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New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
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caronia !Br}, Hamburg Aug is. South.
s CO, Hsa, VIZ II az asst, sse asas ssesns
cabin 2o4 third class pass mails and
scythia tBr,. Liverpool Aug II. Queens
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| pass, mails and mdse: Pier 4, Hoboken,
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mata o.. Patras 20. Oran Aug 9, Gibraltar
g; to the Cunard $ Co. with sndse: Pier
Cape Recifs tBr>, Newport, Eng, aug lo
to the Kerr Lines with coal; Huron
Munsomo. Tampico Aug =. Baltimore "a ;
to the Mnnson Lines with mdse; Pier
City OF Seattle. Phiadelphia; to the Hal
schaw Co with pass and mdss; Pier IL.
Bayonne. Philadelphia: to the Vacuum
shawmut, Mobile: TO Clyde Line. with
| fndse; Erie Basin. Breakwater. BklyE.
Colingham tBrl. Boston Aug 25: to Geo
Helliesen, with mdse; off Liberty.
Ar9; To- Troyidenee Ere, Id Aug 2s to Standard Oil
Anaconda, Philadelphia Aug 25; to Black
Diamond Line, with mdse; Pier 8. Bush
Matinicock, Port Arthur Aug ls; to R l.
Hague. with oil: Pier 6. Constable Hook.
N =.
Ysssldi5k tDul. Buenos Ayres. to Aar-
Basin. Bklyn.
yyadden celombo;, to Barber s. Co. with
schr Victoria S. Gulfport; to Master,
| with mdse: off Red Hook Flats, B'klyn.
Fiurne city. Genoa; to Phelps Bros. with
mdse; Pier I. Bush Docks. B'klyn.
Camaguey. Nuevttas Aug IS; to Ward
Line, with fndse; off Liberty
Kwarra tBr) LiverpooI: to Norton &
Lilly. with mdse: pfe Liberty
Beatrice. Baltimore Aug 20; to A H Bull,
| with mdse; Off Liberty.
| Vile dn Havre (Fr5. oran; to Algerian
/ American Line. with ndse; Pier 16.
/ Bklyn.
Boulogne 49, Plymouth IL; to Holland
! America Line with 121 first. sos second
4 cabin, 12S third class pass. mails and
mdses
sahale. London July IS, Hull %. Leith
/ 20, Mtddlesbrough Aug s. Newcastle 10; to
Export Transportation Co. with mdse.
| Cubano (Nor), Newcastle Aug 10; to
Kerr S s Co, with 6.72S tons OF coal.
| Teeapool Hu11
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ku-klux Documents
Figure i'm Extortiotl
Suit BY Ex-GobIira.
Accuses Finders of Brief
Case Containing Khan
Papers With Demanding
SIS Reward for Return

Documents alleged to deal with the
business Of the Ku-Klux Khan figured
yesterday in a criminal action In the
Essex Market Court, when Lloyd RI.
Hooper, former Grand Goblin for the
East OF the organization, who Is now
an organizer for the Owls, accused
William Sass, twenty-five years old, of
l482 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, and
Benjamin Steinberg, twenty -seven
years old, of 900 Union Avenue, the
Bronx, Of extortion.
Hooper alleged that Sass and Stein
berg demanded SEQ of him for the re-
turn of brief case which he Lost at
Forty-second Street and Broadway and
which Sass and Steinberg found. In
the bag, Sass said, were documents in
which appeared the names of several
prominent New York business men, the
details Of a project to acquire $685.
600 property on Long Island for dis
trict headquarters for the Khan; a
letter regarding the delivery of 40
Khan gowns and masks to an address
on West Fifty-frst Street; another
letter in which Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, a
leading Klan organizer, was assailed,
and memoranda discussing the last
mayoraity election in New York, with
comment on the religious beliefs Of the
candidates.
Hooper told Magistrate Renaud that
few days after he had lost the bag
he received notice addressed to his
postoffice box, the number of which
was on documents in the bag, Offering
to return the bag and the documents
for $25. telephone number was given
and meeting arranged. When Hooper
went to the appointed place he took
Detectives Van Valkenburg, Kelly and
Brown, of the Bomb Squad, with him.
Sass and Steinberg. asserted that
Hooper had agreed to pay the S25 re-
ward for the return of the bag and it's
contents.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE no OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of The positions OF merchant vessels re-
celved through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration Of America. Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received In time for publtca-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations Of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York City (WCG), Babylon, L. l.
(WSE), East Hampton, L. 1, (WSA.),
New London. Conn. (WST).
Iso charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC). siasconset. Mass. twsC). New
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape May. New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion Of America by the U. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2s-The Ameri-
Hawaiian Limo has offered to absorb a
New York on Coast bound canned goods,
dried fruit, rice and beans. This virtually
NORFOLK, Va. Aug 26-During the
week just ended the following changes in
masters were recorded: r Horseman
succeeds A B Murray on the barge Celes-
tine McNally; l. p O'Neil succeeds Hardy
O'Neil on the schooner barge Severn; H A
Wallace succeeds John G Anderson on the
steamer Seaconnet; H u Twilley succeeds
w yitra ',n the schooner barge Cations
Vile; FosteY Hamilton succeeds Z J Bowen
Tynes succeeds H Mccormick on the
barge Mildred McNally.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Names Diesel Engine Buyers
Is of 27 Sold by the Fleet Cor
poration Co to ARMY

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Without
disclosing the sale price, the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation to-day made
public the names of buyers Of the
twenty-seven Diesel enginees sold dur
ing the past week.
The War Department bought thir-
teen and the Munson Lines, of New
York, purchased two Of the 900 horse
power type. The Standard Oil Com
pany, of New York, bought two, the
Federal Light and Traction Company,
of New York, acquired one, and the
Benson Lumber Company, of San
Diego, Calf, bought three Of the 825
horsepower type. Two 320 horse
power oil engines were purchased by
the Garry Davis Towing Company, Of
Seattle, Wash.
Four additional 825 horsepower en-
gines were acquired by purchasers on
the Pacific Coast whose identity was
not disclosed.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
HELP WANTED MALE

ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN -
5000 opportunity for designer and
shetcher practical knowledge not impor-
salary. D 941, Tribune. NA'u
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south Americas; Cold Harbor, Portland
SOUND; i Ipepera, James Bay. b c.
| II s,rfSKtTI,ANIo, Mo, Aug 2G---ArrIved Nor
PORT TAMPA, FLA. At,p Arr,vad
osSar . y Bennett, Tanpieo. Glindon. Nor
sslg 4, ,M,inneaua. New York. Sailed Ruth
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug as--arr,vod !.
ssah. san Juan. Criasobal, Redondo, Mo-
ssln; sn hdward Luckenbsch, New Yorlr
sai,eas ss,as, asth, Steel Scientist Seattle;
Tie Lucssnbach, Mobile via san Pedro
| q, sAVANNAtI Ga,8 Aug 26---Satiea ~ Gulf
TAMPA. Fla, Aug 26--Saiied: Italia
iBsaitinlore is schr Admiral Beatty (Br,,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Fire Record
Losa

's'--isS W. 2sth St Markin Bros aoss
s:a0--aas ~ Unknown
n front M OF Ssl w. 1880 ST.. taxi
Pm Morris Nester. Trifing
aSo-2I3 e. 10th. ST.; w,uiar
s.so--iss Wocst. !, Z. /. /. =: :. !. Unknown
1.,. 6sag ei' tSlaa- I.1,l
VIM Wiittlal sridge the Bronx. auto;
's Sowery autoi John Masea. -
eat--s5 W s,...,. Unknown
st6--4lz Grana - .,. s,, IIaknown
so Norfolk ST., Michael Kahn. s0ns
sat--24so Tisho,, Unknown
~s..s.ss.s... Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

MRS. MASON'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1s WEST 4snp
Longacre $3.50. Reliable Domestic Helu.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ALGIERs, Aug 1s--rfavo gNor, por4 /.
xaa,an ,ana, Ore via Norfolk; Iomar tNor), Cal
NAIL hhnNoA W.si ksgro Aug ssIAssrty ,1ss Bell savan
/ !. AMTWEEP. IN ,',a I Aug s2---Kacata. New Or
gETTE, Aug 22--Narsicaa tFr), Now
,,, ,,siI,RIssTIANIA, s,.. Aug sa---stavangerfiord
KOBE. Aug 2s---Alabama Maru fJap,.
seattle; Empress OF Asla (Br) Vancouver.
Z .; y; Ryufuku Maru tJap,. Galveston Via
ROTTERDAM. Aug 24--rsonzo ut,,
AALBoRG. Aug 24--Linkmoor fRr,
Port Arthur via Norfolk 49,
ROTTERDAM. Aug 24--west Norranus
Mobile 4 for Hamburg.
o,,a5 : DuNkIRK. NIX Aug II - Nacata. New
BERGEN. Aug 1e--Tiger tNor,. New
York; 2oth. stavangerftord fNor5, New
,cogENITAaEN. Aug a2-oscar II (Dan,,
NYBoRa. Aug 2s-seauoya tBr), New
BRISBANE, Aug 24--Hertford (Br,, New
ADELAIDE, Aug a4--Karonga tBr,. New
ROTTERDAM. Aug 24--west Kebar
MIpDLEsBRo. Aug s4-west zeda, Bal.
tinlore. ~''
! ANTWERP. Aug 24---zenon trr,, New
QUEENSTOWN. Aug Is Is 5N ta, nenIawoTs nasyon
tBrl. Portland, Ore. !" =
LIVERPOOL. Aug ss-carmania (Br),
:. LIynaPooL. Aug 25--Nyh.vsn tNor,
San 1gnn nm - pennsylyania. Tacoma and
IS sHIELps fTaaess'0 xag x,a co!an ssst.nmo,, tnr,
LONDON, Aug 2B--vennonia tBr,. New
RIO DE JANnIRo. Aug ss--wess
Camak, New York.
Departures
cETTE, Aug s2--Bloomf,eld (Br,. Key
KOBE, Aug 22--Eastern Knight. New
York. 1'o"
AMkTWmTP MxTsI5Ig T.nA aug M as--jInneka. New York
New Orleans; "a. Fenchurch, New YORK i
GilEEsEMoCK. lss @ Aug 25--Corton (Br)
TAIPEH. Aug 25--city of Bagdad fBr,,
souTHAMproN. Aug 25-rinland (from
N1csIISsTSs, cISBR,. Nsw Aug 1S51 ssKing Alfred tnr,.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 26--Pilar de Larrina-
MANILA. Aug 2S-ship Monongahela,
San Francisco.
CARDIFF. Aug 25--Rathlin Head (Br),
.HARTLEPooL. Aug e5-wm Blumer
| GLASGOW. Aug se--Assyria (Br). New
|
! SHIELDS. Aug as - Cairnmona (Br)
| Montreal
| MoVILLE. Aug 2s--saturnia (Br), Mont.
/ real
LYTTLEToN, Au 2s wa.hemo {sr)
1 Vancouver.
| COLOMBO. Aug a4-clan RanaYd (Br)
(from Calcutta) New York.
| LONDON, Aug "a - Marne, Galveston
| 25th. Lisgar County (Nor). Montreal
Thorsdal (Nor), Montreal
| - AUCKLAND. Aug ga Niagara tBr)
| Vancouver.
| GLASGOW, Aug "a Reine tNor>. 81
| Johns N F.
PENANG. Aug 24-Robert Dollar tpr)
I Boston.
TYNE. Aug s4-wonganella tBr). sar
Francisco.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 2b---Laconia (Br]
| from Liverpool), New York.
| LIVERPOOL. Aug 25 - Port Hacking
(Br). New York: Montrose !Br). Montreal
/ PANAMA CANAL (Cristobal), Aug 25--
Colombia lfrom New York;. San Francis
90; Nevada (Fr) (from Antwerp), Sar
! Francisco.
BuENos AYREs. Aug a5-Eiisha Walk.
| or, Tampico.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Shipping News
Winds at Sea To-day

Over East Gulf-Moderate. variable, ex-
cept fresh northeast over extreme south
portion; weaaher partly cloudy.
Over West Guif--Gentle to moderate. va
rfanle, and weather fair.
Over Caribbean Sea and windward Paa-
sage--Strong, shifting winds, except mod
crate southerly over south portion. wealth
cr unsettled. with ram.
North of Sandy Hook--Moderate, varl-
able. and weather overcast and thick.
Sandy Hook to Observation-Disclosures va
riable, mostly north and northwest. and
weather overcast.
Hatteras to Florida straits--Moderats
south. and weather partly cloudy; occa-
stonal showers.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

Waltz EsS, young North OF ireland: ez.E-
ceptional references. Winthrop Bureau ~
~ W. 42d, room 52s Longacre s74s .,af
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

English Protestant. good
references; city or country. B., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d ST, third
hoor. Telephone Murray Hill S94T
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

COLONIAL. Agency. 18 w. 43d
Isongacrs 1882. First Glass Domestic Hsrfs
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Bay Is Historic Site

The dreadnought France had nor
nal displacement of 23,120 tons. It
was b44 feet in length, with beam
Of sSis feet.
Quiberon Bay, which is sheltered
rem the sea by the curving peninsula
on which the town of Quiberon Is sit
Muateo' ia forty miles northwest Of St.
Na1alre, an important American port
" q ,a1enarkation during the war.
Inc bay is noted as being the site
q the defeat in 1859 of the French
meet BY Admiral Hawks.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

Pan-America 267 sE Ambrose Aug rs.
Sagua 567 s Scotland Aug rs.
South American 40 S Cape May Aug 2B.
San Ricardo $50 sSE Nantucket 8 An
Aug 28
vancolite 226 SSw Nantucket 0 AM Aug 20
West Lake b2s NE Boston Aug zb.
Montauk s77 II Cape Henry Aug 2s.
Lake Elsmere 30 SWS Nantucket Aug 20.
Absecon 36 WSW Nantucket Aug %.
Shenandoah 8 Brenton Reef Aug 26. KS
San Canon 126 e Ambrose Aug &C.
San Pablo 226 SW Nantucket Aug 28.
Monterey 149 Scotland Aug rs.
Lenape Is Diamond Shoai Aug 26.
Cayomamdi 1873 S Scotland Aug 2e
Sagua 266 s Scotland Aug IS.
Kershaw GO SW Fire Island Aug "a.
Cortana 67- s Nantucket Aug &c.
Siliciana S8 from Sandy Hook Aug 26
West Elzaro $50 e Ambrose Aug 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Hotel Hargrave
1O8 WEST 72ND STREET,
Through to .Iss,
NEW WORK

500 rooms each with bath. Absolutely
freproof. One block to 72d st. entrance
of Central Park. Comfort and refinement
combined with moderate rates.
One two-room suite, with bath. unfur-
nished, tenth floor. southeastern exposure,
$2,1oo per year
Three choice three-room suites, each
with ono bath, facing T2d street. Newly
decorated and furnished. Moderate rental
monthly or on yearly lease. Inspection in
vted. Immediate or October 1st occu-
pancy. Send for illustrated booklet
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Film Actor Asks Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Aug 2s.-CarI Cant
WORT, formerly a grand opera singer
and now motion picture actor, to-
day filed suit for divorce against Anne
Gantvoort, an actress, whom he
charged with desertion.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Independent Wireless Tele'
graph Co., Inc.

position at noon unless otherwise
specified)
Ala ss8 Il Cape Henry Aug rs.
Gulfland due Quarantine midnight Aug 20
IndependenceyHaii 2o3 e Am abrose Aug 26.
India arrow 80 s Diamond Shoals Aug 20.
Lillian 15 Il Barnegat Aug rs.
Monterey AGA 8 Scotland Aug 2e.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

JAPANESE kNTnploymsns knsP .a,;.s,. agency: ,agsasy,:
neip furnished. 2e West 53d IT. Teiephsns
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Bound South

veedoI. New London for Bayonne: motor
barge Daniel NJ Munro lBr), Windsor. n
S, for New York; schs Ophelia. Bridgeport
for New York; A Carpenter, New Haven
for New York.
Bound East
Sch Jean r Anderson (Brl, New York
for Noel. N s.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

CHAMBERMAlD, English Protestant !;
young; exceptional references Win
throp Bureau. II w. 42d. room 52s. Long
acre s743.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Army Orders

Fron, The Triounes Warrington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.--Army orders
follow:
Infantry
Merry. 1t. Col. W. t.. to Ft Wayne.
McCleaye, 1t. Col. e. G.. to Ft Mcpherson.
Signals
Adams Capt II. j., TO FIT. Bliss.
Cansler, Capt. L., to Camp Lewis
Malterer, Capt. j. A.. to Washington.
Miscellaneous
Pope, 1t. Col. w. r.. Cav. to Hagerstown.
Coles, Maj. I. L.. Or. Dept, to FIT. Banks.
O'Connor. 1t. M. p. Q. NJ. c.. to Chilli
Gothic.
Birdsall. Maj. j. H. GAG. to TT. Nc
Pherson.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

CHAMBERMAID = English: neat, nice;
$50 Wettler's Agency, 20 West AID.
Longacre 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT SERvANTS-Berta "a rison..
Swedish Agencies. Ts7 Lexington ave.
n near 6lst 81. Rhineiander 8547; also .siG,
broadway, corner seth st. -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, knowledge
or typewriting; Christian; salary sis.
Mittelstaedt 81 University Place
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

Berfa { aYIsrr,a Swedish Agencies.
?s7 Lexington av., near s1st. Male 'Femaie.
2Alo broadway. cor. seth. Excellent Help.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

LADY will rear and supervise the care ays
chiidren and manage n home young :
executive with entire knowledge OF re-
qulreplents Address 22l. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

ELEANOR CHALMERS,
BUTTERTCK PUBLISHING COMPANY
223 SPRING STREET.
rake Seventh Av. subway to Houston st.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
forest Dills Unl1

AT Forest Hills Gardens New York city's
most homelike residential hotel for the
busy man and his family; 15 minutes
from Pennsylvania Station tby Long Is. and
f. R,) S4 trains daily Communication
tickets s76s monthly. Open all year. At
Uact1ve rates. Single rooms---poube rooms
Suites. American plan. Request book
let from GEORGE j. BERMBACH Mgr.
Tel. Boulevard $780,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING !
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

AND EMERALD BAR PIN.
lost on nath st. between Pierre Restan-
rant and Plymouth Theatre reward. Mrs
yissor Cummings, $50 Park ave P1Aza
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

FLAHERTY agency ~ w. 42sa
Longacre 1887. High grade domestic help.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

Rose M. Werner Swiss Employment
Reliable help: all nationaiities. Plaza sss7.g
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

COOK, chanbermaid- waitress young
friends; excellent references. Winthrop
Bureau. Al West 42d. room 526. Longacre
S743
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

CHAMBERMAID-w WAITRESS, young; ex-
:. cellent Miss Halls Bureau. IT w. 44th.
Vanderbilt BS40 4
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Cooks

COOK, Scotch. best possible references;
pastries entrees; country preferred; $40
$sb Wettlers Agency, 20 West 43d.
Longacre 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
AGENTS WANTED

tAG4ENTS--Every home buys Presto, re-
peoter; sample free. Premier Product.
Corporation. 14sI Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Lost Bankbooks

LOST -Baukbook No. s8g. .2g2 OF the Union
Dime sayinga Bank is missing. Any
person having d claim to 1t ia hereby
called upon to present the same within
ten Days or submit to having said pass
book cancelled and new one issued.
Dino Savings Banls Ia missing Any
pcrson having d claim to 1t IL hereby
called upon to preScnt tho same within
ten Gays or submit to having said pass
book cancelled and new one issucd
Lost handbook No. 67o,es7 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Ia missing Any
person having q claim to 1t In hereby
called upon TO present the same within
ten Gays or submit to having said pass
DooR cancelled and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
Instruction

BE FARSIGHTED---Besore too old niaster
trade; linotype operators receive $4,000;
cost 5000 Empire School, 133 East 10Th.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

TELEPHONE operator; Christian, with
:, Knowiedge Of stenography preferred Ap-
Ply py letter. giving age experience, refer
23d st. ' "0" EAST
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

| NATIONAL CONCERN has an exec cepttonal
opening for a we'll educated and ener-
getlc lady; permanency; splendid salary.
Suite 1907, East 46th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES
Chambermaids

girl; we'll trained; good references. g.,
Miss Hoflnayers Agency. 10 East Aad ST..
third floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

RAPHER--Christian, one having
h,s Working .a knowledge OF a plug switch
BOARD preferred. Write only giving age
experience, references and salary dea,rsd
S. T., 200 East 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SPECIAL COPY Oyster Farm News, con.
government quotations; full informatioY
iifetilne cash income from Investing sIt
monthly mailed absolutely free W7llias
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

FINE openings with financial and com.
mercial institutions for women. with
educational background secretarial, ste
nsogfaphic, nsas1ad bookkeeping. tipping. fling
c!ericai a and other office work; salary
s18-$40; several bank openings for boys
ana young men. Executive Supply Co
I467 Broadway. Times Square. Room sO4C
Bryant 1479.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

BROKER. having clientele in Paterson,
:, Newark and vicinity. s. Heist. Penllyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
Permanent territory. covering seyera,
states, VIII be allotted this Fall In each Of
the three branches OF the Retail Service De-
partment of the Dry Goods Economist,
Essentials are: A general knowledge of
either % Retail Advertising, (2) Window
Display. ca the Education Of Store En-
ployees In Saesmanship
Commission basis; travelling necessary :.
appilcations treated in strict confidence
Qualify for interview by letter only. stat
Ing your experience and preference OF the
three lines. Address >-Ae
A. Il. HURST 23o W. ssTH STREET.
NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

CIAMHERMAID-wAI Ess--Neat. nice,
willing: references: $e6s Wsttlsx'E
Agency. 30 West 48d-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

Boa, about 16 years Of age. for general
house; good prospect for advancement. NO
experience necessary, but must have good
reIefences. Box 1,247, City Hall Station.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

HEIRESs
W ANTS SOME ONE CAPABLE ON
FINANCING OR FORMING sYNT,TSAr ~ a
10 RECOVER VALUABLE ESTATE = :
Address p eso. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

WILLIAMS AZ w. goIsrss ,sl aohss1.1 Assssy; ,.,.
vestigated. 80
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
uNFuRN1sHEp ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-BY BUSINESS MAN, T'wo
NTH BATH AND BOARD. IN QUIET
PRIVATE FAMILY OF GENTLE Pro
PLEi ,l. Experiences REQUIRED AND
TUhNlSHED. " j. c.. PDSTOFFTCE
Box 81, TRINITY STATION NEW
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAIgI1
Mattresses

WAITRESS. young Spanish girl: very com =
petent' excellent references; city or cous.
Iry. Sies r, Miss Hofmayera Agency 10
East 4Sd St, third floor. Teiepfona sssi
nuffay Hiii
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

CLEANER, 4aNER, all-around man. 222,
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

department store. city
and out of town, new hair curier; give
phone number and address Box ID s. 1857
Broadway.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-19
HEISMAN NOT TO
HAVE CHARGE OF
1928 PENN TEAM

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1S.-John
W. Heisman, whose contract as
head coach of the University of
Pennsylvania football squad ex-
pired this fall, is not a candidate
for reappointment. He has been
engaged as assista to the chair
man of the council on athletics
In making this announcement
tonight, S. L. Hutchinson, chair
man of the athletic council. said
that the football committee was
entirely satisfied with Mr.. Heis-
mans work on the field and what
he had done to regain for Penn
sylvania its position in the foot
ball world" He added that Mr..
Heisman, who had been coach for
the last three years. had informed
the committee this fall that he did
not desire the position again.
''At the last meeting Of the
council on athletich," said Mr..
Hutchinson's statement. author
ization was given to me as chair
man to engage Mr.. Heisman as
assistant to the chairman of the
council on athletics" said Mr..
man will continue the organiza-
tion work he has carried on so
successfully in addition to his
coaching"
Mr.. Hutchinson said the com
mittee plans to canvass coaching
situation thoroughly and as soon
as possible to recommend coach
ing policy and a coaching person
mel. (which we feel will meet
with approval"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-19
ANNOUNCE INTERNATIONAL
OUTDOOR SKATING DATE

MONTREAL. Dec. IS. - Dates for
the international outdoor amateur
speed skating events were definitely
fixed at a meeting OF the members
of the International Skating Union of
America, held here over the week
end.
The international championships
scheduled for ST. John. N. b., will be
held February IA, 15 and 49,: the
Canadian national events will be held
here February and 3. The Ameri-
can national events will be held at
Chicago January &c, 81 and rs. Other
dates announced are: Monoton, ". B.,
February 10 and 20; Adirondack Gold
Cup championships at Johnson City,
". Y, January IL, IS and "A; Platts-
burg, January II, is and 10; Lake
Placid. n. " February s. 9 and 10,
and Saranac Lake, N. Y, January so,
81 and February /.
The following amateur skaters
were listed on the circuit:
Wheeler of Montreal; German and
Garnett of st. John, N. B.; Donovan,
City, n. Y; william and Julian
Stelnmetz, McWhirtor, Bungen and
kasky of Chicago; Ploster and Ste
phenson of Toronto; Ferelborg,
Cleveland. Moore, Murphy and Hern
of New York; Pickering of New
Jersey; Jewtran and Bialas. Lake
Placid, N. Y. and Green, Saranac
Lake n. Y.