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20 THE SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1919. ELECTION NOTICES. tfth corner of W. 14th tt. and a I. Nlch-iAVv- St. Nlcholai ave., W. 116th it. and Convent ave. Ilth E. D. A diagonal Una from the . , . . i , i ... .1 ... IKAtH at. to the corner of Colonial rarkw'ay andt V. 148th at.. 'W. 146th st, Bt. Nlcholaa tTt. and fit. Nlehntna nl. th E. D. A diagonal line from the corner of W. 180th at. and St. Nlcholaa pi. f. point on Edgecombe save, oppoilte W. IWth at.. Edgecombe ate., and a diagonal irom tne corner 01 atcoiiiu W. 14Sth iL to the corner of Bt. Nlch olaa pi. and W. 160th at. 40th E. D. W. Ud at., St. Nlcholaa pi, a diagonal line from Bt. Nlcholai pi. and IVtiKSth. it. to Convent ave. and W. 180th st.'Convent ave. and St. Nlcholai ave. 41st E. D. W, 155th it.. Edgecombe avet, a diagonal Una from a .point on Edgecombe ave. opposite W. 164th it. to the corner of W. 160th t. and St. Nich- olas pi., St. Nicholas pl(7 W. 16d St. and St. Nlcholai ave. Twenty-secon- d Assembly District. 1st E. D.-- W. H6th it.. Convent ave.. W. ltJd st Hamilton pi. and Amiterdam ve. Id E. D. W. 145th et.. Amsterdam ave,. W. 144th at. and Broadway. E. D. W. 141th St.. Amiterdam ave.. W. ,14tn t., Broad ay. W. 144th st. and lah Xih E. D. W. HSth St., Convent to., W. 146th st. and Amiterdam ave. Mh K. D.W. 147th it.. Amitrdamave., W\Hli st. and Broadwsy. t E. D. A dlnronal lino from the corner dt W. H7th tt. and Broadwsy to the cor- ner of W. 148Ui st. and Amsterdam ave., A&sterdsm ave. and W. 147th Et. 7lh E. D. W. 148th it., a dtsronal line Irom the corner of W. 14th it and AoMef; dam ave. to the corner of W. 147th at. and Broadway. Broadway, W. lieth at. and Bud. aftrt' lihcr. fch E' D. A diagonal line from the corner ol,W. l.ilh st. and Broadway to the corner otnW. 149th st. and Amsterdam ave., ave. and W. 14Slh st. trth E. V. V.: 149th St., a diagonal line from tha' corner of Amstcrdsm sve. and W. 149th sUto the corner of Broadway and W. ltlth t. IV. HSth it. and Hudson River. 10th E. D W. lilsi st., Broadway, W. HSth d Hudson lllver. ' ITth E. U. Wi ltOth it.. Amsterdam ave., 119th tt. md Broadway. jitb. E. D.w. lllt it., Convent ave., W. 14tlh st. and Amiterdam ave. Uth E. D.-- W. lSlat t., Amsterdsm ave., W. USth at. and Broadwsy. 1tth E. D. A diagonal line from the corner of Riverside Drive and W. lSljt st. to the cotaer of Broadwsy snd W. U!d St.; thence s disgonal line from the corner of Broadway atfd- W. l&2d it. to the corner of Amsterdam ati. and W. Hist it., and W. I6lst st. lith E. D W.XS2d st.. Amsterdam ave.. and aagunal line Xrom the corner of Amsterdam nvjtv-an- d W. lilst st. to the corner of Broadway and W. I62il st. \lth E. D, W. ltJd St.. St. Nicholas ave., Convent ave., W. I5lst st. and Am- sterdsm ate. 17th E. D. W. 153d st.. Amsterdam ave, W itj . n jk ... ilth E. D. W. 153d St., Broadway, a ROd IV. Utd et. to the corner of Riverside Qrlve and W. 161st tt., W. 161st st, and Hudson River. -- Ilth E. D. W. 15Sth st.. Amsterdam .., W. 16th at.. St. Nicholas ave., W, lild it. and Hudson River. ..10th E. B. Riverside Brlve, a diagonal lfne from the corner of Riverside Brlve and \VrV 156th st. to the corner of Broadway and W. 167th at., Broadway, a diagonal line from the corner of Broadway and W. 156th at, to tho corner of Amsterdam ave. and vy, 156th st., and W. 15fth at. list E. B. A diagonal line from the cor- ner of W. 156th st. and Broadway to the corner of WY 167th st. and Amsterdam aye., Amiterdam ave. and a diagonal line from the corner of Amsterdam ave. and W. lsMh at. to the corner of Broadway and Wv 156th at. ' 2ld E. B. W. 157th st.. St. Nicholas av., V. 168th st.. Speedway, V. 165th st.. St. Nicholas ave., W. 166th at, and Amster-da- ave. ;3d E. B. W. 15$th at.. Bt. Nicholas avt., W. 157th st. and a diagonal line from tJHf corner of Amsteidam ave. 'and W. 157th to the corner of Broadway land W. nk. at. I '24th 13. B. A diagonal line from the cor-rf- tf of W. 15Sth st. and Broadway to the corner of W. 157th at', and Amsterdam ave.; thence a diagonal line from the corner of W;. 157th st. and Amsterdam ave. to the corner of W. 166th st, and Broadway, and Braadway, ''!5th E. B. W. 151th St., Broadway, a diagonal line from the corner of Broadway and W. 157th at. to the corner of W. 15th st. and Riverside Brle, Riverside Brlve, W. 155th it. and Hudion River. 26th E. B. W. 160th st.. Broadway, W. lMth st. and Hudion River. 27th E. B. A diagonal line from the cor- ner of Broadway and W. 158th it. to the corner of Amsterdam ave. and W. 155th at W. 16Jth st. and Broadway. MJlth E. B. YV. 159th st.. St. Nicholas axe., Vf. 15Sth at. and a diagonal line trom tho corner of Amsterdam ave. and W. lllth st. to the corner of Broadway and If. 159th st, ,J9th E. D. W. 160th at,. Speedway. W. Ifflth at.. St. Nicholas ive.. W. 169th at. and Amsterdam ave. 10th E. B. W. 160th st.. Amsterdam ave., W. 159th st. and Broadway. list E. B. W. lClst St., Amsterdam' aye.. W. 160th st. and Brosdway. 2d E. B. W. 162d st... Broadway, ltOth st. and Fort Washington ave. 19d E. B. W. 161st sr.. rt Washington avt., W. 160th tt. and Hudson River. 14th E. B. W. 165th st.. Riverside Brlve. W. 161st st, and Hudson River. 55th E. B. W. 162d st.. Speedway, W. lfth' St., Amsterdam ave., W. ltlst st. and Broadway. 16th E. B. W. 16ld st.. Harlem River, Uh ave., W. 162d st,, Bradhurst ave., W. U8th st. and Speedway. 7th E. B. Harlem Rive. W. Uid st., a diagonal line from the corner of W. 15Jd st. and Macombs pi. to the corner of W. 152d at. and Ith ave., and 8th ave. cllth E. D. A diagonal line from the corner of 8th ave. and W. 152d st. to the corner of Macombs pi. and W. 153d St.. W. 161d at., Harlem river, 'W. 149th at. and 8th ave. f tlth a D. W. 152d at.. 8th ave., a di- agonal line from the corner of W. 160th sV and 8th ave. to the corner of W. 151st strand Bradhurst ave., and Bradhurst ave. 40th E. B. 11'. 165th st.. Bradhurst ave., W. 145th st, and Edgecombe ave. 41st E. D. A disgonal line from the corner of W. 161st et. and Bradhurst ave. to the corner of W. 160th st. and 8th are.. Ith ave.. w. llliu st. ana uraanurst ave. w 42d E. B. W. 149th st, a diagonal line from the corner of W. 149th st, and 7th ave. to the corner of W. 148th at. and 8th ave.. and 8th ave. 4Sd E. B. A diagonal line from the cor- ner of 8th ave. and W. 148th st. to th corner of 7th ave. and W. 149th st.. W Ullh at.. Harlem River and W. 148th st. 44th E. B. W. 148th it., Harlem River, W. HTlli et. ana sin ave. 46th E. B. W. 148th St., 8th ave., W ltfth st. and Bradhurst ave. 46th E. B. W. 147th st., Harlem River, W. 14(th st. and 8th ave. 47th'E. B. W. 146th st.. Harlem River, W. 145th at. and a diagonal line from the corner of 7th ave. and W. 146th st. to the corner of Sth.ave. and w. 146lh st, 48th E. B. A diagonal line from the corner of 8th ave. and W. 146th at, to the corner of 7th ave. and W. 145th at.. W. 146th st,, Harlem River., W. 144th at, and Ith ave. , Twenty-thir- d Assembly District, 1st E. B. W. 165th it.. Fort Washington ave., w. lsun si., iiroaaway, w. 163d St., Fort Washington sve., W. 161st st. and River-aid- e Brlve, 2d E. B. W. 163d at.. Amiterdam sve., W. Mid st. and Fort Washington ave. Td E. B.-- W. 163d St.. Harlem River, W 162d at. and Amsterdam ave. 4th E. B.-- W. 164th st.. Harlem River, W. M3d st. and Amsterdam sve. 6)h E. B. W. 164th st., Amsterdam ave., W. 1634 st. anil Brosdway. tth E. B W. lGSth st,. Amiterdam ave., W. IKth it., Harlem River. W. 164th it., St. Nich- olas sve. and Audubon ave. 7th E. B. W. 167th st Edrecombe ave., W. 165th it. and Amsterdsm ave. Ith E. B. W. 16Sth st Audnhon ave., W. 167tti st., Amsterdam sve., W, lftth st., Au- dubon ave., St. Nlcholai ave., w, 164th at. and Fort Washington ave. !5th E. B. A dlaronal line from the corner of Audubon ave. and W. 169th at. to the corner of Amaterdam ave. and W. 170th at., IV. 170th at.. Harlem River, W. 165th at.. Colonial Tarkway, W. 167th st. and Audubon ave. 10th E. B. W. 17tst St.. Haven ave., W. 170th st Audubon ave , W, HSth st.. Fort Washington ave., W. 161th st. snd Hudson Sver. 11th E. B.-- W. 172d St.. Fort Washington sve., W. nist St., Audubon sve., W. 170th st and Haven sve. Ilth K. B.-- W. 171st St.. Amsterdsm ave a dlaronal line from the corner of Amiterdsm sve. snd W. 170th st. to the corner of Audu. bon ave. and W. 169th at., and Audubon Uth E. B. W. 17M it . Amiterdam ave.. W. 171it st. snd St. Nicholas sve. 14th E. D.-- W. 173d st.. Bt. Nlcholis are. tT. 171st st. snd Fort Waihlnrton ave 16th E. B W. 174th st.. Audubon are W. 172d st. snd St. Nlcholaa ave. 16th E. B. A diagonal line from the corner of W. I7tth it. and Audubon ave. to tl come of W. 17ld st. and Amsterdam ave., Amsterdam avo.. W, 172d st. and Audubon ave. 17th E. B. W, 175th st., Amiterdam e.. W. itl.t st., Harlem River. W 170th st,. Amsterdam av a dUgi.,.1 Hue from corner of Amiterdam ave. and W. i\V .!.' .,?..Lh') \\\r of Audubon ave. W. 174th st.. W, 171th st. and Btl Nicholas avt. VJ?ih ,E' ,?.\TW' \l D\Iot Jan., JP'i. V\ Wadsworth ave.. W. 175th Nicholas ave.. W. I78d St.. Fort Wash: tngton ave., W. 17d at.. Ilav.n .. w tllst st. snd Hudson Itlvtr. . J9,th E D. w, 177th st.. St. Nicholas ,. Vi. 1761H st.. Audubon ave., W. 176th at. and Wadsworth ava. \- - . .iim Amsieroam v- -. W. 1I61K su and are. ELECTION NOTICES. list H. D. A diagonal line from the corner of W. 171th it. and Audubon ave. to the corner of W. 178th aL and Amsler-da- ave., Amiterdam ave., W. 177th at. and Audubon ave. 23d E. D. A diagonal line ner of Wad.worth ave. and V. mth.t. to the corner of Bt, Nicholas ave., ana W, 171th rft.. W. 178th st.. Audubon.ave., W. 176th St., St. Nicholas ave. ana W. 177th st. SJd E. B. W. 179th st,, a diagonal line from the corner of Amsterdam avo. and W. 179th st. to the cornerof Audubon avs. and W, 171th at, W. 178th st, and Bt, Nlcholaa aye. 24th E. B. W. 17Jth St., Wsdsworth ave., W. 179th St., St. Nlcholai Vve., a dlsgonsl line from the corner of St, Nicholas sve. and W. lllth st, to the corner of Wsdiworth ave. snd W. 177th St., W. 177th st, snd Brosdwsy. 25th E. B. W. HSth St., Brosdway, W. 177th St. snd rinehurtt are. 26th E. It. W. 179th st, a dlsgonsl line from the corner of Fort Wsshlngton sve. snd V. 179th it to tha corner of Brosdwsy snd W. 178th st.) W. HSth St. snd Northern ave. ui ft li n . uuv l. , aiac m,w., it. 179th St., Northern ave., W. 178th at, rine-hu- are., W. 177th St., Depot lsnc, W. 177th st. snd Hudson River. 2Stn E. B.-- W. istat st. Northern ave., W. 179th st. snd Hsvea, ave. ' . 29th 11 B. A \dlaronal line from the cornet of Northern ave. and W. lSlit st. to the .cor- ner of rinehurtt ave. and W. 180th st.'W. ISOth st., Fort Wsstdnctoa ave., W. 179th st son iorinern sve. 30th K. B. W. 181st St., Fort Wsshlngton ave., W. 130th St., snd a diagonal Una from the comer of W. 180th st. snd Plnchurit avo. to the corner of W. 181st st. snd Northern are. 31st E. B. W. 181st st, a diagonal line from tho corner of W. lSlit st snd. Brosdwsy to the corner of W. ISOth st snd Fort Wsshlngton stc and Fort Wsshlngton ave. S2d E. B. A dlsgonsl lino from the corner or W. lSlth st. snd Fort Wsshlngton sve. to the comer of W. 181st st. snd Brosdwsy, Brosdwsy, W. 182d it, St. Nlcholss sve.. W. lJltt st, Wsdsworth ave. and W. MOth st. 23d E. D. W. 180th st, Brosdwsy, W. 17Sta St. snd Fort Wsshlngton ave. 14th E. B. W. 179th st. Broadway, Vf. 180th st, Wadsworth ate., W. 178th st, and a dlaronal line from the corner of W. 178th st, and Broadway to the corner of ort Washington ave. and w. 173tn st. 35th E. B. W. 181st st, Audubon ave., W. 180th St., St. Nicholas ave., W. 179th St. and Wadaworth ava. S6th E. D. W. 180th St.. Amsterdam ave., W. 179th st. and St. Nlcholaa ave. 87th iS. B W. 18Id at.. Audubon ave W. 183d st, Amsterdam ave.. W. 185th St.. Harlem River. W. lSlit1 at. Amster- - flam ave., W. 180th st, Audubon ave., W. 181st St. and St. Nicholas ave. SSth E. p. W- - 184th st, Amsterdam ave., W. 183d st, Audubon ave., W. 182d St. and St. Nicholas ave. 39th E. B. A diagonal line from the corner of W. 18th st. and Audubon ave. to the corner of Amsterdam ave. and VV. 187th at, W. 187th st, Harlem River. W. 185th st., Amsterdam ave., W. 184th st. and Audubon ave. totn B. B. w. 186th st. Audubon aye., W. 184th St., St. Nicholas ave., W. irath St. and Wadsworth ave. 41st E. B. W. 187th it. Wadsworth ave., w. 185th st. St. Nlcholaa ave., W, 182d st. and Broadwav. 42d E. DV A Una at a notnt at the Hudson River opposite the northerly end of Bennett ave. and running eastM? uennett ave.. Bennett ave., Broadway, W. 151st st. and Hudson River. 43d E. B. Kalrvlew ave., Wadsworth Terrace, W. 190th st, Wadaworth ave., W. 191at st, St. Nicholas ave., W. 186th st, Wadsworth ave., W. 187th st, and Broad- way. 44th E. B W. 188th at.. Audubon ave.. W. 187th st, a diagonal line from the corner of Amsterdam ave. and W. 187th st. to the corner of Audubon ave. and W. 186th at, W. 186th st. and St. Nicholas ave. 45th E. B. W. 190th st, Amsterdam ave.. Laurel Hill Terrace. W. 187th st Audubon ave., W. 183th st and St. Nicho las ave. tlth E. B. Byckman at. Harlem River. W. 187th St.. Laurel Hill Terrace. Amster dam ave., W. 190th st and Bt. Nicholas ave. 47tl E. B. Hillside ave., St Nicholas ave.. W. 191st St., Wadsworth avo., W. 190th st., Wadsworth Terrace. Falrvlaw ave. and Broadway. 4Sth E. B. Bvckman It.. Vermuvea ave.. Arden tt.. Naglelave., Hillside ave., Broad way, liennett ave.. a line runnlnr wett from the northerly end of Bennett ave. to the Hudion River, and Hudion River. 49th E. B. Academy st, Sherman ave., Byckman St., Nagle. ave., Arden st. and ermllvea ave. EOth E. B. W. JOClh it.. Harlem River. urcKman ex.. bnerman ave.. Academy si, JNasle ave. and Amsterdam avp. Slat E. B. W. lllth St.. Harlem River. W. 206th st Amiterdam ave., Nacle aie., Acad- - emv si. ana snerman ave. 62d E. B. Hawthorne it.. Sherman ave., Academy it. and, Cooper st. 63d E. B. W, 215th st.. Seaman ave.. Academy ,st, Vermllyea ave., Byckman st, Hudson River and Harlem River. 51th E. D. isham at. Broadway. W. 207th st.. Sherman ave.. Hawthorne at.. Cooper st.. Academy st and Seaman ave. 55tn E. IJ. w. 211th St., Amsterdam ave., Sherman ave., w. 207th st. and Broadway. 56th E. B. Harlem River. Broadwav. Spuyten Buyvll Creek, Harlem River, .W. 211th at, Isnam st, Seaman ave. and W, 215th st 67th E. B. Snuvten Buyvll Creek. uroaaway ana nariem ltiver. juh.n u. vooimis. CHARLES E. HEYBT. JAMES KANE. JACOB A. LIVINGSTON. Commissioners of Elections. October 4. 1919. r AUTUMN RESOllTS. NEW JERSEY Lake wood. LAUREL HOUSE LAKEWOOD, N.J. NOW OPEN for the Fall. Winter and Spring seasons. Equable cli- mate, outdoor sport, reconstructed golf course. The Laurel House noted for cuisine and charming social atmosphere. Booklet. ANDREW J. MUItl-IIT- , Manager NEW JERSEY Atlantic City. fiM.ijo.eusnii.niu.ii. THE LEADING RESORT HOUSE OFTIIE WORLD ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. UTHE NATION'S UEALTU SBOF\ HEALTH IS EFFICIENCY 1 A CermJcUe Climate sod Clean Streets J No put. Nc Dirt Innumerable Outdoor Reereatlonl and Indoor Entertainments Ownership lisnsgtment Joilah Whits 4c SonsCa. LE MOYNE MANOR, 619 Oriental Avs., half block from Boardwalk: adjacent to at Charlea Hotel: excellent table; open all year. Telephone 3017. NEW YORK Bronx.ills. T E U LAXAN & imnutr4 Irom Grand CtxtraL 00 electrlii trains dally. City con- veniences In the country, Oolf urut xenms caaaie uoreee. Bally concerts Bancinr. HOTEL GRAMATAN Lawrence Park. Bronxvllle. N.T. Briarcliff Codge BRIAnCLIFF MANOR. N. Y. Open Until After, Thnnkaglvlng. LEGAL NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKHNi TAKE NOTICE that on the 7th day of October, 1819, at twelve o'clock noon of that day, at No. 144 Lincoln Avenue. In tha Borough and County of Bronx, I will sell pursuant to Sections (5 and 68 of the Psrsonal Property Law of the Statu of Nsw York, .at public auction, to the highest bid- der, one Maxim-Da- rt Motor Vehicle, dumrj body, Serial No. ,0S. A. A. KINHTLEIL Auctioneer. J. W. O'BANNON, tt Wall atrsat. New York City. TYPKWItlTKltS ItENTED. Typewriter TYPEWRITERS RENTED Hon Vlslbls, Moa. IS; .Visible, I Uos. n.tO op.' Initial Psymsnt Applies If Purcbnaot. AUEltlUAN Wit I TIN (1 UACIJINB CO., INOL. , IS Ilraadway, st Worth St. I Tsl. (401 JO U. 23.1 St., opp. llajlion Ave. I rraaklla. TUH TYPKWnlTKU EXCIUNQK, 10 Barclay Bt. Tel. 47xt naretay. rOB SALE. DIAMONDB bought, sold, for cash only. Ba lalea bought 11BNNBTT. ITS U'war tupstalrs). SITUATIONS WANTED MALE, YOUNO dlachargsd colored officer, law school graduats,, notary, dsslrss position In law or rsal estate concsrn. B. PU08LY. It Wast Uth St. PAINTER wants wnrkt landlord, real estate i reasonable, UEItaSTEIN. tit B. tilth BU UELr WANTED- - -- FEMALE, Bomeone said the other day that If we could explain all at once the , many features of telephone operating that make It so attractive not only to girls, but to mothers who want to know that their daughters jO well cared for In the business they enter, we would have more applicants for admission to our Training Bepartmenta for Operators than we could possibly handle. We have not the space to tell all these things here, but we will be glad to give you all the Information you deslrs about telephone operating If you will call at our Main Em- ployment Offlce, 1168 BROAD-WA- T, COR. 17TH STREET, MANHATTAN, 8 A. il. to 6 P. M., OR AT THE FOLLOW-1N- O BRANCH OFFICES! BRONX. 451 E. Tremont Ave., 12 M. to t P. M. BROOKLYN. II Wllloughby St., 9 A. M. to 5 r.vjt, 1131 Broadway, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Olrla 16 to. 23 are eligible. Salary Is paid while learning. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY. GIRLS WOMEN. PART OR FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE . WORK TO BO AT home; HOURS CAN BE ARRANOEB TO SUIT WORKERS. WE HAVE MOST BESIRABLE POSI- TION'S FOR THOSE WHO CAN WORK ONLY PART OF DAY AS WELL AS FOR FULL TIME WORK- ERS; AGREEABLE WORK; HIGH- EST WAOE IN EVERY BEPART-MEN- IBEAL WORKING CONDI- TIONS: OOOB PAY WHILE LEARN- ING; RAPID INCREASE WITH EX- -, PERIENCE. SUNSHINE BAKERY, LOOSEWILES BISCUIT CO., -- LONG ISLAND CITY. Trki Oueenaboro tuba at Grand Central for 11th St.. or 2d Av. extension of ele- vated across Queensboro Bridge, transfer from anr Brooklyn trolly to Crosstown line over Vernon Av. Bridge. Available positions as KiGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS. Hours ;10 P. M. to M. Experience not necessary. We can now employ a number of women 21 to 35 years of age. We teach you and pay you 312 a week while learning. This Is a splendid opportunity for women who seek a worth-whil- e occupation with real opportunities for advancement snd unusual pro- visions for the workers' comfort and well-bein- Call 8PRINO OFFICIAL\ for full Information or apply at MANHATTAN 1158 Bway, cor. 27th St.. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. BRONX 453 E. Tremont'Ave.. 12 M. to 9 P. M. BROOKLYN 81 Wllloughby St., 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. 1336 Bway., 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY. I HELP WANTED MALE. DESIGNER AN EXPERI ENCED MAN ON TOOL, JIG AND FIXTURE WORK. PO SITION PERMANENT TO RIGHT MAN. WAGES COM. MENSURATE WITH ABIL ITY AND EXPERIENCE APPLY BY LETTER OR IN PERSON, WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS COM PANY, NEW HAVEN, CONN., OR SEE MR O'NEILL ON MONDAY, TUESDAY OR WEDNES DAY, OCTOBER 6, 7 OR 8, AT NO. 312 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. DIESINKERS A NUM BER OF EXPERIENCED DIESJNKERS. GOOD WAGES, BEST OF WORK- ING CONDITIONS. APPLY IN PERSON OR BY LET- TER, WINCHESTER RE- PEATING ARMS COMPANY, NEW HAVEN, CONN., OR SEE MR. O'NEILL ON MON- DAY, TUESDAY OR WED- NESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 7 OR 8, AT B12 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. Auto School Largest and best school tn the Vf BBT SIDB U.S. Send for booklet and pass T. M. C. A. to school. Telspbone Columbus git W. 47th St. THO. Special classes for ladies. ELECTRICIANS WANTED Mill .1. trlclans and rspalr man, all grades, includ ing armature winners a. s u, u. Apply p. O. Dox No. 4tl, Pittsburgh, for particulars. jliNlon CLBUKs Oooa ODDortUnltv tnm advancement; High School gradual) s uges ItO a month. Room 1041, 180 Broadway. LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR Pleas- ant. yproOtable work; day and evening elasees. Send for frss booklet and pass, WIC8T SIDU T. M. C. A., lit West tlth St. D131I.VAfctllEH--.i- l; room slid board. 117 Court St.. Brooklyn. BJTUATIO.NS WANTED FEMALE. WIDOW. Amarlcan. with girl I years, deelrss position, companion, houdkaspsr, bachelor or widower's horns; no objsctlon to country or suburbs. B, U VL, Wsstflsld r, o, w. j. INSTRUCTION. N\EW YORK CITY. LECTURE! TONIGHT, 7 TO 9 P.M. ACCOUNTANCY BY Frank Broakcr, C.P.A., No. 1 Founder of tho Certldcd Publlo Accountant Profession In tha U. 8. Secretary of First Board of O. P. A. Examiners. Factory Controls Application of O ver- - head t hemes Elimination of ,Stck Tak- - Ing vuanryina: rtir Mupervisor Poiitions Verification of 3ost of Production, etc , ntc. Initiation to attend uithout obligation of any kind. Stating tapaetlv limited. To Injurs rejerraiioti, ttltphone .or ait. Broakcr Accour.tlcs Corporation. Uruakor BuUding, 03 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. Tclcphono Stuyrraant 831. ACCOUNTANCY Complete Course 13H Months BY THE \BROAKEIl METHOD\ By special renuost, a llmltod class will ronvano Thursday ovonlngs, 7 to 0 P. M., commencing OCTOBER 9TH rmlnln tA. c \'i\PI stcnetl to qualify for Private an id rub-- j C. P. A. EXAMINATIONS rrrtfon&lly conducted by FRANK BROAKER.C.P.A.No.1 Stcrttarv First Board oj Crrtifled Public Ctrtiflrd Public Accountant Profession . in svpc lirnilfr A iaWttt Ti tirm Piirn.. Inc. C3 Fiftn Ave., N. Y. Phone Rtuyvosant 831 ask ror uookioc jno. vi Lecture a technical discuss- ion of \Fundamen- tals of Accounting, Basic Statements for Opening Books, and Elucidation of Account ing Propositions\' will be given at Pace Institute, Friday, Oct. 10, 8 P. M. A limited number of tickets are available. Apply to Pace & Pace, 30 Church St., New York, . Jvr (onemfrmfio A School Where Itrcorila Are Made Boarding and Day ruptU. The Principal will bo at the Main Of- fice (Girls' School) from 12 to 2 V. M. and from 4 to 0 1. M. dally to interview parents. 'Phono Columbus 744. Cata- log on ronUMt. llovs' Schnm, 7?d St. A- - West End Ave. Girl' School. .101 West 72d St. Boys' Country School, Preston Park Lodge, Pa. Enrollment may be made now. PREPARE NOW 'ro rout run it (irSUtKS aCTTYmii m aV s BUSINESS IS MUMMING, . Ztiit MIW5 Alts iOOdlKCiBsJlXS TaTTST7\ BUL6IN0 VHTH MONEY. SHIPPING, f M0iririHG.VlR HUtD OtWlliCn RUIft ( OtCftnAMM.SAUSCURa.CASNl(ILACC0UinCa MTAUiS UPON REQUEST. FIFTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING lEXlrlCTOtl AVE. AT TWEWTJC THJRO STREEI THE BROWN SCHOOL OF TUTORING 241 WestTAthSt. Phone Col. SS3 1. Founded lOOrt. Positively one at 4 time v.lth teacher, teaches pupil HOW TO STUDY, and to acquire I .NUB. PENDKNCE Or TIIOliollT. Per- centage of subjects passed in June nearly double that of other achonLc. study supervision. Two years' work in one. A School with an Atmosphere of Work.' Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sacra ttrial, Typevtriling, Civil Ssrvi:e c rnd Penmanship Departments. Day and livening Sessions. Call or write for Catalogue. 123d SL & Lenox Ave, la a College Preparatory School with it rone Primary and Junior itraaet. Modern icnooi Collegiate butldinir. I.trge Oymna Hum. Military Drill and !linrvlsH ilklatlM OLlIUUl Boys read4 lilt ZStndvetr btCtnsSept 30lh Ca'atoyue The Gardner School for Girls 11 Kast Slst street New York Cttj Boarding and Day School, Primary to Post.Qraduata. College Prepara- tory, Academic and Secretarial Musle. Outdoor Athletlca. -- ..\I\- enr Begins October 1st, IBID ffllBB (Enuklin b SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Twsntieth Year. A School which equips women for life; Its standard la upheld by hundreds f former students. Commercial Engineers Building. B7 WKST 8MH STREET, NEW YORK. Tel. l( Vanderbllt. . HARLEM Y. M. C. A. S WEST 125TH STREET EVENING SCHOOL Stenography, Bookkeeping. Drafting, Surveying, Hlfytrirnl nnH nthor r;..-- .. sium. Baths and special privileges. Send ior circular. I'fasiTB - isssl ail Reopens Sent. tOth 13,1 v.r i w, ltsth St, J6 Ft. Waah. Av, TRINITY SCHOOL ... \-io-iS- ,,. new York iff!?. vIV ,,i.ui'h \tranos. lleglrls .Monday, Sept. Mnd. Evening Classes In BALLARD CltKSa SHORTHANII f.nd. A0,.,ch TI-\ltln- SCH06L nfi,,wmI ,,nc'' Y.W.C, STWOffiAPtllC AND SCaTTARWl CDUBSES a acraax. wrsui nwLl Ul mi DTsaTCT II TUOllS 5E L.FRITZ SCHOOl . jji Fir in Avtnui n.tt. Mo4ontn 7i' .- - Shorthand, Typewriting. Book. UfJJfltZz \\UP'W- - ,8crsurrshlp taught fjlirrCZZ. lndfrldiully.dallyandare. xe fJwmOXme Otaltsma. l.tUb'war.oar.teU. INSTRUCTION. NEW YORK CITY. Berkeley - Irving SCHOOL for BOYS 311 West Eighty-thir- d Street An Ideal school which tclll sal. tify tttry txpeclaiion and desire PURRICULUM, of the highest standard with injiv'dusl instruc- tion in courses ranging I torn primary to college entrsnce. No home study for young boys. Boys successfully taught for 39 years. Only private school with swimming pool, gymnasium and roof play- grounds on the premises. , Sports that develop. the boy mentally and physically. Preparation for West Point and Annapolis. Supervision from 8:30 A. M. to S P. M., if desired. SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 30 Illustrated Catalog on request LOUIS O. RAV, Ph. D., Headmaster TELEPHONE, SCHUYLER 4830 Ilr. Ray Now at school Mornings. DANCING. At Terrace darden DANCE PALACE Saturday Aftornoon CLASSES for CHILDREN AND ADULTS 9 In claw Ira J, .nurprntative. fccentrfr and modern dancing. Classes now forming for bcclnnors, lntcnntxlJatcn and adrancod pupils, under dlruct supervision of EVELYN HUB'S ELL 56tb St., nnar Loxlngtdn Ave. Tel. 1'lasa 7. BROOKLYN V Public Speaking Tho n Y.\\M. C.\T(CarnageT) course. Develops and the ability to think clearly and to speak ef- fectively cither in public address or private Interview. Begins Thurs. Eve., Oct. 23 ALLIED COURSES Atlrcrllsino, Salesman- ship, English Jar Business Men. r Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A., (US Hanson ri. OUT Otf TOWN. Academy of St. Joseph In The Pint Brentwood, N. Y. Boarding School for Toung Ladles l'reparatory Collegiate Affiliated with the. State University Complete Courses lt -- Art, Vocal and Instrumental Muals - SPACIOUS CAMPUS ATHLETICS The New Georgetown Preparatory School will onn on September 17. 1919. In new buildings en a 90 acre campus, eight miles from the White Houte In the Villa section of Montgomery Co., 11 d. Students admitted this year ror irst rear men ana ror class In preparation for First Year High. Jesuit system of education. Address (JEOROK-TOW- N rnnrARATOUY SCHOOL. Garret. Vork. Mil. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL 40 Minutes I\rom New York. Tel. Uurdea City ll3. I2 gte.vnrt Ave.. Garden City. L. L Hudson River by Daylight DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY. Direct Hall Connections to all points North, East and Weft, All through rail tickets between New Vork and Albany ac ccpted, Mualc. Hettaurant. Idenl One-Da- y OutlttRf. Leave Deabrosscs St.. to October 19. In clusive. 8.40 A. M.: W. 42d St.. 3.00: W. 129th Kt., y:2U; l onKers, stopping at Tiiear .Mouniain, t v eat l'oini texc Sunday), tNewburch, tPoughkeepsle. Klns- - aton 1'olnt, Catskill. Hudson and Albany. Tuesday, Str. llendrlck Hudson Wednes day, Ktr. itonert ruiton; rnursaay, air. llendrlck Uudaon. On Oct. 12 and IS additional \Steamer leaves Deabrosaes St., 10.00 ; w, 4Zd St., 10.20; W. 129th St.. 10.40; YonUers, 11.10 A. M., for Dear Mountain, Newburgh, PoughJteepale and return to 421 St, Oct. 12. Ntr. ucibert i- - uiion; uct. is (uoiumbut Day). Str. llendrlck Hudson. tlteturn steamer same day from nolnts marKoa t Telephone. Canal 0300. \TV Hudson T Ri ver liay Li ne IrBhrofine St. IMer. New York, \THE rCnLlC UK PLEASED.\ COLONIAL LINE BOSTON $4.40 PROVIDENCE DIRECT BOAT 5191 An Outside Staterooms, $1.0J to 1C14, Above frioea Include War Tax. Beat leaves Pier II, North niver, Daisy and Sunday, at 1:10 P. at. Phew Sprtag Mai. Worcester, t.13:Provldetm direct, tt.lt I 0UTS1DK STATEROOMS gl.08 & IJ.10 Dally, Including Sunday, 6:30 p. M. From Pier !l B.lt. Phone 1700 Bcekmaa TJckMaMlerronaoildawMhJrjh Fall River Line To BOSTON From l'lsr 14, N. It., Fulton St.. HiSO V orcliestra on Knell float. NEW LONDON (NOltWlCII LINK). Str. lvs. IT. 40, N H., Houston St.. wk. dayaonly, 6:10 P. M. Lv. l'r. 70. n. n.. J2d St., 6 V. il. NBW IIAVKN LINE. Htr. lvs. Pier 2, E. II.. near Catharine St., wk. days. 2 P. U. Pier 70. E. IL. tilt P. M. Metropolitan line TO BOSTON A\ tn r hr water. VIA CAPE COD CANAL Leave Pier 18, Foot of Murray St., Dally (Sundays Included) at 6:00 P. U. Kara IMS. Tickets and Information at Wharf. Tel. Jlarclay fiOOO. INSTKUCTION. Standard HOMESTUDYCourses Accounting-- , Ilualness, Cltll Service. Seers, tarial, Nulesmanshlp. Ask for \Jlulletln IL H. V.\ Emersou KUcnslon Inst., 3S4 otli Ar, THE CARPENTER SCHOOL 110 West End Avs. Col. 4110. (Oth yaar bos-In- s Oct. 1. A day achool for 71 bora. Hours .5. Outdoor aisrclss 1:10.4. 4..K1T U U.TVI. liTpiJlUIA, \New classes forming all lancuatea. Tribune Bid. XM Nassau St. x s ii issss i mm Out On Deck Exhilarating days and balmy nights will put a keen enjoy- ment in your voyage on 'Southern Pacific Steamship 4 KcwYork i nd New Orbi ns,L?. Sailings Wednesdays and Saturdays from Pier 48, N. R., New York. Connect-tin- g at New Orleans with Sunset Limited and other fast trains to Texas, Arizona, California and Pacific Coast points. Fares include meals and stateroom berth on steamer. For passenger information apply to Southern Pacific S. S. Line's office or Consolidated Ticket Offices of write J. J. Brown, Gen'l Pats. Alt. COASTWISE STEAMSHIP LINES Pier 49, Noilh River, New York UNITED STATES RAIL-ROA- D ADMINISTRATION Director Gcnsral of Railroads rassengrr and Frelxht Service NEW YOKK. to LIVERPOOL Ca. mania Oct. 8, Nor. 8 Orduna Oct. 25, Nov. 29 Vasnri ...Oct. 27, NEW YORrVto PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON Mauretania Oct. 28, Nov. 23 NfcW YORK, to PLYMOUTH and HAVRE Royal George Nov. 1, Nov. 29 NEW YORK, to ' PLYMOUTH and CHERBOURG Caronla Nov. 1 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and LONDON Saxonia Oct. 16, Nov. 18 NEW YORK (o PIRAEUS Pannonia Nov. 12 NEW Columbia. . . .Oct. 7, Nov. 8, Dec. 6 BOSTON to GLASGOW Scindia , Oct. 14 ti-- HTATE UTItHET. NEW TORK CP SAILINGS f QUEBEC-LIVERPO- OL ? Empress of France Nov. 1, Nov. 25 Sir Daw of Luxury Montreal-Liverpo- ol 10 i.in. Mlnnedosa, t. to Scandinavian Oct. J J Siotlan Oct. 21 Montreal-Harra-Lond- Tunisian. .Oct. Ik Montreal-Glasgo- Sicilian... . Nov. 1 CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES Phone Mad. Sq. 6640 1231 Broadway New York INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES AMERICAN NEW YORK LIVERPOOL p. Et\) Oct. 9 WHITE STAR N. Y. CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Adrftfie ..2P.M. OcU ZSjNeT.29 Upland ... ..IP. m. Not. 8) Doe. 1 3 NEW YORK LIVERPOOL ' Baltic 3 P. M.Oct. 8Nor.I56oc.20 Celtic l P.M. Oct 28 Not.22 Dec.27 Cedric...., Oct. 29iDee. 6 NEW YORK AZORES GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA CAnopic, a P. M Oct. 22 Office. 0 Broadway . Nw Yrk AVIAN I ' lit BRICAN !l tAMe3Zt&UsatsiL. Denmark Norway Sweden Jlcl OlavOct. 2a KM VIII., Nov. S U.8... .Nov. 13 Pasaengor O flics I ll'way. N.V. Swedish American Line S. S. STOCKHOLM \ftS\ OCT. St, DEC. fl NEW YOltK DIltLCT TO OOTIIBNIIUnO, HWUDEN. Short routs to SCANDINAVIA. Close connections to Germany and all parts of Continent. rASSENQUK OFFICE. 11 State St.. N. Y. SIGHT CEEING VACHTS Around N.I Lv.lletWry Plsr Dally, H:, Tel.llroaa Hot f.' Sandy lluok A Ooai.. 1 :10 Rst. a boat I :ss. HUDSON ltlVKli NKillT LINKS From Pier 12, N, H foot Canal St., dally sailing P. M.i West 182d St., 6:30 P. il. Due Albany t o'clock following mornlnr. New burgh, I'oughkerpsle, Kingston. FrarJcl St.. 1 P. M. , W I2th St.. 4: 80 P. M. Tel. 47S Frsnklln. CEXTUAL III'DSOV LINE. LOST, FOUND AND HEWAKDS. LOST, on Court Street, butterfly pin. all garnets, with two pearls; reward. 137 uourl rr nrooaiyn. I.OSTllaum marten fur neeknlee llln. - A. pndroms Sunday night or 42d Street to Times Square; liberal reward. V. SXN. DEUSONi llotsl BU Qeorfe, Brooklyn, - ROD AND UIOII WATEIt FOIl LOCAL ANOLERS . ,1 v tr. rriiurM (The Ilomhoe). ..\y. Date. A.M. 1'.M. A.M. P. .M. A.M. lamalrA Ttav (Canarslel J'.M. October 7.... 0:28 fl'40 n:.M 7:10 October 8.... 7:13 7:34 7:17 7:30 7:87 Octobor .... 7:58 8:31 8:20 8:32 October 10.... 8:45 0:10 8:M 0:1.1 0:30 10:01) 0:37 in4is tnlit Octobor 11.... 0:32 October 12..,, 10:22 10:22 10:27 10is7 Game Laws (Compiled by George A. Lawyer and Frank L. Earnshaw.) Open seasons i (Dates inclusive). Deer November S to November SO ; moose, cari- bou (bulls only) (cows nnd calves under on year of ace, no open season), October I to November JOf hare: October 11 to November 16 and December 23 to January II squirrel (black or gray), November 1 to. November ltj wild turkey, November 1 to November 15. woodcock, October 15 to November 14; duck, cooae, d and ptovers, ysllowleca, Jacksnipe or Wilson snipe, rail, coot, Sep- tember 1 to December 14. No open season! Fawns, elk or wapiti, dove, partridge, (rouse, prairie tow), capercailzie, quail, Hungarian partridge, pheasants (1920). s Hunting llcrn.es ! tt Gen- eral, SZS. Resident: Moose and. caribou, IS; deer, !. Oulds, 12. Issued by of game and fisheries. liny limits and possession) Resident: one deer. Nonresident: One deer a sea- son; one bull moose, one caribou a season, 200 ducks a season. Two or more per- sons hunting tcgether under license may kill an average of one deer each. Posses sion permitted during open season ana until March 31. following, of all game except migratory birds. nine: ine sale or waierinwi proniDiirui also partridge (grouse), quail, woodcock and snipe prohibited to September 14, mo. All other native game may be sold during the onen season by the person killing ft. and by dealers durlngopen sea- sons and until the following \January 1 Stramer XJnta Change Hands. The steamer 11 nta has chanted hands, Mr. Smith h&s wold it td Meisrs. McAvoV St Fitter. Fishing on the X.lnta was god esterday. whiting, cunners ana ling were caught copiously, also two lobsters. lArge Catches of Weakflsh Iteported. Doecers launches report large catches of weakflsh, running from twenty-flv- e to sixty, with nn average weight of forty- - nix pounds each. U'hnles, Dolphins nnd Porpoises. While reading an article In one of our leading magaslnes the other evening as to the different uses the Japanese made of the whale, among others the edibility of Its flesh ns food for human beings, It took me back a number of years while serving In the United States navy. It was my privilege as well as pleasure to have Ashed In the harbor of Halifax, Nova Scotia, for torn coda (where there Is a depth of water of from fifty to sixty fathoms, not over a sixth of a mile from shore) and from there all the way south as far as Cayenne, Georgetown, La Guayra, Venezuela, and back to Key West. XX Key West the variety of fish ranged from tha elusive garfish to the red snap- per, nnd there I have seen the fiih termed by the .Spanish \Bonita chased by a dolphin and of Its own volition leave the water and with one bound as It were land on the poopdeck of a sloop of war. Incidentally this sloop of war was the U. S. S. Swatara, on which 1 was serving at the time. This, , to some readers, will sound a little fishy no doubt. Still the facts ara true. No better corroboration need be asked If anybody who reads this doubts my veracity and they can get up the nerve let them write to Rear Admiral William Slrnm. Navy Department, Washington, D. C. No doubt he will vouch for the statement I have Just made, as on this very occasion he was a midshipman of the said vessel and wan ofllcer of the deck on that, very morning to which I refer. On my return from a trip on the Ham steamshlD Deutschland when she broke the western record for speed. I chanced to meet a witty Irish friend of mine and In' telling of my ex- perience on this trip mentioned the fact that we had run In among thou sands or Hying nsn on tne trip over, we havimr taken the southern course. He looked at me a couple of seconds and with a merry twinkle in his eye and tnklng his \chew\ out of his mouth by way of giving him better articulation, said: 'Say do you think becauie I came from the Emerald Isle you can shove a story of that kind down my throat. I'm from illsoury. as you Yankees say, and don't you well rorget it.\ And to tnis very day he disbelieves me. Again were my father here and I told him he could walk into Che next room from where I am writing this, pull the receiver off the telephone hook and call up his brother In Philadelphia, recognize his voice and converse with htm, well, he be In? a born Frenchman from \Normandy would n Imply have said: \Sacre lmhecllle tu est fou, tu devlns plre qun menteur, un veritable arracheeur rtedents\ (translated \Hummed Imbecile you are crazy, you are getting worse than a liar, a veritable tooth puller.\) And such seejns to be the history of most anything thatls new to the general publlo when first they hear of It, but after they have like our friend \Doubting Thomas' of Biblical times, once seen for themselves they become the roost credu- lous of mortals. To get back to what I wished to say, however, on the edibility of fish, have any of you readers ever had the pleasure of partaking or tnat delicacy Known to many seamen as fried porpoise liver? No! Well, well, they do not know what they have missed. On a certain trip from New Orleans while In the Caribbean Sea on of the members of our crew, \Frenchy\ by cognomen, used to stand for hours on the flying martingale back- stay between the dolphin striker and the .hip's bow, harpoon poised, and watch the porpoises as they raced ahead and under the ship while under full headway. On two different occasions ho harpooned one of the monsters, known by the sailors as the pigs of the briny. With a yell like a Comanche Indian he would lummon the watch, who would man the fall that was rove through a slater hook on the fore- castle head nnd after a merry tugging match land Mr. Porpoise on the deck. Then after cutting its throat and the forecastle looking as though we had been In action with the enemy for a couple of days from the gore (by the way the blond Is hot), his liver was cut out. The delicacy of the fish was divided among th messes who participated In the catch and to those that read this article I can assure them that no young corn fed pig's ller ever tasted any sweeter or better thn this did. UNCLE DUDLEY. Woodhaven, Oct. !. Fine llas FMilnsJn Florida. am sending THE SUN a print of a larg mouth black bass which I landed In Lake Mamie, about four miles from ROD AND OUN. STKKL JIOTOK VKSSEl TO THE PHISCILLA \SHiNjk Dally, except Monday, 8 A. M., Sheeps- head Hay. Capt. EXOLAND. 17 FATIIOSIS 1IANKS DAILY. Plenty llU.ckH1.l1. Ling and Whiting. Dally except Mon., 8 A. lltfOlfta M- \\tin Dros.' Dock, M\ d I U U Sheepshead Hay. Capt. D. MARTIN. lllacks. marks and IllnckHsli. uunne s, sheepshead Capt.loell.if; dally except Monday, A, I i Hunday, 7 A M. AIICI11E HUCKNEIl. WHITISH. LINO AND IILACKFIMII. Illy Dally VELOCITY,S Sunday. STEPHENS. 7:10 A. M SKA UASO-FLU- KK. ELMAR ears Bhaepahead Dally I a 14. Sunday, 7 A. tt. Capt. OU3 ItAP. LINO AND 11UCKFI8II. YANKEE DOODLE I 1 P.M. A. M, Saturday. Dally. 4 A M. Sunday. SEA HASS. FLUKE, llUVCKFlSIl Ji at. 1 1 lag x M, except Monday. flheenahead Day. Capt. L. HARMS. BEAIIAS3. I1LACKFI1I AND PORGIEa Salla every day at S A. II. EVELYN Sunday ( A. M., Sheepshead. Capt. J. MARTIN. SKA DASS AND FLUKK. Isavss daily I A. it., Sundays R.C.LUNDY 7 A. M.. from Sheepsbeea Day. Capt. ANTON LUNDT. leaves Sheepshead Bay. Shamrock dally, except Monday, 8 A. U Sun., 7 A. M. Capt. FLAG R. dally except Monday and EDITH M. HI. Friday. Uth St.. Ho. boken, 8tl5 A. M. I llsttery. 7 A. M. SEA PIGEON &?iS!&.-$S- c Frank Daumann. formerly of the Moccaaln. linPt D II eves Canarsie .. niiAr n. 11. \7.i 1 . . IIUWs www www 1CK and R1LN8T. \A0IVimAtr 10 A IU. Capt CHARLIE, formsrly of 8ra PI gas a. SEA BASS AND DLACKFISIL lllUIYDV Sunday t A. M.j Daily 1:1 W nl IPI Hammer's Dock. Sheepshead. 'eaves Canarsie Dsliy icef DUAlNaV ln, Monday. 7 A. M A. M. Oally. Csdl AMEHIGAi. lehael. Hheanahead Has Ctr I leaves Canarsie dally, exc Moo. dV.Utlta an4 Frl. Cap McAVOT. GUN: NEWS FIIOM OCTODEU 7 TO OCTOIlElt i2. Governors Wlllets N. lndon A.M. l'.M. A.M. P.M. ,M. I'M. 71 8:47 7.W 0:45 'lO.O 03 8:J 8:10 7J2. 7:47 10:31 10:3d 0.11 0:00 8:17 8:39 11 in 11:42 O'a 0:02 0 37 12.-0- 12:2V :M 10:lt ln.SK u:40 10:18 12:4H 1133 11 a7 10:40 mil 1:18 1:37 !S2 12 aj of Ontario. under license. Hotels, restaurant. ,m clubs under llcenso may sell durlns cloied season. Imported gamo may Le sold under spectsl regulations and licenses. Gats, breeders may sell animals for brtedlns purposes under permit. Sate of mlsra tory.hlrds prohibited during closed aeoion Kxport: The export of all wild cam. animals and birds is prohibited; provided one deer, one bull moose, one bull caru bou se,nd 100 ducks may be exported tinder nonresident hunting license It shtcplnr coupon and. If required, affidavit of lawful killing be attached and contents of pack ages be open to view. Lawfully Imported ganVa and deer, moose, elk or csribou In private ownership may be exported. Mi- nister may Issue permit for the export et game, dead or alive, at any time, except migratory birds during close season, Miscellaneous t Use. of automatic gum prohibited. Unlawful' to enter with sun or dog Into growing or standing grain without consent of owner. \Lieutenant-Governo- r In council may niter close seasons In region north and went of French lllver. Lake Nlplsslng and Mat. tawa River, and in the vicinity of Hca. deau Park, and close for a dennlte period eaaons for any game animal or nonml. gratory game bird whoso numbers have diminished. t Moose and caribou south of. the Canadian Pacific Railroad from Mattawa to Port Arthur. October 6 to November 20, tllares may be killed during close aeaion byr.ny means other than shooting. DeLand. Fla., last Tuesday evening about 7 o'clock. 1 was casting with a Ilndden rod. Black. orene line of 28 pounds strength, a Meek Carter reel and a South Bend Surforene floating bait. The cast wsb made near a bunch of aawr grass when the fish strucJc, taking the lure and at once starting fur deep water, making a run of about twenty feet before I checked him. He then darted bnck toward thn iri. making another quick run, but being checked he turned and again dashed for ueep water, out wnen out nnout lorty feet came to the top, comlnc clear of the water head first nnd nearly atralght up In the air He followed theso tactics for about twelve minutes, when we reeled him In and with a gaff lifted htm Into the boat. Hut one other flaTI was landed that a small bass weighing about two pounds. On the previous Friday evening In tho fame lake with n gentleman from Georgia and a colored boyx rowing the boat I landed a bream, a two pound baaa, one weighing seven pounds and Just about dark landed a large one weighing fourteen pounds. The latter flsh was thirty Inches long but was quite thin and poor and had he been fat would no doubt have neighed fully sixteen tn eighteen pounds. The past season has been vecy fine for nshtnjr. there being much rain, streams and lakes well up and particularly the St. Johns ntver has had an abundance of minnows running, the bass following and feeding on them. The photographer here who took the pictures is going to enlarge a picture to the exact length of this flsh which will show him as he really appeared to the eye as no picture on a small print can begin to do Justice tn a flsh. DeLand. Fla.. Oct. n. F. M. CUnitY lion .iTtn mis. U. S. ARMY GOODS Woolen Underwear s,u Army Shoes 4,50 Hip ltubbrr Hoots i... 3.N.5 Sheepskin Lined Coats 1S..W Leather Coats 4.00 Khaki Pants j,M Sheets 75 Comforters 1.5b Woolen Socks nse to 80c Come and Look These liver. 3yiPr!dfe.St-n- r Fulton St.. Ilrooklyn. o..KI\c.l Avenue. Ilrooklyn. \k Fifth Ave., nr 3d St., llrookhn. i.JU A.M.Thiirs.iSLSat.Sunday I AJI. TOn HLACKFIi.il. JOSEPHINE Leaves Dunne's Dock, Sheepshead Bay. vapt. libit. Wreck Lead, 6 II ROSABELLI wea. ana 'inurs; train Snnriav George W Wllion. Dl IAII AFTERNOON FIM1I1.NO. IJluUIJ, 9 P- - M- - weekdays. Cun. Mi, Osborne Dock. 0 A. if., Bheepsheaa Pay. Capt. BRTAN. ' Plenty Crabs Big Latayettes Portles Tel. 1211 Hammels. Cbaa. Noehreo, Oooae Creek. Jama lea Day, L. I. BEST WEAKFI8IIING IN YEARS. Boegsl's has 22 launches .with guldas, 110. Including shrimp. Tel. 107 Canartia STEEPLECHASE PIER Unf, Floundera and Blackflah Vow UunnlBf FishingTackleand Bait Dealers who do not sell lira bait bars u words \tackle only\ or \no bait\ iolIowUn their name. MANHATTAN AND THE BE0NX Abbey & Dubrle, 15 Warren st. Tackls only. Abticromble tc Fitch, Xtsd. av. A tilh. TU. osi;. Baumaan, 2262 Second av near Ulu. ic Bamnann. John, 371 W. USth st. Becher. V2 E. 34th at. Tel. Murray mil tm. Brown's Bait Depot, 2047 24 av nr. uiit L. Blachinsky, 3012 Third av., opp. lSSth it, Tsl, Coe. Alphsus, 27 W. UGth St. Taoklg only. Conroy, Thoa. J., 2a John st. Tackle only Crook, J. I.. Ith av. and Uth iU Tale oc. DUlega, S. 11. Co., 12S W. 125tn st. r r.7 Dsvern, S. U. Co., 8S1 Rroadwsy. J ';\ Davega, S. BCo., 400 Broadway. i tar Davega, S. B. Cot, It Cor U and t it. 1 Ualt. Dlrkci, 401 W. 60th st. (A. Dory, prop.). TsL Dutlt, John. US W. tld st. Tel. 4M Bryant Fuchs, IL, 12 First av. Tel. 3I Orchard Bait. Glldenberg. S21 8th av lXth st. llorn'ad H7V Uross, 2.157 3d sr.. nr. 128 st. Sec. band tittle. Gross. Sth sv. and 24th tt. Second hand tickle. nirsch. L., td) Aran 'dm st,. 89 0th in Til. IIochgTSf. F 807 E. S4th tt. Tel.VsnderbiltlH. JSne, isot Aran 1 tim ar. aacaie ann pan in. Krllernian. 8030 8d av., If Oth st. Tel Mel. 1M. Klffe. II. IL Co., 52S Orosdway. Tackle only. Kingston. 1499 Fulton st. 760S lledfonl Ilepilr'l Klrtlsnd's, H Chstnhers st. Tsckla 4 Uelgnaula Latarus. Sol, 216 B. Uth it. No halt Metiopolltan Hdw. .Co., Church snd Vriey its, Hudaon Terminal, Grand Central. No mil. llllls. Wm. & Son. 21 t'srk PI. Tel. B'clay 77s. Ogllvy. R. Co., 79 Charaoers si. No halt. Otto's, in A 123d ita.-- lat aT.IIirlem Mor. lU't. rape, K. A it., ait za av., 01st. lei. jyo 1 atterson, uomriea, rai. bi 00 nan. r 11 Sth nv v.r IKth at TVIa I .1f Doturta. L., Sec. R. Waih'n alkt. 31 Cort. Dalt. achoverung, Jiaiy i.aiea, ii itrimanay Srhubach Son. 3012 3d sv.,opp. lUth it Halt. Shehler Frank Co.,119 Chamber at Taolle Uteenticck, II , 1S4 2d av Tackle and bait. Vom Hofe E. A Co.. Ill Fulton st Tadle oily, Vondras, tV.. 13S0 First av. Tackle an1 tlt WalX.U'.sneo. crBua.nu a. iT..nr.iuiii, awi uis Abraham A Straus, Fulton at. Tackle ooly, IY.KI. A.. S33 Grand at. Tel. Xli Slut Doering A Co.. 882 Liberty av.. nr Srheo-- t. Johnson. I ., ycaon ar. wj irergTTa Marsters, J. T 63 Court at. Tel. 21 Mils. Mlchselson, n. IL.1274 Bedford av Taclleonlr. Mlrhaclann, N. L. 914 Broadway Tackle oinly. alullcr, O., 21 Wyckoff sr. Tel. 3211 Everg-e-- Morris. A..1T57 Fulton st., Held sv HSJ Iiedfurt Biwper, it. W , 777 Woodward av Tackle onlf. Schaaf, 195 Flathnah av 71 2019 Sterling Srhebler. F .281 Wyckoff av Tel 17 ETfrirees ftlcte, 849 riushlne av Tel. 41 Stact finning. L.,T71 Atlantic av Tel W !'' NT. VWhrlnter: WJ Myrtle av Tel 4171 W iiwles. NEWARK AND OUT OY TUWW. Dlgnard. st . Newark. .1C.S1 M Ferry t .Newark nalt. Tel l\NI ve.'ht. II.. IN Mnntgomerr l JerT '1- - ATJTOMOniLF, EXCHANGE. Authorized Exchange Dealers NltW &rUSED BUICKS Glidden Motor and Supply Co., 239 West 58th St. On. Door East of Urnadway CHEVROLET 490 TOURING, iW CHEVROLET 490 TOURING, 9s CHEVROLET ROYAL MAIL ROAD- STER. 1918. FORD SEDAN. LIKE NEW. 1919. CHUMMY ROADSTER. 1919. VELIE ROADSTER. 1919 JOHN MOORE& CO.. 2004 BROADWAY PACKARD 1917 Runabout Fleet\ mJ PACKARD 1917 Limousine Fleetwood. PACKARD 1917 Tourlllt. PACKARD 1917 Landaulat. E. VAN SCIIASBON. 21 Weal SM St. at B \j UUICK. FRAN KIJ.N. or other\ tool make, not over 1,000 miles: prompt csani no dsalsra. IX C., box 111 Sun offloe. I
