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Classified Advertising LOST. FOUND ANO "automobile stolen i hun mj S-o bla iily, white I it R. on flvo rll.I, two 10 oi i H. Hop Sev City. Tele UKW inn four onyx rjtti losl acptembor iv, N.

and BANKBOOKS the Union -i-, missing. An? Is hereby within ton No SIM 3 the i nk, to Patrick ipped I'l. return New York City. ns cautioned uot to purchase of the SavlnKS Bank, Issued to Ma. sel mont stopped.

Please to bai Eighth ave. York ma i re cautl? ned not pnrchM iaa franklin Savings Bunk. Issued to John I opped. I' 65S ghth ork HI rsons cautiom I i to or negotiate san Bankbook No. 129.90? of the Ex savli gs Bank, West 23d st.

payment stopped. Ploaso return tu Agi Bankbook No. 1,083.657 of Bank fo- Savings, 2S0 Fourth New York, payment stopped. Please return book tu No 1,081,962 of Bank Savings 2S0 Fourth Now York. stopped.

Please return book to hank. TvRMSHED APARTMENTS TO LEI iVASHINGT'3'N SQ rooms, klt lerale rental. Phone uni I vi nlng after 7. J3D near Mad son entire fluor, kitcheuettn; i tumlslii i locorated. moderato rental Phone Spi ng 338, mornings until veninge after 7.

HELP WANTED MALE THIN AUTOMOBILE KNOWLEDGE valuable issei to increase your i'arii i Learn at Ne? York'8 most complete course, tvith fl-lving, W' Write for Catalog or ne 5270 i "Ircl STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, Wist 7 i ut. Broadway. AUTOMOBILE IN5TKUCTION, CsMnr.t-Kl driving, eic, guoranteed. In -ludlu? macolne for until aocured. B.

Jk IPOS Lijlr.r''*i INSTRUCTION, 711.NO, SHOP WORK; EVENING K.ASSES; COURSE; LI C. OUAKANTEED; REDUCTION TO MEN AMERICAN AUTO BCHi LBXINOTON AVE. (69TH). f.EAKN TO PE A and f.rotHablo day and t-en-l booklrf tor-? pass v. sido Y.

II. C. Ill 57th if. pnylns proposition to vtiig machine unneceeeary I'i'l or evening. Amcrl Thoatr? Bulldinc.

Big rtionn Bryant 151C. HELP WANTED MALE ABRAHAM STRAUS Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Store hours 9 A. M. to 5:30 P.

M. SALESMEN have vacancies for men who have had experience in selling: DRESS GOODS BLANKETS BOYS Boys can find desirable employment as wrappers and messengers. Call any time during the day at the Employment Section. Cen? tral Building, Subway Floor. BOYS and YOUNG MEN Boys and young men who are interested in perma? nent positions with a fast growing mercantile organ? ization.

We have a num? ber of vacancies at this time which offer excellent opportunities. Vacancies are for Packers. Order Fillers and Stock Boys. Good pay. Call at once.

A bonus of 10 per cent payable Xmas. THE CHARLES WILLIAM STORES. Washington Street, Brooklyn, New York. Dartmo-nt of wholo-ial? opportunity fur ambitiou? hoy. JOHN Hir.T.s SONS West 27th Ht.

AMBI'l lOl BOYS V-; ITOCK ROOM AND UK VN'-E or aova iNAOER 1-1. i. BO I ri? deparl VTASTRI, i.r advancement; ITorkHhlro In t.1,*'*"' Lane, tor), ri.rl.tlan-^ to aIl Mr: for "ll hli tH.rJ^"- tmrl-m Ji- no HELP WANTED MALE to years: references required. Kay Talking Machine Chambers DECORATIVE SALESMEN Abraham Straus, Brooklyn, New York, re? quire a decorative sales? man, one familiar with high grade home furnish? ing and who has had spe? cial training in handling1 fine draperies and curtains. Permanent position, with good salary, also bonus features.

Apply by mail only, addressing Superin? tendent, Abraham Straus, Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. registered in New York State, who aro ambitious to become managers: who can adapt themselves to our system and produce the desired results, positions offered in our stores that afford oppor? tunisms for rapid advancement; salary commission. Applv any between A. and 4 P.

M. to Employment Department, Llggett's Riker Hcgenian Drug Stores, 151 Fifth I ENGRAVERS Thoroughly on Jewelry and silverware REQUIRED BY GIMBEL 33RD ST. WAV. Permanent positions, good Apply Employment Office, r.th floor. GENTLEMEN TO HANDLE FIRST CLASS shares greying concern.

Good prop? osition to right party. and salary. Write P. O. Box 44, Times Station, New York City.

MAN" 3fi, wisher? executive position; trust? worthy and responsible. Klbsteln. 18S2 Bathgato nv. OFFICE BOYS By a. large corporation: chance for advancement.

See Auditor. Bradstreet, 346 road a y. OFFICE BOYS and gentlemanly; advancement; per month to Yorkshire Insurance SO Maiden Lane, New York City. OFFICE BOY, Christian, about 16 years old, wanted In ship brokerage office. Bennott-Hvoslef IS Broadway.

Press Hands for Night Work 83 North 10th Brooklyn SALESMEN CAN MAKE BIG MONEY HANDLING OCR CALCULATOR. LIB EKAL COMMISSION TO RIGHT MEN NOW. PHONE GRAMERCY BE? FORE 10. AFTER 4 A-376 TRIBUNE iFFICE. SALESMEN to 11 on commission in Meta! profits; for particulars, apply ix li i Tribune Office.

SALESMAN. not over 46. would like to locate la New York City, who can furnish uodov'bU? evidence of abi'lty a talesman, is for position worth 6,001) to the right man. Dnawing r.cco'itit agalrist commission? Call or. H.

HUNTINGTON. lOtt 40th after 10 aid o'clock. basic open-hearth steel works in Rridg port, experienced chemist I isisl i to chief Musi ihor- oughly familiar with analyses required in aboratory of this character, and must be testing not only steel, but all raw materials used in open-hearth prac? tice. State experience anil salary expected. Box 374, Tribune Office, men to work in ship? ping department; salary 510 to start, i National Printing Engraving 130 52d st.

YOUNG MAN as mall and filo clerk. Ad- dress, stating age. references and salary expected, B. Box 128, Tribun? Vice. HELP WANTED FEMALE INSTRUCTION Wanamaker Beauty School 383 Fifth Near 36th St.

IIELP WANTED FEMALE ABRAHAM STRAUS FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. Store Hours: 3:00 A. M. to P. M.

SALESWOMEN Wo have vacancies the following partments for ualeswomen; experience is preferred, but not necessary: LADIES' CLOAKS SUITS LADIES' i Id IIS CHILDREN'S it? lUSF.FURNISHTNCS 'i i IILET ARTICLES ELVETS TI iVS AND GAMES nd NOTIONS PART TIME SALESWOMEN We car. uso a nurrjber of women who can only work two or three days a week, either all day or from 12:30 P. M. to 5:30 P. M.

CLERICAL WORKERS Th're ore a number of vacaneiei, for typ markers, c-i. ickers and In office v.ork. STOCK GIRLS WRAPPERS Th? Department of 'Wrapping la o.nitous to secure several young to fill posi? tions which are now open. any time during th? at the Km ployment fiction. Central Building, Hub way Floor.

BILLING LKRKS on 1'nderwood ma Apply American Com 100 V- a ngton i II rLKRKfl IN THE ACCOUNT DEPARTMENT OF THE NEW illK TKLJCPHONE COMPANY. HOURS SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. APPLY BK'nVHIW 1 AND TO NEW TELE INK 'iMI'AN'V, ROOM II (IHl'BOH 8T I. CITY. DRESSMAKERS, Drapers and finishers, waists and skirts, rectifier on lining; highest salary; hours.

Jeanne Dimelow, 54 W. 57th. HELP WANTED FEMALE CASHIER lor restaurant; bright, healthy beginner considered. Cali third floor, 10 West 40th st. FINISHERS, on un apprentice.

P. Mineur, 153 K. 47tU. 1 Between 16 end 23 who uecl' A REAL OCCUPATION and not a lob will flr.d It worth their wlillo to call at our EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR EKEPHONE OPERATORS 11SS BROADWAY, cor. 27th MANHATTAN This open from 8 A.

M. to 6 P. M. Courteous attendants will explain the opportunities Iri this worth? while profession and Its many comforts und conveniences. salary paid while learnlnc.

You can airo call "SPRINO OFFICIAL" for Information or apply at the following ornees BRONX 453 E. As? 12 M. to 9 P. M. BROOKLYN SI Wilioughby St.

A. M. to 5 P. M. 1336 Broadway, A.

M. to P. M. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY. GIRLS AND WOMEN Work consists of selecting wrapping orders received by mail.

Not factory work. Applicants to 40 year? of ago considered. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY urn -wo ill train you to become ORDER PICKERS PACKERS STOCK KEEPERS Pay $12.00 per to start, also positions for expe? rienced workers in abovo lines. A BONUS OF 10 PER CENT IS PAYABLE ON CHRISTMAS CALL AT ONCE THE CHARLES WILLIAM STORES 25 WASHINGTON STREET, BROOKLYN. N.

Y. PART OR FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR HOURS CAN BE ARRANGED TO DO AT HOME; HOURS CAN BE ARRANGED TO SUIT WORKERS. WE HAVE "MOST DESIRABLE POSI? TIONS THOSE CAN work only part of lay ah well as for fill time work? ERS AOREE WORK illGH EST WAGE IN EVERY DEPART? MENT; IDEAL WORKING CONDI? TIONS: GOOD PAY WHILE LEARN? ING: RAPID INCREASE WITH EX? PERIENCE. SUNSHI NE BAKERY. LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT LONG ISLAND CITY Take Quoensboro tube at Grand Central I for 11th or 2d Ave.

extension of elo I vated across Queensboro Bridge, transfer from tiny Brooklyn trolley to Crosatown Une over Vernon eve. bridge. SALESWOMEN GIMBEL BROTHERS 22RD ST. B'WAY. Require the services of experienced Saleswomen for BOOKS GLOVES SHOES LACES HOSIERY RIBBONS VEILINGS JEWELRY MILLINERY FRINGES CRETONNES WASH GOODS KNITTE A ART EMBROIDERY LEATHER GOODS many other depart ALSO PART TIME SALESWOMEN to work two or thrre clays euch week OR to work from 11 A.

to 8:30 P. M. each dny. Excellent opportunities for experience Women. Apply Employment Office, floor.

SHOE SALESWOMEN Abraham Straus, Ful? ton Street, Brooklyn, re? quire several thoroughly experienced saleswomen for their Women's Shoe De? partment. Only those who have served in houses of 1hc first order will be con? sidered. Applications can be made at the Employ? ment Office, Subway Floor. Central Building, or by mail. HELP WANTED FEMALE HOUSETVORKER, cook-waitress; 3 in family good wages Call Tuesday Wednesday" Thursday, 9 to 11.

Uriswold, 35 E. 30th SALESLADIES wanted for confi tlonery store. Fertuson, 42? Fulton Brooklyn. We can now employ a number YOUNG WOMEN 21 to 23 years of age as NJ 1HT TELEPHONE OPERATORS. P.

M. lo 7:00 A. M. Instruction la given In the day time. Salary $12 per week while learning.

The advantages of occupation be fully explained et our main Employment Office, iiJS Broalway, rorner of 27Ui Street, Manhattan, open from A. M. to P. M. If you cannot visit office caii "SPRING OFFICIAL" for Informa? tion or apply at the fellowIng branch (lleca: BRONX 433 E.

Iremont 12 to 9 M. BROOKLYN S' Willoughby 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.

1230 Bioadway. 11 A. M. lo P. M.

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE ACCOUNTANT Auditor. experienced, thoroughly competent, rapid and hard worker, change; highest refer? ences furnished. B-26, Tribune tiff ice. ACCOUNTANT; audits, ttrrangenif nts firms not employing ook keepers.

reporta prepared freo for yearly clients. 1, Tribune. YOUNG man, 28 (married); business ex? perience, near appearance, desires pesi tion an salesman wholesale house; no compensation unless successful. Bom H-'Ij, Tribune Office. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CHAMBERMAID and waitress, young Irish girls together excellent rity Miss Hofmayer's Agencv.

10 E. 3d Hour. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill. COOK, young Finn, excellent; It years' ref? erence; city or suburbs. II.

Miss Hofmayer's Agency, I11 E. 43d mi floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill. COOK long city refer? ences: excellent cook; Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 1" E.

3d floor. Telephone 8IH7 Murray Hill. COOK, chambermaid and waitress together in city; Best references E. 123th Ht. Telephone Harlem CpOK -Goo-I m-on excellent refer? ences.

Misa EitzGerald's Bureau, 365 HOUSEOLF.AN1NG. general electric vacuum. Francis, 267 West 141st at. Telephone Audubon 7413. LAUNDRESS, excellent unoualified recom mendations situation in New Jer? sey $50-535.

Hofmayer's Agencv. 10 E. 13d 3d floor. Telephone SD47 Mur? ray Hill. NURSE Tu two hlldren excellent refi i-enc? Misa Fitu lera Id's Ein WAITRESS, equal to butler, where parlor maid is employed; references; 560.

Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 E. 43d floor. Telephone 89-17 Murray Hill. BUSINESS CAUDS Carpets and Hugs We Buy Sell Make-Over? Clean, Relay, Renovate, Scour, Dye CARPETS, 4 000 yards, nil colors, I 85c.

yard up; at "10.00. up: wi Breen 1 -d, I Irii pa In i ru.o's. ii ilttal 's, Art an I pi led larpeM: hall, Fluir, purler, 1. dr. i Oiliti.tal.-?, Ktilnis, imHMtriPi, lin olcllir.r., pol picturi'S, aeauttfill i i ST1I.LI 112 i C2i Mn in (53Ui), lili.

AX.M1XSTER, Wilton. carpets mu? lullt In liko new, from e.stute* i ul storage houses; oo. $1.25 yard up; all izes, 55.01, $13.00, iJj.uo up. Oyer, i 26 room Carpet ('leaning CAr.f!rTI, CLEANING COM? Cleans by oompreaaod sir, steam, baud or on floor. 413 Bast 41th st.

COS it BRANDT. Telephone 133 Murray HIH. Diamonds Furnitur? HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniluro, an? tiques, pianos, bric-a-brac, booka, art, etc. UABAY, ss niversity Place. 'Phono Stuyvesant WILLOW AND REED Special September aale.

Direct from man ufacturer. See (Irst; will pay you. Long Beach Willow 229 Kan: 41nt st. Men's Clothing BUY GK.N'TI EMEN'S DISOArtD. ed clothing, business suits, fur lined conto, full hoes of evt positively pay more than otheie.

Call, wrlto or phone. lleyar HortKvltz, Seventh Ave. Orcen? MEN'S CLOTHING MEN'S HIGH OUADE SUITS ANL mad IiIkIi clans tailors. EXCEPTIONAL VAL? ES AT til and $36 Save "T-- -on Troubl? A Il CLOTHES SHOP f.2 Went 33d opposite McAlpln. A.

-WE buy gentlemen's discarded business overcoats, fur-lined full dress. Tuxedos, pants, shoes of every description; positively pay more than others. Call, write or phone. Meyer Horowitz, 448 ave. Greeley Mtiltltrraphine, stenography, typewriting.

reasonable. Coyne. 119 Beekman 473. MULT I GRAPH ING, print facsimile service. Bryant 464C, est 47th si.

ralenti? PATENTS. Ovf TO yea's' practice, ail communica? tion!" strictly confidential handlxiok on fret on request; special facilities for office con. Munti 4k patent attornevt BU Woolworth Building. New Tort Rags I ORIENTAL RUGS tlty bought lor highest appraising a specialty eall or write. Haxnajlan.

Went 46th 'Phono iMl Bryant. Typewriter? YPEWRITE RS RE NTE Non-rialM? 3 Visible. 3 ST.50 up payment npjilii-s If purchased. AMERICAN WKITlXa MACHINE syj ivuy. at Wiirth 8t Tel 540? JO r.

Hl. opp. Madlscfi Are I TUB TV VMiITi.lt bXClLANGIB. Bai'-laj Ki -Uj. Trunk? WARDROBBQ TRUNKS, factory at 222 6 2(1.

corner BIG BARGAINS -New nnd use'l wanlrob? trunks D00 Oih bot, 30lh-31st Women'? VVrar A usa LKU nine Eall feaiion wltl Ihn ni ii Ivane? io Is. otlne flS up. Suits hiiO readj ide and to order. si un iifht noor. Wearing Apparel SILK.

UNDERWEAR, furs, roaiH, on weekly J. Coluniliu? avo. Weather Report a.m.lSun (5:40 p.m. Moon 1:36 p.m.?Moon sets. .11:27 p.m.

Local rains to-day and probably to-morrow moderate to fresh north- ea.st winds. Local Official following of- beial record temperatures during the twenty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding date ci last year: 1919. 1918. 1919. a.

52 59 3 p. m. 65 76 6 a. m- ..1 67 6 p. m.

r.4 70 9 a. m- 55 59 p. m. 61 64 12 63 70 10 p. m.

60 62 76 degrees (at 2 p. ni.) lowest, (at 6 a. average, 66; average same date last year, 58 average same date tor thirty-three years, 62. a. a.

m. Barometer Readings? 50.10 1 p. m. p. m.

,30.10 Other People's Weather WASHINGTON. Sept. a turbance apparently short distance off Ihn Georgia coast, attended by some strong winds in that vicin'ty and by rains from North Carolina to central Florida. North east Storni warnings were ordered Tuesday morning from Fort Monroe to Tybee Island and cautionary advicea repeated Tuesday night. Pressure is high from the lake region ee.it ward arid low throughout the West, with resulting rains in the lower Missouri and upper Mississippi Valleys and the upper lake rcgi n.

There were also showers in Utah. Nevada, Idaho, northwest Wyoming and I southwest Montana and rains from northern California northward, the latter due to a disturbance of marked character that ap? proaching tlip Washington coast, where storm warnings were displayed Thursday morning. 1 Els? where the weather fair. It. i.s considerably cooler from the tipper lake region eastward and west of the Rocky Mountains, with temperatures well below the i seasonal average as a rule.

Over the re mainder of the country temperatures aro i generally high for the season. There will be rain Wednesday in the lake region, the upper Ohio Valley and the south Atlantic States, extending Wednesday night and Thursday into the middle Atlante States and New England. The weather will be fair i Wednesday and Thursday in the lower Ohio Valley, an?) the Gulf States and on Thursday in the lake and upper Ohio Valley. It will somewhat cooler Wednes day in the south portion of the middle Atlan? tic district and warmer Thursday in the lake I region. for Special Districts.

Western Pennsylvania and Western ivev York Thursday probably fair and warmer. Eastern New York and Southern New England -Local rains Wednesday and prob? ably Thursday. Eastern Pennsylvania Cloudy Wednesday, probably rain nt night anti on Thursday. Delaware and New Jersey- Cloudy Wednes? day, probably rain at night and on Thursday. Going On To-day The Aquarlun DAY fussuin Art.

Admission Van Ovtlandt Admission Now York Park. Admission American Museum of Safety. Admission free. American Museum of Natural Admission free. Meeting, Women's Club, Hotel Ast dr.

2 p. in. Meeting, Rainy Day Club, Hotel Astor EVENING Dinner, Pur Trade of Greater New York, Hole! Pennsylvania, 6:30 m. Meeting, New York County, American Legion, Carnegie Hall, p. m.

Mass Meeting, The Tenants' League of Harlem, New Star Casino, 107th Street, between Curie and Lexington Avenues, Irst 'hurch Oh lue Astori i i lotel, p. 1:1. tupping New THE TIDES High Wut er Sandy 1 look i lov? rnor's Island Hell ciato K. M. 1'.

1 :04 Hi Pol Coin Mori yesterday ha -1 Nu ece i l-'all h. ih 12 INCOMING STEAMSHIPS Due To-day i Hoval Oeorgo.Liverpool 2(1 arengo.Hull 11 Faith. -Sept. 10 Monterey. Havana.

2 4 Niagara.Bordeaux Sept. IS Sept. 22 22 I Mexico.Havana 2G Munamar.An tu la 20 Due To-morrow 1 Dante Alighieri.Genoa IG Tlvlves.Cristobal -Sept. 25 CHANGE OF NAJVIB I NOTICE IS HISnKIJY GIVEN THAT AT a meetiriK of the stockholders Va.ii,. derhoof A- Hubert.

held on September 12th, 1919, at four o'clock I'. at tho 1 of the company, No. 43 Hast 19th Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York I City, tha following resolution unanl moualy adopted: RESOLVED by the stockholders of Van i derhoof Hubert, at a meeting convened this 12th day of Septemher. that the corporate name nf Vanderhoof 1 Hubert, be changed to Hubert, Moul ton and that the president secretary of said corporation bo, and they are, hereby authorized and directed to make, sign, verify and acknowledge tl.o certlflcato of proceedings required by and cause one of such certificates to be tiled h.tI recorded In the office of tno S'-crotary of State ano a duplicate thereof In (he ofllco of the Clerk th? County uf New and to r. an.I things that may be necessary to comply with tlie provisions of law applicable lo and regu? lating change of corporate name Dated, New fork, September 12, GK? W.

HUBERT, President. WALTER R. MOULTON. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE PLISASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE firm of Little Electrical Company has dissolved partnership.

Harry Finkel, one uf the partners, retiring, leaving Moo Krcssel Harry JVrlman remaining. Dated, September 16th, 1919. MAX HOT II MAX, Attorney at Lav-, Broadway, Cil f. lt.NINC. All persons nr" caul lor: against acci or negotlatin? Bonds numbered 22, 23, 21 of Hammel, Righunler i purporting be signed by Its President and Troas urer, samo In? been abstracted from the Company's possession.

HAMMEL. CO. BUSINESS CARDS I nANIS interest, mtg-s, on wills, estates, con? tracts, elc FRANK, CDS East ISSth 'Phono Melroao Ill FULTON ST. New Dne Friday Ceo. 22 Galileo.Hull IS Be lia.Bordeaux IS Norman Bridge.Liverpool IS i Med? rd.Cristobal 24 Due Veendijk.Rotterdam Sept.

20 Ceylon Maru.Gibraltar 20 Powhattan.Brest t. 3 Sclndla.Glasgow Sept. 19 OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS Sail To-day Mail Vessel closes sails Philadelphia, San Juan S.30AM 12:00 Port Bowen. Slboney, Brest Algonquin, Turks Island AM 12:09 in- 12.10 Sail To-morrow Mauretania, So'ampton. 12:00 11 Panama, Cristobal.12:00M Hankow Maru, Hamburg 3:00 AM 11:00 AM Francis.

Santos .10:00 AM 1 I'M Clabo, Kingston 10:00 AM Sull Friduy Abangaroz, Havana 7:30 AM 10:00 AM Monterey, Vera Cruz 9:00 AM Opequan, Rrazii .10:00 AM 1:00 PM Lake Forest, Guiana ..12:00 PM Sail Saturday Amsterdam, Rottcr ilam 6:00 AM 9:00 E2. S. do Perez, Cadiz 8:30 AM 12:00 Lapland, Southampton. 9:00 AM 12 00 Si-ohane, I'atras .10:00 AM :00 PM i'esaro, Azores .12:00 :00 PM Ronny. Accra .12:00 3:00 PM Havana 11:00 AM San Juan, San Juan :30 AM 12:00 i Korona, St.

Thomas 3:00 PM AMERICAN TOUTS BALTIMORE, 6ept. Steam? er Bennuno, Halifax; Panuco, Gansflord, New York: Lake Elkwater, Norfolk. Salid: Steamers Rosarlo, Trieste; Andyk, Rotter? dam via Newa; Ammonoosuc, Coutolene, Rotterdam; Gray son, Liverpool; Phryne, Bordeaux; Eager-I lies, Gibraltar; Luke Jesnup, I Alumosii. Lisbon; Mon Caliere, Genoa. BOSTON, Steamer Ernemoro, Glasgow.

Sailed: Steamers Stanmore, Liverpool; Nacoochee, Savan-? nah; Ontario. Baltimore via Norfolk; Cov I erdale, Norfolk; Newport News; I barks Professor Koch, Norfolk; Snowdon, I Norfolk. CARE HENRY, Sept. In for Baltimore: Motor Edith Nute, Bermuda; steamers Catana, Tampico; Catorlna Ac came, Norfolk; West Chalala. Portland, Ore.

Passed out. from Baltimore: Steamers Sucrosa, Port Lobos; Clifton Hall. Genoa. CHARLESTON, S. rived Tuk' Boston with barges Northern No.

23 and Northern No. 20 in tow from New York. Sailed: Steamer Callao for Antwerp. DELAWARE BREA KAY A TER. Sept.

30. Paused out: Steamers Gerania, Philadelphia for Gibraltar; Lockport, Philadelphia for New York. Passed up: Steamer Sunbeam from trial trip. Sailed: stcao.er Proctor, Havana via Newport News. GALVESTON, Sept.

30, Arrived: Steamers Lake Mnttato, Tampico; c.iv erun, Jacksonville; Proteo, Gibraltar: Sailed: Steamer El Norte, New York. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. rived: Steamers Gulfllght, Port Arthur; Lane Winona, Key West; Galcsburg, New York; Howard, Baltimore via Savannah; Mohawk, New York via Charleston; Mer rlmack, Philadelphia via Savannah. Sailed: Steamer Apache, New Y.ji'.i via Charles? ton. SAVANNAH, O.a..

Sept. 30. Arrived: Steamer City of Augusta, Boston. Sailed: Steamer City of Atlanta, New York. KEY WEST, S.

pt. 30 Arrived: Steamers Mian i. Havana I md rcurned); City of Philadelphia, Kassa sail? Hi vana i1. Slean its leces, New York; Corn Three Friends, Savannah Savannah J'. IRT V.l..

s. a Henrv, New Yui Bellta, New York; Red c.ae. Fuchnl; Tillamook, Hull; Claus Horn, Mantanzas; Polycarp, Liverpool. PENSACOLA, Fla? Sept. Arrived Steamers Port Arthur-.

Oregon, Bluefields; barges Ramos. Vermllllon and tug Barranca, Morgan City; -ug Batha luni. Brunswick. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Steamers Vlka, Port Antonio; Lake Janet, Calbarlen; Council.

New York; Admiral Walnwrlght, New York. PORT ARTHUR, Sept. rived Steamers Gulf Stream, Providence; War Patriot Irey West. Sailed: rs Chas. M.

Everest, Pernainbuco; Ni mbuco. IRT TAMPA, Sept 20 Ar rived: Steam? Mascotte. Havana via W-st. Sailed: Schooner City of Bal REEDV ISLAND, Sept. "0.

Passed down: Stean era Lo? kp? Phil i r. New York; Afrlca.iore, for Gibraltar; Gerania, Philadelphia for Gibraltar; Gull Philadelphia for Ait hur. lowing barge Conemaugh. SAN FRANCLSCn. Sept.

Steamer Grace Dollar, Balboa. FOREIGN PORTS ANTWERP, Sept. Steamcra Mannholm Baltimore; Washington Maru Philadelphia; 29th, Navarino New York. Sailed 27th: Steamers Bervl Montreal; Worcester, New York. BROW HEAD Sept.

Passed: Steamer Drirington Court St. John. N. ii r. pt.

29. -Passed: Pt West Pool, No for Antworp. ill.AS,,. Sept, Sai -'teal Tiimu'iua Philadelphia; New York. Arrived 28th: Steamers Moi ganza, Norfolk: Galtymor-: vln.

Halifax. GRENOCK, Sept. Steamer Decatur Rluge, Mobile. HEULVA, Sept. 24.

Sailed: Steamer i Westerdyk United Statea HAMBURG, Sept. Steamer I Wheaton, New York. KONG, Sept. Steamer Teenkal (Br), New York. LEGHORN, Sept.

Steamer i Calabria New York via Genoa. LIVERPOOL, Sept. Steam en? Sunik Philadelphia; 21, i Sapuache, Galveston; Saptnero. Galveston; 1 West Tacook, New York. Arrived.

Broad mayne Philadelphia for Manches? ter; Molesey Chatham, N. B. LIZARD, Sept. Steamer Rhodealan, transport Norfolk for London. LONDON, Sept.

Steamers Western Plains. Baltimore; Wc3t Charow, Philadelphia. MANILA, Sept. Steamer Caddopeak, Newcastle, S. W.

NAPLES. Sept. Steamer i Canopio New York. ROTTERDAM, Sipt. 27- -Sailed: Steam ere Lake Festus, Newport News; West Irmo, Baltimore.

i SAGRES. Sept. Steamer Nolisment Newport News for Mar- i selllcs. ST. LUCIA, Sept.

Steamer Susquehanna (from New York), i Cape Town. SWANSEA. Sept. Steamer I West Hardaway, Femandtna. VALPARISO, Sept.

Motor ship Santa Elena, New York. ARICA. Sept. Steamer C. A.

Canfleld, Tampico. BARBADOS, Sept. Steamer Batavia; 21th, sailed, Bteamers I Everett, New Arthur H. Zwi ker, Mobile. BUENOS AYRES, Sept.

-Arrived; I Steamer Veerhaven, Norfolk; 22d, steamer Eagle, Havre. CADIZ, Sept. 23. -Arrived: Steamer P. I De Satrustegul, New York via Havana for Barcelona.

Sept. Steamer Tahchee, San Francisco. CIV1TA VECCHIA, Sept. Steamer Trevarrack, Newport News. FASTNET, Sept.

Et-am ers Laplace, New York for Manchester; Astronomer, New Orleans for Liverpool. GENOA, Sept. Banale, New 20th, steamers Canoga, Savannah, 19th, arrived, steamers ra.iime.rln. Phila? delphia via Wilmington, N. 23d, East-.

ei Star. Baltimore. GLASGOW, Sept. Ship Lyngo, Hampton Roads. KOBE, Sept.

Steamei Nip? pon Maru, Seattle. HELSINGFi Sept. Arrlv? Sleamer Catalonia, New LAS Sept. Sailed: Sleam? er Dubhe, Hampton Roads. LONDON, Sept.

Sailed: Steamers Baltimore; 30th, Saxonia, New York via Halifax. MANCHESTER, Sept. 29. Sailed: Steamer Klsnop, Jacksonville; 27th, steam? ers Castalia, Norfolk; Manchester Shipper; Philadelphia; Caledonia, Boston. MARSEILLES, Sept.

23. Arrived: Steamer Onekama, New York via delphia. MELBOURNE, Sept. 27. Arrived: Steamers LoraJn, New York via Balboa and Auckland, etc Port August New York via Frenantle Messina, Sept.

18 Steamrr Luclnno Manara Port Arthui viu Pensa s. pt 27 Pall Stean Peter II V- "i iTTERD CM, Sept. Vrr Steal lilsmi ount New Yorl SAVON'A, Sept. 2" Sailed: Steamer Coastwise Hampton Roads, SYDNEY, N. S.

Sept. Schooner Annie M. Campbell, Eureka, Sailed, 2tith. steamer Belhanga, San i'ran claco. TORRE ANNFNZIATA.

Sept. nvedl Steamer Koaxuth, Philadelphia. YOKOHAMA, Sept. Steam- er Manila Maru. Tacoma.

Sailed, 20th, steamer Canada Maru. San Francisco. BARBADOS Sept. Steamer Merauke, Batavia. DEAL, Sept Steamer Toyo Maru.

Hampton LIZARD. Sept. 30. Passed: Steamer Iris. Philadelphia tor London.

LIVERPOOL. Sept Steam. era lake Fugard, Sandy Hook; Lake Glebe. Sandy Hook; schooner Minas Prince, Arthur. OSTEND, Sept.

Schooner HAT.POA, C. Z. Sept Arrived Steamers Caucoa, Guayaquil; De Irina, si Francisco: Swlckley, Hoquiam. Sai 29th, steamer Palena, Valparaiso. CRISTOBAL, t'.

Sept. 30 -Arrived: Steamers Ulysses, Norfolk; Geo. W. I "sas. New York.

Bailee', 29th, steamers Lake Wilson. New York; Amt well, SOth, Tort Chalmers, Newport Newa PRESTON, Sept. Steamer Hampton Roads. RIO JANEIRO, Sept. 87.

Arrived: Santa Olivia, New York. SHANGHAI. Sept. Steamer Aineric. New York via Balboa and San Francisco.

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS connecting mail? clos? at the pen era! postoffice and City Hail postoffice station, New York, at 6 p. as follows: Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Zealand and specially-addressed mall Australia, via San Francisco, steamer Tu? tu i. to day. Hawaii, Guam an 1 Siberia, via San Francisco, U. S.

A. Bhendan, to-day. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. steamer Makura, October Foreign Trade Missions Now Provided With Transportation Members of the Commercial Commis sions of Great Britain, France, Italy and Belgium will sail, on October for this country, on board the United State? transport Northern Pacific, now proceeding to Brest under orders from th? War Department.

Th? commissions will arrive in time for the opening ses? sion of the International Trade Con- ference, at Atlantic City, October 20. delegates, with their secretaries and trade experts, numbering about 60 persons, will be accompanied on their trip by Edward A. Filene and Benja? min D. Lambe, representing the United States Chamber of Commerce. Owing to a chancre in plans on the part of King Albert, of Belgium, the George Washington, originally offered the missions fur the trip, hud i be with? drawn to transport the royal truest and his suite.

As no suitable American vessel was available in European waters the Northern Pacific, a five and a half day boat, was dispatched from this side, and the date for the conference postponed from September 30 to Octo? ber Merchandising Actively Holds Up Well the Country Over Taking the country a whole pur? chases by retailers from wholesalers i during the month of'September show a decline of 1 per cent from the pre ceding month, hut a gain of 1 per cent over September a ago, according I to the monthly report of the research department of the Credit Clearing House, which bases its compilation on more than ltiO.000 actuai transactions, involving nearly $120,000,000. Indebtedness by retailers to whole? salers shows a general decrease dur? ing the month, being 2 per cent less than the preceding month. Payments by the retailers remained stationary with the month before, but nre 7 per cent greater than in September, 1918, While the Northern agricultural sections manifest some hesitation, the country whole show, ri prosperous condition. Purchases ate higher any comparative periods, indebtedness less, and payments better, which means I that generally are more than holding their own. If the present labor situation clears within a short i time merchandising for fill, according I to the report, should average much than during the last four years.

Clothing Manufacturers Far Behind on Deliveries Manufacturers of men's clothing state that they nre having difficulty in making deliveries, notwithstanding that the FOR SALE THE BIG FURNITURE WORKS EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME DIRECT FROM FACTORY AT WHOLESALE PRICES Quality and. workmanehlp considered. Cur new Period Suites possess tin at? mosphere of PRICE, REASONABLE? NESS that ia exclusive and Illustrated No. on request. Showrooms open Daily until P.

M. THE BIG "i-." FURNITURE WORKS, 203-205 Hast 76th St. Just a dp cast of Ave. i. Station.

Tel. 4 160 STORAGE NOTICES UMil 127th Stii i.e.- i Down i. No. Mrs. v.

i. No Mrs. il. L. Mori i.

I Nie 701; .1. Larltin. Lot No. 1.099; C. Seydel, Lot.

No. 1,127 Mrs. P. E. Nl.kson.

Lot. No. I 1.138; -Mr-. H. Beaton, Lot No.

3.1 Ofi Mrs. i Bennett, Lot No. 3.110; Mrs. J. E.

Jensen, Lot No. Rose Feller. Lot Xo. 1.271; Acorn. Lot No.

II. F. Butler. Lot No. 1.355; Mrs.

Lawshe, Lot No. 1,511: Mrs. R. O. Hall.

Lot No. l.i&g; doors? I Doyle, Lot No. F. W. Davlson.

Lot I No. Mrs. C. Hammond, Lot No. 1.173 Mrs.

Beck. Lot No. A. B. I Foster, Lot No.

You ami each of you are hereby notified that the time for payment of our lien upon the property hereinafter described having expired, after flue notice had been you, wo will causo such property, to wit, house? hold furniture, comprising beds, bedding, chiffoniers, bureaus, settees, daven? ports, tables. sewing machines, china and glass closets, crockery, glaus ware, kitchen utensils, plated siiver cutlery, ponieres, url draper? ies, carpels, books bookcases, brio brae, pianos, luaical i istru i ents. i ai eh I palnl inga t. links and contents. Un? ear ng ap? parel, personal effects, merchandise, el as enumerated i warehouse Inventor! issued to you by this warehouse, or in your name for in whieh you may have nn interest) in the Riverdate Warehouse, to sold ar'Publt" Auctii according to th? statute in auch made and provided, at the Monarch Au tion Rooms, 161 East 125th Street, New York City, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH.

1819, AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORE NOON, and if the ia not completed on said dato the same will be contin led at "i same place on and every thereafter, beginn ng at i A. on Tuesday, and on Inulng until all are RiVERDALE STORAGE WARETIOl COMPANY, Manage SURROGATES' NOT? ES IN PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER Honorable JOHN P. COHALAN, a gate the County of New York, NOTICB Is hereby given to at! persons i.a'iiis claim! gainst (irorge H. laie of th? County of New York, oceeased, to presen? the same with voucher? thereof to the sub? scriber, at her place of transacting business, the office of her atto? leys, 8PENCKR, ORDWAV. LLOYD A IEIIUM, No.

if William Street, In th? Clvy of New fork, on or the third jf October Dated. New York, the 31st day ol Maren. PWIFT. SPENCER, ORDWAT, LLOYD WIERUMi i.t i biC.t.J.. IN PURSUANCE OF AN DER OP Honorable John 1'.

Cohalan, i nf tlu I'oumy of New Vms. NOTICE hereby given to all persona having against Clara I Gordon, late of th? County ot New York, deceased, Co pieser.t tho sum? with vouchers Hereof to the lubseriber. at place of t.ng business, care of Taylor. Jackson. Bropfty No.

30 Pine Street, In the City of New York, on or before the 21'nd day vembei next Dated. New York, trie 21 day of May 1919. THE EQT'ITARLE TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK. Executor.

LEMUEL B. PURSUANTg of in I Honorable John P. c0. halen, a Surrogate of the countv o' New York, Is hereby gtven tn all per ha Ing rlaims again? LEMUEL Y) Ql lOG late of th? ounty of New irk, cos? lo present th? samo v. era to Ihe subscriber at hii i of Irar.sactlng No.

13" Broadway, Borough it Manhattan, In th? I It; N-w York, on or before tho lot UuC cf Feo ruary, Dated. New Tork. th- rtUh of July, 1919. MT'RRAY yUlUO, Administrator with the will annexed. 136 Broad Borougb.

ui ittubi'Ua Now York City. labor troubles in 'licit trade have com? to an end. Shipments of class which are ordinar'ly completed in November arc expected to crntinue at it uni January. Manufacturers point out that hours arc generally shorter throughout the ti de I nto duction is urt ei limited th? that many workers former omp at piece work arc now on a tint? vrhich they rep Catilc Brandt? Latest Fad In Leather I upholstery Leather 'ho- -i the brands on cattle i- one i.pbol A worn a i who i had fDinr chairs uphols upon specting I a big sti shnped insigi centre of one, left there raroteas workman. Upon of he dealer siirnified sh Id it represented the brand bun tnl I cattle on ranges for identification purposes.

"How inten she exclaimed. have the chaira linished that way." INSTRUCTION BERKELEY-IRVING SCHOOL for BOYS 311 W. STREET CAPABLE teachers who give your boy individual instruction; course? ranging from primary to (ullcu't; en? trance. Gymnasium building, swimming pool and roof playground on the premises. Preparation foi West Point and An? napolis.

home study young School opens on LOI IS 1). RAY, Ph.D.. Headmaster TELEPHONE S( HI Yl ER 4s-r, Raj now school mornings. COURSES IN FRENCH Eli mentm i tirs? French be i i-. i it In tho I tit both tl lOtl St Avi slnrton 1 of II.

Me? Vol BnJ In tl afternoon at IIu (b'sth Street and exlngton Avi i These course? in i -i i i with l'Alliance I i. i. New k. are open ho Btren tu paj ti ent ol tr.iti-in fi The term begins Octobei 6th I all student a urged to register during tho week of S-ptembi HI ation i retrn ALI. I- RAN? CA1.SK, UoUejre of Iho its uf N.

I'orlr. SCHOCU NewVorU-72 bol. 38-30 tirookli'D rmiklin end jelim. I Examinations Annapolis Send forCaialog "RnccaM in Ream New Term September 15 COLUMBIA T. and IV.

(I 'I Cireproof Building Bori H'Z ,1 by Rtiilti.ni Primar? i Urj Drill. i.t?ni'Mn It I'I'Mllkitr SrlliKil Pi I junio! Grado? tlodsrn LU Cil 1 kiuui Milita? Drill A- Hle. JtUUVl ii.jy? HMiW.yythSI Hrwrirk niltd I63S lyra? A. w'xir MACKENZIE SCHOOL, MONROE, OkANGE N. Y.

90 Minutes from Broadway. Fall Term September 24th. Bei I I lust ited taiugue NEW I.AA SCHOOL Schob I Ihm-iI. i Method" ernli the iirindple? id r- um on th i ni and rulea bi-in C15 W. N.

i. ni.ig.). SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND LIBERAL ARTS 213 WEST IJ8TH fORK CTTT FINE AND APPLIED ARTS LIFE, DESIGN, CRAFTS LITERATURE, HISTORY DRAKE IN TiiE. II iB.U? P'. BHtVUUhl Is is? i Bttittiu a.

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M. ti5.i:?'jal lartfi Both School! Otaa Ad Ask for Hamilton Insiitute (or Boys Vf. E. A eor. 89th St.

I to ho? ti Its to for Catal Tel 6802 ti vejr N. Archibald Shaw, Principal BERLITZ SCHOOL irhsttid 10 Wett 1 th tl.mnton SV.rt TT-IIiltS DE BBUCS A'-Y TIMIi CWI8HT SCHOOL 38-33 Stu A Writ I A r. FRIENDS' SEMINARY iffi Uni.TI.r'r-. IT' Hozi. Xoa r-' rrqi-H.

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PRATT We wilt gladly help you select the right school. NEW YORK TRIBUNE School Department C. DF.LMO: CO 7eIephone Beekman.