that net before taxos
was $2,1S9 600. How great an i'm
provement this is as compared with
the showing earlier in the year and the
showing in 1921 is indicated by the
tact that or the first seven months the
total net revenue in 1921 was S5.CS1.-
600 and in 1920 $3,S72,O0O.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamberniaids
Cooks

COOK, SO: waitress cha Mermaid. SIS;
two exceptionally nice girls. young, ca
Sheas Agency. East 4lst. St Murray
Hill GA.
COOK tSwedish): first class; very neat:
thoroughly experienced; splendid refer
ences; city preferred: 800. Mason's
Agency. 1s West 43d st.
COOk-Young Irish woman. excellent cook
good years reference. II. Miss Hot
mayors Agency 10 East Asa st. Sd floor.
Tel. 8947 Murray Hsl
COOK, young: good manager; excellent
36s 9TH Az.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Central of Georgia
Southern Railway

July gross ............ .$lo.2s7. 4c7 'sola7.333
balance after taxes. l,412,G3S 800 in5
Net operating income 11620OQ s4146
Sever months gross. 72.so4252 '12.59o.229
Balance after taxes 6ST741l .5774 S61
Net operating income 3206 o55 - 65J 4GS
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Why Hu Kuang Bonds Sell Low


Cuestion-Do you consider Chinese Gov
crnment Hu Kuang Railway 5s 1851. a
sale investment? Why are they selling
AT 40. and how are they secured? What
IS the best high rate bond on the market
ana why O. X.
Answer-Chinese Imperial Govern
mcnt Hu Kuang 3 per cent bonds Of
lSol recently sold at 441s; their secur-
lty Is the guaranty of the Chimes, row
eminent, and one reason they are selling
at the present price is partly because
principal and interest are PAYABLE in
New York at the rate Of exchange of
the day in London, the bonds being
sterling bonds am. the Investment
therefore, involves a speculation in the
course Of sterling exchange. We think
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe gen
ersl (now frst) 4 per cent mortgage
bonds, due 1895, are among bonds Of the
highest grade, and of the recently is
sued bonds we think the CHICAGO
Union Station 612s, due 1853, guaran-
tced jointly and scveraly by the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, Chicago e. St. Louis, the
Pennsylvania Company and the Chi
ceeo. Milwaukee & st. Paul, are among
the highest grade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-30

y. ~ ''"es'ion-At tho suggestion of friend
rol",,'ss !" "~iY reader of Your Investment
,{c,, ' s., an writing TO you for informa~
,''n III" advice. About two months APO
hond salesman induced mo 10 rx,,,, " 90 ~
S,,VV 80 i ne Ppe.ic of Chuc S., 1851. at 49,
xllie Railroad nrst consolidated general r.
ssun1ing 4'ss. November J. 1859 a, "a.
r,,,yV reNren' Nanton & Youngstown Rail-
l \, lrst oS 1880, AT 60, $1,000 philinr,ne
N.u way first IS July 1q3- st "a s etoo
n oaina: Tennessee & North.rn Railrood
So 2 H. prior lien SIS, July L. 1858, at
mis- S1.rsiNah persuaded me 10 mako
- o'''S ,e,NNc"Hnse, stating that the Kcpuhlic
whoraas , nVno S were going down in price
o"ty advance in price but would also oive
~ sTCut1'v or principal. marl1ctabilitv
,,'so ",sn income yield. lie knew at that
.'''r was widow and could not afford
-. VN" securities Of poor quality or doubt :
49,. '',,'srNetab inty. As | have but limited
cs,t"d 1'1'S * on INVESTMENT matters | ac-
thn Sn1s aoVlce IN good faith and made
lnc exchange, especially as mo heod ~
,ne bond department of the company he rem
IeSeH'S assured me personally that if | wa q
not SATISFIED with the exchange the cononon,
Moutu return my money. At present am in
doubt about the STANDING, of nv honds ari
sh9il appreciate any Information from Won n G
10 tNeir merits safety and ,narLets ,ilitr
ana as to whether wiso choice has been
~ ~, ioi me IN TINS exchange. assure you
90 o. my 4 appreciation of any suggestion or ad =
Woo tnat you can give mc.-Mrs NJ. c. p
Answer-There is not an active mar
NV -Nh eHc OIud, JOnnStOWn d. (IlOV
ersville. the Akron. Canton & Youngs-
town OR the Alabama, Tennessee &
Northern bonds. The Philippine Raii
way bonds, first As, have a market, and
On June 90, 1921 there was a sale at
39%. At the price you bought your
bonds, IS, they yield over 10 per cent
While YOU may be inexperienced in
investment matters, you must know. if
you have read this column at all or if
you have looked at the price of other
bonds, that a 10 per cent yield indi-
Gates uncertainty as to the payment Of
interest or principal or both 1t is the
indication of a speculation We think
as matter Of fact, that your Chile
first IS are a business mans invest
ment, rather than an investment for a
widow. Content yourself with per
cent WELD, and YOU can combine with
1T high degree Of safety. If you were
to sell Your securities at the market,
or accept the selling guaranty of your
money back, and to buy Northwestern
Bell Telephone per cent bonds, due
1871, recently selling slightly below
par, you could feel assured OF ready
marke liability and safety. You would
not get as high a yield as you are now
trying for, apparently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-30
Business Troubles


The following peutons in bankruptcy
we1'e filed yesterday IN the United States
AMERICAN MERCHANTS WHOLE
SALE CORP.-Involuntary. General mer-
chanllSe III West YWenty-sixih Street.
SA4l SAMCELs--In Involuntary. Women's
FRITZ zfNMnRNAN-N Voluntary Pro-
fcs'ional snger 25l Yves. looth Street.
- i; IRowT' e. -Invoiuntary. Cloth
Ing manufacturers 725 Broadway
LOUIS GoItDpN Involuntary. Grocery
and dairy. 12-7 First Avenue Liabilities
Receivers in Dnnlsrnptcy
Tho following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday IN the United
states District Court:
William 1cnNol. receiver for Roger
Pond street and 1854 Iorii1ard Place. with
bond of $500. Liabilities arc estimated
~ Sro orc nd aeseis as e13.ooo
franciH N @ X lll. receiver for Max and
l>ffliaf,in Ncinarer. trading as Dewcrer
Prof. ners. women hanabags and pocket :
stoo. Assets are estimated At s. no.
John IoHIc. receiver for tho Amer
ncrchanaise 1T West rwtnty sixth Street,
Ienjamin nernsten. receiver for Ar
h'r' g. NoddinEton & Co, inc seeds,
bulbs. etc. i2S Chambers street, with Il
George V. s. Williams. receiver Tor tn"
Dcfcnarol Internal ional Corp, 20 West
str.rf rith "A bond of 5000
Emil rfanhol receiver far sam Samuels
,rorn.n's 1,eg!iiseea lc5 Lenox Avenue. With
Il bond ~ 500.
Emil luchs. receiver FOR nud emolens
2 co.,. lr~ dfceaos. '7G Madison Avenue.
win d bent or ooo
Schedules Ia bankruptcy
Tho following schedules in bankruptcy
'vofr fird Yesterday iu tne United States
f1TTsrON SILK THROWING co. nc
~ >fe1lson hyl nuc. Liabilities, Sii2.527'
a8setn. al CO.,
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-Four jul columns Of in
cestnenf questions and an
s;cers are Published in The
Tribune erery Sunday

No. 18-Frisco-Katy-C Cotton Belt sys-
tcm-St. LouisSan Francisco, st. Louis
S : a,.ifv.;s., Louisiana Railway &
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, Trinity &
Erazcs Valley. San Antonio, Uvaldc &
Gulf. Note NJ, X & T. may be includ
ed in No. I'D
No. 19-Chicago Missouri Pacific sys-
tcm-Chicago &, Eastern Illinois. Mis-.
souri, Pacific, Kansas City Southern
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient, Kansas
Oklahoma & Gulf, Texas &, Pacific
Fort Smith 6. Western, Louisiana &
Arkansas, Gulf Coast Lines, lnterna-
tional e. Great Northern (Gulf Coast
lines indicates the New Orleans, Texas
& Mexico and subsidiaricsl
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An active market in bankers ac-
ceptanccs was reported yesterday,
Dealers said the supply of bills was
not adequate to meet the demand
which is coming from local as well
as interior institutions. 1t is expected
that a reduction in rates will be made
shortly.
Tho American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following rates
on prime bankcrsi acccptaNces eligible
for purchase by Federal Reserve
hanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-30

Atlantic 81 birmingham first mortgase 5
per cent bonds are returned unpaid for la X
or funds IN railroad company's treas ury Is
the security unsafe, and should | soil if
there is market. or would 1t be best to
wait for better days In the railroad stu
alton? In view of the past good showing
ana history of tho Hamburg American
Limo in regard to earnings and dividend
payments, would you say that purchase
Of this lines Y per cent sinking fund
bonds. due 19i3-57 at the present rate of
exchange, Is no better than speculation
in German marks? The stock of the Ham
burg American Line. which, am inform "a
comes after the bonds. sells at about so
per cent above par on the Berlin Boursc.
and this seems to indicate to me that the
bonds OF the line arc stronger than com
mitms mt in German marks. which I con-
cede C. be nothing better than gamble
X. Is. a.
Answer-The Atlanta, Birmingham &
Atlantic Railroad is in the hands of re-
ceivers. The Atlantic e. Birmingham is
consolidated with the Atlanta, Birming-
ham & Atlantic. We would sell the
bond if we were you, if YOU can get any
kind of price for it at all. We doubt
whether the improvements that may
come in the railroad situation are going
to help the position of this bond a
great deal, at least in the immediate
future. We would consider the pur-
chase Of Az per cent sinking fund
bonds of the Hamburg American Line
as a pure gamble, even If the shipping
situation were good which it is not.
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Miscellaneous

BRENNAN's AGENCY. As East soth st.
Plaza 1917. Domestic help. city and
country.
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ryp,src AMI rrupvc

The opening of a new Division by the
Metropolitan Life Insura nee Company
necesstateS the appointment OF a
rumber OF typists and clerks to per-
manent positions. Young women OF IT
years of aga or over, with high school
education, are desirable. High school
and business school graduates who
have not reached the age of II will
be considered. Opportunity for rapid
advancement. Apply between a. m
and p III. at Room 1898, i Madison
avenue.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

COOKS. Mattresses. nouseworkers cham
bermaids, laundresses. nurses and couples
Rrennan's Agency As East Goth ST. Plaza
1917.
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"
Investment
Information,

Questions Of general interest to ;n-
vcS'oTs 'r'u be onsrceyed in this COL
,NHH' N achich. case otly in,.,ols aoill
% nSed. others aoM be answered bv
i''. 4daresS ell Inquiries. incios-
sEg stcmpsd, addressed enuclopc. to
ES'no"clat Editor. The Tribune, Isl
N@SSe" street, Nci0 York City.
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Day Workers

DAY WORKER, cleaner and laundress
very neat, quick worker. (. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 45c st, Sd floor
Tel. sa47 Murray Hill.
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however, consider 1t imperative to their
duty to have the interest of the bond
holders subordinated to the protection
Of the public"
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SUMMONS

-1lft j.. II SHIRT CO. In.l, Plasn-s *
az al n.t PRANK II STlASNY &. Co ~
ara NAN NrTTIGEI. ocfendanfs sem,
mons.
To the hove named Defendants.
gu are hereby summoned 10 answer +ho
Cp.Npiatni IN inis action. and TO serve a
copy Ok your answer on the riain+in'a -
olhey WITHIN twenty Gays after the sorv-
zee OF TINS summons exclusive eff the dav
OF service, and in case OF Your faitnra ~
appear, or answer. Judgment BY defa,,is
VIII be taken against YOU for the rei,et
ceInanded in the compliant
Dated May 9Th. ia3o.
,,.,-,.. JACOB GORDON.
fiaintir Attorney, Office and postofsc.
Aadress. No 81 Union square. New
To Max Netficer:
The foregoing summons f. serve, uoo,
you ny 1no'io"tion. Pursuant 10 an order
o. iton James O Malley. 4 Justice Of 80
Sup' me Court Of ;he state OF New Yo~.x
dated inc I'm Gay of August 40, - ~
med VITA the complaint in the of4~o -
we oserh IL the County OF New Nork a.
'ne county Court HOUSE, IN the Roronrr
81 Mannattan. CITY. County and Stats ~
Dated August ~. 1921.
,,, JACOB GORDON
f'aintirs Attorney. ONCE and POSTPONE.
Adcress: No. 81 Union Squsre New
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Satisfied Judgments
IN Now York County


The nrat namc is that OF tho debtor
iho second that OF tho creditor and
date whom Judgment WAS Med
Ashley. Percy CIV r. Deuel..
July G. 1920. ....... .....-....... 1922 40
Altlno. Michael, ana Henry Field
mans. Fcidman. February 20.
1913 .....'.....'.. '....,...'.. b10ss
lrosnfts. Patrick As. Y. Tele-
phono CO.. May J. 1906. ..,.... PIT 81
same T.. Jartzcn Shoe Co, Inc,
NOvcmbcr ! 2, 1907 ............ l75.47
Same ~ Y Telephone Co. octo-
Der t. 1910. '.............,... l5o 90
GoidhcrG. Max l.. Cohen. Feb
ruary 10 1871 .-........'.. ..-...... lCo 10
B!ormnn. Fredrrick Cd. J Nc
Aice June 20. 1921 Cyncptcd). 2o3 ID
5ehuudlof. Hams oil II licrlz
AugDst ! 1911 fvacntcG ....lts,N SPLIT
fDldhelK. Louis. and National
furelY 60 People Of STATE Of
Ncw iorh. july 20 1870 (va-
ca'edj ........... ,................ 1000 90
GoIh Israel -Stablnr Sales Corp
&uguht =. 1871 fcanccied) ... 10. 802 40
In Bronx County
Eogonicht. .Ioseph s. Mihkind;
December "a 1920. ............ t275.72
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- Question You'd YOU recommend tho
Georgia Light. Power ana Railways Z per
G cen, sold note as a good nvestment2
would he of benefit to me. What are they
worth to-day Il. T.. c
Answer-We find no record Of Geor-
gia Light, Power and Railway Is bat
there are outstanding S3,44O, 900 Geor-
gia Light, Power and Railway first lien
sinking fund SIS. me company - IN the
hands OF receivers and the receivers
petitoncd the Interstate Commerce
Commission for permission to issue
Sl,oOu,OJO per cent receivers lolti.i-
Gates. he commission said, in part. in
granting the request: ut is appro-
pirate TO say the bondholders would be
Immediately benefited by having the
estimated at about $40o0,0O0. This
would net tho first mortgage bondhold-
ers about 80 per cent. The receivers,
Range, Duluth. Missabe & Northern,
Green Bay & Western, Spokane, Port
lend & Seattle, Butte, Anaconda G. Pa
cifc
Santa Fe
No. 16-santa Fc system -Atdtison
Colorado e. Southern, Denver Rio
Gsando, Western Pacific, Utah. II: lway,
Northwestern Pacific, Ncvada Northern.
30. r. Southern Pacific Rock Isl
and system-Southern Pacific. Nevada
Northern. Chicago, Rocl. Island & Pa
cihc, Arizona G. New Mexico, FL Paso
& Southwestern, San Antonio e. Aran-
sas Pass, Trinity & Brazos Valley, Mid
land Valley, Wick sburs, Shreveport G.
Pacific Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis
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Answer-The Atlanta, Birmingham &
Executive Likes Railroad Stocks

Question--May I ask your opinion on
the purchase In 10 to 25 share lots of the
following by an executive OF business
house? Union Pacific Southern Pacific
New York Central Baltimore Ohio,
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul. Rock Is
land refer to the common stocAs-
w. II. ".
Answer-Wc think that Tire purchase
of Union Pacific common and New York
Central common for business man is
an attractive speculative invest
mont. We think the Southern Pacific
is fairly good. but would not recon-
mcnd the purchase of the Baltimore g.
Ohio or Rock Island. The Chicago Mil
waukee & St. Paul stock holds out
speculative possibilities, but it is a
speculation pure and simple. Dividends
are not being paid on either the com
mon or the preferred You might also
consider Chesapeake 6: Ohio and Kan
sas City Southern.
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LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS AID NOTICE FOR SERVICE
ny .,r-rrt ~ .rrr~- ~ 80


BY PUBLICATIONS.
sUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
MADELEINE MELVILLE. Piaintif. ".
JEROME MELVILLE. pofendant action
70 annul 4 marriage Sprfsofe.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED IEFTNo 4 1T:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED .
answer the complaint In tbs ion and .
serve copy Of YOUR answer on The Plain
III attorney within twenty lays after
the service Of this summons o1cl uSlvo %
ne DAY ~ service and ia case Of your
failure 70 appear or answer. Judgment viii
be taken against you b. default Tor tbs
relief demanded In tho complaint
Dated. New YORK August 2a 1928
Attorney for PlaintiH. oaice and y Q.
address rs Fifth Avenue. Ncw York
To JEROME MELVILLE:
The foregoing summons Is served 1non
you by pnblica ion. pursuant to an order
Of Hon lsidore WasserVosei. Il Justice II
the Supreme Court Of tho state Of xe,v
York, dated the 29fh day Of August 1929
and filed with the complaint in the Office
or the Clerk Of the County of New York
at the County Court House. in the Borough,
or Manhattan' City. County and state OF
Dated, New York. August goth. 1921.
BkNJANfN RICH
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once aud 7, -
address 27S Fifth Avenue. New York
STATE or NEW YoRK. oFFIcE OF
THE SECRETARY or STATE r..
This Certificate. issued 10 6upl.oato. no-o
ny cerfifies that tho EMILIO pRAcfIII
- -, domestic stock co-ror.t!or has
filed IN this office on this o5*h ,,..
August, 1921. papcrz for he vo,,,n,s,'.F 90. o.
solution Of such corporation under sf,-.o,,
~ OF The General Corporation Law asa
1n~' IL appears therefrein that such cor
porafion has complied With said section IN
order 70 be dissolved "
witness my hand and the seal of oe,oe
% '''e 7sssSt1e.aty of state. at tho city OF
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Govcrncsees, Etc.

NURSERY GOVERNEsS~~Rsrred young
South American; Spanish. English fluent
ly. highly educated. $40. hrcst references
Miss Sheas Agency. East <lst at, Muir
ray Hin Sta.
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PROPOSALS

tho Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy pcpari IN nj. Washington, y. e, IN
~ 10 O'Clock m, sept. o. 1921, for de-
livernS fuse elements globes. wire. liquid
irseCt cxtormlnator. hlrs and rasps and
untl o clock n. m. Sept. Is, 1871. for
delivering drawing Instruments and rivet
sets TO the Navy Yard. brooklyn. \. <,
otc. Apply for proposals to tho supply
officer Navy Yard. Brooklyn, \. y. or
to tho Bureau of supplies and Accounts
DAVID POTTER.
Pnymaster General Of the Navy.
G-3&-21
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General Houseworkers. Etc.

HOUSEWORkER. city family: excellent 3
years references. g. Mics Hofrnayer's
Agency. 10 f. AID St, Sd floor Telephone
sa47 Murray Hin.
HOUSEWORKER. young: good cook: ex-
oeilent references. Miss Fitzgerald 3
Bureau. 3G6 18th Az.
HOISEWORkE Err. young. efficient. city
country; references Mtrs Shaughnessys
Agency, $50 9Th
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Miscellaneous
DESIGNER
HIGH CLASS ART
EMBROIDERY HOUSE

Requires expcriencei DESIGNER on ba-
bies' and childrens dresses; permanent
Address Art. Box 1s2, Tribune
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CarolInn. Cljncbaeld 6, Ohm

July gross ..........- $s44.a5t slV 1874
Ralance after taxes. 2os,lll IS 5i1
Net operating income e45a6s 7l0s
Sovcn mont s' gross. 4226 SIS oS70l4
Balance after taxes 7491Sf 1oa sos
Set operating Income l,2os,6S1 aria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-30

Range, Duluth. Mssabe & Northern,
Green Bay & Western, Spokane, Port-
land g. Seattle, Butte, Anaconda G. Pa
citic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-30

NURST-Experienced wanted to accom-
pany family. children, 70 Colorado
Springs. Apply Wednesday after II a. m
at l15 East a9th st. References absolutely
necessary.