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The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
WHEAT ERRATlC IN
ONE-CENT RANGE
Sentiment Leans to Bearish
Side, But Bulge Follows Pri-
vate Reserve Estimate.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-wheat mar
ket was unsettled and nuctuated
RAPIDLY within a range Of around
cont. Local sentiment was rather
eearish but the inside figures were
not maintained a sharp bulge fol-
lowing the Issuance Of the Kansas
state estimate on farm reserves
which showed $4,000. 900 bushels ON
hand or $4,000. 900 bushels less than
last year. The final estimate on the
crop for this season was $4,000 600
bushels or 10000, 900 bushels more
than the government August re-
turns and compared with $4,000, 900
bushels last year. No rain fall, Of
consequence was shown in the
Southwest and the forecast indi-
Gated generally fair and warmer
with high winds. Strength in Win
nipeg was a factor in maintaining a
rather firm undertone here. Ex-
porters were good buyers there. pre-
sumably to remove hedges against
sales OF wheat not at Eastern lake
ports. Argentine crop report. were
generally bearish with the Yield es-
timated at 1877. 900. 900 bushels based
on preliminary threshine returns
compared with 15e 100000 bushels
harvested last year
Corn showed firm undertone
and averaged slightly higher in
sympathy with wheat Consignment
notices increased but rains over the
belt are expected to delay the move
ment somewhat. The trade paid it,
tie attention today to the prospect
Of tb" government buying 10000 900
bushels for Russian relief. Eastern
demand SLOW and Baltimore export
ers reduced their bids Oats fol-
lowed corn.
Furnished nv W. p. Hubs & Company
Wheat
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
Female.

CLERKS - wanted: clerical cy0"r'enr".
GoNERNESS for children wanted
HOUSEKEEPEES. several pc>i',or> open.
SALESGIRI.S ilm wanted oVn urUe r">sary-
SOLICITOR printing eco. ss,s-v 7ri COM
STENoGRAPHERs. cNr.: cvc"'''rr salary.
STENOG.: exp. 500 70 week
STENOGRAPHER, beginner; SIS VIZ.
T1PlST. bright young girl 81 M"
TlPIST-Position open daily.
NOI'NG woman: on'Sidc w.-k. so" m nth.
Various other positions open dahl
WASHINGTON BUSINESS RjR go 'A'h-
CLERK. CONFECTIONERY STORE. IN
perienced preferred. $50 r"r VIZ NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. 301 Roud B.dE lith
and \. Y. ave. 5l9
STENoGRAPUER - OFFICE PROMINENT
attorney: good opening NATL PER
SoNNEL BrREAU. 3"a Hrrd R!dc 1't,L a"d
y. Y. ave 80
sTENoGRAPHER. First CLASS: rTWIC
Stenorra"iic work So W.. up. NATL
FERSONNEL BCREAU. 30 R"ni ElHE lith
and y. Y. ave 80
MILLINERY SALESLADY. MIST RE IN
reriencod: SALARY and commission. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. TO- Rrnd RidS. 'th
and y. Y. ave. ala
TNrIST CASHIER: FAIR SALARY;
SONNEL RTREAT. 2n5 Bond Bldg lith and
Y. Y. ave. aIa
NorNG LADY. ANSWER PHONE. SMALL
salary TO start NATL PERSONNEL. ri
REAC, 305 Rond Rldg, 18Th and 7
ave. SIa
NolNG LADY. GENERAL OFFICE WORK
no typlng: small salary. MATT. TER
SONNEL BUREAU, 3n5 BOND Bldg. 1ifh and
y. Y. ave SO
YOUNG LADY WITH SALES EXPERIENCE
Toilet preparations: large drug store;
good salary. Natl. PERSONNEL. BU-
REAC. 305 Bond Bldg. 18th 4 y. Y. ave.
494
STENoGRAPHER-FIR CLASS: PATENT
aw experience: good opening. NATL.
PERSONNEL BUREAU. 305 Bond bldg,
18th 4 Y. Y. ave. 494
SEWERS: LARGE INTERIOR DECORAT-
ing shop; fair salary 70 start. NATL
PERSONNEL BUR. 30j Bond Bldg, l4th
and y. Y. ave. 400
HoCsEKEEPER--R REFINED: GOOD SAL
ary. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL Nv
REAU, 15i-55 Mupsey Bldg. COS
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
QUOTES PRICES IN FOREIGN MONIES
PRODUCE MARKETS
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1s.-Butter-
Fancy creamery, 47a48c; choice
creamery, 45a46c: good creamery,
42a44c; prints, 4sa5oc; blocks, asa
4sc; nearby creamery. 40a43c; ladle,
30a22c; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls, 2sa30c: Ohio rolls, 2sa3oc;
West Virginia rolls, 2sa30c; store
packed. 26a27c: Maryland, Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints, 2sa
soc. Process butter. s5a36c.
Eggs-The following prices are
for strictly wholesale lots; tobbing
lots are higher: Maryland and
Pennsylvania and nearby firsts. sec;
Western high grade, Sac; Western
average receipts. 52a53c: West Vir-
ginia. SIC: Southern. 52c.
Live Poultry-Chickens old hens.
AZ pounds and over, per pound, Ola
22c; medium. 8 to pounds, per
pound, 1sa2oc; smaller. per pound,
l7a1sc; white Leghorns. per pound.
17a1sc: old ROSTERS. I3al4c; spring
ers, large. per pound. 21a22c: small
to medium. 2la22c; white Lerhorns
per pound. 19a20c: rough, poor and
thin, 17alSc. Ducks, young Pekin.
3z pounds and over per mound ga
26c: puddle. per pound, 24a25c:
Muscovy, 2la22c; smaller and poor.
per pound soc. Geese, nearby, per
pound. 24a25c; Western, per pound
23a2ic; Kent Island. per pound. ara
2Sc. Pigeons, young. per pair, goa
csc; old. per pair. 20a26c. Guinea
fowl. young. IL pounds and ovsr,
each, Soc; smaller. each 3oc: old,
each. 25c. Turkeys. choice hens, per
pound. SOC; young gobbler., per
pound. 4sc: old toms, per pound,
45c: poor and crooked breast, per
pound, 4oc.
Game-Rabbits. choice Maryland
and nearby, per dozen, s3a3.so; fair
to good. s2a2.5o; Southern and
western. choice, s3a3.25; fair to
good soaoSn
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
OUTSIDE ELEMENTS
FIGURE In COTTON
Germany's Muddled Finances
And Her Moratorium Eff
fort Occupies Traders.
. =. Curb Market Assn.D

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE mud
died financial condition OF Germany
with Its effort to have a moratorium
declared in its favor on the repara-
tons question was the talk of the
cotton trade today. The uncer-
tainty regarding the outcome had
the effect OF holding much new
business in cotton contracts in
restraint today, especially among
outsiders. There was enough scat
tered liquidation during the early
trading to send the market off 10
to Is points from yesterdays clos
ing quotations under the lead OF
the near months, but after that
had subsidized the market soon re-
gained this loss.
Later there was rise OF 20 TO 80
points from yesterdays closing on
a general covering movement among
local shorts, this time Influenced
chiefly by the buoyancy the stock
market continued to display during
the afternoon and the absence Of
any fresh selling pressure from
either local and Wall Street traders
or the South. This rise was almost
entirely due to the markets tech
nical position being favorable for
some recovery by the shorts in
January and March becoming wor-
ried into covering as A consequence
OF the contract stock here having
been reduced 5000 bales Yesterday
by recent shipments bringing the
present total down to only SIS. 900
bales against 10000 at the end Of
November.
Closing Liverpool cables were
also higher and the New Orleans
market likewise made good rally
during the afternoon. Another fac
tor helping the upturn in the mar
let was the worlds spinners' taxi
ings OF American cotton for the
week being estimated at over $780,
900 bales. On this advance January
contracts went up TO 1884 against
1880 for March; May. 17.47. and
July to II cents. Then the market
relapsed into dizziness with prices
changing little from those quota
tions during the last hours trading.
Traders generally are now focus
ing their attention on the European
financial situation. especially with
regard to the attitude of France on
Germany's declared inability to pay
the January installment OF repara-
ton money due. Until the situa-
tion takes some definite form the
cotton markets are expected to con-
tinue In their present narrow trad
ing position without any weil-de-
fined tendency to prices either way.
The Liverpool market for flu
lures closed firm at Is and II Eng
fish points net advance on the day
after dull forenoon there. Pri-
waite cables said this was almost
entirely due to covering of shorts
over the weekend and an absence
Of much selling pressure. Spot cot
ton there was dull and points
lower at 1O.56d for middling with
the days sales dropping off to only
5000 bales.
This weeks takinCs of American
cotton by the worlds spinners Of
$4,000 bales compares with about
5000 last week and 271.0o0 last
year. with the amount OF the crop
brought into sight for the week
totaling os0.000 bales against 350.-
900 last week and 100000 for this
week last year. thereby indicating
decrease in the visible
supply OF cotton in this country for
this week.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Company
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Dec. 10
Cattle-Receipts 700: market slow
shipping steers. sSo0a9.00: butcher
grades. s7.OOas.Oo: cows. s2.0oa550.
Calves-Re ceipts. 400: market
active: Culls to choice. s5.o0a13.0O.
sheep and I.ambS-Geceipts. TO-
900: market slow. lambs 75c lower:
choice lambs. s11.oOa11.5o: culls to
fair. s7.O0a1O.45: yearlings. s7.o0a
$50: sheep. s2.00a6jo.
Hogs Receipts $500: market
light, active; Workers. ss.00as.25;
pigs, sS50aS.75: mixed, s7.25a775:
heavy, s725a7.55: roughs. s425a5.0o.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
Eggs-Strictly fresh, Soc; average
receipts, 53c; Southern, SIC,

Eggs-Strictly fresh. 55c; average
receipts, 53c; Southern. SIC.
Live Poultry-Roosters Id. lie;
turkeys. ID. 44a45c; chickens,
spring, ID, 23a25c; hens, lib, 22,2Sc;
keats, young, 6oa70c: dressed fowls,
25c; fresh killed chickens lb, 27a2Sc;
turkeys, Id. iSa46c; keats, young
each, 60a75c: guinea hens. CSC.
LIvestock-Calves, Id, 12a12ck;
lambs. choice. sac; hogs. &c.
Game-Rabbits, No. l, per doz.,
s3.60a4.2O; No. =, s1.50a2.00.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Compiled by the U. $. Bureau of
Markets and Crop Estimates0
Sales from Wholesaler. direct to re-
tailers.
Apples-Barrels, Virginias. York
1mperials No. l. best, Ss.0oas25, few
sales. $3.50 fair color. fair condi-
tion. S1a7.50, ordinary condition de-
cayed low as IS. New Yorks. Bald
wins \, -. inches. sSas50. Nova
Scotias, Tompkins Kings No. l, 7.00a
100. Boxes. Washingtons, Delicious
extra, fancy, medium to large sizes.
s4a4.25, few $3.50; Grimes, fancy
and extra fancy, medium sizes
mostly around $500: Spitzenburgs,
extra fancy. large sizes, $3.50; Stay
man Winesaps. extra fancy, all
sizes. s3.25a3.5o; Jonathans. extra
fancy and fancy. all sizes. S260a3.
oregons. Newtown Pippins, fancy
medium to large sizes, S2.5oa3.75.
Bushel baskets, New Yorks, various
varieties. some small sizes, fair con-
dition. S1.0oa2Oo
Cabbage-New Yorks, bulk per
cwt.. Danish type, mostly around
$500.
onions-Ohios and Indianas. 100
ID. sacks, yellow varieties, No. l
best, mostly around, Sc. ordinary
condition sprouted. s5a5.e5.
White Potatoes-New Yorks and
Pennsylvania, 15o-lb. sacks, round
whites No. I. $3.50 per sack. Michi-
gans. 150-lb. sacks, round whites. U.
s. grade. No. I. $3.50 per sack.
Names. 15o-lb. sacks Irish Cobblers.
No. best. $3.50 per sack, much hol-
low heart scabby. some decayed.
few sales. $3.50 per sack.
Sweet Potatoes-North Carolinas
and Virginlas, cloth top stave and
slat barrels. yellow varieties. No. l.,
S.5oa375. mostly $3.50. some ordi-
nary condition poorly graded low
as $500.
Lettuce-California crates. Ice
bergs, all. sizes. s3.5Oa45O. Flori-
das. ~ -bushel hampers. head let
tuco. poorly graded. sla1.50.
Celery-New Yorks. punches, all
sizes. 50cas1. CALIFORNIA;. punches.
all sizes. slal25.
Oranges Floridas, pineapple..
all sizes. s4a5.25
Cauliiowsr CALIFORNIA;. crates.
all sizes. s2.50a3o0.
Grapefruit-Florida boxes, all
sizes. s3.50a400.
Tomatoes-Californ 3o-lb. lug
boxes. wrapped best. s3.o0a4.oo,
poorer. s2.00a2.5o.
Cranberries-Barre S2oa25.oo.
Peppers-Floridas, crates, green.
$500.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 16.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, light; market steady;
choice beeves. ss.25as.75: good. $3.50
ASSOC: fair. s725a7.75; veal calves
Sl20Oa1250.
Sheep and Lambs-Market. ac-
tive; receipts, IL double decks; prime
wethers. s5.25a5.50: good. s450a
500: fair. mixed. s350a4.25; lambs
$40. 50a1O.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 20 double decks
market, steady: prime heavy. S7.50a
80: medium. sS.25as.5o: heavy York
ers, s.60aS.75; light Workers, Ss.65a
SIS: pigs. $s.s5as.75: rough, S5.o0a
500; stays. $3.5Oa4o0.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
Fruits Plead Guilty
To Killing Brother

DANVILLE, Va, Dec. 16.-Floyd
and Joseph Pruitt, arrested near here
some weeks ago charged with killing
their brother, James Pruitt. in Cas-
well County, North Carolina, today
pleaded guilty to granddaughter in
Superior Court at Yanceyville, Judge
Ferguson said he would pass sentence
before the close of the term.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17
Male or Female
Poultry, Pets. etc.

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTs-JUsT RE
cpived singing canaries. s. IN: parrots
dogs. cats. monkeys. goldfish AquArtums
Ieeches And We do tsxidermy in all IL,
branches. SCHMID'S PET EMPORIUM 7l2
10Th st NV Franklin GIL. 4.q
EUROPEAN SONG BIRDS LIN
nets. $500; singing Goldhnches So so
singing Japanese Robins, S5.25. ATHER-
TONS. So Indiana ave ga
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PERSONAL.

WoPKlNGNEN. A REAsoNAH ET.Ap'-
ness 20 give the hustler a hiC ..lr ,H..a
and that plan he's hUih good hr.s Ha-s .-
this porch-front store and husflers NAVEL -
I" how We have such q good select aH S.'El-
ly-used overclats, s. 90 $50 Lad ~ sru-r.
Gle n.
TT~STTTsc nv N Sw.N-r. -. o.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
Furnished.

~ ~a---a
CLARENDON. VA. ATTRACTIVE o RVS .
y. A. ". ]. Gsr1rs So Ia- m LOUIS q
SHOEMAKER. I4G7 -. Ave \ " Mo
ll6S sri
MARYLgND ESTATE OF TrN ACRES u
rooms & p " 7 1gf huIffi1r.. Ir.-.rH
pos. mod"r1'e rental Lofts o. SHOE.
MAKER. l4o7 y. 7. Ave. y. W. Main frsE
H0LMEAD PLACE NEAR PARK RD =.
rooms b: A. NJ . sftrHrfivsrv f---
uisbed $1,000 per m LOFTS r SHOr,Tn q.
kEH. 1907 y. 7. Ave. y " M nor
ga
MASS. AVE. rnr Dupont Circlsn: r. -uI z
b: handsomely furnished. Tv-ed - .
trsrecf.Dn hy Ernai-'-rrr lofts o. y g.
MAKER, 1907 y. y Ave, y " Mar fIE3.
"a
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-.5-i 155so,.,,-,S7C,,s ,,-,.,,,,,--,,,,,
fhem over. lls Pa ave. Nv. on p, :
~ IT e.
PRE- wan pp,rrs ox r,.,,,r>-- "a.
'o-isrs SIDNEY =. HrCHrNGrR uur->r.
wBECKING Co amp Meirs 81 - ID
Fls. ave NV. Min Ouire. ca 1-I re
~ ili0
WHITE ENAMEL BEp-CoNrr rrF WIN
spring.. MATTRESS. pillows. blankets. qua
ION ION t.rirr- 50 =. A TO BUSINESS El-
i'i-A' i"7' O. 81 q"
MAHOGANY nE>k. ~ IN'HrS ToNe-
~ q" BJsiNI~> o., HEAI.
1880 o. - NV
MAHOGANY Ur>K - IN.-r~ ION
Sli-'" Io WSl> 80 fI REN.
'''' 70 81 ~"
MNh'''A E'i.. Tor h>h So .
- IT'D f' .Ni.>> ..
NV la'" - 81 NV
OK hE>k o. N,,',> Tn>a So o. s
- N'Nt.>> i' hi 1880 90
OFFICE GTrr. s..y-.. FEET tr.- r#
El>l\E>S E'.EEN 1890 . 30 -r
oFFICT RIO. Hlr" WET q. fool. -H 2
BUSINESS ErETAT 1891 Hr -r .H
REVOLVING oTFTtE ,HNTE OAK WIN
s-m~-sI- %. To- Y R'~ENES> IT.
RE,I-. 1910 e. 50 nv
oFFGDE CHAIR. pNE. so ,r-'S e. -H.
To 2 BUSINESS RrHFA1. r..n s. ...
Nv
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-.' l,i.-> '' hl-N'
TWO STFEL STnR AET r'THH fTr~.-
So" each To 2 nj NINE~~ I.
III lsto . 81 r"
FoTR OAK OFFICE CHAIRS UrrHFT
p, any, sale n r-i,. s." "-. IT'D
n
To- SMALL. BOTTLES TNk .-Tf. rnr.'
,., rs.n ren y. ter hgti'" TOD. ''r
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HELPWANTED.
Male.

HELPWANTED.
Male.
~~o|-~o-"~"-~
BOYS!
BOYS
BOYSl
Who live in the neighborhood
of N. Capitol and Rhode Island
ave-, or lexington, to serve
route.
GEO. BREW,
AZ Eye St. y. Z.
421
ABOUT five openings Tor sirnog pliers
BoOKKEEPERS; 90 head hools-cr"rs si5.-
90 wk.
Ct ERK: serTaI openings for ,yuis's.
DRUG Clerk. tr 6Nn. required
FARM man with family wanted
HIGH Class man FOR special vort
MEN; seversl: $1,000 mo. & ~on
REAL Estate salesman. $50. mo. drawing
sect
SALESMAN for awnings: So o. VIZ >Alary.
Various other posi- oNen daily
WASH BUSINESS BUREAU, 10 1ith. 81.
sI3
PRINTERS-oNE PROOF READER. TWO
tariff hand comFositors. one stone man. and
two or three rreSsmen: strictly union. Ad-
dress SOUTHEASTERN PRESS. INC. Nor
folk. Va. ST
LAUNDRY SOLICITOR. SALARY AND
commission. Good opening. NATL PER
snNNEL BUR. SOS Bond Bldg. 18Th
Y Ave Az
HOTEL. CLERK. MIST RE FIRST-CLASs:
exclusive club: good opening NAT'E
PERSONNEL. BUR. 305 Bond Bldg. l4th
and y Y. ave.
SODA nTSPENSER. EXP LARGE STORE;
god snlary NATL PERsoNNEL BI R.
3n5 Rond RIdg l4th and y. 7. ave. al
REPAIR MAN AND STORE CLERK HARD
ware business Good Opening NATL PER
SONNET BUR. 3o5 Bond BLDG. ltth 4
y Y. Ave AZ
Sal FSWAN- OUTSIDE. EXPERIENCED ~
plumbing supplies: straight salary. Natl.
PERSONNEL. RUR-. So Bond Bldg. ltth
and Y Y. ave. 3"
TYPTsT: KNOWLEDGE OF sTENo-
week NATL PERSONNEL BUR. 3os
Rond Rlde I4th and y. Y. ave. l7s
DRUG CLERK, IR.: ONE WITH PRE-
.cription experience preferred: good open
ing NATL PERSONNEL Bur. - Rond
Bldg l4th and y. 7 ave. ls2
SOLICITORS LOCAL PRESS WORK. SAL
s-y aud commission. NATL PERSON
NEI. BrR. sOj BOND B!dr-. l4th and Y
ave. l3e
SAIESMNN: LARGE COAL concern.
commission hssis, leads Furnished .'hT'L
PERSONNEL RTREAU. 30i BOND R'ir
18th and y. 7. ave. -
CTATFFETRs: TAM WORK MIST H'yE
Erntihrstion card: good pa NATL
PERSONNEL. Bur. 3N5 bond TIl- '''a
snd y Y ave. 90
DENTIST: REGISTERED NoUNC GRAD
rs'e preferred: S35-Sto per v>.E NATL
PERSONNEL BUP. 3o5 Bond big lIth
and Y. Y. ave. loSo
Statesmen AND SOLICITORS SEYFRAb
rood openings: salary and rommiS>ion
basis. NATL PERSONNEL Bur. 7hj
Bond Bldg. IAN & y z ave 80
FOUR MIDDIE-AGR SATESNFN WITH
autos. and sa'es~ansger SCIENTIFIC
VOCATIONAL BUREAU. 1885 Muusey Rldf
1855
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Breadstuf Movements

EXPORTS Of wheat from the four mort,
New Yo-k. BOSTON. Philadelphia and Balti
moro, were 673.ooo bushels; last year. 347,
mo bushels
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Unfurnisheo.

CLEVELAND PARK SEVEN ROOM mr.
'srhcd tub and s-7wrr tsfa. Nv .
N o. so rer mont yaca-f THOMAS
LEONARD & CO 80 Louisiana ave nv.
Main 1900 alg
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LOST AND FOUND.

PACKAGE CONTAINING BLACK UNDER
skirt and muslin gown. Call after 4. Col.
6sl4 W. ooo
roUND-ENyELOPE CONTAINING OR
child crepe de chine. Call North e563-J. 80
RIIcK EEAMEL PIN SET WITH SMALL
pe.rls, on Massachusetts ave. or 18th. st.
Thursday, Dec. 10. Reward. Tel Cleve. 1888
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AGEL 9-HORSEPOWER-
upright steam boiler one
year old. in frst-claSs condi-
ton. Apply to Mr.. BRYAN,
Herald Office.
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With Board
APARTMENTS TO LET.
Furnished.
Unfurnished.

NEAR wARDMAS PARK HOTEL: TIVE
rooms. two baths. Possession Isrusr~ 4.
sI.5 APT. II. $50 Connecticut ave. Adam,
bl2 <p2
TIE NORTHUMBERLAND Y n Az. ,,s
~. nw.-Fireproof construction. fsy
desirable apartments remain f9r sale On tb.
cooperative plan. which ernhlss you 70 nur-
clAse AM immediately occupy your 0-n
home; monthly payments less than present
rental. two 20 seven rooms "a bath. dsv
and night telephone and elevator .errir. (.
FOR Inspection apply 20 mHnsFer on rreu
ises TNlOS REALTY CORPORATION
1870 g - NV. Main Sl1s "a
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HELPWANTED.
FemaIe-Coutinued


BoOKKEEPER wITh KNOWLEDGE OF
stenog Apt. Hotel. Salary and meals.
NATL PERSONNEL BUR-. So5 Bond Bldg.
18th. 4 N, Y. Ave. SIS
HoUsEK EEPER; isT. CLASS. APT. Ho-
tel salary and meals NATL PERSON
MEL BUR, 300 Bond Bldg. i4th. q n. =.
Ave. SIS
sTENoGRAPHER: PATENT LAW ENPE-
Renee; SIS. INTERSTATE SERVICE b.
REAU. sos. 1919 st. SIS
CASHIER. WITH KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
keeping: large cafe: salary and meals.
NATL PERSONNEL BUR. 305 Bond Blds
18th and Y. Y. ave. az
WAITRESS: HIGH-CLAss: APT. HOTEL.
Salary, room and board. NATL PERSON
MEL BUR-. BOZ Bond Bldg. 18th. q y. Y.
Ave. AS
wANTED-UNDERGBA NURSE TO
enroll In our nurses registry: We h.ve
many calls. WASHINGTON BUSINESS
BUREAU, 40 18th ct. 242
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YOUNG LADY. TWO or THREE YEARS
sales experience In department store; fair
salary. NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos
Bond Bldg, 18Th and y. Y. ave. 80
MILLINERY COPYIsT; MUST BE EXPE-
rienced preparer: good salary. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. 3O5 Bond Bldg.
18Th and y Y ave lp4
sTENoGRAPHER: SIS PEE wEER 7ss-sS
hunSey Bldr. $50
SOLICITORS. local PRESS WORK: SAL
sry and commission NATL PERSON
MEL m r.. 305 Bond Bldg, 18th and y. Y.
ave. 13S
HoUsEKEEPER. MlrDLE AGED WOMAN:
salary. room and board. NATL PR
SONNET BUR. sos Bond Bldg. 18Th and
y. Y. ave. l5s
COOK. MAID, BELLNAS Ann PORTER
wanted Main 1sfs. CENTRAL EN-
PLoYMENT AGENCY. - Mass. ave. NJ.
p27
DO YoU KNOW WHAT oPPORTT-NITIYs
are open 10 you7 INSTITUTE OF VOCA-
TIONAL RESEARCH. 754-55 Munsey Bldg
90
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17

I wICKER TABLE LAMP e. -., rn 4
BUSINESS RTRENT. igF0 20 80 r~
FOR SALE-NEw UNDERWOOD rvT.~
w-i'er; at nIrEa n. Apply ra- f,0
Star Rldg rs
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17

bill or iuvuirc cHh upts. sak $50 O..
A TO 2 RrSINFsS WrrTNT
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17

W WI I"NT7T.N-
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. NOT RFNNsNT<
but full lots: ~ l. .0r pr pee q.
meals, aoc and go 1uie~e NNWnNr' e.
s2t Pa. ave 50 Lincoln ~ IS
The Washington herald., 1921-12-17

SIC COLUMBIA ROAD.-Lht.: electricity.
steam heat; for employed. Columbia 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
-, ToRkmc0lq Insn Trust s Company. plaln.
Jacob Schroeder. Henry Sugarfnan ava
Cedarhurst Realty Holding Co. I r@a
Emilio Mefeies. Mandor s sehnee SwrgishsnS
Rubin. Louis Fucker. Betty Nelson D5vs@
Seamon. MEX Cohn. Juano CARGO, JOSEF
Gerstenfsld. Jacob Iipner; r. Erness:oo
Hyman Resnecs Rose McShane Lou,s n
Silver. Samuel Lippman and Abrom Las,
In pursuance OF Judgment of fora.
closure and sale. duly made and enterad
In the. above entitled action. and hearnr
named, vii: sell at public auction at '' .Ss
street. in the Borough o, Manhat sssy
County OF New York. City Of New Yo~n'
on the eighth dry OF SeptensDer 1921 -.
u o'clock noon on that day. by Henry
Brady. auctionee~, the premises direc,ss
by said Judgment 10 be sold. and there,
described as foilows;
land. with the buildings and irprovs
ments thereon erected. situate. lying ara
being in the Borough of Manhattan. in ~
City OF New York, bounded and descrihoS
as follows: wv
Beeinning at a point on the norther,v
side of One Hundred and Eleventh street
distant two hundred and seventy-fve fa-ss
feet easterIy from, the corner formed Nv
the intersection OF the northerly side ~
One Hundred and Eleventh Street ws-h
the eastcrly side Of Eighth Avenue; @ sna
running thence northerly. parallel wv
Eighth Avenue. one hundred 600 lee.
and eleven Cl> inches TO the centre lins
centre line of the block and parallel wiz
One Hundred and Eleventh Street esty
t5o( feet: thence southerly. again parallel
through party wall ono hundred f,oSi
feet and eleven (l1) inches to the norm,
erly side Of One Hundred and Elevertb
Street: and thence westerly. along tha
northerly side OF One Hundred and Eleventh
Street. fifty tso) feet TO the point or placa
of beginning
Dated New York. August II. 1921
JOIN r. COLLINS. Refe-es
DAVIES. AUERBACH & CORNELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff ~ Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. Civ Of
New York.
The following In a diagram of the rror-
erty 10 be sold. its street number is ~
343 West Nth Street; Borough OF Nan.
haitian. New York city:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
Harding Signs Grain Trading
Bill and Mining Measure

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Thc Cap
per-Tinchcr bin for regulating trading
on grain exchanges and the bill which
extends the period for doing asscss-
ment work on mining claims were
signed late to-day by President Har-
ding.
The bill imposes a prohibtive tax
upon puts and calls" and other spccu-
lativc transactions. and upon all srain
exchanges which do not become "con-
tract markets." Exchanges and their
individual members are required TO re-
port fully 70 the Secretary Of Agr'~
culture on all transactions they handle.
Certain exemptions from regulations Of
the act arc granted to cooperative as
sociations