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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
RUSSIAN DISTURBERS
HELD, BAIL REFUSED
Eight Face Charges of Sus-
piciOn of Treason and In
J citing to Riot.

Suspicion of treason and inCiting to
eight persons arrested for the demon
stration held by Russians in Washington
Square, Wednesday. Magistrate VIII
liam Sweetser in jefferson Market
Court declined to admit any of them to
bail.
The complaint was signed by Sergeant
James Gegan OF the bomb squad. He
had a bundle OF pamphlets. said TO ad-
vocate anarchi site doctrines, which will
be used at the trial.
Alexander l. Rorke, Assistant District
Attorney. who began an investigation
few hours after the demonstration said
ne was directing his inquiry to establish
deliberate attempt at rioting. The
notice of the meeting in the square,
which was published in Russian news
papers, did not gave the date for the
demonstration, he said. and he regarded
that fact as especially significant that
more serious trouble was intended.
THE attempt to parade is not espe-
cially significant" he said, but II 1t
is shown there was determined plan
to defy the authorities the case is quite
different. These persons must be stopped
~
serious consequences will result"
Mr.. Rorke said there will be con-
ference In his office at o'clock this
afternoon at which eyewitnesses OF
Wednesdays demonstration will be
present, including officers OF the Bomb
Squad and probably some of the de-
PENDANTS. Mr.. Rorke said he had re-
ceived letters from many persons who
wished TO give information. None OF
the communications complained OF po-
lice brutality in treatment of the Reds,
he said.
Detectives of the Bomb Squad added
the further information yesterday that
fifty OF the Reds, fleeing from the
mounted patrolmen, broke into the base
ment of the home of DR.. E. l.. Part
ridge, 10 Fifth avenue. shouting. Down
with the Cossacks :" The caretaker.
Mrs. Gala CHER, was 50 frightened that
she tainted The Breyoort Hotel report
ed that some of the Reds had molnen-
tarily taken refuge in the lobby but
were elected.
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TRAVIS PRAISES INCOME TAX
Hlames "Dreamers" for Need of
New state Levy.

Eugene NJ. Travis, State Comptroller,
described the income tax as the "easi-
est form of taxation TO meet the state
budget In an address to the Rotary
club al the McAlpin hotel yesterday.
hnd said the proper attitude for the
public was TO pay up promptly. The
present ratio of persons who are willing
70 pay their taxes without fuss is one
ont OF nineteen, Comptroller Travis de-
'ared, and the rest are worrying
in jail.
MI Travis pointed out that the budget
mas Increased s4s,000.000 IN the last
" I'VE Years, and wanted TO know what
vas going to happen II this ratio con-
"nnes every five years.
we are specially Indebted for this
state Of affairs to the dreamers In the
ntste' particularly in New York and
brooklyn, who sit up all night praying
70 God to help them to tell the Legis-
A,ure how To spend money" he said.
NM Travis announced that he intends
Keep his employees busy the year
mo disseminating information on the
ufrsuon OF the tax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
CHILD DODGES STREET DEATH.
Dives Into RunninG BOnrd of
Truck When Trapped.

Ilene McHale, S. Of eli East Fifty
first street, saved herself from serious
injuries while crossing Lexington ave
nue. yesterday when she was trapped
between two heavy motor trucks COM
ing from opposite directions. The
crowded traffic did not permit either
driver to turn out, and number OF
pedestrians who saw the girls plight
gathered anxiously on the curb.
Just as 1t seemed she would be struck
the child dived to the running board of
the nearest truck and lay there prone.
The other machine rumbled by less
than a foot away, but the girl had
tucked herself tightly into the niche
and was carried safely out of danger.
Her involuntary chauffeur stopped the
truck and climbed down. white-faced,
and marvelling how the child escaped.
The girl hoped off and ignoring the
crowd that wanted TO show its SYM
pathy ran on home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Export Demand Increases.

In their weekly trade report Neuss.
Hesslein & Co, Inc, state the demand
during the last few days for dry goods
for export has increased considerably
They state that importers abroad are be-
ginning to realize that colored woven
goods are becoming scarce and difficult
to secure for delivery this year. In gray
goods also the temporary dulness in the
market has been superseded by active
trading. to which impetus was given by
the recent advances in raw cotton.
Among South American buyers the
opinion is gaining ground that with the
approaching ratification of peace the
prices of cotton piece goods are bound
to become firmer."
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From Pier SO. y. r.. foot Canal ST., daily
sailing I p, NJ; wcu- 1850 ST.. ,:cy l.. NJ.
pus Albany i O'Clock following morning,
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Police Department
Orders.
RELIEVED AND DISMISSED.

The following member OF the force is
relieved and dismissed from the nolics
force and service and placed on the roll
OF the Police Pension Fund, and is awarded
the following pension;
PATROLMAN.
To take effect IL midnight. October S:
his own Application, Of %s25 per annum
Appointed April 2s, 1891.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignments
PATRoLMEN.
To take effect s A. NJ. October 3:
Edward Sweeney, from Ssth Prec. to 35th
Matthew j, Cullen, from seth Prec. to
To take effect 5 A.. NJ. October II:
10 take effect s a. NJ. October u IA;
Edward F. Burns, from 25th Prec. 10
Ian Pre- assigned to bicycle duty.
losd Prec.. assigned to clerical duty.
Charles S. Flood, from lO3d Prec TO
iolst Prec; assignment to clerical duty
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
=, The following leave of absence is au-
thorised:
without PayD
ACTING DETECTIVE sERGEANT-slcc-
oND GRADE
William G. Herbert, Detective Division,
for two days. from 4, NJ October 10
APPLICATIONS FOR PAY.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATRoLMEN.
Christopher j. Henry, Traffic Division.
sub-Div; c, from $3.50 P. NJ. September 50,
during disability.
George Bailey, Traffic Division, Motor
cycle Squad No. 1. from 1901 A. NJ Sep
TENDER 27 to IL noon October !.
Maurice Gescheidt. Traffic Division, Mo-
torcycle Squad No. /. from 6:l5 p. NJ.
September 81 during disability.
SUSPENDED FROM DUTY WITHOUT
PAY.
PATROLMAN.
Edward T. Hanson, No. se4s. esth Prec
to take effect 1895 A. VI. October s.
RESIGNATION.
The following resignation Is accepted:
PROBATIONARY PATROLMAN
To take effect IL z. NJ. October 6, 1919:
Emil Jacobs, No. lS45, HEADQUARTERS
Division, Training school.
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Demand shorter Hours.

The executive board Of the Interna-
t:onal Ladies Garment Workers Union.
now meeting in Buffalo, has decided TO
present demands for the Inauguration
of the forty-four hour work week In the
cloak. suit. dress. skirt and waist indus
tries in Cleveland, Toledo. ST. Louis and
Toronto. according to advices received
yesterday at the New York office of the
union. simultaneously with the demand
for the shorter week the union will also
request abolition Of the piece work sys-
tenn and n minimum wage scale of $50 a
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
CAVE MAN TO KEEP WIFE.
Her suit for Divorce Is Denied by
Bronx Justice.

story of a proposal and marriage
conducted Gave man" fashion advanced
as the basis OF her plea for divorce
failed 10 win Justice George V. Mullen
In the Bronx Supreme Court TO the
cause of Mrs. Elsie Blechman OF 55I
West 172d street yesterday. Mrs. Blech-
man said she became acquainted with
her husband Samuel Blechman. in a
downtown studio where she was EN-
ployed. and that after whirlwind
courtship Blechman carried her to Tho
Bronx Municipal Building to obtain q
license, drawing a revolver to enforce
his purpose,
In the evening Blechman took her &c
q rabbi. threatening to kill her IL she
refused to marry him, she said, The
next day Blechman departed for Oh ma
on business and she has heard nothing
from him. Justice Mullan ordered the
complaint dismissed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Raw silk Reported Lower.

According to a cablegram received In
the local raw silk market late yesterday
Shinshui No. l was being quoted In the
Yokohama market at s1.225, drop of
$50 bale since Wednesday.
1t was reported from Shanghai that
there was little or nothing available in
that market for this side OF January.
The Canton market was reported TO be
tending sharply upward
The Governments stock In Italy is
closed OUT and the only silk available is
now in second hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Value of Newspaper
Ads to Banks Shown

\ TEw ORLEANS, Oct s.--value of
M newspaper advertising for
banks was stressed by Ra-
leigh Ross of Minneapolis, former
advertising head of the Northern
Trust Company of Chicago, in an
address to-day before the seventeenth
annual convention here of the Ameri
can Institute of Banking
Newspaper advertising" he said,
has removed the feeling OF awe which
hindered the banks In former times.
The people are brought into close
contact with the bank and have
grown friendly"
There Is no opposition to the selec-
ton OF Boston as the 1920 conven-
ton city.
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Cotton Yarn Up Again.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct s.-Cotton yarn
prices were again urged upward by in
creasing demand to-day, only two groups
in the entire list resisting the buoyancy
shown recently. Combed peeler slxeins
and warps sold at unchanged levels, as
old Northern mule spun carded yarns
With few exceptions here and there
the rest If the list was marked up from
to 10 cents a pound. Dealers report an
increasing demand for spot" yarns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Bank Robbers Get $1,000.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Oct s.ZFour
armed robbers entered the Bank of
whitesville at Whitesville. Boone county.
to-day, and after locking the cashier
and boolikccper In the vault took 1900
In currency and made their escape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
SITUATIONS MARKETABLE.

A WELL KNOWN golf professional seeks
position in South, Just finished season with
FIRST class club, or would consider position
as manager OF sporting goods depart
ment; proposition must be first class Ad-
dress GOLFER, SIS Washington street
Flushing, L. l.
FAINTER wants work; landlord real
estate; reasonable. BERGSTElN. 10 Il
l39th st.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
FRIDAY. Oct. 10.

WI. ~.
be specially addressed Tor despatch by This
steamer. via Antwerp; also parcel post m ale
for Belgium, Luxenoours and Belgian
Jamaica CUBA must be specially addressed
for despatch by this steamer, via Santiago
and 1l,n KINGSTON ,u S. S;nsus, 49, A: NJ
Narino and Msgdalena Departmental, via
Kingston. sayanilla and Cartssens, SIS VIM.
Nj Ha THpper' a. A. NJ S.,.r 80
Saturday, Oct. Il.
Spain specially addressed only), via Cs.Iiz
and Barcerona; also parcel post mails for
Spain. Canary Islands and Ceuta. Melina and
Tangier in Morocco SIS. Leon XIII, A. NJ
Italy (parcel post mails and spec ally ad
dressed correspondence, US Naples and
Genoa, SIS. Dante Ah.hieri. A. NJ
Netherlands, via Rotterdam also parcel post
mails for Netherlands, SIS. Edward Lucken'
Greece Pardel post pals only. via Patras,
:, Great Britain, Ireland. NOTway Sweden,
via, Finland, Archsngel. Madeira and Cape
Verde Islands. via London; also parcel post
ish India. British East Africa, Malta, Zanri.
bar and Pemba, SIS. Mesaba, II 4. NJ,
ST Vincent and cape Town: also paroeI p o,s
mails for Union of South Africa, S. Ko,
South Brazil, via Rio Janeiro, Santos, Vie
Allegro, IS. Cuthbert, 4. "
CANAL Zone Panama Peru Except luuItosl
Bolivia and Chile, via Cristobai. balboa.
Callao, africa. Ilueque, Antofogasta and Val
paraisO, SIS. Santa Luisa, 4. NJ
Costa Rica tCuba must he specially ad-
dressed for despatch by this steamer, via
Havana and Port I.mon, SIS. rivives, 80
A. N.
Jamaica, via Kingston and Port Antonio,
SIS, Annetta, s A. N
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, via
Monteyidec and Buenos Ayres, SIS. Whitman
ties A. NJ
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay via
Montcvideo and Buenos Ayres, IS. Pennsyl.
yRnian, A. NJ.
Porto Rico, st. Thomas, ST. CroIx, La Ro-
mana, San Pedro de Mscoris and San Do.
mingo City, via San Juan. SIS. BRACES, s 30
A. "
Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and other
parts OF Mexico must be specially addressed
Tor despatch by this steamer). via Havana
Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tampico, SIS. San
Jacinto. . A. N.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, via
Mont,video and Buenos Ayres, 50. Paysandu,
u NJ.
Monday, Oct. 49,
France, Belgium. Rumanis Bu,saris. Lar.
emboutg, Czecho, SLOW aka. Jugo- siavia, Tren
tho Trieste, German Austria, Poland Swift.
aeriand, Italy. Spain. Greece. Portugal
Egypt' British India, British East Africa
Malta Gibraltar. Ceylon, straits Settlements
and Persia. via Havre also parcel post mails
for France, Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, So
France, $40 A. NJ.
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PROPOSALS.

once OF the QuartermAster General
Clothing and EquipHgc Division. Munitions
Building. Washington, r. G. Sealed proc
posals in duplicate Will he received here.
Until =. NJ. October 2Sth, 1919. for fur
nishing all or any part OF ESQ, 900 Pillows.
Bids must he accompanied by guaranty
Of ten per cent, thereon. Proposal blanks
and information sent ON request.
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H3g:A!1
Passenger and Freight services
NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL

Passenger ana Freight Scrvices
new YORK 10 LIVERPOOL
Vasari. Oct. 27, -
-orduna .......... Nov. l, Dec. 6
Carmania. go. Nov. 8, Dec. ID
NEW YORK 10 PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania.O Oct. 20, Nov. %, Dec. 16
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRi and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George D.. Nov. 1, Nov. 20
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERB0URG and LONDON
Caronia. ......A. Nov. /. Dec. 6
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia Oct. FL, Nov. 20
NEW YORK 10 PIRAEUS\
NEW Y0RK-LDERRY-G LASGON
Columbia ....... Nov. 8. Dec. 6
BOSTON to GLASGOW
seindia Oct. IA
n-A STATE STREET. NEW YORR
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ARRIvALs-THuRsDAY. OCT. o.

IS Rochambeau. Havre, Sept. 20.
IS Independence, London, Sept. q.
rs Manchurinn Prince, London. Sept, %.
IS Indies, Antwerp, sept. 10.
IS Cornish City, Bordeaux, Sept. IS.
IS West Wauneke. Antwerp, Sept %.
IS SiIverbrook. Lobos, Sept 60
50 Annetta, Port Antonio Oct. 3.
IS Baldbutte, Lobos, Oct. l.
50 Ell Occidentc, Galveston, Oct. Q,
IS CITY OF Birmingham, Boston, Oct. s. .
" jefferson, Norfolk. Oct. $.
IS Vulcano. Norfolk, Oct. I.
IS Lamentln, Martinique. Oct .
Ss Lake Charles, Nuevitas, Oct. =
rs Lake Fraichure, Puerto Padre. Oct. g.
IS Matoppo, Boston, Oct. &.
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rRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Tie connectinf mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post onioe station,
Hawaii, China, SIAM, Cochin China and
Netherlands East Indies, via San Francisco,
SIS. China. Oct II:
Philippine Islands and specially addressed
correspondence for Cochin China and Strait,
Settlements; via San Francisco. SIS. Diabio,
Oct. II.
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies
via san Francisco ss Korea Manu. Oct ~
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
nna .ra.nau


IS Alban. Para. Sept. y.
IS Nupolela. Copenhagen, Sept. IS.
IS 9uttaeas, Gibraltar, Sept. %.
IS storviken, Hamburg. Sept. 20
SIS kerwood Hamburg, Sept 20
IS Saniland. Antwerp. Sept. Is.
IS Sramond. Bordeaux. Sept. q.
rs Nbuoesa, Antwerp. Sept 81
IS Canada. Marseilles, Sept. C.
IS Menapier, Antwerp, Sept ~
50 tihsnssios, Gibraltar, Sept. q,
s. Anacortcs. Falmouth. sept. a.
s- Lake wilson, Cristobal. Sept. 80.
~ Bardic. Liverpool. Sept e.
Sc RanefJord Chrisiiania, Sept. o.
Sc Castle Town. Cherbourg Sept. S,
SIS Gaelic Prince. Cristobal, Oct l.
IS Iacaps, Cristobal, Oct. D.
81 81 ockholm. Gothenburg sent 30
SIS Taurus. Brest. Sept 70
IS Lake Gratis. Hun. Sept &C.
IS Norman Bridge. Liverpool. Sept. &c.
IS Ounsv, Gibraltar, Sept 20
SIS Naarli Chrlstiania, Sept 20
IS britannia, Marseilles. Sept "a
SIS Ell faSo. New Orleans. Oct. s.
So Lenape, Jacksonville. Sept. !.
Due To.murrow.
IS Saxonia. London. Sept. 60.
IS Clan Rose. Bordeaux, Sept. =.
SIS Oristano Gpenock Sept q
SIS Lake Fouche, INNING ham. Sept. q.
IS Worcester. Antwerp. Sept. q.
SIS Colon, CrstObal, Oct. s.
IS Deranot. Liverpool. Sept o.
s. Carpenteria, Avonmouth, Sept IS
Sc Cabo Tres Forcss, Seville, Sept q.
IS Wheaton, Hamburg, Sent. Y.
IS John D. Rockefeller, Port Eads, Oct. 8.
S. Caracas, Curacao, Oct. =.
Due Sunday.
SIS Northern Pacific Brcst Oct. {.
IS Italia, Almeria. Sept. q
IS Waukesha, Rotterdam, Sept. Is
So Strabu, Liverpool, Sept. IS
IS BelglcS Liverpool, Oct. 3.
IS Ice King, Gothenburg. Sept. -
IS MontseTat, Cadiz, Sept. %
SIS Gen W. L. GCrgas, Cristobal, Oct J.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey--
STANDARD Time.
sun rises. 7:0l A NJ sun sets......6:25 Z M
Moon rises y .O2 7 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s:t5 NJ Gov. leland. e02 7 NJ
He'll Gate.....iO46 r VI
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 1913 A VI Gov. island. 3 ;O2 A NJ
Hell Gste.....4:is A NJ
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To Discuss Employment Problems.

Employment problems will be dis
cussed In the Hotel Pennsylvania on
Saturday by DR.. Hollis Godfrey. presi-
dent of Drexel Institute. Philadelphia
Prof. Edward Jones, formerly of the
Federal Vocational Board, and Prof.
Henry Link, educational director OF the
United States Rubber Company, at a
conference OF the National Association
~ E'"nl"vnie~t Nan1g ers There will
be dinner ut i T.. n.
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FOR SAIL.

DIAMONDS bought sold, for cash only. Es
latss BOUGHT. BENNETT. liz H'GSy ,aIs.alL.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.


LOST-Brown Irish terrier: answers the
name of Mickey; green collar; no name >or
license number. $50 reward. no questions
asked, return TO Mrs. +. A. Bach. Hotel
Lorraine. 45th St. and 9th Ave.
LOST-Ladies' purse containing Victory
bond, is01sS7 STEPS taken to prevent
cashing, Finder phone sherman, River
side 1920. Reward
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS


First name of debtor. second tha. ~
creditor and date judgment was filed:
Nsssag Electric II + City of
De Villers, Yves-J A. D'orlys:
De vilers. .Yyes-F, R, KalcI; ''''''
Ge,ner, WIN: h.-p shapiro; ''''''
n: Jan M,, 20, 1919. ..:..:..;....... s7o.e2
me f;ss { s' % DC: 81. iii a 5s..:t
Brown. David. and Samuel ku-
|, tinsky-People. &c; Oct. .,
I 1918 tcancelled) ............ 900. 90
Palmer. Gladys, and New Amster ''V'OV
dam Casualty Co.--Psople, &c.
r,,A,ug; $ 1919 ,vsestedl: go. 10000
ps al: May 70 1915. ,:....;.., i.ss4.75
I sterfam Casualty Co.-People
&C.; Sept 6. 1919 ryacatedl 49,. 1000 90
SFSSs ssasu H Fig, n r. B c. "a and
stoller; Oct. 10, 1910 ........'. ufs5
chennels. Elliott. and New Am
sterdsm. Casually Co.-People,
opposite. Joseph-commonwea -''VV'V'
:, 20, 1919 80 ....,..,.;;.:..,. 2Sa.66
Jan. -, 1918. .,..........,..... 1910
Amsterdam Casualty Co.-Peo-
:, pie. SC; Aus 8, 1919 Wacated) 100000
Al. HONG ct al: Oct I.
Fisch. Henrietta and Max-G
Marottz: oct. is. lsl3...... lO56os
Brown, Frederick--L. l.. Prince
ct al; March %, ls1s........ s3457
Haumberg. Bernard and Elsa II.
Cooper Co; Dec. $. 1915. -. 1s.4iLs5
Plat, Mary A. Iampe; Feb.
Is lsl2...........,...... 4I4.4f
AeWiliapls, Albert Nv. T.
Burrough; July 81, 1919 IVA
cated) .'''''.'..' ......... S4'4sI.26
BRONX
Greenfield. Dav!d-G. Robitzek &
Bro, Inc; Feb 16. 1916. s1,032.22
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Someone said the other day
that IL we could explain all at
once tho many features OF
telephone operating that make
II attractive not only 10
girls, but to mothers who
want to know that their
daughters are we'll cared for
In the business they enter. we
would have more applicants
for admission to our Training
Departments for Operators
than We could possibly handle.
We have not tho space 10
tell all these things here. but
we Will be glad to give YOU all
the information you desire
about telephone operating II
! you will call at our Main Emu
ployment Office. ll5s BROAD D.
WAY. COR. 9TH STREET,
MANHATTAN, 8 A. NJ. to
p. NJ. OR AT THE FOLLOW
ING BRANCH OFFICES
BRONX.
46S Z. fremont Ave. II NJ. to p. N.
BROOKLYN.
81 WillouGhby St, A. NJ. to P. NJ.
1885 Broadway. 3 4. NJ. TO 5 z. NJ.
Girls 16 to % are eligible.
Salary Is paid while learning
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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Judge John c. Knox has appoint ed
Robert Seelav receiver for Manhattan Bak-
cry. Inc. conducting bakery and lunch
room at 3s08 Third avenue. Bond, 81, 600
Judge John C. Knox has appointed Sam
uel Herhensteln receiver for Harry and
Fannie Ban, individually and as copart-
ners trading as h. Ban & Sons, poultry
dealers. 80 I@oew avenue. West Washington
Market. and West 14Sth street, Bond
81, 600.
Judge John C. Knox has appointed
Harry Zslkin receiver for United Picture
Theatres of America. Inc. producing. dis
tributing. exhibiting, importing and ex-
porting motion pictures. 1900 Broadway.
Bond. $4,000
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Mauretania. at Cherbourg.
IS Cabo Carrotiro at Barcelona.
50 Barbacena, at Bordeaux
IS Ocean, at Rotterdam. ..
Us Giendoyle, ut Rotterdam -
IS OskSwa, for Hamburg. off Dungeness.
IS Corson at Gothcnburg.
IS Hatteras, at Gibraltar
Us Cretic, at Gibraltar ...
ss Bowie, Cor Manchester off Kinsalc
IS Bloemfontein, at Malta
IS Slah Murray, at Port said.
rs Surfo Castle. at Delagoa Bay.
IS Heins, at Buenos Ayres.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
IS Chicago, from Bordeaux
IS Patria, from Naples
IS Nuria, from Seville
Sc Hwah Jah, from Dunkirk,
IS Sliedrccht, from Rotterdam
- Anton Van Driel, from Rotterdam
IS hita, frnm Huclva. ..I
IS Hattie Luckenbac,, from Rotterdam.
IS Mount Vernon Fridge. from Hull.
Ss somerset, from Halifax
50 Nerbenia. from London.
- iennNsun, from Barbados
rs MeroS. from Bucnos Avres
Ss Iofuehsh,old, from Buenos Ayres