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New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Attempt to Blow Safe
In Restaurant Frustrated
Prisoner One of Few Men Ever
Charged With Trying to DO
Job Without Aid

A lone safe robber suspect said by
Inspector Cray 20 be one of the fey
men ever charged with an attempt to
commit such crime unassistrd, was
arrested carly yesterday by Patrolman
Raymond Aspnh, on the complaint o.
Harry Latter, manager Of the Automat
restaurant at 50 Eas. Forty second
Street.
Latter told the potce he returned to
the restaurant after it had closed Mon
day night to see if the porters mad
locked the door The door had been
forced Upon entering the restaurant.
Latter said he found John Carr, OF:
Pawtucket, X. !. Carr ran out and was
pursued by the policeman TO Lexington
Avenue and Forty-iirst Street.
Asaph led the prisoner bnck TO the
restaurant, and there found that the
safe had been wheeled from the front
Of the store to a side room. wire
had been riggcd 20 the safe, and per
cussion caps and dynamite were found
near by, with three drills and brace
and bit.
Arra.gned before Magistrate Jonn G..
McGeehan, in jefferson Market Court,
Carr was held in $4,000 bail for action
by the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Bandit Robs Banker of
800 and Then Returns Ii
Retains His stickpin. However.
and Police Arrest Bronx
~uSnPri

Pedestrians on Morningside Avenue
and Hath Street were attracted last
right by the cries for help Of Lionel
De Posch, banker. of "a Morning ide
Avenue. He told Detective Edward
liauptmann and Patro imam James Rev-
noldi that a man backed him against
the wall of Morninesidc Park and as
the point of revolver compelled him
ia hand over $50 and valuable stick
pin He said the robber then returned
the money TO hin and icaped abonrd a
motor bus.
Reynolds ard Hauptmann overlook
the bus at 1l5th Street and arrested
teorge Linman, of 1l0l Prospect Ave
nnc. The Bronx They found neither
revolver nor stickpin on him. but say
the safety catch OF the pin was in his
rocket Lipman was locked up in me
West l25th Street station on a charge
of assault and robbery.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Grange Holds Too Many
Profits Wake Food Dear
h'dc'srnen No, Attacked: The,
Merely Are Too Numerous.
l. lew uf Farmers

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov IS
! nat there are too many profit. be-
l"een nroducer and consumer. Is he
contention of the report Of tho spec a.
committee er cooperative buying and
marketing. read late TINS afternoon At
w. we convention 90 thc National Grange.
ihe report was adopted
II. = Lowell. OF freaonia. y Y.. ,ho
was elected master IT the Na+inraI
'f" 2gc io-dat. Wa recret.ry of fh.
con- miitec making the report. oh'ch
reviewed the WORK a. .he grange anl
o'ner farm organizations an e~tah' sh-
lhs cooperative buying and yelling and
commended the plan ia general The
te port nod thc'e are too many MIDI
"iemen. Il does not attack mitsiomen
5 class. bar simply contends there
IRE too many profits hetween the
i"iner and the user a. his products.
~ Ms recommended that a commit
tee "f three be appo utcd hy the mas.
Ter 20 study what ma been done and
10 'eP"r' 'f be next o4se'Ieg cn wnai
are considered tae Pc SLAMS for farm
eIs 30 follow ia easperai ,e work
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Toledo Fares" 2, Cents
City Council Permits Increase
for Night Bus Sery;cc

TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov. -. Toledo.
nlghj workers. who two weeks mra
Nooeu TO oust the trolley cars from, the
pay six cents fare and two cont far ~
transfer, began this morning to nav ~
cents TO get to and from their worL
between the hours of midnight and =
The City Council last night pissed
an ordinance, under pressure of volun-
teer bus drivers, permitting an Increase
from ~ cents. TO 20 cents for owl"
service.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Arthur Brisbane
Sells Two Papers
To w. X. Hearst
Parts With s'Washingion
Times. Which He Will
Continue t0 Edit. and
tie '.Wisconsin News"
Near Yori Tphane
Ha ,hsugion fpe~r4

Ne9 fori JYhane
Hashf11fon Hnr~r4
WASHINGTON. Nov. -. Arthur
Brisbane. who IN June. 1917. hourss
The sh.ngfon Times" from F-an4
4. Munsey. announced to-day ho had
So this newspaper. az vol a. tis Nil
waukcc w sconsin-NcWs," to William
Randolph Hearst The price WAS no.
made public
In "A statement announcing tha TRANS
fer 80 Mr.. Hearst. Mr.. Brisbane sags
the price. circulation ano payroll 81
both papers have doubled since
ne took charge o. them. Hc add. he
never has taken "a dollar 80 salar, q,
profit from either newspaper
NJ. Brisbane vii continue g. eetf
The Tire" along with other llcasst
papers. including Tho Nee Ysra
Journal" and "fac fr.caeo Herald
Examiner BESIDES the reverarr~.
sold to MIR. Hcalsi today IL Brs-
bane owns "ihr .Aa4sre Leader
The Milwaukee Free Pro.s ars az
interest III The Newark l.edrer
\. Mitchell Palmer. then 4 en Prom
erty Custodian, revealed on ~ pfcnher
70. 1918. that several German Ar.r-.r.f
brewers advanced money 20 Al Far Ur-.
bane 20 buy ~ he " -A4nrt,a Iin..
The documents made pubfr rs ST.
mer included letters from A.,s n5e.
konfa. n broker. Is two German arcnt.
CAPTAIN Hans iauschev. tne n aar.
repre- tscn stiVe. indicted for - tns -
niyw gQ the Nc4aua tana. Hud ar
Bernhard lernberr. xhp Was ftr N
,ho United States ts fhe ner For pm
VNise 20 -r-cad German nrsna..sf.a
AS well go check and tcs f..tr.rt
the finan- al 5ea hrf.ee,' hti har0 4rs
the brewers Mr. honfa'e .tttcrs dealt
with 'ne ocglnn uE o. Germany, 49,
temnt 80 uhsie % nc~ nafets htfe
The money came from a .ori 81
hro'ver- in NV Norl-. Chicago. rsui
Nllnaeaer. ih ad.' nt HaA i.tnr
When e. Fe.g.r par N.rrs
YfeNer. Hri ohtan HH tIs mfHrt =.
dero'i. .ed - s.. a -n.e.ll secou0 Hfes
"a 9fei 5 rnnee pr thr eacra rus
'nmpar aHa IN tsf4 aet persons
chec}. wf Irn rn tlrrra over fo Vi,
brisnanr. Sir. Ri bane gave 'he neg,
20 thc Growing Circulation ,ornor..
ton, fwo directors Of whIeh vtfe em
nloyecs a. ls Hearst fhe NfanIss
tlfcn ntion corporation Trans erred
me cHetA to irH Irr y hans
Tharsbg. Arthur br,shanc ssfrr Size
depoeilaa .ne ehecA. hut tacf,a III
trace eas .ost 4 rec lpi r tcn at Nt
Is haue ta tf. ttirtr erln A. ifs
on 2 nson' fhe mnnet resfnra Nf nr.
b.as nands
ihr .fI1.turs 4os'
fund ana the aaeult .aen sre ners
stated as oiIoHs gorge Enfst
600, &. fe.renauan. $4,000. 4iIas
liehmann. rs uee. i a. Haa cl
Ano. J4c p kgrper. sla iaa t.. n. r
Dlhlein. Son e0o. e.. pahst. S5n.00a EI.
ward Las berg ffa epns Nsut,f 81 fo.
>l5 COO 4 + Hon~tton. <ioeoa- "a
'am Hamm Slo.oe1 Pred N ier nIrs
og Company $4,000. & >ehn a
Sons. 50 ooe r. a. Iaih A so..
eco. United States BiaNcf. As, =
ZION. S25.0o0 Total. slHl 500
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
death Sentences Sustained
six New York Men To Be Ex.
ec.ited for Murder

ALBANY. Nov. Is. The Com, e. An.
peals sustained To-day the convictioas
o. SIX men found guilty OF murder in
the first degree The defendants. Ybo
must pay the death penalty for their
crimes unless they are the recipient Of
executive clemency, are Charles + Nc
Laughlin. Jones ?. Cassidy. John Use-
iof and Mugeritch Mihterian. of New
ork; Walter Bojonowski, who hold up
and killed a storckeeper named Weitz.
at Buffalo, and Nincenzo Esposito. who
mas TIVE been convicted of the murder
OF Giovanni Pasquerella, at Schenectady
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Corean Bourgeoisie i'm Peril
Socialists. Meeting in Siberia.
Decide They Must Be DESTROYED

LONDON, Nov. ls-Corcan Social
lsts, IN the course Of meeting in am
Moscow wireless report. dec-ded ,sa
'orean hourgeoisie must be DESTROYED
and that close relations must be main
tanned with soviet Russia.
'orean delegates to the SOVIET Con
gress IN Moscow in December arrived
at Cheliabinsk, Russia, Saturday. me
'ofeans. Moscow reports. declared
martial law had been ordered IN Corea'
where a rising WAS cons dered ineyit.
able.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Classified Advertising Columns
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

POLISH couple with child; entire work OF
country house: fine cook: man useful
both inside and outside work: $780, fine
references. Miss S'eas Agency. Eas
41st at. Murray Hil 6774
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
DL :oANLSS sANl.s
Desks and Offic, Furniture
SIRROGATES' NOTICES

IL FNAsUANCE OF Az ORDER n,
Hto'iefAbi' jDhN + CoHAiAN a Sure.
81 ~ the county OF New York NOl'Ic x
Ia hei'1y given te a., pe-soas nariug Clan
"sa'ns' Geyrg~ IL JarewAy. sa5e OF ,So
~. o' Ne" Nork oeces Sod 10 present
w ham" ~ "rc.le-s .ereof to Tie .nh.
scrirrr. - i.s: .'.Ace of t.ansactins blslne,s
~, ,ns 80 - -. ~;ic, eys. srENCER,
"iiliarl street, III the Gay Of Nv yorI
on 81 before ths tHird 3.y ( October n.r,
:, EAted 'eH Eork The slst day ss
. MART l. SWIFT. Exccu,rtr
s|hECih OkDW WAY. LLOYD D. WIERr-n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
SlKROGATES' NOTICES

BECK, FRANCES DE NAVARRO TRACY
The People Of tie State of New York
BY the Grace of God Free and lndepen-
dent: To Reginald NJ johnson. Fredericiz
Henry Shand. Frances Mary Tracy Sand
roppin. Tracy ANres Johnson, Eliza Ripley
Tracy Clark and to all persons Interested
az creditors, legatecs. nest Of kin or other
wise i.' the estate OF Frances De Navarro
Tracy Beck, deceased, VINO at the time Of
her death resided in the County of New
York, Send Greeting Upon the petition o.
TliE NHW YORK IRl ST COMPANY OK
No. 26 Broad Street Borough of Mannat-
tan, New York city. you and each OF YOU
are hereby cited 90 saow cause before tho
Surrogatcs court of New York county.
neld in the IIall Of Records in the County
of New York, on the 2Atn day Of Noyofl-
Der. 1919. at half past ten O'Clock In tho
forenoon Of that day, why 1ne account o.,
the said New York Trust Company. "a Ex
ecutor OF the Last Wlu and Testpmeut o.:
SAID deceased, should not be Judi4 !all J.
settled,
IN TEsT1MoNY WHEREOF We haye
caused the seal Of the Surrogates' Court Of
the County of New York 60 be hereunto
affixed. Witness, Honorable John
lSealJ i. Cohalan, Surrogate Of our said
County, al the County of New York
the Sth day of October, in tine year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine
teen DANIEL J. DOW pNEY
Clerk OF the Surrosates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

STOCK Statesmen. live business men
to sell STOCK of an oil and refining COM
pany with large production and acreage in
the proven fields Of Texas and Mid Cont
nent; stock Is now paying large dividends
appiicatior has been made for listing or.
curb; good contract to first class parties
experience not essential. but preferable:
every assistance rendered. 107 Broad st,
second floor. or phone 56o5 Broad
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

IN FUh-, ANCE 0F AN ORDER on
H9nerabls John r Cohalsn : snrrosa,.
tst 81 ~ 1un'y O. %ew Foin- NoTICE n
sgains' Clara Gordo5. late o, ~
: SoH"a5 Of Mew York. dsoease to present
- s~''-t With vouchers thereof t. ~.
tubt' otr, - place OF trsnsact!ng bu.sn...
esfe - .aS'of; Jackson Brophy * N,.S
- n0 lne street. IN the CITY OF Ser
vet4oe; mex ' VI Ns
. Dated New York the 2ls, day Of Ma,
TIE EouiTABLn TRUST co. or
~S"A- Mxecutos.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

STENOGRAPHER and assistant book
keeper: preferably one with experience
in the butter and egg business. II. j.
O'Connel! & Co.. Inc. 421 West l4th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Sugar Company Officials
Indicted for Oyercb,.a:,,.

lIISBURGH, Nov. ls.-The grand
Jury here to-day returned indictments
against the Central Sugar Connanv af
Chicago; its president, George " Shee-
nan, OF Chicago. and three officials os
tne company's local branch, based on
charges OF selling sugar at unreasonshle
and unjust prices. '''
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
SHIPPING C.4~@D.K

In Brooklyn manufactured, pant: man
with ability to handle men and motor
trucks. must have executive ability. BoH
l04 care Greeley y. A., Inc, l10 West
34th 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
STOCK Statesmen

Men 70 sell seourities of a commercio
discount company on commission b. r !
now increasing iis working capital to two
million dollars: attractive deal to invest
ors; company well established and makine
money: prominent persons Interested: prof.
table income assured. Cal! Suite $50. 80.
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

Hav $50 H5oaaway. road . 1orHxh of ManhAtt.n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Fries to kiIl Ledcbour

BERLIN, Nov ls.-A revolver was
pointed 1T George Ledebour, the So
cialist, as he was leaving the Reichs-
q sassin was arrested and disarmcd
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

YOUNG MAN. %, intelligent, desires posi-
tion leading to future with a whole
sale house. Meyer KalnsIsy. 735 East
1C0th at.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

TRAFFIC MANAGER--rhorou capable
of producing transportation and traffic
results also entirely familiar with ham
ding privately owned railroad equipment:
minimum salary, coo. Il, i'ox 23s
Tribune Office. or phone Sunset GOES.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace OF God Free nnd
dependent.-To Charles /. Pedder Va
rina u. II. Droege. Minnie G. Bowen
Helen Gray. John l.. X. Pedder Lima L.
H. Rai.ley. Hilton n. Jones' Mar T.
Howe. William r. Howell Ellie / Rob.
erts. Marie l.. Hitler and Hilton L. Sljr.
NaVacca, the heirs and next OF KIN IT
carrie Lencock, deceased, Send GREETING
Whereas Charles I.eacock Pedder who
resides at 200 Underhiil Avenue in thn
Borough of Brooklyn, the city Of New
York. has lately applied 70 the Surro.a tes'
Court of our County OF New York, to have
a certain instrument in writing, relating
proNs as the last VIII ana testament or
Carrie Leacock, who at The dime Of
her death resident OF the City OF Balti-
more. State of Maryland. deceased.
Therefore. You and each or Won ara
cited 10 snow cause before the Surrogersa, a,
Court OF our County OF New York al the
Hali of Records. in the County OF New
York on the ninth day OF December one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen AZ
naI-past ten O'Clock in the forenoon 81
mat Gay. why the said Win and testament
should not be aGlaitted to probate as a
VIII OF real and personal property
In Testimony Whereof we have causod
the seal Of the Surrogatss & Court OF m.
said County Of New York 70 be
IL. 81 hereunto affixed.
Witness. Honorable John p Co
haian, Surrogate OF our said County Of
New York. at said County, ths t,yentv
ninth day of October in the wear of an
Lord one thousand nine hundred ami nins.
teen. DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

=, was announced from Washington
March VI that Acting Secretary Of State
rolk. with the Spanish Ambassador and
'he Minister of the Netherlands
sis,lea nve-year extensions Of the gen
srai arbitration treaties between the
United States and Spain and Uoi,ana
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
FARM MANAGER

FAINTER paperhangers kalsominer N NTH
tools. for job Jamea Bussey. 60 Wt&ayth
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Spain Pr"c'ains Extension Of
Arbitration Treaty With u. (

M-DRlD, Nov. is-A proclamation
proioneng the arbitration treaty Of
Apfli. 1913 between the United States
ana ana Spaln is published BY the journal
Official to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER WANTED WITH
$4,000 for dealing with oil
lands and leases. Some wit
large production, others with
out any, but we'll reported on,
waiting to be drilled. No com
pany promoting or share sell
ing. Strictly plain legitimate
commissions. Large business
now in hand and more offered
Address Box A ATT, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CLERKS

The New York Tele-
phone Company de-
sires to engage a num-
ber of young ladies
from II to % years of
age for permanent po-
sitions in it's Account
ing Offices.
Experience is not
necessary, as the work
is easily learned and
sll new employees are
given thorough in
structions by women
supervisors.
The hours are from
9 to S, with one hour
for lunch and half day
on Saturdays.
The working ccndi-
tions and surround
lngs are excellent
light. we'll ventilated
offices, *s;;.-%sAax1t inch
rooms, Comfortable
rest rooms, etc.
The salary of $11
per week for begin
ners is increased at
the end of the second
month, and increases
are given at frequent
intervals thereafter.
The opportunities
for advancement to
higher paid positions
are unlimited.
Applications for
these positions may
be made either in per-
son or by letter to
Miss M. A. Kerwin,
Room SOP. 25 Church
Street, New York
City,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOY to run errands and be generally use
fu: must come we'll reconmended fair
salary TO start, chance for advancement.
Smyrna Fruit Co. Desbrosses St
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Traders Refuse Austrian MONEY

VIENNA. Nov j. Carmtblan msr-
chants. the A1eaa ae4 are oifefius
20 'vh tnelr roods ina Nionna fat Ger
man na@'ka "nI". re- using - acerp; the
national currency.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
statesmen

Here's an opportunity for real men with
aims and ambitious for the futuro--rncn
who believe In themsei ves--who work to
ettain their desires. They're the kind that
Keep the world moving-and are recog
nizcd as such. We're financial organi-
zation of long standing. with a reputation
second to none for honesty and earnest
endeavor We want "A few sa lesmen to
increase our business. To men who meas
ure up to our high standard we have a
ers These men will be thoroughly trained
and developed into sales managers with
the opportunity of financial Independence.
We're willing to pay big money. and we're
doing it. But only men of extraordinary
personality and ability are capable OF
earning II. Are you one of the men we
want? Write fully all about yourself or
call before l p. m. First National Finance
Corporation, 40 Nassau St, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

I; ,, fs5.ATGN L, cf AN cl.nnR pr
the CountN of Ne' ors. ul'--e Us r---.. ..
gen 70 ELI pe.sens eavlng cialn.a asatl-.
%ltcr SiEn, ais' !.re7,n aH Ella1sf Bar.
!tit. late of r.ie County ui = a. 44rr d..
ceased. TO preseai the aanc, wlta vaa.'i,''f.
thereof 10 tAe subser.D'r. ~ h.g place a.
Iransi1etlng business az tie oiii.c o,
Rounds. Hatch. Dii.inrl.Afr & Deb ,.l,s
No d2 Cedar Street Eor.ush OF AianHa,-
tan, in the city of New Y.ia. of. ar ~.
fore the Stn day or May next.
Dated. New York. November iafe
JESSIE AHUSIi Ex,rutr.~
ROUNDS. HATCH. U2LLINGI4M E
DBBENClSE. Attoruefs for EE,.Iu7riy
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
MEETINGS

ANNUAL MEETING New York Society for
A. udn,nsi RrlieI ,5 of Widows and Orphans OF
II West 43d St. Wednesday, Noyemh.r ~.
p. NJ. AND. + CuRRIER. NJ. ID. Secv ~
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
PUBLIC NOTICE

INFORMATlON WANTED OF FRED
erirk William Dustordiock. Write Gil
hert =. BRUSH. l20 brnidlv.sk Now York
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

LEM e. o'IGG~-:N ,ckslAycs
OF IL CIDER = honorable ohm = Cn
halau L Surrogate o. tne Cosiat. =. ~,
York. NOTICE - not"by giyrn t. nj, r4r
sons having cia AS against LEAlt,I5f ;
CCiCE. late q the County ol Nv ~
o-eeasti. 10 present Inc same WITH ,,ts,i
ers tn sot 10 ,ee SUBS -rioer al hi4 pl....
OF trss s~ctins business. 40. l15 B,oai,,a,
Eorouen of Manhpt0an in the cit. nr ~,
lorA. IN or before tAa +oth day OF Fey
, . Datet' New yer; .ie 2a'h oa. o, fa,,
1912 NltFA. \" co
40 - 80" wi'N No W.T. nnAxA,
ssS s.x H1oadway' 5oTHxh of Manhatssn
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
STORAGE NOTICES

TO J. Cooperman p. r. Graham. Kurlander
kuhlnan, y. Lederer, j. Leitner, McCor-
mack: IN joe 0ber; Nettie Stein: You and eacf
the payment of our lien upon the p4uparts
hereinafter described having expired. after
due nct-cr thereof has been gwen you W.
viii cause such property. to VIII: IIousehol,
Goods, Carp~t9, PERSONAL Effects. Pianos
b. "a. Santi & CO.. juc. Warehouse. ut ST.
East l70th st, and i5G EasI i.3A ST. Bronx
New Norl, City, by Yo, or in your name. OF
In which You may have an Nt rest. ,o l1
sold at Public Auction, according 70 tht
statute in such ca mode and D. ovid d. az
tht WAREHOUSE, Sl2 East l,oth st. Bronx
\ York City. or Thursday. Dec is. 1915
beginning ar 10 a. VI. and continuing every
day thereafter at tn same time and place
g SANT'I " Coz, Inc
Ipl-lS CEIl.A Pres
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

IN PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER CO
Honorable JOHN =. CONAI.AN. q S1.-
fogate of the County ot Nv ssr .!.f1.'
October le, 1912 NOTICE is hsreAr cl...
- All persons having claims against
HENRY c. LANKENcE. atr 80 ~
County Of New York. Gegcaaed. a.. } rossl.t
The Same with vouchers Thereof e. 80
subscribers, at their place OF ,ransactln,
cuisines at the office of WALTON, BAN.
MISTER * HGBBARD. their attorneys
No. 20 Nassau Street. in the city OF ~
York. on or before the 3oth day OF April
next. |
Der. 1919.
LUCY l.. HUrCHtNsON.
GLADYS L. NHBAND.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Furniture

HIGHEST PRICES pnld for furniture an
t!ques. pianos, hrlc- s-brac. books. art
etc. GABAY. s. University Place. Phone
StuyveSant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

A1rENTION.-Two garments for me price
OF one. a Wholesaler Is closing olit nig
stock at retail; newest mc1-ls coats suits
and dresses 43 West 24th 81. cighlh noor.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
CASHIERS
ABRAHAM & STRAUS
FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN


REQUIRE SEVERAL CASH
lERS FOR THEIR TUBE
ROOM. NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. THE SAL
AIRY is ESPECIALLY AT
TRACTINE. AND WITH
THE. 10 PER CENT CHRIST
MAS BONUS, MAKES 1T A
DESIRABLE POSITION.
APPLICATIONS CAN BE
MADE ANY TIME DUR
ING THE DAY AT THE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
SUBWAY FLOOR, CEN
TRIAL BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
For Sale

sOUNr PROOF TELEPHONE BOOTH.
suitable for Office, slorc or loft. HELLER.
g. William st Phone Jonn A537
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Postage Stamps

CASH PAID for old postage stamps VIII
call and mako offer. b. & II. Stamp Co..
NoH ls0, G.. c. Station. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Rugs

ORIENTALRUGS any any. sona,tion st,. =,
tty bought for Highest cash. app -aisins a
sprcialty: call or write Bnsnajtan 50
West 18TH st. 'Phorc 5lO1 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
TRAVELLING SALESMAN,

TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
no. over 49,
who would like to locate in
New York City,
and who can furnish undoubtad
evidence OF ability
salesman. is wanted
for positi ion worth
5000 to the right man.
Drawing account against commissions
Call on J. H. HUNTINGTON.
l05 West 40th st..
after 10 Except Monday. IL o'clock)
and before / o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Trunks
Wearing Apparel

BIG BARGAlNS-Ne and ueed gya rd robe
trunks 500 6th ave. bet. 30th-Slst sEa
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

IiPlST who can figure uccurately Under
wood machine; salary SIS. Apply Gem
Fountain Corporation, 14O Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

EXTRAORDINARInY ADVANTAGEOUS
PURCHASE Of Wilton, Administer. lr,is-
sela carpets. TUGS, from society storage
warehouse md .ivntc estate. CRADLES us to
offer Soanes. Whttal's. Bsolow's.
Smlth'a. Artlooms. In all coiors, all sizes
and prices, sea ned or scamcas. 81 yard up
rugs. 81 20 sa5, smallest To largest sizes );
portieres, screens; laying, cleaning, dyeins,
repairing, exchanging everything pertaining
TO carpets and rugs, beautiful things reason
able. STIl LINGS. INC. -62S Madison
nv. tsuite 1850. Pluza--SS3b.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
UiamOnd3

DIAMOND9 AND JEW ELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH estates app. aised. purchased.
BENNETT. rs Broadway, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
LUCY l.. HCTCTiA SON
GLADYS L. ~ H3AHD.

WALTON, 5ANNIsTER & ilI-EBAFo
Attorneys ior ENesutrlces. 20 Nassau,
Street. -,ew I@ri. .ItN.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Patsnts
PATENTS

PATENTS
O'er 10 yoars' practice all communica.
Tons strictly confidential, handbook on
patents free on reques.: special facilities for
cf.ce consulta tlons. Mum & Co, patent at
torneys. GIL Wooworth 8unding. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Type writer's

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non visible Mos. S.. Visible. 3 Nos 81 20 W
In. .tial PAYMENT applies II purchased
AMERl,,AN WRITING MACHINE co. me
339 broadway. Worth 81 Tel 5lGs
20 +. 23d -. opp. Madison Ave Franklin
THE TYPEWkIIEH EXCHANGE
10 Barciay 81 Tel. 473s Earclay
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19
Diamonds and Pawn Tickets

PAWN ETS-DIAMON BOUGHT.
SPOT CASH NO WAITING.
JOS. ROSE & son. DIAMOND CuTTERs.
90 Maiden Lane. 9th Floor. Phone 2l2 John.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-19

6ALESMAN~--if you are active, clean cut
and alert We wart to tnik 20 you immc
eeiately; a. o,',. Ven show YOU how to earn lrom
about 5000 monthly. do not fail to Y
you want to make future for yourself.
Sales Manager. Amagama,ed Finance, "a
Easr 42l st