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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
FARM COMMISSIONERS
 JOIN IN EFFORTS TO
 ERADICATE BEAN PEST

Montgomery January 4.-Agricul tural commissioners of Georgia, Florida and Mississippi have joined with Com missioner Allgood of Alabama in urging an appropriation of s15oooo by Con- gress for combating the ravages of the lady bird bean beetle in several Alabama counties, the latter was ad- vised today. Congressman from the four states have all been urged to sup port such a measure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
C0APMAM DIES AT
 WASHINGTON HOME
By Associnted Pres.

By Associated Press
 Washington, January 5.--Eugene
 H. Coapman, vice president of the
 Southern Railway, died at his home hsre shortly after midnight. after
 n long illness. Funeral arrange
 ments had not been made. but it
 was said the body would be taken
 to MyOncena, Wis. Mir. COapman's native home. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
OMMISSI0NER ISSUES
 CALL TO STATE BANKS

Mcntgomcry. January 4.--tspe- cial.,-Caii for n statement of the condition of all state banks In Ala hama at the clo.se of business Dee cember 31 wns issued by H. II. Mont Romery, state superintendent of banks. Tuesday aftern0on- In addt- tion to tho snbm mission of this report to the department. cach hank Is re- quircd ly law to publish tt sh q newspaper in It's tcrritory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

cated in the world. In regard to a canal to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, he was a generation ahead of others.
 Perhaps there are not a great many people who know that Cuba is largely indebted to Morgan for it's freedom from Spain It was he who brought out in Congress the evidence of the treatment of Cuba by the Spanish gov ernment and it's soldiers, but, no doubt, am partial to the memory of this great man and could say much more. as was honored by being associated with him professionally and other wise. w R NELSON
 Selma January 2 1o2f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Slip Master Suicides
By Associated Press

New orleans January I. Capt Montgomery snoC.yrassi of Roanoke Va. master of the American sailing vessel Addison E. Bullard- whicf shortly was to sail with cargo o' molasses for China. today committet suicide by shooting himself in the head according to announcements hy pohcs authorities Shortly after tue repoTl of Captain Snodgrass' suicide. the coro' ner announced Edward Lemoyne Knott president of an automobile company was dead after taking poison wftf suicidal intent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Comments Rogers Letter

To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
 Permit me to express my pleasure after reading the letter of Mr. John A. Rogers in your issue of January g.
 Every farmer in the state ought to read 1t; his ideas are practical
 In the statement he makes in regard 10 the inability of other lands to com pete with the south in growing cot ton, I am reminded of tho words of that far-sighted statesman, John T.. Morgan. I heard him say this in a speech before the Selma Chamber or Commerce 25 or 30 years ago. He said that the climate in the south, because of the gulf stream, could not be duplf-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Explosion Kills One

ny AssOcIatcd Press
 Key West, Fla. January 4.-One life was lost tonight when a gasoline explosion wrecked and burned the pilot boat Bob, seven miles from here Capt. Lut9er Finder and the six men or his crew were blown overheard. but all except negro seaman were rescued by another vessel. Slight injuries were suffered by some of the crew. The hulk or the pilot boat sank after the fire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Baptists Elect

Greenville, Janeary 4.-(5pecial)- a business session of the First Baptist church, / the following officers were elected: A. E. Lecl>ie, superintendent of the Sunday school; H. P. Martin as- sistant; Dr. A. l.. Lee, secretary and treasurer; Bernard Haygood, assistant, M Haygood, church treasurer, J p. owen. church clerk and treasurer of the $7J. coo 900 campaign fund.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
INCREASES CAPITAL.

The captal~stoclS of the Alabama Cas- ket company has been increased from S5,01 10 $2000o, according to papers filed in the probate office yesterday, At a meeting of the stockholders the presi- dcnt, w. B. White, and the secretary, Eula R. Morris. were authorized to take the necessary steps increasing the au- thorized capital stock of this concern.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
WOMEN VOTERS MEET

Members of the Birmingham League of Women Voters will meet today at 3 o'clock in the auditorium of the Cham Der of Commerce.
 Mrs. S l.. Ledbetter. chairman of the lea que. is urging members to be pres ent. as matters of importance will be discussed. All members of the league are being urged to pay their poll tax at once
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Taxnayers Stace Rush

Carrollton. January 4.--tSpeciai) )-Dur- ing the closing days of December a rush was made on the tax collectors office in an effort to escape the penalty for delinquency. Because of short cotton ciop and the low prices obtained for the product, the taxpayers have been rather slow in paying, holding onto the funds until the last minute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Returns to Columbia

Jacksonville, January i.-(Special) Misses Kathleen and Palma Daugette returned to New York today to resume their studies at Columbia after spend ing the holidays with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. e w Daugette. These accomplished young ladies are special :zing on music and gymnast tics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the office of the probate judge:
 William J. Davis and MISS Etnei Beardn.
 John M. Mcdonald and Miss Mary Mabel Hackett.
 James Ernest Robinson and Miss Evie Hodges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
Metal Fabricating Plants
 or Birmingham Going Back
 To Full Time Operations

Birmingham Steel corporation the industries that resumed immediately after few days off Christmas This busy plant which has been under full head of steam for time is operating full time abrcang structural steel for n..1o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05

Mrs Helen Cutsinger-Funeral ar engagements for the burial of Mrs Helen Cutsngcr. age i2, who diei last night at the residence, 2Of ia Twenty y-second- street. north. will be fannounced later by Lige Loy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05

Mrs. l. Friedman--Iuneral services for Mrs. I Friedman, age so. who diei last night at the residence of hes daughter Mrs. F. Jaffe. i1o Nolan, avenue, will be held from the resi- dcnce ths afternoon at ? o'clock. Burial in Knessth Israel cemetery. with Shaw in charge. The deceasel is survived by a son, L. Friedman three daughters. Mrs. M. Greenberg, Mrs. F. Befman and Mrs. P. Jaffe. and several grandchildren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
CIVIL SERVICE

Civial service examinations to fill vac-
 Iancies in the railway postal service will De held here January 15y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05

Miss Ola Lee Crockcr-Funeral ar engagements for the burial of Miss Ola Lee Crocker, who died last night al the residence. 6So6 First avenue, north, will be announced today by Lige Loy,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-05
DEATHS

Davis r. ROgers--Funeral services Tor
 Davis F. Rogers. 9months-o old son of
 Mr. anu Mrs. E. r. Rogers, 22OS Thir-
 ty-fifth avenue, north, who died at the residence early yesterday morn ing, will be held from the residence this morning at 10 o'clock. Burial in Elmwood cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

LIFE INSURANCE MAN. experienced, to rep
resent IN Washington one Of the largest life
Insurance companies; favorable opportunity for
good success. Address Box 3OO-D. Star Office
SALESMAN-YounS man to call on drug stores
with sundry line; Washington and vicinity
Room Is. s31 Pa. ave. NV
Evening star., 1921-03-01
BUSINESS OPP oRTCNITIEs


| CORPORATION just starting offers exceptional
opportunity for investors 10 come in on ground
| noor Address Box 2.'-S. Star office. =
! LUNCHIROOM. u cely equippad: Pa. ave.
NV; cheap If sold at once. Address RoS loo-S.
Star office.
RooMING HoUsE-At,ractfvely furnished. in
| come above expenses: uneNcelled location: Conn.
ave nv; reasonable price. Address Box 2os :.
Star Office.
, ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT for sale s,,O:
centrally located. Address Box lois. Star
Office. -
Marshall Business Brokers.
The House. of Business
Opportunities.
Lunchroom. Pa, ave near lin St: we'll
Furnished; rent s7a. Price S 1000.
rent: owner leaving city. Price. $500.
Marshall Business Brokers.
CANDY and confectionery. lu-f;. fountain ly-
ing rooms Of the few places seldom on the
market. rric". S2,,oo.
Candy and confectionery near 9th and G SIS: :
Candy and confectionery. lS-ft- fountain. no
hc;t"r location III city. Price. s7.30o.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Hoar,inr and rootninc hoEsr. central NV; 20
rooms; well furnished; sevcra! tiled baths;
'cc ric lights: steam neat: recently listed
Price, $1,000
BOARDING ard roomns house near l4th and
Mass. ave; eSclusiye and beautifully furnished :
Eot-water heat: electric light: Il rooms, =
baths rric". $1,000.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Spccinl- Rooin:nr house near new city post
ofce; Is roons' several baths; rent. slGo
Cheap ut 5000
Rooming tcusc. 30 rooms: near Union sta
tion rent, $50; one OF the worth Will" places
you rEuaiir find on our list Price, $500.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Must lac sold On account sickness: roominc
, hnHs". II rooms: furnished no better location
downtown Price. 81 .0G0: terms.
Nc"r 9th and Mass. av": roominc house OF
13 rooms; prewar rent Price. S1.5o0.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Beauty plrlorS. refined and modern desirable
location in the business section. Price. S2.a0o
Well equipped barber shop. including electric
fair cutter: small pooroon in Price
81, 100
Marshall Business Brokers.
We have l:rge garage business, including
equipment. for sale: also large gasoline station
rec ntly listed. Get exclusive list.
If yos want TO sell consult offices. whore
hundreds Of places sold. Having the facil-
ties to render efficient service, have little or
no competition.
Marshall Business Brokers,
02o N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
FOUND.

GLOW ES-Will Young man VIII SHtur,'h! "'a ~,
assisted parties with auto and left gloves car
at sol Center market? ------
Evening star., 1921-03-01

ACCOUNTANTS
No Intelligent man need remain n lovnsid
subordinate when the La Sale organization OF
over 45O business experts gives him the opnor
tunity 10 get the training which will put him
years ahead Of the rank and nle''-snd mi.
in his spare time at home. La sa,,e tr,,nins
makes practical men in the shortest possihie
time. Ask for more facts District E-.,ch
LA sAI.LE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY ans
eol 800 Dist. Natl hank bldg. Franklin 5s45
ACCOCNTANCY-Free opening classes an
Tuesday for auditor exam. March 23rd Nso
coaching for c. p. A. and promo,ional evan.
No income federal auditors are eligible
Inquire for outlines. Revenue Auditors. Train
Ing list. l4l6 st
ADVERTISING Observation-Disclosures per.
msnent position: liberal salary. Mr. Coan, bI2
18th At. nW.
AMBITIOUS MEN to qualify In spare time for
positions 10 drafting profession: steady. con.
genial WORK. good pay. Day or evening classes
to opportunities on request. Enroll now Co
lumbia School Of Drafting. 18th and T sts NV.
ASSISTANT bookkeeper; bring
written application. John H.
Magruder, fine groceries, Conn.
ave. and K st.
BATTERY SALESMAN, ca
pable of handling a frst-class
proposition; permanent position.
good salary. Apply General
Battery Co. 1917 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

BILL CLERK-Young man, not over 20 years;
must write lesible hand. be able to handle
figures quickly and accurately. Address In own
haAdWItdnS Boz SOS. star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

-,ANIZATION FORMISG-Whole or part
Ine. 617 Bod bldg. 1880 to Edaily. q
Evening star., 1921-03-01

WASTED-Five honest and ambitious Young
men IN Housing Corporation work II you are
willing to work this is a splendid opportunity
Prospective purchasers furnished. Possible To
earn $ls0 to 800 or more per week A propo-
rition OF real merit that will hear the acid test
OF investigation and supplies waxiiington's =
most urgent need. Call Wednesday at O'Clock
IL II TseEart. 1890 New York ave NV
Evening star., 1921-03-01
WANTED-HELP.
n

,
BOY. over 49, helper in shipping dept.
AEn.y Mr.. Briscoe. 338 Pa. ave. NV.
CAN place two (2) more So
licitors; magazine and picture
men. do not overlook this propo-
sition; $50 weekly and up to
hustlers. Call today, l20 McGill
bldg.
CARPENTER-Eff Efficient. with truck or old au-
tomohile t" build garages: must be efficient: ::
good par. Room 2O. 921 18th at. NV.
COLLECTION and office man.
ager. Must have had consider
able installment experience and
thoroughly understand collec-
tions. Interesting salary to right
applicant. and replies confidential.
Address Box 53-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS - The International Account.
ants Society trsin you in six to en- month,
TO pass government accounting and G. T. A.
eIamina tions: free booklet. How Iea-n Ac-
coGntsncy. gives complete information 6OJ
Colorado bldg. 0tf.ce open 1util ". daily
ACCoCNTASTS-Eight 10 ten more appi.
rants can be sccommoda ted in our Quiz class
now formed. who desire to brush up on ac.
countancy preparatory TO taking the C. p
examination. which will he held in Washington
June q. class meets Tuesdays and Fridays at
G. 7. As developed from pssi quixzes than
from any other source. Full informs tion nnon
reques' lntsrus ti0nai Accountsn,s' SocIs,x
e04 Co.orsdo bldg once open until n. m'
daily P''A1.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
INFORMATION WANTED.

CREDITORS Of Albert g. Glover communi-
cate with us and receive information OF ad-
vantage. ATTORNEYS. ) 156 Herald. Her
aid sq.
MRS. ROLLINS or daughter Helen w. 18th
st. 20 years ago, later Brooklyn: friend
seeks address go Herald, $50 Broadway.
WILL relatives of Charles Edward Goddard,
recently residing san Ftancisco, communi-
cate Immediately within II. SCOTT. Telephone
Rector O100. New York City
WANTED-Whereabou of George Van
AIKEN by his wife, Lena, ZIG w. 10th st.,
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SUCCESSFUL. AND PROFlrABI.E
RECORD or ll2 YEARS.

MONEY IN THE SHOW BUSINESS.
A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL Sc
CURE INTEREST IN 4 sTARTLING.
BUSINESS SHOW; FIRST DIVIDEND
POSITIVELY GUARANTEED IN 80 DAYS .
CONTRACT FOR INITIAL BOOKING
SIGNED. ASSURING UNUSUALLY LARGE
RETURNS TO A FEW INVESTORS.
WRITE, STATING WHEN AND WHERE
YOU CAN BE SEEN
II 1910 HERALD, HARLEM.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

NEW system investigating concern.
similar 10 detective agency work,
wishes partner. male or female, with
exceptionally good appearance and
address, 10 invest small amount OF
money; experience not absolutely nee
essary; salary and commission paid,
references exchanged. o 1905 Herald,
Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
WANT no nr SHOWN

WANT TO BE SHOWN
A clean cut corporation in a big
money making business in this city
can use for legitimate business e2-
pansion additional capital. The $50
preferred. with a common bonus, vs.
gilt edged A supremely good oppor
tuuity for conservative minded inves-
tors who want TO be shown" Call
or write EASToN SHAW. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-On account of death
of member Of firm patent rights,
stocks, good will, &C., OF widely known
specially: well advertised: large con-
tracts pending. knowledge OF business
MT essential successful salesman or
specially man can secure splendid op-
portunlty. Box 2S. 1925 st. James
building.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
PUBLIC NOTICES.


ONE or two passengers wanted 10 any point
on Pacific Coast; Cadillac ear; expert
driver; flat rate or expense sharing plan:
best references given and required Address
box Y 754 Herald. Herald 50.
PATRICK DORNAN Of Finnis Dromara.
County Down, Ireland, write James Kelley.
cernlng the viii of Bernard Dornan, same
address.
WANTED-Homo for year old baby hoy to be
legally adopted. Write. Y. Q. box $50.
Greenwich, Conn.,
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
INVESTORS ATTENTION I,


INVESTORS! ATTENTION.
Opportunity Is offered for limited
investment ON attractive and profit
able basis Ill shares of business
having
SUCCESSFUL. AND PROFITABLE
RECORD or il2 WEARS.
Company manufactures well-known
products and to provide for neces-
sary expansion OF business 10 meet
large increase in demand offers a
small issue OF preferred and common
stock al $40 par value each at attrac-
tive figure. Guaranteed $50 Dividend
on Preferred and additional large
profits available for Common AS
sets far In excess of Preferred Stock
issue. No Bonds or liens of any kind
are now outstanding or can be issued
without consent OF shareholders. For
particulars write or call Room S0o,
22O Fifth avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with experience quail
Tying him for executive position in sue
ecssful New York stock and investment
promoting company; party of ability with
unbroken record secure interest in
the business occasioned by member of firm
retiring investment of 1000 necessary;
last years profits over S125. 900; this years
business. from present Indications, viii ex-
ceed 1920 Write. Address Box q, room 201,
100 Liberty St, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALF


-~>>-~~~~>~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~-~~>
Cooks, &c.
cook-Good. clean. plain cook. small pri-
Ring King. $40 East 5sth st.
COOK. experienced German girl, wants posi-
ton where another girl Is kept: country
only $I3-SS0. Lock box -, 163 East i2jth.
COOK. Hungarian; chambermaid- waitress:
permanent position, s95-S65. 302 East
51st ST.
COOK. first class good pastry; colored
woman. wishes position private family +;
best reference. u. 253 w. 24ti.
COOK.-Mother and daughter want positions
as cook and chambernaid-wa coun-
try now; mountains later. r .sO1 Herald
Herald SO.
COOK and chambermalG and waitress wish
positions together. high Wnges. no obtec-
lion IN short distance In country. nood gef
erences. 100 St AIMS av. care Reardon.
COOK. respectable colored woman, wants po-
sition; downstairs work. with child. out
Of town. Smith. 2sd Atlantic av, Brooklyn.
COoKs.-Two Swedish girls wish positions
as cooks. Call Monday II to ! and . 70 4.
100 East a0th 81.
COOK, housework. competent respectable
woman; small family reference. 141
Amsterdam nv. McGoff.
COOK, colored woman. wishes position pri-
yate family: first class cook best refer
ence; good pastry. r.. roo W. 27th.
COOK. competent. wishes position private
family: first class references. 1885 Lex
ington ~.
COOK. competent. Protestant. desires POSI-
tion April New England cooking special
"; letters only. 2ie Herald Herald sq.
COOK. Swedish. experienced GOOD manager
Temporary accommodations. references. III
Enst h7th 81.
COOK. working housekeepcr; young. reliable;
particulars: country 2 10 Herald. Her
nd 50.
COOK, chambermaid; two neat eolored girls
wish position together near city; personal
referencee. Williams w, 18Th 81.
COOK, chambermald . friends, swiss lady
closing house; best references. Call n g.,
2i3 West 2fth st.
COOK. country. Protcatent good baker: re-
liable economical, references. 5il West
COOK. neat colored. talse care first floor.
country. Bertrand. i52 West ii3d.
COOK tcolored) wiehea position: sleep out
reference Col. iI46 stewart.
COOK. French good plain; adults only.
city, country, u 1889 Harnld. Harlem.
COOK. exreilcnt references; years last
place. apartment. LAUDER, ITO East goth.
COOK. colorcds city or corntry: references.
Mas. 2fs w eth
COOK excellent, small family. city, private
house 21e Herald. Herald sq
COOK. waitress. rirls tW0, colorcd. po-
sition country. Wiiams, 200 "a opth =.
COOK or homework coored woman Hih.
eai Wsst it3d.
COOK tAtNpRESs experienced. best rofer-
ences Write *, 112 ~ OIL
COOK. coupcteut private family excellent
references. Nri,c ~. iai Eaat tith.
COOK. housewotkDr. hy day or week ref
crcnces care ~ Keliart u West t2ath.
COOK Middle axed Austrian. day week.
iiahernan $50 East s8th. MT. 81.
COOK. plain experienced chamberiuaid-
waitress; . fricuds. ! Corny 100 r. t6'h.
COOK with good references wants posi-
ton 40 cards 40 Y. soth
COOK competent good baker city country.
cal Monday ieo u 80 e SMITH
COOK. firtl class. priepte family. city ref
crencs. G qoi Herald, Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR EUROPE

FOR EUROPE.
Two gentlemen. with exceptional ss7e-
rlence aud best references. who recently
returned from an rs months successful
journey all over Europe, Whele tNey
studied conditions thoroughly and have
best banking and business connections.
win leave shortly TO establish oftiges ~
the Central States Of Europe. would take
agencies commissions for the PURCHASE
OR SALE OF MERCHANDISE As
WELL As HANDLINIi AND SEITIiN6t
LEGAL AND OTHER MATTERS OF
CONFIDENCE. only first class concerns
requested to make appointment. Ad-
dress u. w .ai7 Herald Herald so,
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A HEATER, buning fuel OIL at ! cents
gallon or less (about ia cost of coaD that
can be installed IN ANY furnace; steam,
Perfect combustion, no smoke, no odor.
no artificial pressure; no offensive noise
A device 50 novel IN design that no refer
ence was made against Il by the Patent OF
flce.
we are now ready TO invite capital IN
marketing proposition
problem touching household economy, come
and see the HEATER at work, u 70 3
daily, or by appointment
SOL West i4th St., New York,
COffice, ITO w. 34th ST. Tel. Fitzroy 2o5l
WINCHESTER AVENUE MOVING PIC
TURE THEATRE, New Haven. Conn. two
blocks from the Winchester Arms Co.;
y, 600 people work in this factory Wneu HI
are working; house has 700 seats, private
boxes: suite OF five rooms for living guar
ters for manager; admission PC; total eN-
penses about $500 per week; can get long
lease: price 5000, part time; building fire.
proof. built about four years; owner IN other
business and cannot attend 10 IL want 10
treat with only successful moving picture
men; come and see it, do not write. owner,
s. w. HART. 81 Church st., New Haven,
Conn, room 20. -
OPPORTUNITY for aggressive business man
10 consider good connecticut have wei
equipped 18th az. offices under lease; control
large acreage, farm and ranch land. IN the
West and Southwest. suitable for subdivision
and colonization proved oil territory: owing
10 M health need assistance; $1,000 Sc tenn
porary loan, well secured, from right party
viii secure substantial interest. For par
tfculas address WOOpFORD, care Hotel
Senton. 80 East 27th St. New York city.
WILL, FINANCE
manufacturers, merchants and selling agents
on their accounts and notes receivable In
amounts up to S25 900 our non-notiflcation
plan; interviews invited; confidential.
TRADERS FINANCE CORPORATION,
Room 1911, 43 Exchange pl., ~. Y. G.
Phone Hanover 265I.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

DO YoU REQUIRE MORE CAPITAL.
Industrial, oil or mining issue OF stock
wanted by firm OF financially responsible
brokers with n large list OF proved investors
and a complete organization. office and
sales. Over 20 years experience. Straight
commission basis. Address BROKERS, loom
4o7. 1S5 Devonshire st.. Boston. Mass.
ESTABLISHED INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS
seeking capital for expansion or
dasirous Of selling, communicate with
RAYMOND S. FROST co.
SUCCESSORS TO ROBERT-F'ROST CO.,
sos FIFTH AV MURRAY HILL Ssol.