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Classified Advertising LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS camera In case on Sunday night. July. In taxi near 96th at re? ward willingly paid. L. 60 West 94th Riverside 8069 6:30 p.

Broadway, between 76th and 80th. black silk umbrella. Ivory hand Initial? D. K. 1 Kanton.

Fernald Hall, Columbia Vntver- i Slty. 1400. LOST BANKBOOKS N'o. 129.814 of the Ex? celsior Savings Bank. 79 West 33d at.

Pavment Piense return to bank. No. of the Cen? tral Savings Bank In the City of New York. Payment stopped. Please return hook to bank.

No. 849.699 of the Cen? tral Savings Bank In the City of New York. Payment Please return book to bank. No. 287:798, Harlem Savings Bank.

Payment stopped. I.OST.?Passbook No. 121,929 North River Savings Bank. Pavment stopped. Kind? ly return to bank.

31 West 34th st. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NEW SOUTH WALES INFORMATION BUREAU, 149 Broadway. New York City, will be pleased to send Government bulletin? er answer inquiries regarding opportunities for farming, stock-raising and fruit-growing In New Wales, Australia. HELP WANTED MALE INSTRUCTION AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION. $10.

Unlimited driving, guaranteed. In eluding machine for stnte examination until license secured. B. M. 1303 Lex ave.

(88th). LEARN TO BE A ant and profitable work; day and even? ing classes. Send for free booklet and visitor's pass. West Side Y. M.

C. 817 West 57th St. HELP WANTED MALE AGENTS, experienced, to sell our new telephone intensifier. "Baryphone." New proposition, with unlimited field; good commission. Vollbehr Brede, 111 West 43d st.

for good proposition, big money for active man large commission. Cal! and talk it over. 310 West 59th St. AGENTS wltl- capital and high class can join us and make money. Wulker (store), 1687 corner 63d st.

man, resident of Bronx preferred must have had at least two years' txperience in full charge of in? dividual bank ledger: permanent position. Address, mail only, 2025 Daiy av. BOY for outside work in export depart? ment. Call after 10 a. 36 Hudson st.

PHYSICIAN wanted for G. U. office In Pittsburgh. with Pennsylvania license; good habits required; steady position; good incorrte from the start, with rapid advancement. Call Pennsylvania Hotel.

33d st- and Seventh New York City, and ask for Mr. Schwarzenberg. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS Hundreds wanted; age, 18-35; ex? perience unnecessary; examinations every? where August 2o. For free particulars write John Leonard (former Government Examiner), S7S Equitable Wash? ington. SALESMEN to qualify for District Man? agers to sell Texas Oil Leases; others making $100 to $500 weekly.

Reserve Counties desired first letter. Some choice territory still left. J. S. Arthur.

1350 Main Dallas. Texas. SALESMEN command $100 weekly If? clean cut and energetic, selling divi? dend paying securities of company with I years' successful business record; ex- perience not essential; commission. Rec tor young men, 25 years of age. for sale of securities; experience help? ful but not essential; ambition, tact and enthusiasm absolutely necessary: good sal? ary and commission.

Appiv Mr. Wood, Room 806, 516 Fifth New York. of Fort Worth, have opened a New York branch office; liberal commission paid on sales of stock of a companv. Write or call. Suite 602.

505 Fifth New York. STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER. One who is a capable correspondent, able to write terse and to the poinrietters; one having export and chemical experience pre? ferred; submit self-written application with past record. Edgertyn. 118 William st.

STENOGRAPHER, experienced high class man. representative appear? ance, age 2S to 30 years; steadv po? sition. Campbell. 1'j7o Broadway, at 66th st. of the best oil stock propositions in Texas oil), fields; now drilling, large acreage; high class sound proposition; stork easily goo.l contract; commission basis only; no advances.

Apply to W. H.s Ruff head, 164 Nassau st 1209 Tribune Bldg. TRAVELING SALESMAN. not over 45, who would like to locate in New York City, and who i un furnish undoubted evidence of ability as a salesman, is wanted for position worth $6.000 to the right man. Drawing account again? commissions.

Call on J. HUNTINGTON 105 West 4 0th after 10 and befdYe 1 o'clock. HELP WANTED FEMALE INSTRUCTION 'WE WILL TEACH YOU A PROFESSION paya as well as STENOGRAPHY will pay yotf while I per week and we will pay you OVER $900.00 THE FIRST YEAR Apply Week Daya NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY TT- Manhattan Wi-ii Houston a. m. to p.

m. Bronx 463 Tremont to p. m. Brooklyn 81 Wiiioughby a. m.

to 6 p. in. Broadway m. to p. m.

BOOKKEEPERS STENOGRAPHERS Train In your Urne horn? by the METHOD for Important yoettiona payin? to lio.ooo ytarly. Kuil particular? fron A 112 vveat Net? forte Telephon? 1020 Wanamaker Beauty School 883 Fifth Near 36th St Leading School of America Earn $25 Weekly. HairdroHHing, Manicuring, Marcel Waving. AM ranght; now for blrb Claaa wa eaJMIOf for in en? vironment of and day. claaaea Tal 117? VaolarWlt.

THR rjflAr'? HOBI'lTAi. TflAlNHNO Kihrtol for ofT re a aplari'lM la ri'iralo? Kor Off In'y r.oijre a rxornn at on? of the pro for Or? iufoCfiatiofi the fuo of itvaptta.1, HELP WANTED FEMALE A large Corporation can place a number of clerks between and 20 years of age. Ex? perience unnecessary. Some high school training deslrnbl? but not essential. Hours 9 to and Saturday hair holiday the year round.

Salary $10 per weelt to start. Oppor? tunity for rapid advancement to higher paid positions. Write, stating nge, education. to Box Y. 15, Tribune.

ALL types wanted for motion picture and vaudeville productions. To those who be? lieve they are. talented and desirous of en terlng a good paving profession, eall mid see us Immediately: experience unnecessary. THE ALLIED FILM PLAYERS' AND VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE. 247 W.

48th St. Licensed and bonded Looking agent. OASHlBRi EXPERIENCED i PERMANENT POSITION. WALLACH PROP, BROAD WAT (COR. B9TH CHORUS OIRLS.

beautiful, between ages 18-32, for New York production some to sing, but experience unnecessary. Send or call for full particulars to SAM SHANNON, 140 West 4M New York City. good pay; steady position. Clair. 330 9th Brooklyn.

Phone 1119 South. ED1PHONB OPERATOR, Thoroughly experienced, for large magazine publishing company; good, salary, short hours. 7. 91, Tribune Office. EXPERT BOOKKEEPER, experienced In Jewelry; must be Christian.

Bayajlan 3 Maiden Lane. MILLINERY Experienced millinery cutter on ladies' silk and velvet hats. J. G. Johnson 8 W.

33d. MODELS, sizes 16 and 36, To Try On Coats and Suits. Long Season, Good Salary. Moyses Dreyfus, 1 East 33d St. MODELS, size 36, for cloak and suit house good salary.

Goldstein Falk, 144 W. 27th st. MODELS, Size 16, For Dresses. Steadv position. WILLIAM FRANK, 25 W.

31st St. MODELS size 16-36-42H. stylish and attraottve, for showroom tn coat and suit house; good long season. Charlop 151 West st. MODELS, SIZE 16, CLOAKS AND SUITS.

GRENBERG C.RENBERO. 39 32D ST. NURSE, graduate doctor's office; stenogra? phy, typewriting; excellent salary; al80 op'-rutlng room nurse: $75; Immediate. Home Bureau, 52 West 39th st. OFFICE understand book? keeping; one with printing office experi? ence preferred.

A. Sheftel, 13S W. 36th st. SALESLADIES and assistant salesladies for high class dressmaking establish? ment; speaking French preferred. ALSO MODELS wanted: tall, experienced.

Boue Soeurs. 13 West 56th st. Apply to Mr, Gur-dal only, between 5 and 6 p. m. STENOGRAPHER, SPAN? ISH, ONE FAMILIAR WITH TRANSCRIBING ENGLISH CORRESPONDENCE AND VICE GOOD OP? PORTUNITY.

TREO 160 FIFTH AVE. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, and with good rneVnory; letter only, giving experience, age, salary desired. Address Path? News, 1 Congress, Jersey City. STENOGRAPHER, experienced In Jewelry Importing house, must he rapid and ac? curate; good salary; first-class references required; do not apply unless fuflv quali? fied. R.

box 400, Tribune Office. TELEPHONE OPERATORS are wanted at The Hotel Pennsylvania, the largest hotel in the world; service conditions the finest that could he desired. GOOD PAY. "Cht. airy workrooms.

PLEASANT REST PARLOR and other conveniences. We wan' onlv those willing to co-operate with us in maintaining the flues? service; for those i who are willing to help this, excellent positions are In prospect. Bring this ad? vertisement with you and apply to-day to Mr. Smith, Employment Manager Entrance on 33d between 6th and 7th aves. YOUNG WOMEN, 17 TO 25 YEARS OF AGE, TO BECOME LONG DISTA NCR TELEPHONE OPERATORS.

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY PER WEEK WHILE LEARN PERMANENT POSITIONS WITH SICK BENEFITS PW SIONS, ETC APPLY IN PER BON "RTWEEN 9 A 'and 5 P. OR BY LETTER TO MR8. ROOM F.30. LI8PENARD ST KKAH STREET AND BROADWAY. THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO.

YOUNG WOMEN, 17 TO TEARS OF TO BECOME DISTANCE TELEPHONE OPERATORS NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, $12 PER EEK WHILE LEARN? ING PERMANENT POSITIONS WITH SICK BENEFITS PEN BIONS, ETC APPLY IN PER BON BETWEEN ft A AM' P. BY LETTER TO MRS WADSWORTTI, ROOM 24 J. i A ST NEAR CANAL IBTRBET ANI? BROADWAY THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO SITUATIONS WANTED MALE CAPABLE YOUNG MAN (80), single, do sire? position In office or outside, best ref? erence Address L. Willis, 1320 South Plalnfleld. N.

J. CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private party, careful driver, 12 years' experience, pood mechanic, references. Puroell, 223 Kast 62d st. 200 skilled cooks, butleTS. Japanese agency, Kurlhara.

S04 6th ave. Bry.int 7931. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE nurse, young Norwegian, years' city reference. $60. H-, Miss Hof mayer's Agencv, 10 East 43d 3d floor; Murray Hill 3917.

CHAMBERMAID and waitress; young Irish girls, together; city preferred: $45 to $50. Miss Hofinayer's Agency. 10 East 43d 3d floor; Murray Hill FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET HOOPER rooms; rea? sonable prices. WI3ST BND Hud? son and Schwab; delightful, cool, Im? maculate S3D ST, 131 beautiful room, first floor; very reasonable and convenient. 92D 75 living room, bedroom; bath adjoining.

McCabe, River 248. BOATS WANTED WANTED FOR CHARTER for two weeks, beginning August 1, 1919, schooner or yawl with power; must have ample accom? modations for guests. Apply F. B. Hast? ings, 1200 Wood Bridgeport, Conn.

BUSINESS CARDS BRIEF CASES, portfolios, secretary cases, at a saving of 25 to 40 per cent. Investigate. Illustrated catalogue on request. Century Leather Crafts Com? pany. Broadway.

'Phono Franklin 661. Carpet Cleaning CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM? by compressed air, steam, hand or on floor. 419 East 48th St. COB BRANDT. Telephone 133 Murray Hill.

Detective Agencies. Detective Agency. Established 1888; quick results; alteases, male and female operatives; open evenings. Suite 806, 110 West 34th. Tel.

Greeley 4603. LAWRENCE DETECTIVE AGENCY, Main Office, 1 Madison Room 9015. In? formation secured without publicity or no? toriety. Shadowing by male or femaie tectives anywhere. Reports prompt.

Rates reasonable. Gramercy 3740-3946. WBSTLOTORN'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Shadowing, confidential investigation, etc. 39 East 42d.

'Phone Murray Hill 2743. Diamonds ROTHKRUG BROS. 542 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Appraisers and Cash Buyers of Diamonds, Precious Stones Jewelry FROM ESTATES AND INDIVIDUALS 'Phone Murray Hill 3769 DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT FOR CASH, estates appraised, purchased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstairs. Furniture HIGHEST prices paid for furniture, antiques, pianos, bric-a-brac, books, art, etc.

OABAY, $8 University Place. 'Phone Stuyvesant 2377. Multig, Multigraphing, stenography, typewriting all hours; r-rasonable. Coyne, 116 Nassau Bt. Beekman 47 S.

Rugs Domestics, Orientals, Uteri' for all purposes (slightly used), llko new, greatly reduced prices. Linoleums, Por? tieres. Stilllnpfs. 621 Madison ave. (69th Plaza 8835.

Commodities Continued from page sixteen roasters appear to be little Interested in present offerings, which indicates that they are far better supplied with coffee than some of the recent bulls believed. The range of prices follows: Tuesday Open. High. Low. Close.

Close. 2ii.3n 34.25@ 31.00 Dec. 21.83 22.00 21.80 21.7S@21.75 21.79 81.75 21.78 21.85 21.70 81.00@21.65 21.00 21.70 21.80 21.50 21.50@21.52 21.55 Cottonseed Oil Cottonseed market was quiet, with total sales aggregating 2,000 barrels. Prices were Arm early in the day on a little scattered covering, but when selling orders appeared there was a quick decline, which left the market practically un? changed at the close. The action of cotton and weakness in foreign exchange con? tributed to the late reaction.

The range of prices follows: Monday's Open. High. Low. Close. close.

Spot. 27.00@- 26.00 27.00 27.75?- 28.00 25.30 25.30 25.80 25.80@25.40 25.25 jan. 25.00@25.35 25.00 and Eggs were 24,139 packages. Creamorv, higher than 56Hc; extras. 02 score, firsts, 88 to 91 score, 51 63 seconds, S3 to 87 score.

lower grades, 47? 49c; unsalted. higher than extras, 58? extras. firsts, 64 V4? seconds. state dairy tubs, finest, good to prime, 63c; common to fair, 46? 50c; renovated, firsts. r.ni/2 51 lower grades, current make, firsts, 47V4 seconds, lower grades, 44? 46V4c; packing stock, current make.

No. i 1, No. 2, lower I 4U''i 16c. were 3.172 boxes. State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored or white, Hi.

average run, lower- grades, twins, specials, i whites. colored, av? erage run. white, colored, 31? 32c; lower grades. Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh, 31 32 single daisies, fresh, white, 33? 33 Vic; col? ored, double daisies, colored, fresh, 32Vio; white, young Americas, fresh, state, skims, specials, 24 V4 26 prime to choice, 20 fair lo good, 15Q19c; lower grades, 7(g 14c. were 20,096 cases.

Fresh gathered, ex'ras, dozen, extra under grades, seconds and poorer, dirties, No 1, No. 2 and poorer, checks, good to choice, dry, 31 undor grades, State, Penn? sylvania find nearby Western, hen whiles, fino to fnncy, fair th galherrtd whites, common. to prime, Pacific Coast, whites, other Western and Southern, gathered whites, State, Pennsyl varia nd nearby, hennery browns, fancy, gathered, brown and mix'-d col i ors. graded, fancy, f.0?53r: fair to prime, 49c. Livestock, Meats, Provision? Yesterday.

Year ago. Live sl'-ers, fair to primo ion i 10.75 SI3.50@17.00 Dressed beef sides, lb.I?@ Live veals, com? mon lo loo lbs. I7.00@23.00 15.00@10.00 1,1 v- lambs, fall to 'in lb 17.50@18.50 I7.7S?10.75 Dressed hogs, ba? con, lb.3IU,? ,88 be.f, 3a.00?34.00 35.00?35.50 r.I, I.I Went I'iO 2li.20@2A.8n Men? pork 47.00@48.00 I veal, city lb.28? .34 .80 l.i.wo?, 100 lbs 7.00? 0.50 8.60? 18.00 pressed mutton, lb 20 .85 Pressed lambs, -liy, .82 JI'-BK, 100 Z2.00@88.ua J8.00@10.00 Incorporations ALBANY. July following char? ters were granted to-day by the Secretary of State: Convenient Homes Yonkers; A. J.

-Vansuetendael. Ray A. Holme, May R. 141 South Broadway, Yonkers. A.

O. Seaman Utica; department stores; J. Hughes. Utica. Farmers' Supply Clif? ton Springs; Bart F.

Sullivan. D. J. Sulli? van, Anna Sullivan, Clifton Springs. N.

Y. Loch Sheldrake Amusement Hurleyville; II. Greenspan, P. Medvedey, Simon Koye, Hurleyville, N. Y.

Blackman-Qulntard-Meyer, Rye; realty; B. Q. Meyer, Fred Cunning? ham, E. Meighan, Rye, N. Y.

Wilkinson-Johnson Buffalo; store; J. M. Wilkinson, J. Mc Leod, M. H.

Wllkinjbn, Buffalo. Kew Forest Section Building Manhattan; A. W. Pieper, A. Man, D.

W. Twilliger, 452 Fifth Avenue, New York. Andrews Lead Brook? lyn; Jacob H. Shaffer, Howard O. Pierson, Roob, 1(17 Sumner Avenue, Brook? lyn.

Queensboro Mfg. Sales Corp'n, Queens; merchandise; C. G. Stone, J. J.

Furia. J. J. Taizola, 162 Ninth Avenue, Brooklyn. No.

(14 Albany Avenue Brooklyn; realty; N. R. Green, F. A. Me- Gurk, A.

M. Becker, 60 Wall Street, New York. Crest Building Brook? lyn; Morris E. Light, Sam Sargor, Harry Simon, 2734Clarendon Road, Brooklyn. Duerr-Colllns Brook? lyn; motor vehicles; Edw.

J. Collins, Wm. H. Boehmer, A. Duerr, 1811 Voorhies Ave? nue, Brooklyn.

Building Corp'n. Brook? lyn L. Abr. Sam Green berg, 336 18th Avenue, Newark, N. J.

Edwards A Flood, contractors, $10, 000, Brooklyn; D. G. Edwards. John P. Flood, Robert H.

Blair, 91 East Eighteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. American Plumb? ing Goods Export Corporation, $100,000, Manhattan; M. S. Little, W.

W. Bowers, York. Most Brothers Dairy, Tnc, $5,000, Man? hattan; Harry Most, Most, David Halpern, 1716 Hoe Avenue, New York. Blue Bell Hat Company, Manhattan; D. R.

Glaubinger, Morris Wat kin, Gussie Dfan, West Twenty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Cisco, knitted articles, $75,000, Manhattan; W. M. Louis Curtis, It. Isaacs, 25 St.

Terrace, New York. Madison Avenue Offrces, Tnc. realty, $2, 600,000, Manhattan; F. Golburn Plnkham. G.

P. Estes, M. C. Vesey, East Forty fourth Street, New York. The Omaha Realty Company, Inc.

000, Manhattan; G. W. Martin, A. F. P.

Kiehn, Edw. D. Palmer, 149 West Sixty fourth Street, New York. Weequahlc Mills, dry goods, $80,000, Manhattan; H. H.

Van Akcn, George B. Sleigh, Madeline C. Flanagan, 140 Nassau Street, New York. Excelsior Neckwear Company, Ino-, $10, 000, Manhattan; David Schaul, Abraham L. Kramer, Samuel C.

Ashenzky, 195 Clin? ton Street, New York City. Zimmet-Bloichrode Company, de? partment store, E. Zlmmet, J. B. Blelchrodc, Samuel Lerner, 233 Broadway, New York.

Dunklin Marks, automobiles, $5,000. Manhattan; Jack R. Dunklln, M. Marks, J. G.

Dunklin, 10 West Nfnety eighth Street, New York. Crump Lungren, metal products, $20,000, Manhattan; B. E. Crump, Harry T. Lungren, Harrisbn B.

Well, 160 Broad? way. Now York. Rhlncbeck and Kingston Ferry Kingston; H. G. Young, Edward Coykendall, Thomas C.

Coykendall, Kings? ton, N. Y. Ruschin-Frank Construction Company, Queens; Citarlos Ruschln, E. Frank, Moo Frank, 218 Stanton Street, New York City. United Baby Carriage and Doll Cart Mfg.

Company, Bronx; Mor? ris Nutman, Lena Nutman, Joseph Rose, 784 Tremont Avenue, Now York City. Ribaudo Electro Plating Company, Rochester; I'eter Ribaudo, H. Mar zano, Miko Marino, 123 First Street, Roch? ester, N. Y. Carbondale Oil Company, Manhattan; K.

B. Van Riper, William T. Gilmour, George W. Glrod, 1151 East Sev? enth Street, Brooklyn. G.

S. I'. K. Manhattan Automobile Ex? change, Manhattan; Robert .1. Griffo, Jacob L.

Seyfriob, Martini Phil? lips, 824 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. Zweibel May, 54,000 Manhattan; deal In wearing apparel; Max Zweibel, Celia Zwelbel, Hyman May, 110 DelanCey Street, New City. Motors Realty Corporation, F. C. Chandler, Samuel Rogar, J.

A. Fayne, 42 Broadway, New York City. Onondaga Truck Sales Company, Syracuse; Louis Meadvln, James Crlnnin, Otto E. Hermes, 10314 Comstock Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y.

Fresh Meadow Stores Company, Queens; drygoods merchants; Wladyslaw Jablonskl, Victor Burzinskl, John Dzienus, Fresh Meadow Road, Flush? ing, L. 1. Foreign Textile Corporation, Manhattan; Kurt Berger, Archibald Bloch, Elsie M. Bruckman, 1033 Boston Road, Bronx. The Radcllffe Turblne-Drlve Manhattan; manufacturing autos, power boats, Arthur M.

Bav, Gustave A. Klimek, Wm. A. Lobb, 266 West Thirty-fourth Street, New York City. All-Spark Ignition Company, Manhattan; E.

Maynz, S. S. Steiner and William II. Klenke, 160 West Fifty-ninth Street, New York City. II Tarr Company.

Man hattan; photographic studios; H. Tarr, Sam Tarr and Isidore NeuHtaedter, 63 Park Row, New York City. Bronx Heights Development Corpora tion, Manhattan; John B. Beals, W. R.

Comfort and Douglas Nicholson, 1 I Madison Avenue, New York City. Lightning Forwarding Corporation, Manhattan; Mary A Bilaffer, L. and G. D. Nestell.

10 Fourth Ave i nue, Brooklyn. Crocker Mourning House, 1 drygoods merchants; F. P. Sheehan, Fred II. and J.

M. Stoddard, 128 Broad way, New York City. Raymond Machinery and Repair Com? pany, Manhattan; manufac? turing engines, foundry and factory sup? plies; H. Cowan, P. O.

Lennon and Estelle Froedmaii, 118 West 112th Street, New York City. Gramorcy Operating Company, $25,000: Manhattan; hotel, restaurant and innkeepers; Daniel T. Klmball. Charles W. Ames and Charles B.

Reld, 120 Broadway, New York City. Kater Realty Corporation, Manhattan; George A. Nltsho, Benjamin Patterson, Charles C. Woodruff, Brldgeton, N. J.

Truart Pictures, Manhat? tan; Benjamin Altman, Stanislas Dyktor, Charles Entmachcr, 239 East Fifth Street, New York City. H. B. Kupferberg Fur Company, Manhattan; H. B.

Kupferberg. E. Roth, N. Ruttenberg, 165 Broadway, Now York City. Standnrd Taxlcai) Company.

Irte, Manhattan; Charles J. Campbell, John F. Vail, M. Wlnhurn, 61 Chambers Street, New York City. Sydney Fur Trading Company, Manhattan; S.

Rome, O. Bluthen thal, C. 123 West Twonty seventh Street, New York City. Charles J. Amm Company, Manhattan; general printing and publish? ing business; C.

J. Annn, Theodore Judoff and Edw. Judoff, 4403 Eighteenth Street, Brooklyn. International Incandescent Lamp Wirks, Manhattan: Conrad Schick? el ling. 1.

Goldberg and Charles F. Lyngaas, Great Kills, S. 1. Monolithic Holding Company, Tnc, $50. 000; Manhattan; realty; H.

L. Schaefer, John T. Fenlon and A. H. Gagnon, 56 Lib? erty Street, New York City.

Sandoz Chemical Works, Inc. I C. H. LawHon. William H.

Q'Nell and H. G. Wenzel, 637 Ferry Stroet. Wood haven, (N. Y.

N. Y. Motors, Troy; John i C. Caldwell, W. Houston.

Earl A. Coons, Charles Merrlck, 1618 Elfi Avenue, I Troy. N. Y. Aerial Activities Corporation, Schenectndy; O.

Hal Roosevelt, Thllip D. I Lucas, Schenectndy, Y. I Atlantic Service Company, Brooklyn; merchandise; W. Martin, L. I B.

Martin, Adolph Schnefer, 474 Sev? enty-seventh Street, Brooklyn. RESORTS VERMONT. mm Munc hunter-In-the-Mountain? VERMONT NOW OPEN For Information end booklet, "Atk Mr. NEW IIAMPHIIIHK Bonking Office THE BALSAMS DIXVTLLE NOTCH, N. II.

In th? Northern Whit? NOW OPEN AT 8 WEHT 40TII NEW YORK OITT. LONO REACH. L. I. (Hotel Nassau, bbaoh.

Open fur RESORTS RESORTS THE "BRIGHT SPOT" OF AMERICA Where every sport and recreation may be enjoyed under the finest conditions imaginable. Perfect summer weather bright sunshine, tempered nicely by the cool breezes that continually blow from shore to shore of this island resort. Wonderful, cool, restful nights that strengthen the weak and refresh the strong. The finest hotel accommodations of any resort in the world, where every luxury, comfort, convenience and entertainment are arranged for your enjoyment. The Leading Houses Are Always Open and will gladly furnish full information, rates, upon request (Hotels are all American Plan, unless otherwise noted).

MarlBOrsaKs Bleshetai American and Eurntu Plus fiatan Hall Hotel Sanatoria? Galen Hall Co. Hotel Chelsea J. B. Thompson Co. Hotel Dennis Walter J.

Buzby Seaside House F. P. Cook'a Sena Hotel SL Charlea Wm. A. Leach, Mgr.

The Holmhurst A. H. Darnell The Shelbarna European Plan J. Hotel Strand F. B.

Off and n. C. Edwards The Wirtshirt Samuel Ellis Far nrftnittioo aod scstMe tetreaim raHraiJ oausfe beal ticket avals Coolest and Most Attractive Location HOTEL ESPLANADE WHOLE BLOCK. OCEAN FRONT. Directly on the Boardwalk.

Boston to Sovereign in exclusive Chelsea Sec? tion. Capacity 600. Fresh and sea water baths, private and public, and every ap? pointment. Modern hydro-therapeutic de? partment. Orchestra.

Dancing. Auto bus meets trains. Booklet. Ownership Direct. W.

F. SHAW. THE RESORT HOUSE OFTHE WORLD ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

"THZ NATION'S HEALTH SHOP HEALTH IS EFFICIENCY xr A Germicide Climate and Cletn Streets No Duit. No Dirt. Inmunertblc Outdoor Recreations and Indoor BntertalnmeoM Ownerthlp Joaiah White HOTFL MERION Vermont ave. and the beach, near all at? tractions. Capacity 350.

High class, mod? ern hotel. Superior table, elevator, private baths, running water In rooms, exten? sive porohes. Ownership management. M. L.

FARLEY. GRAND ATLANTIC Virginia near 600; strictly modern. Private baths, elevator, etc'. Notable table; $3.60 up dally; special week ly. Booklet.

Auto meets trains. W. F. SHAW. lWHJS success BRUJGEVILLK, N.

J. RAINBOW'S END THE CAMP FOR WOMEN From an unforgettable play-time in th? mountains return buoyant, revitalized, de? lighted. Write Claudia Joy Tunis, Bridge, ville, N. J. BPBING LAKE BEACH.

N. J. THE WARREN ON THE OCEAN SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. A house that's "different" in its flno ap? pointments, unusual and artistic decora? tions, homelike atmosphere and service 8urrounded by green lawns and at the edge of the sea.

Open June 20th. W. B. STUBB3, N. Y.

Ofnce Hall. Tel. 7140 Schuyler. TUE SHOREHAM Spring Lake Beuch. N.

J. K. E. Spaagenberg, Prop. A8BLRY PARK.

THE LAFAYETTE Exclusive patronage. Beautiful suites with Also bachelor apartments with tub, needle and Juno to October. Whit? Frost Sou, Owners and N. J. The North Jersey Shore Resorts of Mon mouth County Bid You Welcome.

GREEN POND, N. J. Green Pond Hotrl, Oreen Pond N. J. EJlev.

1,050 ft. Tennis, Canoeing, Fishing. HJxclusivo clientele. Booklet. NEW ENOLANB.

IGK? A Thousand Miles Through NewEngland'sScenicWonderland FEATURING A SECTION COMBINING WITHIN A COMPARiTriVELY SMALL AREA MOUNTAINS, LAKES AND SEA COAST Of INCOMPARABLE BEAUTY. GOOD ROADS, FIRST CLASS HOTELS AND EXCELLENT GOLF LINKS AT EVERY POINT Illustrated Rout? Book or Large Map In Colors Free at 1180 Broadway, or by mail from ALMON C. JUDD Hotel Elton Waterbury, Conn. SPEND a glorious vacation at one of the New England Shore Resorts. NEW YORK STATE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS Paul Smith's Hotel Cottages and Camps American and European Service Modern In all appointments.

Completely furnished cottages for rent. Si. Regis and Osgood Chain of Lakes. Golf, fish? ing, bathing, automobiling. StaAo roads.

Address, Paul Smith's Hotel Cotipany, PAUL SMITH'S, N. Y. CAPACITY. 800 -'iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniifiiMiiiiiiiiin THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSES ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. 5 THE VENICE OF AMERICA.

The moat delightful and convenient ZZ ZZ location in the Thousand islands. Fine Fishing. Motor Boatlns. Golf and Tennis. The starting point of all principal water sports.

ZZ ZZ Finest auto roads from all points ZZ East Want. Opens June 16. WILLIAM WARBLRTON. Proprietor. TilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHUIIIIII.r? Briarclitf Lodge BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

N. Y. "Open till after Thanksitlvlng" PROSPECT HOUSE SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS. L. N.

Y. Shore ami Cuiintry. All Sporta Ace. 300. Booklet C.

MRS. FORD'S HOME for tuberculous patients, Liberty, N. Private bnths, sleeping pOrchis. Ratas 120 to $30 weekly. The Place for your Summer Home or Tat Spend your Vacation.

The Catskill Mountain House Now Open. Elevai inn 2250 Feet. Address John K. Viin Wiigonen, Mannger, Catskill, N. V.

Mitten Top Pawling, N. Y. PHILIP H. NOLAN. HeuM, N.Y.C.

PENNSYLVANIA BUCKWOOD INN (FIREPROOF) Snawnee-on-Dtlawire, Pentuylvaiia NOW OPEN. A hotel of notable distinction located in a park of 10,000 acres, exclusive to gu miles from New York, 75 miles from Phila? delphia. Homo of the Shawnee Coun? try Club. CHAS. V.

MURPHY, Manager MASSACHUSETTS -RED LION INN Stockbridge, Mass. NOW OPEN Golf Roads in Excellent Conditim Route Books and Circulara on Request Furnished Cottage Near Inn for Rent Furn; ALLEN T. TREAD WAV. HEATON HALL STOCKBRIDGE, MASS. OPENS JUNE 16th Delightfully located, splendid 18-hole golf course.

Music of exceptional merit. Writ? for Road Map and Booklet. W. G. HAVILL.

MGR. POINT PLEASANT. J. PICTURESQUE POINT PLEASANT, N. For Descriptive liooklet Address Borough Clwk.

TRAVEL International Mercantile Marine Lines AMERICAN Haverford.Aug. 7 LEYLAND Only One Class Cabin Bohemian 24 Winifredian 31 Bohemian 30 Winifredian 10 WHITE STAR NEW Celtic.July 22 Cedric.July 29 Adriatic.Aug. 9 Lapland.Aug. 16 Baltic.Aug. 20 Celtic.Aug.

30 N. NAPLES? GENOA Canopic.Aug. 28 White LIVERPOOL Canada 2 Megantic 23 Canada 6 Offices, 9 Broadway, New York assenger and Freight Services NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL Ca? 22 Ordiuna 2 Caronia 9 Carmania 16 NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON Aquitania 28 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and LONDON Saxonia 17 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON Royal George.July 26 Royal George.Aug. 30 NEW YORK to GLASGOW Columbia.Aug. 23 NEW YORK to PIRAEUS Pannonia 28 BOSTON Scindia 16 21-24 STATE STREET.

NEW YORK JAPAN-CHINA From YORK via PANAMA CANAL S. S. ALCIKOIIS atout AUGUST 7 To SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI and YOKOHAMA Few First-clam Berth? Vacant Apply to CUNARD S. S. CO.

(Dept.) New York St ii FOR HIGHLANDS, OCEANIC anil RED DANK Dally. In i riiiiUliii flor 24. 4. i 45 m. lUttory flor, 55 a p.

BUNDAYS, b'rniiltllii 9 KS. Battery, 55, 115 a. ni. HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINKS Kr. 32, N.

It. foot Cimnl ami 7 Sunday? ami 0 and P. M. i half hour later. Duu o'cluck fol? lowing muriiltiK.

SOUTH AMERICA The Ho.vnl Mull Nlcnm mrket The I'liolflc Hteiim The Ntflsuu I HOt'TII Castle I.I??. At? At Last! Just the Water Trip You have been looking for Make this boat your hotel for a week A weekly cruise on the famous lower St. Lawrence and Sagtienay Rivers A holiday cruise that docks long enough at points of interest to enable you to visit on shore or lounge on deck. No hotel expense You live? on the boat for a week cruising amongst the finest scenery on the continent, spending a day at the charm? ingly located summer resort of? MURRAY BAY (the Newport of Canada) TADOUSAC (where Jacques Cartier landed) QUAINT OLD QUEBEC (Cradle of New France) With the added attraction of a daylight water trip from Quebec to Montreal. Steamer SYRACUSE An up-to-date steamer with all the comforts of an hotel will leave Every WEDNESDAY From MONTREAL Make your bookings early as travel is extremely heavy ($55 in Outside Room Kaies' in Inside Room For full Information call or telephone Jos.

J. Daly, Oen. Dept. (Bowling Green 7800) Canada Steam? ship Lines, 34 Whitehall Street or John F. Pierce Assistant Traffic Manager, Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.

105 C. S. L. Montreal CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES. Ltd.

Water trips from "Niagara to the Sea" WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA From New York via Panama Canal S. S. VICTORIA, JULY 23 Nt Class Passengers Only PACIFIC LINE (The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.) SANDERSON SON. Agents '26 Broadway New York Or any Steamship Ticket? Agent. CRENCH LINE C0NPA6NIE Transatlantique 1 fg Express Postal Service PROPOSED DEPARTURES Subject to changa without notice NEW ESPAGNE LA TOIRAINE.JVI.Y HOC II A.M BE Ai: 30 LA LORRAINE.JULY 31 LA SA VOIE.AUG.

9 FRANCE.AC?. 13 NEW CHICAGO.AIG. 2 NIAGARA.At'G. COMPANY'S OFFICE. 13 STATE N.Y.

ftED'D'LINE TIER 11. FT MONTAGt'B B'KLYN, AT NOON. For Porto Rli-o. Curacao Venezuela. I S.

S. Caracas, July 16, at 1 P. M. S. S.

Zulla, July 23. at 1 P. M. S. S.

Philadelphia. Wed July 30, at 1 P. M. S. S.

Maracalbo, Aug. 6, at 1 P. M. Super -tor Accommodations for BLISS, MAI.LETT Geni Mgrs. Pilone 5170 Hanover.

82 Wall Street. CONEY ISLAND Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice. Lv. W. 129 30, in 11 40.

12:40. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6:20, 7:30, 30 N. 10 15, 11:45, 12:25, 1:25, 2:45. 3 45. 4:45, 7. 8M.

9 30 T. M. Coney. 12:25, 1:25, 2:25. 3 45.

4 45. 5:45. 6' 30. 7 25, 25, 9:25, 10 30 P. ROCKAWAY BEACH Lv.

W. 129 9 30 A Plfr I. N. 10 15 A. Rorkitway, Tri Whitehall 1279.

"THE BE PLEASED." COLONIAL UNE ALL OUTSIDE HT 1TEKOOMS Sl.tK? to Pnces include War Tax. Boat Leave! Pier 59. Nsrth River. Dally Sundaj, St F. M.

'Phon? Spring 9491. METROPOLITAN LINE Tr? RfaQTrtN Way hy Water I DUO I WH Always In Fight of I-and, VIA CAPE COD CANAL I r'O'jHoht -hrough th? Canal both wayu Pier 19. Foot of Sundays included) at 5:00 P. Faro Ja.05 Tickets and information at Wharf. Tel.

HONOLULJU SUVA. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA Pulatial steamers R. M. S.

R. M. S. "Makura" Tons Tana Suil from Vancouver, B. C.

Tor and apply Canadian Par, Broadway, N.J., or to Canadian Australian ltoysl Mall Line, 440 Seymour i B. Hudson River by Daylight DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY "Washington Irving," "Hendrirk Hndsen," "Robert Fulton," "Albany." Direct Rail Connections. All through rail tickets between New York and Albany accepted. Music.

Restaurant. Ideal one-day Mnnm Hfti-vii Through, H'k'pele? if Bat. NORTH BOUND Hervios Bpsi-lsj New York tieabrussea 8t. West 42d St. We? 129th St.

Yonkers. Hear Point isx. Sun.) Cornwall. Newt'iirgh. KlriKslon Point.

I'atsklll. llud.ion. Albany. A U. 10 00 1 4" ill.

8 40 8 20 2 10 40 9. Ml 11 10 -o til.30 tl3 '0 1:15 1:40 12.20 2 00 tl 10 2:60 8.28 tReturn steamer same day from pototal marked Telephone: Tana! 9.100. DHudsonTT River ay Line Desbrosses St. Tier New lork Providence BTATKKUUMH, und 01 08 Uuir. including Sunday, ti From Pier 19.

li tt. Phone 2T0O Tickets at Pier or 1 sfftseg WF.F.KDAY and BEAR MOUNTAIN I TIIK If! Str. "Grand Republic" Ml DAM 1 Dnainrl Irin Weekda? KOUnO I IIP Runda: 1 'hlldren BSc In- lud Benr Mountain I.ii>r. Tel I s. s.

Day A Trip? TUP (Weather Permitting) 15? To Atlantic Highlands. Fare 40c t.Ti I' i a A. 1 (i. r. ill A Dancing 5 1583 irUSiC Hii'dil 1' COASTW18E STKAMSHII' MM South Old Do In! SavaJinan? Southern Pacific Linea Foi pasaeni formation apply I ticket r.ffli fn or RAYMOND WHIT TOMB Tlim HI hi THAW I It'll linnlnr.

Fur Fifth Ave. New ork. Pacifie Ceett Sea I'AIIFK HAH WAY 8. PI.RRV u. A.

Mugara To The Illustrated sil.lr.se John Pierce. t'e-P't tanta? steamship Lines. Montreal. Osearte. A MER1CAN EXPRESS -TRAVEL DEPARTMENT Tioketa..