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New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
PR.R. and State Board
Blamed for o Deaths
treeholder- Called Attention of
Railroad and Commission
10 New Road Crossing

: ATLANTIC CITY. June 12.-The
s'irs O Freehoiicrs to-day placed re-.
''''n'.liy f.r tho deaths o. John IT,.
s,'a'-'''n. bis wifi. and four children.
sg an automobile tragedy al
..'E Road crossing. near here last
.r.'la}' on the Pennsylvania Rail
,n t,d ffe Public Ut.ities Conmis-
I'e finding include comment on
tc, Cha. resolution was passed
We board November 9 calling at
.ilon ~ rhe railroad officials and the
''H'ion io dangerous condition
-s e'os ing and demanding that a
80 gsie hc Installed or a fagman
't',si there.
'f cate for holding an inquest will
i1se a. meeting tomorrow be-
vi County Physician Souder and
,''asr Parselis. Of Pleasantville.
.sh'shi state troopers were engaged
= - efo;t % discover the iedntity
.rnons ir several automobiles who
a.--s''a % carry the injured Stratton
.s-'sr % che hospitals. II is in
&c % prefer charges against these
-,,h Y their Identity can be learned.
~ sK victims OF the wreck viii
'-''sc tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

TAMPA, Fla. June IA little thing
Ike being lost for three days and two
nights In the wilds Of the Everglades,
heing treed by panther, and going
without food for the greater part Of the
time. isn't going 70 interfere with
Cadet Raymond whites career as an
aviator. The young Texan. back a.
Carlstrom Pield after his narrowing OK
perienee, in an interview this evening
said he wasn't goin gto give up flying
even FOR pAnthers and aigators.
Describing his experience White.
twenty years old and in the air service
since January 4. 1921. said:
i was making the return trip from
Okeechhobee City. flying about 1000
feet up and alone, when ! got lost,
tnat ~, ] lost my sense Of direction
and didn't know where ! was headed.
l. Just kept on bying. A little before
noon Thursday my fuel tank ran dry
and ! had 20 make landing. 30 ! vol
planed into q clump OF scrub palmetto.
The old plane turned over, throwing
me clear. wasn't hurt az all, but the
plane, practice machine. was a wreck.
| stayed with 10 until the sun was far
enough West for me % tell directions.
and then I started walking northwest-
wardly. The whole c-untry as far as
! could see was nothing but swamps,
seagrass, cypress trees and more
swamps. and ! couldn't figure how ]
ever would come clear.
Pate OF Another Recalled
Some times | wadded through shiny
mud kneedeep and some times / had
10 swim bayous and fight FOR a footing
in the mud Of the opposite side. kept
thinking about that other Carlstrom
Field aviator who got lost in the Ever
glades about three years ago and re-
membered that all they ever found Of
him was his skeleton, six or eight
months later.
There were slligators. big ones. in
the baycns, but they all sank out Of
sight when came along and didn't
bother me. The mosquitoes and swamp
gnats attacked me in swarms. Ny
clothes had been pretty nearly cut OF
me as pushed through the giant saw
grass and my whole body soon became
raw. sore, swollen mass. had TO
knife, no matches. no cigarettes or max
ings, nor could see where 1t was going
20 end.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Nan TO Give SI,000,000
TOGrain Growers is Hales
0itago Board of Trade Mem.
@ idmits Mason Referred
70 Him al Senate Inquiry

tnlAGo. June y. 4 BY The Asso-
;iti Pressl.-The Chicago capitalist.
,'' vas said by James X. Jason Of
-n,, Ind, IN testimony before the
a,t. Senate committee INVESTIGATING
60 United States Grain Growers. Inc.
5s wiling 20 spend S1,o00,000 In
'r-otrg sales department for the
ri1 growers. is Burton T. Hales, a
aHa.ro member of the Board Of
1is
Er Hales readily admitted 10 an
lioe .a-el Press representative today
i' was the man referred to by
Mason.
" Llson's testlmony-that a Board
Trade man was willing 20 he'll
a'.e tho cooperative organ cation
ch IS looked ON hy big traders a.
nical % their interests created q
sati1n i1 financial circles here. but
Identification of Mr. Hales caused
.l greater surprise.
w. Hales said that the subject o.
a.es departments for the Grain
fowers still was pending and that he
'e not know just what would come OF
Z oI ot ris offer 90 lend financial aid.
W. ha.ee. extremely active despite
ts SIXTY years. formerly represented
ts 1. d Armour grain concern on
'-e h1afd n Trade
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Crasshoppers Make Poor Diet,
Says AriatOr Lost in Jungle
Cadet White Recounts His Battle With Panther,
Mosquitoes and Fear of Death While Marooned
in Everglades for Sixty NerveBrcaking Hours

Thursday night cnmpcd under p
tree, covering Up a. well a. ] could
with pincn oedles and leaves in the n
fort 90 keep OF the thousands of MOS
quitocf. Then big panther nearby let
out scream and the way ! went up
that tree would have done credit 20 H
squirrel ! climbed up nearly hfty feet
and hooked on 20 the tree with my belt
and there | stayed al night Other
panthcrs came close enough for me %
hear thin caterwauling in the woods.
but when daylight came they went
away.
AS soon as IL was light climbed
down and started talking again. was
half dead from cxhaustios. the mos
quito bites and from being without
food since the previous morning
had drank 'hc swamp water and 70 was
making me sick. ] staggered on nearly
ali day Friday under the broiling sun
and almost eaten alive hy the insects.
I was afraid ~ sunstroke, but more
afraid of another night alone in the
wilderness. Finally felt as n were
really going 90 die and seemed %
feel myself going. but ! kept plugging
along through tho swamns and mud,
knee deep IN some places.
Down 10 Grasshoppcr Diet
passed some grape vines and tried
20 End fow grapes, but they were all
dried up on the vines. About : o'clock
that afternoon. desperate with fatigue
and hunger. ! caught one ~ the i'm
menso grasshorpcrs gaw ntne
swamps and ycssir-l did ! actually
tried % cat it was that hungry.
could only manage the honper's legs,
but later ! caught another and ate all
OF it. Then ! didn't see any more OF
them.
"The sun was nearly down when
fought through slushy. oozy cane
brake and found myself n some sort
Of an old road ] had picked up a
couple o. sticks 10 help ne walk. My
eyes were nearly closed from mosquito
bites. had been about ready % die
but the trail gave ne now hope. so
staggered on and an hour later ! saw
a Seminole Indian boy about nineteen
RE couldn't talk much English. but he
went along with me and when we came
90 a fork In the trail, be- said. i 81
this way. said. Il 20 this way, too,
and be- took me- 10 the little Seminole
village. lie gave ne a little piece oi
dry bread too That and the grass.
hopper was al had 20 eat until We
got 20 the village"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
HELP WANTED FEMALE

COLLEGE Student 0r teacher wanted
f0r summer season. 90 days t115 e1u.
catluual work boz mountains or az seash 1rf
Guaranty Trust Building t22 sth av.. New
York tlty Room 1lf.
VACATION position Teacher college or
normal student valuable business ef-
rerieucn. opportunity f1r rarmarnnrI .
good salary s n, sN Tribune
VACATION position. teacher or advanced
student. pleasant salary flfI fer -
days Write Dept ID 800 -fh a.
WoNAN rher. college or normal fraIr-
InE, flrrffII persona fy. urirruw herff
fefIrQus ~ leaning good secure business
good salary fD starr. rorNalnnrI. al
Fancemerf T.. U. ft THtune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
rnll Publicity for
'destchester's New
Government Plan
,..r,y Commission Decides
- Hold Meetings, at
Which Time Taxpayers
Nav Present Their Views

ve,.ehes,er County govern
.,rmis,Ion. which will form a
- >. r,modeling the antiquated
=, ,ov,rnmert in the county. went
- Yesterday az a meeting In
-, Plains Courthouse. in favor
,,l,,s public meetings. after vari-
,-,-eonnittees named have made
-, reports. This will give all
.,.,,,r taxpayers a chance 70 be
Il also was decided that full
l'.S.i., ~ Of sl the work and reports
4, County Commission will be
secret sessions will be taboo.
ting was presided over by
- Henry r. Barrett, Of White
80. Only fourteen commissioners
-, r.,s'n-
=, -, ,-sn Of the county we're rep
"a. sy Mrs. Caroline Oday. Of
Va william II. Purdy, OF Mount
. s'- ,,S Miss VI. VI. Newell. Of
w.. BIS. who was the author Of
>. .,s police bill. Mrs. Mary c.
-. Of Brorxville. is secretary
-, ,s-nission. The commission is
-.,,..s on lines followed by the
-.,,.d convention in collecting
I. government ideas and infor-
-. - ret alone from from various
80, ,....- 81 the county, but from other
~, o. TIE siste
~. O5sy. who is Democrat. said
-. -,-,hs ago she heard there was
....rs.sl move 90 make Wostchester
.,..,v 4 Republican city Of Wesches-
,.r thwart aly movement on. the
- = New York City 10 gobble up
: ,sint ihs. &, should be distinctly
..5.,rsod." said Mrs. Oday that this
,.--is,ia7 IS working on q non-parti-
.. ,'aa fcf the good Of the county -
~ following subcommittecs were
,...'-.es 70 report TO the full com
.,Uor o. changes in the county gov
s-r~f-t.
T.sr,,-HarTy f colwell and Ar
a., z. Titus.
l,..lai.on George 4. Slater, George
~ ,'ri ?. Fmmet Digney.
P-sge Welfare-Alfred A. Jones,
", Caroline Odsy and Mrs. Herbert
1 sissr
Ps.ss-Mayor Edwin ". Fiske. Mss
w Newell and Miss Clara G. Fuller.
Psbl.e Health-Dr. perley II. Mason
AZ Nrs. ". II. Purcy
Tsrs;.on- Daniel p Hays, W. S.
l.sr- ard J. J. Beaudrias.
Pssfe improvements Clifford Couch,
l.s.su ?. Hartman. Charles Z. Ruston.
P.tic Service Utilities-GeoTge W.
FED. Francis A. Stfatton.
E..ca;.or Nj Digncy, Miss Fuller,
W. Herber; /. Baker.
Interior Courts j. Beaudrias and
l',ei A. Jones.
Town Winfield 5.
Yrse and II ". Whitaker.
Form o. reorgarized county govern
rs.-Ex-Mayor William J. Wailin,
. Hays and l. ogden Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Army Orders

r-,-, ne Tr.b.nes WofhiH5fo- ssreas
wasur~GTOS. June i..-Army orders
f..usf to-day foilcw
Cavalry
s.,t,-ot CAP, r 2 % san Antonio
i..,'oving 10 Port Rliey Eas'.o'f c.g,
A Petty. Capt n h-a.
a. r.. AuEur capt " b Ieo,
~. c,1i X y Fosief Capt H
t-s--on cant g. A. slmrfon 'apt-
psirf Capt u r. kNsn 80,
81 II MrLannan. capt o. l@>H''''
rs,s = Radner. CAPT W. y
Infantry
Matt. cant T. = 7. a. culver
r~~-~r- ~. }. T.. 20 san Anionio
rrrrera. Cart g.. r. % san Antntin.
clssrr Carf r. ~. fo PhNad~iphih-
D''9@,ror II n p. 10 san Antonio.
w.eGouan CAPT ~. N.. % camp Acllei-
jan. ,,..f.rf.-
Yield Artillery
--srrr II col A. g.. 90 Ausfi7
fores. Major O. % Minnfspola
rr-1pbfU Capt A l.. 90 Austin
novify. Aa5oT r ", % West foin'
General stan
van voorhs. It. Cob D.. 20 Fort sam
Houston ,.
,r.s-rhUl. Major ". 70 Fort McPherton
Mise eellaneous
Murray. L. l. A., Eng. 70 Puhmhh
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Would End Rcceivership

ST. LOUIS. June i2.- Proceedings 20
end the receivership ~ the Missouri !.
Kansas & Texas Railroad will be nlel
in the United states Circuit Court o.
Appcais before the end 81 this month,
Walter II. Sanborn. presiding judge
announced to-day n oyerru.ing mo-
ton OF Kansas City 20 intervene m
the rcceivcrship suit.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
'lns Asserts Roosevelt
Ideas Made Navy Great
instructors From British Sea
forces Also Share Credit,
Admiral Declares

,..satNECTADY. y. Y. June i2.-
g.-'ns wrought i1 the United States
~ oy Theodore Roosevelt when
s.s,.'aens and instructors from the
,,,.n ,a sea forces made possible the
s.n ss.n e1cient American fghting ma
~ said Rear Admiral William s.
~. y nis address a. Honorary Chan
80 - o. Union University at the 126th
s,--...1eemert exercises here this
-. r.-,1s ny he later received the de-
Doctor % Laws.
- cd American system Of too
a .esepline, TOO close restrictions
49, numerous regulations. pro-
-, s.seip Inc without though. he
..,ss 80; Roosevelt system. intro
ia. Nnen he realized the hopeless
nzi..ney resulting from the old
a,,.,, MADE possible mutual trust,
~ -. and cooperation between Off
e,y 'Io men, ne said. with remark
h,,,..a .aersased efficiency in all
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Eishrr Body Dividend

Tie Fisher Body COMPANY, Of Ohio.
yestcrday declared q dividend Of 10
per cent on the preferred stock, pay.
able July % stockholders OF record
on June 81. This dilburscmen. in
cludes regular quarter. dividend Of 81
for the current quarter and four quar-
teriy back dividends of 81 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

FNl I. .tI faffM
roggs 2 pgh Mlsl EcSeft misses
dresses. 1870 unay
iifffbgrFA Drf Goods rs.. 7. schrar.
linens ana white Fo0is g. Leonard -
J. klfrFer 7. kfierfr frf goods Pfc
tlrsa. sf1f1or u1I prgsr I.,raid square
RosonfeIi 4 co.. T Rounfs.d meas
furn.shInss Pennsy far-a
kaufmann.s Depa.iment store Mis,
,rlmmlngs 1871 Is way
kaufman 4 Bafr 90. T.. 81 Carson. Jobs
boys c.othing. go ffh av
mons SHOES. care Alfred Fanfi iis West
t-l a.
PfrTsFIELD. Mass England Bros. :
~ sen. n0mcna ready io wear. q.
PORTLAND ore -Weinrfsln Bros A.
Wrinrtca. faii suite aud dresses. - p
Paul = Davllaon dresfes. coata and SUITS
wniefe. corfeta. braHairres. underwear, iis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Inc. M.'
ready 10 wear. 1870 H'way
READING. pa -Err.himer CO..
John stropp silks. saf'us. vc.Fe's. 80
ffh as
RICHMOND Ind - vigrans Iadle,
shop. hea N.gran. womens furHshinsf
RfcHIoSp. va-Nlier q Rhoads. %
i.. ran lames'.rs 81. fih A.
a, 80. --.- 80 ~
~ Sea., SSehaIaTi4. ..,1i,, mos. m. sa,..en'
M. rs.,.51 hs,l,ele i,H a1e,''i ,..b aPl
Ing suits bathing caif ani eh''s. waists.
aweat~rri s. solomon i-ff I'way
ROCHE E-rEn ..H~r Powers co.. Nrs
" What,orl af1u' drerses a1i sf1gt curt
satin qilrfe. q. solomon 1901 Dway
R0cIEsTER ~ Fo-man 20 Wss l.
i4s o. ,.s-. s'.. --s 'ih A.
- .'Hs '-''--' 1890. ~
1917. ilaa roy .-iiNt i'if. COIN
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n'' - hl''f 'liy Sfop
"-'' f'"' '''A"H ana
norEEsTER. slb.ry. Lindsay e. cl-r.
... ,.-.,, . -.
s'ofe Max crrr, eea mis.- ready %
rnH'i i'-".'
CO g. T. Lsta. o.. eoat.. ssl.s sas
dresser. care ~ Nra Gross CO.. $50 7fh av
SASS rPAVrsco csif -rurst D. Hur.
e"eas, fr f-- e. -.h .v ana '''
SASS FRtStf-tt1 l-.s -r.rha.f Well
q CO.. a g. yates rsr lc ss,h %
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VIZ rsn.a u.-eif memo ara ~om-
-cfE.rcrtav w..-....-.
Woo .s'e.. dresses. FeUoes
s-rtNr0V ~a e.-t., r-v Coca,
rl d. o. crr.rtere .fr .rfrfal v5Uss
caro- - u.. o. I..Ir .r rr +rfff -
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efrr. trrtf
g..r- r.~.r rfr..I-- -rf e~-..r
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,ea sr '
erRfSGFIEI Ohio Fahlfr Tehan
Co.. IS. s s,.-.re. mer.. c,ois'ag Tres. %
ur
ST LOUIS
Famous p Barr q. Ms- 81 Berr
ir.na dept. ''fr ~. n''iilan I'D ".
-t.n
~. r,. -.ts,f 4, ~ - 80. = Si''a'n'h H.
r.-'..,. n..- ~. g. nt.-r-
f.@Ie. r.csr.-- .re ,er.-,. NJ.
vs-rsau. millinery W'.s ] Rs.enbiaft in.
fanfa. ur.r. ~ cr-fr.an .- ~ .sfh ff
er-ugrs yant4rrssrf 4 psrrey Me g.
FaGitcnhslne-. ladies suite. o. . Quef-
ha.h White enf wssh goods ana linens
4 O. O'erhsrstg. A. o.. Oiesohansky.
general ~fse B-esHr
ST JOSEPH. 30 -ffIrfrh Hr01 Dry
Goods ca. soi Hlffeh. uts.. mgr. Penn
syivarIa
sT PArI-Renfons Cloak ard suii co..
p - WeUsr far cloth M fg- coats. care
Wr. crr.s RS --r -fh az
er ptf-f W-- -uar-rr Nos
S.,.... -o,,. .,.... -. kim rfo~k 4
Fisher. 60. ffh av
go r.,.. ..tf-.-- e.. o. u
NM f-e..e- r0sts ana .gIfs - 81 ss4 II
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Fire Record

D1iNaA
s6-sos r. isis, a.. awning Nav
Wfrhsf ........ ..s.t--. .-.. flNits
4D-Front ~ g Rrooms 81, auto
r.obWa Jerome WeInrr .Trfirg
s.o-ss w inh -. Hearn pry
sn-si, III = s'i e.. Mary card,
sm-ii carnins e.. Phoenix IIsrt.
,.s,-Fss,era Boai,ysra AMI p Tr,.
mont ave-. the Bronx, stand
,so-iii'i'ss z.resa sv. ,hs nroat
fe o0-s0i W istth Fti awning nn-
known .......-...... ...t''D "nN'
so-.s vsrs.. nm av. rhers.''
Trss.ck ................ 1riiins
i,o-f.i y iNih g. the hrons
fence Atlantic fs,.n.
,.o-T2on, Of 100 pasn, g.. sa'o.
.,s-isi Ri''' oFssa @4'i o.. c.ilaP.a,os...
.,o-sss " iii'h o.. Louise F,n,s F1,nl,s,.-
az 'y, q, sns wins as. ne
nrons. fence. Van hsren
d. SSos; Sss iis,h o.. ,he R-ons
fs~re. John S-niion p ''H'
f,o-soi v snh o.. T. dr,,ien-
+. Al Varfrfssffr ar between hf''N
80 u.rgsn ave. the Hr0nk ele
rafaf structure unknown .."''-
~ ~ rhsmbers 81. Almond Auto
BOO Trflng
ga sIrs southern BogiefsIf re
s-,~, Louis Ha'lnan Inhn.Nl
enc --a ~ fsefh 81 unknown lflnlhf
40 " lssfh a. th@ bfont
sfsffirf school. unknow n-.l in'Ns
-sf.ifs W ga ST. Ti'hcrm,,ns ~. -.
-, '.t,b !. and Harlem kiter
Comet -forsF- co .-..-.- i"iN-
-rr IA az and iosfh si.. vacant i'' 49,.
$40 isir % md Rlverside Drive
vacant Dot ..... 49,
NJ -'' w. Unknown
,,o-s,h 81, snd ilih av. fence On
known ..tt..-r+ u.c,.
a. .sf Forest av. fhe hI.nA....
Pauline Levine t.... .
10 oo-lA ?. -i'' ''nkuovn
,..-o-s,,v Island A.. and split kocE
Road the Bronx AUTO. 'enn
HALFWAY ...srf....
a. rrrresn a.. the Bront
l'' f.-.hsr vafd. unknown Inhnp"n
r-.e, II fst Avenue G. rubbish
In street
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

D.MAID-Enceiiert scam
stress neat quick worker q Miss Hof.
meyers Agency. 30 p tft 81. 3d fcor.
telephone ssf7 Murray fiiN.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Oiis Steel Has Deficit

Tie quarterly report q the Vtis
steel Company showed a net deheit o.
s5G5.lsS. after charges and taxes put
before deductions Tor depreciation.
The profit and loss account listed net
operating profit of S8l0ll ard totai
nrnnnsns md iaNos 1i s2lI 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
STORAGE NOTICES

Goods for Un01'l ChaTgcs

Goods for Unpaid Charges.
~ ACCORDANCE WfrH the Pro-
VISION N law. there tc ~ ~. and ~
'hs gilbert storage 60. Inc. formefIY
Harism storage NarehoUse companr,
fncD. IL entitled % a Ten a. warehousr
man on the goods hereinafter d'sffIoei Z
ana due notice having been given 20 III
parflas known 90 claim an interest therein.
ana fhe time specified in such notice fqr
payments f0r such charges having expired.
~.r,hog,. aii'sii rs,, ifs,h s,r..,
Now York CRY. on TffURfDAr JUNE
11D. 1912. At 1890 n AND oN
THURSDAY JUNE 29rH 1892. At 10 ,
A ST and sonfnulng until al he goods.
90 wiz. Hou-ehoid furnifurs. consisting =
uarlor suites. bedroom suites dining room
suites library furniture. pianos Nirfroisf
musical Instruments baby carriages rars
pots rugs trunks boxes barrels Suitcase.
contents consisting ~ ci0fhinE linen.
books. papers stationery pictures, brio a.
hrar. chinn nrf slas.Nair sl.ef~.fe' otl.
dlngs drsperies and materials and oihfr
personal Effects. etc. aa enumerated in fhs
warehouse inventory issusd by ihi1 sare-
house and held Tor the efct unfs of ihs
following parties concerned
SIR JAMES HEATING. NEWSPAPERS
CONTAINING RECORDS or rhE WORLD
an NEWELL MORSE LENA MORSE.
CLAUDE GIBSON
wR +. >. FIRTH. nRs MARIETTA
yFNABTE SIR Z TANUURrSo
MISS SADIE TRiMn BNBLUN MRa.
SADIE sENsEL. BUCKLEY NEwHALL
COMPANY
NR. ASD MRs NEEiIAS. NRs y N.
LAWRENCE MISS FLORENCE BRIT
Ton MR ISRAEL MiSuNtff Mh
MAY SULLIVAN MRS MARGARET
WIiELAN. MRS y NICHOLSON
All being now stored in he Gnbfft
storage co. Inc Warehouse and all feb
be- more specifically announced and ds
srribed af time N said sale The good-
viii be- on exhibition az the time and place
of sale
The Gilbert Storage Co. Inc.
tformsriy Harlem StoraEs g inel
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
I.nndon Meial Market

LONDON. June i2.-Standard copper
spot. gsl los: futures. f6l So; electroly-
tic. spot. $50 los. futures, so lOs:
ti,. srot. fi5i rs Cd: futures, fl53
Fs: Iced. SPOT. s2i i5s; futures, SOB
l2s Sd: zinc, spot, f2s 2s sd; futures
s1- fTs 3D.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Miscellaneous

ADNEFTfSiNs e-ecufifa fefirer 10 rnaks
connection with largo manufacturing o.
rofai r'Cffirg concern i'Yn Wirf With rigg
fiperlfnca ana clean record. highest refer.
encss now engags4. 102 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

The Gilbert Storage Co. Inc.
tfornsriy Harisr, rtofaEr @ insl,
.li.gl5 East l0oth slTtsi ". I. z
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Rnnk nf Gcrmany Siaiement

BERLIN. June i2.-The statement a.
.he lmperial Bank o. Germany as or
Jure Z shows the following changes
D. ~ rts.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
HELP WANTED
Instruction

wHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS v.n sou 10
ready 90 take advantage - iti Have sou
fhs .rerIaillai business knowledge that
brakes con give scuf Drate'a busin".s
s.hooIs Inc. New York Tribune Bldg i5'
Na.fal 80 Telephone Beekman -T4 Brook
gn baifoi Ave. at Fulton g. Telephone
Prospect sfsf
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelr,. Etc

DIAMONDS bought arf fof for cas7.
Advice free. Bennett. i15 BNay. - foot.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

Mrs KEAiP's AGENCY --Iligh-rrsds col.
cred maids references. 2ls2 TN Az.
Audubon 1888
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

''-ff
CHAMBEuNAfD. D.AfAID-ENceiirnf scam
stress. neat quick worker. p Miss Hof.
meyers Agency. 10 p 90 81. 3d fcor.
telephone 'si7 Murray iiilh
cHAMBERMAID waitress or pariormaid
neat capable Irish Protestant glT.
thoroughly experienced *. Nlsf HofWaY-
ers Agency. 10 T. g1l s.. 10 foor teie-
phone ssti Murray hiii
RMAID-sEAMsrREss tdressraak-
IngJ. young peasant eAfeIent nfe.le-
HaTs Bureau. n West iith. Vanderbilt
CHAMBERsfAfD scamstress. Protestant;
very neat. Exceptionally competent. con-
sclenilols. most highly commended TO-
Mrs Masons Ageney is West ga.
cHAMBERsAID- WAITRESS neat. nice.
bright Young IRISH si-l. Mount hlrrn
section rr iorred. so. Masons Agclci,
- West l1d st
MAfD-wAfTREss. very neat
nIce appearance. thoroughly experience
excellent .efrr0nces. rlf5. suburbs. $50
Mason's Agency. IS West i3i -
CHAMRERMAID J.sh-Amer.can h.gnes'
references pleasing personality. cry "
country. winthrop Bureau. a. West i-l
si.. Room SO. Longacre $50.
Observation-Disclosures. Young o..
ceiient SIZES Halls Bureau, - West
Nih ~ Vanderbilt $50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Young.
neat willing ana ffla1Ir. befi refer
~ncea Lang q boecA.r.r. fl 4.d st
cHAMBERMAIp. oid reliable. oblig.ng tyrr
assist waiting. Wcricrs Agency 20 West
81 st
cHAMBERMAfD ard vaitres. ,coioreiJ /.
city or country. Auiuhon 1904
Cooks
COOK Scotch Protestant good manage.
excellent references 90 short distance
country where other maid is kepf Win
fhr1p Bureau A. West f2d Room 80
longacre $3.50
COOK. chambermaid. waitress position Coz
gffhcr. Fr years Iasf position winthrop
Bureau. O. west ga o.. Room l-s Long
acre ffff
COOK very good cook young neat
nhu1lnc " Miss fi0fW1VorF Agnrry.
10 p i1d e. 1d noor isl s'iI Murray Hiil
COOK -NeaL nice settled woman very
good cook. excellent refnrrnreg. country.
80 Nrs Mason.s Agency. is Wesi fld.
COOK. rhambnrmaif waitress. Two. young
neat ernarlsnref. Irish girls excellent
referencss $500. Nasons Agency. "a
West t1d.
COOK HOrsEwoRKER excellent. Cana
dian. adult family ciJ Wcftiers hgencl
20 West go o.
COOK Irish capable willing Miss
Halls Bureau. ~ " ii'h a. Vanderbilt
$50
COOK Capable. young four years lest
place 'ff. snfwhere Mis. she~'s
Agency. y est Murray Hii f77f
COOKS rhambcrmaid- -waitres-~s iaun
dresses Finnish giris Agency, o.
f1ifh lafism t1it.
rOov English. capable. rGcelient Miss
aais Bureau. ~ West iffh st Van
Gfrbiif $3.50
COOKS. wauresses. h0useWorkers TinkA
Andersen. Scandinavian Agency. 1884
Broadway. asa. Schuyler 7393
COOK. rtcenenf plain cook. plear.ng fir-
position So. Wcttlcrs Agcncy 20 West
ffd a.
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Day Workers

DAYS worker. roiored. first class. ~rcsp-
fioraliy fne lsundrefs most highly rec.
ommer,ied. ifio. Mrs Mas0ns Agency. is
~ L-I-
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General -.ousewOrkers. Etc.

HoUsHwORKER excellent cook. young
rfaf nice Appearing highly recon-
rn~nded very desirable. SIS AIRS. Mason's
Agency. - West f7d ~.