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New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

aided in apprehending Carlisle in 1915
after he had held up a Union Pacific
train near Hanna.
After has capture Carlisle was
strapped to packhorsc and carried
down the mountain
Carlsle's trail through Q heavy snow
had been followed since carly Sunlav
b vtwo posses. Early to- day he mad
escaped capture by jumping from a
window Of the widow Brays ranch
house as some of his pursuers entered.
Sheriff A S Roach, Of Whcatland.
who shot Carlisle before ms capture.
organized one posse. which drove
through bitter blizzard Sunday to the
ranch Of Bob Fletcher 4. the head OF
flsh Creek. on the south side Of Lara
ME Peak. The snow became so deep
that 1t was impossible Tor the Dursuers
to proceed further with teams. and
they made their way TO tie top OF the
peak on horseback The drifts then be-
came so large that the horses we've
abandoned, and the rcmainder Of The
hunt was made on foot
The posse learned that tho bandit
had SKIPPED about, eating his meals
first at one rancher's home and thcn
at another
Carlisle escaped from the state peni-
tentiary or November Is in box Of
shirts shipped from the prison fac
tor In mai ng MS escape after rob
b.ns tna limited ne was wounded in
has rlght hand. He Wa unable 10 ee.
medlca a'd. and the bullet was still in
ms haAd when he was captured
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Democratic Club Elects
ssc&,llar'' Candidate,

The "fegu an" t'cser. headed by John
NJ. Richie. eu Ion reelection. vs. sue
cessiu. agals- che ".nsorsents' "a, the
annaa. election vi lne National Demo
cratic Ciub as, aient. the vote oeing
Richie - Leo ls7.
The defeat of the ".s-uige head
% u. John p Leo was SO decisive
there was ta'k OF q recount.
The vet anu dry Issue did not seem
to AgQGe. thc comps ding rh.ns being
the issue. of "regular.ty lr addition
20 Mr.. Richie the victorious tichet was
as follows:
Frs wee president. Charles r. Ales
ander. second vice-nres Thomas
r Rash; treasurer. l. T. La Tour see
rotary, Nl3aM II Jasper correspond
ing secretary. Leonard McGcc
ror monitors of thc board of goV-
ernors. term % expire December. 19222
Thomas I Smith. john + Calvin.
James - Dom. r.. Charle. s. Hoiurran-
hemcr John +. o 'Bricn. Jonn = iia -
locher and Sanders A. W.rtheim.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Business Men Seek
Name of Roosevelt
For Sixth Avenue
Elimination of Elevated and
Irolleys and $4,000
Community Building in
Plan to Rival Broadway

Sixth Avenue soon NAV become
Roosevelt Avenue if petition to be
presented by the Sixth Avenue BOARD
OF Trade is acted upon favoraby by
the Board OF Aldermen. The proposal
to name the avenue after the former
President was made Yesterday a, a
luncheon OF the board at the McAlpin
Hotel.
Members Of the organization pres
cnt accepted the motion without a
dlssenting vote and Immediately after
the meeting Walter J. Salmon, pres
ldent OF the board, appointed com
"ll'ee TO draw up petition which
VIII be sent TO the Board of Alder
men.
In addition 20 changing the name
Of Sixth Avenue the board has pro-
posed and discussed yesterday the plan
to erect a memorial to Theodore Roosc-
Vcit at the entrance to Central Park
at Sixth Avenue. The plan provides
ior an equestrian statue of the former
President roadway leading to the
statue and two roads forming the let
ter "N' with the other roadway, lead
ing behind the statue into the park.
Aim TO Rival Broadway
Means of improving Sixth Avenue
and making it a rival OF Broadway and
flfth Avenue were taken up at the
Luncheon under leadership OF prcsj-
dent Salmon and c. T. Windcr. man
aging director of the board Included
among the plans arc traffic and light
ING improvements and building a nf-
teen-storV community building next ao
the Church Of the Holy Communion
at twentieth Street.
Traffic and transit reforms include
removal OF the present Sixth Avenue
elevated structure, removal of trolley
cars from the avenue, extension of the
Hudson tube up the avenue to Fiftv-
ninth Street and establishment of a
bus line, similar to the one on Fifth
Avenue. Members of the organiza-
tlon seemed agreed that removal of
the elevated structure is the crux Of
the whole thing and the board plans
to carry on a extensive campaign tow
ard that result Until the structure is
removed the board hopes to have the
city provide better lighting facilities
ON the street as a measure Of safety
and business Improvement.
Million Dollar Building Planned
The RcV. DR. Henry Nottet. Of the
Church Of the Holy Communion. de-
Sc!ibed the proposed community bulld,
rG- 1t would cost about Sl,O0O,O0O
to erect. The building would contain
clHb rooms for men, women and chill
dren, gymnasium facilities. dining
rooms whore meals would bc served
al cost, meeting rooms, facilities for
iheatrlcal productions swimming
pools reading rooms aud many Other
features which would meet the need
OF the members of the conmlN.tr.
"iH this community building" Dr
Notte' said. we would have shoWs
where a man could bring his siNteen-
year old daughter without blushng."
The Sixth Avenue Board OF Trade
formerly was the Sixth Avenue A.
sociation and yesterdays luncheon was
the first since the name Of the or
sanilation was changed RE organ
lzaiion has about 100 mcmhcl and
under direction OF Mr. Windel and
membership committee It drive for
lew members is beng conducted. II
planned to have Il luncheon ceery
month to which clty officials and
others VIII bc invited 20 talk on civic
problems.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Made 10 Hiss Flag: Ducked
Alderman Obeys Canadian Mob:
vi. u. Refuses and l. Beaten

KITCHENER. Ont. Dec. ?. Alder
man Bitter vas made TO kiss the Union
Jack and subsequently ducked four
times III the Victoria Park Lake here
last night by mob which objected to
his alleged urpatriotic conduct in the
Council Chamber
Later. the mob seized W y. Euler.
NJ. T., whom they took to the Great
War Veterans Association clubrooms
and demanded that he kiss the flag and
apologize to Seturned soldiers for al
legged uNpat-iotic uttcr&nces. Mr. Euler
resisted and was beaten into uncon-
sclOusness.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
China Agrees to Facilitate
Italian Flight to Tohio

PEKTNG. Nc1 - (By The Asso-
ciated Press tDela ed Arrange
ments are being maae in China Tor the
pl aposed FLIGHT from z ne 10 Toxic bv
Italian avators. tGahr5ele Aenuu-
zio, the uoer-;.T.ator. originally Ma. So
iected for the dight. bu. bDcasse of NJ.
m .ltary activities, the Italian govern
m entrusted the leadership of tho
expedition 10 Colonel Rapol4a, one +
ltaly's most DARING aHlators
Much persuasion was necessary +
induce the Chinese government to az
ford fvlng practice facilities in Pekln-.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Royalist Party Formed
100 Bavarians Sent Message to
Exiied Ruler

BERLIN Dec . About 400 Bava-
rians met in Munich Sunday night and
decided 70 found a royalist party. ac-
cordinS 70 advices from the Bavarian
capital. The gathering sent a message
10 former King Ludwig, VINO is in
exile.
The "Vossiche Zetung" declares that
Munich is utterly out Of sympathy
with the movement and does not want
Il king OF any kind.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
No Clemcnceau Visit Now
" ouldni Think OF 1t Dur.n-
=. irea.< Crisis. He ~a,s


WASHINGTON Dec Emphatic
dcaial Of .eport- from Pari- ,hat Pre-
m.se clemenceau expected 70 visit the
Jnitsd states shortly was made to-
day by the French Embassy the cln-
haSNy ISSUED this statement:
NJ. Clcmenceau denies IN the most
po +itNe manner tina, there is amy
particle Of truth in the statement. ac-
cording to which he j. about TO come
to tie tinted States, and 10 do so
purposely a the moment when the
treaty OF peace is being discussed By
'he Senate
IT IS the last thing he would or
solid do. It is just now impos- bic for
him TO leave Paris for few days
n.uch more for few weeks
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Ask Receiver for Cabarcl~
Hal !uharin and MontTnart.e
Partners Petition Court

John Neligan and Theodore L. Fried
man applied TO the Supreme Court yes
cclVel iol the NoMtmarire and the Bal
Tabarin. two cabarets in the Winter
Garden Building. The plaintiffs are
partners in these enterprises With
Gallurd Boag. PAU Salvin and James
Thompson. these three being named as
defendants.
Il is alleged tina, the defendants
made secret profits from the Mont
matre and Bal IabArn. Neligan and
Friedman ASK for an accounting
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE or Nnw YORK. OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY or STATE IS
hereby certlfes tnat the Carron & Co..
INC. a domestic stock corporation. has
filed in this Office ON this 1T day of De
&c mn lber. 1918, papers for the voluntary
dissolu,ion OF su,h corporation under So
rion 22l of the General Corporation Law.
and that 1T appears thorefroN tnat such
corporation has compiled with said Soc
ilon in order TO be dissolved
WITNESS rN hand and the seal of Office
of the Secretary OF state, at I'm cay Of
Albany. this FIRST day Of Dec.t,-
CseaD her. ono thousand nine hundred
and nineteen.
W. TAFT.
cs.or3 Ilr,.t,,,- -e.-.rar.-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Irish Issue saken y
Principal Subject discussed BY
British Cabinet

LONDON Dec ne IRISH situatsoa
VAS the principal subject discussed by
the Cabinet Al It's meeting this fore
noon.
The Min sters attending .ha Sc son
incladed Nscoent Frenca L,fd Lieu
tenant Of II and: Ear Cuzsn. For
elsn Secretary; a. J. 9a IT,, Lord
President OF the Councl WINS
ton Churchill. Secretary fos Var. and
Edwa ) Montagu. Secretary for ladIa.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS and Omc, Furniture
STORAGE NOTICES

Ne, laia No4efnas~ -s ista
TO MIS- MARY eA<rNYLLl- FAIIN1INg
i'rrla Miss it'iii - \a~. na- ~
iifas, Mr. john .'ai.,.l.f
VI Nlnfs Ms la1. l-er, All.- f-ahol
ssfs Annie Williams John 4 freia..r
MI Mr. ''I,,a NJ M ,HD.4 II
l. T. SomW=fs. Nj Ne~ N4ten,. Mr.
i'.s,Aef N4~ ist..r lr..- Mr- Hsr
l'.'5' Mrs ...' IAN. "
raa.a.sa f. ..'7a .'''' Nr NJ n.
l'oeence hIsse Mr. g. Closer. Mis- Ann,
4 ms rolS iI.rft ~ Lri4 3oI sud each
II sp- ti~ II-tY rt.f.al tf4f taa tirn.
tor n r4yrsci.t ~ fn, .i-n aoo. a.. n,operf,
-0riNsd hatirs eNplfe8 after
W not hft le'n Etteu you.
vii +" 81. h i'f1p rs. fu wiz. bousehoIl
-if4si.l-~. ni 1lsif- hsis. heltins. chif-
i'ii- ial- tables. rockers
lf' 't.eH=-. 4It'niurf-. stands.
s.ts.n ins h|t '.'a e'a~sv-re. orua-
M tls illtfHit- nasaslaul-. cut
.iA ,ai.fii.- T"'tls Inru Ai-. iirn uten-
-A- i4...,l eaf. tranAs and
'on.s- ST. afI lra l..f hon and parlor
-...,
e. -D sfs lfes~
f'i n'i '' .s hairs
l- " .t.- U'-4ft 1a+sn.s- phone
sfapI. elft et-es }afiaf ia-ts 0hlnt
j.. .o-tf rNl-ts
-..''.fs lie's'fisi
..ifs i|...rt. r M. -ts a4 sf l14efaf.l in
- h aee tft'eftoff Hssart .en
III afita fa. tI4ln an
.,f,-iA .H ~. tiI.lran- Storage War
r t.f HHtHtN ..ira. afoof
-taf.lHf ln sli.h ila.i am
f.rastiai fr.s ff4f.N N.-s-s 4A. ali
A Ylf. cffe.
54l,>l3.sA sf.flttIlsii itf9 Ar 70 Sd
.a. t'I.rt.f d. raf complete
off -itif flta Will He 'e'tl lnae1 =
he ean sraaH4 >'i 'af
1tf-.ft. an taf h
D. ami ,en lrs tr+il 7s fHo are cor
TIE GUARANTY sTOsorF 'sARfHo'iss
.OHN nE3B F2Ope' STo"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

LEAiJ Ell + OrlGG---IN PURSUANCE
Of N orsi-F - Honorable John CO.
ha ian, a surrogate Of the County OF Now
York NOTICE = hereby gl.en to ali per.
soas Aav!ns claims against LENUEI. e.
QC!GG late OF ~ County OF New YORK
deceass 1. TO present the same wnh vouc a.
ers Tn 'ot 10 ne subseri Der Al mis- place
of ira: s~cting business. No 1873 Broadway
borough al Manhattan. ia the CITY of New
York IN or before tho letn da, cs Fea-
suary. 1872.
Dated Hew 81 the e4.h day Of Jai,
1915 MURRAY C-2-e;. ''
Administrator with tho vii. nar,,A
10 EroadMay t.oronsh OF Man hatAN
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE

BY a large corporation.
young women between
the ages Of 20 and IS
years old; permanent
position; excellent work.
ing conditions. State
age. experience and sal
airy. A.. Box COL, Trib-
unc.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
CHANGE OE NAME.

SUPREME Court. STATE or Nrw
York. county of New YORK n. the taat-
TOT II tn. Application ~ Morri < Thorn
liuHoN. Inc. for authority to cNauga is
ual.e to NNf-1m r MorsiN. In
Notiee - hereby giNtn tH.st Mor,A &
Vhoml3nsoA. Inc. l Gonlrsile corpofalio on,
haAln4 IT'S p"iIcipal office IN the 'ity 4
New York. County OF Nav York and state
of Ne@ Yoah Wiz amply ID the >upreIne
court, at L Sptcias Term th'reof to be
held az tho County Court liouSe, ir the
'fiY Of NeN York. Count, of NV York
III the 'otA day OF peccmher. 1919. At
1870 oclocll In the forenoon Of rhat day
or as soon thereafter cOuus. fan be
heard for an Order authorilins said cor
poration 10 charge IFS corporate name to
Abrar T MorrlA Inc.
Dated. Nv York City. y. Y Nov. 18TH,
19l,
MORRILL,, & TIiOMIlNsON. NC
Iiy ABKAM + MGNRtl.L
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
HELP WANTED MALE

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
loNGACKE HUT.
4bth ST. AND BROADWAY.
TELEPHONE BRYANT $500
SERVICE FREE TO ALL.
AMONG THE MANY OPENINGS
ARE THE FOLLOWING:
COLLEGE, MEN KNOWLEDGE
or FRENCH AND SPANISH AND
LITTLE BANKING EXPERIENCE
FOR FOREIGN SERVICE.
GOOD SALARY.
LICENSED RADIO OPERATORS.
GOOD SALARIES
LARORERS. 45.Goc PER HOUR
APPLY A. NJ to +. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
GIRLS
ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
GIRLS

We can use at once:
WRAPPERS,
WRAPPING CASHIERS.
MESSENGERS.
CLERICAL,
STOCK GIRLS,
COMPLAINT TRACERS
Join the organization now in
order to participate to the full
extent in the bonus which will
be paid at Christmas. Appli-
cations can be made any time
during the day at the Employ
nent Office. Subway Floor,
Central Building, or by mail,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
HELP W A\TED MALE
4 NUMBER Of youn2


A NUMBER Of young
men wanted, over II
years of age, Tor perma-
nent positions. The work
is along mechanical and
electrical lines. Previous
experience is not neces-
sary. Application should
be made in writing, stat
ing age, education and
previous employment,
if any. Address Box
A 493, Tribune office.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Bl SI\ESS ARDS
arpcts and Rug

ADMINISTER WILTON. WHlTrAlI..
hRJ SSElS carpets. Raes ,H ei7a ~
prSss all coor~ S. ots. $50 yard up. ,o0
yNrTs. ore pattern, haaNs WE IN. good cc-ei-
tion, yard WiNe. Rug 81 to :45 90 up
i'iajn. nordered, scanned 90 ,nleS-
S.pane's Ar'looIas SnAul1 '- .cNN ~ fo l>N
20 l1uoieuns, Purtieles Screens. Making
over Cleaning Laying pyeins LNersti. TX
peHta lining 70 Carpets Rugs. BeaNtitui Eea
sonabie STlIIl N''S. lNC.. go 62s Madi.ol.
6s,hl, Suite l05 Plaza $50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

STOP As;f, .s,a1t-E
~e la.er,l.,~ Iai9
Ts .- t.. NtIer An.fre-
Mass hs 's.s1 1st.fn. 7r hras-
t.r.t fh.f }ssn Ar HE
's- r rre4-- tf4.- 81 ienee. } =
..ss ~i.ta i. 81 H-t.-y ! 20
3lie.lt ~ NtIsl H't D.l-a . and
hereby z.-t fnat TT
fif- f.i ts+ ia-r nta eu pron tn
f.-+4f.-fft st.~rrt.. fatits tNu.fet. .ff~-
o-. "e '... cause
-iIr'i lrae#ris
1a.r, Hi|. ron and
Afa t'f--ss 81 lee- anl
..Ii lffi-s Ila.Hs. dining
.s. f.to.t- china ..4sets e>-
f.flsl.f. iirl f1c kers.
81. -i.. r3-- f4lifefs, pRrlor
fi4rf paintings sianos. store
.f.f oiffee feflre- s~r fif-. hin"rY.
haahs f.rsorH4 ae-.rs chandise
ua srH0 ..iuna1s STONED oy yeu
WA roE nay
eiail .t..tl 'h ~af'ni Bros
i'.e-. Ff.it -i.f4.t NJ Nartt |.so. - be
sff III public aa. fi.n according 10 Tho
s.atrr 40. and prsN .ie a.
4-fHt rts ss.n iSt -ni-z ;. - Bronx.
>a aN f'i.laN December
1885, an4 Z sai
t..fetf IS n.t ca..n .n|+..d .l s.54 date ia.
a.i...c plll U.. f..fu4 4t th- --s..- place
mi rfeh and ss-fy Thursday -hefeafter.
d Ginning ~ ana fput4nIins
ls.l ta- Selt
sAN9I.~I Hft5- 4.ts storage Naf-A houses
r5.Ht as4.-afl
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

IN PUE5uANCE OF AN ORDER OP
Honorable John F. Cohalsn. Suvrogats
of tn. County OF New York. NOTICE IL
hereby given to all persons having clairs
coanty Of New York. diseased e"s 20 pres.n,
the same with vouchers thereof to tn.
tubscriber, at place OF transacting busins>s
care of Taylor. Jackson. Brophy Nash
No. so Pine Street. in the City OF New
York. on before tho 22nd day OF Ne
ven Der next
Dated. New York. the e1st day OF May
1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

Young men for mechani-
cal work, between the
ages of Is and "a years;
along electrical line.
Excellent opportunity
for advancement. Ap-
ply, giving particulars
concerning age. educa-
tion and experience.
Box -602, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

SALESWOMEN
ABRAHAM & SIRAUS.
Fulton Street. Brooklyn.
Have vacancies in lhe lol-
lowing departments for
saleswonen. Attractive sal
aries are paid. with a liberal
commission on all sales in
addition:
ART I.MBROIDEklES,
BOOKS,
CHINA & GLASSWARE,
CLONES.
IlANDkF RCIIIEFS,
HOSIERY.
lEW F.I.KA.
LEAJU IlK GOODS.
Mo SLIN INDERW EAR,
PlCIC RES,
RIBBONS.
.SIL\ERN ARE.
$ HAnONER\
TOYS & GAMES.
\ ELNETS.
WAISTS.
WOMEN'S SNOFSl
Applications can be made
any time during the day
at the Employment Office.
Subway Floor, Central
Building, or by mail
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
EnOS. +. BglrchilI
SjRROGATEs' NOTICES
tuCtioneer

IA rtsR~l. ANle or AN ORDER OF
Honorable joins j. C0HALAN Sur
roqstr " the eolnty of <,m Ynrk daSeA
oetober lf NOTICE : hereby given
al person. having claims against
HENRY "A ANI.t.\cE. lat II ths
County - = ~ Yors asraassd - present
ti.r saf.l. ssIt4 vouchers thereof To ths
sHh~erlters. a. their place of ,iansaetins
hnsines-. at rlr at'.-r OF WALTON BAN
NtSIHR q Af BBAKn. tn,ir attorneys
No - Nassau 7trett. The ely 4 New
York. Or before tne 3oth say q April
Irkf
Dated. New York. the s0th day Q, octs-
Der. 1s49.
Lucy J.. llrTCHINsON.
GLADYS J. H. HifARo
EN-rufrtcss
Wti.TcN -.sNN iS,'l-f; 4 Ht BBARD.
Atturnets :.f --@el utfsces. - Nassau
Street. %ew YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWULRY BOVGHr
FOK CASH. estates appraised. purchAnee
GFNNETT. LIS Broadway, 1pstairA
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

Il are paying members of our district
sales force from 500 to 81 900 per week;
IT You are CAPABLE OF securing and handling
sales organization to advantage como In
ana nave personal talk with US Only
men VINO are wiling to leave New York
need applN Eastman Rubber Works, 2l3
Yves, 10th ST.
WANTED. .-Ex pcricnccd couple. cook md
useful butler cook and waitress. par-
'ormaid; two in family. Apply, stating
Spence Norwalk. Conn
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
{ arpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CAi5AN.N,i CON-.
PANY CLEANS By compressed air steam.
hand or on floor. AZ East 4.th $, coz i
brandt telephone l12 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Furniture

HIGHEST rRICEs paid for furniture. A.
tGues. pianos, brio a brac. books. art.
stc. GABAY. as University Place. Phone
etuyveSAnt 137l
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE

Nol So GlR1. waited TO assist dressing
latiies ln aress manufacturers show room .
EASY hours and good va}-s Corbeau 81 Cie.
,a We Shth ST.. N'A floor
ADiN1sSENS piece vorN s. per ,noa-
sauls aa home work. See Alr Carran.
Harper IS Bros. 329 Pearl ST.
ASSISTANT TO EMPLOYMENT MANAGER
Good rfl ration. stenographit abilitN and
office experience cssent i.l so l-,llugton
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
SIkKOGAIES NUIILSS

~ puRsuANCE or AN ORDER OF
Hon John p Cohalan, d Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. notice IS uereby
given to all persons having Claims against
Walter Glyn. also known E.ea2,r Bar
natt late Of the County Of X " York de-
ceased. To present the same, with voucners
thereof. TO The subscriber, at her place Of
ilansacting busint ss at the ot.ce Ok
Hounds Hatch. Dlilngham &: Deb Yoise,
40. o. Cedar Street Borough Of Nauhat-
Ian. in the city OF New York. on or be
fore the stn day or May next.
Dated, NV YORK, November 4. 1919
JESSIE BRUSH. ENccutrlx
ROUNDS. HATCIL DILLINGHAM (;
DEBENOlsE. Attorneys for Ex~cutr.x.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
1,onorable JOHN T. COHALAN. a Suro-
eatc Of the County OF New York, NOTICE.
is heresy given 10 all pe-sons wing claims
against George II Jaue~Ay, lats OF the
County II New York. oecessed. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the SUBJ
scrtber at her place of t.ansact!ng business
lae Office of her attOi qeys, SPENCER,
ORDWAY. LLOYD & WIEEUM, No. ~
Nlluan Street in the CNy OF Nev York
on o. before the tnlrd day Il October ncxt
Dated. New York. the alst day ct
March. 1918
MARY l.. SWIFT EXecutrtx.
SPENCER. ORpUAY LLOYD & WIERUk
Attorneys for l.xecutrlx
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
not over 49,
no would lilsc to locate in
New York city
and who can furnish undoubted
evidence OF ability as
salesman. is wanted
for position worth
$1,000 To the right man.
Drawing account against commissions.
Call on !. II. HI NrINGVON,
o. West 40th st.
after 10 Except Monday. il o'clocN)
and before l clock.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

OFFICE BOY; exceptional op-
po~ cunity for advancement
with reliable concern. Box 3,
Madison Square Station. City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

Lucy J.. TCfIINsDN.
GLADYS !. ~ BisARl,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-18
IS ELECTED;
EATON IS IGNORED

W. l.. Conway. 6aS Keel avenue, was
elected Republican member Of the jury
commission Friday morning by the cir
cult. chauCery and criminal court
Judges TO succeed the late w. H. Sew
ard. j.. Z. Eaton. candidate Of the
city administration and the Shelby
county Republican machine, and the
man who Joined forces with the state
Republicans and the Memphis city ad-
ministration In defeating the city man"
ager bill, did not get a single vote, al"
though he was highly Endorsed by
Mayor Monteverde, Commissioners
Quinn and Miller and Election Commits
sioner II. o. True,
The vote follows. Conway s, Tom
O'Connor 2 and Dr.. Alhan /.
shortly after Mr.. Seward death,
Mayor Monteverde telegraphed Com
missioner Quinn from Nashville that II
would he satisfactory to him for the
Judges 10 elect j. q, Eaton, The com
missioners ana True then petttioned the
Judges to elect Eaton, The Judges, how
ever. not controlled by the adrninlstra-
ton and Republican machine, which are
now closely linked together, did not take
the cue, with the result that Eaton
| failed to show In the race.