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GARMENT DISPUTE IS ENDURANCE TES1 Neither Unions Nor Owner Make Move Toward Early Agreement. tr, MORE FIRMS SETTM II.00ft Workers, or One-fiftI stores corpora, nun, imu oruai way, who was arrested recently on sui picion of forgery, was sent to Bellevt Hospital for observation. In West Sit court, a detective informed Maglstra Himtns that Bccton was believed have falsified checks for amounts aggr gating $10,000 to $15,000. Advertisement. "DANDERDC Grows Thick, Heavy Hair 35-cent Bottle Ends all Dandruff, Stops Hair Coming Out Ten minutes after twin? Danderii you can not flad a single trace dandruff or falling hair and von aaalp wiy not itch, but what wi please you moat will be after a fr uee, when you eee new hair, fir and downy at really ne' inn all over the scab ie to the hair what free ahowera of rain and sunshine are vegetation.

Tt gore right to the root invigorates and strengthens them, helj inp the hair to grow lobar, etrong an luxuriant. One application of Band-, makes thin, lifeless, colorless bai look youthfully bright, lustrous, an JsMt twloe aa abundant or ui'iffinai airiKcrs jif Work, Is Claim. garment makers' strike, whic: will begin Its third week to-morrow, pears to have settled down for a loni orawn out struggle. A settlement ac cording to all Indications will come onl; when one side decides it cannot endur the losses any longer. Neither the International Ladles Gar incut Workers Union nor the Cloak, Sul and Skirt Manufacturers Protective As soc'iation made any move yesterda; which could be interpreted as lookini toward a settlement.

Benjamin Schle singer, head of the union, has not de tided when the union's Injunction sul shall be filed. The papers have bcei prepared by Morris Hlllquit, acting witl Samuel Untermyer. Schlesinger announced that forty-flvi additional firms have settled with union under union terms, and that strikers now back at work number ap proximately 11,000, which is nearly one fifth of the total on strike. It was also announced at Schlesinger' office that 5,000 Philadelphia cloak rs will strike to-niorrow mornini in protest against the restoration piece work and a 30 per cent, reductioi in wages. RIGA IMPROVEMENTS TO AID RUSSIAN TRADl Harbor to Be Deepened am Rail Facilities Increased.

iraae, i expected, will materially benefit rex year by various improvements that hav been projected. As announced at Rigs they include the deepening of Winda harbor and the widening of the gaug of some railway lines to permit throug from Baltic ports to Mos cow. A group of local financiers is arranj ing to enlarge the doclting, storage an manufacturing facilities at Libau, whei a free port will be created. Consideration is being given to a which will permit an English syndical to rebuild and enlarge railway equij ment shops at Dvinsk, Riga and else where. Attempts to interest American capiti in various projects to improve Russia trade via Latvia have thus far failei According to some American financiei who have visited the country, this I principally due to lack of recognition Latvia by the United States Oover: ment.

Many Italian, German and Englis houses are opening branches in Riga an Ueval, but such evidences of America enterprise are few. One Chicago mes packing plant recently opened a brancl tins constituting the only American ac lltlon to the rapidly growing colony traders. Extremely pessimistic views of tl possibility of doing any business wit Russia recently reached Riga, emana ing, it Is understood, from the Britis trade delegation to Moscow. Neverthi less, British, Italian and German tradei are hoping for a steady improvement 1 their business with Russia next year, i now economies get into full swim Meanwhile they are camping in Rig; content to do little business now, as it next year's trade they are after. PIIISO.NF.H TO HFLLEVU Claude 3S, Edgecomi avenue, an auditor for the Nation SEA AGAIN BALKS ri SALVAGE HUNTER Tyasurc of Snnke Merida Still Lies Off tho Capes.

3 THIRD RETURN i Bad Weather Scatters Yesse of Expedition Halting Work of Divers. Three attempts to salvage the 000,000 gold and silver cargo of tl Ward Line steamship Merida, sunk years ago off the Virginia capes, ha' i resulted in failures. It was learned ye terday that the H. L. Gotham Corpor tion, 15 rark Row, which financed the expeditions, had abandoned, until sprit at least, the idea of raisins the Merida treasures from the sea bottom.

Incl matic weather and a series of misha; i Incident to severe storms compelled tl three vessels sent to the capes to scuri into the nearest harbor for repairs. Mr. Gotham, head of the corporath 1 bearing his name, was disinclined ye I terday to'discuss the efforts to salvai the Merida's gold anil silver. All 8 would say was that the three attemp had resulted in miserable failures; th 8 the expeditions and attendant public! had made series inroads on the corpor lion's regular business, and that for tl time being at least his one desire wi to forget the Merida and everything co nected with her. Mr.

Gotham admitte however, there was a possibility anoth expedition might be sent to the cap II in the spring. It was ten years ago last May th the Merida. bound from Havana to Ne York, was in collision in a fog with tl American Mail liner Admiral Farrag fifty-five miles off the capes. A he 1 large enough to permit a tugboat to pa through was ripped in the side of ti Merida and she sank in thirty-fi fathoms of water. The Admiral Farr gut rescued her passengers and ere i but the vessel's entire cargo went to bottom.

This consisted of tons of sliver bars, six keg9 of gold col $500,000 in gold bars and 4,700 tons copper and Jewels. Every precaution believed necessa was taken by the Gotham Corporation i- the three salvaging expeditions. of the most expert divers in the count were employed and every modern si vaging device was utilized. But in instance the weather stepped in ai upset all the plans, the fury of the el nients carrying away lifeboats, tacl and other necessary parts of the exp )- dltion. WOMAN, 58, GOES TO COILEG 1.

Mrs. tVatta Will Study Dnircnl and Other Specialties. Lawrence, Nov. colle i- at 58, after she is already what world might term a successful worm This Is the thing being done by Mary Terrill Watts of Audubon, Iov who is credited with having been it originator of the better babies n. ment which has spread throughout I- United States.

Mrs. Watts is enroll in the University of Kansas for spec studies, including eugenics, public spca ic ing, feature writing and swimming, Mrs. Watts has been a booster for t- fitter family plan launched last year ih Kansas, a plan formed by Dr. Florer e- Sherbon, now of the K. U.

faculty a rs formerly a pioneer In the Iowa betl In babies movement. Mrs. Watts is a ve is close friend of Dr. Sherbon and is I terested In the fitter family moveme a. of Kansas.

And it was because of tl is movement, which was launched at Topeka free fair in 1920 and which intends to extend still further in tl 3. State, that Mrs. Watts is taking at the University of Kansas. al ae ie It is yo if you a mobile a ABoi tj Auton This book The Herald and the no ir I II THE 'Pi 5 r- I An instructive story on mm- ni 2 i citu i 'FRAT' LIFE FACTOR IN HAYS'S SUCCESS "Postmaster-General Credits Influence of His Greek Letter Days. SOCIETY AIDS COLLEGE Is Interfraternity Conference Takes Definite Stand Against 'Roughhouse' and Hazing.

I Postmasfer-Gcntcral Will H. Hays, le representing the Phi Delta Theta nlty at the second day sessaon of the k.0 thirteenth annual lnterfraternity ence, held yesterday in the Hotel sylvania, said he attributed much of his Ee success in life to the fact he was "an enthusiastic fraternity man." "The fraternity," said Mr. Hays, who t's is president of the Phi Delta Theta solicicty, "is a vital factor in the solution pg of many college problems and it exerts a powerful influence upon men during ie the formative period of their tive6." ry He said he felt certain that many of the problems with which he had to oon)n tend while living in his fraternity house at Wabash College materially helped to develop his character, ho Dean Edward E. Nicholson of the Units versity of Minnesota and Dean Arthur at Ray Warnock of Pennsyivanla State College told the meeting that organized fraternities were welcomed by the faculrte ties of most American universities as 33 helpful in the governance of student bodies. Other college deans requested the aid of fraternities in handling such er problems as intemperance, immorality es and betting.

The meeting took a definite stand at against "roughhouse" hazing and tlons. The questions of limiting chapter ho memberships and the avoidance of lavishut ness in the erection of fraternity houses '1? were discussed. The 220 delegates ss present represented forty-eight national ho fraternities and ninety-seven colleges vo and universities in this country and a- Canada. The conference was said to w. have been the largest held during Its he existence.

F. H. Nymeyer, member of Zeta Psl in. at the University of Illinois, was elected of chairman of the conference. Dr.

Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men at the Unlverry slty of Illinois, was reelected educational in adviser to the conference. Other offlne cers elected were: Secretary, John J. ry Kuhn, Delta Chi; treasurer, Wayne M. il- Musgrave, Alpha Sigma Phi; members ch of executive committee, Don R. Almy ad Sigma Alpha Epsllon; Dr.

Walter II, e- Conley, Phi Sigma Kappa, and Robert Mead, Kappa Alpha Northern, ic- DANGER OF CIVIL WAR PREDICTED IN ITALY Returning Americans Say Fascisti Is Storm Centre. he There Is danger of civil war beforr summer in Italy, according to American; among tho 1,794 passengers who reached this city yesterday on the Cosulic? liner Presidents Wilson from Naples and Trieste. The storm centre Is tin Fascisti, the organization of forme; soldiers which is opposing radical ele(e(ments. According to Celestino dl Marco. contractor of 239 Kast Seventeenth street, who has spent five months ir he Italy, conditions are going from bac fn to worse In Italy owing to the extremt ice factionalism.

He said tho demands nfi the soldiers are becoming prohibitivt tPr and a clerical party Which has beer ry 'formed still further complicates mattoters. nt Among the other passengers on th( Tie liner were twelve Sisters of Charitj he from Newark and New York who were he received by the Pope, and Mme. lis Cattadore, an art collector of 719 Fifth ies avenue, who brought back a collection of tapestry, furniture and paintings. urs free oi re the owner oi nda reader of 7 am Here is )K 01) ru hT for and ready IH accurate standabl mmm about I your car nobile ss you wit trated you inde in some ill be mailed free to who send their nam ime of the car AUTOMOBILE EDITC JEW YORK thr Automobile a regular Sunday fei iii vV YOKK HEKALD, 'doggie; pldnger, i here from london i The Man Who (Nearly) Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo Ta11? rtf Fftnts. IIIAS XA FACING SCHEME 0 Wants to Establish a System of Turf Accountancy for Bettors.

Martin Harry Benson, who Is known almost everywhere In sporting circles aa Douglas Stuart and In the more exclu- slve circles of I.ondon and Paris as i "Duggie," arrived In New York yester- I day aboard the steamship Adriatic and I went direttly to the Blltmoro Hotel. There he told why he had come to the United States, modestly denied that he was tho biggest bookmaker world, Just as modestly denied that ho ever had broken the bank at Monte Carlo, and then admitted that on three separate occasions he had gone to the resort in Monaco and practically put the institution on financial crutches. have never broken the bank' at Monte Carlo," said Mr. Stuart, "but I 1 have crippled it several times. The last thing I did to it was to take pounds from It at roulette last January." Mr.

Stuart said that while his principal purpose in the United States was "to look and to see" he hoped also to establish a branch of tho Stuart System of Turf Accountancy. As he ex, plained it, this appears to have something to do with horse racing, systems somewhat similar being conducted at 1 Jamaica and Beljnont Park. The way similar systems -e operated in this country is for one to believe that a cer tain horse might win, and to strengthen that belief with the rent money, and hen after the race is run one says 1 "phucks!" and visits the bank. The flrst parl-mutuel betting machines In England were established by Mr. Stuart.

He had some idea, he said, of establishing such things in this country, but gave up the idea when he heard that they were not quite unknown. He still hopes, however, he said last night, that ho might be able to put the machines In at Jamaica and Belmont Park and at Aqueduct. He was informed that no one has as yet obtained that concession because the law makes them impossible. Mr. Stuart and his secretary, Col.

II. E. Winter, went to a show last night soon after they had registered at the Biltmore, and Mr. Stuart said afterward that he had seen tho best comedian he ever saw in his life. He also praised the lights of Broadway.

ART SALES. (9 "Sale on West End Ave." BENJ.S. WISE, Auctr. i Will Sell at the Private 257 West End Ave. Tuesday (Nov.29th), 10:30 A.M.

The ahove residence Is nicely fnr, nlshed and contains furniture for tho Dining Room. living Room, library, uciuwiiiii i Hiinini uuu nrnnniN Quartern. WhMloek Player Piano, likn now; Oriental Hugs anil Domest tic Rut" and Curpets'; Pictures, upholstered Diving Room Suite, Mhrnry Table, China and Glassware, Clock Sots, Bookcases, odd Dressers, Chiffoniers, etc. In fact, a splendid npnortnnitii for those looking for good furnishings to fill in trhen needed. EXHIBITION-House open 9i.m.T uetday ash Deposits required.

Dealers -El II charge an autoi "he Herald just the thing 3 been looking wouldn't find? reference for and undere information very Dart of it func1 the attention 58. It will help the service id even make pendent of him instances. all readers of and address, hey drive, to )R iture of Tho Now York Herald auj 1UNDAY, NOVKMBi ART SALES. jF FORCE! SROADWAY AUCTIONEER WEDNESDAY NEX The forme EVELYN I Marvelous Furni Magnificent Di Including the fi I STEIN WAY GRAND PIANO COLLECTIOP GROUPS AND FIGURf Rich Hangings- Real Lace Spread room Suite, 12 Pisces--Beautiful Mounted 52 Oil Painth Kermanshah, Sarouk, Over China Clocks and Clock Nv ON FREE VIEW WITH 1 H- VAN Exhibition Thursday Dec. 1st, 10 A.

M. to 10 P. 11 ARTISTIC FURNITUR oo isrre alio Mill From the Palatial Residenci Mrs. Virginia V. Swobo PARK HILL.

N. Y. To be sohl at auction prior her departure for Europe, 178 Madison Ave. NEAR 84T1I STREET Friday Saturday Dec. 2d and 3d, at 2 P.

Comprising Elaborately Curved Ion Itcnulssanoo Iltnlng Suite IMurqueterie Furniture. CI eilng itaby Piano. I.lnen Albreclit lltirer dtslitn; Oriental Cello. Antique Paisley SI-a is, perles, Embroideries. Tapestries.

I'lne Mucus. China, Class, Ste Silver. Electric standard lamps. eu Animal lilies. PAINTINGS bu Jan Stern.

Francis Snpdrrs. Ilei Otercamp, Jan Van Kessr.l, Fitter Cornelius Caspurd do Paul Du Thoit and others. A Collection of Foreign and Amei Postage Stamps, Old Coins, Ani Jewelry, etc. SAMUEL KREISER, Auc INSTRUCTION. COLLEGES, Get (ho of service a pleasure from your car by know all about the construction, caro oiicralion.

STRATTON-BLISS AUTOMOBILE COUR! comprising two lessons a jweck lour weeks. commences DECEAllil olh. 'lass A Mon. to 6 P. Mon.

to 10 P. TUITION FEE $10 Full particulars on request. STRATTON-BLISS COMPA1 DODGE BKOTIII.HS DEALER Instruction Department 109 West 64th St. Columbu SCHOOL SECRETAR 027 Fifth Ave (At 44th St The oldest and pre-pnilnently the successful. Prepares for and obtain seeretarlal positions.

Indlv Instruction only. Write for Cntolo WOMEN'S SPEAKING CI Meets Friday Evenings nt Carnegie Hall, Studio 81 6peaklng, Elocution, l'arllati GRACE E. C.CNN, 101B Nelson i rbone Jerome 2.10.7 or Circle BERKELEY-IRVING School for Boys 111 West Eighty-third St. Primary to Colleoe" 42nd Year. tv Pi.

WOOD'S Largest boraiiM WHY HESITATE TO ENR4 lrhen the public demand for DOCTOl CHIROPRACTIC la constantly Inert oln our Dec. 1 classes and win succi VOULD Ilka to tako up Bookkeeping vate lessons. State price per LEEDER, 75.r> Park New York. INGINEER teaches arithmetic, mathei draughting, surveying; days, ov g.tn Mndi-'on nv. FRENCH.

ENGLISH, HPANISI Cultured girl, "Hnin. Studio 1.12 W. "1M. Col, IPAN1SH lessons, adults, children; lessons. Miss ALVAREZ, 10 E.

1IJCH money earned by learning rial Spanish wt T'rtitiern Studios, 1 SO MUSICAL. NEW YORK AMERIC CONSERVATORY OF MU; 163 West 72nd St. HIGH CLASS INSTRUCT in all It nineties of Music. TERMS REASONABLE. LANGUAGES.

LEARN LANGUAGES FROM NATIVES Learn Spanish, French, Italian, CJ man, English, from speclt trained native teachers at the Ber School and reap real social and In success. Our superior moth nave 43 years or success duck or tn and have enabled ns to build ut system of schools all over world. Private or Class Instruct day and evening. Call, write or pli for raining. rerlit; SCHOOL, A LANGUAGE cacr jjb Mnnlmttiin: :10 West Hirer Phone Pennsylvania I IMS.

Brooklyn: 2IH l.l\ing*lon Hirer Phone Main in III. SSSa'S LANGUAGi hir method assure urcess. Trlnl less. Year at 3IS flth Ave. Tel.

Longnc SNCitlRII instruction; Americans, I ers; Boston teacher. lltiANUIA A'rst 7b' AMUSEMENTS. ASTOIIIA, FRIDAY, DFX IOHANNA (jADS AtT, WAfiNF.RlAV PRIHIRAMI of N. V. Kophony Hoch Tickets, 91.no VVeldnrf-Asti FMRTRDPOI rpcra Tickets To nate Mondays, ninmirnrlmr Ixc.

lo lia circle, ml atu. I'd. lUlli J1 between and 11 A. St. Monrta 21, 1921.

SALES. ') PUBLIC SALE Art Galleries and 36th St. NOV. 30th, at 2 o'clock valuable property of VESBIT THAW i ishins-s and Treasures of Art amond and Pearl Jewelry unous pearl set of eight pieces. CHICKERING UPRIGHT in Polychrome V1CC! 4 ur KC.AU DKUI11.C.

i JWt, BY WORLD-NOTED SCULPTORS Banquet in Mounted BedLacquered Porcelain of tigs by Eminent Artists okhara, Chinese Carpets and Rugs two hundred pieces. Miniatures rble Statuary, Etc. Ai monday and Tuesday Sa IRINK, AUCTIONEER Jk sales at auction. A. EXECUTORS' SALE EBy direction of F.dwln Schefu l.

Jules S. Dache, Esq. I utors Messrs. Wollmau oilman, Attorneys foi Executors. 0j 20 Broad Street, York City.

Ho SAMUEL MARX JoXyflvTO WIUBell by Public Auction TuPSrfay. Dec. 6th, and to vMJjr Wednesday, Dec. 7th, iit 1 at 11 A. M.

each day Personal Property olielonginpi to the I'jSiatO OI rxiuuif OCIHIW3I, COMPRISING Furniture, Furnishings Art Objects Silverware i To 1)? sold at her la to city residence at "20 I 20 EAST 57th STREET lick- near Madison Avenue) ON PUBLIC VIEW With Descriptive Catalogue SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. AND rilne MONDAY, DECEMBER 5th Hint- A Fine Collection or Oil Paintings By Oh. Jacque. N. Diaz, Daubtgny.

Bonheur, Mover Von S. J. Aranda, Jean Be reaud, Kd. Orutzner. Outln, A.

Toulmouche ii-itil' Gabriel Max. Oswald Aschonbacb, Loot Rlchet, V. Schlesinger, Anton Seltz, Alex Enault. F. Under, Kmile Vernier.

I. Grund, I Nchmelchcn, Comte du Nouy, J. E. Salntln "due HellbUth, A. fUmonettl, W.

Wylde, H. Zimmerman. vt ill Sold Wednesday, Dec. 7th. mi Conducted by BEN J.

ON VIEW WEDNESDAY I at the Galleries of 3 FIFTH AVENUE Jjjj 25thSt. AUCTION ROOMS i.t Antique and Modem JL FURNITURE High post bedstead, sideboards, card lug table, chairs, hall seats, Balke-Collender Billiard Table. An tique runuocK iviaicniocus, Arabian Pistol richly inlaid with ivory, 5E European Porcelains, cut glass, bronzes, 'n, electroliers, Hangings, draperies. Oriental Rugs and CarpetsM. A collection of M- Oil paintings, by noted artists TO BE SOLD Thursday, Friday and Saturday, NY Dec.

1, 2. 3, Commencing at 2 o'clock each day. WALLACE H. DAY, Auc'neer 87100 CarOwo's Sells Mon. Nov.

28 29 At 408 8th bet. 30 31 Sts. It! At 1 P. M. Each Day.

Dining Room Suites I ID Walnut, Mahogany and Oak Bed Room Suites in Maple, Mahogany and Walnut Pair of Gold Consols nentary Large Sevres Vases Oriental and Domestic Rugs Pictures, Paintings and Draperies Library Living Room Furniture Bronzes, Marbles, Pedestals, Cabinets i and Bedding, Odd and Chiffonlera. Tables. Chairs, Hall Racks. 'HOOL 1 Lace Curtains. Clerks.

I.m,,.' 15th St. I C'ouches, Oil eh1, I A. N. CARDOZO, Auctioneer. losltlnn 3LL Burling, Dole Auctioneers rh of 599 4k 601 Broadway, New York, Friday, December 2, at 11.15 o'clocl For account of or concern, Prl- mora or less damaged on tlie voyage 390 Fine Oriental Rugs and Carpets About as follows: Elves iflo garotik, Milan, Ktvend anil Muskabai Carpets.

'21 Sarouk, I)ozar, Moussoul, I.Mian am Carndja Kugs and Runners, nmner- Part of above have been washed. C.rent variety of sizes. All sold without al lowance, piece by piece. I mCBHBHHHHBBHHHHHHHHBBBBHBBBBB AN Artistic Furniture Pip AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THURSDAY A HilDAV, DRC. 1 AND 2.

88 University Place irtW i BETWEEN 11T11 AND 12TH ST3. Iwl" I Over 1,000 lots of a variety of i Household Effects FURNITtTllE FOR DININO ROOM. LIBRARY, DRAWING ROOM. BUD 1 ROOM IN SUITES AND ODD PIECES. Oriental Carpets and Ruga China, Glassware, lironzes, Paintings.

Laoo Curtains. Draperies. Hi; Exhibition This Wednesday Arthur Kaliski, Auctioneer mm RELIGIOUS NOTICES. one i YOl WANT Nl IH) YOI7 WANT HEALTH? no YOU WANT HAPPINESS? Science the key. REV.

LILLIAN Ordained Spiritualist, gives readings dally I her study, Hotel Cllntonla, 310 BTtli ei rol. 013-1. npt- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. I '1? showrooms, store fronts, cablnt work, parquet flooring, glnxlng In nil It i branches high grade work: reasonably doni it. a v.

noNSTitucTON ion w. ais Wat Oltil. foreign- RD, rtk OPPORTUNITY for cash. Highest value pal for ladles' slightly ueed street or evt nlng powns: fine wraps, diamonds, Jowelr mall or phone rails receive prompt a tcntlon. Mrs.

8. COHEN, 6th av. Phor Fltrmv HITtl. ar w' Wanted Experienced production manage wT I for corporation building an exclusive and dh Inctlve aport model motor enri capable i assuming full charge of production; Invee iv nient of $3,000 required. Herald, He aid sq.

nrla. CM AI ITER for sale of company capitalize at one million; $10 commission, nit'i preferred stock; complete set seals, stor oi iiitoUi: chart broad In scope; suitable hii M'lanch hunlnc no reasonable offer C. A y. I st. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

8AVK Incorporating expenses and exceas profit taxca and avoid personal liability by organizing your company on tiie COMMON LAW PI.AN under a DECLARATION OF TRUST; Anyone, anywhere can fill In DKMAllEK STANDARD FORMS, isnuo and begin doing business day. I'aiuphlet B-33 free. ('. S. DBMAKEK, legal blank printer.

013 Walnut, Kansas City. Mo. MANUFACTORS. ATTENTION! novelties or rpecialtles adapted to mail order buslnc must be meritorious ami on the market; articles sold or off, red to stored not considered; give full particulars. PETERS MAIL ORDER SUPPLY HOUSE, 13 Harrison Gardiner, Me.

PATENTS. WRITE fie free illustrated ftlddc Rook and EVIDENCE of ONCKITION I5LAXK. 1 model okctch and description of invention for our opinion of patentable free; HlCJIKhT REFERENCE: PROMPT SERVICE, REASONABLE TERMS. VICTOR EVAN'S New York of flee, 100." Wool worth Bulldl.ig. Phono Barclay 0471.

Main office. 0th, Washington. D. C. A real business for the right man.

He must be a business man and able to command $10,000. Me will manage and control the leasing and operating privileges of our I product for the Slate of New York. Tills is a large, dignified business proposition and very profitable. AUTOPTICON CORPORATION, 10" Market Newark, N. J.

MAN FACT I'HKltH' EXPORT OPPORTUNITY. Responsible, experienced exporter organizing association sell products throughout world; membership cost per month against commissions; orders Insured agaljist eredit loss before shipment. Address inquiries, ARTHUR VANS1CLEN, (10 Broadway. New York. WANTED Immediately, man executive ability, open office and establish manufacturing plants throughout Stats for old established, well rated firm; large profits on machinery and permanent royalty on product; entirely new proposition, no competition; $1,000 to $2,000 capital required: should net first year, international Machine Baltimore, Mil.

HAVE oil in three tost wells on 2,000 acres Kentucky oil wanted responsible party handle sale or tlel velopment. Address Box 400, Creensboro, N. C. i OFFICE EXECUTIVE. An established lumber business about to open a New York office, desires to engage a man, competent to handle the detail incident to such tin office: experience in this line not absolutely essential; Investment, fully protected, required; In reply glvo full details as to past connections; references exchanged.

20." Herald. Tlerald aq. 1 OWNKR of one-half million feet of lumber seeks partner with to enter building construction business around Greater New York; exceptional financial references given and are required; good opportunity to any one, preferably a bulkier, to earn large profits In short time. "90 Herald, Ilerald square. BROKERS wanted to handle stock Issue of colng automobile manufacturer In production of a high grade car; directorate conrists of substantial men well known In the Industry and bankers; references exchanged.

Address N. G. Room 321, 120 Broadway, New York. QUICK elegantly printed letterheads, bill heads, envelopes, cards, $1 .50 each; combination samples; 500 booklets, 8pp. 3V4xG, $18; prospectuses, certificates, folders, labels, multlgraplilng: everything low.

Call's lllg Shop, 390 0th av. Gramercy 1910. garac.i; direct from builder In restricted 134th st. east of Broadway, 20,000 sq feet ground floor, 134th st. entrance, and 8,500 sq.

foet ground floor. 133d st. entrance; construction to be started Immediately and completed within 3 months. Apply Summers Times Building. with from $3,000 to $5,000 to help develop Pennsylvania gas property with excellent possibilities.

Address 2048 Herald, 10th st. CHOICF. Eastern and Southern territory open: mosj essential, best selling Ford car accessory; unusual opportunity hustlers very small capital. 13 1122 Herald. Fulton st.

AM10K1CAN. fine business record, seeks $1,500 for business expansion anil offers reliable, protected Investment that will yiem large profits; product Is greatly needed necessity and business has big future; highest references and security; no positions open. Address 11.10 Herald. Fulton St. LIGHTING AND HEATING.

Have exceptional permanent position now open, bringing large earnings for man to act as solo distributer and manage branch for old established mfg. concern In business over 23 years; must be able to furnish from to cash as security for goods. Call New York Store, 987 8th av. STAKT business, big profits, small Investment, quick returns operating; new popular craze. "Indoor Horseshoe Pitching Court;" any basement or store building suitable location; no upkeep expense: be the first.

Complete outfit and all Information from De l.uxe Sales Minnesota Transfer. Minn. you are seeking a reasonable amount of capital we can help you. If you have a really good proposition and are prepared to expend a small sum In cash for results; for details arrange Interview. FINANCE, 204 Galvin Building, 230 West fifith st.

A manufacturer owning factory completely equipped, considerable raw material as well as merchandise ready for delivery, needs an active partner with at least good opportunity for a man with business ability; will grant Interview by appointment. Jlox 347, Huntington, L. I. LIUILDErt, KKKCTINU SMALL BUILDINGS requires ADDITIONAL CAPITAL; will give $30,000 collateral for loan of exceptional profits; principals only. II 2129 Herald, Herald sq.

WANTED Associate partner with $3,000 capital and active services for secretary and treasurer of Investment house dealing In high grade slocks and bonds. 2039 aid, 16th st. DlSTlUllUTOltS financially able to stock stores; ran own largo, profitable business. Apply ADVANCE COMPANY, 19 Thompson New York. sale, 70 machines, modern Iup to date Improvements, making COO dozen high grade bands shirts weekly; 15 miles New York; no labor trouble.

1000 Herald. 10th st. OARAGE space and office to let, suitable 5 for truckman or firm having several trucks; steam her.t, electric lights: service phono Lafayctfo 7745. ROHLET, 15 Chaunj ccy tlrooklyn. Alil.K, Industrious, reliable salesman, with Investing New England following would like to hear from principals offering A1 stock propositions.

Address box 1504, Provldence, R. 1. and experienced business man for poslton as executive secretary arid sales director for modern automobile plant; Investment of $5,000 required. 304 Herald. Herald A protected investment, assuring profits of SO to f.O per cent, lirst year; permanent, very attractive business; Sl.tXK); no position open.

1070 Herald, Fulton st. EMPLOYM i 'NT w5iT MtablUhed, high class, offers pood opportunity to person to manago clerical department. A XI 521 Herald. Herald sq. MODELS, TOOLS.

MANUFACTURING TO ORDER. Manufacturers' Inventors' Electric Gold New York. CAPITA Li desires siibstaniinl Investments outside Europe. Address NORTH EUROPE TRUST 116 victoria LONDON, ENGLAND. money, net results, page rate book telle liow; mailed FREE.

STANDARD AGENCY. .700, St. Louie, Mo. PARTNER. bueiness.

0 houra daily: liberal drawing account; money secured. 272 llern irl, HeraUI eg. PARTNER in sought for high elane comir.erclal agoncy: excellent opportunity; substantial Investment rerjuired; highest creden tlnla. It 1 Herald. Herald q.

t. CAPITAL WANTED. 17.7,000 hnye unlinteil securities wortl 5 twlee tlint amount: will ntnnd rigid Investlcation. Rox 1. Station New York.

i 1 interest, yoiing national bun inenn. highly Indorsed, mecliaiilcal specialty unllmlterl field: extraordinary opportunity O. -121 Herald, Hernld sq. gold mine owne wants engineer appraise mines and mat t' or woman with $7.1 1(107 Heri.u, Investment, good positions salary for four hustlers; big future. 1110 Hers Id.

Enlton nt. DIBTRIBUTOU wanted (selling only); rurw and Improved produet similar to cannei (I heat airotiol stave. 002 llernld, If way is CAPITAL raised for going concerns snt meritorious enterprises by sale of stock er five details. Rox lOil, 1338 E'" ay. 1- FOR EM AGENCIES, of Register books, receipts In nil languages t- ail legal forms.

ATLAS, Dry Dock 1420. ENGRAVING In metal or other material machine engraving ntis cent per letter, up N1LHOON, 0 West IgTth St. 'h WILL Invest siikhi without services In at tractive W. for small inveslors, grow Ing manufacturing. J.

770 Willis av. I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MODERN printing plant at private Wc are offering In single lets the entire printing plant of the Harvey Press, located at 107-109 Lafayette New York city. This plant contains four M'shle Thompson press, cylinder chases, racks: composing room cut-cost equipment, modern type series, leads, rules. Iron furniture.

Imposing stones, steel and tops, Poro proof press, tools, letter boards: new model 19 Linotype, magazines, metal furnace and metal; Cleveland fblder. Dester folder, 44 ineli Dexter paper cutter. i i nt desks, typewriter, CONNER. Vk.NDt.l-:n im IWVnun at. I i STOCK SELLING ORGANIZATION WANTED I by newly organized manufacturing corporation to Hell of ita preferred stock, carrying common atock bonus; good board of directors; corporation will furnish plenty i of live leads.

2211 Herald, Herald sq. CHEMIST having basically better and exceedingly cheaper methods of producing sevj eral compounds which, though high priced, 1 arc In enormous quantities and, over, are now mostly Imported, would like financial hacking, preferably of chemists or metallurgists or druggists, or those connected v.lth the manufacture, sale or use of chemicals, colors, drugs and similar lines, thquRh lie will consider any Investor, aa he will furnish and expect others to furnish suitable references. In order to take advantage of tills opportunity to supply the trade with home products, better and cheaper. (105 Herald, B'way. GERMAN Corporation, highest foreign financial, manufacturing connections, now organizing uere unoer experienced managemeni, rejm-I sentlng German manufacturers here, American exports partly financed through a German Netherlands trust company, desires connection with Individuals and businesses here making small or large Investments, with services or representations: German marks, bonds or securities could bo used profitably: details, references at Interview.

Address 8211 Herald, Fulton St. PARTNER WANTED in established, successfully operating business: must bo a man of pleasing appearance and able to speak English fluently: must be willing to work, as our only reason for considering a partner Is due to our being unable to take care of our present business. This business Is highly profitable and not Influenced by business condition-1. Rlglit man has opportunity for wonderful future and will be given a liberal salary to start and monthly division of profits; $3,000 required, which will be secured. Address Partner, Room POO Times Building.

REMARKABLE opportunity to Join In large profits of Broadway production, now shou lng, by Investing small amount. 30." Herald, Herald sq. COUNTRY BOARD. Staten. Island.

EVELYN truly superior charming winter residence: 50 sunny outstdj rroms, lovely furnished: excellent chef and service: Hplect clientele: home comforts: 14 vears one management; 25 minutes down- lown, New York: weekly, $18 up, with meals; booklet. 71 Central 8t. George, Staten Island. Telephone 370 Toinpklnsvllle. "Long Island.

mil kvilm; i lamny refinement, prefertng private home to would offer rooms aid board; Enrage; commutation 35 minutes. Tel. mivv. GRADUATE nurses, owning tnige, warm house, take convalescent or elderly person. BRIGUTT.AND8.

Heinpstend. I. THE PINES, Hempstead, It. all year; rooms, single or en suite. Phone 433.

Westchester. III I.I, TOP INN. LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXVILLB, 31 Valley Road. minutes from Grand Central; a delightful winter home; rooms, single or en suite, with or without bath; excellent table; open flrei. Phon- Mnnil.

KIRK1.AWN INN. Rye, N. furnished room, with or without board, 10 minutes from station or beaches; single and double rooms en suite: a comfortable home for the winter; 3." mtnutcs from Grand Contrill: commutation Phone I The Bethesda Sanitarium. White Plains, N. receives chronic Invalids, nervous patients, and ageil needing care; attractive rooms; reasonable rates.

Phono 211. Address 00 Hamilton FLORENCE INN. TARRYTOWN, N. offers most desirable accommodations at the I special winter rates of $20-135 per week. American plan: no frills: good food and good service.

45 minutes electric commuting service. Phone Tarrytown 50. THR PEPPEKDAY. Main snd Echo Now Rochelle; supev.or 30 minutes Oranri Central. Phono New 2CKV4.

ROOMS! electric light, hot water, heat: convenient to trolley and railroad; self-supeivlaed cooking; garage accommodation. MRS. W. T. HERLYN, Rockland Mamaroncck, N.

Y. Telephone having a fiie house and grounds ha If hour from city at 138 W. 4th Mount Vernon, N. offera beautiful rooms with excellent hoard; references exchanged. BROWN LODGE.

30 PROSPECT NEW ROCHELLT3. DESIRABLE SUITES. WITII OR WITHOUT BATH. TELEPHONE NEW furnished! 3 station. Lockwood av.

Phone 1 tOM. New Yerlr. MAPLEHTJRST FARM-Croton Falls. N. build yourself up In the country: bath, electricity, hunting: fare Telephone rot on Falls.

up. Connecticut, A pleasant, comfortable home or rest in private family among the Berkshlres. up. ROGERS FARM. Telephone 27-12 West Cornwall, Conn.

NEW CANAAN. (The Ardsley) open year round: rooms with or without hoard. Phone Mrs. J. M.

SILLIMAN. CONVALESCENT accommodated In a com- tollable home, altuated at Darlen; personal rare: best food; easy access motor or train. I'lione 31-2 Darlen. New Jersey. NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.

Special facilities for treating and curing such cases, also for AGED PEOPLE, CHRONIC INVALIDS with weakened mentality, retiring more attention than can be given at home; we offer a pleasant, cheerful modern house, spacious grounds, automobile, wheel chairs, attentive nurses, experienced physicians. IA'NWOOP LODGE. ENOLEWOOD, N. J. WHY WORRY about the high coat of llvlftfr I'or service, accommodations and board.

CALL POMPTON LAKES 41. Colonial Hotel. vatlons now. C. V.

HOVVDRKY. THE DAFFODIL, PERMANENT ANI? TRANSIENT GUESTS: AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN: ROOM AND BOARD. MRS. E. E.

ALLEN. 228 HALSTKAD NEAR CENTRAL AV, EA8T ORANGE, N. J. THE East Orange (81 North Arlington residence; refined home; near tralna, trolleys; nicely furnished rooms; beet I home cooking; well heated; all convenience reasonable rates. Phone Orange.

HTAN8BURY HOTEL, CO North Arlington East Orange, N. large and medium rooms In finest location, wltli all Ini provements, 1 mlnutos from etatlons; finest table; everything first clans; home comforts. Phone 38.12R Orange. P. H.

DOIOE. Prop. VI'iTE farm, Morgunvllle, N. car. convalescent and aged people: excellent table.

Ideal surroundings: Improvements; price modernto. EAST Arlington Refined home; meals served for outside guests; special tables for families; hopi? cooking; moderate. Phone Orange A REAL home, not a school, whero yovr child can be healthy and happy In reft, surroundings. Address TRAINED NURSE. 10 Johnston's Drive, Plalnflcld, N.

J. ROOM and board, easy commuting young married couple preferred. Phone Englewood 14-79W. A. GAUEL, West Engl' WOOd, N.

J. i COUNTRY hoard In refined family, one. two all Monday. Telephone 8240 Peterson, N. J.

it Pennsylvania. A MODEL PRICED hoarding homo for lose seeking a permanent home or roar; Ideal location; good food and finest mineral water-, good treatment. "The Maotaa," Akron. Pa. Georgia.

OWEN HEIGHTS. A limited number of hoarders wanted through tlin winter season; nice countv i home with lights nnd water; 10 minutes'" drive from station; '2 hours' drive from A': lama or Macon. EARLY Y.ebulon, Ga. i.