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New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Going On To-day

Metropolitan Museum of Art. Admission
free.
American Museum Of Natural IIstory
American Museum Of Safety. Admission
free.
The Aquarium. Admission free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. Admission
Geological Park. Admission free
conventi9n Of Clinical Congress Of Amer
toria. all day and evening.
American Prison Association convention.
small ballroom, Hotel Pennsylvania, all
International Conference OF Women ply
sicians. Room 1o6, Waldorf
afternoon.
Meeting Of Manufacturers Rail Committee
Room l14. Waldorf Astoria. 10 a.
National Business Show. 6eth Regiment
=, Armory to 10 p. IN.
Association Hotel 81. George. Brooklyn
=, morning and afternoon.
Convention Of Association OF Life Insur-
ancc Medical Directors of America
Meeting of Actuarial Society " America
Hotel Astor, all day; dinner, Hotel Astor
Executive session. Reconstruction Commits
sion Bankers Club. afternoon; dinner,
Nankcrs' CLUB. 80 p. m.
Luncheon OF the Rotary Club, Hotel Nc
Alpin. 1870 p
Addresses by United States Senator Owen
and Oscar S. Straus "A World in
pie Heth-El. Seventy sixth Street and
Fifth Avenae 2:l5 p m ~
LECTURE by Homer 3. Hubert. "rhe Far
East before the Brooklyn Institute of
Arts and Sciences Lecture Hall, Acad-
emy OF Music, p. M.
Dr.. Harry Fosdick on "rhe Nature OF
God" before Columbia University christ
ian Association Forum, 6 :45 o. IN
Meeting of Broadway Post of American
Legion, Hotel Astor. y.
Addresses nlna by Senator Robert L; oven,
League Of Nations Association. Hotel
Biltmore.
Indoor community sing, auspices New
York Community Chorus and Washing
ton Heights Community Councils. Great
Hall, College of the City OF New York
l39th Street and Convent Avenue. S
Discussion. Moving Platforms as e solu-
Brooklyn Engineers Club, III Remeen
Street. Brooklyn, $50 p. m
Lecture by Arthur Stanley Riggs on "Cey-
lol. ana Her Buried Civilization: The
Fate OF Non progressive Culture" Lee
ture Hall. Academy or Music, SIS p. ~.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
"Australia," by Lillian s. Fisher Public
school 81 Broadway and Academy
Street. Illustrated.
"Nationalism and Internationalism." by
Miss Myran l.. Grant Public School e2,
Child Welfare.' by Robert w Hebherd
Public School 1865, 225 West l0sth Street.
Illustrated.
"Hydrosen and Peroxide" by DR. William
l.. Estabrooke; Labor Temple, Four
teenth Street and Second Avenue. Illus
trated.
The Universe Forces and Man" by Jacob
r.. Price; Morris High School, 166th
Street and Boston Road
ART EXHIBITIONS
Anderson Galleries; exhibition Of work by
Fit, seventh Street Painters
bourgeois Gallery, Cos Fifth Avenue ex-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
All-American Wireless
Merger Is Announced
Marconi and General Electric
TO Unite and Extend
Radio Service

An all-American wireless comh;n.
has been formed through the pooling
CT the patents and physical radio
equipment OF the Marconi Company Of
America and the General Electric Com.
pany- The announcement of the com.
hlne was made in an official statement.
last night from the Marconi Company.
The new corporation win be known
as the Radio Corporation OF America
1t has already taken over the radio
rights of the General Electric Com
pany. The directors OF the American
Marconi Company have approved the
transfer to the new corporation of its
patents, wireless stations and some
other of its assets. A special meeting
Of the stockholders of the omoany
has been called for November 20 to
pass upon the matter finally.
Should the proposed agreement be
accepted by the Marconi stockholders.
the controlling block OF shares IN the
American Marconi Company leld by
the British Marconi Company will BE-
acquired by the General Electric Com.
panS.
Arrangements win then be made to
keep the new corporation permanently
under American control. IL pans to
extend It's system to England France.
Norway, Japan HAWAII, Cuba and
South America and later China.
The company will also secure the
transcontinonta wireless .e ephone
rights OF the General Electric Com.
pany. Edward j. Naly VIII become
It's first pres dent.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Alapaho. Philadelphia: Lonoke ,,,.
phia l i14Aauef.

Alapaho. Philadelphia Lonoke, pbp.a
phia. h'iaoel-
DuBLIN. Oct, ao-Arrivea: Sir ~,
side. New York via Belfast Lake
ley (Br). Newport News; 2otb Sus Usn1osh- Roth
carmathen tBr). Newport News N'1n's Of
Ruth E Mersn RI is BaItimorsA ihamArTired Tdr
Sailed: 18th. str Radioleine ia NJ ~, ssnicr.
Arrived: 10th, strs Cliftonhali tR~ ieerl
timofe, Jokai Iial) Norfolk. Rozen Ns. e.i'
tJap.5. Baltimore for Genoa: corr Mar
Msru (JspD, Newport News Ssiias nrazl
Feffara tital) from spezzia. Hamnv1taf svtf
GRANGEMorTH. Oct. 2o-Arr,vss.
British Sovereign tis~.}, Phi!adeinhi' ST
HONG KONG. oct. lS.~Sai,aaI..-'
Manlla H1ls Maru ra. tJap2, Tacoma, ST.
Maru (Jal~), Hampton Roads ehitukG
INGHAM, Oct 20-Sailed: Str N,rn.,.,
Baltimore. 'Fupolels
LA PALLICE, oct 2o-sa.les.
LUNUkA, Oct lS-Sailed: Schoo,a,arr r'3eSes
drom San Francisco). Weilingron irene
,,le ,LlivERro0,l4 i'Sj,,. Oct ls-sailed: schoor.-
ports 2oth, sailed: Str Lake Fibre ''Sl.iaa Ma
LIzARD, Oct 2o-passed. Str Kav,uu
ham tBr), Chicoutimi for Iondon Neying-
LoNDON, Oct 2l--Sailed: Strs Coz.
lBrl. New York; Navarino (BN SfeL.a SL.a
York British MARQUIS Ur' PhiladelnSSs,Sw Ssw
maru {Japl Grom Hong Kong, seaptles' lSls'ri
MlDDL LESBRo. oct iS-saiied: Sr.',s, Str Mo,
ton tnewl. Hampton Roads MOL
MONTEVIDEO, Oct ls-Arrivoa. =.
fioflulan, New orh. lstn. Dalras.s sus
port Via Pensacola Huit-
PARA, Oct. 17.-Sailoa: Str Ner.,.-
(Br.). New York. Newton
Perrin, Oct. ld.-Passed. str ro.
Dutch), Norfolk for Batavia 'eraS'e
PRESTON, Oct. ls-Saii,d. g
Martin y. Cobb, Mobile. purneU =, ~ ,SSsarS
from Halfax). Haytian port. " A'7
RIO JANElRO, oct aO-Sai,aa. -
Louisville Bridge tirom New orls..s',' s''
Barcelona. i'e@As ?.
ROTTERDAM, oct. is.-Arrived. :.
Alector baltimore. T.ackAwauns Wis S..S
Baltimore: 10Th Coweta. Baltimore. cn.
nersville. Baltimore, Coutcleae !3siti.SS,SVIH ~
Sailed, 18th: Srs Deli OBI Norfa,,
lerscnellinG lDutchl. sydney G. n '0'N'
SANTOS. Oct. 20 - Arrived 9.
silenetive OBJ, New York lafoora
SHANGHAI. Oct is. - Sailed. G..
Archer lfrom Hong koag). san Franc,ss,
SHARPNESS. Oct. lS - Sailed y. y.
Lake ca. an. Hampton Roads ''
SHARPNESS, Oct. l9-Arrived. sc,,
Wiibcrl Bartlett Fictcu. y :. ~"'
SHIELDS, Oct. 2o.-Sailed: Str serh,s
tan (Br-), Newport News
SUEZ, Oct 1s.--Arrived. Str saekon,.
Calcutta, etc, for New York N"A
TYNE. Oct. 21.-Sailcd. Str Ruth fNo-,
Newport News '''''
VENICE. Oct co.-Arr.ved. s.r r.
inayne OBr), Baltimore '''
WEST HARTLErOOL OCT 90
rived: Str katonah, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

hibition OF paintings and drawings by
Emile Branchard
Bush Terminal Building. 1870 West Forty
second street; exhibition Of ancient and
modern laces. October 2l-26.
Clunys. l East Forty-saventh Street; ex-
hloition OF miniatures by Baroness
Hermelin.
Daniel Gallery. . West Forty seventh
Street. opening exhibition OF the sea-
Enrich Gallery; rare etchngs by Frank
Brangwyn.
Ferargil Gallery. so7 Fifth Avenue: ex-
hibition of paintings by American artists
and fire screens by Robert Winthrop
Chanler.
Kennedy & Co., 61s Fifth Avenue: ex-
hibition of early engravings of Wash
ington.
Knoedler Galleries. 556-55S Fifth Avenue
exhibition OF the first official portraits
OF the Allied commanders by Dana Pond
paintings of Ireland by Power O'Malley.
AcCann Agency. 81 Broadway; exhibition
OF work b. Illustrative artists.
Mich Galleries. los West Fifty seventh
Street; exhibition OF water-colors by
Jane Peterson and paintings by Sc
lected group OF American artists.
Paint Box Gallery, i3 Washington Square
exhibition of water colors by Sander
Bernath,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Sail Tomorrow
~TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connectlng inaiIs close at the CoN-
eral Postoftce and City Hall Posto.fics
Station New York, at 6 ,. m. follows;
Hawaii via san Francisco Steamship D
Manoa OClobcr 23.
Japan, Coroa. China, Siberia, Siam, Cochin
China, Netherlands East Ir1ie5 anG llilip~
pine Islands, via Vancouver &c Victoria.
q. c., steamship Enlpre 80 of Asia. Cctoue:-
2b.
Hawaii and Shanghai City. via San
Francisco. steamship Nippon Maru, &C.
tober rs.
Japan. Corea, China, Siam. Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies. VIA
san Francisco, steamship Siberia Maru
October 2y
China, via Seattle steamship JavaTy.
October 81
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cool, Inands, New
Zealand ana specially addressed neil for
Australia, Via San Francisco, steamship
Moana, October 20.
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand VIA San Francisco. steam.
ship Sonenla. November 6.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Stock and Speciality Statesmen.

SIENOGRAPHE,R III Office of shoe factory.
knowledge OF bookkeeping desired but not
essential; must write good hand excellent
e,p Spporlunity l Ior advancement Griffin White
shoe Co., 227 Grand ave. Brooklyn
SlENoGRAtHER - Experienced; familiar
win switchboard and general office work.
Apply Orsler Envelope Co, sc Duane st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Oct 22-Arrivod: steam
srs yl chanbles. Port Tampa; Alaskan, New
BOSTON, oct. 22.-Arrived: Steamers
Manchester; Waxahachie. St Naaaire for
New York; Glymont, Honolulu, Cowan.
SsITa,, SeWairs Point Lake Geneva Norfols
Yaklok Gron Portland, Ore.). Naples;
pasan (Nor.). Havana; West Elcasco.
Bordeaux; Lake Flumc. Norfolk Chip
clan. Philadelphia.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Oct 22:-Passed in
Barry; Lake Gravella. Port Tampa; Oltui
(Russian). Norfolk.
CHARLESTON Oct 22 - Arrived
Steamers Novit Br). from Brunswick for
JACKSONVILLE, Oct %. Sailed:
Steamer Flayel, Finland.
Steamers svarten (swed.), Cothenburg
Via Boston; Mertainen tSwed). NarviIs;
Bowden (Nor), Santa Marta; Roma tNor.}
Port Antonio via Sandy Hook; Nitruvia
tBr.), Grsvesend; paulsboro, Port Arthur:
Gulfma!d, Port Arthur; Northern Wave.
Steamer Riopgenos. searsport for New
York York 's Sailed: seshooners samuel Hart,
Johns dw S g. New YORK; rummST 4 " # 4F0W WhSd st.
from Hillsboro, n. b.. New Haven; Uvolta,
from Hilsboro, n. b, New Raven: Emma
w. Day, from st. George. n B.. Bird ge-
port.
PORT TAMPA, Oct 22.-Arrived
Steamer Mascotte, Havana Via Key West
Lake Hemlock. New York; Catania, Tam
plco.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Oct. o2.-passed
Gown: Steamers Szeterenyi Gtal), Phila-
de phla Tor Gibraltar; Eastern Shore.
Philadelphia for London; Fonduco. Phila-
deiphia for Fayal. Firnore. Phladel phla
SAN FRANcrsco. Oct. 22.-Arrived
Steamers Newport. Balboa: TokushiTna
1iru Maru lJapo, Balboa: Standard Arrow.
Hong Kong; Nippon Maru CJapD, Hong
Kong. Sailed: Steamer Venezuela, Hong
TAMPA Oct. 22.-Arrived. scbooner
Jubilee. Matanzas: Campania. Sagua La
5rande. Sailed Steamer Lynchburg. New
BALBOA. Oct. 1s.-Arrsved. strs Moos.
aoee Portland; National Bridge, Taltal,
sailed; Goth. str Barabi (Span.), Caleta
r BOSTON, Oct; a2-Arrived: strs West
Ipsus. London: kata ahdin. Jacksonville and
:. ma rieston Southport. New York Sailed
Strs Niceto de Larrinaga Hsr) (from Cal
Feston) Manchester; Inland. Norfolk
CRlSTOBAL, Oct 2O-Arrived: Strs
Leitrim CBr), New York. Cartagena New
orleans Middlebury, Cartagena. Sailed
Strs l:aZel branch, Newport News: Caddo
IIamplco; Mamari (Br). Newport News
"cst Cneswald. Galveston.
. GALVESTON. oct. 22.--Arrived: Strs
Saguachc; Norfolk; Trinidadian. Tampico
KEY WEST Fla. Oct. 22.-passed,
Lillian. George c. Paddleford, New York
I'd Herbert J.. Pratt. ]. G. Domell
Bayou Teche. Hally Br). Gally Head
Oaraguay, Gabrielle
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
LOST BANKROOKS

LOST.-Bankbook No. 645,955 OF tho Union
Dino Savings Bank is missing. Any
person having claim to it is hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten days or submit to having said pass
book Cancelled and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMEN

slrcs and aims are bigger and better re.
turns OF a prosperous career, will cspe-
cially be Interested In q proposition which
are financial organization, human and
big hearted with interest in every en-
ploye We want real live wires who can
develop into successful sales managers with
an opportunity of becoming financially IN
dependent. Our method is simple and
plain. easy TO explain, brings quick results.
Our instructions thorough. Require
inents arc intelligence. deternination and
full of pep" spirit. In answering frank
and full eXplanation as 10 experience and
capability will assure applicant Of an i'm
mediate interview. Writ Box A-391. Trib-
une Office or phone Beekman 1884 for ap-
pointment.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Navy Officer Denies Gift
Lieut.. Comm. Marsden Takes
Stand I'm Own Defense

Lieutenant Commander christopher
Marsden took the stand in his own de-
fence yesterday in his trial by court
martial at .he navy yard, on charges o.
accepting gifts from men he enrolled
IN the Naval Reserve. He IS fifty
three years old.
lie denied the charges against him.
one of his sons is in the navy and bis
wife and daughters did Red Cross
work during the war.
Commander Gustave Hanus. : men
per OF the Court Martial Board II the
navy, who had been excused from 81
tlng IN Marsden's case because f sls
prejudice in favor of that officer, tes-
tined to his excellent character.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CLERKS


The New York Telephone
Company desires to engage q
number Of young ladies from
II to % years of age for per-
manent positions in it's Ac~
counting Offices.
Experience is not necessary,
as the work is easily learned
and all new employees are given
thorough instructions by wom-
en- supervisors.
The hours are from 9 to 5,
with one hour tor lunch and
half day on Saturdays.
The working conditions and
surroundings are excellent
light, we'll ventilated Offices,
sanitary lunch rooms. comfort
able rest rooms, etc.
The salary Of $11 per week
for beginners is increased at
the end Of the second month,
and increases are given at fire.
quent intervals thereafter.
The opportunities for ad-
vancement to higher paid posi-
tions are unlimited.
Applications for these posi-
tlons may be made either in
person or by letter to Miss M.
A. Kerwin, Room SOP, %
Church Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Craft Inquiry Is Ended
Report To BE Made on State
Insurance Fund

The Investigation of the state insur.
ance fund. which deve oped various
evidences of graft i'll the admlnis'rs.
1lon of workmen's compensstiol
awards. was closed yesterday by Jets-
mlah +. Connor. the special commis'
sloner, after Miles Dawson. the eA;
ANIMATION counsel, announced he nav
no more witnesses.
Mr.. Connor said he would send h.s
report to the Governor in time, II pos-
slble. to furnish data for several pIs,,
posed amendments to the workmeh'
ompensation law which are 80 be "
t,roduced during the next session OF Nv
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

Statesmen. An organization Offering an
issue of financial securities has opening
for statesmen of personality experience in
this particular line not necessary, hut de-
sirable: every possible assistance, including
leads will be given: would like to get IN
touch with men who desire and know how to
build up q clientele of satisfied customers
through the sale Of meritorious securities
on liberal commission basis.
AMALEAMATED FINANCE CORPORA
ZION. "a East 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERP, Oct 1S.-Sailed strs Kstta
New York. 10th. arrived West Camho
rhiladelphia. GOTH Anversoise (Beig. J.
RAHIA. Oct. 1s.-saied: Str Queen
Louise CBr.). New York. Goth arrivnd
Dryden (Br) New York ''
BoRDEAU. Oct 1s.-Arrived: Str VII
lcsden fBr). Philadelphia " H.
BUENOS AYRES. Oct ls.-Sat,e,. S,,
West Avenal. New York '''
" COLOMBO, Oct; l7-sailed: Motor shi,
DARTMOUTH. Oct. 2lasa,,ea, s.r.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THE SAFEST, SUREsT INVESTMENT
acres in New York City that is ripe for
immediate development. | can SELF it all
on weekly instalinents netting large profits
l want $4,000, which Will be secured by.
title to property and will be returned with
$30, goo profit in two years. HuNTON,
u Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Stock and Bond Statesmen

If you have had actual experience in
selling the security of Il commercial dis
count company place you on our
force and by careful cooperation and cir
culari2ing assist you in making a very
profitable income by selling the security of
credit finance company now increasing
Its working capital to $2000,oo0: Attract
i've yield to investors We prefer gentle
men 35 to 80 years of age having good
connections. experienced in this line, and
tabished and making money and have
prominent persons interested in tho com
pany as officers, directors and investors
See Sherwood Hodson, With Clarence Hod-
son & Co., brokers, established 1888, Room
617, 26 Cortlandt Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
SALESWOMEN

SALESWOMEN
ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Have vacancies in the fol-
lowing departments for
sale.swomen; experience is
preferred but not neces-
sary. The salaries paid
are attractive, with a
bonus system which pro-
vides in addition direct re.
ward for the efficient:
Misses Suits and Coats
Velvets
Toys and Games
Ladies' Shoes
Children's Shoes
Stationery
Housefurnishings
Blankets
Flannels
Candy
SODA DISPENSERS
Require several women as
dispensers at their soda
fountain.
Applications can be made
any time during the day at
the Employment Office,
Subway Floor, Central
Building, or by mail.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

highest Temperature yesterday. 63 degrees
'at ~ p. n) lowest, 56 degrees lat 10
p. M average, go degrees average same
aate ,ast year, 90 degrees average same date
Tor thirty-three years, 90 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
PROPOSALS
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY

THE INDIANAPOIJS UNION RAILVAY
COMPANY
India rapolia, Indiana, October G. 1919
Bonds wanted for Sinking Fund
Tho indianapolis Union Railway Com
pany. of lndian polls, Indiana, will re-
ceive sealed proposals for the sale Of
tWenty-nine thousand ($29,O00.O0) dollars
or lJa First Mortgage Bonos at the otfcs
or mo Fidelity Trust Company, in the CITY
OK Philadelphia, Pa, prior to tho
first day OF November, 1919 Bonds offered
at the lowest price, not exceeding par and
accrued interest, VIII be accepted and paid
for should bonds Of different holders be
otered at the same price. the number OF
bonds taken from each shall be on i. pro
Ea'a pasis, as nearly as practicable, in pro-
portion to the whole number of bonds
offered.
w. J. DANIELS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22-The storm that
was central Tuesday night north of Lake
ontario moved rapidly eastward to the Ca
madam maritime provinces. and another dis
turbancc covers the PLANES states and the
southern Rocky Mountain region and is ad-
vancing eastward. A cold wave of marked
severity for the is overspreading the
Northwestern states and the western Cana
dian provinces. The weather is warmer in
the upper Mississippi Valley and the South
western states and high temperatures pre-
vail throughout the Gulf and South Atlantic
states. There rains in the Atlantic
and Gulf states. Tennessee Arkansas. Michi-
gan and Minnesota. and snow and rain in
North Dakota, Montana and Northern Wy
oming.
In the New England and middle Atlantic
states the weather Will be cloudy Thursday
probably followed by rain on or before
Thursday night and Friday, with moderate
enaperatures. In the south Atlantic states
there will be local rains Thursday, and prob
ably Friday, with mild temperature In the
east Gulf states. Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley and lower lake region there will be
rains Thursday and clearing and much
colder weather Friday. In the upper lake
region there will be rains and SHOWS Thurs
day and snow flurries Friday, with much
colder weather.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORT
gage L Will sell this day, October 23.
at +. NJ, at so West zach Street one
Dodge Taxicab one Pittsburgh Clock one
Extra Tire and All Tools
DAVID dEEF, Auctioneer
SAMUEL GORDON
Attorney in fact for mortgagee.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

AXM1NSTER. WILTON. BRUSSELS. Car
pets and Rugs all sizes, all makes, all
coors, - cts, 1925 yard up; Rugs IS to s36
up, plain bordered, scanned or seamless ::
Sioane's Whttall's, Artlooms 6xs, Sxl0
9%l2, 1SX2o all other sizes Iino!eums. por-
iierles, layin-, cleaning, dyeing. repairing
Every hing IN the Carpet and Rug line; beau
tiful things reasonable. STILlINGS 620-
S2$ SS2$ Madison Ave to9tn), Suite los. Plaza
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

Forecasts for Special Districts Eastern
Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware
Cloudy Thursday, followed by rain by night !;
Friday rain, moderate temperature.
Eastern New York and Southern New
England-Fair Thursday; Friday, fair, mod
crate temperatures.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York-Cloudy Thursday, followed by rain {;
Friday, clearing and much colder
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNISHED WITHOUT CHARGE
Tor private and commercial positions; ref
erences investigated. Phone Murray Hill
1851. Mays Agency, 500 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
statesmen

TEN STOCK Statesmen WANT
ED WHO HAVE CLIENTELE PRE-
FERRED: SALARY AND COMMIS-
SION. CALL SIC FIFTH AVE.
Suite 1906
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
n,. nv. -y
Due Sunday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day

lowing to unsettled port conditions the
departure OF steamships is subject t.
:hange.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Clas ssified Advertising Columns
HELP WANTED FEMALE

AA1LAX w NV \ III = A>1A<HAAAS
HOW ARE YOU AIDING
IN THE TASK OF
RECONSTRUCTION?
The proudest boast an
American can make to-
day is to say 81 am do
ing my part in the
great task of recon-
struction." Our coun-
try needs the utmost ef-
forts Of earnest, sincere
men and women who
will work, save, and
sacrifice, if need be, to
aid in the work of put
ting our social and COM
nlercial activities on a
normal, peaceful basis
again.
There are many ways in
which you can help.
Telephone operating is
one. In these days of
recons truction few
workers are more i'm
portant than the tele-
phone operator. She is
2 vital aid in the great
task of reconstruction.
Telephone operating
does not stop with serv-
ice. It's advantages
are worth noticing. The
work is pleasant and the
surroundings are pleas
ant. A salary is paid
during instruction and
the opportunities for adj.
vancement are many.
GIRLS AND YOUNG
WOMEN TO SERVE
THE PUBLIC AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS.
Girls, l6 to 23, as day
telephone operators.
Young women, 21 to IS,
as night telephone oper-
atOrS.
For full particulars call
"SPRING OFFICIAL"
(free calD, or apply at
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Weather Report

Sun rises. 10 a. m. Sun sets. .. 6 :06 p. nl
Moon rises. :02 a. M Mocn SETS. ) :52 D. m.
Local Forecast.--Fair to-day: tomorrow
ram moderate temperature -:cderatc vari-
aoie winds, becoming east arr southeast
Local Official Record.=The following Of
nc nc al record shows temperatures during the
last iaast twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Carpet Cleaning


CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON.
FANY.-Clcans by compressed air. steAra
nsnd or or floor. 419 East 4Ath st. con q
BRANDT. Telephone l33 Murray NIL
------~---- ---------------.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS &ND EWELRY BOUGHT
FOX G. SH, estates appraised. purchased
NENNE,rJ. IT'S Broadway, upstairs
Furniture
HIGHEST rR1CEs paid for furniture, an
tiqueE, lianos. br.c- -brac, looks, art,
etc GABAY. Ss University place Phone
Mems Clothing
Ave buy gentlemens d.sca, detl clothire,
business suits, Overcoats, su--lincd coats
tull dress. TnxedGs. pants, shoes CT every
descr1ption positively pay rnore than others.
Ceji. write phone. Never A-.rowitz 44X
7th ave. Greeley 1925.
sEWING-MAKINN ovER-CLnAN1N0
500 carpets. rugs. Worticrce (ull s:zcs),
plain Oriental colors Slightly used ~
a. a. orisinal price. goo vds. on in!ai1 I'm.
GEORGE
io37 SD AVE. SlsT ST 1854 PLAZA
MEMS SUITS, PAWN TICKETS; PAY
highest prices; buy and sell gentlemen's 9
second hand clothing. Jack the Tailor
312 East 9Th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS for messenger work; not
necessary to wear uniforms !;
opportunity to earn SIS and
more weekly. Apply p. A.
Hickey. Postal Telegraph Cable
Co., 20 Broad st.