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New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

Co.. 2to Madson A.
Kline nppihlmer Co. Mr.. 1Ioening ready
Kline. Bpphimor Co; s. II. Hickman,
noor covcrinaa. 432 Nh av
RICHMOND, IND.
H. G. Haseinci.r Co. J r Hasemelcr,
cotton piece goods hanneIs domcstios.
laces. embro'deries, coats, suttc, fnrs, fnr
coats oph0'1a1,y ,, ,,%US,, %,sS,,'es r'""sy'v'"'
unSry: "S''Pi" Ne . N. e. e. Towell. rep. care os
''H,, woisbsr@s st"p@sS" 20' ''s 1acob, mcrchan
disc manager. Miss E. Thomas dressos
NJ. w. Morrison. waists and skirts. Ben
kcssler'q. Nathan Kossler. ready 10
wear. millinery. Pennsylvania.
S. Coplon; s coplon, notions. dry goods
Aberdeen
nfTTMAN, ONO
II Wclss. II Wclss.. notons. clothing,
fu'niturH' psnn,y!osS,s Ar.
Ella Smith Don Co, w e. Mcintosh.
rep Imperial
' ROCHESTER,, N. v.
siblcy. Lindsay & curr; Mr.. Crouch.
bnsoncnt ready to wear; j.. s. Austin.
toys, sporting goods and luggagr, w. T.
Briggs. lamps. china and glassware. A32
4th
Popular Outntting Co. n T, Treetone
Mrs l. Tincsiono and Mis-. Kath rlne-
stone. representing; Pernsylvania.
B Forman & Co, Mrs A. Conn. muslin
underwear, 22b 6th
ROME. y. Y.
Burke e. Shanloy; Frank shanoy, waists
and skirts, Imperial
SALEM. MASS.
William G. Webhcr Co. Miss A. l.. Riley,
millinery; Miss NJ 70. Connolly, gloves,
a04 tth
SALISBURY. MD
Israel t. BENJAMIN, I l.. Benjsm'n. dry
goods women'a wearing appareI; Pennsyi-
Vania.
SALT LAKE CITY
Keith -O'Bricn Co; NJ. c. Ucadloy, cot
ton pis99 5traa sGogs 1snnG' d0me''G' "ne"'
caro- Alfred ''s,' sAvANNHu N y, S2' st
Harry Raskn. II. Reslun, coats, quits
and dresses scoI-rn%1r e G1ltn>1 a7G ~ ,th 'v'
Miller G Bro; B Miller, ready to wear:
care Pcrlcy Buying Association, lls1 B'wny
SCRANTON. PA.
CIoo- CO. Mlss MacSin. ladies ready
TO wear; care William Cross. $40 7th
SHERMAN, TEX.
Ma, Msrks Bros; A n Marks millincry
sHAMoKIN. IA.
Rurd s Rogers II. " nurd. ready 10
sIoUx FALLS. s. d.
David lIuafield David Husficld, coats
suits and dsetacs. care Rcn Gcltncr. $40
18th av.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.
Coldstein br9s u L. Goldsten. cloak',
Unique
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Mcckins, Packard & Wheat; Miss Gray
son, muslin underwear. t32 tth
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
r. j. 1afa; y. J. Jana. dresses, coats
suits, PcnnsylVa MIA.
At. LOUIS
Scruggs, Vandervoort Barney; Miss
Touhey. stouts wash dresses and popular
priced SILK dresses. Miss o. Tallon. RIB
bons Miss Mccarthy. jewelry. 226 9Th av
Famous & Barr; Mr Marks notions and
toilct goods; Mrs q. A. Varneau, millinery.
81 W. 26th st.
Singer Bros Cloak Co; I'd Meyer. Jobs
infants and chidrens' coats; 81 f. 2Sth ct.
atern'e Apparel. Mr.. T. Kops. dresses;
Hart Flanagan. 262 9Th av
Stern's Apparel Co: l. ". Kops coats
quits. dresses and furs; Hart, Flanagan
Co. 263 5th av
Famous & Barr Co; f. A. Marks. toilet
goods and drug sundries; 81 w. 2sth At
r Nugent BRO, I. Coldstein. Jobs
s!lk dresses, Affiliated Retail Stores, 1872
B'way.
TExARKANA, TEX.
lacofske, Son & Co; Aron Lacofske,
ndse. mgr. n r. 2sth St
tCoHtnuod neIt page,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

nsh'nss. Miss cugeenheim umbrellas.
NJ Fuhrman, NJ ruhr,nan woolens.
Aberdeen
rengold & slcpin; NJ roineold II.
slepln. woolens; Ils9 B'way, room sol,
Herbcrt Kohni Herbert kohu. silks and
enetians, 80 w 34th 81;
SuellcnheIg Co; Miss G. towenstein.
D'way.
Bla shonc Hosiery Co. Charles shcnc-
1 man president md sales manager
Fealbcrg < Cooper. s. s Cooper cloak
and suits. McAlpn
Il Cutr,an a. Sons. j Cutman. iobz
meps woolons. care II. NJ Goldberg, J
corrsin's, Miss carschaucr. dres.ce' Miss
Hart Flanagan. 2b9 9Th AZ.
Auc7'hach Bros. G. Aucrhach. WOODEN
and cotton piece goods hannols. domcstics.
Hurd proa l.. A aurd hosiery, Penn
sylvania.
NJ Gross < Co: NJ Gross. wooleu piece
Fnb Co. Miss street jobs underwear,
coats pett'co"ts Miss u Grossm"n,
middics. childron's bloomcrs. Mr Mcsser-
zone. Jobs umbrellas. leather Eoods, gloves.
Afhllated He5ali stores 1872 R'way
lobs waists sweeters; Affiliated Retail
Stores; 1872 pway
Eureka Cloak and Suit Co. J. l>ohu.
coats quits: Imperial
W Patton Co: W. C. Patton up
hols'eIy, draperios' Imperial
II way and 32d st
Globe Clothing Manufacturing Co: s. II
fuscr. WOODEN piecc goods. Imperial
Gross Rros' l. Gross, drcssos. waists,
lIarvcy Carpot Co. Samuel *. Harvey.
mfr floor coverings. Imperial
PITTSBURGH
lace curtains: NJ n Peterson bascnent
millinery care A. rant lis ". s2d st.
kaufnan Department store. u. Boyce.
bogss 3 Huhl. Miss X Sullivan ladies'
coats. l14G nway
Keufmans Depar'mon. store; A. Il
kuehn, merchandise manager, O Loeb
furs 1861 Il sway.
NJ Friedman, NJ. r4iedman. millinery.
Pittsburgh Dry Goods Co Miss e. Mic
Cusn, art goods, pictures, statues4 4S Leon
ard st
A. l.. Klonfcr Co Miss \ Cochrane
ready TO wear; Pennsylvania
hEs"noSnm Coo Miss II Desmond,
sssa se"a' to h, Wear pet,eoats kmo9os nesIi
wear care Alfred Fanu. Il6 W S2d 81
Frank & Scder Inc, V Kcvey. boys
clothing furnishings, wash suits W
Wolfe. mems furnishings; Affiliated retail
stores, 1872 b'way.
!, M NJ. I'ando & Co.: y. Goldman merchen-
kaufman's Department Store II G
Mitcheil MY mons clothing and furnishinss;
Eastman Rros. bancroft II Il East
man, mdao nm ma ger. 4ot 4th ave
PORT HI RON, MICH.
II. Z. Hartford. ! H. hartford mcn's
clothing, Herald Square
PORTLAND ORE
NJ eieT " Frank Co. A. Jones men. fur
nishinss and hats: A mady, stationery and
drug sundries; 2l2 5th av
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO
Martings' Bros Co, r. Marting, toys
si1Verware: Alfred Fantl, 1i6 W SID st
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
Goldberg Hroa S w Goldberg
dresses; 1870 R'way
rOUGHKEEPSIE, n. y
Luchey Platt Co. NJ r. Bates
dresses coats suits. furs, fur coats; care
OF Fred Atkins. 22O 5th ave
PROVIDENCE
Manufacturers outlet Co. L. Samuel,
genera ercnandise; caro- of Alfred
Hsssenfold Bros. II Hassenfeld.
WOODEN and cotton piece goods nannels,
domestics; Hotel I.ongacre
HEADING. PA
olives, Pomeroy & Stewart. C. Dresse
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR Unpaid CHARGES

~ ACCORD A7ScE 3frH Trr, ppo77,
loNS % ia~. fn-ra being - ana ua,ss-
Colunl bus storag Tls-ar-s.s - :,
entitled 70 p f.rr as 1-7--f f.-.i;.=--s- ~ -.
goods hersira'- r sr-Ih-l and .ff,s no,,s
having heeu glreu 1s-t4es 1u5v- =
claim ~ inte7est -ra-aln and 4. ,i-s
specified Ia such notice for s1syr7s-t =.
such charges having s11i-sd he-a r'l, b.
sod al pubic auc--7 - tla ,gar=n noun
s2-64 Vest f7sth s4v ro~k f-t-v A.
FRIDAY MasH I'd 'a22
II Tor a0v reason The ssfs shaf 70 an.
ne'p corr plAtef ca sa2 is-e March l--
g = "it ~ con 1tifl. -n F0isv. Aar-a
ie-h. 1872 beginning a. n ana
cent inuing Until all the z Ids ara soid r
wtf. Household furniture ll 0-isft-g Of 7.,.
lor suits bedroom suits. dir.ns -aor sg.,.
Abra ~ frr1i' ure. pianos NiCtr1lzs nus
= 81 ii4st triiraerfs carpets. Jugs t-ulks boxes
oar-4 L. snitcases. co-t=nts. G ass.ng q
clothing. iin@n. books. papers s;s,one-Y
pictures. ing machines lea boxes cut
ie-y. lamps. bric-a-brac china and glass
ware. siive7ware bedding f-s-eries and
Materials and other personal essrta al
enumerated n he care Aau-. rvsn-o-t B.
sue1 by this wareA qs4 srE seli for ,as
cernad Louise B-0zvn tIr.- Ssx-s- Jars;
Neeks. Ms. Josie F~--tr Af-- Rcss W.
" Nae y. Brown Ms - E4i6e- M
Minnie Tanner a-- 9-f=1 Ms Ma
hpps Charlotte ~tfs ST. \ Larhsr.
Sarah Coles. A. g. L.. pevton .-ols.
hey : w Carr s-an Ms Jennie Tayor
MFS Ftorenes F9fa N-s :. F Butler
tete PIE es.ssr David Maaning Aflss Anlts
Mc'5owan. Elwar1 Eagsi1s Mrs E. Dan
cy. Mrs Nevinz
Al beng stored nov wi.h said Colu-nbus
stoFass " Wsrshouse. I1e n .ts varehous,
ana az 30 be mara specifically announced
and dsscr bed I'll tir,e or said sale.
THE GOODS WILL BE Ok EXHIBITION
~ TIE II NE AND PLACE OF SALE
COLJNBJ : STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. NC.
fe-6s VEST l34TH s.
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Satisfied Judgments

Tho first name is that Of tho debtor: the
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was fled:
Sullivan, u. Stacey-Corvar Co
couzsens. Lew-statrord BROS. ''''' ~
Inc; Sept. 20. 192l..,..... 1855
HUFFMAN, Harry, and Joseph
Scligson-H. Posner; Dec. so,
Cordte Chsrles-City of N r..
May IL, 1915 (vacated) ..... 25sss
Ukrainian MI. Com of the T. 8
r. Kuntz: Jan. 10, 1924. SS7 II
Amsterdam Casualty Co,--United
Dress Goods Stores Co, Inc;
Rosenberg. 1sidor-M. Berg:
March 8, 1921. 1910 OF
Three Hundred and Tifty-cisht '''' -
West End Ave, Corp. tDavd
Greenbers and Benjamin
Waisr) r)-Yorkville Plumbers
Steam.ltters and Tinsmiths Sup
ply CO.. Inc; Jan. 81 1892 ss20s
Pierce Co.-shima & Co., Ltd.
Sept. %. 1921. l.............. 1s4s. "a
Ukrantan MI. Co. OF the T. s.
lnc--E Rckurt eft al. Dec. 30
Fein. Max. Fred and Jacob-I. A. '''''
~ kins Feb I, 1919. sol.72
EnBle. Samuel, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. OF N. Y.-People,
etc. June %, 1920 (vocatad). $500. oo
KrGnpier, Martin, ana Fidelity
and Casualty Co. OF NJ Y
onH"' june 10, l92l (NaCated), 500 90
Meehan. Chas v. the younger.
and Fidelity ana Casualty Co
OF N. Y.-Eame; January. 1911
(vacated) -. ...... soo "a
Sioris. Pantelis A. ana Fidelity ''''''''
and Casualty Co OF n Y-Sams.
April Is, 1921 (vacatsd) Foo Al
Stewart. VIM II jr--I Stewart ~o'""
Jan 30, 1929. RAE,
lngraham. Kennsth--U Rubber ''''
aroav aHG oeG -, 20. lea1 ~ .,.;.....:... 77o7s
tracing Co, lno; Fob 8, 1879 ks,Ks
Carter q Sheftel Co, Inc-R A's
Watts ct al Aug 8. 1871 s,as.a
belklnd. Annie--Title Guarantce ~'''"
"o i'"S' Co; Dec a. 1871 275 50
In Bronx County
braun, Phlip--A Nathan Co
=, inc; May 1s, 1890. s1as.
rein, Max Fred and jacob
=, Atkins ct al; Feb 7, 1918. 10, 70
Ihomas Duff Co, Inc, ana Thomas 'i''A
Malcom--s De Cristofaro.
same,e; iSsp; snp;;...:..,,.. n;.n 1,sss.s7
"Ao"j req ., l923 l.036.07
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STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMANs SAIp
OF GOODS For
UNPAID lfEADCr~

rs AcCORDANoE WITH T4,r
NItlD lHAReEs FOR wHicHS ND
sos BIS ENTITLED To ffrt' 18th
f{fJi' 'SfWAN. D's Tf. f.rGr,- - WARE.
NfTFR DtSf fiH-9 AID Di-g nREIN-
HAVING fbEN f4ftrt no Arz ..yIiCE
KSCTf '1l CLAIM rr.t, - As1lEs
-. ArD dh 4lN IFIFr a, HER5
LOT ffr FOR fr Cr - Such
CHARGES HtHI..f Yrro-,r' Srcr
! IfJ Hf SOLID pr grrr. .i,c.-- HERE
,.,., y II - AECTioN p0C,1t.; p20(1
on y rDH Day. MARCH fa- ..,i7Y
~ if r9f t>Y HEssnwsS A.
.nT- - ?LErgr ~. ~
Will HF NoHT +.D At IL IL sAf2
r NJ AND ftAf on 7FIl-s,s ~ ZANE
MARCH 2>D FT Day MApc,Eif " "31aEESDAY
O> SATr'Rf)8 MhTrif ,-Tu 4 . 5ao - AM
>-fTf eAPY 40 MAY Be
TIE FOLLOW 1rtC asRTy ~
Aiisi' ANDD 0Ir, p.2,... ~.
FUTURES FRAMES $50 ap1s5S-@g ~ Vines
TERIhLs NND Fr H. ~ e'a.,.S MA
fNI Io7irs ua~lae sso1-. ~ ths
Ai3rich Palrh rarr -.-r- -. yso.zs \
Lalsre Hsrris esars- ard -rts -Herts
f.v1 1vis Errtsr ifo.o. sr~s r >o.nsf'
Hobart Nichols f,srar sa--yt-,- = Nas1,
car ison y r. Oxen Sheldon ps-so,, 'T
e e Feet.' r. t-s .'.S-s Van D Pipsr'
= or W fiorerfe 80 "as IT,.
q Wal ara Dan tr rfrsr- ~
~ eor /rr1sffr t-r. = -.
seoorg Uaree r. ''0-- N
boEf SAID Hn lI..-rtr,r r,r 49,.
80, .,.s., NED AMI
az, 81 PICTreTs
Dff INf5 ~ f.pr lows ~ L Le
Tff NIX AND GoATf.r9 rFz-pr,C,r - -
EASEL stored fHs f-l o7f.ry -. -.'D
FeYraai. teHs F-.snsr S.s
Lemon trre Stale e- Wesfrr-a
NitnrrH fe rr-rs & =
no 70 i.'1t.g ART ifs s,D FrRSIgr.
r,{S -TItsff l 3r1K Mrapnpa
FlcI f,F.~ TABLES CHAIR p0~Y.ss
80 " ~ itI-S1 i'of IND cCE-7sss.--r
5f-EtDf tFf@- s,-r rfs~-rS--es
II H.RECr Fr-ef.S A.D cfx-S,N,---ss y, ~
THEREOF AND y -I.r.ss sr1f-s 4p--
- g names
FLAS7 FIR NtI.f-F1 AND pEDzsTAfs
~ t'i- 0eraes RE A-,h-
tects-al !.@egf-a Leo rrfs-ta- ~ 90 ''''
tkEENS of METAL s+1fprFS ..,-.
IN ne name cf firf7 stzrr.-z Qgor,, u
Al being 0a stored -yl.1 ssls n
= hldsvorir r Sn -r=i- 1z-e1orsA a.
all - To more ererlaceiI ~ sr-oi1-oed az a..
'-escriosd r. -ia1e - said sale
ae goods Ri'l rs. m 4Yhlrf..c- .. -. 49,.
~ place NJ esla ~'
w S. BUDWORTF & son
42& lEEsT 52,.D ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Judgments Filed
In New York County


The following judgments were fled r.s.
teIday the first name being that of the
debtor:
Arrigoni, Arribo-Columbi Bank .4sss.5o
Achilie' stsraee 81. co, Inc, Eu-
gene Stsrace and Giovanni
Starace-Zuccs & Co, Inc. sd25 70
Allen, Arthur ], and Reuben
Leftwtch-CosmOpolitan Credit
corp ............ ......... I16kE
Applebaum. Jesse-Frank Betz 'l0'''
ATo0ov1,as So' Inc iscoh .aa 1o4.oS
tGrand Pleating and Enbroi-
.dery Col Daniel ct al 5ss,
AoraInowits. Wiliam-I Novick
q 90; Inc ,.,;;,,,;;...:: ,,;,,; .....,... 1910
An5raini W w1..y-h benowitz 4s5.19
Aokerman. Harnon-R Rubenor 2'''0
pro"ms 49,, p; 49,, ...... 1o9.Sl
9acLs' Isa small, S,5oa.O7
1oh1ns War.,, - faiets s7.32
Brandstsin David-s Mstz,er 100 80
pvo,- u'.; ~, :;........,.. 40 20
Drasra - " Ooxtater 66e.42
Buckley, John. ana Michaei aar 1oS'zS
angelo--People, &c... soo m
CrSss S.., Continent Mfg corp-B '''V'''O
Cappare,l, y,rc.n, ,;, ssS.4e
Newspaper Union .... 7n- m
Cohn, Samuel. and David Feidd- iV''o
nan, nan Cohen Feidmsn)--w
Collision. Ellsworth . w.Appli. soe1o
ance Distributing Corp ,<.o,
Carieson' Earl A-Dormond Real
Cohen, simon.N ;nr,dd:,'..'.- nrod.. 1s2ss
Chen Yuan "A C Wicke ME- i'So0
Corovesia M.iti.-J 's,,;;. so,omov;,,;.. $3.50
Nhelef1' V'ctor-J L Jawetx 15osSt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
HELP WANTED
-
instruction
urrI TIC Afr:crh-C. IL L, u L,

WHAT'S MISSING HERE
You've got brains. ability. ambition. yet
are not a success tho payroll says SO. and
1t never lies. What'a lacking2 Knowl -
edge Right, you've found the secret; p
specialized businras training Learn while
you earn. It's easier. quicker and less e,-
pensve than you think. Drop q line
today for interesting proposition Day.
evcnng and after business classes. Drake
I3usiness Schools. Inc. New York Tribune
Bldg. 1874 Nassau st. tcl. Beeknan 2723.
Brooklyn: Bedford sv. ar Futon st, tel.
Prospect 1896
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

G.. VsnIt -, ..... .......... 800. 6s77o
elers' Ins Co ..'.............. 5o721
Schmitt Hotel Co, Inc-Same. 1888
Smith, Alfred IN Iihcrman 1876
Sphaak, Fendrlck--A Seit l.O43 80
Slomka. Louis administrator
city OF New York costs.. 11412
Smith Cap Manufacturing Co
World Paper Co, Inc ...'...... 26s as
Smith Elizabeth M-Moore
Gibson Corporation ........... 1919
ct al ...., ................ 200 ga
:, Biris Bros. Ltd ......... aal5s7
Sheidlower Morrs--L p Manu-
featuring Corporation ......... csos2
schwab' Walter E-Phinips-Jone
Salts, Lewis devils saltz Coz $3.50
streioher, IDA q streicher or ''''
Guarantee Dress Co)--Star Fur,
.- niture Go .............,......' 5000
Ifo%2l, Ihonas-J Hurwitz .,.. 237. 70
1heddeus, David. Ink Co, Inc
Eoovcn Service INC ....... lY52s
vita Lesh Co, Inc-Blocks Advor-
t!sinS Service, Inc ......... 146,9
Winter Walter A. and " S Con ~
stant (Winter Constant Coz
-, Lewis Advertising Go ......... 27o.l7
Wilson, Rose A. Bernard and
Catherine Wilson's + Bersel 25s3l
w, Witlneh Anton--A w Frank. 6a2. 81
Wagner, Louis-H Kushnick 265.4s
Warren, Jennie-Harsing Realty
CO, Inc ............... 1861
Wtshnew, JACOBS Kuhl ct al. 5ol.ss
", w a. altH q GO inc--B Weiss 13,74s.ss
WHsner, Michael - NJ q aw
>, Bank ,......; :............. 9,sol.42
zipkin Tobacco Co, Inc-Keystons
Carbon Paper Co........ 145s3
Ziegfeld Cinema Corporation---T A
Lawlor ........'.......... t7737
In Bronx County
The first name t., that of the debtor
Allen. Nilliam-FiIst National
:, ,.s.,n Bank of Port Chester, Ny. s77a5s
Roesch-S Fallick ... 1.7o4 ~
Diament, Solomon--S Bienfeld 40
kon!gsberg, SOLOMON, and simon
Ma ndel-L schlsifer g. Co. Inc s5s15
Lease Bros Motor Co, Inc, and
Morris Epstein-Hercules Bug
gy Co ;,..;..... l,esass
Long Island scrap and Metal Co. '''00
lnc-L BENJAMIN .. al; 277s
Co, Inc ..x.............,... ssl2
f,elsNer' RAJ SprinE. l407
Presser, Abraham, and Joseph
Schar[-L Levine ct al....... s272e
Ouinh James-H BatN ..,.-... 2973
Hose jerome lnc-J Fels. .,.... 523.32
Roche. Patrick He S Appleby lo9sO
same - Co ct al ......... lOS.5O
koterba Observation-Disclosures. 631.02
Tennis Bldg Corp, Solomon Her
man, Mary Silver, Joseph Was
serman, and Ethel A Sarbey-
Bath Room Fixtures Co. Inc. eo5s5
" e'senberg, samuel--L Weisen
,,-lYg herg .,,.....;; .,.......... s7.E4
wilson Mary-G IL Holden 1772
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

SUBURBAN. school wishes experienced
teacher. Partisan French. resident posi-
ton. also Italian teacher. u 7o9. Tribune
YOUNG WOMAN. over %. high schooi
graduate. teachabe. experience unnecea-
sary, assist manager Of oducat tional saies
cam Ign, $500 salary. commission. Can
morning only. Mt Branch, National city
Bulldlng IL E.aat A2l
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

Helene L. Sweeney School of Dancing
Expert in modern dances Specializing In
teaching gentlemen 70 lead ladies n follow
correcting all faults. Private and class les
sons beginners OF advanced Residential work
by aTranEement Teachers courses Dipiornas
East o9th St, y. Y. Phone Plaza S6le
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Stoves and Boiler Repair.

sI9yEs ,,1o..,.L h4p 81 r. STOVE RrrAlns-R.,,,..
FHrnace. Steam or Hof Wafer H.. Psrs.
1slt4dod - ti, siol REPAIR coPp.v nsng
20 Wator - COR Roeknan - 2n
~ MulnorlI 81. Nenar- Y sranch
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
East Side
West Sido

slsr ST, COLUMBUS Av. Colonial Hot.D
Newly decorated :urniahed rooms use
OF bath $12 wecIly up. cleVatod, eurfacn
cars subway. full hotel scrvice restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
BOARDERS WANTED

5oTH ST, AT LEXINGTON Az CHotel
Rutlcdge)-For ladies; on" room md
meals from }1s up. elevator telophonr,
otc. fun hotel service. newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN. familiar With marine trade .
state age. experience and salary
peoted. d 7os Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

WE PHY highest r-Ieos
pianos. antiques. brio a h-,o l'rni'ae.
:, 1851 ialysr.isyTp iypN,s ART
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

STENOGRAPHER. Christian, must be
competent. good command English Ian
Guage. In replying state experience, salaTy
expected. T. O. BOX a., Narick IT. station.
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
Mattresses

WAITRESS PARLOR MAID Protestant:
anywhere: fine references; $50: specially
Desirable. Miss shea's Agency Mast 41st
az. Murray Hill S77t
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

BUSINESS CARDe
Diamonds, JeweIry "a.
nrniiure

DlA MpNDS bought and so,a
NoV'ce tree Bennett. i75 B'wsv '5 :. .ssh
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks
TNFORMATION WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

ELLA. WPrTE VERY rMPORTANT.
ARTHUR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

the following judgments were filed yes
teIday the first name being that of the
debtor:
Arrigoni Arriin--l nl,,.,al.ia ps.,. ane
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

"UhSN, infant or growing children
french. $40; first class references shea.
Agency. E. 4lst. Murray Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

CHAMBERtA1D waitress cook lsun-
,o,s a5sss. eItcnenmai youns irish slrlr'
wants highly recommended X Miss Nof-
Mayors Agency. 10 East +2d ct, third moor
Telephone sa4T Murray I1ill
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

CHAM MAID-WAITRESS. will assfs,
with cooking and Homework; neat
Swiss; anywhere; $50. Wcttle-'s Agency
30 w. 4Sd. Longacre ssa6.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

NURSE. English: we'll trained. nios a.,
pearing; neat, capable; highest refer
ences Miss Halls Bureau, II West 44tr
at. Vanderbilt SS40 "oS' '''n
New-York tribune., 1922-02-21

NURSE, thoroughly capable. two chiidren
s66 6th av "' "u
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-20
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class of people devotes as much
time to beauty as do actresses and no
class must be more careful to retain
and develop their charms. Inquiry
develops the information that in hair
care they find it dangerous to sham
poo with any makeshift hair cleanser.
The majority say that to have the
best hair wash and scalp stimulator
at a cost of about three cents, one
need only get a package of canthrox
from your druggist; dissolve a tea
spoonful in a cup of hot water and
your shampoo is ready. This makes
enough shampoo liquid to apply it to
all the hair instead of just the top of
the head. After it's use the hair dries
rapidly, with uniform color Dan
druff, excess oil and dirt are quickly
dissolved and entirely disappear
when you rinse the hair. After this
your hair will be so fluffy it will look
much heavier than it is. Its luster and .
softness will delight you, while the
scalp gains the health
which insures hair growth.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-20
GRANDMA never LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
Kept her locks youthful, dark
and glossy with common gar
den Sage and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell because it's done so naturally, SO
evenly Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trouble
some. At little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use prep
aration, improved by the addition Of
other ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" You just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time
By morning all gray hair disappears.
and. after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark
ened. glossy and luxuriant-
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-20
new PROBE OF COAL STRIKE
House Labor Committee Centers In
CURRY ON Three Main Clauses.

Washington. April 20.-A new and
deep searching inquiry into the coal
industry, was begun today by the house
labor committee.
The investigation, revitalized after
weeks of disclosures of conflicting rea-
sons for the present nationwide
strike, aims:
1. To open up and centralize the
storehouse of information of the in
dustry's troubles now held by several
governmental agencies whose func-
tions do not cooperate.
2. To create thru congressional &C
ton, a new federal agency to find what
is wrong with the industry and ad-
minister a permanent remedy.
8. To make all phases of the coal
business open to the public.
The inquiry proposes, according to
Chairman Nolan today, not only a
searching investigation into the rea-
sons why present governmental agen-
cies have been unable to find a solu-
ton for the periodical controversies
between miners and the operators but
also a probe of the alleged action of
Federal Judge Charles P. Orr, of Pitts
burgh, in denying citizenship to strik-
ing miners.
The committee chairman has an
nounced that he would not hesitate to
institute impeachment proceedings if
Orr'S ban has been founded on fact.
Representatives of the federal trade
commission and internal revenue bu-
reau testified before the committee to-
day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-20
OPENS HEADQUARTERS HERE

Mrs. Henrietta MayfieId to Direct
Work of Chiidren's Code Commission.
Mrs. Henrietta Mayfield, newly ap-
pointed secretary of the Kansas Chill
dreu's Code commission. opened
headquarters of the commission in the
state house today, to be maintained
until after the 1928 legislative session.
The commission probably will have
about two dozen bills to present to the
next session of the legislature, Mrs.
Mayfield said, the purpose of the com
mission meanwhile being to conduct
an educational campaign to acquaint
the people with the need for such
laws.
"Of six proposed laws pertaining to
children's and women's welfare, pre-
scented to the 1919 state legislature,
three were passed." said Mrs. May
field. I'm 1921 twenty-one proposed
laws were presented and but three
were enacted. Among the new laws
on the commissions program prob
ably will be one for a court of domes-
tic relations in cities of the first class,
and one providing for a home for in
digent children less than years old
and for INDECENT maternity cases"