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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-16

the courtroom / saw him walking
slowly. with bent head as l had seen
him before, followed by old Kate. She
carried her staff in her left hand while
the foreflnger Of her right hand was
pointing him out. Silent as ghost
and as unheeded--one would say-she
followed his steps.
I observed that old Kate sat on a
front seat with her hand to her ear
and Grimshaw beside his lawyer at a
big table and that when she looked at
him her lips moved In O strange un-
uttered whisper of her spirit Her
face filled with joy as one damning
detail after another came out in the
evidence.
The facts herelnbefore alleged, and
others. were proved, for the tracks fit
ted the shoes of Amos. The young
man was held and presently indicted.
The time Of his trial was not deter
mined.
| wrote good hand those days and
the leading merchant of the village
engaged me to post his books every
Saturday at ten cents an hour. Thence
forward until Christmas l gave my
free days 10 that task. l estimated
the sum that l should earn and
planned to divide it in equal parts and
proudly present it to my aunt and
uncle on Christmas day.
One Saturday while | was at work
on the big ledger of the merchant |
ran upon this item:
October as. Wrlght-To one suit
OF clothes for Michael Henry from
measures furnished by s. Robin
sun ...''.,'........,,,.......
Shirts to match ....,.................." l.T0
l knew then the history of the suit
of clothes which | had worn since that
rainy October night for remembered
that Sam Robinson, the tailor, had
measured me at our house and made
up the cloth Of Aunt Deel's weaving.
! observed, also, that numerous ar
ticles-a load of wood, two sacks Of
flour, three pairs of boots, one coat,
ten pounds of salt pork and four
bushels of potatoes-all for "Michael
Henry"-had been charged to Silas
Wright.
So by the merest chance learned
that the Invisible michael Henry" was
the almoner Of the modest statesman
and really the spirit of Silas Wright
feeding the hungry and clothing the
naked and warming the cold house,
In the absence of its owner II was
the heart of Wright joined TO that of
the schoolmaster, which sat in the
green chair.
I fear that my work suffered a mo-
Eaent's interruption, for just then I
began to know the great heart of the
senator. Its warmth was In the cloth
Ing that covered my back. its delicacy
In the ignorance of those who had
shared its benefactions.
l count this one of the great events
of my youth. But there was a greater
one, although 1t scented not so at the
time of 1t. A traveller on the road TO
Ballybeen had dropped his pocketbook
containing large amount of money
$500 was the sum, il | remember
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-16

knee-how familiar IS tine process, and
yet haven't seen it in more than half
centuryl l lighted a candle and
scampered upstairs in my stocking
feet, Uncle Peabody following close
and slapping my thigh as if my pace
were not fast enough for him. In the
midst of our skylarkiug the candle
tumbied to the floor and had to go
back to the stove and relight it.
How good it seemed to be back In
the old room under the shingles! The
heat of the stoveplpe had warmed its
hospitality.
TITS been kind O. lonesome here"
said Uncle Peabody as he opened the
window. "I always let the wind come
in to keep me company-it gifts so
warm."
"Ye can't look at yer stockin' yit,"
said Aunt Deel when came down.
stairs about eight o'clock, having slept
through chore time. l. remember 1t
was the delicious aroma of frying ham
and buekwheat cakes which awoke me |;
and who wouldn't rise and shake OF
the cloak of slumber on a bright,
cold winter morning with such provo
eatlons
'This amt no common Christmas
tell ye," Aunt Deel went on. Santa
Claus won't git here short O. noon l
wouldn't wonder-ayes
About eleven o'clock Uncle Hiram
and Aunt Eliza and their five children
arrived with loud and merry greetings.
Then came other aunts and uncles and
cousins. With what noisy good cheer
the men entered the house after they
had put up their horses remember
how they laid their hard, heavy hands
OH my head and shook it little as
they spoke of my "Stretchin' up" or
gave me playful slap on the shoulder
an ancient token of good will-the
first form of the accolade, Il fancy.
What joyful good humor there was in
those simple men and women-enough
to temper the woes Of a city if it could
have been applied to their relief. They
stood thick around the stove warming
themselves and taking off its griddles
and opening its doors and surveying 1t
inside and out with much curiosity.
"Now for the Christmas tree" said
Uncle Peabody as he led the way into
our best room, where a fire was burn
Ing in the old Franklin CRATE. "Come
on boys an girls"
What a wonderful sight was the
Christmas tree-the first we had had
in our house-a fine spreading balsam
loaded with presents! Uncle Hiram
jumped into the air and clapped his
feet together and shouted, "Hold me,
somebody, or I'll grab the hull tree
en- run away with It,"
Uncle Jabez held one foot in both
hands before him and joyfully hoped
around the tree.
These relatives had brought their
family gifts, some days before, to be
hung on its branches The thing that
caught my eye was big silver watch
hanging by long golden chain to one
Of the boughs. Uncle Peabody took it
down and held it aloft by the chain,
so that none should miss the sight, say
ing:
From Santa Claus for Bartr
A murmur of admiration ran through
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CHAPTER xI.

The Spirit of Michael Henry and
Others.
At the examination of Amos Grim
shaw my knowledge was committed to
the records and ceased to be source
of danger TO me. Grimshaw came to
the village that day. On my way to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-16

CHAPTER XII.
The Thing and Other Things.
1 returned n Mr.. Hacknt's house
(COntinued tomnrrowN
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Continued tomorrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-16

fallen very near !, Eo0I We 11 1rll1.
where he had been lying and drops of
fresh blood on the stubble.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

steamer walrana lnr.J, san Francisco;
M"MrEvIpE" sSr, 20 ss'sa
tBr.>. Jacksonville
NAPLES, sept. l%-salcd: Steamers
San Giovanni uta'D. New York ,ath,
Fairn,ount Nnwpor, News Arrived /:
Steamers pucs dcg, Ahruzzi Nta,.). New
PASrA. Sept. 22.--Arrived: steamer
Santa Ine-. Tacoma 'vla san Traucisco)
rER y a ~ RIiIn: SEPT ,9-Arrlvcd: ::
PLY MOUTH, Sept. 2S.-Saiicd: steamer
wsr Mssara o. For, Arthur Texn'
Schooner Snetind. Puget sound.
P15@H Ur'n,,Tsynw& + Wn,s "'lifsN. sin, % Arrived
Rio DE JANEiRo Sept, lo.-sailcd
Steamer s,.sas% Nh nr"p" yor, Orb Nfrom n"e"os
SAIGON Sept. ls;->Arrived: Steamer
ST. Earan tram ssE a"saiIed SaMs'
Yerlo' Genoa: va, Basaam Urom from Sor- sser
'0sAI sMANGIRi. ifIsG'': sept 2o.-Arrived: Steam
er Seattle Maru Jap.}. New York (via
sHARPNEss. Sept. 22.--Arrved: steam
sHiELDs. Sept. 2s.-Arrived: Steamer
SYDNEY. N. s. W.-scptember 22.--
Arrived: Steamer Lorain. New York via
AuC Ckland. etc.
VALPARAISO. Sept. 10. Arrived
Steamer Castle Point. Norfolk.
VENICE Sept. l6.--Sailed: Steamer
Fcdericia Utal). New York.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 1s.-Arrved: Steam
er Toyohashi Maru Gap), New York (via
HONG KONG. Sept. 2o--Arrived: Steam
er West Wind New York.
MONTREAL. Sept 23.--Arrived: Steam
Megantic tBr(. Liverpool; Manchester
Brigade (Br). Manchester.
SHANGHAI. Sept. 19.-Arrived: Steam
er Uncas (Br), san Francisco (for Hong
kong).
PANAMA CANAL. Balboa. Sept. %
Arrived: steamer Ucayal (Peruv.). Cal
lao; Cordelta (Br): Taltal: UmatiIla. 81.
Helene; Hudson N'r). Nancouvcr: 22d,
Albion Star (Br). Hankow, Asotin. Seat
tie; Imperial (ChiL). Valparaiso.
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal, Sept 2S-
Arrived: steamer Mont Gents (Br). Nor
folk. Sailed: Steamers Eelbecll. London;
Middlcbury. Cartagena Fonduco. Phia-
dephia.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
mtg, $500: Sept 90; insta'r: p G.;

sts is sSssls ssSss SSFt 1''e Z 1';'s' CO. se 5ws
BArHaATE Az. 1877; w. =, s5Xlits;
I76 I'wsy. Sspt 3; due' c,r' ,n ss psf Ss
BATIiGATtl lTI Av. 1888. = =. isxss. isabella
M""Sn' san to g. @'S srs sa's' 2s:' s atty Ta1s Is
Guar & 7 Go, l76 B'rr, .....:::. - 900
PROSPECT Av. 7I3, " s. 1s.oxIos.6: Ber-
av; sept 90; instals c; atty. Title M
Guar & It GO; 1l6 Sway 1,., r; ~ 200
CLAY Az, 1861 :, 26a1oo; Ko6t k9ehns m
1ssth st pr mtg, $1,000: Sept 2a: yrs:
u p G. atty. Title Guar & 7 Co. ia6 a6
rNivESRsrrY STaS Nv. 2aiiii. $. sssStxs9os;
Knesbridgc uoldng Co to Central
l"'on rrua' Co; 80 Bway, tIus; sSpt -:
SANE !S rRlo'r: same to Ncllic NJ Gilhuly,
Slrb Decatur av; pr mtg. $4,000; Sept
~ due, etc. as per bond, atty, same
ST AIMS Az S2. css,s5 ss'5II' ;o rsre.s MsrT
av; Sept 22; $ yrs 5'a G. a.y' ~ soo .
cHAT7nHT4M n' av sSs,c a. Walter t. 'l' css to
Ilerrmann Z pauerIc, ga e 2x2d st:
Sept so H%s : !1ns o lso i9aa n4oaGway avy
Haight, 4s4 " 1921 st; Sept . due Pee
10, 1919, b y G, dtty' sam f-''
TREEMAN ST. n $. l13.e n Prospect av;
25x67 7xirreg: Abr Davis to Samuel
wittig. 50 Eidridge st. & ano: pr mtgoo
5000 Sept %; yrs, p c, atty. T.
& y Co. 176 Broadway: ......... 1000
LOTS and 4. parcel II, map VIM
Ogden; VIM Fitzgerald 70 Y Co
operative Il & |. Assn. - " l25th st;
Sept =" inatas y {. atty, WIN Lang
LoTs yTs - and n%G'o 5s n A. Thompson Rose Es:
John Wintjc ia Adeine 7 Paskett, 81
E 253d at; Sept rs yrs. C; atty:
Geo McCauslan. Al Park Row. IS. 900
HOLLAND AN. Q 9, 30" 2llth ST, 2oN
100: Francesca BIotto to Angelina Milo.
3555 Holland av: Sept 49, yrs. c,
attys. Cloci>e & X. 3al f la9th at. $l.5oo
PAI.ISADE AN. =. at land Thos NJ
Norch. 2Gs.6xss31ox irreg to lndopcnd-
oncc av; also Independence av. old
line at new line. 256.6x irrec;
Geo S Ward to Emma Radley, 1907
Bway; Sept II: yrs. 81, e: atty.
n G s: r Co. l76 Bway y......... 100000
AQUEpUCT AV, w s. 252.l0 Hampden.
5ox9A.1l; Emma l. Somers to Diedrich
Hunekc. 1871 Monroe av; Sept 23: 3 yrs.
ROBBINS AV. 9, 100 n l+sth a. 5o<o5x
irrcg; Stotier & Cook Realty Corpn to
Nn ! Cook G3S Eastern rlSwGy, Bklyn;
pr MtEe $S coo: Sept 20, due May IA.
la.3, y c: atty. VIM Cook. GAG
fi&stcrn PiSway, Bklyn ............S 1000
LONGFELLOW Az, 14l7. 25xl0o.
Aaron and Ny Kochman to Esther Snitov-
Sept IS: yrs. p c; atty, NJ a Robin
ovitch. 230 Grand st..............*2 st. 1000
MORRIS AV, 2265 s. 6oxl002 ienlce
Real Estate Corpn to Sam Mirskom. 80
Fox ct Sept 10; due Mar 49, 1920; p {;
atty, I. 7 s. NJ Co (correction) $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

LOST-Banltbools No. 095.8S9 of Bank for
Savings $50 Fourth ave, New York. ray
mcnt stopped Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERP. Sept. 1o-sailcd: Steamer
1ndier (Belg); Baltimore;
National Bridge, Baltimore via colon.
F.. B G II HEAD. Sept. a2.-Passed:
Steamer Nerentia (Br), New York for
nah:,o nelIa New York; 2o'h, Bayou Teohe'
c.o-s cALA1s; Sept. 2esailea Steamer
CoPENH AGEN. Sept. l6.-sailed Steam
pARTAintTii Sept. 21.--Arrived Steam
er Lake Gravity. Fernandina
Lake crena Ep N5w rorE for Bsfa, Steamer
Mount Etns S Saw York. Sailed SCENT Kenir
ssa, ssa s cai5nmons ,sns "a 'nr Mo"trsal 1or Sew
'sTsa;}; dalveston for coshenDurs. sAase'"
7 (Nor), Norfolk 18th, Tenzsn Maru
'Jap,i ~ !, Eew Iorl, via N9rfoil.;
er Sunlan9 E,,I W. !Br). Hampton Roads
roiunNSIa GinAsGoW; w; Sept 22Isailed: Steamer
Easama (Br). New York; Octarara. New
Orleans via Norfolk llatter not previously)
aperian sr ept chareston via 1yerpooi sss1sl
LtvERPOOl.. Sept. eo-Arrived: steam
ers Chsmpiain (Fr). Vancouver; suveric
reayan sssi Monirsal fos %ntweSp S1''"e'
ssansS p L. NJ sso' So 'rr Aerpo1t Ae,ysa
News.
,,5 nouEN. Sept; ls.-sailed Steamer
SWANSEA; Sept. so.-sailed: Steamer
Aral aNTW 4TyRi IN !, Por! IA Artbpr. ss Tex
AUCKLAND, Sept ls.-Sailed: Steamer
NITl9T AV%NSni!rrI SEri2i Yancsuvsr' ssNt >, ,,
aAH1A. SEPT a. as2ArTived: SiVstIea' steamer
ra'>F@R SzFRoM H' ssG{ New e. YORK. Sailed Steamer
Monte Cristo eBrD. Norfolk
s.l, nl;YTHE. Sept; 23-Arrived: Steamer
BORDEACN, Sept. l4.--sailed: Steamer
lzaston l3rD: Hampton Roads.
.r5 SE9W @IIrass HsAp s Sept ~ 2;-rssssa: Steam
Bristol; War Fish (BrD. Chatham. n. b.
s,d,ss nuESoS "a, AykEs a,sISt sept y - Arrived
Goth. sailed. steamer prusa. New New Sor YORK. so'N
=, cAplz :. H., Sep, Sept soArr>ysd Steamer P
CARDIFr. Sept. 2s.--sailed: steame,
Sines (PortD, Hampton Roads; MESSING
SBry: Montreal; Esslerlin. New York; 22d
Steamer Fernandina, Mobile Nia sydney
C.B)
cIvlTA yEccH1A. Sept. 15.-Argivea
18TH. Alvada. Baltimore; Ansaldo savois
No. ! utal). Baltimore.
pAXZlG. Sept, lo.-Arrived: Steamer
FAYAl~ Sept. 22.--Arrveds Steamer
s9ssSs sNoA s's sspt pranssco fGr L0ndGn
sestri Utalo Baltimore; 18th. Dante
ORD New Rrunswick; westmead. New
Orleans: 18th. Dcepwater. Hampton Roads
GIRRALTAR. Sept 14.-Sailed: Steam
ers Jufuku Maru (Jsp). Hampton Roads
18th. Brndilla Port Arthur; 18th, Bosan
ka utai). Hampton Roads: 18th. Pennsyl-
vania (Dan). sydney c. r
GRANGEMOUTH. Sept ss-Arriv-d
Steamer North Britain lBrD, Newcastle
ID HA.raS .,ass,s, No.sit,. s. Sept l. ssA',<ea
y r. Ssned ?2d. steamers Lady OF Gaspe
BrD. Boston; Caronia tBr.) ,from Lon
donl New YORK. Arsguays (RrD. Liver
pool
lrAMRURG Sept ls-Arrived: steam
ers Birch Leaf Philadelphia; 18th. kagera
MARTLEroois Sept as-sa,lea: Steam
HONG KONG sept "a - Arrived
Steamer Coaxet. Portland. Ore. via Yoko-
KINsA1E, Sept. as-Passed Steamer
sachein SBr). Haitian for Kinsal..
LA PLATA. Sept. 2o.-saied; Bark
sydraAs tNorD. Norfolk.
uneS,'sna cspsn,. s New Yor* tor se's' csas'
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 9s.--A-rvcd; steam
ers Nsper'an iBr>. Rrunswick via
Charleston: Nubian tBr.>. New Orleans:
22d Sailed Steamer Carmania tBr.), New
York.
LONDON; Sept. 2s..Arrive,i Steamer
ioUNENCo MARQUES, Sept. 2O.-Ar-
.;: Eark Rrsdale (Br.y Sabine.
MElHouRNE. Sept. 2l - Arrived
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
T2ANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at tho gen.
cral postcffice and City Hall postoNice
station. New York, at y. m. as follows:
Hawaii. via san Francisco. steamer
Manoa. September %.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia Siam,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria, Il. c.. steamer Empress OF Rus
sia. September 27.
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Aus.
trala. via Vancouver and Victoria, b. C..
steamer Niagara, September rs
japan Corea China. Siberia. Siam
Cochin China. Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Seattle. steam
r Africa Maru. September 20
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
zealand and specially addressed mail for
australia. via San Francisco. steamer
rofua. October L
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
APARTMENTS TO LET

62D 13o AST--Attractive furnished .tpart-
menl; private residence, living room bed
room. kitchen. bach; all light rooms electric
lights $50 month; years lease, references
Plaza QAl
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

1sT Av, 1876; 18th st. 400 e; 4th st, 344 E.
Sarah Kohn to b e. X Realty Co; attys.
Friedman q r, 233 Broadway; assigns
Hsr ST. 3a4 e; ,ntge $1,000 VIM + sitter
to Philippine Langschmidt. 1852 Walton
av. admx; atty Geo II Hyde, Al Park
oRCHARD ST. ls7; New York Trust Co 'c'to to
Isaac Shman. GA Superior st. Cleveland
Ohio: attys. strausbourger & S. "a BROAD
loSTH sT. ia e; mtse $1,000: fied and and
discharged Sept %. 1919 Ferd A sieg-
hardt to Geo Sieshardt, 515 e 18th st;
atty. Hy NJ. Plateau, 81 Chambers st 81
S6TH ST, 40 w; mtge $4,000 Bond <
Mortgage Guar Co to Lawrence c Haf
ner, $40 w lo1st st, and ano, exrs etc:
atty. r a Dayton. 10 William at $14. 900
WATER ST. 23-25: mtge now $4,000:
County Holding co to Bowery Savings
Bank, 12S Bowcry: ertys Cadwalader
w Il r. 40 Wall st. ................S1
13lST ST. Sis W. 5sth st. 2ll W; mtge
$4,000, Simon Wolf and ano, exrs. to
Samuel Schjifen, Paterson, J attys
Wolf ., kohn. 277 Broadway: assign
ments ...............S6 $3.50 and 1872, 500
S4TH ST. 2A-22s W; Lawyers Mort Co to
JAS Is Ford, + 4Sd st; attys, Sherman
& Sterling, IS Wall st. $4,000
WALTON Av, S, 90 1881 st. 5ox1oo
also Morris av. 2265; Sam Minskotf to
american Trust Co. 135 Bway; atty
\ Title G. Mtg Co, 1875 Bway 500
MoRRiS A\. IZbo; Mortimer Bishop and
ano, exrs. to LAWYERS Mtg Co, 80 Lib
erty st. city. \ Title & Mtg Co, 80
Liberty st .......... ........ $500
WESTCHESTER Az, 7ls; Ncwburgh Say
lngs Bank to Eowery Savings Bank, l2s
EoWery ............... .............s27 900
162D ST, s. 105.i1 e Brook av, 37.6xl0i.f: :
Nm Mason ct al. trustee, to Lawyers
Mtg Go, 30 Liberty st..........S25. st 600
TRINITY Az, 9o7; Union Chemical Glass
ware Co TO Edw Schwartz. 1851 5Sth
st. Bklyn; atty, Sanl Frank. 2e9 Broad :
,,Vn4,e,, w .''.'.' 500
FOREST AN, W g. 1864 16lst ST. 363x
100; Leo Gross to Abr Kramer. S57 For
est av' atty. Saml Horowitz. Madison
aV ..........S So 600
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Going ne On To-day
Day


The Aquarium. Admission free
American Museum OF Natural History
Admission free
American Museum OF Safety Admission
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Admission
free.
Van cortlandt Park Museum. Admission
free.
New York Geological Park Admission
free.
The New York Electrical Show OF 1919,
Grand Central Palace, Lexington Ave-
nue. and Forty Street. / a M to
II D.
Worlds Cotton Conference. MeAlpin. all
day
Display. Oneida Community. McAlpin, all
day
Luncheon. National Association Ladies'
Hatters, McAlpn, 1880 p. m
Luncheon, Kiwanis Club McAlpin D. m
LUNCHEON War Camp Community, Nc
Meeting, BOARD OF Education, Hall OF the
Board. Park Avenue and Fifty ninth
Street. p. m.
Evening
Dance Barbara Tretchis Post Pennsyl-
Nania.
Msatine New York CHAPTER American As.
John T. . Ryan will speak on Com
pulsory Military Training in the Scheme
OF National Defence" McAlpin. s D. m
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

9TH ST l45 WEST. .-- Exceptionally large
suite OF rooms bath. dining room. l<itchsi-
cite; completely and handsomely furnished
roof garden Apply Weed Phone l3oo Circie'
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
RIVERSIDE DE. Gs: A1iltan Schnaier
Contracting Corp agt Clara { Erickson.
owner and contractor. sS342
NORFOLK ST. IS; Harry Taback agt Rose
lillman, owner; Harry Chelsea. con-
tractor az On
63D ST. III and ia e; Sinclair Degan Co
aGt -Abra ham 3 Cox, Julia f Cannon
and w Hunter, owners (rcnewal
S575. 90
SAME PROPERTY; James c Mack Co agt
same UenewaD Observation-Disclosures S. 200 90
Bronx
BROOK Az. 1862; Royal Plumbing Co agt
White Realty Co, Inc. owner; Abraham
Siberman, lessee and contractor. S250 c. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

OtneV fcOpIcS Weatner
WASHINGTON Sept. %. Unsettled
rainy weather prevailed during the last
twenty-fou- hours in the Atlantic states from
North Carolina to Maine and there were
also showers mostly during Monday night
in the Ohio Valley. Tennessee. Texas and
upper Michigan. There was no other pre-
cipitation of consequences and clear weather
prevails generally tonight, excert in the
Atlantic and Gu'f states and tho north
upper lake region 1t is decidedly cooolor in
New England. the middle Atlantic states
and along rne Appaiacnans. and generally
although nos decidedly. warmer west of the
Mississippi River
Local showers are probable Wednesday over
the east portions of the Carolinas and
Wednesday night or Thursday in the nor.l,
portions of Eastern New York and New Eng
land but with these exceptions far weather
will prevail Wednesday and Thursday east
OF the Mississippi River probably continuing
Thursday and Friday the entire dis
trict 1t will be cooler W Hnesday over CEN
tral Georgia and along the Carolina coast
and slightly warmer Thursday in the middle
Atlantic states.
Forecasts for Special Districts-- Western
New York. fair Wednesday, slightly warmer
in east; Thursday fair
A>09tS'H -'SN ioLh, lar wednesday. proc
ably local showers at night or Thursday in
north portion, fair in south slightly warmer
Thursday in south.
Southern New England. fair in west.
clcu"s in east Wednesday; Thursday fair,
slightly warmer on the mainland
New Jersey. fair Wednesday. except
cloudy near the coast; Thursday fair slight
ly warmer.
Delaware cloudy Wednesday: Thursday
fair. slightly warmer.
Eastern Pennsylvania, fair in west partly
cloudy in east Wednesday; Thursday fair,
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
BOYS and YOUNG MEN

Boys and young men who are
interested in permanent posi-
tions with fast growing mer-
camille organization. We have
a number of vacancies at this
time which offer excellent op-
portunlties. Vacancies are for
Packers, Order Filters and
Stock Boys. Good pay. Call
at once.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Sail Saturday
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. sept. as-Arrlv,d. steafn-
sts fllf'cn lisn lBr.N. Trieste Via uan,p-
ign Eoads. HNnnacS. Norfolk. Caledoner
sN.la D. Ant"erl.: \. G. Bed lord. Port
.>'rtg'N; sherman. New yoriS. AnG yll
G'ctp. Nottcraa3u; Cahcoroo, Korea
'tts raHr pct'n TrSnSpor' 1Ert l.eith .
tou,oionr New York. P.rther3. tlsrA
GLASGOW Port Nnfrr,n fNcrl. Vur1 NG
ip1,in. ticsrcri Sf.s.i -r. Nitn lsiso.
No~ets. Rotterdam. ~eN prie
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
BUSINESS CARDS
STOVES & STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVES and sYovE REPAIRS. Repairs Furnished
70 ut any make OF stove. range furpacs. steam .,
6N water heater manufactured. Tel Reekman S41Y
STOVE REPAIR CORPORATION
s2S-2Se Water ST. Cor. Beekman ST. ~ Z
NEWARK. n. J. BRANCH lsA MULBERRY ST
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BUSINESS CARDS
Mems Clothing

Ave BUY GBNTLEMEN's DISCARD.
ed clothing. bushes, suits overcoatA
fur lined coats, full dress. Tuxedos pantA
shoes OF every descriptions; positively pay
moro than others. Call. write or phone
Aeyar Horowitz. 44s Seventh Ave. Greeley
1925.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Patents
Rugs
Typewriters

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non visible, Mos. IS. Visible Mos $3.50 u,
Initial PAYMENT applies II purchased
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co mo
$50 RroacwN. At Worth St { Ts,' 61oi
10 Esd St.. opp. Madison Ave- Frsnkin
a.. THE T3PEWRITER EXCHAN0H
l" oUsa0 eI Tsl. &1Sa Barris,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
UPHOLSTERERS

WANTED. young man, college or hirh
. school graduate preferred. to learn tn,
banking business in all its branches Address
Room 92l, Efficient, Is William ST. In own
handwriting. WA
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
YOUNG MEN

as junior clerks in Christian whoIesals .nd
I'm porting bakers and confectioners supply
mousse only those seeking permanent uosi-
!, IONS naeo Apply, splendid opportunity to
become associated with large and expand
ing organization Apply Sc Hudson at,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Weather Report

Sun rises. S - a. m. Sun sets ..7 :ss r.. m
Moon n. css., ;I2 a m. Moon SETS 5 40 % ~
Local Forecast. Fair to-day and to-mor
row; slightly warmer; moderate northwes,
winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

Local Official Record. d.--The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
The .l:...x <i<.L.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Women's Wear

A WHOl. .ESALER opening Fan sea.on
With full line of advance models. Sarge
ana Ir1cotlne Dresses. $3.50 up. Suits
and Coats ready made and to order "a
Yves, cath St eighth door
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day

Sau To-day
Mall Vessel
closes sails
.,etlc' Napies .,...il 80 AM 200 PM
S'ooteE; SroS- .''...,,. --------- ~ 90 II
'aiaha"' ''aSEHw ----------- - 90 NJ
Carlow Castle. Cape
Town ............ ------- io:ooM NJ
EiNa' san Juan n........ $50 AM 100 PM
Guiars. st. Thomas S so AN /. 90 N
Sail To-morror
Ia Iurra3u~. 'iaNve.... 80 AN !3coM NJ
fnilio : ii, Perce.
tsai1 ....-......... ssoAN, is:ooM
ipCahvuta~ EDitcre,... % (
Advance. Crlstohsl ....ls. 80 AN &.eo IN
Sail Friday
HersonSfiord, Bergen. 30 An 800 u
Sail Saturday
'oapp. san Juan ..... $50 AM l::ooM
Espsranxa Vera Cruz.. 900 AM 90 NJ
Cu'hhcrt. Rio Janciro. 100 500 PM
Lake Forest, Guiana l2 90 800 PM
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
igncs-. 20 deoreas "a. 1o.O5

highest, 20 degrees, al 10 :05 a. M. low
est, 81 degrees, at II 80 p. m. 4: average 64
degrees F.; average same date last year. 5S de-
grees; average same date for thirty-thre
years, 6f degree.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
's-- --'--- 70 ----s -- &C., -------
fEOn yl~NN Ann

$500 REWARD
Return round black pearl Of great senlmen-
ia; value. lost from ring Sept, II. at or he
tween Rjtz-Carlton Hotel and 3roa adhurst
Theatre. or in taxicab. Marcus Co., oth
aVo and 4Jth ST.