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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
Sylmar
Olive OIL
for delicious
salad dressing

Fresh, crisp, young let
tuce leaves, with a delicate
favored French dressing
what more cooling, in
viting, for the hot weather
lunch or supper?
Sylmar Olive Oil is the
finest the world knows for
salad dressing. The first
pressing oil of tree ripened
California olives, it has a
beautiful golden trans
parency that assures its
quality and purity-a deli
cate fruity flavor that
makes the salad so won
derfully appetizing. For
the table, the kitchen
for health - try Sylmar,
the finest and highest priced
olive oil that can be pro-
cured.
25c, SOC, 81 the bottle.
Things for the Salad
Pimentoes Spanish Red Pep
pers), shredded and laid across
the bright green lettuce, they
lend rare beauty to the ap-
pearance of the dish and a snap
to the taste of the salad. 15c
and 25c tin.
German Onions, 25c and 35c
bottle.
Queen Olives, Zoe, zoe, 40c,
75c, $1.50 bottle; 30c pit; 55c
qt.
Stuffed Olives, 1Oc, 15c, 25c
bottle; or 3Oc pit; SOC qt.
Paprika, 10c and 25c tin.
MayOnnaise Dressing, 10c, 15c
and 25c jar.
Malt Vinegar, TarragOn flavor,
OOC a DOLtlCs
lie Herbert Salad Dressing,
10c bottle.
Royal Salad Dressing, 25c and
45c a bottle.
HOward's Salad Dressing, 10c
and 25c bottle.
Premier Salad Dressing, 10c
and 25c bottle.
Not Meats
Pecans, SOC lb.
Pistachios, 75c lb.
Cream Nuts, 60c lb.
Filberts, SOC lb.
Valencia Almonds, Zoe lb.
English Walnuts, 65c lb.
Black Walnuts, SOC lb.
Thos. Martinda1e & Co.
10th & Market
EstabIIshed in 1859
III Phones-FiIbert 2S7O, FiIbert 2s7I
KeystOne-Race 500. Race B91
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05

he present are Senator James p No.
Niehol David Martin, David II lane
iherrg Mackey, G. G. a. Baidi and win
The Dinner COMMITTEES is composed of
tne following. A. C. Kelley. chairman.
4. Weir, Jr., secretary and treasurer
John Gribbel, j. Howell Cummings. ri j.
Laherty. William j. Montgomery, Harry
Brockelhurst, Thomas w. Buck. Charles
q. Firth. Thomas 8. shibe, John y. Rev
nolds William r. Knight. Walter Linn.
Joseph I. Pearson, A. NJ waldron, Dr.
John n. Locke, James ID. Dorney, DR.. G..
y Moore William d. Rosskam. William
MacFarlane, James c. Johnston ana
John Leet ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
COLONEL EDMUND JOHNSON
Former UNITED States Consul and
Veteran of Civil War.

vINELAND. N. j., Aug. 5,-Colonel Ed.
mund Johnson. former United State
Consul, died at his home here this morn.
ing, succumbing to injuries received
while a Union soldier in the Civil War.
His wife. four sons and one daughter sur
vive him. The colonel had been stationed
at Talcaguano, Chill; Tampico, Mexico;
Pcton, N. s., and Kehl. Germany. His
son. Felix, now is United States Consul
at Kingston, Ont.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
slsie Ferguson, Ac-
tress, Only One of
Many to Find Divorce
Here Easy.
...sgers and Judges Alarmed
y Increase in Number of Le-
ri separations-Efforts for
etyieter Statutes B eff ore
legislature Futile.
n,voRcE EVIL THRIvEs
" THROUGH LAWS LAxITY

...s.,nbIa, called the RENO Of the
.,tsacts hundreds each year who
~ divorces here that would not be
g IA N their own States.
gs.ss g.sssss and lawyers are alarmed by
leading number Of divorces in
p, ls,.sassiyanIa y. divorce laws are more
t' -. those Of most other Eastern
= spproachinE even those Of some
s'..,s, s.,.,u states In this respect.
Fss'H. ssse'aHsdelphIa has more divorces in pro
~. 81 population than any other
TN n me East, with few exceptions.
ss Il legislature of 1918 makes d.
~ = iris state easy for persons COM
y from other states.
p, n,...,sIa,ure refused to pass divorce leg
,.,.,ss urged by Divorce Congress, de-
.nli, saorts Of lawyers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
OLD WOMAN, HUMAN SCAVENGER, is
FOUND STARVING IN VACANT HOUSE
MARY the Dog Mary Kersha Sent Philadelphia Hospital
Subssted for Many Years Scraps Given Her By
NeighbOrs IN "HePs Half Acre"

found. A pile of newspapers served her
for a pillow. Her bed was on the hard
boards of the floor. Hardships that
would kill an ordinary woman in a week
have meant nothing TO her When the
big bluecoat found her this morning he
thought she was Ill, but Mary the Dog"
explained that there was nothing wrong
with her, only hunger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
Ill. Man Tries to End Life

Samuel Morgan, So years old. of 1928
Coral street. attempted to commit suicide
today by drinking poison. According to
his mother Mrs. Margaret Morgan. with
whom he lives, he had been suffering
from a long illness and became despond-
ent. He was taken to the Episcopal Hos
pital. where physicians say he will re-
cover.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

To and Shafer exhibited
the Ford advertised 1915 which strange The
body But the chassis dbd
by 1910 1912
had obeaed by thoughtful the
the mit doubt 1t is
that the motive for erag 1915 number from
difficult fathom than example, the
number advertised 1915 Like the
other private bid the Trbuns Ford
other proved TO the Tribune experts the
following points:
The garages advertised steadily "The Evening Telegram pr
vate" notp private, but regular saesgarages
generally the property of the deal
fruen picked by him from regular and reputable sales
These good bargains; they commonly mpr
sented and nfrequenly "doctored."
The purchaser buys risk and has adequate
dealing standard
up to representations
The business under of hoaxhou
Advertising furniture branded dangerous in his
deal with him. perhaps, terms The
experienced buyer hasn't a chance!
advertising ournaism
also positive automobile trade The purchaser of
old outwor pandup these
thinks He isn't He's renting it for few hundred
bill finally reaches Its inevitable
from the of the financial mischance c
Of automobiles general and particular OF the
which he tung be Ford PerceArow Overland
Packard Cadillac other standard make
second hand he have dabed in These
which have spent millions building their
good They check the Of their
stock they fake advertisements Of the hoax dealers
Indeed compete with by advertising the mediums
which carry fake private offers So the and the dis
black reputable firms continues and Will continue until
controlling the fkers
But if remedy
who wishes to
automobile there rule follow the Of these "pi
Let him The place buy motor from
the purchaser
itself He security the security Of established
trade with trade reputation and trade honor to back it.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

wererdyk Dutch. Amsterdam Oct ., 70
tunch. Edye a Co. Bar. THURSDAY ane'
noon. went 10 sea 10 discharge ballast.
Ramfos (Nor). TeneriTe Nov g. 70 Benna"
Boyesen. Bar. 1910 n m.
Princess Anne. Newport News ana NorlolA'
TO the old Dominion SIS co. with mose'
Quarantine 2:2O m. q,
Comal, Galveston Nov 10 and Key Nest %
20 the Mallory IS Co, with mdse' Vuaran-
tine. 2:i3 . m ,.s..,
. Asse Nor. Copenhagen Oct IS and Ardrosssn
9s 10 c r Bericr co. Bar, 2:so p N -. =.
Mama Ha's Baltimore TO the New loh
Baltimore Trans Co. with ndse. OuL' oos . m q
Tokl Msru dap. Limerick Oct 50. 70 baOef ="
tl.srpcoi iBri. s.vuns oco 20. su orders Sandy
Hook t.3s ? m.
Ant Caesar CBro, Malta; Calfornia 'SIl'
Glasgow via 81 John: Sinelos Mex Ma
tanzas: Calabrla OBI. Genoa; Tenadores'
Havana; Gargoyle. Alexandria III Rio, "a,
weston. Rio Preto (Rr). Philsdelphls. .rIhl I'm
dsd (Br) Perth Amboy; Eskasoni lbrl, ~ -,
angel Sotesdal ,Nor). Bergen corfu 1SrI. II
Queenstown: Luceric tBr), 50 NazAlae
Katahdin. --: Portuguese Prince ,pI,
Rrest: Fenistone (Br), Hsvre; Groshoitn
(Nor). Rouen: City OF Baroda OBJ, ladlNo-
stok: SaNonla (Br). Liverpool Lonnsate
(Rr). Lisbon. Antilles. New Orleans bet
mudian Bermuda: Saratoga, Havana
Gulfs,resn Por Arthur; Hamilton, Nonok M Au
NeNuort News. Huron Charleston and JaeksouYhe
E,psgne FRI Bordeaux. Radiant sabine names
Nassau; Bayamon. San Juan; Santiago b'uus
sick: Iran (Norl Heisnsbors
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

presumably TO
What particularly interested The Tribune callers was
Dwight The had been freshly painted and
made appearance didn't Closely but
bumps and suggesting that had been climbing
trees dispung cable Mr. Holmes himself exhibited
its attractions to the prospects"
as Dr. Dwight here" asked one of the visitors
with be here?"
know that he will be here"
Isnt asked the prospect innocenty
ike to see him and be that this is his car
The previous all smiles, became sury
Do YOU the carp he demanded scowng
his callers.
They didn't Before departing they had time to note
of place SO insist
ent lin upon The signs specified the storage charges
fol rcarso of various designs.
Even L. H. Bachner Of 1913 Lexington
sticks but the shine is rather taken
the claim and Show Room Possibly he private
views an artist hand vehicles in this show
loom Here the left and as % on the right
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

Tho caretaker neither Of which satac
Something the prospective purchaser I'm Will
what want Don't know where there's
a higher class for sale?"
"Sure" replied the caretaker. got EN-
Something else besides these two?"
He'll sell Don't make odd, to him
which he SELLS How'd nj Cadillac suit you?"
Where does boss fve?"
This however, would disclose He'd call him and ask
minutes rolled Cadillac and
out stepped-who but Sullivan Of the "prvate estate
$50 YOU this place. too" remarked the Tribune
far toward jufyng his middle
Presently sufficiently the Cadillac $780, al
The the Cadillac when adver
Putnam Avenue was s575
following Telegram advertisements exploit the usedcar us
of Kennedy:
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

SELL Instantly dealer dropped his pretsnce OF being pVe per-
son. handed over his card tentative offer for the
returned and Suivans absence mace
Of the private estate shrewd old
his in the farce quite cvery The callers
the advertisement Studebake
seng DOORS touring electric lights searer etc. at 1870
be Sudebaker ALL but an
NJ F. quito distinct model though by the and
electric lights there but were not part OF
original and their adjustment decidedly pachy e
other Of Mr. Casper Sui
bargains Nothing Of the wnb to be found on the e.
left the place but they noe
yet done with its presiding genius.
following led them another abode Of secondhand
privacy of Brooklyn at 1866 Pacific
Street,
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Nov. 20.-Ths storm In the iake
region has passed to tho northeast ana the WINDS
have diminished in all districts. although the
wind, Saturday hsd gallo force. particularly on
Lake Er,s. vhers maximum velocity OF rs miles
an hour was recorded With tho exception OF
snow along the Great Lakes. fair weather mas
prevailed in all parts Of tbs country. There mas
been a marked fall IN tSanperstur7 IN the Nocky
Maintain region snd rise in the southwest and
The loger Ohio Valley. The weather Sundsy shd
Wondsy VIII be fair in practically all district. east
81. IN The Ohio Valley Sunday. The temperature
SiI y fai In the lover Mississippi and lower OHIO
valleys Elsewhere the changes VIII be uhih-
Winds FOR sunday and Monday-North and MID
die Atlantic fresh southwest 70 west s9Gtn s9 AZ AZ,
iantic moderate southwest. east Gun, nght sna
,t,bis mostly west: west Gulf moderate south
unnsr lakes and lower lakes. fresh west.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

FORD touring. 1918; on sccount OF business
difficulties I am in position to oher my
car: has been used two months, in the best
of condition; has demountabe rims, Slip
covers, extra tires and tubes. electric lights
and full kit OF tools must he sold 10 settle
an estate Inquire PRIVATE, 1854 Atlantic
az. and Troy av.. Brooklyn; Sumner av. car
passes the door.
A LADY sacrifices 1915 Ford; has been used
two months In the best OF condition mas
demountabe rims slip covers, extra tires,
tubes electric lights and full kit OF tools
must he sold on account OF reverses. Inquire
tprivate) 1854 Atlantic av.. corner Troy aV.,
Brooklyn. Sumner av. cars pass the door.
A LADY sacrifices 1915 Ford: has been used
two months; In the best OF condition; has
defnountable rim. slip covers, extra tires and
tubes electric lights and full kit OF tools:
must be sold on account OF death Inquire
private. ] .654 Atlantic and Troy av:
Sumner sv. cars pass the door. Miss VOSS,
ProokiNu
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

responsible merchant Mr. Bachner be inferred from the
presented the magnificent xcynder touring car Max
model Maxwell built such model for
Tribune supposed be broker he
the other Tribune supposed to be
$50 commission
anything $780, That's about what it has got the house.
he said likewise forgot his privacy learning that the visitors Ford
was for sale, and offered 1925 for it
impressive and thus far dis
covered in the explorations is Brooklyn conducted by
Mr. Casper Sullivan 92 Avenue and
he found at the private estate" Suivans catch
the advertisements herewith with
included Mr. Suivans card which exhibits popularity
common cards of gentlemen privately nhabng private
estates. a telephone number
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
- vycrrrIoNAL SACRIFICE.

A. YXcErroNAL s4oRlFlcR: ,.,
ror ,.rs.i.i trssuus KESrONSlBLf MfIE
(HNNT tuust sa-rlnice follow luE hiSh grade ahto-
,ul.iis.. fnc coitiiians ndlrK this 's' arc
Wnn.nni MAGNIFlCfNT ,A CYLINDER touring :
,.rtr. nssis electric iahUuK and slnrilnc, nrn,,,
tif,liy peu cost s.. 100. sskiux $50: MIR i:i.
DtCEApQtT. us-d ,sGv liitic. $3.50: oAkLAHp
IOspNiOl,iI.E n~ed on. season Sij: PAfsifh.
SlNtlFR WACkAROtT rcry viat'y. ~ sp'rnol
rs,t.tL,u "a. Above sutoWOdir. slwIyh had
io1' 81 esrc snd EvrRY rOsslnlf FoI,r,-
ttt.N1 rnT 1NSTTCTiON ~ ENPEHI ,Nf
sIISIics With 'Dt.MONSTRATlON 70 ~ n:
'1iiksKMs ,,sATtSIS[m96X ~ @ @rntNAstlH
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
c, H,z,irs Nov ls-Southerndown tBr). New
York. -. vi,
Cette, Nov iS-Dlbouti Fr). New YORK
Gibraltar. Nov ls-River Araxas tBr), Ne"
York for Genoa.
SAILED
Cet,e. Nov brio Sorocabs (Br). New torn.
Bombay, Nov r-City OF Calcutta ibD' Ne"
York. -, A., w.,
Buenos Ayre, Nov ie--Pampa iArs), New YORK
~ vincent c V Nov 20-Ardsnsorm tBD iron
New York; ylaiiyostok.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
RiDate Garages That
Take in the Public

called enough offer 75 for their
Ford
Whence Mr. D. Dwight Holmes Of 300 West 10th Street. derives all
Perhaps he digs them out of the
hard he isn't above his middle
name in his advertising which he
in "The Evening Telegram:
ownership
at Holiness
example Mr. Hollis
ter bore singular advertised days later Mrs
Schifes percepe difference being of creamo
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

$50 .. n.
J,psn. Corel China Philippine Islands (vis
seattlel--Manla MarI .............. Io-oE
japan, Corea. China tyia Seatte)-Saho -
Ahru .............a...s..s ..'.s...
Hawaii Ma San Franci.col-Ms,sonia. NOV 20
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China Via san Fran -
clscol-Seattls Msru. ru.............:..... NOV -
c.scoD--C transport. ................ .rec 1
Hawaii. Philippine Islands Samoan Islands.
Australia. New Zealand tna san Fran
clsCOJ-clerTa sSNN =
Tahiti, Maruuesas Cook Islands New Zsa-
land. Australia (va San Franciseo)-
Hawaii Fin Islands. Nev Zealand. Australia
ma Vancouver and Nictora)-Makura Dec IL
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

Ford shown, with the representation that was
The motor number 488469 identifying
The shape and mostly three
CYLINDERS Kennedy explained due insufficient gasoene in
of which will appeal expes Another ad
address offered 1915 Ford the otenbH
The machine 1872 pranked out with
resemble Kennedy $3.50
1914 Ford good condition S2o is good price This 1872
nothing like that let alone $3.50 But that
bargain be expected by the seeker The Te
erar brand of private" sales.
which seekers for Fords will do well avoid
Street Brooklyn Here
lures-in The Evening Telegram" of course
/ . Ford touring ar
oiubk ca
"
b sold. runabout
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
ARRIVED.

Advance Cristobal Nov r. 70 tho Panama
Railroad IS Line. with mdse. Bar. J m.
Bergensfjord (Norl. Christisnia and CHRIS
tiansand Nov :. Stayanger and Bergen ~
70 Benham s Boyesen, with mails and mdse.
Bar. 9 y m. 18Th.
Bristol City tBD. Bristol Oct 80 and swan
sea Nov 4 10 James Arkell & 60. with mdse.
Bar, 10 m. 10Th. ,
Giuseppe Verdi Gtal: new. $3.50 tonsl
Genoa Nov T. Naples g and Palermo g., TO
Mcdonnell &, Trunda. with mails and mdse
Bar, 10 a. m. 18TH. ,,-,t..
Holbein (Br). Liverpool Nov 8. to the White
Spsndor dtaD. Leghorn Oct 30. TO ID T
Warden. Bar. IL m. 18th -.
storfond CNoD. santa Fc oct is por'
son So Line. with quebracho wood. Bar.
q N. -
Westmount CBr). Santa Cruz Nov ana
ard m,hogany. Bar. . m. lsth. =,
Wiihelrnira, Wilmington. Del. 20 h oui'
A Co, with nidse. Quarantine. $3.50 m
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
niSK j JTjr aittrfI., f. fri'si"n.T ~ .sr,i1t' r:
ptSi.ftr. sl.~'t,ic Nshts. ,,uDvpiais INA
iNflrs,. ssta. Ia.s dsr ,,sy. Ltte" sJIe. kfs
r.. i-" Il'<ts .Ss5W,a3~sy. Tsi.ieone. fifS-

All the above advertisements
gram but catch local trade Mr. Sullivan Brok,v
Eagle" also
The Putnam Avenue place large handsome
luxury Behind it, nesting hrubbev which
almost conceas IT, is brick with two showing
setting well appointed
the curb when the Tribune representatives called They
greeted Mr. Sullivan whom they stated faly that they had
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
1NNhSnM oprnntiiNirA

AZ -VStSUIJ OPPORTUNITY.
| OWING to CIRCUMSTANCES Must SFLi -
SesEf fSSGssiEHf g SrhNBb RSIh dSls ,ylV ai
llghiing and starring practically ncv COS, .. so
.sdnE $50: JEFFERY RUNAl,olT snlcnd',
condition S375; REAUTiFUL AMERICAN, w
oer.lups lisht . nassenser. rssf months. -"
lOAkLAND llgbt . passenger, .leeani t.Nts
$40: above automobiles bsve EVERY POSStB'E
lEQuf?MEST. INSPECTION sDl pEMONSlliA.
TiON will be most cylyuciDg. ~ PRA ATE
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
A GENUINE SACRIFICE.

Two lnts model automobiles. light six pas
senger Studebaker. like new, price $500; also
Buick. light five passenger touring price
1875; both cars have every possible equip
ment electric lights, sef-startsr, demount-
able rims. extra rims, new tires. extra tires
tubes and tools, &C. See caretaker a. owner
private rarage, 1855 Pacific ST. corner New
York av., Brooklyn, two blocks OF Bedford
ay Telephone 967W-Buthwick.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Our Inllue, n.
ciusiy. Paris creations in simiii Diamonds
and Peries Electra. our Rich Mourning jew
elry in Real Paris cut Jet. our Delicious IA
quisia Perfumes In Fancy, Dainty Packages
JAMNES. Lt3 9Th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

WANTED FOR JANUARY
Fully furnished housekeep-
ing apartment, not less than
two bedrooms. below Doth ST.,
for one month. State price
and number of rooms in an.
swering. o. Room oo7, Tribune
Building.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

rn,y ~; r{nn w,piy, - Msstosg
1,.g'si; ,ri~ i.i1; ,,i"o sinishsi.S < S1r Ssss1r
'.,rn-; pr'', snh .'|v" 'Ar, hsr. n.w
'~i-'0r-o' "ieetr- ieiit aiiI .iori.r. ,nvi l
49," sd fsIoo.Nrrt'.i 10 L. apirsclaff,i. ~
s'H ''ethDsb. rFi,sis ,.iai. d.I i,tssn -
IA th-.' RI Hs"i~h,. Irc,il'n. I,i~phope
~. t]trIcl,
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

W. PhN1Ff PIKrY wTglfEs7 ~ plsF0sE,
~ nene, fi,s pa,sepser Csoiilsc: pev flres ef
fY5>tir.. sod tools. .iesr,c self ,,,ry, t,setsis
,s-,5l91. ssrsain: soT.. Ccaehnaas gr,nx so
~ sokIn. Tslcpsons il2-busnvief:-----4---9
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ACCOUNTANT has fsz hours each day o. Dis
pOsal. thoroughly Efficient. frs cia. references I;
VIZ moderate charges Jackson. les W. eth s,
CEMENT. water proonng. mason would lik.
position --ith some building material deal
ers 10 prompt samo. concrete. mosaic com
position. &. w. Box 70. Tribun. Ofice
CHAUFFEUR ii. married, no family:
sober. reliable. careful driver: good refer
ences. willing 20 be useful around house !:
country. moderate salary. = H.. Bor S.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 BROADWAY
CHAUFFLt R--PriTaie fimilJ. sir years' erpen-
enoe. drive All cars. do own repsirs. references
the be.i. 322 IVES, 5sih 81
USEFUL MAS.-German. understands YIr-
mace. house and garden work. Geisenhof 7
.. ave.
Female
VISITING GONERNESS Very successful
Win backward children. Address Miss L
Richmond, II Irving Place,
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

tsfs- -ii sitYs ,-I.7 LATE M6brL ,...,....
1N., cssis.,s'!,Aspsn" si.s!A .."s,,.t s.% ii;e;:
sl., mary .ltre, TIN. elos. 'eos r1',,.
les,s,s s:i faiss,s sv.. two hocts on Prosd'.
lwsy. P,sosiyn. 1,.plycn,. 5jl2-knsnsEe
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

ror,ea,,, for Special LocsiItia.-NeW England
r,.,ern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
,.-<,v Delaware. virginia North Carolina. Lou
,.,.n, lover Michigan. fair sunday ard Monday;
o.,.t,,,a A,s.n.., Western Texas Eastern Texas
TIness.s WeS,ern New York fair and colder sun
dav. Monday fair: Maryland and District OF 10 30.
imn,its fair SUNDAY Monday partly cloudy south
Csroiins Georgia Florida. Alabama. iai az
wsrrne- sunday. Monday partly cloudy Mis'sipp,
Ill SUNDAY and Monday. colder Monday "este,n
pnnnsvivania. Ohio. Indiana. West Virginia CLOUDY
sundsy. probably rain Monday fair and colder
Local ofeIaI Reeord.-The following oftcial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes III the
temperature for the last twenty -four hours IN com
narison with the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees &"
n nj: lowest. 40 (at : ?. m); average So aver
age for corresponding dso last year. 3o average 'o'
csrrcSponding date last thirty three years -.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
HELP WANTED.


ACCOUNTANT with theoretical know1edss
and practical experience. who 10 competent
20 handle detail. quick to erAsp conditions
and willing; moderate salary; Give full de-
tails. salary. references. etc, A.. BoI 70,
Trihunc Ofrce.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
ndA6rRH ALMANAC.

sunrss e5s: sunse. ass; Eccn rises. ss'
nj mooc's agA IL
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
BUSINESS CARDS.

WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT BY
r. LONGMAN'S SONS. gold and silver reaners.
IL John ~.
ANsONIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co.-Movins.
packing shipping Automobile vans for long dis.
tancc Send postal for estimate. l5v West s9,h st.
Phone 3n3? Riverside
BORG Buy. Diamonds. Old Gold. silver. Platinum
Antiques and Pawn Tickets $50 Wes 23d St
BrfY II. best CENr-A POST envelopes. Also the
one piece stationery. wEsLETs. j. WEST hfr.
81 Pro-pct St. Brooklyn.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING C0.-ClesnJ by
compressed air. steam. hand or on door. 1858
Broadwp, i2l East tsth ct. coz BRANDT.
Tel ~? ssth.
pI sALvO BRos.-Antiaus furnitufs. bnc- a-brac
sheffield and solid silver seS Fourth Az t2sth
At 'rhons 22i5 Madison So
FBI.E's ART GALLERY. iB West <2d st
Antiques curios. old jewels silvervare.
rare fans paintings miniatures and weap-
onos old gold bought
MILTICKArH TYPEwRIrrEN LETTERS, 500.
81 so. 900 siI5. 10000. 80. GEO.
WEATHERFORD 100 Broadway (Eautabls Blds.b.
Rocm i.i3i Rector <5t2.
NEw YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARpkTa
Prices Ressonable Send ior SIcni1
m tSsa.tsss Bnsni tsI.tss was tsA ~
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21

ioe,l ForecaS-Fair to-day and 70 morrow no
,,urh rh,nss IN temperature. fresh west winds
New-York tribune., 1915-11-21
WORK WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COUPTE-English Protestant: butler. generally
useful: nrst ciss cook. take full charge. highly
recommended. country preferred Martha Golfers
agency. tST 9Th Ar
Female
IRWIN'S AGENCY, -, - ws, a,,.i. s' 81 ,.1 ~.
established.
Special department for high Grade domsstics
Comprehensise and thorough invesusatou OF all
references.
A-A.-HOFMAYER Agency, now located
At 10 r <sd ST.. 81 floor. Reliable domestic
help. Tel. s9i7-Murray Hi.
AA-wAITRESS or CIIAMRERMAlD.- .-
Young Canadian Protestant. excellent long
references. G.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency 10
East i3i st.. 81 floor. Telephone. ssi7 Mur-
ray Hill.
CiIIDs NURSE or NURSERY COVER
NESS-YounE Protestant understands kin
aergarten methods good references. $50 TO
sI L.. Miss nofmayer's Agency 10 East i5i
st. 81 noor. Telephone. @'' Murray Iil.
COOK. Young swcde. well recommended: 81
to $40 L.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10
East l3t st. ID noor. Telephone SA Muir.
rAy Hill. -..- -