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New-York tribune., 1920-01-07

be presented by Ray Sherman, editor
Of "Motor World" w. H. Moore, Car
Fem, secretary motor truck commit
tee, National Automobile Chamber Of
Commerce, and Harry ]. De Bear, Max
we'll Motor Sales Company. The general
subject for this evenings conference
is "Rural Motor Express" On the pro-
gram of speakers are Tom Snyder,
chairman, highway transport commit
tee, State Of Indiana; Peter G. Ten
Eyck, chairman, New York State high
way transport committee; James E.
Boyle, extension professor of rural
economy, Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-07
ssSafetv First" in the Essex

One Of the greatest factors of safety
in car is its balance-that is, the dis
tribution of weight on the wheels. If
the weight is unequally distributed there
is a dangerous tendency to "skid" on
wet pavements or curves. In the Essex
the weight has been so perfectly dis
tributed that if you put each Of the
wheels on a scale, one at time, it
would be found that the weight on each
was almost exactly the same. The re-
suit is car which clings to the turns,
handles with the utmost ease and has
the least tendency to "skid."
New-York tribune., 1920-01-07
Additional Display
OF Cole Motor Cars

In addition to the exhibit Of Cole
Aero-Eight motor cars at the Grand
Central Palace show, the Cole Moto,
Car Company is holding r special dis
play at the salesroom of the local dis
tributor, Russell L. Engs, Inc, 1904
Broadway.
There are nine models in the COM
Four Four Of W ese are shown in sns SPACE eAl0
at the palace, while the remaining five
are displayed at the Engs Company's
Broadway rooms.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-07

Tonight the long anticipated carni-
val night Of the Society of Automotive
Engineers will be celebrated at Hotel
Astor, with all carnival attractions, in
cluding midway plaisance, jazz bands
and dancing.
At this afternoons session of the High
way Transport Conference, the general
subject Of Selling on the Firing Line"
will be discussed. Various aspects will
New-York tribune., 1920-01-07

Immediately installed one Of the auto
mobile trains.
One Of the largest users Of the new
automobile railroad equipment is the
Ferrocarril del Norte, which has twelve
of the cars in operation.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Two Shot as Detectives
Clash With Silk Thieves
Two of Seven Members of AL.
legged Gang Captured After
Gun Fight in Jersey

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Nov. 22-
Two men we're wounded in a revolver
fight between alleged silk thieves and
group Of Pennsylvania Railroad de-
tectves aidcd by Metuchen, N. j.. DO
lice to-day at Mutton Hollow. N ].
Patrick Ha!ieran, railroad detective.
is in Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfeld'
N. j., with a bullet wound in his abdo-
men. Conrad Albrecht, of 251 Grand
Street. Jersey City, was wounded in the
right foot.
Albrecht and Raymond Rinaldi. Of AZ
Columbia Avenue, Jersey City, are
locked up in tho county Jail Of New
Brunswick. Albrecht is charged with
conspiracy. to rob. He claims. how
ever, that he was hired to drive truck
and did not know anything about the
robbery plan. Rinaldi is charged with
atrocious assault and battery with in
tent to kill. He is alleged to have shot
Halleran. whose condition is serious.
George Spencer, inspector of the
railroad police, announced later in the
day at Jersey City that five other sus-
poets had been captured.
The railroad police caught the gang
Of alleged silk thieves in the act Of
throwing packages of silk from train
at Mutton Hollow, which is near
Metucheh, N. j., and the battle began.
When they saw they were outnumbered
the thieves jumped from the train
About $80O,000 worth of silk was en-
dangered
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Ragged Sweater
Brings Aid to Five
Stranded on Island
Distress Signal of Bronx
Party Discovered by New
Rochelle Man, Who Leads
Rescue of Wreck Victims

A ragged red sweater tapped all
yesterday Afternoon from the end of
long pole which stood erect on little
knoll on Travers Island, near New
Rochelle. Just before dusk it caught
the eye of William Klotz, a gardener,
of Davenport Neck, New Rochelle.
With a police sergeant and a patrol
man he set out for the island and
they arrived none too soon. They
found on the shore five bedraggled
tgures--two men and three boys. Suf-
fering from hunger and exposure, the
five were unwilling castaways on a
storm swept island.
They comprised the shipwreckcd
crew of a launch which had been
pounded to pieces on the jagged rocks
a short distance from the shore. They
were John M. Donelin, custodian and
engineer of Public School At, st. Law
renee and Westchester avenues. the
Bronx; his three sons. John, fifteen:
Alexander, sixteen, ana Daniel, thir-
teen, and Thomas Walsh, an electrician.
OF 1928 Blackjack Avenue, the Bronx.
The provisions they had brought with
them on fishing trip had been swept
into the sea. Their last match was
gone.
Some time after darkness on Sun
day night the launch crashed on
the rocks off Travers Island, which
IS the summer home of the New
York Athletic Club. The impact tore
1t into bits and its occupants were
lucky to reach shore. The shipwrecke d
crew found themselves on a drearv and
desolate island, with one dry match
and no food. They built fire and
took up their residence in a shack until
their distress signal was seen by Klotz.
klotz went to the rescue with Police
Sergeant Frank Birmingham and Pa
trolman Louis O'Dell. At O'Clock last
night the men and boys, an exhausted
lot, reached New Rochelle after a
hazardous, trip from the island. A
general alarm had been sent out for
the party yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Leader Denies Red Cross
Duplicates Public Work
Mrs. L. W. Phister Says Policy
Is to Cooperate with City
Health Agencies

Replying yesterday to Charities
Commissioner Coler's recent assertion
that the work Of the Red Cross is a
duplication of work already being done
or attempted by public authorities, Mrs.
L. w. Phister, president of the Over
seas Service League and prominent in
Red Gross work, said:
"Our policy from the start has been
to cooperate with the various health
agencies Of the city and not to duplicate
their efforts. The Red Cross, think, is
the only organization in the city en-
gagged in organizing and recruiting VOL
unteer auxlaries. This work neither
has been done nor attempted by public
authorities"
Mrs. Phister says the Red Cross has
within the last year received requests
from thirty hospitals, including Belle
vue, for volunteers to serve as clinical
and ward assistants.
Mrs. Charles G. Nckle, director Of
the department of production and aux
liary service, said yesterday that Belle
vue and other hospitals are constantly
requesting supplies from the Red
Gross. and that these supplies invari-
ably are forwarded
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
ST MNlD\S

sNrEAAlh COURT or THE STATE or
NrW York, counts Of N-NN Norit.-
CHARLES O.. HAl'MANN. Plalntin. against
MACk SENNE'rr Defendant. Summons:
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
fOt ARE HEREBY st MAlO NED to .t.-
s~rr the coNpl-lut III this action and TO
serve a copy of Your answer ON the Plain
IN Attorneys within twenty days alter
the service OF this summons, exclusive a..
he G.l OF service. and III case Of Yuur
failure to appear or answer judgaei.t wi.
BE- taken against you by default for tAA re-
lief demanded IN thr complaint. Trial de-
sr~d in th- County OF N-w YORK.
Dated NV York. October IL. 1920
BLANDY. MOONEY 4 SNIPMAE
Attorneys lor PlAlntir OAlce and T. o
Address. 40. s Pine street. MauM-,-
tan. New York, ~ Y.
TO tn defendant above named. MACK
SENNErT.
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU BY publication pursuant to an order of
Hon. George Y. Mul!an. i Justice OF the
supreme Court State OF New York. dated
the 23i day ui October. 1870. and iiled with
tn. complaint III the office of the Clerk of
the supreme Court, County o. New York.
at the Court NouAe thereof IN the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, city OF New York
Dated New York OCTOBER -. 1870
BLANDY, MOONEY & SlIlPMAN
Attorneys for Plaiut!M Office and T. o.
Address. No. 80 Pine Street. M.nn4.-
to II. New York, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
SERROGAIES' NOTICES

BkOOKs. JOsNPHiNE-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF honolab!e JOHN y. CO.
York. notice - hereby given to all persons
having claims against Joselhine Isrouits,
late OF the city OF newport. Rhode Is!and.
deceased, 10 present ihe s.lfre with vouch-
rrs thereof to tie subscribers - their
place OF transAcllns business At The ottlce
Vi the United states Trust Company OF
New York 80 - MAli Street. in Inc CITY
OF New York, on OF before the sth Gay OF
June next
Jt;:NITnl3 STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK PRANK l.. POLK. AncA-
DUES. STRONG < WHITEHEAD. Al
tovneys Tor. Anciliar@ Executors -
Exchange Place. Borough ot MAnhlt-
tan New York r!tv.
LYDIA C.-1N PURsU-
ance Of order of Honorable John p.
Cohsl.n, = Surrogate ot the County or New
YORK. NOTICE IS hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against Lydia c. ChAr,-
berlain lats ct the County * New York
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
o. sraasscting it. business 30 Is Broad
street. Borough OF Manhattan. in ths Cisy
OF New York. on or before the 7th day Of
January next.
Dated. New York th~ 6in day OF July.
TIE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
ENRICH, WHEELER < WALTER. Al.
tornsys tor Ten poraly AdtMinistrs
W W All oh4ect' oO uk Al " ~ II an alt An
City and County Of New YORK
- PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Of the County Of New York.
NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons
having claims against John Van r. Hon.
lats Of Washington, D. c, deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers at their place OF transacting hua-
mess at the office OF the Metropolitan Trust
Company OF the CITY OF New York, a. No
50 Wall Street. in the Borough OF Manha,-
tan, in the City OF New York, before
the 10th day OF January next.
Dated. New York. the 3oth day OF June
1920.
HETRoPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
RUSSELL II. JOHNSTON
Executors
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Two FLYING Cadess Killed

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 22,-Two
flying cadets, sigmund szymanski, Of
San Antonio, and James A. Turney. of
berkeley, Calf. were killed this morn
ing, when their ship crashed on the
landing field at Kelly Field
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Head Blown OFF bv' Shotgun

PELHAM, N. H., Nov. GA hole in
the road, causing an automobile to Jolt.
exploded shotgun in the hands of
George Tlllotson to-day, blowing his
nead of The boy was sitting on the
floor Of a roadster, bound for deer
hunting expedition with friends.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OFPokTr NIFTY To unload surplus stock
u lnr' aud ladies' shoes: reliab!.
party WITH store ia transit trade wiiIinc
10 "eA shoes ca cons sgnnent. II interest
81 CAL - $50 William ~. New Yor.z
seei.gl4n 91l4.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
cO1-P- or rfrt, err

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York, County OF New Yorl--NARY
G. HAChEIT, ct AL Plaintiffs. VS. MARY
r. BEAAlAN, WILLIAM HACkETr and
EhLEN lIACKETT. his wife ct al, De-
i"ndants. summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS,
YOU ARE liEREBN SUNNONFD to an
s"ef the co.nplalnt In this action and to
serFe . copy OF your answer on the Plain
UNa Attorney within twenty days after
me service OF this summons exclusive .,
me day OF service, and in ease OF .ou.
failure TO appear or answer. Judgment viii
ne taken against You by default Tor the re-
Iei deluauded In th- conplaint
Dated New York. October 18th 1920 :
JAMES Il. DCKOSS
Address, lo4 Nassau Street, Borough O..
MarhattAD Clty or New York
10 WILLIAM HACKETr and EITrN
iiACkElT. his wife.
NJ foregoing summons is served noon
VOW by pNblication, pursuant to an orlleq
rf Hon George y. Mui!an. 4 Justice Of
the supreme Court OF The State OF Sew
ork, dated the gal day of October 1890
ana HE'D with the complaint in the oft!os OF
The Clerk Of the County Of N-X York at
me Counts Court House. in the Borough
Of M4nhattan CITY County and STATE q.
New York
Dated New York. October esth. 1890.
JAMES +. DlKOSS
Attorney for plaintiffs. f54 Nassau Stree.
borough Of Manhattan. NV York City
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

THE T; J. O'REILLY STORAGE WARE
2ss ~ 81 81 CO. formerly OReily Brothers.
Aa,on lao 70 2S4 ST. Nicholas Ave. To Miss s
Barton. Mrs Ethel 6. .e Baxt~r' ~r'' MIS- M,sS NJ n
IMpu,sns{ehn. M,ss h Estate of Mrs. Laura Blackwood
Mrs j.. S. Burdette Mrs. VIM, Chatman
M Mr. and or Mrs. NJ. M. Cook. Mrs Geo. NJ
Ira1s, n.o Ellz Cunningham. ]. V. DAILY Miss
son g ia Goodheart, Mr.. and or Mrs S. II.
GI,rifths, John p. HaN Mrs j. Hall, Low
1ia.y, Hayys, Wil!iam Heyman Mrs Betty NJ
Mrs II. Kennedy, Cowperthvait & Co.. ar
count of Mrs. H Kennedy; W r Kohn.
James Lacey schaner Furniture CO.. ac.
Fred Lodsing. Nelie McAuliffe' M, - !
Malloy. Miss NJ. Meekcr Fannie r. Nav
oray o NJ. B. Raymond. Julia Thomas Mrs
iHstatc rs ay"ian o1 Mrs. ~ Ean Geider Felix ssllo.
SUI iherland, Mrs o. Il. Weatherai +
Torres Wendell, Mrs. Susan r. H, Williams
Ar9. r.. j. Wright, MIR. and or Mrs G. s.
GUARD. Thomas Tourney:
GU and each OF You are hereby notified
dhat the time for. the payment Of ths
firm lien upon the property hereinafter
described. having expired after due no
tee thereof had bean given YOU this firm
VIII cause such property to wit. Household
stored by You In their Warehouse and Sil-
YER Vaults Cor in which you claim an IN
t"resN, to be SOLD a. Public Auction ac-
oording TO the statute in such cases made
aS4 St Nicholas Ave. Borough of Manhat-
TAM city OF New York. on Tuesday morn
ing, DecembeV l+th. 1920. AT 10 80 O'clock
and VIII be continued each succeeding
tuesday at the same time and place until
the sale is completed By Daniel f. Ken
n"dy, AuctlOnrer
THE T. j. O'RElLIY STORAGE WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
New ort, November I'D, 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
FOR SALE

FINE can~rl outfit. sxio. lens (Goertzl
iur interior sHn exterior wofE Restu-t
} 'Fn I4S Locust Az. Tucsahoe
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
SURROGATr-' NOTICES

ltE FAOIll: !: OF THE STATE or NEW
York. hy the Grace OF Cod. Pre- arc
Il Ad- pendent. e
To Charles c. PeaIce Arthur A psare..
EINe II. fAafce. Jessie fearcc cr.pps.
IVA O. i..tcAis. M.lli44.. G. Hitrhie ara
--'H T. Itarce. he heirs and ue&t oE kfA
tt tA'--es T. t.aroe. deceased aud the
trHrc- = any x THE sAld aIsry T. reareo
DC dead whose names and places OF res.-
zen" arr unknown, s-na greeting
49, " Aetc.as susan ). Pearce. who resides al
Ne" Jsisry has lately applied TO the Sur
.og%tes' Court 81 our County Of New Yorl,
- have certain instrument IN writing
-aie9 july SIN. $40 ard relating TO bots
~ - thr last vii ana t-etaruent os James
= f,esfce, who was ~ the time of his
9-ath a resident Of West EngelwooG. Be-
gen roanty. New t~rsey. deceased
mere ore. You and -sch o1 you - cited
10 10 Snow eahse bes0Te the Surrogates
toufl Of our County of New York Al the
tisli ot Esrvtus III Tie County OF New
Aor~. on the 18th day Of )~c-ribe one
man past ten nc.oeA liz the forenoon cf
mat cay why the "a "a viii and testament
should NOT DC admitted 10 probate As =
MAI Of real And personal property
In testimony whereof we have caused
the seal OF the Surrogates Court or tha
sid County Of New York 10 be hereto at
ilXed.
Witness Honorable John p. cohalan +.
York. at said County, the o. day OF No.
vember. in the year Of our Lord one hon
sand nine hundred snd twenty.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
tNew YORK surrogates scal)
Attorney for The Petitioner. Il
sl2 West s3d Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Will YOU Profit by the Experience of the
Tropical Paint & Oil Company?

The Tropical Paint < Oil Company Of
Cleveland Ohio is using The Dictaphone
in its various departments
Mr.. c. W. Barth. Purchasing Agent, says:
With The Dictaphone every dictator is his
own pacemaker. for The Dcsaphone is
always ready. That ia why we arc securing
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

twice the number of letters that we did
formerly"
Whether your office is large or small, we
are ready to install Dictaphones Then YOU
can judge for yourself on your work how
they speed up letter production and cut
correspondence costs.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Trunks
/ nbrelIas

USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTs-Fine SILK
.5Dfeli~s. .ll eoloss. $40, reduced from
slp.V0' Don1 throw your old umbrellas
Z" = We fetlAlr them Uncle sam Uu-
oTeila shop. - West 4sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
l'atents
rianos and Musical Instruments

sTtlNw pIANoI.. BABY. pARLor
h@b.- Grand ~nd 1prisut. drands. I-prighTa
slS'rr fi''os i"f SAir and Rent ErcE
& NIl.. tit. lI4 Ea~t An. 11s Columbus
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

USt,W WORhER-General and good cook,
in family or four. where orher maid is
kept; To washing heavy work, must
have references. Cal o5 East 3eth st or
telephone LenOx 465S
" AITEESS- S-CUANHERAAID, white: ref
ercuces; wages $50 month. Apply 2sl
Sanford aN", Flushing; carfare paid.
Phone Flushing 3541.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
&C.: :::: s. =: Want Advertisements g.; e.:
M m~ ~Opuru u,A.ndR.w
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
REWARD
DODGE. roadster 1920. 6o2ss1. motor
s66, osSSl5 stolen November IL. lAth St
wooden wheels; I'irestone and Diamond
shoes license 242.as5 n. 7. Communicate
with f. Il. Hopwood. IS John ST., New
York City; telephone Beekrnan 1897.
LOsT-Platinum bowknot pin containing
92 diamonds Wednesday night. Novem
Der II. at the Palais Royal or in taxicab
to Rubns; liberal reward. Phone J. J.
Mccarthy, Fitz Roy 1894.
l2oth and Manhattan Saturday after
noon, Io Return to Mrs: Doherty. $50 West
12oth. Liberal reward.
Lost Bankbooks
LosT-Bankbook No. 7as72. Of the Union
Dime Savaings Bank Is missing; any
person having claim to II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new issued
LOST-Bankbook NO. elb.osS, the Green
wich Savings Bank. 24S Sixth ave, N. 7.
CITY. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. 1853 OF the U. 8.
y, savings Bank OF ~ = Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank
LosT-Bankbook. No. 1853 OF the U. g.
Savings Bank Of N. Y Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
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INFORMATION WANTED
MATTIE-Mother and all broken hearted
your long absence; make Thanksgiving
happy. Communicate 282 or phone 1892.
EaLher
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side
bath; newly decorated: conveDicnces; suit
able couples also parlor door: doctor. Dentist.
s5D-Two single rooms with board: gen
tlemen; near park. Riverside 1910.
117TH. ss5 W. (ncar Morninsside Park)-
Well furnished back parlor in renned
private house; suitable two: privileges $40.
18TH. 357 w.-well furnished double room
high-class elevator apt; sl2. Apt 4-W.
room, suitable for one or two gentlemen;
private family; convenient.
l59TH ST, $40 WEST-Superior accommc-
dations with Christian woman for two
or three business girls; new. clean. steam,
heated apartment: electricity. laundry and
some cooking privileges; parlor. reason
able; references. Call after I. evenings.
Bronx
LARGE ROOM. near bath: telephone; fam
iy two adults. Christian gentleman only.
Swift, $3.50 Crcston ave: tel. Fordham 7o3'
Brooklyn
CLERMONT AVE, 4oS--Large front
room; running water. Prospect 1889 W.
TLATBJSH Wildwood st.-Privatc family
offers two large attractive adjoining
rooms, including all home comforts and
privileges, every cor,venience; near Flat
bush car and subway; no housekeeping
PARK SLOPE-Attractlve sunny room,
twin beds; gentlemen; hall room; water.
South 4722.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
THREE rooms, unfurnished, private house
select neghborhood heat and gas cup
piied; s45 sos Tribune
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BOARD WANTED
YOUNG ENGLIsIIMAN desires to board
with refined, private family square
room preferred; references exchanged. G
s5t Tribune.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES

=. PATTON SWIMMING SCHOOL
~ West 44th St soa Wei 5a+h q.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

LOsT-Bankbook No. sl5.oss. the Green
wch Savings Bank, 246 Sixth ave, N. 7
CITY. Payment stopped. Please return ts
bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

nkbook No. s3,453 OF the U. 8.
Savings Bank OF ". Y. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
instruction

AUTO !NSTRCCTION-W teach repairing
and driving In short time. License guar
American Auto School 7ss Ierinr,nn ave
(69th}. Plaza 40is
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs
Diamonds, Jewelry, etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
from lhd4N'drals or estates ENNETT'-
II" broadway. ID roor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

LOST-Bankbook No. 72s,722 of the Union
Dime Savaings Bank Is missing; any
person having a claim to II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

No. 1883 OF the U. 9.
Savings Bank Of N. Y. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

LOST-Platinum bowknot pin containing
92 diamonds Wednesday night. Novem-
Der H. at the Palais Royal or in taxicRb
to Rubns; liberal reward. Phone J. J.
Mccarthy, Fitz Roy 1894.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHANBERMAID-E three years
city reference: city country. B.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 70 East z3d st. Sd
floor. Telephone as47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
UNFURNlsHED ROOMS TO LET

THREE rooms unfurnished, private hous,
select neighborhood; heat and gas sup
piled; s45. G s55 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

COLORED GIRL: half time slornings or
bachelors apartment; no Sundays. no
laundry. Spencer. 2o4 ". 14lst ST. base
nlent Audubon 25I0
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

YOUNG ENGLISHMAN desires to board
with refined private family; square
room preferred references exchanged. G
aJ4 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23

LOST-Wire- haired fox terrier puppy near
l20th and Manhattan Saturday after
noon. Return to Mrs. Doherty. $50 West
120th. Liberal reward
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
REWARD

DODGE, roadster 1920, car 6oa.ss1, motor
s66. ossxl5: stolen November ~. l4th St
and 9th av.. New York; black body. yellow
wooden wheels; Iirestone and Diamond
shoes; license 242.es5 n. 7. Communicate
with f: T. Hopwood. 65 John ST.. New
York City: telephone Beekman 8e8T
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
IMPORTATION WANTED

MATTIE-Mother and all broken hearted
your long absence; make Thanksgiving
happy. Communicate 2S2 or phone 1892.
Father
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Commercial

WANTED-By capable woman. 90 years
oid, who has been for ten years. ana
stnl is, purchasing agent for an iron and
steel industry q good substantial agency
Address 1871. Tribune
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22
Young Erne Is
Dundee Surprise

Philadelphia, Pa, July 22.-Johnny
Dundee bumped. a tartar the other
night at Trenton. n. J. The Italian
star had taken on a match with
George CYoung) Erne Of Philadelphia
with the expectation that It would
not be very hard sailing for him. but
this is what the Trenton Times says
Of the scrap:
Johnny Dundee must have great
respect for George Erne today. For
Il rounds last night he was Just
about the busiest little Scotch Wop
that ever climped through the ropes.
Erne crowded him from bell to bell
and Il was necessary for Johnny TO
empty every trick known to the game
to hold the Trenton boy to a draw"
II does not necessarily mean that
Dundee has gone back, but rather
that Mr.. Erne has come forward
rapidly Of late. Erne is a husky
lightweight,s ealing 1875 pounds.