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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
WOMEN TO FIGHT II. c. l..
4 900 900 Have Enlisted In War on Profit
GERS Under II. S. Banner.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 17.-An
army of 100000 women. representing
10 national organizations, has been or
ganized by the savings division of the
Treasury Department TO enter the tight
against the high cost of living.
Beginning January and extending
to April /, a great thrift campaign viii
be conducted in an effort to induce
women to keep strict accounts OF their
daily expenditures in order by study OF
them TO eliminate unnecessary items.
According to the plan, amounts saved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
Clcmeuceau Better But Kept Indoors

~ Associated Press % Every Evening
PARIS Dec. 1.-THE condition of
Premier Clcmenceau was reported ~ he
satisfactory this morning. His physicians,
however. ordered him 70 remain n home
foI several days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
SPANS STRIKE SPREADING.

~ Associated Press 70 Every EyoniDx
Madrid, Dec. 1.-THE gas fitters and
electricians have joined in The strike move
rncnt and the city last night Was plunged
into darkness. Proclamation of martial
law is believed % be- imminent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17

Barcelona, Dec. 1.-THE lsbor situa-
ton il growing worse daily. Tho lockout
now extends 10 all Of Catalonia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17

Every Evenings classified advcrtise-
rnents bring results. Proved by the satB-
faction Of many and will be 20 you.-AdV.
The sun., 1919-08-26
TWO ROBBERIES IN
BOSTON NET $II5,5OO
South Station Safe Looted of
Liberty Bonds.

Boston, Aug. 25.-The theft of $780,
900 in Liberty bonds and $500 in cash
from vault in the office of the paymas-
ter Of the Boston and Albany Railroad
at the South Station was discovered to-
day. Police authorities and railroad off,
cials said they had no clue to the rob-
berry.
The break occurred some time be-
tween Saturday afternoon and the re-
opening of the vaults this morning.
The cracksmen are believed to have had
key to the ONCE. one OF the two
iron doors to the outer vault had been
left open and the key to the other was
In the lock. Entrance to the inner vault
was gained by tunnelling through brick
and mortar exposing n small safe. The
combination of this safe was knocked
out and the safe forced open.
The bonds, owned by employees of the
company. who were paying for them by
instalments, had been placed in the
vault only on Friday. This with other
facts not disclosed was said to indi-
cate to the police officials that tho worl,
was done by some one familiar with the
office.
Ray Scott Quincy, bank mes
senser employed by the Fidelity Trus,
Company. was held up to-day by -four
men, who stole $4,000. which he was
The sun., 1919-08-26
SEES PLOT
TO DEFEAT HIM
Wet Champion Keeps Up
Judgeship Fight.

Representative Reuben L. Haskell OF
Kings county. who is seeking the Re-
publican nomination for County Judge at
the forthcoming primaries. charged yes
terday that "inside organization infiu-
ences'' were working against him.
The Republican unoficial conference
on July "a last selected Norman 3. Dike,
who Is at present O County Judge, ana
Frederick s. Martyr for nomination AZ
the primaries. Representative Haskell,
however, kept his hat In the ring and
merry scrap IL developing. He u an
anti Prohibition candidate
Some inside organization influences
are working strenuously against me-
said Mr.. Haskell In his statement Il
want to be generous with these inhHI
ences, and for their own sakes I hoi
they will see the light before It Is toO
late. Their personal proprietary rights
and petty ambitions should be put aside.
Republication and the good Of the
rank and file Of the party must be ele-
waited as the guide and inspiration for
our every thought and action. II these
inside influences insist and persist In
their picayune course Of action and vio-
late the neutrality which was promised
for q fair test OF sentiment the conse.
quences will be at their door,"
Haskell's friends saw Significance in q
visit made by Republican Leader Liv.
ingston to Bay Shore, L. l., where United
States Senator Calder has his summed
home. Mr.. Livingston denied that h,
had conferred with the Senator.
"I simply went down there for {
SWIM" he said.
The sun., 1919-08-26
SEVEN ARE SHOT IN
PITTSBURG RIOTTNG
Many Others Injured When
Strike Breakers Attempt to
. Operate Cars.
TWO ELEoTRICs WRECKED
Rioters Follow Trolleys in Au-
tomobiles-Severa Per
sons Trampled.

P1rrsBuRo, Aug. rs. - Two cars
wrecked, four with windows smashed, a
score OF persons injured and twice as
many arrested was the toll tonight OF
rioting which followed efforts of re-
delivers of the Pittsburg Railways Com
pany late to-day to break the car mems
strike, which has tied up. trolley trans
portation for eleven days.
A statement issued by the receivers
tonight deplored alleged lack OF police
protection, but did not indicate whether
another attempt would be made to-mor-
row to run cars Sheriff Haddock, after
a conference with Mayor Babcock and
Charles Z. Prichard, Director Of Public
Safety, issued a proclamation warning
against rioting and calling on all citi-
gems to aid in preserving orGNr.
That trouble would result from an
attempt to operate ears was inde tied by
strikers this morning, when 400 strike
breakers were brought here from Last
ern cities. Crowds gathered about car
barns and the first trolley to start out
was stoned and forced to turn back.
Police drove back the crowd and the
car started again, only to be attacked
several times en- route down town. After
all its windows had been broken II
finally was wrecked in Fifth avenue, in
the heart of the business district. A
second car met . like fste. Four others
managed to get back to the barns with
out completing their trips. They were
damaged by bricks and clubs and the
crews were beaten.
Rioters followed the cars In automo-
bile trucks. Shots were fired from one
truck as It dashed through the streets
Seven OF the injured were hit by stray
bullets. Several, persons were trampled
in the crowd when mounted police
charged the rioters in Fifth avenue.
The sun., 1919-08-26
U. S. OIL LEASE BILL
AMENDMENTS LOST
One for Embargo Is Aimed
at British Who Are Buy
ing Up Fields.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Senate
resumed to-day consideration OF the bi |
for the leasing and development Of Gov
eminent owned oil. gas. coal and phos
phate lands.
Amendments by Senator Walsh
(Mass), to eliminate the maximum
royalty provisions under the oil and coal
sections and TO reduce from twenty
years to fifteen years the period for
which oil and gas leases would be
granted were defeated.
The Senate also rejected another
amendment by Senator Walsh designed
to prevent the watering" of mining
stocks
After considerable debate the Senate
rejected without a record vote an amend
ment by Senator Phelan (CaL) which
would have authorized the President to
place an embargo on the expectation Of
oil produced under this bill. The object
Of the amendment he sd. was to deter
foreigners from obtaining possession of
American oil lands.
The amendment was opposed by SEN
ator Fall IN. M, who asked why not
amend 1t 30 as to permit the President
to place an embargo against everything
produced in peace times, adding IL 1t
were done. he supposed every Senator
would then vote for 1t.
Senator Phelan charged that British
interests are getting control of the Cali.
fornia oil fields and that the Dutch
Shell OIL Company has interests in Cali
fornia fields. This company. he alleged
Is controlled by the Anglo-Persian Oh
Company, which, he said. the British
Government owns. In reply Senator
Fall read telegram from officials Of the
Dutch Shell Company denying that the
British Government controlled It
A telegram signed by a number oil
Los Angeles citizens protesting against
the pending bill and asking the connec.
tion between the bill and the purchase OF
immense areas In California as we'll as
elsewhere by English corporations wal
read. The telegram said the effect Of
the bill II passed would be to drive
American prospectors out OF business.
The sun., 1919-08-26
OWNERS OF SPEEDING
CARS TO BE FINED
Will Be Punished Along With
Their Chauffeprs.

Motorcycle policemen hereafter are to
serve summonses for speeding upon the
owSners of automobiles. as well as upon
their chauffeurs, 1t was learned yester-
day in the Traffic court when Magis-
trate Cobb called the attention of Capt
Howe. Head OF the motorcycle squad. to
a recent decision OF the Appellate Divi-
sion making owners equally guilty with
speeding drivers. The failure of the
motorcycle officers to summons owners
in the past was criticized by the court.
In one instance yesterday when
chauffeur told the court that the owner
had urged him to go faster until he was
running at the rate of thirty miles an
hour, the driver was fined $50 and the
owner $35. a,
More than 200 alleged violators of the
traffic regulations appeared in court
yesterday. So great was the press Of
business that Magistrate Cobb called
upon Magistrate Mcclellan, who is pre-
siding in the Women's Court to aid him
in disposing Of the cases.
The sun., 1919-08-26
HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES
AROUND NETWORK" g, 4. page I g:
FOR SALE.

Where to fsh how to rig. size hook. proper
bait. In tackle stores or by mail. KNOWL
SON & MULLER, Eagle Bldg. Brooklyn
The sun., 1919-08-26
eight SEEING YACHTS

Lv Battery Pier Daily 10 80, 80. Tel Broad Ss73
To Sandy Hook a Ocean. 30. Ret. about 80
The sun., 1919-08-26
Aged Compositor Ends Life.

James Belts, 49,. compositor en-
ployed by the World, hanged himself in
the cellar of his home at 1881 Seventy
ninth street, Bath Beach, yesterday He
was found by his son. William ]. Belts,
an electrician, when the latter returned
from work. Mrs. Belts, who is blind,
missed her husband but did not know
where he was. The son told the police
OF the Bath Beach station that his father
had been i'll for some time and that he
believed his suicide had been the result
Of notice he received Saturday telling
him that the house he had occupied for
the last four years had been sold and
that he must move.
The sun., 1919-08-26

attention to the execution Of negro sol
diers at San Antonio. Tex, recently be-
TO the office OF the Judge Advooate-Gen-
eral. II was deemed sufficient he said.
that the commanding General OF the de-
partment In which the crime was com
mitted had approved the findings Of the
court.
Mr.. Anseil Endorsed the Chamberlain
bill for revision OF the military justice
system, on which the committee Is hold
ing hearings, and said that had some
better system existed during the war
some cases Of gross Injustice would
have been obviated.
The sun., 1919-08-26
DRUGGISTS TO BE BONE DRY.
League of Nations VIII BE Asked
to Control Narcotics.

Steps will be taken during the Amer
lean Pharmaceutical Associations con-
vention, which convenes to-day at Hotel
Pennsylvania, for the enactment Of laws
prohibiting the sale of alcohol by drug
gists, or any beverage that can be used
as an alcoholic beverage" The League
OF Nations will be asked to regulate and
control the sale of narcotics Announce
ments are expected that the price of
dengs win shortly decline. coming TO rest
at'the. ''nsw normal, 25 per cent higher
than the Ege-war prices"
The first session will convene this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the banquet
hall. The convention will last through
out the week.
The sun., 1919-08-26

taking to the bank from the office Of
the Grocers Baking Company in the
Roxbury district
Quincy was In taxicab and had just
driven through the gates at the baking
plant when four men climbed aboard
the machine. One of them took his
seat beside thes chauffeur, Nicholas J..
Volpe, and pressing revolver to his
head ordered him to drive down the
street and make no outcry. The three
other men entered the cab and forced
Quincy to hand over the money, which
he had Just collected from the baking
company for deposit in the bank All
made their escape.
The sun., 1919-08-26
BOMB NEAR HEALY'S INN.
Seven Pound Machine Picked Ut
in HnrtsdaIe Street.

dynamite bomb weighing seven
pounds was turned over to Owen Eagan,
inspector of combustibles. by the police
of Hartsdale. Westchester county. last
night. 1t was found by the roadside in
Central avenue. Hartsdale, near the inn
Of Thomas Healy. the restaurateur. on
Saturday by Frank O'Connor. a driver
of SO West 1S1st street.
The bomb had been made on efficient
principles and its explosion would have
caused great destruction. Eagan said
that 1t was similar TO the one that was
placed outside of the office of the Italian
Consul at Lafayette and Spring streets
two years ago. Its condition proved that
1t had been lying in the open for some
time.
The sun., 1919-08-26
LEG Al NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
NEW YORK. COUNTY or NEW YORK
In the Matter OF the Application ~ me
BANK OF EUROPE for authority ~
change It's name to REPUBLIC BANK VI
NEW YORK.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that ns
BANK OF EUROPE, a domestic bankht
corporation, having It's principal otice shII
place OF business at First Avenue an
Seventy fourth Street. Borough o. Msh
haitian, City and County Of NeW loLA
will apply to The Supreme Court OF 70,
State of New York, at Special Term fa..
l thereof. 70 be held in the County 'o1
House IN the thorough Of Nlauhst.4n o.
and County Of New York. on mo lf'h az
OF September, 1918. at ton thirty onio'e
in the forenoon Of that day yr as s3,o.
thereafter as counsel can hr h.' '
an order authorizing said uaruN'tnn a.
change its name to REPIBit' DANA ''
NEW YORK,
Dated, New York, AuEuat 'f'h 'n
BANK OF ''.. p
NV THDpA' N4IN
PHILLIPS, MAHON Il IEIHl' To- a.
neys for Petitioner, C7lrr a ..' .'.-
Address, 81 Chambers Srgr. |.'-h.
of Manhattan. city ~ N,W ~
The sun., 1919-08-26

The New York Letter Carriers Assoc
cia ton forwarded yesterday to Presi-
dent Wilson resolutions unanimously
favoring bill presented by Representa-
tive Goldfogle, which Is pending in the
Senate, increasing the pay of substitute
letter carriers Owing to the increased
cost OF living II ia said that the postal
service has lost many competent men.
who have entered private employment.
The sun., 1919-08-26
FOUND MURDERED IN HOME.
Retired Artist Believed Victim OF
Surprised Burglar.

BURLINGTON. VT, Aug. 2b.-william
C. stacy. a retired artist, was shot to
death last night in the dining room Of
his home here.
An open window. a strange necktie on
the floor. and the general appearance of
the wounds leads to tine belief that he
was shot by a burglar who escaped
through an open window. A 80 calibre
revolver was found clutched in stacy's
left hand.
The sun., 1919-08-26

WESTERLY. r. l.. Aug. 25.-Rhodss
Davis and his wife Elizabeth were
found shot to death in their home here
to-day. A note written by Davis lndi-
Gated that he did the shooting. Friends
knew OF no motive. The couple had Ave
chlldren.
The sun., 1919-08-26

AT PUBLIC Az c I'll N
IN MACHINERY MOTORS Steel. TANKS FIXTURES ~
nd OtherEn
wv AMERICAN CAN COMPANY wv
SMITH JAFFE. Philip Smith, Auctioneer.
Sell by
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Spt3rd sept.4 IN
ENGINE LATHEs TTRsFT Drill
MACHINES SANDING sG sE StHrr M.s"S OIL SErAN'T
Electric and Wagner A.
Volts from / to rs II. p. Mostly TO- 20 and rs Fl. p.
all beingp practically
CnSes TSi l ooS ydSa1ic gals,
Furnaces, Railroad
Wheels
hop
Inspection with Descriptive Catalogue
turda Tuesdav
2sth Auge Aug nd
ton and s1 dSys % foot e Mst et 81 sr ' AT hoS
For FurtrerP
dERICbN CAN COMPANY,
York Phone 5000 Rector
o., SMITH g. JAFFE, Appraisers and Auctioneers,
ssesroom' O. " asth u 81 'f Had at
The sun., 1919-08-26
Hines order. wreck Inou,,v

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Investieatton
Of the wreck yesterday of a washington
10 Atlantic City excursion train on the
pennsylvania Railroad at Elmwood NJ
j., was ordered to-day by Director-Gen.
erai Hines. One person was killed and
number Injured In a collision betwsan
two sections OF the train. '"e'n
The sun., 1919-08-26
STEWART & sHEARER.
Attorneys for Executors.
as wall street, Manhattan,
New Yorh

Of an order OF Honorable John z. Cohaiah
a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE lie hereby given to all persons
having claims against George l. WilllAmL
late OF the County of New York. deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, at place OF transactnt
Trust Company Of New York No ~
broadway. In the City OF New York on o.
before the 9th day OF October next Dat.t
New York: the Sjss day ot MaL Oh I i1Hs
YORK, Executor. STETSOS, JENNlNeS
a RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor u
Broad Street New York city
The sun., 1919-08-26
cIEMENCEAU EXPLAINS PACT.
Capt. Tardieu Also Reports to the
French Senate Committee.

PARIS, Aug. 25,-The Foreign ReIa-
tons Committee of the Senate heard
Premier Clemenceau and Capt AndreyV
Tardieu on the peace treaty to-day. The
Prepier presented a full report on the
negotiations leading to the treaty and
replied to numerous questions.
The committee adjourned until FRI
DAY. when 1t VIII adopt the report of
Leon Bourgeois
The sun., 1919-08-26
ASKS coURT.MART1AL CHANGE.
AnselI Cites Hasty Execution of
Negro Soldiers.

wAsntNaroN, Aug. 25.---Adoption Of
some plan which would permit of modi-
fcation of the findings OF courts-martial
when It was shown that errors of trial
had been made was urged before a Sen
ate military subcommittee to-day by
Samuel T. Ansell, who recently resigned
from the army
illustrating his contention that the
present system is wrong, Ansell called
The sun., 1919-08-26
cHArTEL MoRTGAGE SALE

SAMUEL VORzIMER, Auctioneer
sells this day at p. Nj, No. 2032 Madl,n
Ave, Manhattan, by virtue Of Cbai,,i
Mortgage, fixtures and chattels contairss
in said mortgage filed In the office Of M
Register OF County Of New York on IN
day OF April. No. 219i5. Also all the rivh,
title and interest to and the loas. II al
store, No. 2O32 Madison Ave MuqAlttsn
8. l.. PEYSER, Atty for Abraham aandt
Mort gH gee
The sun., 1919-08-26
SITUATIONS wANTRD-FEMALE.

SECRETARY-Execu sten ogrspher
Refined, Christian woman, twenty years
experience engineering, legal, educational
welcomes responsibility; salary 3S5. S. T..
Box l40 Sun Office.
The sun., 1919-08-26

PARIS, Saturday, Aug. 20 (delayed) /.
Ten thousand American troops are
held In France to guard 10000 Germans
taken prisoner by the Americans, who
cannot be returned to Germany until
the peace treaty has been ratified by
three Powers. Il Is estimated that 1t
Is costing the United States, roughly
100000. monthly, to care for these
prisoners.
When Gen. Pershing. the American
Commander int Chief, sails for the
United States on September l. It is
estimated there will still be about 3d.
900 miscellaneous American troops in
France, not including the $500 on the
Rhine
The sun., 1919-08-26
SIZE OF ARMY DOWN
TO 225.OOO BY SEPT. 30
Draft Men Are Coming Home
Soon From Siberia.

WASHINGTON, Aug 25.-The present
rate OF rehabilitation makes 1t GER
tain the army will be reduced to 225,-
900 by September 80, the War Depart
ment announced to-day. The estimated
strength OF the army on August 10 was
461,390 officers and men.
A cable from Gen. Pershing to-day
said the First Signal Battalion, instead
of the Thirty-f1fth Field Signal Bat
talon, would be retained in Germany
as part of the American forces.
Return Of the $500 selective service
men with the American forces in ST.
IBERIA will be completed before winter
Representative Osborne (Cal.) was told
to-day by Secretary Baker. About 1000
volunteer requirements already have
gone forward. Mr.. Baker said, and
1900 more are ready to go. Enlist.
ments available for this service aver.
age about fifty per day.
The sun., 1919-08-26
sURRoGATEs' NOTICE.

Hon JOHN p. COHALAN, a surrosst, Of
the County of New York. NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons n h h claims asalnit
County of New. York. deceased. to present
the same, with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers, at their place OF transactinE
RTE FULLER & SULLIVAN, their At.
torpeys, at No. 81 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City Of New York. Stat.
~ October. 1912. next. Dated New York
HARNESSES, JOHN w, .MACMILLER. EI.
sIJLLIVAN. Attorneys for Executors Of
Ace and post Office address, No. 81 Broad.
way, Borough of Manhattan New York
CITY.
sTUYvEsANT. AUGUSTUS WAY
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a f.lrrouts
hereby given to all persons having claims
against augustus van Ss horne Te,t S'5yysaI
20 present the same. with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers. at their place Of trans"
acting business at the once OF their a..
Wan street. in the City OF New York
on or before tho 18th day OF October n,1L
Dated, New York, the 2Sth day Of MareA
Vt yISS'A Nr JR.; ANNE w STUYVEsAyT
iiTCIus H. BEERS, Executors HENRY
M FOREST BALDWIN, Attorney for HI.
ecutors 40 Wall Street New TX City.
pIcKEY. CHARLES DIN par.u.na
of an order of Honorable John r. CohAlan
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Charles D. DicksE
to present the same with vouchers Thereof
to The subscribers at their place Of trans
acting business, the ONCE Of United stAtH
Trust Company OF New York. No. Is Wall
street, Borough of Manhattan, in the CITY
OF New York. on or before the 18th DAY Of
September next. Dated New York the III
day of March, 1919.
LOUISE W. DICKEY,
UNITED STATES TRUST CONPANI
OF NEW YORK,
Executor
STEWART & sHEARER
Attorneys for Executors.
as wall Street. Manhattan,
The sun., 1919-08-26
Yesterdays Fires

A. M Loss
l2:i0-In front OF Sylvan place;
Casino bpanono. .......... TrihinE
l2:iO-77 Z. s5th at; James Guoson slight
r, M.
i;So--s6s Manhattan av.; Ferdinand
2:40-21b E. 1904 st.. Barnet Mig
uen 80 .'''''''. .Trlning
5:40-549 Brook av., The Bronx;
Frederick Hirsh ............T rlhlnE
6:o6-4AS w. Soth ST.; Peter ].
s5O-i2i Christopher ST.; owner
unknown ..'.ss.......... .Trining
1864 Broadway Manhattan
Life Insurance Com. .Triiin1
7:25-l254 stebbins ay., The Bronx;
Nellie Perfume ............ TrihinE
stO-237 Cherry ST.; Herman
+.
s;4o-ll Fordham ST.. The Bronx
~ george Connore. ......... Trihlng
i1;oo-i5s Wavsriey pl. unknown. .Trihing
The sun., 1919-08-26
MANHATTAN COLLEGE

Broadway and l3lst St. New York City.
Brothers of the Christian Schools.
Arts and Letters.
Civil Engineering.
High School for College Preparation.
High school OF Commerce.
PREPARES pOR LEGAL. MEDICAL, DEN.
tai & OTHER PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
Resident a Day Scholars. Write for Gaia
logue. Studies resumed on Wednesday.
Sept. nth.
The sun., 1919-08-26
NEW JERsEY-Asbury Park.
LOST FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-Sunday, clinlSer built rowbOat
bStwe cen Plum Beach and Fort Schuyler
Reward. Finder please notify IL. BAUER,
NSl Hermany Ave, UniOhpoIt.
The sun., 1919-08-26
HELP wANTED-MALE.

OFFICE and errand boys
wanted by THE SUN. Day
work. Apply Fifth Floor, $50
Nassau Street.
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INsrRUCrIor.

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

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MAN WHO WOULD PRODUCE RESULTS
TO HELP OUT IN STORE OR FACTORY
D d. ALLEN. rs HANSON PLACE
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export shipping and selling, supervising
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Sun once.
CABLE CLERK desires extra work spar.
time writing. simple bookkeeping etc
NJ c., box 27 Sun office.
The sun., 1919-08-26

DIAMONDS bought, sold. for cash oAly. n.
tates bought. BENNETT. l7b D'way CUpssatrsl
The sun., 1919-08-26
HELP WANrED-FEMALE.

ORNAAIENTS--Millln an oppor,unl,y
for Eentlewomen fond OF fancy work and
handy with the needle to make pin money
working home. Apply WIN A. W1LSNACK
20 West 37th st.
The sun., 1919-08-26

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