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Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

The following transfers and assignments
a'' CAPTAINS.
To take effect s A. NJ. october 1.
James A. Brady. from Both Prec. to 10th
John S. Routh. from Goth Prec. to seth
Louis Kreuscher. from Goth Prec- to 6eth
PATRoLMEN.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. September 30.
From DIV; NaIi0nai , Detenee !speci ae War
leaves OF absence are hereby revoked.
Edward j. Brsnsheid, ss, and John E.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
James ]. Wall, 3lst Pree.. in command
9TH 1nsp. Dist. in addition. to his other
duties. days from A. NJ. October II.
during absence Of inspector on vacation.
PATROLMEN.
Paul p. Hoffman, Goth Prec,, to Head
quarters Div, TO duty in department store
house for IA days from 1901 A. NJ. Sep
TENDER 20, during absence of patrolman
Matthew ]. canen, 9eth Prec.. assigned
to duty at Wallabout Market from 12:O1
For i6 days from 8 A. NJ. october /.
Daniel Haggerty. 7th Prec., to Sd Insp.
i Edward ". Tanck. 4Oth Prec., to Head
quarters Div, to duty In coat checking
John II. Downes 4oth Prec,. to Head
quarters Div. TO duty in distributing room
Charles G. Orr. 9th Prec., to Head
quarters Diy;. TO duty in office Of the prop
OF" PRoBATioNARY PATRoLMEN.
From Headquarters Dry. Training
P. NJ october 8. 1919. to A. M. October
- Joseph N. santemaris, Enoch A. Par
Walter A: White. Herbert Meyer. Ferdi-
nand W Hsfsl ESmgpa HsHnsIIy
LIEUTENANT.
John II. ouirk. 66th Prec.. assignment
as acting captain discontinued from 8
A M october p J; ls5si
Daniel Haggerty. 7th Pree,. to s2d Prec.
to duty at Kingston Avenue Hospital
''e"'p0 Leaves, OFF ABSENCE. ''
The following leaves Of absence are au-
'no'' WITH FULL PAY.
INSPECTOR.
Thomas v. Underhill, 9Th Insp. Dist.
for days. from A. NJ. october IL. 1919,
TI TE5I3ETA Ray
gu sS p 70, 10 SsSs troB Dsi:nSs
A. NJ, September 80. 1919.
PANEL Tisrn sso,s sstS P ss fer days
months aaSs' fre% n- < n oetsssr re- lsl 49,
from @n0t is:Oi A. N. September U.s. isis' A'
Jacob ]. Samuel. s5th Prec... for 4 day
from 1901 A; NJ October 4, 1919,
days from A. NJ. October g. 1919.
REGISTRATIONS
The following resignations are accepted
PATROLMEN.
To take effect 10 P. NJ. September 80
1919,
David Frank. Shield No. ss52. ssth
Prec.
Lester @. Kaufman. Shield No. 4sss
74th Prec.
Leo R, churiO. Shield No. 1897. 7ath
Prec.
George e Monahan, Shield No. soaa
Traffic Div. eub-Dius b
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Steel Strike Affects
Dye Industry in u. S.

A SHORTAGE of benzol. due to
"A the steel strike which has
4 \ limited production by coke
ovens, is being felt in the dye in
dustry. which depends upon this
product for the making of aniline
colors While business is in small
lots. prices of colors are firm. Coal
tar products intermediates are in ac-
tive demand, but prices are un-
changed.
Essential oils are tending upward.
while there is a steadier tone in. the
vegetable oil market, Drug and
Chemical Markets reports. The vege-
table oil market is recovering from
the recent slump and active buying
Is expected soon. In heavy chemicals
prices are firm and orders are larger
and more frequent, Acids are UNI
changed.
Pharmaceuticals are in active de-
mand, morphine, codeine and citric
acid being lower. while the salicylates
have been advanced again.
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Furs Make Advance.

Rabbit skins advanced 40 per cent in
price over August quotations at the sale
yesterday at the Metropolitan Fur Elk
change, according to officials OF the com
eany. Other offerings showed the fol-
lowing percentage advances. It was said /:
Japanese fox. 20; red fox. rs; grey fox,
as; monkey. 20; lynx, TO- opossum, 10 !;
wild cat, 8; coney. Is; japanese mink,
10 American opossum, 8; sealine, 20 I;
Xitt fox. caracul. wolf. fitch, dyed fox
and raccoon showed no change. Badger
declined s per cent.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

49, PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
RHEA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conduct
ing a dressmAking establishment at a.
$4,000; assets. 1000 Principal claims:
Gottlieb Bros, sass; Gage Bros. & Co,
s17s. Bernard Bernbaum. ago Broad.
way attorney. NJ. Helfand receiver
bond $1,000.
ANN L. FRENCH-voluntsry, a wage
liabilities, us'sfs; no asseta. secured serset
claims: sarah Ella Furnaid. $4,000;
Prudential Life Insurance Company.
$500. Unsecured claims; Linda s. Rau'
$3.50; DR.. Ralph Jacoby, 1895; Mrs. Louis
Rosenberg. sos. James o'Mailey. 1876
MANAssE H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
salesman. COZ Locust street Mount YER
Principal claims; Nasri KumJian, $500;
Boynpian. ,I25. Menken Bros. sos 20;
HERMAN EcKsTEiN, LOUIS EcKsTEIN.
sTEIN-vOiuntary, individually and as
eopartners, doing business under the
sqiyan ..s county .,ks N ,no,I LabiIltiss.
Wv Goodsll. SIS; New Jers eiSiT Ts:
baeco Company, $3.50: Mollio Brown
s $50. Michael kaufman. attorney. ad-
dress not given.
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Charles NJ. HouEh. in Uplted
states District Court granted to-day to
Eleonora De Cisneros. opera singer. a dis
charge IN bankruptcy. She fled yoiun-
tary petition in bankruptcy on May 10
1918. giving liabilities OF tlO.s25 and as
sets unknown.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN
Judgments filed yesterday; FIRST name
that of debtor:
AEresta, Felis CD. seatina. ct al. SI4l7O
American Lighterage Trans
Dortation CO.. II. Plaut ct al. 1883 %
American Bureau of Foreign
Trade, Inc.-A. W. Chappell.. IOsssb
Bnscher. Richard-Natlonai Cash
Esgister Co .:................ 1000
Blnrnr Asidors-D. C0hnS ct als~AA 17o.4t
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BUSINESS oPPORTUNITIEs-

Purified Sugar. FIRST quality. maximum
of Polarization. Am buyer Of many ship
ments, Give prices q. l. F. Antwerp or
Marseilles; in transit Lisbon or Porto.
Adalberto de Carvalho. 10 Rue de Spa,
Bruxelies. belgique. or S5s Rue Fernandes
Thomaz at Porto Portugal. Correspon-
In Eranch for hoth nlacas
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CLERK in Brooklyn MANUFACTURER es-
Enlistment; fairly competent young
woman clerk; must be good penman and
accurate at figures, but bookkeeping
knowledge not essential, refined and neat
appearance desired. Call Friday, 10 A. NJ.
SELF WINDING CLOCK CO. Grand Ave
corner Willoughby Ave. Brooklyn
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Yesterdays Fires

AM Loss.
12:50-997 Kelly St; unknown. Unknown
7:30--59 w. cad ST.; j. b. West. Unknown
S:09-322 Hudson St; Consolidated
Conditioning and Testing
Company .................. Trifiing
PM
l:O0-1O7 w. 104th ST.; Annie
Candlebaum ............... THRILLING
2:00-4S1 Park av.; L. Sanford. Trifung
2:55--3 Z. 2Sth ST.; unknown. Triffing
3:45-56 Norfolk St; A Weinstein. Trifiing
4:30-l36 E. 115th St; F. Bar
NallZua IrllllnB
5:15-242 w. 74th ST.; NJ. Ashfeldt. Trifling
5:35-15 Hancock St; C. De
Gullmi ................ ..Trlning
5:45-200 I'd av.: NJ. Gross. ...... Trifiing
5:50-23d st. and Av. A; auto. A.
GOldsteln ............-. ..Irluing
6:10-54 w. Sd St; T. N. Am
6:25-2l7 Z. 10th ST.; unknown. .Trifiing
7:55-16O4 Broadway; Morris Roth. Tritling
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NEW YoRK-westchestcr.
CORPORATION NOTICE.


WHEREAS, the undersigned corporators
filed in the office of the Superintendent Of
Insurance of the State of New York. on
the goth day OF September. 1919 declara-
ton and charter setting forth their inten-
ton to form a corporation to be known as
the NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY
COMPANY" in conformity with the pro-
visions of the Insurance Law of the State
of New York: and
WHEREAS. said declaration and charter
has been approved by the Attorney Cen
eral of the state of New York, who has
duly certified to the same and said su-
certified copy of such declaration and
charter and certificate to the undersigned
corporators who desire to proceed to or
ganize said company;
NOW THEREFORE, We, the under
signed corporators hereby declare our In
tention to organize the NORWICH
UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY" with
principal office in the Borough of Man
haitian. City of New York. under and by
virtue of Article II of the Insurance Law
OF the State of New York. Section 10, as
amended. and more particularly under the
second. third, NTH, sixth. ninth and elev-
enth subdivisions of said Section 70 of said
Insurance Law, as amended.
Dated New York City, Sept. 2e, 1919.
Walter G. Falconer.
Howard X. Wood, Edward NJ. Willis Will
lam ]. Neilan, William A. Rogers. William
H. McDonough, Anselm p. Anderson, Ed
win Bruce Hallett. Robert X Thistle.
Harry b. Davis, Harry o. Coughlan, Paul
S. Smith. Philip L. Neiser.
sHEARN & HARE, Attorneys,
22 William Street, n. Y. City.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
BRIARCLIFF LODGE ASSOCIATION
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, DUE


JULY j. 1907:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, as pro-
vided in the mortgage of the Briarcliff
Lodge Association, dated May 6, 1907, and
in the agreement supplemental thereto,
dated August l. 1908. to the Fifth Avenue
Trust Company. Trustee, Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. Successor. that
bonds Nos. So, 40, as, Sc, 5s, IS. 7O-71. 70,
70. 81. 90-sl, 1896. 100, lis, 100, 1872. 1874
127-12s, 132, lS4, 1877, l52-155. l5S-l5s,
1s4-1s7 1Ss, l75-17s. lso-ls4. 1856, 1870
1872, 2o1. 2os-2o7. 226. 22s, 23s. 24O-24l,
243-244. $50, 255. 257, 275. 277, ESQ. 2S4-
2S6, 292-293, 2s6-2ss, 500. 304. 3l1-312. S14-
315. S26-SE7, s29-S32, s42-S4s, 34s, S64, Sos
377, $50, ssS-3S4. s91. 1874. 3sS. 4O2, 4O7-4Os.
429, 4S6, have been drawn for redemption
on December /, 1919. at ll0To of par and
accrued interest and avail be paid on pres
entation. on and after December /, 1919
at the Trust Department of the under
signed, No. l4O Broadway, New York city
after which date interest on the said bonds
will cease. Federal Income Tax Owner
ship Certificates covering the accrued in
terest to December ], 1919 should accom-
pany the bonds when presented.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Trustee.
BY CHARLES H SABIN, President
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COURT CALENDAR.
FEDERAL COURT.

DISTRICT COURT Special Master Philip j.
McCook. Room 227. r. o. Bldg. at 10 A. NJ
Guadia IN Cons RIM Litwax same.
Go. Litwax same.
De Rosa same Wegweiser same.
Pazzi same. Raphael same.
Scarlottt same A Gewirtzman same
BaSso same s Gewlrtzman same.
Nena same. Plnkrasse same.
Farranto same.
Before Sheppard, Room 40i, T. o.. Building.
at Il. NJ. Jury calendar. Note-The fol-
lowing cases will be called and set for trial
beginning Monday October g.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS Vardulia. from London.
SIS Oristano. from Greenock.
SIS Lake Wilson. from Crlstobal.
SIS Karimoen, from Port Natal.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
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County Court.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast and Geodetic SURVEY
Standard Time.
Sun lses...,..6:52 A NJ Sun sets..6:ss p NJ
Moon sets.,....12:00 r NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 20 M Gov Island 2:lO p N
He'll Gate......S:55 p NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. Z "a A NJ Gov Island. $40 A. NJ
He'll Gate. 20 AN
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Baer, Gustav-charles Williams
Stores, Inc. ................... 4l4.se
Curry, Elizabeth. Dorcet.... S5O.56
Chlavin David-B. Fialkaw... S37.35
Casey, Patrick J.-P. ], Marion. 2.5Is.32
Urbansky ............ ........ 100000
Co.)-Francis H. Leggett 4 co. SoO5I
sons. inc. .................... sss.S7
Feldstein. Abram--L. Blum. 80. 2le.i1
Lefferts Gaivanizing works, Inc. 1872
Fulton. Geo. S.--Aeolian Co. 49,. 134.53
vine .................. 1000
Muffier corpn Of America -. 2,s5s1s
Sllcommins. John J.--C Kolatazs 1000
beck, ct al. ..I................ 1880
knight, Harry Pr. S. Durben. 1878
Kerry, Building Co., Inc, and
Mary G. Koester-Park q TIL 40
Moyse. Joseph-K w Tompkins. $500
Co. ...e..................t... 1885
Garage Co.; possession Of prop :.
erty and t5S, or...............S 1,lS5. ~
Polly Dress Co, Inc-N. stein. 1870
Frosner, David-Finchlet. Inc.... 1850
Reynolds, Frank G.-Sommon-
wealth Hotel Const. Corpn. go. l05,35
Schlessel, Alexander Commercial
Dress COX. L. & d. Cloak &
stern Publishing & Novelty Co,
Inc.-Grinell Autographs Co..
sh n"H Katherine B., ex'xx
e. d. Murphy. ct al. .....:.. 1905
dist Inc. .................. eO6.2,
Sheehan, Marie J.-C. c. Knutson 114.3C
stein ................. sO2.4l
Sonnet ... w.. 1876
ct al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1924,
Ebenstein. pora-M Teitler..... 1l7.sE
Ford. ct al '...............rR ss5.O'
schwartz. Heinrich, and Dora
wolsten, Charies-E. d. Murphy. 132.4t
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
First name that of debtor; second tina
of creditor, and date judgment was hleo
Jones. David and WIN. N, Barrett .,,sa.
g. ISIS tcanceliedJ ....,...... 6.s72.1!
same-G; Blum; sept. Is. 1917 ,.
sameMw. l. pickie; Sept /, isii 90. =,
s.s SesnGsllssn Fire Proof s,or. '''
age Warehouse. Inc, Jan. ..
same-Burns Bros; May IS. 1915 80, :,
'A ISIS (cancelied1 ............. 1.72l.O,
same-E Higgins; Nov. %. 1914
(cancelled) ............ 4'@fo'i
tesnceiled5 -. ........ I.1O7.o,
Corp Of n Y; June 2s, 1918 7.s74.5.
Co; Jan. "a. 1914 tcanceliedj =. l7s.1'
ct al: sept 20. isls. -. s.Os7.4'
''I Aprii 7. 1913. pr. 2.ss7s
Morris, Frank and Nathan Ne
merofsky-C. @. Cutter; Sept non :.
rs, 1916 ..............:..... 1870
a. 4seigei; May rs. 1919. -. $500
ct al: Nov. s, 1917. s4s.4
Davidson, Harry and Ernest n.
Adler-People, &C; Dec. 10,
maker n Y; Dec II, Isis. ASA
Same-Same; Dec. 16. 1sl4...... 55S3
March IL, 1919. ............... 1904
h4 man; july Is. iSls. .......s... a.s7s4
Goodman, MAXI. Sobel; Feb 8,
1917 tcancelled) ............ s67.2
Miller Philip and Ida-Realty
Commercial Co.; Dec. IL, 1918. 17O.2
BRONX
McCluskey, william II. and Cor
nelius NJ. Doyle-People State
of ". Y; Dec. Z. 1918. $500 o.
Noonan, Bridget-C. H. Baech-
Ter; July 81, 1914............. 2l41
The sun., 1919-10-02

Cunard steamship Carmania, from Liverpool.
due at Sandy Hook this morning. VIII dock
in early afternoon.
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Probable Scarcity of Footwear.

Z BOSTON, Oct. despite the fact that
buying ahead, anticipating future re-
ouirements, has been discountenanced
there is talk in the local market of a
probable scarcity of footwear The de-
mand still holds good for high class
shoes. There are said to be reasons for
believing that stocks of medium and
cheap shoes have been worked down to
small proportions as the result of ex-
tensive buying for export and to some
extent the operations OF mail order
houses.
The leather market seems to have
rounded the corner and is coming strong.
according to the Shoe and Leather Re
porter. The waiting period is reaching
its end and buyers are no longer able to
hold of, 1t is said. Contrary to the old
formula, there has been no particular
accumulations of leather during the
quiet time. Sole leather already has
shown signs of activity and upper
leather is steady and growing stronger
The call for offal is feature of the de-
n4and. The situation in the market is
said to be interesting. and, to use an
old phrase, is Subject TO change without
notice"
The sun., 1919-10-02
BOYS WANTED.

OPPORTUNITY; start $40 Month; gen
eral Ofice Work. ADVANCEMENT
YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 80
Maiden Lane, New York City.
The sun., 1919-10-02
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close az the General
Post Office and City Hall Post differentiation
New York. at 6 p. M, as followsY
rlji Islands, New Zealand and Australia
kura Oct
Japan, Korea, China, Siberia. Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via Sc
! attic, IS. Kashma Maru, Oct. T.
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Yarn Price. More stabilized.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Trading in the
leeal cotton yarn market again expand
ed to-day, particularly in combed yarns,
while inquiry for the carded groups be-
came trihe better than had been the
case earlier in the week. AS to prices
the list as whole was better stabilized
than had been expected. Sales were re-
ported at figures somewhat above yes
fterday's schedules. In other instances
they We're slightly below.
Although improved. the demand for
yarns is exerting no great strain on
market facilities by reason of rush to
buy, If wide demand develops, prices
may be relied on to advance rapidly, ac-
cording to the majority of local dealers
and spinners' agents.
The sun., 1919-10-02
sITUATIONs wANTED-FEMALE.

WIDOW American, with girl years
desires position, companion. househH'p-.
60 country or subuEhA b. a X. Nsstas4a
y. O.-N.-L
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Thursday, Oct. 2.
L Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton. also parcel post
mails TO- Great ritain. Ireland, Egypt. Brit
ish India, British East Africa, Malta, ZanZi-
bar and Pemba, SIS. Mauritania, A. M.
Friday, Oct. 3.
Germany (parcel post u1ails and specially
addressed correspondence, VIA Hamburg, SIS.
Hankow Maru, A. M.
Saturday, Oct. 4.
Great Britain. ireland. Norway. Sweden,
Denim ark Germany Hungary, Lithuania. Lat
via, Finland. Archangel, South Africa. Gibral.
tar, Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via
Plymouth Netherlands, via Rotterdam (other
countries, via Boulogne, must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails for Great
Britain Ireland, Egypt, British India, Brit
ish East Africa, Malta, Zanzibar, Pemba and
Netherlands, SIS. Nieuw Amsterdam, A. NJ.
Portugal and Spain Especially addressed
only. via Lisbon, Cadlz and Barcelona; also
parcel post mails for Portugal, Spain, Canary
Morocco. S. Emilia s. de Perez. $3.50 K M.
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Cher
bourg and Southampton: also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, Ireland, Egypt, Brit
1sh India, British East Africa. Malta, Zanzi-
bar and Temba, SIS. Lapland. A. NJ.
Greece (parcel post mails only, via Patras
SIS. Schohare,' 10 A. NJ.
Azores Islands Qtaly must be specially ad-
dressed for despac CHI by this Steamship, via
Ponta Delgada and Naples: also parcel post
mails for Azores and Italy, SIS. PesarO. u NJ
Gold Coast. via Seccondee, Accra and Win
nebah, SIS. Bonny, IL NJ.
The sun., 1919-10-02
HELP WANTED-MALR.

Auto school Largest and best school in ths
WEST SIDE US. Send for booklet and pass
M. c. A. TO school. Telephone Columbus
SIS w. 57th ST. 1890 Special classes for ladSs
AUDITORS-SatuIday afternoons and
sundays SCHNISSEL g. RUDIKOFF, co
COLEMAN TIC. CO. ga Broadway
The sun., 1919-10-02
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

IS West Corum, Bordeaux. Sept. 10.
IS AIban. Para, Sept, II.
S. West ChstAlA. cEistobsi. Sept. n.
S. catania. Tampioo. Sept. q.
- nErandrecht- AliaAnta. Sept ls.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCT
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

Sc Corfe Castle. at Port Natal
SIS Sabine, at Algoa Bay.
SIS Kanabec. al Marseilies.
SIS Bantu, at Callao.
Sc Bendu. at Dakar
SIS Santa Olivia, AZ Rio.
The sun., 1919-10-02
Hosiery MIL. threatened.

That many of the mills manufacturing
silk hosiery in the Pennsylvania section
are threatened with complete shut
dcwn because of the scarcity of hosiery
tram and artificial silk. is the statement
made in this weeks market report of
the National Association of Hosiery and
Underwear Manufacturers. A few of
the mills already are closed on account
of the lack of raw materials. according
to reports received here. Hosiery tram
is said to be selling for s25 pound, but
Sales are said to be few in number.
Mills manufacturing hosiery and I'M
derwear are experiencing difficulty in
delivering merchandise that has been
contracted for.
The sun., 1919-10-02

DRUGGIsTS-To men registered IN
New York State; who are ambitious 10
become managers; who can adapt
themselves TO our system, and pro-
duce the desired results, positions are
offered in our stores that AFFORD oppor-
tunities for rapid advancement; sal
airy and commission. Apply any day
between A. Nj. and p. NJ. to En-
ployment Department. Liggett's Riker-
HegemRn Drug stores. l5l Fifth Ave-
nue..
The sun., 1919-10-02

DIAMONDS bought sold, for cash only. n
s~sss BOUGHT HHNNnrT. ~ BwAy oaDsta.rs,.
The sun., 1919-10-02
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Supreme Court.
APPELLATE DIVISION SUPREME COURT
APPELLATE TERM-Recess
SPECIAL TERM-PART I.-Before McAyuy,
J.-IAl..ated motions at 1918 A. M.
The sun., 1919-10-02

YOUNG MAN, is 10 20 years 81 40.
wanted in the credit department ot an ".
parting and manufacturing Arm for sterHE
raphy, typewriting and file clerk; must b.
a Christian; bright and capable. good ,.
portunity and beginner in credit wo'k a.
dress in own handwriting, gNlps i-'
ences. WILD 500 Fifth Ave. y. -
The sun., 1919-10-02
UNIFORM SYSTEM IN
4 BANKING Is URGED
Best Way to Stimulate Indus
try Abroad Shown by
Credit Expert.

That there should be developed and
encouraged a strong trend toward uni
form banking system in the United
States, and through the banking powers
facilities be built up to keep the coun-
try in a paramount position in the do
mestic and International fields, thereby
permitting the benefits which the weak
ened peoples abroad need of Americans
I'm order to stimulate industries in Eu-
rope, was the conviction expressed by
]. Harry Tregoe, secretary-treasurer OF
the National Association OF Credit Men,
at an executive meeting OF the officers
and directors of the association at the
Arkwright Club last night. Mr.. Tregoe
expressed the hope that more banking
institutions would become members of
the Federal Reserve system in order to
accomplish this result
In formal statement firm opposition
to any sentiment or any demand for
the repeal of the Federal bankruptcy
act was registered. 1t was held that
nothing has occurred and no facts been
obtained which would Justify a change
of attitude toward the national bank
ruptcy law. While II was admitted
that the act may not provide sufficiently
for every insolvent contingency, yet II
was held that IL has assisted materially
In building up wonderful domestic
commerce beginning in a period OF com
mercial depression.
The executives of the association are
still of the belief that the trade ac-
ceptance is superior to the open book
account for the ordinary credit trans
actions of the nation, it was said
The sun., 1919-10-02
LOST. FOUND AND REwARDs-
FOR SALE.

LoST-Gold cigarette case; left in taxi
cab Friday evening, 6;30 September 26fl
Reward. Return las EAST 4sTH STREET
The sun., 1919-10-02
Raw silk Price. Up Again.

Raw silk advanced another s25 bale
In the Yokohama market yesterday, ac-
cording to cablegrams received here.
This is an increase of $50 bale in the
Japanese market in two days. Tuesdays
quotations being 1850 yen for Sinshui
No. 1, while advices received yesterday
were to the effect that holders were
asking 2,400 yen.
In sympathy with the advance in Yo-
johanna, prices were marked up in the
local market, Sinshui No. / being
quoted at from 1915 to $3.50 a pound.
The sun., 1919-10-02

JUNIOR CLERKS-Good opportunity for
advancement; High school graduates pre-
sferred; uges 1921; $50 month, Room
l04S, l20 broadway.
LEARN TO BE CHAUFFEUR--Pleas
ant profitable work: day and evening
classes Send for free booklet and pass
WEST sIDR Y. NJ. c. A. Slb West blih II
OLD established Publishing House has
vacancy in their Receiving, shipping ana
Mailing Departments for three bright, non
est boys. This Is a splendid opportunity i''
any boy who wishes 10 learn the magazine
and book publishing business to secur" "
position with an outdoor magazine WORK
Ing hours, S:45 TO $3.50; Ave days a ""'t
office not open Saturdays; salary III 10
commence with; increase and promotion u.s.
Justified by service. Address AMblIlolN,
80 Il q s 1917 Sun office