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New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

YOKOHAMA. Sept. 21.-Arrived: Steam
er Manila Maru. Tacoma Sailed. aoth
steamer Canada Maru. San Francisco.
BARBADOS Sept. 2o.-Saied: Steamer
Merauke, Batavia.
DEAL. sept 2S--sailed: Steamer Toyo
Maru. Hampton Roads.
LIZARD Sept. SO. - Passed: Steamer
Iris, Philadelphia Tor London.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2s.-Sailed: Steam
crs Lake Fugard. Sandy Hook; Lake Gieoe.
Sandy Hook; schooner Minas Prince. Port
Arthur
osTENp, Sept. 2e-Arrivcd: Schooner
Gabv.
BALBOA, c. z. Sept. 50. Arrived
Steamers Caucoa, GuayaQuil; Delhna, San
Francisco; Swickley, HoGuiam. Sailed
29th. steamer Palena, Valparaiso.
CRISTOBAL. c. e.. Sept So.-Arrived
Steamers Ulysses. Norfolk; Geo. ". c.
Gorsas. New York. SaileG, 2eth. steamers
Lake Wilson. New York; Amiweii. HUI:
10th. Port Chalmers. Newport News.
PRESTON. Sept. 2s.-Sailed: steamer
Shandon, Hampton Roads.
RIO JANEtRO. Sept. 81. Arrived
Santa Olivia, New York.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 3o.-Arrived: Steamer
Ainerc. New York Via Balboa and San
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, Sept. So.-Arrived: Steam
e.. sr Bsnnuno HalfaN; Panuco. Gansfiord,
Ne" YORK: Lake ElkwateT, Norfolk. Sailed ::
Steamers Rosario. Trieste; Andyt. Rotter-
dam dam via Newport News; Ammonoosuc.
Rotterdam; Coutolene. Rotterdam; Gray
son. Liverpool; Phrync, Bordeaux; Eager
nes, GibTa!tsr; Lake Jessup, Cardenas
AlaiIosa. Lisbon; Mon Caliere, Genoa.
', BOSTON, Sept. 3o-Arrivsd: Steamer
Stanmore. Liverpool; Nacoochce. Savan-
nan; Ontario. Baltimore via Norfolk; Gov
erdaie, Norfolk; Utoka, Newport News
Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY. Sept. so.-passed in for
Baltimore: Motor Edith Mute. bermuda ;
came, Norfolk; West chatala, Portland.
Ore. Passed out from Baltimore: Steamers
Sucrosa; Port Lobos; Clifton HALL Genoa.
rssd raE Boston $ vth baTFs. sap N"r, barn
No. 20 and Northern No. 30 in tow from
New York. Sailed: steamer Calino for
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Dell
Sept 30.-Passed out: Steamers Gerania
philadeiphia for Gibraltar; Loctport
philadelphia for Now York. Passed mp
Steamer Sunbeam from trial trip. Sailed :
steamer Proctor, Havana via Newport
GALVESTON, Tex. Sept. so.-Arrlvea:
Steamers Lake Mattato. Tampico; Gov
saiisa; Steamer Ii Norte Sew ~ 4or& K :
rived Steamers Gulhig ht port Arthur:
LAKE Wnona. Key West: Galosbure New
York; Howard, Baltimore via Savannah; !;
Mohawk, New York Via Charleston Mcr-
rinack. Philadelphia via Savannah Sailed ::
Steamer Apache, New York via Charles
ton.
sAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. 3O.-Arrivcd:
Steamer city Of Aug usta, Boston sailed ::
Steamer City Of Atlanta. New York
Steamers Miami. Havana (and rcurncd) :;
city Of Philadelphia. Punta Kassa (anes
sailed Flavana). Sailed. Steamers Nucces
New York CurNal. New Jori.: tug Three
Friends, Savannah With barge Savannah
IN tow.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Sept s0-En-
New York: Rcd Gate. ruchul; Tillalnook
Hull; Claus Horn Mantanzas; Poiycarp,
stealnens Daram. Port Arthur; oregon.
Bluc1elds; barges Ramos. Nerlnillioa and
tug Bnrranca, Morgan City; lug Batha-
lun. Brunswick.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept s0.--Arrived
steaInsrs s, Vika. Port Antonio; Lake Janet,
Wainwright. New York.
rived: Steamers Gulf Stream. Providence;
War Patriot (Br), key West Sailed
Steamers Chas. Vi. Everest. Pernarbuco
Mar ia .li, IernaiNOuCo.
rived: Steamer Mascotte. Havana Via
key West. sailed schooner city OF Bal
timore. Matanzas.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Sept. a0.-passed
for New YORK.; Africancre, rhiadelp phia
tor Gibraltar: Gerania Philadelphia for
Gibraltar; Gulf Maid. Phladelphia for
Port Arthur. towing barge ConeInaugh.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 30.-Arrived ::
Steamer Grace Dollar. Balboa.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
STORAGE NOTICES
SrORA,;E NAREI4Dlf :.
COMPANY, I52-l54 Vest 197th s'resr.

RlNNRl)AIE STORAGE, MAREI4OI -.
COMPANY, l5s-i.4 Wet l97th s'ress.
TO Mrs. Downing. I.ot No. 55l: Mrs. v.
Rome. Lot 10. 564. Mrs. N. i. Morse. I.o,
No 79l; J. Larkia, Lot No 1883: {. Seydel,
Lot. No. l,127; Mrs p. f. Nickson. Lot No.
Bennett. Lot No. 1856; Mrs j. E. Jensen,
Lot No. 1853; Rose Feller, Lot No. l27l;
Mrs. Acorn. Lot No. 1913; II. r. Butler,
Lot No. 1855; Mrs. Lawshe. Lot No. 1911
Doyle. Lot No 1.4l7: r. w. Dawson. Lot
No: 1870: Mre. C.. Hammond. Lot No.
I;l7s; Mrs. Beck; Lot No. 1881; A. f.
you are hereby notified that the time for
payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice thereof had been given you, we
will cause such property. to wit house
hold furniture. comprising beds. bedding.
chifon!crs bureaus. chairs. settecs daver
Ports tables STANDS sewing machines.
ware, kitchen utensils. plated I'D s!iver
ware, cutlery, po-t!eres, curtains draper-
les, carpets, rugs. books hookcasNs 0rlc-.-
brac, pianos. nue.cai Instruments stai1-
ary, vehicles, paintings and PCT ur.s.
trunks and contents linen wearing aD-
parel, persona! effects. merchandise, erc..
as enumerated in The warehouse inventory
issued 70 you BY this warehouse stored by
have an iDtercst) in the Riverdae storage
Warehouse. to be sold at Public Auction
according to the statute in such cases
made and provided. at the Monarch Auc-
zion Rooms. l6l East 125th Street. New
York city on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14TH.
1919, AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORE
NOON. and II the sale Is not completed on
said dato the same Will be continued at the
same place on each and every Tuesdav
thereafter. beginning at 10 \. n on each
Tuesday and continuing Until all the goods
Nl|ERDALE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
COMPANY. ManaGer
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due To-day
CHANGE or NAMB


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
a meeting OF the stockholders OF Van.
derhoof & Hubert Inc. held OF. Septclu Der
l2th, 1919, at four o'clock p. N. at tho
Office OF the company, No. 43 East letn
street, Borough Of Manhattan New York
city. tho following resolution was unani-
mousy adopted:
RESOLVED by tho stockholders Of Van
derhoof & Hubert, Inc at Il meeting duly
convened this 18th day OF September. 1919.
that the corporate name Of Vanderhoof e.
Hubert, Inc, bs changed TO Hubert, Moul-
ton d. Co.. Inc. and that the president and
secretary OF said corporation be. and they
are. hereby authorized and directed to
make. sign, verify and Acknowledged tho
certificate of proceedings required by
statute and cause one OF such certificates
70 be filed and recorded In the Office OF t.a
Secretary OF %tate and a duplicate thereof
IN the Office Of tho Clerk OF tho County Of
New NorI, and 10 90 all acts and thing
That may be necessary 10 comply with the
provisions of law apniica Bile to ana ref-u-
iatins change OF corporate name.
Dated. New York. September J = 1919
GEORGE w HUBERT
President.
WALTER r. MOTLTON,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

r,,Lhoox No SlS4ro of tho
IL lTrS,aanhj,n savings Bank. issue& to PatriciS
.onarG rnr!' Payment stopped Please return
- isvnrk hank 65s Eighth ave. New York City.
~ ~ rsrsons are cautioned not to purchase
+. negotiate same.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
FOREIGN PORTS

=, ANTwERP. Sept; 27-Arrived; Steamers
Mannhem Wp2 naltimore ,h,. 20, w"shngton
Ir@ SsM YorN saed .7th steamnrs
War Bery! (Br). Montreal; Worcester.
HROW HEAD Sept. 2e.-Passed: steamer
Doril4gton Court tBr.l, 81 John, y. Is.
Dsver SEPT. sa.-passod: Steamer Veg,
Tam4qua IBr.). Fhiiadelphia; Van pun
N.Y. Nor.s Arrived Is n; stean.eFs y, Nor
GRENOCk, Sept. 27.-Arrivod: steamer
Deg%!gT & HIdss. s.ns Noble: ss,so Steamer
HAMBURG. Sept, 27.-sailed: Steamer
"hss$S9' hoSa Nss Kong, aGFA Sept s5.-sa.lea: :
steamer % TeenSai iBr). Ne New York
, LEGHohN Sept. 2s.-Arrived: Steamer
ers sunk tHT,5. Ph.ladeiphia; Is.
Saguashs. GaIyssto1: saD'nsro, oalyss.oa; Y
mayne (Br.). Philadelphia for Manches-
ter; Molesey lBr). Chatham N. 3.
p LIzARD, Sept 2s'-1Passed u.s,e. steamer s
Lo%DoN, Sept. as.--Arrived: Steamers
Western Plains. Baltimore; West CheroT.
~ M%SiEA. SEPT; s4.-Ar!ivSq: M steamer
NAPLES; Sept. 2G:-saied: Steamer
RoTTERDAM. sept 27-sailed: steam
Lake Festus. Newport News; West
'fsa s&GRns. Rnas''"seG Sept. e5.-passed. steamer
Nolisment O5rj, Newport News for Mar
sellcs.
susauehanna (brJ. (from New York;.
SWANSEA, Sept. 27-sa,led: Steamer
Yves. PaTs1sy SEPT TsFnanolas Motor
ARICA. sept. 2s.-Arrived: Steamer c.
BARBADos. sept. 25.-sailed: Steamer
Meranke. Batavia 2ith. sailed. steamers
Iverstt, New YORK; Arthur II. Zwicker,
Mobile.
BuENos AYREs. segs; 21;-Arrixed'
steamer West Eagle, Hare;
CApIZ. Sept. 25.--ArriYesi: Steamer L.
De Satrustcgui. New York via Havana for
cALCUrTA. Sept. 2l.--Arrived: Steamer
Tahchce, San Francisco.
steamer Trevarrsck. Newport News
ers Laplace New York for Manchester,
GENOA. Sept. 24--Saiied sahale. New
York: Goth. steamers Canoga. Savannah;
ls;h; arrived; steamers Gaiimeris, Phila-
dephta via Wilmington, y. c.; 2Sd. East
efn stsT: ar: :C,t, Baiti~ors. o. ean.s c,,,.
1yngo Hampton Roads.
KOBE, sept. 2s.-saiied; steamer Mp
pom Maru Seattle.
Steamer Catalonia. New Yori.
LAS PAI.MAS. sept. 2j.-Sdiled. Steam
CT Dubhe. Hampton Roads.
LONpON. Sept. 29.-SAiled: Steamers
Onul. Baltimore, 3oth. Saxonia. New York
MANcHEsTER. Sept 90 = Sailed
Steamer kisnop Jacksonville; 2Tth. steam
crs Castalia, Norfolk; Manchester Shipper.
Caledonia. Boston.
MARSEILLES. Sept. 23. - Arrived
Steamer Onekama, New York via Ph!la-
delphia.
MELBOURNE, Sept. ~. Arrived
Steamers Lorain. New York via Balboa
and Auckland, etc; 2sth. Port Augusta
New York Via Frer,an,le
Messina, sept. is-Arrived: steamer
Luciano Manara, rort Arthur via Pensa-
cola.
ROSARIO. ssp' 27.-sailaa. Steamer
Fcter II. Crowell. Now York.
EOTTERI,AM NJ. Sept. e Arrived:
Steamer Davidson County. New York
SANoNA. Sept. eo-Seiled: Steamer
Coastwse. Hampton Roads
SYDNEY, n. S. w. Sept. 2e-A-rlved:
Schooner Annie NJ. Campbell Eureka
Sailed, 26th. steamer BetEanga San Fran
cisco.
ToRRE ANNUNZIATA. Sept. 1s.-Ar-
I1ved' Steamer Kossuth. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Furniture

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, an
tiques pianos, bric -a-b.ac. books art
&C. GABAY, So University Place. 'Phona
StuyVesaut 2317.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Diamonds

NND JFUisI.NI BOUGHT
Toi; &. s'l. estates appraised. purchased
@l,NNl.T1, lT5 Broalp a., urftairs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Cla sifi led "A dvertis
Help " MANTEp MAl.E

FOY--lt TO l5 years: references required.
nay Talking Machine Co, 81 Chambers
st
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Cattle Brands Latest Fad
In Leather phoIstery

Leather showing the .rands placed on
cattle Is one OF the la. II .ads in uphol-
stery. A woman who recently had some
chairs upholstered ~ leather. upon in
specung The wcrN found big star
shaped Insignia "a the centre OF enc,
left there by some careless workman.
Upon inquir.ng II ne dealer what ii
slgnlhed she was told II repre- sented
the brand bun 4 INTO the hides o.
cattle or the ranges for identification
purposes.
How interesting she exclaimed.
Please have al the chairs finished
that way"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Going On To-day
I)-t Y

~
INC Aquarium. Admission free.
Metronoiitan Museum os Art Admission
van costianat ror', Museum Admission
New Aa York geological Iar< Admission
American Museum of Safety. Admission
American Museum OF Natural History.
MeetIns' Missouri Wonen's Club. Hote!
Meeting. Rainy Day Club. Hotel Astor
p. III.
EVENING
Dniner. FUR Trade OF Greater New York.
Hotel Pennsylvania. 80 D. m
"9e,lns, New York County. American
>, Leg ION Carnegie Hall. y N.
MASS Meeting. The Tenants League Of
Harle'', New Star Casino, l07th Street
between Park aAd Lexington Avenues,
y. nj.
Meeting. First Church or Divine Science.
" aldort-Astoria Hotel y. IL.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
COURSES IN FRENCH

Elemon'afr nnd Advanced Courses &,
French WI be e.vcn - Ia ~, past tn tho
evening at both the Alaiu iuidinS N4oth
St and Convent Ave and the Commerce.
building t2srd -. and Lexington AVel
OF the College % the 'ity Of New YORK
and in the Afternoon at Hunter College
tbAth street and Lexington AVoD. These
courses which are offered In cooperation
with iA'iiance Frsncaisc de New York.
are open to any one who desires to studv
French ulon payment OF small reg -
tration zee.
The Fall term begins October 9th. aud
al studon's are urged 20 register during
the week Of September 18th For further
information address ALLIANCE FRAN
CAISE. C0IleEe OF the CtA OF NaM York
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

ANTWERP. Sept. 27~-ArriveG: Steamers
Mannheim orr. baltimore: Washington
Maru (Jap). Ph:iadelphia: 2sth, Navarino
War W. Beryl (Br>. Montreal, Worcester,
New York.
ERONv lead Sent oG-pnsseG: Stcnr,er
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

labor troubles in .heir trade have come
to an end. Shipments of a class which
are ordinarily comnle:ed in November
are expected 10 contiaue at least until
January. Manufacturers point out that
working hours are generally shorter
throughout the trade. and that pro-
duction Is further limited by the fart
mat many workers formerly employed
at piece work are now on time basis.
which they reENrd S. i.ss prodactive.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
lost BA>kBOOhS

s, MG ''S'Ss i. ,ssas ss tee cH0T N0p
l',,,' havirs = claim to II is hereby
PET peiisa upcn 20 present the same within ton
g g., -. or submit to having said paSsbooh
o~-csilsd and new cne issueN'
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
LEhfC Ell

LEMUEL F.. OUIGG.-IN PURsUANC q
Of An order OF Honorable John F. CO.
halen. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE ~ hereby given tn ali per.
s.Ns haf ing claims against LENTEr. y
Cl1GG. late n the County OF New York
deceast l. TO present the Same with vouch.
ers tn. eof to ne subscr b.r. at his piac.
Of trar.actlng buainesa. No. 1885 Broadwsy
Borough OF Manhattan. IN the Cl;y or New
York. on or before tho 10Th day or feb.
ruary. 1920.
Dated. New York. the ce,h day Of July
1919. MURRAY r OifrUO
Administrator with the viii annexed
lsb broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the gen
e-al postoffce and City Hall postofrice
station New York. at p. n. as follows:
Tahiti, MarQuesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specialy-addressed mail fer
Australia, via San Francisco, steamer To-
fua, o-day.
Hawaii. Guam and Siberia. via san
Francisco, L. S. A. 7. Sheridan to-day.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia.
via Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. steamer
Mahura, October 8.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON.
PANY.-Cleans by compressed ni- steam
hand or on toor. 40 East 4sth ct COE &
BEANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

WILLOW AND REED FURNiTURE.-
Special September sale. Direct from man
ufacturer See us first; it Will pay you.
Long Beach Willow Co.. 229 East 4lst st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

IN PURSUANCE OF AN LHDEP op
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. :. sa-soxats
OF ihs County OF New YORK. NOTICE -
hereby given to ell persons having clat-ns
gainst Clara J Gordon. late OF nc
County OF New York. deceased 70 present
the SAM with vouchers thereof TO eh,
subscriber, at place OF transactlng business
care OF Taylor. Jackson. Bropny d Nash.
No 80 Pine street. in the City OF New
York on or before tho 22nd day O, No.
ye,nber next.
Dated. New York. the 2ls day OF Nay
1919.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST co. OF
NEW YORK Executor.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
HELP WANTED FEMALE

hou SEWORh ER, cook waitress: 3 in family:
-r,','~nd sou wages Cali Tuesday Wednesday,,
thursday, 3 to ii, tiraWold, 35 T. o0th ct
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Patents
Rugs
Typewriters

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non-v.sib1-. Mos. 50 Visible 3 Mos. s. 80 up
Initial nsyinen, applies II purchased.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co. INC
o59 Rroa' way at Worth st Tel 54cs
70 T. 2sd ST. opp. Madison Ave Erankua
IHE TfPLWkITkN EXCHANGE
10 bOclG 81 lei. 1888 Barcas
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION
BERKELEY IRVING
S c H DOL for VS.
31I W. EICHTi-THIRD STREET


CAPABLE teachers who give your
VI boy individual instruction; courses
ranging from primary to college en-
trance.
Gymnasium building, swimming pool
and roof playground on the premises.
Preparation fer West Point and .An-
napolis
No home study for young boys.
School opens Sep 81,
Illustrated cesc.oo on request
LOUIS d. RAY, Ph.D., Hcadmaster
TELEPHONE SCHUYLER 1885
DR.. Ray now n school mornings.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Nonora bic JOHN P. COHALAE a Suro.
gate OF the County Of New York, NOTICE
IS hereby given 70 all pe-aors having claiIns
against George r. Jane~Ay. late OF the
County of New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the SUB.
scriber. at her place OF transacting business,
the office OF her attoi leys, SPENCER
ORDWAY. LLOYD 4 NIERCM No II
william Street. In the Chy Of New YorE
or before the third day II October next
Dated. New York. the 3lst day q
Narch. 1918.
MARI &. SWIFT. E1ecutrix.
SPENCER, ORDNAY, LLOYD & WIERCA
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

ITlGKAPUiNC, printinS facsiraile
letters prompt service. Bryant a54G
3l9 West 47th 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Humidity
Other PEOPLES Wcather

otner Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. Sept 2O-There is dis
Icrnance apparently short distance off the
Georgia coast, attended by some strong
W'nds IN tnat vein ty and by rains from
North Carolina to central Florida Narth-
cast storm warnings were ordered Tuesday
morning from Fort Monroe 10 Tybee Island
night
Pressure is high from the lake region east
ward and low throughout the West, with
resulting rams in the lower Missouri and
upper Mississippi Valleys and the upper lake
rrcgl3n' There were also showers in Utah,
Nevada, Idaho, northwest Wyoming and
southwest Montana and rains from northern
IaIilorhl" northward. the latter due to a
disturbance of marked character that is ap-
proachlNE the Washington coast, where storn,
warnings were d splayed Thursday morning
Elsewhere the weather was fair
1t IS considerably cooler from the upper
lake reginn eastward and west Of the Rock
Mountains. with temperatures well below the
seasonal average rs u rule. Over the re-
malndcr OF the country Temperatures are
generally high fer the season
mere VIII be rain Wednesday in the lake
region: the upper Ohio Valley and the south
Atanhc states. extending Wednesday night
ana thursday into the middle Atant G States
and New England The weather will be fair
Wednesday and Thursday in the lower Ohio
valley, lcnneesee and the east Gulf States and
on thursday in the lake rc3i' n and upper Ohio
salicy 1t will be somewhat cooler WcGnes-
DAY IN the south portion of the middle Allan
TIC dlstrlct and warmer Thursday in The lake
region. -''
Forecasts for Special Districts Western
pernsylvania ia and Western New York-Ea; n
Wednesday, Thursday probably fai- and
warmer.
Eastern Now York and Southern New
q, England-I;ocal an rains Wednesday and prob
Eastern Pennsylvania Cloudy Wednesday
Delaware and New Jersey--Cloudy Wednes-
day, probably rain at night and on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

4. 49, A. = CHAMBERMAID and waitress
young Irish girls together; excellent city
references. r.. Miss Hofmaycr's Agency. 10
Hill. '
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Clothing Manufacturers
Far Behind on Deliveries

Manufacturers of mems clothing state
that they are having difficulty in making
deliveries, notwithstanding that the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

ofA-tiSLADIES wanted fo~ confectione G ~,
store. Ferguson. 42o Fulton ST., E5ookiyn
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

$50 REWARD
-. .a- nir. containing four onyx
r'su r bordcr of diamonds; sos' September
soA sf or between Ercoi>iyn. y. y, ann
.ss,,n,nr district New York CITY > IL. q
snVvf' y, " IlA.,nhcrs. sos fitth ave
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

COOK, chambermad and waitress together
III city, best references Leiiti ArenCy +, :
+. 10th st. Telephone Harlem 5515.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
FOR SALE
THE BIG &c" FURNITURE WORKS

,'tl St.-1rd 4Ve-, \. 7.
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
DIRECT FROM FACTORY
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Quality and workmanship consiaered
Our new Period Suites possess an at
mosphere Of PRICE. REASONABLE
NESS that is exclusive and economic
Illustrated Catalog No. 4S on request
Showrooms open Daily until r. n
THE BIG &c" FURNITURE, WORKS
203-2o5 East 18th St
Just a sep east Of 3ro Ave. |. Station.
Tel Rhirelander 1850
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ACCOUNTANT Auditor experIenced
thoroughly conapctent. rapid and hard
worker, desires change: highest refer
hces furnished B-26. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
PUBLIC NOTICE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
firm OF Little Electrical Company has
d dissolved partnership. Harry Finke, one
OF the partners. retiring, leaving Moe
hresael and Harry Perlman remaining.
Dated, September 18th. 1919
MAX ROTHMAN
Attorney at Law,
go broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

- highest. 1b degrees (at p. M lowest.
80 "a, a. m.) average, 66; average same
cate last year, So; average same date for
thirtJ-three years. g.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

COOK, young Finn. excellent: years ref
,, crence $50; city or -suburbs. H.. Miss
hofmayer's Agency, 10 r. 43d St. Sd Goor.
Telephone 89i7 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Sail Friday
Sail Saturday

:. Amsterdam, Rotter-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Due Friday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail TODAY
Sail Tomorrow

Sail Tomorrow
Mauretania, So'alnpton. $50 AN y LOOM
Panama, Crlsto bal ....lo:0O II $50 T-r
Hankow Maru. Hamburg 800 AM II 90 AN.
fahcls. santos .......10:0o AM 90 PM
Sail Friday
Abangarcz, Havana -. 7:So AN 1000 AM
Monterey. Vera Cruz =. 700 AN 1900 "
CpeQuan. Brazil .....10:0O AN 100 PM
Lake Forest. Guiana ...12 90 II 100 I'M
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

DRUGGTSTS-To men registered
In New York State, who arc
ambitious to become managers:
who can adapt themselves to our
system and produce the desired
results. positions arc offered in
our stores that afford oppor-
tunities for rapid advancement.
saiary and commission. Appl,.
any day between A. II. ana 1
r. NJ. "a Employment Department,
Jhgsctts Riher Hcgeman Dru.
stores, ISL Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
W \ ll%I\ \C

WARNING.
All persons ar" cautioned against accent
ing or negotiating Bonds numbered e. g.
II OF Nammel Highlander 4, Co. purporting
to 6c signed by its President and Treas
urer, Same having been abs;racted from
the Company's possession.
HAMMEL. RIGLANDER & CO.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Shipping News
THE TIDES
High Water
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

North fois. Son' hampton Sop. II
,,'.>' oir''s' g liilis y. j..
zen. Morrison ..-...St. M!chaels ..Sapt. !.
", ~ l.. .. ris'"Na' sept. II
"S'erN 'rosa ....... Gibraltar ....Ee pt 10
,tAnlard. ...,.., Port Loups ..Sepl. -
.rhh M n'' Jacksonville .S"ut =.
i.l -N4p.+ .,... Galveston .... Sept. -
,oii:.oi'l. ......... Glasgow ....... .~----
Nucccs. Galveston ..... .----
ram .......... London Sept. y
City of savannah. 49,. Savannah .-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
HELP WANTED FEMALE

CASHIER for restaurant: bright. healthv
appearance; beginner considered. Call
third floor 40 West 40th St
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BUSINESS CARDS

for taxes. interest. mtge. on
~-A - w. retl estate, villa. estates con-
tracts, etc. FRANK 25s East 13sth at
Phone Merose 1861.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

FINISHERS. experienced. on drcsses. a7so
An apprentice. p. Mineur, 153 T. 47th
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
,oSv FOUND AND REV ARDS
AITTONORU,F, STOLEN

.ndf,- 1pie. 4.passenSer Chunlmy
.'.1,,cr: .nets motor or frame No ..+g, so; !;
lkense N,c,s Initial II r. on doors: FIVE
v'odss,n Silvertoun shoes. two ribhed; Two
eea-s,l S,olcu September e9th. 10 r NJ:
ssnr ..1,.' proctor Theatre. NonS.r% n, l.
frcn Communicate with ~ B. liop-
Rewa'Hs lohn -t New York City. Telc-
80 Rce >sr..N s9>,-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-01
Weather Report

Sun rises G:l1 am. Sun sets e.aonu
MOON RISES :'l6 m. Moon sets. III ~ nm
Local Forecast-Local rains to-day and
- '"ao'S tomorrow; moderate to fresh north
east Winds
c,;H, Enca Ohicial Record.-The following Of
hc'al record shows temperatures durinS the
!st iast twenty-four hours in comparison with
ehe Corresponding date Of last year: