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New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Natives of Soutl,
Africa Plead for
Government dice
Union Has Passed Acts De.
barring Black FROM Own
ing Land or Accepting
Work as Skilled Laborer~
Ns,c YORK 7e,b,o-
/ ore,Qn Nraas Nursa.

ofefgf rsss bUr.d-
The grievances o. THE naive races of
South Africa we're voiced recently A. a
meeting Of the Foreign and Colonial
Subcommittee, which net az the Na-
tional Liberal Club, under TIE chair
manshp OF Charles Roberts. formerly
Under Secretary FOR india. says rne
correspondent = The Ianches. .er
GUARDIAN II London 8 p Plastic.
the principal native speake-, exposed
tn" nardshirs inflicted on The "a Ives
r result OF the act 81 ,9yy. Ind T.
+. Gurnede made an appea 10 come -
tneir rescue. The chairman en- Pn4slzed
the diincuity Of ln-erV en.toE b.. tie
home government even in matters
where injustice was proved % have
bee Il committed
Self-government. once conceded n
Guided the right 20 do wrong as wel ~
right things, but the imDer, Al govern
ment could rO- WASH lis lands of se-
sponsibilty for .ha treatment Of Ar
can natives IN the Protectocate.
Mr. PIaatje, before referrIn- . !
succession Of color-bar leg slation GU
minating in the Native Land Act o.
1918, mentioned tha. out G. 5000
natives who managed 20 get out 20 tne
several war fronts, 10000 we're ie't
behind buried in places WHICH wege
abso uteiy inaccessible 20 me =
relatives Co,ored people, ae sad,
We're deoarreG bY lav rom member
snip rights in tie Dutch Reformed
Church. and from. employmen. IL
skilled work in the industrial. areas o.
South Africa.
In 1913 tho Union Parliamen. passed
law the e:fec. OF which was ,hat ex-
eept with & certain imposs bic excep-
tons natives could not bay land in
South Africa. A great many people
who got their living by farming had
been driven off the land as result
They died By hundreds and cleared
away from the union, as they found
II absolutely imnossible 70 live.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Court Reprimand- Detectives

Detectives Roth4mei aad Rraav. Of
Inspector Henr5's sat arrc ieneL
man Yesterday IN she Aest -laa pol
court who. they SAID, va 4 bookIaal.er.
taking oets IN The races Thev h..
seen severs. men give their nris.r.l.
none g IN oAe Instance taev said
" h-n ,hey searched The suspected
bookmake, they fo4nd 5000 ana nes.s-
paper Clipping about the races.
lhe prisoner sand BE- was a carYen-,.r
and mad been collecting SOM ~ his
rents. Magistrate Douras discnsr..
him and addressed the detecaee .h---
"lf was standing on Is conner ....,
some one came up and gave me -ome
money he probably owed a.. sra -als
man said ne anew something good ou
the races. how would -ha- Prove ! vas
a oookmaAer2 You'd PROBABLY 9u- vout
hand IN my pocket and bring our some
chestnuts That's wha. tins case a
chestnut
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
STORAGE NOTICE
WAREHoUSEMaN's SALE
or GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.

~ ACrORDANTE VIII. rIFE pRoN1-
AND l':>pAIo cHA.l,if.s I0R W1i..4f
THE tNDERsIeiNFI HLIRsi.E
lPEFNo0f STf'flNti', N-.REfftff
60. Is ENTITLED To- LIE KS
y \ RI HoUSt.M oN T4E a,,4til. &
HENklNAiTr.R DEScNtIt-p A-tl, T.
: ;, - -. i. - ~ 80 Sr-i-e, fI}.f.N -
p p ~ II - i<NO.IN io CLAM Az
7IsEEST THEREIN AND rHr
SPE 'iFItD N Si-Cr Nt1IIfr tf
- u IN gt sl.gl e.itAh',f,r ANlo,a
PUBLic AUCTION. AT 81 An, 81 Nf.sr
18TH ST DN AlD>lAY N1A -Nrf.s st
LDWI9.'i PROPERTY
HOS .HJi.D GOODS 0DNS- ST s..s ~.
~ :. 'tS CHIFFON. Frs Disk
NO.. Aygon lhoN AHp snAss aEu- VA
THERE'S BOOKS nEnIis,I nt>sl>
nooM t"rNNlaNRr. ROo' + CPS tnAIn~
s.itJE.: ARF1.S n = = -, pl'fi ri " iti.'
TENTS. BARRELS AND cel>-..,,.--
ChIEA. Glassware. pffc-A-BR>, ~, fp.
AN A.. . loN TENTS CLOCKS FER9oN All.
~ hC-S CLOTHS NJ NO Afi@t ella
EECrs. HELL FOR TT. Acco1 n Or
MRS ARyiLs-A brown MRS KATE
naARY. MIts DRlsctl-I. Ms >I,.A
J cOLAMOKE. MRS " DrAlNG EsT A-r
OF MRS 81 DAVIDSON Mrs 81
II MAN. esfN + Z K>EELANu ,iF-
ARR = a. MURPHY g. NlcItAt D " ~-
J ) NAttt-I-i-F VI l-i : AND D. ff -
-RAiAN A. THEIR NTl-.2-.S s's4
AFpEA4
-. LARGE OIL. rAlN9lNa ne1: fae
-lik ACCOUNT or . r. PAftNtA
ZONES CONrAlNI>,; B0ak- PAN
PA H,TS PAPERS RARAt.t rD.>
\ NiNfs GLASSWARE ETe
NASES A:D cDNTENT~ TRUNKS A>.f5
: h.N.' fARfET t49ft A~e 4s..
SNELNt tS personal. EFfr.,''-S 4z.I5.
NJ - Ella : fol IfG..t' teR lie A.
coz y. OF WILLIAM SrhNtILER
oF!i' r r RNlrC RE DD%SI-If.tt
OF FILING CABINETS DESKS DrFls-a
. itA lE- tlDri}NAf ROOM t~.
ATHEH CoCNH. PICTURES rRrs.A
Nj - Ella NEOt : HALL SEAT
sir,LD FOR TIE ACCOUNT OF FRED
Two TRUNKS AND CONTENTS Hr-r
FOR THE ACCOUNT OF II f-iI.,fAN
LARGE, HEfNIGERATok Hs.sD rap
I III ACNDt Vt or 4 TEtr'hsNrFIAf.IsF
fpN CRATES. SAID To g,xrAl>.
: + HENS HELD FOR THE AgcOJNr
OF CHARLES THOMPSON
ALI. BEING NOW STORED r-fTtf
SAIL COMPANY. ~ ITS, WAREH0t So
AND All To BE MORE, sPErIFfl. At.I.f
ANNOUNCED AND DE> RIDfls ar
TINE OF SAID SALE
THE GOODS NAY BE SEEN NJ rrsr
PLAr r OF SAFE oN TIE SA-gt-knAv
: !. r. 1.lIEG TIE SALE
!iREPROpf >rnt
.Gr V4EtEOt II Co
li-fs-sl x EST 6fth -T
~ toRh CITY. \
az. :. NORRIS. pfI >IuE<I.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
GoEter on Clothing Prices
befi.'ition of Proh1eer;ng in
Necessities 10 Be Fixed

ea1 .lt -t.is.a, c,a r.
.cr-rfI. -~
rH rg,.
~'tr.. At-tIe g4.r,- .arf-
la-iou of ts.
f1i4i .fs t. 49,.
pnf.
-a.rtf..,
ac- pro
--ee~s
A~af foal 4
.4lin f-ar . ..a - far
rrt be
ef re-u eentrr.-rs
IL sad ,sa- 'te r-of-ee-
irg lrrro7is. sHne- sra clothing
would "roeaa e.ar 7e cs
clss.on. Nr -'3 prom
aoly -ao.-e d .1.r4a FIR .-. "a
Ion. .anf f,rerr- -f ea IS .-r
suggest .. f7e lea 4a.asrtie.
a. "-aai.-., .,for. ..l
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
LLN-~oIdiere TO Take Census

mob .llei -o .le4s, sa. ors aac
Marines 2ra tls widows ar mothers or
nen H- Rer. .tlel - 4et.aa oversee
Will ha as0-3set ir -ae sgara ii fak-na
rle Feia.a. CENSUS hr. . sa. AZ
t7fi ester
d.. - has o. liars. SUPER ser of
els,s lr0m 6Is rer .eacalarters tn
1n~ 0felm-~ Bl a.ng ma borough
ADoar 800 men aat vosaen viii D,
lsec 81 tno ESQ wees NorS ard they
n.ll recr. ..r arprn, rat " sion each
he en- oyrae.t 81 women - an ex
pertinent. hat the spef.tslr certain
tnrs w 81 good
~a'nee te-er ~1o SIpeIv sor
- .ae n-4- tor tse Manhattan dls-
r'e- a'en4s - aragr 15oo ealne-
''' as. a.aten 7 ho pay
Vli be IRON So Ia S6 a4g
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

Cook-Young. swede: where Kitchen maid
~ employed city family: $50. good city
TeierehosH' Ita j. MIss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
rny Hi. -
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Sunday Air Taxi Service
Upheld in Philadelphia
pUILADEIpHI

PHILADELPHIA. ~. &. ~8irds
i'y on SUNDAY. therefore 1' nor -.
aov .ae ls'e : o.a5ei l.. a b.rdrs
Hko runs an q r .aN.caD ou the Sao
bath. Alter tr.s summary of -.
case aga-rst Lieutenant John
Howard. charge With VIOLA on - t.le
blue laws by carrying pa- sengers IN
ar alrp.aae ca S-ncay, A~g ~tra..
!illan ! Harris .o-las ordered ths
lieutenant Discharged
Flrst aaad e. t-.c- was obtained hs
ne .laeis-rate tno -eoA Slnsa-
rAde c IKE a--l e4 Ire
case araln- ...rrf- pa-
orougrt 10y SaDDAt.,r a. sevcra. weeks
ago. D1t decision As. N.nneli
8"aiting an o1i..on from the C.t.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
sSiA REV ARD

5000 NENARD -
20 questions asked, return platinum reSlhle
Araccl-. cont tsiuiNz +2 diamonds ost Oct.
IS Marcus = co. rtftA ave. +9th 81
Will pay $4,000 sor complete set OF the
original icftcrs o.. J. VI. J.. provided their
authentic character - ests hNshed through
OBS ASeacs y Boy 5tt. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

Why NOr sETTLE THE QUESTION
Now Let us maze auslysis OF your
abilities. TO determine the vocation YOU arn
nest fitted sor There Ia no guesswort
our analysis Is based or known scisntlHc
avs and our advice - specific Gail here
cor further details Booklet u sent on
request. Merton institute. 81 Fifth ave.
- 18th ST. New Yor.I Tel Ch"'ssa 4o5A
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT party with $4,000 20 invest In rl.sio
West 1o5th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Nrn.N Base Hospital Closed

He nlted S-ate- Army 4--ho-.tis.
OF tse Port II FmbarNa- on yesterday
gave oFsr occupation 81 s. Nary's
Hosp "a doo9aen, s.,ieh tae SISTERS
tane i-fef to tae govern
-lea when tne inited States ente res
ne "Af II has been kaoNa "a Army
h4,e Hp>aita. NO Ine Sleaeei.
o4 ltsag- R.ver an4 \enaf4 Streets.
hooon@n. Naicn has be-u useA as
\a.s Adguaft-r.. las oeeu teamed
n7e> - fhe ~teerc' lr.. = CorfpAa-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
10 Close state Canals

ALBANY. Nov IS The -.ate cana
gem ose rsv-s -sstioa a.
r.tef a.erlay November -. Su-
nerla-eaaeu- OF Plble Works Walsh
a..i-e-aff- ~ s-r- a MS
ile f.ss n..-e rece--sf. h,-cs4se ~ q
contr4tl -,r -1e reo4 g.. or por
-... ~ la,.. ~ i-o-s
eAfsrt.- .ar boats boura
.ar9~-a '.r -r l4f- Hsn Buffalo
N '-e s..tl. ne. -..t $40 .warc
from T-oe a.-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CLERKS

The New York Tele-
phone Company de-
sires to engage a num-
Der 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
all new employees are
given thorough in
structions by women
supervisors.
The hours are from
9 to 5, with one hour
for lunch and half day
on Saturdays.
The working ccndi-
tons and surround
lngs are excellent
light, we'll ventilated
offices, sanitary lunch
rooms, comfortable
rest rooms, etc.
The salary of S11
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 NJ. A. Kerwin.
Room 500. 25 Church
Street. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Prime Minister Defeated
In Ne" foundIand Election

81 JOINS. \ r. Nov p Richard
! - res tre Orpo- -.or leader. was
54cce- -s'l - tse polls Ir -hr general
. --s' tof naY in PROGRESS ia \ertounG
aat. arlori * to fn-i returns -o-dav
foi- ieH-s. Nes Y chaei
lrHt Starr rrteso4 y vas
r.'rrs = 3av
showed heavy losses for me govern
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

THE PEOPLE or TuW STATE or NEW
YORK. Rl TNn GRACE, OK GOD. FHa...
ANl ~ Df-Pi ~ Dr,NF
To NARI,N AlOfttAN KEMP Jl-fIET
AUGUSTA YYNt, MARN ISABELLE. KEMP
GEORGE NLN!, -l>IlNlA q IltNI. tn Z.
new YoRK llIM INST RANCE And
TRUST CrMPANY. As Trustee under the
vlll # George Kemp lecea sei, and 10 AL
perso'.s Interested ersottors. iegatees Aes,
o. A.n OF otAervsise. IN tle state OF George
r.ernp. deceased, .fo q, rie tfW- II his deaf I
wes rssidea, of th- County os Nsw York
s END GREETlNG
Uyon he petition Of Arthur Tryon Kemp
-es!Alug a ~ Rue le o;rAnelle Paris
France, you and eash ~ yel are herepy cited
20 sho'v Cause hstore The S-rrogates' Court
OF New York County h-ld AZ the HaN ~
Records tn ,he County pf N-W York On fce
i-tA az ~ December $50 ~ Asif pa :-r
O'Clock In the forenoon " tn.- d. WY he
account OF proceedings NJ said petitioner a.
executor OF The last Viii an. testament o.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We hays
caused the sea of Tie Surrogat 90 Cour, OF
ne said County or New York 70 De
tseaN hereunto affixed
Witness, Honorable John p Cohalan
3 Surrogate II our said County. ~ the County
o., New York. nc 18Th day OF Octoher IN the
year OF our Lord one thousand nire hundred
and nineteen
DANIEL r. DOWDN Ed
c.-rk Of the Slrrogate~ Coert.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

PAPROTT. JULIA PACIDIN0-TE PIrR-
sunnce OF ar order y Honorable John j.
Coha!an. Surrogate - tha County OF
New York. NOTICE ls hereby given 10 al;
lns Parrott. sate oc tbs County OF Nsw
York. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers at
sheiT place OF ransacting business. at tho
occs OF Sullivan IL Cromwell their attor-
neys, at No. 40 Wall Street IN the Borouah
state Of New YORK, OF or before the IL,
day Of May 1870. next
Dated. Nsw York, the s1d day o. Oc.o-
be-, 1919
MADELEINE BRUCE,
GEORGE P. PAnROTT.
SULLIVAN g. CROMWELL. Aims.
:7r Executors. ofica aaI p O. Al
2rfss. SO " ali street. Borough - Man
hAttan. New York City
sODMAN. IlARaIETTE MA@os.-tv
.ohalan, a Surrogate - tn. County OF New,
Yor'S, Notice IS hereby given 10 all per
sons hAHlnB claims as ainst Iiarri-tte Ma
son Ro4tian. formerly known a. Hacri.tte
Mason. sometimes known as Harristts
NJ Rod.naa Uarriet5e :. " RoQtaaf. ana
ltarrietie : Nodlaan, iat- OF tha tountt
Or New fOrN deceased. 70 present the
SANE. With vouchers thereo.. - the -uo
scr.ber. ~ his pace - transac ct4ug b,is.-
~ at the 1fTce 0f George l.. n, sy4'-9
his attorney. III Broadway, IN til. civ Of
New YORK. on or before the Ist Gag o..
Dated. New York. ,he i7,h Aav % 0s.o-
Der lsIs AUGUSTIN DERBY.
Administrator (. = A
EORGE {. HOWARD, Attorney Tor Al
.aiE.strator {. !. \. 10. III Broad
va. Ne* York rity
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
HELP WANTED FEMALE
l. O OK TO T He
+ y 7 u r E

a wonderful future
stretches before this
great city of New York.
More and more COM
merce will center here:
more and larger ships
will enter our harbors;
more and swifter trains
will rush in and out of
our stations; more busi-
ness, involving bigger
affairs than ever before,
will be transacted in our
buildings.
By its very nature, the
telephone business must
increase as the city de-
velops. AS industry
grows and expands. it's
demands for telephone
service grow larger and
more eXacting. 1t is the
duty and privilege Of the
Telephone Company to
anticipate and meetthese
demands.
There are wonderful
opportunities right now
in telephone operating.
Girls and young women
are needed to handle the
present enormous tele-
phone traffic. These
young women will rise
to higher positions with
greater responsibility
and higher salary as the
increasing demand for
telephone service creates
new opportunities in tho
telephone business. The
Junior operator of to-
day is the supervisor.
assistant chief operator
and chief operator Of to-
morrow.
Girls, l6 to %, are
wanted for Telephone
Operating.
Young women, p to
35, for Night Telephone
Operating.
Inquire at
VI MANHATTAN
{ Main Employment Ofice)
1853 B'way cor. 9th ST..
8 a. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.
Branches
BRONX
453 L. fremont Az,
y NJ. to 9 P. NJ.
BROOKLYN
81 |Villoughby ST.,
9 A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
1896 Broadway.
9 A. NJ. to 5 p. N.
NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
-N0GHAeNEH md once assis,a
.lsht. elergetln Yorker; Americ
~ - Nriiay. Ra-ig. 1874 Bro;
-------
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storage Warehouse,
50 WEST l33rd STREET.

II MRS. 5 DraaElI. MRS Mlg'TiH
COLES MRS J CAREY. MR. y
RAMSEY MRS. ALICE WASIIINGToe-.
MRS. ANNA b SMITH MRS GATHER
IL. AIoRGAN MRS. MASON. You ard
-aeh az you are her-ny T. tliiel tha. the
Tine Tor the payment or our q, n upo.. Ia.
pro oerty hereinafter described htslng *
pred a',sr due notice Thereof had been
given you. We VIII cau>a such property.
Z. VII Household furnishings. comprising
oeds bedding. cni@Onlcrs. ouIsane chat-s
settses, ldYrnports tables. stands. s-'gil-
machines, china and glass CLOSETS. crocltery.
-lsssV are. XII hrn utensils plated aud all
VIZ VAR. 1Gtlers. portieres, GrtAlas dra-
per.es, carpets rlgs, books. bookcases
brtc t9ac. pianos. fnusca. .nstr4nlan.s
statuary. vehicles. paintings ana pictures.
trunks and csnterts. liner. wearing ap-
parel persona. effects. i..srctandl,. etc
IS enumerated IN III warehouse inventory
! ssued 70 yea by this nouse s,ar-s,
by yuu rr n yoa- mana Cor n which you
may havs an !nterestj In tne Metropolis
storage ~ irehct.sN. 70 be sold ~ publ.
auction. According GO the statute n such
aa= made and pravii j ~ ii 4 est ,sgth
s.. New York City. cn -AII RDsN NO
VENEER 18th, 1919. At 90 y A. and
!. the sals thereof - not completed on sa.e
date ti.e same vii be continued al taa
SAM pisce ~ each ana -v-ry Saturday
e;i,n d2y, and continuing until all the
: GODS ara sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
REV ARD

Hudson 1919 speedst"r Motor number 75i11.
ar number o-A5S5,. License number \. y
K-S51. BiHe body, red wheels, rcd trimming.
nickel radiator. Motor meter Goodyear
cord tires stolen October s. $50 p m.
iHnpiCsre NTH E. n. Hopvooj 5a John ST .
\eN Norl1 Cify Telephone Beek man NM.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
" earring Apparel

\ y HOLESALER opening FAN Season
with full line OF atVance rlolels Serge
and TricOtine Dresses, 5ia5 up SUITS
and Cats ready made and TO order s.
W-s. 2ath 81. eighth floor
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
COUNTRY BOARD

DOUGLAS MANOR HOTEL
. miles out.)
lug lastcn' l. z. r. quer- trsins ,-on
t'~t ttsyi aria fe| -pkoH~ e.vs'i- ~
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

Al - ,r.be-na il- Vatiress: Young
EnE lish woman. city family. wages SO
= Z. Mis- Eoflnavr. Agency. 10 r,sst
asd .. 3t floor PNore as41 Murray h'll
ChAMEERMAID Young scotch woman. TO
go 20 PhA@del lphi- years reference. $40
! Mss Hcfr.ayers Agency. . LAST 4,d 81.
50 foor. Tel. ss47 Murray Hll.
COCK---YounS; good manager: excellent rc,-
erences. M hi-1Teiull's Btreau. 7ss
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non -visiNe 9 Mos 8 Visible Mos; 81 80 Up
Iitia pasn!eat ap4lss i purchased
AMERICAN WRITING Nf-l,fINE, CO. nc,
33y Broatway W0rth s Tel 5iQS
20 e. 2ai opp Madison Ave lT1anslia
T.ir II PEN EIlFN EXCHANGE
D Barc.aY St T. !-33 Barciay
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
SURROGATES' NOTICES

TiSKE. JOSEPHINE HARPER WITDPE-
as, Bradley Allen Fiske in tends 10 apply
% the Surro gates Court ot III. County Of
Now York Tor letters % administration
upon The estate OF Josephine Harper Ffske
decsa sed, and with the consent OF ali tie
next OF Kin oS said decedent. desires thuc
he penalty of the bond TO be g!ven as such
Administrator shalt vot exceed double The
amount Of The cisiu.s ef creditors against
said estate presented 10 .hs Surroxates
Co4rt pursuant - this notice in acco-d-
ance With the provisions Of section 1881
OF the code OF civil Procedure
NOTfCr, Is HEREBY GIVEN. in mr.
suancs Of an order OF Honorabls JOAN /
,oha an. a surrogate * The County Of
Ne" York. TO ali parsons having claim,
against Josephine Harper tiske late oi
the county Of New York. deceased to
present tho sane duly verified. 20 she
Nurro gates Court " the County Of New
York at the Hall Of Records Borough ot
N hattan. New York CITY. on or Before
NoVen bsr lath. 1919
Dstea, Ny yorN. October 18TH. 1914
BRADLEY -Ai.Lr,N TiSKE
IL 'll-Nn, KiN'i, IANf. s TRAFFoRD.
way. NeW YORK C.ty
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

Careful CARPET CLEANING COM
~ Cleans by corn pressed air, s,earn
aand or on floor. 4i8 Last tsth 81. COE s.
BRANDT. Te.ephoue 1872 Murray IIllI'
SE y 1NG-MAK1NG OvER-cI.EANfNC
500 carpets. rugs, portiares (aM s.zssp
pam Oriental colors Slightly Used A.
- original price. 200 yG- "a inla.d lin
oFuia, %.
GEORGE
lOs7 3D AYE. slsT ST 1854 PLAZA
Carpets, Rugs
BEAUTIFUL. CARPETS. RUGS fs..Shtl,
used> from storsc- Warehouses;. prl-
at estates etc. All lnakea All size.
al coiors ali pr'cas Plain. scanned or
-tttn!ets- in W.ltons. Administers Hrus-
VS.. from Sl0ane's Whlitals S,niths
,Artlooms: 81 IS yard up Rugs $50 -
So . W $500 yards. I.tnolelu.s por-
tl@res. Layiug, Cleaning py-iug, Repair
ns. Ererything in The carpet ana Rus
In. Elegant furnishings rea4onabie.
~ !'LlNliS, INC.. 620-62s Madison a.,
t9eth), Plaza sS35.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
A LIBERAL REWARD

vNi he paid for a mans platinum El pay
setting rims One diamond. four sapphires.
Believed - hsve been iost November . at
Ncv Yors city Communicate with r Il.
iopwood. - john st, \. Y. Telephone BeeA
man SaS
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Carpets. Rugs
Diamonds and Pawn Tickets

PAWN TICKETs-DrAMOND ABOrGfT
SPOT CASH NO NVAIrINt;
JOS: ROSE & SON. DIAMOND CtTTERs.
As Maiden Lane 6ch Floor. Phone III John
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Typewriters

Bio BARGAINS. ard used wardrobe.
+rEuiza 900 oth ave. be, 5Oth-3lst SIS
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Furniture

HIGHEST PRICES paid Tor furnl.urs, an
tiques, pianos brlc-a -brac books az,
e. GABAY. 80 University Place Phone
Stuyvesant esq.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

THE PEOPLE OF THE, STATE OF NEW
YORK. ny rl!f, GRACE OF GOD. FREE
AND INDEPENDENT
70 GEORGE KEMP NAN ISABELLE
KEMP STEPHEN II TYING GLADYS
Ht,Mp JONES MARION MORGAN 4 rNfP
I>EAiI. JANE KEMP. a. executriz u ~
Inst "ill arld festaiNent - Chol.=ar Nerau
ate OF tie county ~ %eW York ,.ccea So
and es genera. guardian .! Julfet = Kemp
an !nfan,. tad FipWARD Y. FIELDER. and
W ILL AN B. NeCORNil'%. as Executors O.
the last Nill lul tas amen uf Frederick. II
Iryor, late o! the 'OuttF OK N-W YORK To-
etSe'l, and 70 "a. PERSONS Interested IS
-reuitors. .egAt"-s. neet of Ain or otnsrNis-
IL the t-sta.e OF Juliet Angt.sta Kemp. de-
resteN' 81 fhe 'onntg - NAw York, or IN
the trusts created ue -he viii o. -..id J'.N-t
Algusta Kemp. SEND '4RGF.rI.>,i.
pom me petition -lt Arthur 'Tr-tr kemp
France and stephen II Tyng residing a; 10
s,5 f'i;'h Avenue. borough os Manhartar
ctty and STATE OF Ne@ York. you an, ea,n
OF yuu are HEREBY cite! 'o show cause before
the SurroseteA' Court % New YORK County
held 'ha Hal Of Records. In me County OF
1919. al ha.f past ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
81 that day why the account Of Drcc ediilgs
II said petitioners. q : t,s-' urOrs OF and Trus-
{ >es under tne last viii ar trsr anlent ., said
iecea ed sholll no he juciclaliy settled.
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF ~. nave
caused he seal ~ he surrogA.ss Cour- os
'he aaii County os Nev YORK TO 10
Seal here rto affixed
Witness Hoaocable John / Noa4lar
Surrorate u oH- said County 81 tle Count.
Ia = Of oir Lor. Que thousand nine hundred
end nine'e.n-
DANIEL. j DONDNEY.
CLERK ot the Surrogatea Court
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Observation-Disclosures
Patents
Rugs
Safes

SAFES BOUGHT SOLD AND EX-
changed. Acme SAFE Co. us Centes
'irr.t. >@w York. Phone carAl SSs6-tsr
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

ROBERTS, MAa1ARET sy.~IN p1R.v
ance ot an order Or Ionorable John p
Cohalan. "A Surrogate OF tins County Of
Ne@ YORK. NOTICE - hereby glvea To all
persons having claims against Margaret
" Roberts, late ot the Councy oc New
York. deceased. 10 present the same VITA
vouchers thereof . to subscriber. a. ~
p ace Of transarting business At the ONES
OF II. attorneys. Taylor. liutsne Z 3esE No.
@t Broad Street IN the Borough OF Man
haitian city OF New York on cr ctore ths
Goth day of January, 1920
Dated. New YORK. the ati. day o. July
1919
The NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Executor
TAYLOR. NUMEs BENc. At,ornsy.
for Executor 80. "A Broad Street
Borough ct IanhA:tl1. My Yo.'> CITY.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

sni bath with ,alse or part ~ 'urnitrre.
West 5ota at Plaza : 80 Marshall
ssTH e'r-rarge suurv Nvirs BEDROOM.
Da;h kitchen. newly decorated. g. $50
Cathedral
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BOARD WANTED

MOTHER naediag fro months rest desires
ucsrd, taiec rooms. v'tere only are - her
ehi lren. Telephone Norlh lQee
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Classified d Advertising Columns
HELP WANTED MALE

EqY 20 L YEARs ~n TO rREPARE '.,lN
EKAL oFrIcE DErAIi-s IN pnApGmT,
cuANcE ron s,ruplors nov TO
LEARN DRAUGHTING J. u. Will
BROOKLYN.
BOY. Christian. 1918 years OF ese for
oHiee work in real estate of''ce: oy-
periencs not necessary good opport unity
Tor Advancement. ASK fer Nj. Costello.
East +eth s..
willing to learn good business. York
VILE Dental laboratories l@AJ Lexington
ave.
BOY wanted for ONCE work. Patterson.
'iottfried 81 Hunter. Inc, I'll Centre at.
city
BOY. y. r. J. Goodwin Sous. l5 whitehall
CLERK-Permanent position
with reputable concern; good
handwriting. p. 0. Box 3.
Madison Square Station, n. Y.
Settlers WANTED
Nshed ieHeiry hrm in Middle Vest trans
portaNon paid. only good mon want ed
write statlng experience a. Box IS.
Tribune Otloe
DIE SINkERS. SEVERAL. EXpERI~
ENCEp MEN. GOOD WAGES: BEST
OF WORKING CONDITIONS, APPLY
At ONCE. ;. H. WILLIAMS K co. l5s
HNMlLJ0N AVE. RROOkLNN
DBAJGNTSMAN-Y MAN. SOME,
kNOWI.EDGE or DESIGNING; TOOLS.
JI1S AND FIXTURES POSITION PER
NANENT FOR DEPENDABLE PARTY :.
GOOD PROSPECTS FCK ADVANCE
ANS & Co, - HAMILTON AVE.
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

GRINDERS
PRODUCTION GRINDERS
Internal and External Workers
Steady position, with the high
est prevailing rate of wages.
Call after 8 80 A. VI.
Elsenlan Magnetic Corp,
So SD St., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
APARTMENTS To LET

APARTMENT F0R DENTIST. situated Or
exeeli-n, corner. ~ good locality For
f1-taer particulars apply ~ - B--Nn,
g NJstranl av-.. Br,0k.yI.