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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

ater ron- and taxes, until you ger
.H your fCat' Therefore. those whH
desire ~ purchase a home shauI1 rot
.e deferred hv the umid though
suppose should get sick or out of
work
5-When you live i'm your own
home --.u are not Eving iu an a,u0s-
phera " uncertainty, worried and
waiting FOR me landlords notice Of
an increase iu your rent. or. skill
worse those dreaded words. sorry.
bug this house has been Sold"
6-Tou MD be secure lu the
thau-ht ~ u-H not De forced 10
move from the nelehb0rh0od ir
which ] have lived for many years.
now that I own my home" I can
continue 10 worship in tho same
church. nay children can continue
at The same school. and 7 can con-
Guue the association and friendship
of my Geighbors.
You do NOT have to importune
"a landlord who IS deaf 60 your urgent
pleas 90 fix the roof the furnace or
Tho porch. ANY Improvement any
changes ln the house. may be made
without consulting anyone ~ your
gIfe excepted.
s.-When YOU own your own home
YOU add prestige to your standing in
the community and among your bus
mess associates
9.-To own your own nome is a
duty you owe your wife and chill
lren-just as important as life IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
80 Women Slain
By Blue Beard,
Authorities Say
German Butcher Sold Flesh of
Victims As Meat,
Claim.

BERLIN. Sept. 24-A'though
Karl Grossmann. modern blue beard
and supernatural, Is believed TO
have killed from 20 to 80 women,
officials Of the prosecuting attorneys
staff believed today they could not
fix more than three murders upon
him, and possibly six at The most
Grossman was turned over to the
prosecuting attorney by the police
yeste day. The prisoner - the most
amazing criminal ever seen in this
country. The accused. formei
butche~. 80 years old. is ragged and
filthy. His hair and Beard are m
kempt. bur his forehead Is h:gA ar d
OF the intellectual type.
Like Henri Landru. the French
wife murderer who now "a in jail
at Paris, Grossmann slows remark
able fitness. It IS claimed he sold the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
DRAG LAKE FOR
MISSING STUDENT

EVANSTON. ILL.,, Sept. 24.-Afte-
a frulLess "a hour search of forest
preserves north Of the city. police to-
night began dragging portions Of
Lake Michigan along Evanston in
-helr efforts to determine whether
Leighton Mount. Northwestern uni
verslty freshman who disappeared
after the annual sophomore-fresh-
man class rush Wednesday. had sue
cumbed 20 injuries possibly inflicted
in the fracas. or simply had run
away from home.
Ur Walter Dill Scott president Of
the university. in a formal statement
tonight declared that the boy "un-
doubtedly had run away from
home" Mounts parents declared
their belief that their son had been
kidnapped hy sophomores. beaten and
had succumbed TO injuries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
INQUIRIES FOR LOTS
INDICATES BUILDING
FOR SPRING
Real Estate Dealers Believe
Steps Viii BE Taken to
~ Own Homes.

Inqu,rf-z f-- vacant r-.- r--+e-44
heavv frF9fr- make -r---
This Is almost ~. Unanimous
opinie- ~ ess+s rarf ra-r es..+.
men who rrv. been or. rf--zr-- dur
inr tra -s+. ~r-.- AID e---. rq1
IN rfrf-.---vrd r-o-r--,. III .asf-
tons v-+h ar- f----r-a----+- ~ -rrb
as PAVING water. r.a and saver Tho
demand re- lots has bea- ..+-areI,-
hoav- ana n ie -a--r-1.-o~r-- notice.
able ~ I4ta frr- rr-r- crr+r rarF
fox WIN trr4 rer ro-..- -.-, ,e--
Hira rents have raf much 10 DO
with STIMULATING tr. r-srs af MANY
people go brra. Tfleh rents arc - SD
considered a barometer on tho
house errrte~c when rents FAN IL
indicates -ra- The r-+.- fs catching mo
uNith i-s home brrr.re PROGRAM But
u -. et--rs "a r-. errrr.s1 +o be-
rrs--.r ~ f-- -.,---- --.--- f..--r-e
ths 4ra-.er.- r.s- hor.as created
v-h.r ~ .....f.-.- --,. ..---.7 go
the war rr rs. re made rp In but
one o. $50 ,..--- ne normal bI.rrr.r-
kac.fr.-~
60 r.,-r. .~r1 rs.. r..t no. mitch
frrorrr .--.- -aff,-- tr.4-.-4-- .f.-r.
rents are -4s----- atrr. f-- ar a-a.l-
alf. ~. .-. ,,t..-+ -. r...-..-. ~. homo
n.et f.-r.- r-.q.e r.- r..rf.r., ,..-
te~isrs ana r-ro- f... t,err.4 +o
frr-a -f...-. ~ f----.sa H.. -.. -.-..
bs- ~ -... t.--.... ....--.-... a .-r
-b.- ..-.. ........... -...- r.-.....r ....-.-.
nevt .--.-r
r.. ~..- 4..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

-urauce Tn the event or your death,
your family need n0- '.m1ve out" be-
cause they cannot pay high rent You
have lef, them more than a home
something tangible upon which %
realize dollars when needed
10.-F.nalIy the man who invests
In a home ls richer than the man
who invests in rent receipts. not only
in dollars and cents. but greater stin
lin peace OF mind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

flesh OF his victims "a pork and
veal
Many neighbors OF Grossmana.
who occupied a tenan1 { n the
slum distric, have been summoned
u give testimony abou; his mole
q life. but the Ea.ce arc having
much difficulty in ge' -'nE The wo-
men TO say anything Reyuiau1as so
r. have thrown the women OF The
district into panic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

At a depth OF 1000 feet, the water
Of the Dead sea contains p per cent
OF solid substances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

One hundred parts OF sea water
viii contain an average Of 3.5 per
cent Of solid matter. mostly salt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
FINANCIAL y OTES. .

Within sixty days the Lehleh Valley
must submit 40 the federal district court a
pisu for separation Of its anthracite from
It's railroad properties. IN accordance with
the decree filed with the lower court yes
terday -. :. no ,i,.,a % h,, s,,o.,s
and while there ma! be some further drives
IN specialties to further confuse he public
we believe that with 8 conservative policy
you can buy stocks for the spring rise
say Chandler Brothers Co Of Philadel-
William \ sweet he's been elected a mem
Der of the board of directors Of tho Bear
fngs Service Co Detroit, filing the
cancy caused by the retirement Of Ralph
s. Lane
RepIogle dropped perpendicuiarly - /.
new low record Of p yesterday There were
40 sales between so and 25 and there was
scant demand even at the low price.
A statement of the six months operations
Of the American Hide and Gather Com
nany was made public. For this period
ending December } net loss Of So .s30. $50
was reported Current assets are placed at
SI2 69g Z43 and current liabilities at 81
All Automobile manufacturing plants con
sroled by the General Motors Corpora
according TO Detroit advices which quoted
n II. Rice general secretary Of the cor
pUration Big things expected in the
automobile industry within he ncAt thirty
days Mr. Rice said
Ii Is understood that at recent meeting
Of the directors Of the American lnterna-
tional Corpora tion resolution was adopted
which provides for the fullest Information Of
the compauy's holdings in other cOmpanie;
and the prices al which stocks were ac
quired II is said this action is due 10 tht
violent protests which emanated from in
sestors two months ago. II is understood
annual report is made public presumabl!
within a few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
pm 4DELPHIA PRODUCE.

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
ph,ladclphia. Fch q Wheat lower,
~ , rcd winter i SIS, $. 10 garlicky
I74a179
Cora lower \o ! yellow IN export
olevator II /, n -. car lots for local trade,
NJ 4 yellow - 4 81 No yellow local
oats higher 70 ! White. .56 a SOL.
10 ! - 4 55Is. " 4. - = 81 :.
Ruttor higher. nearby prints fancy
63 is. western creamery extra 81
EGGS lower. nearby frsts 81, do, cur
rent receipts -. western extra hrSts
..5fa d.. frst I'll fancy selected pnckrd
a. -
fsncy fats held 2S d.. common to
rnnd aG i ~. d. fancy flats current max"
13t, 4 -; 10. common e. good p -,
j.ng horn held % Pot, a., fresh % . ~ !,
IL ls,,ir. held p Il 2S. do fresh 26 a21
Iivo noul,1, steady fowls fancy
y ! Is IAN ta good - a %. white leg
horns 3 !. 81. iauoy chickens 2S ~.
vai,,r rcost, Il - 81 lo. staRgl - 2 -.
oId H.. 2l - ,url1crs fancy - g So, Do,
ordinary 35 2 AZ ducks white pehn
a. As: mixed colors 40 ~ % muscovy
y q 50. gecsc, = ~
Dressed poultry hrn turkeys, ehoice 70
fancv nearby IL G2. DO, western co.
old toms 56 = 81, fair % good - 2 O'
Fovls. fresh killed choice to fancy - ~
IA small sizes 3o a 35; old roosters 70;
bro.lers nearby 46 a IS. do, western AZ a
AZ roasting chickens .nearhy 39 90,
western .S6 a 20. frying chickens nearby
"A St; do, western 33 30. ducks, taucy
western 81 80, gees fancy western
so 80
Potatoes firrer steady. white potatoe'
Penna per 100 lbs 90 > | 70, do iaIr Z
choice IS 90; Jersey. No ] per basNe
40 a so; do. do, No ? 20 $ 30
Flour dull. soft winter straight, western
: 80 a 900: DO. DO, nearby 500 2 ) 70
hard winter straight 2 90 9.25. do, shor'
natent 9. SO a q.75; spring first clear % I
775: do. patent 900 a 9.25; do, shori
patert 996a 10 20. fancy spring and city
mills patent. family brand 1915 . II -
Hay oturf. steady. timothy No ?
u 80 a "A 90. DO. No 3. q 90 a 2l5O
sample 1900 a 20 90. TO grade Is u
clover mixed hay. light mixed . q p 20
No. ! mixed 20 80 i 2l50
Tallow quiet; prime city loose cents
do, special loose 5s4 prime country
cents: edible in tIercC>
Bran higher. soft winter western ~ 10
pound sacks "a 90 4 - 90 per fon
sprinq33 90 . 81 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
SHORTS, Covering.
SEND STOCKS UP
More Promin ent Specialties Par
ticipate IN Rai'y OF ! 10
Points.

BY Associated Press 10 livery
-. vi, n oh 2s-week end cover
- a,,rt contracts effected variable
...s.,,,,,.,as IN the stock market today.
,t,t,rs and their subsidiaries. second
-. stccls oils. tohacCos. textiles anu
,ho moro prominent specialtiee includ-
ing Internal tional paper ana lhuuH'i "a
Alcohol. participated IN the raly ~ wy
sxteut of l To points ltahs an"
.ntnpinws we're the conspicuous ex-
ceptinns. selling Of transportati"ns
oantarine in Reading which dropped
Az points proft-takinG reduced son"
vatns nj the irregular CLOSE Nai""
annroxinatcd 800. .002 shares
nj +oday-s short stock market session
,,-,s again downward shippings ana ralis
asa,l downward shippiugs amt f''iS
festu,lnc the irregular reaction Vt
lsotic Gulf duplicated Yesterday low
nrice on a two point decline. Readine
lost !, ami Famous players = FrA'-
,to,oi declines were made by most 81
tho steels motors and oils. the latter
,,asnopdtuR to further cuts ~ prices ol
raw and refined products. Strouh'l
carburetor recovered : points from yes
tsrdav's acute delrcssiun aud AH
Conner rose "a ~ connection with rr-
r,,Y-ts Of prospective heavy exports "'
the metal. Exchange on London held
y, Yesterday, duaI nuotattons d"~p't'
extensive imports # gold from hat
ceutcY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
sALEsNIEN-

Most Of the men who vii answer
fhis al wiIl not be able 20 measure
M "a the require meRta se have set
For the few VINO can we have tern
tories that sill yield from - 6alo 70
s. 500 u year.
The frn Is the largest manufacturers
Of its kind IN the world. interna-
.lonaliy known and with successful
estaalisbed sales policies
The products are nigh grade speclal-
ties that are sold - business exeCl-
lives on a -ersice basis To be suc-
ceSSfllI man must be refined. Well
..3ucarsd wiling 10 work hard and
with record Of accomplishment
hack o. him
G,anvaSsers. order takers and men
who change tobs frequently vii not
be interested
For the man who is earnestly seek-
4ng = permanent position. selling high
grade products Of proven ,. merit ~e
may have something Of interest
ADply by letter 70 Dean Baohttr,
sales Manager i4l9 North American
Building Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Advance Rumley Company. guar.tcTly Of
~ per cent on preferred. payable : prii 10.
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company.
quarterly Of 9 Per cent On common pay
shle March -.
Buffalo and Susquehauna Railroad Cor
r,craffor quarterly Of 81 per cent on com
mon. payable March "a
CeIluIoId Company, quarterly OF : per cent
and extra OF , per cent. payable March 81
Imperial OIL Company, Limited quarterly
Of * cents share payable March
Indian Refining Company. quarterly Of
i 81 T5cr cent on preferred payable March
Is
InhICh Xalles Coal sales Company quar-
rerly az ner cent payable April
Nash Manufacturing Company quarterly
II ~ per cent payable March J.
North American Company quarterly Of
ID. per cent paNa bic April
Remington Typewriter Company quarter
II 81 - per sent on first preferred, nd ?
per cent on second preferred payable April l.
south Penn CA Company quarterly OF !
r,.- cent payable March 81
Standard Gas aud Electric Company. quar-
terly Of l'sr cent On preferred payable
March T.
Texas Pacific coal And Oil Company 'luar-
teriy of - per cent. payable March 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Oyster-Salad Supper

a successful and delightful oyster 40
salad supper was held Thursday evening,
FROM ) until 730 in the u NJ. {. A. by
the Willing Workers Club Of First-CentTal
Presbyterian Church. One Of the Amateur
mattresses proved so successful she was
awarded a tip. which she turned over to
the North field Fund. The proceeds from
the sn1pper are for the Mortified Fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

of the number estimated In the middle OF
the school year. and. second. h. income
tax did not produce tho fun 12ho,obo
which the law provides shall 30 tn The
school fund II liz unfortunate Tor the
schools to have 10 depend upon tho hn-
certainty of the income tax. III in now
estimated that II there Is appropriated
$3.50, 900 instead of 1921 sal, the go per
pupil can be allotted 10 The different
districts of the State.
The budget lis given fret In summary
and then by items. There are also
added. an the law reauires copieH oi IN"
budgets of the county boards nf cduca-
tion and the boards of education of the
special school districts. The items are
numbered according To a system which
is used In tho annual financial reports
to the state Board of Education ana
which ia uniform throughout the Unit
cd States.
Tho total amount asked for -. -, 80,
the year 1921 Is ..=--s- si.idot9'V W.
Tho total amount paid out by
the state treasurer for corro
spending items for the wear -. 49,. -,
1920 was isuH8,Vf"z''
Mating difference OF fi3,9tf =
This Is an ipcrcaao nt about
10 per cent over 1870, but
Of this difference the follow
Ing amounts are now betns
spent from private sourrrs
state Depart
mpnt office .5- $ AsUO0
Vocational
teachers 10 100
Americanixation u 600
Medical inspoc
tlon 80 O0tl
Total s7B 100
r' e''N ''''s y t0n go
Naaea the increase only sdt 49,
| which Is "A little more than pef eett 81 -.
budget of 1920. and ot TINS skpVt' =.
| additional state aid for elementary "a s..9 ~
| crF salaFies necessary 20 give 20 ~ Pu!'l,,
| Expenditures for 1927 W. are tsAittsa'
| rs fnInWa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Thoms .Stnussback, Recital.

A musical under the auspices of the
First-C Csntral Presbyterian Young Peoples
Society Of Chrpstisn Endeavor will be
given by John A. Thomas and Harry y.
sta,Hsback and pupils in the Church
Auditorium Friday evening, March ~.
A silver offering will be taken for the
Pocono Pine Fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
E0p RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTIES
lI05 OranRr street store aud hutid
9fb West Eighth street store and
rooms
2n7 West Eighth street store
Lodge building tit2 iFff KING
80 rect offices
sua NfnFaet - rcrf offices
snf rafnall street garage ami shop
NFfF AID DWEflI&fik
2f5 West Eighth street apart msnf
2 rooms and bath
7os Wcst seventh strcet apartment
rooms aud hath
a02 Weat Fifth street housn II
rooms and hath
f2e Fast smith street h01sr rooms
Thirteenth and HoHld streets ur@
HWeilinRH
Pearl hpta lng.ifG West Fourth
street rooms and bath
FNfNfEJ'f HIt KNfA%
phone - $infh ana orange 50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
'MK.M0NTG0HlkR

49, orange street Phone so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

continued from rage
trg bod after no had placed an eNef
cat over his head 10 eRoape the thtee
snoke This overcont Was N names
as the father rushed or of the hohe'
,ytth the little fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
40 Million Farm Bonds
Go ON Sale Tomorrow
Secretary Mellon Announces l.
sue Will Be Redeemable
After Ten Years

WASHINGTON, April 16.--Forty mil
lion dollars of per cent twenty year
Federal Land Bank bonds will! be Of
fered for subscription at par on Mon
day through group of 1000 invest
ment bankers over the country, it was
announced tonight by Secretary Mel
Ion. The bonds also will be obtainable
from Federal Land Banks and farm
loan associations.
The bonds will be redeemable, Mr..
Mellon said, at the option of the issu-
ing bank at any time after ten years
from the date of issue The managers
Of the investment bankers group,
formed at the request of the Farm
Loan Board to handle the issue, will
be Alexander Brown 4 Son. Lee, Hig-
ginson & Co., the National City Com
pany, Brown Brothers 4 Co., Harris,
Forbes & Co. and the Guaranty Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
State Will Try to Float Bond
Issue in Newspaper Campaign

CHICAGO, April 1s.-An attempt tc
market 100000 bond issue through
newspaper campaign will be begun by
the State of North Dakota tomorrow
it was announced to- day. The decision
was reached at series Of conferences
here this week between Chicago bank.
ers and North Dakota state officers
including Governor Lynn Frazier, Will
lam Lemke, Attorney General, and F
w. Cathro manager and director gen.
eral of the Bank o. North Dakota.
The bond issue was authorized by
the State Legislature nearly two years
ago, but has lain inactive pending de.
termination of it's consttutionality by
the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

aependent furnaces. Only one Of the
,our besscmer departments in the val
aey. thas of tho Carnegie Steel Com
pany, Is active. Pipe mills are being
operated Frat at 80 per cent of capacity.
The Carnegie Steel Company an
hounces that, effective April il. all
building trades men working for union
wages and under union conditions are
TO De cut 20 per cent and placed on the
onen-snop basis. Mos. of the men
sheeted are engaged in building houses
lor ,he company at Mcdonald. it's
model settlement in Trumbujj Conntv
1t is the intention of the combanv to
40 All new building with its own force.
ana as Its existing contracts expire
me wage reduction will be put into
erect. 1t is expected this action will
nave most important hearing on the
settlement of the wage question be-
tween the building trades EMPLOYERS
and the craftsmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

S5TH. WEST ,near Park)-Attractive room
with running water in home of refne
ment Telephone Schuyler 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
McCannon Surrenders
On Perjury Indictment

CLEVELAND, April 16.-The search
for William H. McGannon. former chief
Justice of the Municipal Court, which
has continued since his indictment with
eight others for perjury Thursday.
growing out of testimony given at the
trials of himself and John w. joyce.
acquitted for the murder of Harold c.
kagy. ended with his surrender to day.
McGannon appeared before Common
Pleas Judge Maurice Bernon with his
bondsman and entered plea of not
guilty. He was released in $4,000 bail.
He said he had been out of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

9th 3O6 WEST-Room with private ian
lily. Apt DE, Riverside 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

SGD ST. 107 W.--Attractive outside room
large closets: references; business WON
an. Rollen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Fire Record

A. NJ. loss
1s:2s-ls54 St. Nicholas av. Anton
Wienig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ining
la:so--la y. l4th at; Baurs, & Medi. - '''e
Gus ,-..... Trihing
:40-5 Hester st; NJ. Stein. Unknown
S;s5--452 9Th av.; Rolf Restaurant
Unknown
s:4o-s4 F. 18th st; steinhardt &
90 ,...,.-.... Unknown
e:2o-as6 Columbus av,. Vincent Gan
diomonoto ................Tr ifinE
s:2o-Eastchester I'd. and Pelham
pky., the Bronx. auto; Park
Dept Unknown
1o;15-221 e. 26th St. auto: William
1o:so-4SO w. 55th St: unknown Unknown
11;2o-l2o e. ssth st; Eliza Adler
P NJ
l2;4o-41s e. s1st st. Mary crankin
Unknown
s:45--42s 9Th av.. Leo Button Co
7:45-ss1 f. 7oth st; Anton Bahah
Slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Mems Clothing
FOR THE TRIBUNE MAN


A WHOLESALER s ss{ siI ~. :,
grade hand tailored ali wool Mems Spring
Suits and Topcoats. latest styles, at $3.50
and $295 formerly s4s.50) Showroom.
A. & B. Clothes Shop, 81 West 3Sd 81
opposite Hotel McAlpin. branch at 1877
Broadway. with fine line OF ali wool.
pairs trousers suits. at s35 90.
GOTTLIEB BUYS.pa.iy,5 s seR h ,s { b !. =
prices Drop postal l2a I4aidlnu ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

1l6TH, IS WEST Corner Lenox)-Newly
furnished double front parlor, twin bads;
modern. elevator. 1 or gentlemen; reason
able. Harlem 1897. Apt 16.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

99TH near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. large. airy
room. lavatory. Telephone Riverside 0o5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

102D ST, 3c6 W.-Room adjoining BATH
private family brea kfast optional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Spain-Nauen Radio Opened

MADRID, April 16.-Regular wire
less telephone communication was
opened to-day between the military
station at Carabanchel, just south of
MADRID, and Nauen, Germany, dis
lance of approximately 1,175 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

MORNINGSIDE DRIVE, 100 Capt 39)-
family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Upholstery and Beading

a, ST sell 3 good typew rIters. SIS. SEQ
Desks. Az SOuIis ikh. Rrookiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
BOARDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

WANTED residence, with proper and
trained nurse preferred. within 20 or 80
miles of New York. for elderly lady of
sixty, A blebodied and active for bad
sight; to be read to and assistance given
in going out: in replying state terms. loca-
ton. etc; references exchanged. 6 $685.
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

SOD. l5 WEST-Iarge, elegantly furnished
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

sfhtNG SUIT BARGAINS--Wnole
selling at retail beautiful ladies susts' ali
stysss, materials snd cologs sisT5 up
coats newest styles in yelo,,rs enf.vsae.
s 81, $50 up. Doretta Garment Co., iIAo
way near 18th H..
WHOLESALER selling at Wresap hef+a-
grade Jersey sutta AT $15 ,tfxnsts Car
ION crepe dresses, sis.7s; large selection,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Want Advertisements
Office

ACCOUNTANT. Office Mgr Expert Rtnr
can take charge and show results: | ! vrs
experience: Pace professional accountancy
training 7l8 Garden St, Elizabeth, n. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Gowns Bought
Lamps and Lampshades

FLOOR and table lamps made. silk shade.
made and recovered; lamps altered from
electricity to gas and vice versa. small
ca binets made and repaired
SINGLETON STUDIO. 242 West l32d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
BANGING INSTRUCTION
BUSINESS Representatives,

CARME,NCITA LA LANTE.--SPANISF
dancer. modern dances: strictly private
Suns. also. 1877 Riverside Dr. Riverside 1862