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QUESTIONABLE NOW
BIG JUDICIARY ISSUE
UntermyeTs Qualifications
and Other Things Ignored.

Statements and counter statements
few thick and fast yesterday in regard
20 the QUESTIONABLE of Irwin Untermyer,
Tammany candidate for Justice of the
Supreme Court. The question as to why
Charles F. Murphy had him nominated
and as to whether he was qualified for
the office were entirely lost sight Of
An attempt was made yesterday to
turn a meeting of the Actors Equity
League into a ratification of the can
didacy of Irwin Untermyer. a vigorous
protest was made by several of those
present at the meeting in the Hotel
Astor.
Justus Sheffield in a long speech ad
vised all present, some $500 in number
10 vote for Mr.. Untermyer and against
Justice Newburger. His argument was
that cambridge Colby. chairman OF the
Newburger committee, had been coun-
sci for the theatrical managers in the
recent strike of the actors.
Miss Margaret Vail, in spite of efforts
to stop her, made a motion that the
association protest against an attempt
on the part Of the governing body to
influence the members as to how they
should vote
Francis Wilson, president, turned the
motion huswise putting it:
The motion is: Shall the Actors
Equity Association stand by those who
have stood By themY'
There was a volume of ayes, and Mr..
Wilson declared Miss Nail's motion lost,
and the incident was closed.
Henry G.. Gray, chairman OF a local
board, took exception to the statements
made by the clerk of Mr. Unterpyers
draft board in a letter to the latter.
Taking up the paragraph in the clerks
letter reading 'Tn view OF the fact that
your (AIr. Untermyer's) questionable
showed you owned a farm, II was not
passed upon by the local board at all,
but under the law went direct to the dis
trict board" Mr.. Gray made this COM
ment:
THAT statement shows conclusively
that Mr.. Untermyer actually made a
claim for deferred classification on agri-
cultural grounds, because questionnaires
were not sent to the district board for
Industrial ana agricultural classification
except where a claim was made. That
seems common sense. but besides that l
'E0uv what am talking about. because
myself chairman OF one of the
cards in this city. The district
was toe overburdened with work.
b.. .ssry one knows, to examine state
ments as to agricultural occupation
where no claim is made"
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QUESTIONABLE NOT
GIVEN UNTERMYER
Secretary Baker Turns Down
Messengers Sent by Candi-
date to Get a Copy.
HAD WRITTEN AUTHORITY
Position Taken That Records
Are Confidential and Must.
BE Kept SO.
Special Despatch 10 Tur srS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. BIN line with the
announcement to THE Sun that In no
circumstances whatever would the ques-
tonnaire of Irwin Untermyer of New
York be made public. Peter c. Harris,
Acknowledgement of the army, declined
to-day 70 exhibit the QUESTIONABLE TO
two npn who came to Washington armed
with written permission from Inter
myer
Gea. Harris was acting under orders
from Secretary Baker in refusing to let
any part Of the Untermyer QUESTIONABLE
reach the public gaze. He even refused
to disclose the names of the two men who
went to him with written authority
from Untermyer. II developed later that
they were Frederick II. Bugher. formerly
Police Commissioner of New YORK. ana
Theodore l.. Hermann.
Tile secretary of War this afternoon
elaborated somewhat on the statement
made 10 THE Sun last night. He said !:
This survey of the man power OF
the nation Gas represented by the col
lection of uuestonnaires now the prop
erty of the War Department. was made
for a purely military purpose. Men
were asked TO come IN anu ulSclOSe
their intimate family relationships and
10 make complete disclosure of their
talents and OF their tastes in order that
the Government might assert them most
usefully from military point of view.
THE questionable was confidential in
character and the War Deartment
ought to keep that confidence, so that
II we ever undertake to make similar
survey in the future the men who are
asked the questions will know that they
are not going to be embarrassed by an
unexpected or dissipated use of the rec
ord OF any relationship which they had
with the Government from a military
point of view.
1.-THE fact that man Is a candidate
for public office does not, in my opin-
ion alter the situation at ALL. / do not
think the opponents of the men who
have filed questionnaires ought to be
able to tease them into a situation where
they will ask the War Department to
relax its confidential attitude in this
matter.
The only use. as l understand it,
which can be made OF these records,
other than the uses OF the War Depart
ment, Is as evidence in the prosecution
of a man who has made false answers
10 any of the questions contained in the
Questionable"
The sun., 1919-11-04
RACE RIOT TRIALS
BEGIN IN ARKANSAS
First of 100 Negroes Is Con-
uicted of Murder.

HELENA, Ark. Nov. 3.-The trial OF
the charges against more than one hun
bred negroes growing out of the recent
race troubles near Elaine. a village III
the southern part OF the county, began
here to-day. The defendants are &C
cused of assault with intent to commit
murder.
The first case called was that OF Frank
Hicks, accused OF killing Clinton Lee.
The jury was chosen in half an hour
end as the defence had no witnesses
Hicks was convicted of first degree muir
der. The next case will be called to-
morrow. and the others will follow in
order.
The Elaine disturbance grew out OF
the organization among the negroes OF
what they called the Progressive Farm
srs and Household Union OF America.
The purpose OF this organization, &C
cording TO Prosecutor Z. p. Andrews
was to kill planters IL they failed to
satisfy the negroes when settlements for
the years crops were made.
The sun., 1919-11-04
THRONGS ANSWER
RED CROSS CALL
Drive for 1000, 900 Members
Here Opened.

The American Red Gross opened its
third annual roll call yesterday and an
effort will be made to secure 1000. 900
members in New York city between now
and Armistlce Day, a week hence. The
campaign was formally begun on the
steps Of the Sub-Treasury in Wall
street at 8 O'Clock. and Martin Vogel.
Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, presided at the meeting there
Those who spoke were Major Arthur
Bies Of the Royal WEIGH Fuslliers, who
was the British Governor at Cologne
after the occupation; Col Arthur Lynch,
member Of Parliament, and Miss Ma
ron Holden and Mrs. Alice Mckay
hel!ey, overseas Red Cross workers.
subscriptions we're successfully solicited
from the crowds by a corps of young
women, including Miss Alice Dawson.
daughter of Henry +. Dawson. A visit
oy Miss Dawson to the Morgan offices
az Broad and Wall street netted several
thousand dollars
The work OF solicitation went on all
over the city and 5000 workers were
husy pinnlng Red Cross buttons on the
lspels OF all who would contribute 81.
ana there were but few rerusals.
The sun., 1919-11-04
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

SIS Lake Ont ario. Cardiff. oc. i6.
s. Cabo Cervera. Seville. Oct. Il.
IS 0nekama. Gibraltar. Oct IL. ...
So " est Munham Cristobal, Oct. p.
So Castle Point. Cristobal, Oct. %.
SIS Londonier, Clyde. Oct. II.
SIS Wimbledon. Gibraltar, Oct. Is.
IS West Calumb, Cristobsl. Oct. ..
Sc Aiken. Rotterdam, Oct. l6.
Sc West HemRtlte, Havre. Oct. N.
SIS Royal George, SOUTHAMPTON. Oct T.
~ Caialuna: Cadlz, Oct. 20
IS Hsrish. London, Oct. II.
IS Hokkai Maru, Havre, OCT. -
s. nadioIeiHS: Gibraltar, Oct II,
SIS The Lambs. St. Nazaire. Oct. II.
SIS Point Lobos, Avonmouth, Oct. ~.
SIS Kaiea, Antwerp, Oct. 10.
Ne Africana CadiI, Oct. 21
SIS General Turner, Marseilles. Oct. is.
IS Lieut.. jean Laurent. Hayre, Oct. 20.
IS Tidewater, Genoa, Oct. L.
SIS Thorwald Halyorsen. Christians. Oct 70.
SIS West Hartley, Cristobal, Oct. IS.
IS Taurus, ST. Lucia, Oct. 2s.
SIS Neuw Amsterdam. Plymouth, Oct. Is.
SIS Carmania, Liverpool. Oct. rs.
IS Nayarino. London. Oct. q.
SIS Lake Gilta- London, OCT. p.
ss Ossining, Avonmouth, Oct. q.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Golden Gate. Chrislania Oct. 81
SIS Casper. Nantes. Oct. q,
IS Hickman. Fayal. Oct Is.
SIS West Point, Hull, Oct "a
SIS Metspan, Cristobsl. Oct. %.
SIS Pannonia, Gibraltar. Oct. 81.
Due THURSDAY
SIS Caserta, Naples. Oct. %.
IS Florence Luckenbsch, Rotterdam. Oct. a.
SIS Vestalia. Bristol. Oct. %.
IS Rock Island. Gothenburs. Oct q.
SIS ST. Michael, Para. Oct. IS.
The sun., 1919-11-04
YOUNG WOMAN DIES OF BURNS
Miss Hynard's Gown Caught Fire
When Serving Tea.

Miss Alice Hynard, 30, a secretary In
the Office of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company. died last night in
Flower Hospital. She was burned over
much OF her body Sunday night in the
apartment Of DR.. and Mrs. Il. r. Lewis
in 327 Central Park West. where she
lived. A filmy gown. put on in anticipation
of a call by friend, caught fire while
Miss Hynard was making tea. DR..
Lewis was severely burned on the hands
while trying to smother the flames with
a rug.
Or. Lewis is the superintendent of
Flower Hospital Mrs. Lewis had been
a lifelong friend OF Miss Hynard. The
young woman had been in their home
since she was graduated from Pratt
Institute. She was the daughter OF a
wealthy grocer in Warwick, N. Y
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ARRIvALs-MoNpAY. NOV. 4

ARRIvALs-MoNDAY. nov. 3.
Sc Lapland, Southampton. Oct. g.
IS Roma. Lisbon. Oct. 10.
IS Orizaba, Brest, Oct. a5
IS Ocean, Rotterdam, Oct 49,
Motor ship Borgland Copenhagen. Oct i6
IS T1vtves Crstobal, Oct %.
So Commodore Rollins. Port Antonio. Oct. Is.
- Lake Hewes. Caibarien Oct q.
IS Grove. Philadelphia, Nov. /.
Sc Justin, Norfolk. Nov. /.
IS Canopic, Boston, Nov. ..
IS Apache, Jacksonville, Oct. ii
Sc Eocene, Providence, Nov. 2.
rs Lake Winthrop. Boston. Nov. l.
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Minister stovsiI Resigns.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.---P. s. stovall.
United States Minister TO Switzerland
for six and half years. has sent his
resignation to the State Department, and
his friends are endeavoring TO procure
action by President Wilson or the State
Department In passing upon its accept
snce. The resignation was sent to Wash
ington more than two months ago, but
President Wilson's illness has prevented
consideration OF It.
The sun., 1919-11-04
JAMAICA GAS TIGHT STARTS.
company Begins Legal Fight to
Raise Rents.

An effort is to be made by the ia
az. Gas Light Company TO increase
It's rate from 81 a thousand feet. the
unit set by statute, to s1.e5. The COM
pany supplies fas to Jamaica, Richmond
mn and other sections of the Fourth
ward in Queens.
IN order to avoid possible fines. should
the rate be Illegally advanced, the com
pany has applied for an injunction from
me supreme Court to prevent officials
VINO could bring action against II from
ooing SO. Papers in the suit were
served Yesterday and argument on the
mo,ion Is TO be made in the Supreme
court, Brooklyn, next Monday
The sun., 1919-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises; ..s:9s A NJ Sun sets, ...45l p NJ
Moon sets.....2:25 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY hook: :ol A NJ Gov. Island. 4 % A NJ
He'll uate..... e:0i A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 10 ;3s A NJ Gov. Island 10 50 A N
He'll Gate. .12 :Oi p NJ
The sun., 1919-11-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To day,

Gibraltar Greece must be specially addressed
for despatch by this steamship, via Gibraltar
and pstrzs also parcel post nails for Gibral-
tar and Greece, SIS. Presidente Wilson, 10
A. N.
embourg. Czecho slovahia, Jugo-slavia, Tren-
tino. Trieste, German-Austria; Poland, SwitI-
eriand, Italy. Spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt,
British India. British East Africa, Malta
Gibraltar, Ceylon. Straits Settlements and
Persia via Brest: also parcel post mails for
France. Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, u. 3. A
Il. Siboney, ! p. NJ.
Wednesday, Nov. g.
Great Britain, ireland. Netherlands Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Gernany. Hungary, Lithu-
ania, Latvia. Finland, Archangel. South Al.
rica Gibraltar, Madeira and Cape Verde
Islands. via Plymouth. Havre and Southamp-
ton; also parcel post mails for Great Britain,
Ireland, Egypt. British India; British East
Royal George, A. N.
Italy parcel post mails and specially adj
Creased correspondence, via Naples and
Asores Islands and Madeira. via Horta.
Angra, Ponta Delgada and Funchal: also
parcel post mails for Azores and Madeira,
IS. Roma. 1870 A. NJ.
Thursday, Nov. 8.
Spain Especially addressed only, via CadIz
and Barcelona; also parcel post mails for
spain, Canary Islands and Ceuta, Melilla and
Tangier In Morocco. S. Montserrat, A. M.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany Lithu.
ania and IAtvtn, via Christiansand Chris
tiania and Copenhagen; also parcel post mails
for Norway, Sweden and Denmark. by rail
to Philadelphia, Pa, and thence by SIS
Frederick VIII, IL A. NJ.
Saturday. Nov. s.
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Cherbourv
and Southampton. Mail must ny specially
address for despatch ty this steamer SIS,
ireland. via Londonderry (other couutries
via Glasgow. must be specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer), IS. Columbia,
A. NJ.
Italy (parcel post mails and specially ad
dressed CORRESPONDENCE. via Naples and
Genoa, SIS. TnorminA. $50 A. NJ.
Germany Especially addressed only, via
Hamburg; also parcel post mails for Ger
many and Austria, SIS. Mar Rojo, 10 A. M
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa. via
81. Vincent and Cape Town; also parcel post
mails for, Union Of South Africa. ss
TRANsPACIFIo NAILS.
The connecting mails close at the General
Post office and City Hall Post ONCE Il alton
New York. at p. M. AZ follows:
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and Nsv
zealand. via San Francisco. IS. sonoms,
Tahiti. Marauesas. Cook Isiands. New zs.-
land and spec ally addressed mail for aus
ualta. via San Francisco. S.. Moana. Nov 10
Hawaii. Japan. Corea and China Especially
addressed only. via San Francisco. SIS. Ecua-
Hawaii. Japan. corea. China. Siberia. siam,
Cochin China and Netherlands East lnuies
via San Francisco, IS. Nile. Nov TO-
Japan. Corea, China, siberia, Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East IndieA via
Seattle. b. Chicago Aaru- Nov. IL
The sun., 1919-11-04
WILLYS BUYS TRUCK co.
Purchase Made of Republic Motor
Plant at Alma. Mich.

DETROIT, Nov 3.-Announcement was
made to-day by Charles G. Rhodes. sec
rotary and treasurer OF the Republic
Motor Truck Company, that controlling
interest in the company had been pur-
chased by John N. WHY'S and the WHY'S
interests. The company Is capitalized at
100000 and Its plant at Alama, Mich,
Is the largest In the world devoted ex-
ciuslvely to the manufacture Of trucks.
In making the announcement Mr..
Rhodes said that no change in the per-
sonalle or management of the company
would be made at present.
The sun., 1919-11-04
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Cretic. from Gibraltar.
IS Baltic, from Liverpool.
IS Strathfillan, from Glasgow.
SIS Carib, from Gibraltar,
Sc Servian Prince. from Liverpool.
rs wallowa. from Fayal.
SIS Neeolah. from London.
Ss Anversoise, from Antwerp.
SIS Cold Spring. from Rotterdam
SIS City of Manila. from Gibraltar.
SIS Decatur Bridge. from Greenock.
Sc Iepanto, from Antwerp.
SIS Couchatta, from FayA.
Sc City of Benares, from Calcutta.
SIS 0skaws. from Southampton.
IS Westoil, from Spezra.
The sun., 1919-11-04
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK

Sc Belvidere. at Gibraltar.
IS Sirrah. at Amsterdam.
IS Lake Grsmpus. at Port Said
IS Eurybates. at Singapore
IS Faith, at Gibraltar.
Sc st. Duustan, at Port said
SIS Barendrecht. at Alicante.
SIS Francis. at Santos.
IS Delavan. at Rio.
IS Carlo Castle, at Cape Town.
IS Egremont Castle. al Alden.
SIS Lcnape, at Jacksonville.
The sun., 1919-11-04
Leviathaa Post to Organize.

meeting to organize the U. S. S.
Leviathan Post. American Legion. is to
be held on board the Leviathan at Pier
g. Hoboken, at 7;45 o'clock Thursda y
evening. II was announced yesterday.
The post is expected to be one OF the
largest in the country.
The sun., 1919-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RICE, Chocolate in. Bars. cocoa powder
bacon. lard. beef tallow, t7Ss suet, salt bur ,
ter. standard condensed milk, haricot beans
hour, cigarettes, candles (good samples. N
possible). for purchase. ADALBERTO DE
CARVAI.Ho. Rue de Spa, 20. Brussels. Bel
GUM.
The sun., 1919-11-04
TYPEwRITEHs RENTED.
Typewriters
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

Non Visible, . Mos. %; Visible, 3 Mos. n % N
Initial Payment Applies IL PuTch ased.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co.. mo.
2a Brnad1ay, at Worth ST. 4 Tel StOi
70 u. 23d St, opp Madison Ave. | Frank!iA
THE TYPKWRlTkB ExCHANGR
g Barclay 81 II. f!S RsrcssS.
The sun., 1919-11-04
ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY OF
PAL BUILDING, BOROUGH OF MANHAT-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IN pursuance
or Chapter "a Of the Laws ot 1909 (constitut-
Ing Chapter II OF the Consolidated Lawp, ne
amended by Chapter 49, Section 3o1 Of the
Laws Of 1918, OF the boundaries Of each Of the
Of the designation of the place Of rceistra tlon
October eth, 7th, sth. 9TH 10th and 18th, and
OF the polling places for the election 70 be held
November 4th, 1879, In each of the election dis
trlcts in said County as follows:
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
The sun., 1919-11-04
NEW YoRK--westchester
NEW YOHk--Westchest
Briareliff Zodiac
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, n. Y,
Open Until After Thanksgiving.
LOST, round AND REWARD-

~~~-~~~>~~~--->--~~-~'
LosT--Sllver mesh bag containing money
and a st. Anthony medal on Friday even
ing October 81, around Cypress avenue
subway station. Liberal reward TO finder.
MISS SARAH DOSNELLY. s East slst
Street care OF Mrs. Totter..
LOST-Monday. about $3.50 p, NJ. ON
Broadway near Cortlandt ST.. an envelope
containing Aims and prints OF value 10
owner only. Reward for returning to C. w
OAKLEY, Room 427 25s Broadway.
The sun., 1919-11-04

SALESMAN, ACKNOWLEDGMENT hou,.
engaged In financing motor car sales de-
sIres to engage active. Industrious man or
good standing to present Its preferred
stock with common stock bonus, 10 in
vestors; investment amply secured and
AFFORDS high profit opportunity; most AZ.
tractive, salable security; liberal commits
sion 20 per cent basis only, but leads.
furnished. ITO West 10th ST., Suite 4OS
New York.
The sun., 1919-11-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE,

SALESMAN, experienced. wants to sell
anything; commission LANG. 22s Duhield
ST.. Brooklyn,
The sun., 1919-11-04
Fourth Assembly District.

~ ID Location. Business.
81 JACKSON st...-...-..-..,.......Gl aSsguttpr
Cor. Jackson and Madison SITS east
entrance on Madison st......P & 10
Cor, Jackson and Madison SITS west
entrance on Madison st........P s. II
Cor Henry and Gouverneur SITS.
entrance on Henry st........P 3 i47
Cor. BroOnic and Cannon SITS east
entrance on Broome ST.. z. s ITO
o. hoelCk ~ .''''.. ''....,.......P Pool pHrlor
Cor Lewis and RiNington sts exit
on Lewis st....,........,.....p & ~
Cor lewis and Rivlngton SITS exit
on Rivlngton st..,..........P s So
Cor, Broome and Cannon sts north
entrance on Cannon ST.. r = no
10 Cor. Broome and Sheriff SITS sheriff ,
ST. entrance coo. .....-..... 80 y = n
II Cor. Broome and Sheriff SITS entrance
exit Is, on BrOOme step = "A
IL Cor, Broome and Ridge SITS I'd emit
south Of Delsncey on Ridge ST,
1: Cor. Broome and Ridge SITS. nsiu
entrance on BrOome st.,.......P s. %
"a Rvington. Ridge and Pitt SITS. south
entrance on Ridge st.........P. S
is Rvington, Ridge and Pitt SITS. south
entrance on iltt ht'....,..,....P. s.
l6 Attorney St, bet, RvngtOn and stan
ton SITS, boys entrance .s...P \ ia
II Attorney ST., bet Rivington and stan
ton SITS, boys entrance,..,,P. s. ia
IS 1853 SUFFOLK st. ,..,.....,................ Office
10 Cor. Riyington aud Suffolk SITS RIy-
ingtOn ST, entrance ...,,......,p \ 1cn
20 1877 Broome st, east entrance. p s 100
q Is7 Bruome st., west Cntrance.....P & 100
o Cor Rivington and Suffolk sts SUI
folk st entrance. ...........,.P s. 100
g III Ludlow ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Barber
The sun., 1919-11-04
HELL wANTEp--FEMALE.
LOOK TO THE FUTURE

LOOK TO THE FUTURE
A nderful future
stretches before this great
city of New York. More
and more commerce will
center here, more and
larger ships will enter our
harbors; more and swifter
trains will rush in and out
of our stations; more bust
ness, involving bigger af-
fairs than ever before, will
be transacted in our build
ings.
By its very nature, the tele-
phone business must in
crease as the city develops.
AS industry grows and ex-
pands, its demands for tele-
phone service grow larger
and more exacting. 1t is
the duty and privilege of
the Telephone Company to
anticipate and meet these
demands.
There are wonderful oppor-
tunities right now in tele-
phone operating. Girls and
young women are needed to
handle the present enor-
nous telephone traffic.
These young women will
rise to higher positions with
greater responsibility and
higher salary as the in
creasing demand for tele-
phone service creates new
opportunities in the tele-
phone business. T h e
junior operator of today is
the supervisor, assistant
Chief Operator and Chief
Operator of tomorrow.
Girls 10 to 20 are wanted
for Telephone Operating.
Young women, al to IS, for
Night Telephone Operating.
Inquire at
MANHATTAN
MAIN Employment Office
1888 B'way, cor. 27th ST.,
8 A. M. to 6 p. M.
Branches
BRONX
453 E. fremont Av. IL M.
to g P. M.
BROOKLYN.
81 Willoughby ST., 9 A. M.
to s p. M.
1896 B'way, 9 A. M. to S
p. M.
NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY
The sun., 1919-11-04

Auto School Target and hest school In tn,
WEST SIDE U. a. Send for booklet and pass
Y II. G. A. to school. Telephone Columbus
as W. 9th st. 1870 special classes for ladies
The sun., 1919-11-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.

0--|>'"-~-~~N-~>N~~->I~|
A LARGE manufacturing concern in
Connecticut wants LABORERS. MOULD.
ERS, POLISHERS, BUFFERS and SPIN
NERS on all kinds OF metal. Good wages
to start and rapid advancement. Repre-
sentative will he at the State OF New York
Public Employment Service, IS Cooper
Square. New York City, November Srd. Sth
and 18th and explain all details.
The sun., 1919-11-04

LIE MOYNE MANOR, els Oriental Ave
half block from Boardwalk: adjacent to st
Charles Hotel; excellent table; open al
year. Telephone Sos7
The sun., 1919-11-04
INSTRUCTION,
BERKELEY-IRvING SCHOOL

311 West S3rd Street
FORTIETH YEAR
Prom PrinrarN to College,
Prepares boys for all colleges, technical
schools and for business. All grades. Thor
ough work. Small classes and individual
instruction. Gymnasium Building-Swim-
ming Pooi-Roof Playground-all on prem
p NJ II desired.
LOUIS ID. RAY. PHI. d.. Head Master.
Telephone SCHUYLER ASs6.
The sun., 1919-11-04

sAIESMES-I want sales manager and
salesmen to sell securities on a commission
basis; a new discovery and field thar
Affects eVeryonei your future and mine In
this new industry are limited only 10 our
ability to do things: do the first thing and
see me; let's get together, work together.
and make money together in this most
wonderful field; ] want men in the EASTERN
L. W. Martin. 1870 Broadway Room loiI
The sun., 1919-11-04
TOURS.
HELP WANTED-MALE

LEARN TO BE A CHARACTERISTICS,
ant profitable work. day and evenins
classes, Send for free booklet ana pass
WEST SIDE Y. N. c. A.. ais West 18th 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-01

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