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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
MoN-AGsiOGNT MOTH
W. G. WOODwORTi}
VI. /
Hazel. 8. WOODWORK

In Ciwut Court ii Dletm,s(
In this cause. i, appearing
Circuit Clerk IRON sdidsvi.
this cause. thss the defsni
r@i \. Wood wmth, In q rou
III the State II Tsnsss~e~
not bs s~rv~d 9th IfocFss
dered by the Clerk .ha. ss
dani. Hss~I 4 Woodwsts
NJ the eorrt hous@. ss
Tenn ON of before shs Ind !,
in April. a~yt. 1919. and Il
answer. NJ demas 10 the
againss her in shi. raase |,
Wa,dsosth. lar divorce ls.
ssme ~ill he taken Ter n
aud Lac cage 20. 10. he :.
tsrie iii
II IL far'sres ordered tts 10.
nse be v1hii~h@d In It'll m
County Herslt Tor ies, r~s
w@ts. "a trd.'ir%d hy I'D -h
eases Iass Ms'ct. III.
|. J RRtlMslN
Il l., i<~ch. >n isw c
TO LET oCT-Fos =.
500, oDe Black Jset. Il ~.
yknsA.s r. !. 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

To th& creditors VI w / Cho.l
Decreased. BY order NJ tAe i:l.,s =
The Csunsy cs,st. of Dael.os Con.
~ Teansssee.
Notice " hereby given 10 ri
persons having clainss. assjnss N.
sassss NJ W /. choai deceased. =
appear and sils The esne WITH a.
CIrt II said Coan sushepticsf.d
10 the manner uesrited b, In n
o. bsfofe July i. 1919.
The issolvsocy a ssid ert.t. ~.
inf b~sn sasgssts1. sny claim. ma
fled On ~ besuss raid dss., siA 81
l1svef bsnsd both In ia~ ard "a.
aisy.
This MARCH III. 1918.
J. A. Cien,eat Adrr.
-.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

I In Chancefy Court u dickson. Tenn.
IN 'his i'snsr;. II 1sppra,iinr IL liz II,
\ Clerk and Matter hon affidavit
that The Defendant. I.ss,.r Adsns
- non f~-iden, II the State aud
eshno, be- served w,ih piureYs, 4, n
ordered hy The Clerk snd Msus,
that ssid Lester Adams artest a, ths
Courthouse NJ Dickson, Tenn IN az
before Thursday siirt the
FOURTH MONDAY In APRIL.
1919.
and plead. answe, of d.mur IN III.
h'll Filed sgsihst him iy div. ~. in
TIE above esase. ~ The sasn. will
h. iat@n ls confessed and M,
esaNs ss' for hearing n psrr.
II 10 further ordered tina, this
as'sics hs pshlI.l.ed, In The I,iptss,a
County Hrrsid In t,ur oon.sra,,vs
weess. ~ the Is~ require. In such
csses
Witness NY band NJ Office. this
March 18th. 1919.
~. TAYLOR. G. an.
n. 4 BROWN. sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

The way the yard ssisks rst,le
hanisart i,nsled snlour mefcha u,.
md CLERKS moved snnni Satnrd ~
Indicated a lively day iW OR hu, u.
ness men, and ,os people III. 4
thnsased our ,hosuushtar-s, were
delighted in the hargAins the1 bad
petke,ed and the general vssJ let i.
,a's i he place 10 trade,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

We are sorry indeed. that 4 ma.
s<sslty OF the uemhera Of the Coun.
~ Court saw Il, 10 vote agsins,
the services OF our Home Dem
onstratian Agent, by 20, meeting
the proposition OF the government
to psy hall the expense In ogr
opinioo. this work in Dickson
County. which lot the paa lev
mouths has been under the direo.
ton u Miss Bertha Henry ~as just
beginning to develop into benefits
TO the girls aud women o. our cssun
.y Who took advantage oi the p'ac
,ieal and hen%6ci1l Instructions
given by her Ia the last lev
nonths she hss formed thorough.
bred poultry clubs ever the county.
which in itseh you'd more than
pay for her ~rvSes, ia the extra
poultry raised this yssr. beside get
ting the people started in raising
io~ts, Then there Ar
many otSer departments Of the
sosh. which kas . tsnasnsy taxnrd
The hestsrusnt of the Surditic0 of
ow csunty In sscArsl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Sone boys DO not earn 50 a
year. ye, they can afford tn smoke
cigarettes aud ase tobacco IN Other
forms,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Sworn TO ard .ahscuh~l before mr
,h,. ssA ID, 81 Apt,l. lqia
Seal RI l.. G.R.G.SnN. Nuar, Pubic
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

corns OIL his toes, and give him 4
good appetite, an honest living and
a sish, OF heaven.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

The man who wants to roll up a
fHtune uuss ilrst earn 10 roll NJ
hss sleeves
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Watch your tongue, no onr' hu,
you eau take care Of that tongue,
Your ~ishhass may wish that they
could htidis IT, hu, they can lido 1t.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

NJ .tCN
To Whom Thi. Nav Concern.
Ny vile Malli.sa A Had.or.
having lei, my home and board.
this IL to notify oil psr,is. concern.
ed. that will not be re.poa.ihis ar
reliable Tor sny enn.rct ~ debts
sis msy msks. Al
L. " HUDSON
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

Let the young men about town
out OF Job try year on the
farm, Plo~ins twill give him a
new constitution. take the kinks
out ol HE head. the frog out Of hi-
throat. the gas of his stomach.
the WEAKNESS on, Of his legs the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

~ lksAssy sill Isatis l. psu,siax,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

II. T. BROWN Mol.
The sun., 1919-09-11
Standard HOME STUDY Courses

Accounting, Business, Civil Service. Score.
tarial, SaIesmanship. Ask for Bulletin III
4. e." Emerson Extension Inst. 1874 9th Az
The sun., 1919-09-11

LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Rise of 40 Points in p. and o. De-
ferred Features Session.

Rise of 40 Points in r. and o. De-
ferred Features Session.
Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun from the
London Times Service.
Copyright 1919. oil rights reserved
LONDON, Sept. 1o.-The outstanding fea-
ture In the stock markets was the rise of
40 points In =. and o. deferred, the buy
Ing being based on the expectation of an
early announcement with regard to capt.
talization of reserves. Argentine rails
we're firm on appearance of some excel
lent traffic returns. All Russian securi-
ties showed strength. and Debeers, Mod
der Foutien and Burma corporation
shares closed appreciably higher The
home rails were easier on the labor out
look and rubbers were adversely affected
by lowering Of the price OF new material
French loans were easier on sales
from the Continent. Japanese ANS were
less firm. There were small buyers of
some Chinese loans. In the money mar
Ret during the early hours short loans
were in strong demand, calls on markets
resources being heavy. The general rate
for day to day money was Al higher
rates being paid in come quarters. A
moderate amount was borrowed from
The Bank of England at 51s for the week.
There was an Improvement in New
York exchange, which closed at S417 u
The franc again deprecated. the rate
closing at 34f. SAC, after having touched
35f.
A further fall occurred in German
marks. the rate closing at 105h to the
FOUND, business having been done at 1O6.
Brussels improved.
The sun., 1919-09-11
GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Big setbacks In
the price of hogs had a weakening ef-
feet to-day on the corn market. Rallies
which took place failed to last The
close was heavy, q to 2 cents net lower
with September $1.59% to $1.6o and
December SIPS to $1.2SA. Oats lost
q to 1k cents. In provisions the out
come ranged from % cents decline to
35 cents advance.
With thousands OF hogs unsoid at the
stcckyards here and with prices for the
animals down to $14 a hundredweight
nearly 81 drop within a fortnight, it was
virtually inevitable that the corn market
also should give way. Increased ar
rivals of hogs were due largely to talk
of possible strike of stockyard and
packins/house employees. At the same
time, packers, demand for hogs was dim
inished more or less by falling off in
export business and by abnormal con-
ditions of foreign exchange. Consider
able purchasing of corn, however, de-
veloped on the ground that all bearish
factors had been more than discounted.
Nevertheless, depression required again
toward the last, influenced mainly by
continued anxiety about the hog market
and by growing tension in regard to
chances of strike in the steel industry.
Oats were governed by the action of
corn.
The sun., 1919-09-11

Realty Co.--Peopies National
Bank OF Greenport, N. Y, Feb.
Riceardl- rockwell CO. and James
Riccardi-M. Porcello. Oct 20,
1918 ::.......s.... ........... l'Sfo'oV
Conan. Abraham, and Louis Doc
tor-People, &C.. Jan. ., 1918
tvaeatedl .................... 10000
J, Miibsre ' 81 a. ana Aug 3 Is, isiS 1l5Ass
Georgen. Clarence y. q. NJ.
Fitzpatrick May /, lp1s.... 32l.Ss
Dec. 81, 1903 .....'..".i.. 49, r4SO
n. Y, July 20. iSiS. -. sn.51
same-same, July 20. lsi9.... 7lo.ss
Same-Hunterspoint Lumber &
Supply Co.. Inc. Aug. s, 1919. b.1ss.A
Blumensteil, Alexander. and Nor
70: 1918 ..."......'..... s.las.ss
Bachman. Stanley No. w.
Hamill, Dec is. I917..... 5000
Phillips, Frederick-G. r. Hoh-
man ct al. July II. 1s1s.... 576.ss
The sun., 1919-09-11
Medicinal Drug situation Acute.

The situation in respect to medicinal
drugs is becoming acute and prices are
still tending upward, according to Drug
and Chemical Mdrkets. Sharp breaks in
prices of products in the vegetable oil
list took place during the week. Cotton
seed, soya bean. cocoanut and peanut
oils are all lower. The essential oil mar
l<et Is easy. Lemon oil is lower. while
menthol and peppermint oil arc higher
on reports of scarcity and holders are
10th to sell.
In heavy chemicals bichromate OF pot
ash is in good demand and prices are
higher. Orders for white arsenic are
booked far ahead Carbonates of potash
are scarce and dearer bleaching powder
Is higher. while caustic soda and soda
ash prices are unchanged.
There is an active demand for domes-
tic colors in the dye market.
The sun., 1919-09-11

CLOTHING & EQUIPAGE DIVISION.
Munitions Building, Washington, ID. G.
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re-
ceived here until 10 A. NJ, October 9Th,
1919, for furnishing all or any part OF
100000 o. n. Cotton Handkerchiefs
specifications No. 1892. Proposals must
bear guaranty OF ten per cent thereon,
Information sent ON request.
The sun., 1919-09-11
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Position as chaperone or
companion to young lady or elderly person
Tor winter preferred. either In America or
abroad; references. Address, Care Tudor
Hall Apartment 1901, Massachusetts Ave.
and Tenth St, n w. Washington, ID. C..
Nrs Anna A Beach
The sun., 1919-09-11
Business Troubles.


5AcoB NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING of Jacob
II Bierman. ladies waists, 1175 Broad
" Principal claims Ira Fox. SECS; Bailon
Sanders. .$l;2S7; Oh. Cinader. n.So2;
shaine & weinrib, 2ss Broadway. are the
WILLIAM Northumberland of
eggs 5il West 18th street, 1906 seventh nth
siIiiss sio,sii; assets, $500. Priaei-
tI.OsS; Phoenix Cheese Company, 81. 100;
ArmSTr Co ,o ,aSS; ,d Lutsinger, .1'loo
the attorneys.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.
MAX MAIsEL-voluntary petition by Max
Meisel, groceries 1880 Bathgate avenue,
PrGn LGStieT ;2ss NC sssts
,iSs' A. w B0Ps0ws.ky Son, $50; nruss;
DORA HARRIs~voluntary petition by
Dora Harris, Al Pinehurst avenue. La
eilities. .ss.ss2; assets, $3.50, Secured
tional Bank of Commerce. Rochester, N
Y. $4,000. Unsecured claims; Joseph
William B Hale sisisT A AyIm ' Gslsy;
$3.50 c. E. Sutherland. Is Park Row,
IL the attorney,
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
Z JosEPH cARIsTIA-Judse Julian W.
Mack appointed Lawrence Berenson re-
eeiver for Joseph Christia. a retail grocer
81 East Fifteenth street, under a bond
JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.
The following judgments were nIed yes
terday the first name being that of the
Andrews, Frank MT. J. Regansls1. ss5. Al
Bushman. Francis X,-John Wan
Bentoliia. ~ Joseph - Enterprise l'sSS'Ol
Bsrner. Herman maj s..wils;oin & 'fl''
Co. Inc; ........;;...;..a.. 1.ls1sO
taurant and Wine Co, Ltd lITO2
Card. Helen or Ella, and Mrs.
Bernard Schutz-o ppenheim
chenhsis, Elliott. and New Am
.terdam Casualty Co.-PeOple.
As..;;...:.3..; 100000
Hardware Co. ......,......... 24s.2a
DAVIS. Elias-J r. Bates e. al. 1857
1uma Realty Co, Inc costs. loS.so
Csiaman; Bernara-A; strauss. 12s.77
taurant and Wine Co, Ltd; s2s.a5
Graf John, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. OF N. People.
hobart. George ,v.-R. W. white 10000
Hall, Adolph-U. s. Trust Co. OF
L3rs s% Eric.w B. Thorn. i iSs 20
Mitchell. Charles-N. Y. County
s.9.s:n. Bank " : ;,.stsi
.sgs. inc. .;..,;;.,:.; ........ isOsS
morgan. Fred in Y, Edison '"E'
MeSdoo. walter CT. v. Hiar. 'O''O
per .;......... .,:.a;:..:...... 1880 5
Sc ..,,.-,,......,.. 1000. %
oifnia solomon and Annie-U.
- Tnlst Co. OF n. Y........,. I,4osO7
Heehtg Charles, exr.-M Peroutka 3s6.0s
Reppa, Jaeob-N. Y Edison Co. lls.4s
RollcY, James &c. Mortenson 1885
siutsky, Fannie-E. Herz....... 697.gl
Echosffer. Lawrence A.-Lack-
aYanna Pub. co.............. I'll. ~
Verify. II. sidney-Beau Site Co..
Butler Syella 81 A. Wilson S4s6.st
Druker, Paul. c. Holden. -. 75o.1t
Kent Avenue wrecking Co.. Inc.
dent CO.. Ltd. ,:..o..s....:.. sa1o.t,
bsmuelA' Max-PaTk riifOrd'. ds2'as
The FIRST name is that OF the debtor
cronlbIe, Benjamin-F. f. Craft 1899 81
Awuer. Jack-M. C. Dyer. ...... Ssi7.7l
Hebron. James-P. j. Carter. liza. 81
Wif1laJn Sinkovitz. Inc.-Port
Morris Roofing Co. inc. 1859,
SAL SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
the nrst name Is that Of the debtor
ths second that Of the creditor and dat
Nhen Judgment was Med;
Bennett. Howell c., and rimmus
The sun., 1919-09-11
PROPOSALS.


NEW YORK CITY, " Y
Sealed proposals. addressed to the under
signed. will be received at the office OF
the New York State Bridge and Tunnel
Commission and the New Jersey Interstate
Bridge and Tunnel Commission. Room 11IO
No. ll5 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
New York City until September 2Srd, 1919
at o'clock p. NJ, for land and river Dor
lngs from the vicinity OF Canal and VaricIx
streets. New York City, along the line OF
the proposed vehicular tunnel under the
Hudson River. to the vicinity OF Grove and
Twelfth streets, Jersey City. The approxi-
mate quantities required for this work are ::
Land sections. 1900 feet OF casing. 32O feet
OF core. River section: l,sOO feet OF cas-
ing, $50 feet of core, Proposals must be
in the form and upon the blanks pre-
scribed by the Commissions and shall be
accompanied by two 90 certified checks
for 100000 each. Information for bidders,
form Of contract and specifications may he
obtained from Mr.. c. NJ. Holland, Chief
Engineer, Room GA, Hall of Records, New
York City.
GEORGE r. DYER, Chairman. New York
State Bridge and Tunnel Commission
WELLER II. MOVES, Chairman Nav
Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Com
mission,
September end, 1919.
The sun., 1919-09-11
LAW SCHOOLS.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CLERICAL WORKER for entering rec
ordA, ETC., no experience necessary; good
penman; wages TO start. $40 to Sl2 ac-
cordinE to ability. Apply PUBLISHER,
Room 26, il6 Broad st.
WANTED-Three girls white, chamber
maid, waitress. houseworker and laundress /:
other help kept: permanent position with
htgh class American family II Yonkers; all
modern improvements ana appointments;
no attention paid to agencies Apply by
letter giving references and salary ex-
pected. G.. box l27 Sun once.
YOUNG LADY to do Ming in downtown
od,ce; state age. experience. II any, and
salary expected. Reply by letter only to
I H.. Room III 9Os Broadway. y Y.
The sun., 1919-09-11
BOONTON-New Jersey.
sURROGATk's NOTICES.


SHELDON, GEORGE R--Ir pursuance
Of an order of Honorable John = Cohs an,
a Surrogate of the County OF New York,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against George r. Sheldon. late Of
The County Of New York deceased, TO present
The same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
soribers at their place Of trausactlus bysI.
ness at the once OF Simpson, Thlcher
Bartiett, their attorneys, No. G. ,edaf
street.. in the Borough OF Manhattan, Ia ne
city OF New York. state OF New York, %
ar before the goth day OF SeptembgT, 1913
Dated New York, the 18th day OF March,
Isie CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, RICHARD WHITNEY,
Executors SIMPSON, TEACHER & BART
LETT Attorneys for Executors, s. cedar
street, Borough OF Manhattan, New York
City.
FRENCH, JOSEPHINE BONAPAHrE.-
In pursuance of an order OF HaUo'a5e
John p Cohalan, Surrogate Of the county
Of New York, NOTICE 10 hereby given 70
all persons having claims agsins' JO-
SEPHiNE BONAPARTE FRENCH ate q
The County OF New York, deceased 10
present the same with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber, at place OF transsctins d5e,.
mess, No sos East 18th street. ~ me CIV
OF New York. on or before the LIST gay .
october next. Dated, New York h ~
day Of March, 1919, MARlNUS WIlIEI J.
Attorney for Executor, S5s Fulton st.ts-
Jamaica, y. 7. FRASR T, SENN'i''
hReculor.
The sun., 1919-09-11
Urres- Discount Terms he En-
forced.

As a contribution to the campaign to
reduce high costs, and in line with
desire to defend the integrity and char
aetsr 1of business, the National Associ-
alton of Credit Men announced yester-
day that it will continue to fire full
ibroadsides at trade abuses during the
Sear..ahead.
"fn this day. when 1t is our duty to
cast off costly abuses and burdens. we
appeal for the observance of cash dis
count. terms" reads communication
mailed. to its $4,000 members throughout
the country.
II commodities are bought and deiiv-
,ered on specified terms, these terms
should be lived up to, emphasizes the
association, pointing out that whenever
the cash premium is demanded and
granted after its extension then a bur-
den. has been imposed on business, the
contract of purchase has been broken
and the integrity of the contract as
sailed.
The sun., 1919-09-11
RoARDERs WANTED.

:
Esd ST. WEST, near Park FN. ''.'
accommodation; beautiful private ''I,-
spacious rooms with private bath, sup''''
table. Columbus 1s1l.
The sun., 1919-09-11
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

The connecting malls close at the General
Post once and City Hall Post Ofice station.
New York, at p. NJ, as follows:
Japan Corea, China, siberia, Siam, Cochin
China and Netheslands East Indies, via Van.
couver and Victoria. B. c., IS. Monteagle.
Sept. IL.
Sept. IL,
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China, Siberia Siam,
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies
Via san Francisco, IS. Shinyo MAru, Sept H.
Hawai-, Japan Corea China and Siberia
via san Francisco IS. Colombia. Sept. Is.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China, via
Japan, Cores, China, siberia, siam Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia.
via Vancouver and Victoria, b. c., SIS.
Niagara Sept. q.
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia via San Francisco Sc. Tofua. Sept. a.
The sun., 1919-09-11
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
SIS Brandenburg, Bordeaux, Aug. 10.
SIS Ntruvia, Ardossan. Aug. b.
So Catalonia, CadiE Aug. Is.
SIS Lake Tulare. Barry, Aug 16
SIS San Marcos. Galveston. Aug. %.
SIS Roma, Bordeaux. Aug. 20.
SIS Aledo Antwerp, Aug. rs.
SIS Grace Dollar, Shields. Aug. q
IS American. Antwerp, Aug. D.
SIS Lyngenfiord, Christiania, Aug. 10.
SIS Tamplco, Progreso. Aug. ~.
SIS Re dItala, Genoa, Aug. q.
SIS wacouta. Havana, Sept. 3.
So Lake AlyAdo. Santiago Sept. =
IS Arcadia. Brest, Aug. Is.
SIS Eurana. Bordeaux, Aug. 80.
IS Nero Bordeaux. Aug. &c.
SIS Clan Rose. Aug. n.
So Nerus. Brest, Sept /.
SIS Buitenzorg, Rotterdam, Aug. Is.
SIS Bjornefiord. Shields. Aug. &c.
IS Turrialba Cristobal, Sept. T.
So Cedric, Liverpool, Sept. 8.
SIS Orduna, Liverpool, Sept ).
Dne Tomorrow.
SIS City of Atlanta Savannah, Sept
SIS Lenape. Jacksonville, Sept. 8.
SIS Adratic, Liverpool. Sept. 3.
Due Saturday.
SIS Adult ania- Southampton, Sept 6.
Ss Coussl Galveston, Sept. 6.
SIS Cedric. Liverpool. Sept. 3.
Due Sunday.
SIS Nhian, st. Nazaire, Sept. ..
SIS Belvedere, Naples, Aug. q.
The sun., 1919-09-11
SAILED For NEW YORK.

SIS Coustantia, from Rotterdam.
S. Norman Monarch, from Rotterdam.
SIS Francis, from Barbados.
SIS West Zelda, from la Palhce.
SIS Legazpi, from Cadiz.
SIS Western City, from Gibraltar.
SIS France, from Havre.
Sc Acriatic, from Halifax.
SIS Lake fernando, from Barry.
SIS Tabor, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Rio Negro, from santos.
SIS West Kyskat from Santos.
SIS Lenape. from Charleston.
lis Lynchburg from Mobile.
The sun., 1919-09-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. g ~ AM Sun sets. ....7:1i p NJ
MoonSrises. 7:iePM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. o :Os A NJ Gov. Island. o :ss A N
Hell Gate. IL III AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. q :o2 A NJ Gov. Island. a: ~ A NJ
He'll Gate ...5 :O9 A NJ
The sun., 1919-09-11
TYPEwRITERs RENTED.
TypewriterE
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

Non Visible, Mos. IS; Visible, Mos 81 50 ~
Initial Payment Applies II PurchasNd -,
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE 90 ~,
$50 Brasdway, at Worth St Tel ~
20 e. asd ST opp, Madison Ave. / frsusih
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
n RarcIav ~ Tel E7H RsreiU.
The sun., 1919-09-11
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

To-day.
Azores Islands Qtaly must be specially
addressed for despatch by this steamer), via
Ponta Delgada and Naples: also parcel post
mails for Azores and Italy, IS. San &C.
marc, 10 A. NJ
Saturday
Greece (parcel post mails only. via
Piraus, SIS Evansville, 10 A. M
Greece (parcel post malls only). via ratras'
S. Edgehin, s A. NJ.
Greece and Rumania (parcel post mails and
specially addressed correspondence), via
PirRus and Galatz, SIS. Bloemfoutein. IL NJ.
France, Belgium. Rumania, Bulgaria, Lux
emburg Czecho- SLOW aka. Jugo .slayia, Ger
man Austria. Poland, Switzerland. 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, IS. La Savoie. $50 A. NJ.
Germany (parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence)' via Hamburg. IS.
Senegal Senegal, Gambia, Gold Coast. Lagos and
Belgian Congo, via Dakar. Bathurst, Sec
condee Winnebah, AcTa, Cotonou, Lagos.
Duola. Bona and Mztadi, SIS. Liberty Land.
y A. NJ
Italy (parcel post mails and specially ad,
dressed correspondence). via Naples and
Genoa. SIS. TaOrmina, $3.50 A. NJ.
France Especially addressed only via Bor-
deaux also parcel post mail for France, Al
geria, Corsica and Tunis, SIS. Chicago, s 80
A NJ
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


Auto school Largest and best school in the
WEST SIDE US. Send for booklet and PASS
Y.M, c. A. to school Telephone Columbus
SIS w 9th ST. 1890. Special classes for ladies
BOY to run errands; bring reference
RULLMANS, Ill Broadway.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleas-
ant, profitable work. day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and pass
WEST SIDE Y. M. c. A., S15 West 57th ST
Learn Linotype operating; pays $500
yearly cost $3.50; day, evening. Established
10 years, Empire School. 1913 East 10th
aOCLpERs fer steam and hot ,,.t..
house heating boilers. Six dollars a day.
Apply ADRIAN cox STOVE Co, American
and Dauphln Streets, PhiIa., Pa.
WANTED FOR SOUTH AMERICA, MAN
PERFECTLY FAMILIAR WITH SOUTH
AMERICAN METHODS AND MACHIN-
FRY DISTRIBUTORS. APPLY AT ROOM
81. No. az BROAD ST. y. ". PREPARED
ETC.
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KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court,


APPELLATE DIvIsIoN-SECoND DEPART.
MENT-Recess.
APPELLATE TERM-SECOND DEPART
AIENT-Recess.
SPECIAL TERM-PART .-CMotions)-Faber.
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ARRIVALS WEDNESDAY sEpTENu,rp :,

ARRIVALS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
IS kroonland. Brcst. Aug. 90
So Pocahontas, Brest, Aug. 81.
IS Montpelier Brest. Aug. "a.
IS Perseverance,. Algierx. Aug q
IS Auantic City, Plymouth, Aug. Is.
IS koranna. Oran, Aug. e.
IS Montgomery, Gibraltar, Aug. %.
Sc Santurce. Humacao, Sept. q
IS Tuckanuck. Crlstobal, Sept 1.
SIS Vindal, Guantanamo, Sept. 2.
IS Frednes. Port Antonio, Sept. g.
SIS Menta, Cardenas, Sept. 3.
SIS Levisa, Santiago, Aug. q.
IS Ozawkee, Port Padre, Sept. s.
rs Dryden, Norfolk, Sept 8.
81 City OF Columbus, New Orleans.
SIS Madison, Norfolk
SIS City OF Madras. Boston, Sept Q.
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Penn.SIHania Crude OIL Market.

on CITY, Sept. i0.-Credit balances.
s425 Runs. 5s.4s2; average. 77.OOs.
shipments $3.50; sHsss asia