The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1920, Page 2

—_—_ i — . @onflagration with not at the spot to which he had in+ ined to drive it, he halted where he was and hastened away. If It wus his intent to get closer to the Morgan offices, this was defeated ‘apparently by the presence of two mo- tor cars against the cord on the south street, the car belonging aide of to Beatain'8. Belden, which was overs thrown and burned, and a small closed car. They were ip such position that the driver of the red wagon would pave fad to make a wide detour to get near the curbing and his ti with the maobine in the wagon already wet by tte makers, was too short to wake this possible. BOMB CONTAINED 200 POUNDS : OF EXPLOSIVE. | A reoonatryction of the bomb by police, who utilized all frag- ‘which have 80 far been and the broken cast iron places its weight, including beth explosive and container, at | about 80 pounds, 200 of which were the explosive itself. Investigation of the ownership of the horse and wagon, taking into ac- | jo W rm ST. ALMOST BACK TO NORMAL; REPAIRS RUSHED Vehicles Shunted Into Detours and Crowds Kept Moving By Police. Wall Street, urbe for a block nd activity to-day. except for a multhude | of police in and out of uniform and | United States detectives ining the in each direction from the explosion centre, was very nearly back to its normal appearance All vehicles, except thos with de- Veries in tho ruarded area—and count the care with which the plot- ™any of those were ginns carrying ters undoubtedly sought to bide thelr Wagons trail, leads the authorities to believe Mounted that both animal and vehicle passed, & by Intent, policemen. lakers t work putting in through several hands be- 40ws at the Morgan bullding, The Wore shunted into detours by There were w wine fore teaching those who put it to ite tp of bammera on window frames ultimate use. gected to defeat all chance of tracing it, Furthermore it | Mkely that horse ought separately and at points com- **emed intent on gol j business without prompting from the He ! policemen. OMiver# of the depart- Shief Inspector to paratively remote from each other. OUTRAGE WORK OF ANARC IsTs. Berne. Wali Street explosion was not thé work of Communists or Soviets,” declared a Department of Justice of- figlal to-day to an. Evening World reporter, “It is hot the Soviets’ prac- tod to terrorize the people. The Wall Serco explosion wae the work of Anarohista—terrorists. Anked if he connected m the Wall Stredt case with the June, 1919, omb States Assny outrages, the official replied “1 certainly do. We know that Gre men who directed the send- ing of/ bombs at that time are for the most part, out of United Btates. The brains ef that and other bomb plots pave’ gone, but the actual per- ‘patratore still are here, The Wall Btroct disaster was the work of the same crowd.” Ho implied that the brains which directed former bomb outrages westd| mth “Work directing the opera-| f hiare-brained terfbriats. expert harness maker to-day Aaesat the harness worn by the dre Attached to the red wagon us BEVing been manufactured by a maker 1m Kingston, N. Y. and originally do- signed for uw coach horse, Deteotives have been sent to Kingston to re- quent this maker to come to the city taryive whatever information he can, HORSE AND WAGON DEALERS ° QUESTIONED, Detectives are searching not only throughout the city but in neighbor- ing cities and towns for dealers in horses and second-hand vehicles in GB effort to discover from whom the| > plotters obtained thelr animal b me Pdotographs and minute 4 weriptions of the horse are goyer whether they sold ‘Ae thb ved vehicle which contained thig “explosive hus been to some ex- in teAt ‘reconstructed, all dealers cheap wagsons—as this one was evi. dently of this variety—will be visited 4m an attempt to trace it, On th lower cast side of this city, whe one may hire a team by the day ou Week, the soarch ts toe prosvouted vigorously. Phe police expect much help in their Various questa when Detective Sergt eines “Gogan, head of the Bom Squad, reached here to-day with the ‘Chicago broker Wilson, arpested 1 Biiings, Mont., in connection wit! the sale of $0,000 worth of Libert Whe was murdered near Cogn. Gegan is better posted up: thé; "Reda," their identity and move. ents than any other man in the Po- oe Departnent. ‘The discovery of large and diffused eplotehes of gasoline or other infiam- a Bonds swien by Benay Bencowitas, | } ; ; } t eo racked and riddied building, taken congevtion With the fact of finding beuring|on in this ons parts<of ‘three tin container, tracea Of gavOline oF kerosene, h fed the authorities to believe that the terrorists may have sought to start the Bearing, this out is the additional that the clothing was burned fr many of the dead, and that several sctima Fan from the scene with their| checked up carefully and e.cthes ablaze. The Department of Justice his t @ay all available operatives, Shan 100 of ile killed detectives, ‘Work on the case, Attorney Ganer Palmer ts wonvinced that the explosion wos wd result ‘of wong @ criminal’ co m the arrival of Attorney Ge: t wan and Hoover, night Gaversment's theory ia that ¢ was the work of « group been widely distributed In thig way they ex- Sounded overhead In cvery direction. | One way traMc was established on nent, from the thought to be Wom Street east of Broad Street. aha wagon were Most Of the persons on the sidewalks about their Maxine Elliott and Mme. Frances Alda, - Stage and Opera Stars, Back in the U.S. captains and sergeants, came along, on foot of in automobiies at frequent} | intervals distributing typewritten or- ‘ders which revoked previous orders| as to the Management of tramMic or the types of vehicles and persons to be| scrutinized, Along the walls of the Morgan | building, facing the broken hole in the | jatreet paving, in front of the United Office entrance, there are among the pits and scars and! acratches, which mako the wall look though a French 75 had sent a rapnel shell to burst elght or ten| feet from the wall, a number of; shreds and patches like dabu‘of mud, | 4s big as half one's iittie Anger, A pollveman explained that these were | fragments from some of the victims. ‘That tho entire resumption of street trafg does not mean that the terror of Thursday noon Js forgotten is shown when any sharp or unusual noise In- terrupts the steady roar of the streets The fall of & desk from a turniture4 van opposite an entrance of the Equit- able Building caused a general duck- ing of heads and jumping aside for halt a block In elther direction. MAXINE ELLIO Among the notable sengera who arrived on the steamship Aquitan a, which reached New York yester- day, were Maxino Elliott, the famous actress, and Mme, Frances Alda, the learned wae the explosion. He turned the clreulars over to Mr, Cochran, STUFFED THEM IN BOX AS THEY FLED, $50,000,000 CLERK TO BE CITIZEN SOON “This makes the plan of the bomb- grand opera.stan Mme. Alda is the | many Street, They read: REMEMBER! We Will Not Tolerate Any Longer! Free the Political Prisoners ee of them being left in Wall to be shown to dealers and they will be med to go over thoir books to dis- or rented an animal during tho last six Milford, olf upon the wall of the U, 8. amy Office, on the sidewalk thei and aléo in the gutter before the exploaton. more od Prliver.and his assistants, Ow from) in the Wall Sireet guirage, Wibliingion, it became known that | f Viyan made public a clreutas bom, without wrapping of any sort, at during the past several days, He hoard « avlse which he later Teceived a warning similar to the one sent to the French High Commission on Wednesday, It was postinarked Buffalo and warned all to stay away from Wall Street on Thursday tweon 2 and 8 o'clock.” Chiet Flynn, in making Dublitc gthe circular dropped in the mail box"the day of the explosion, recalled that the circulars in connection with the “be- | bomb outrages of June, 191%, were *) similarly misspelled, similarly printed *) vy single rubber stamps on the same kind of paper in tho samo kind of red Ink, They were signed “Anarch- m Fighters,” and the bombs then pitted surrounding walls as did the explosion here Thursday. In four ofthe circulars found here b in! “remember? was correctly bland in the Afth was " y\another the word prinoners waa spelled “prisoniers,” The mall box had been emptied at 11.30 Thursday morhing. When the next collect was made by the collector at 11.58 they were found OTHER CLUES THAN HORSE AND WAGON, Fiynn appeared to be hopeful to day of turning up vital information in with the explosion through the agenoy of the horse and wagon “But we bave much more to work * he sald, “than we #) had in the o ot tho June &, 1919, | bombs. Iam convinced that the per- fon who mailed those ‘American Anarchist Fighter ciroulare at Broadway and Cedar Street ts the same man who drove te wagon of re connection in ot explonives to Wall Street, We have find the man would have had about four mins -\ utes to walk from the cone of the expiasion to the mail box. at Mr Fiynn declared the homba cov 4!) ered with wrapping paper from Gim- bel'e store and cher bonibe whos 2 | discovery or explosion sai in motion the Government's investigating forces were traced to the same gang of radi. *|oain betleved to have beon concerned | Mr, Flynn's reconstruction of the he oventy was (hin; of; “When the jotter carrier found the five cireulary stuffed inte tie mail Wp. 11.58, he went om to Chureh Street ers fairly clear, They left the wagon with the hor attached in Wall Street. having set the timing device a few moments ahead. They didn't want to take @ chance of mailing them. They didn’t want to throw them into the street. As they walked empty when the letter carrier visited it at 11.90 and that the circulars were in it at 11.68, #0 close to the timd of the explosion, and so close to the scene of It, carries conviction j “Phis je one of the most important clues we have, but, of course, the identification of the horse and wagon that carried the infernal machine to Wall Street is paramount, If we can dentifty that we should have clear sailing. “The witnesses. thus far examined have told us that the horse was facing ast, which is against traffic regula- uons. However, terrorists would be na hurry under the clroumstances, and probably wouldn't care much about trate regulations.” Chief Flynn made hia announce- ment immediately after Mr, Palmer atid his two ussistants had gone to} the Biltmore, In making it he sald; “In my opinion this was not an at- tack on J, P. Morgan & Co. I believe demonstration.” Tho special guard over public bulld- ings, homes of prominent men and other places was continued laat night Because of @ belief that plotte might try to destroy the Standard O11 plant at Bayonne, N. J. It has been placed under special surveillance alse. The eight inveatigations under way are being conducted by the Depart- mont of Justios, the Policé Depart- ment. Fire Department, Building De- partmeat, Medion! Examiner's Office, the Seytember Grand Jury, J, P. Mor- gan 4% Co, and detectives employed by Inaurance companies, by the death of several of thetr comrades in the explosion, mom bere of the American Legion aterals- ing a fund tO run down tho perpetra- tors and have $090 aa a starter for a reward, 10 be added to bho $40,550 als rendy offwially offered, They will confer With & detective awéncy to~ day, and later will decide about ine crensing the reward through sontri+ butions from thousands of ex-sapyioe men throu out the country, ~_ AQUEDUCT RESULTS, VIRBT FLAC twgyeary tf wai Viet, an Five lia Hobineoh) i iwi M that thone responsible picked out tho | financial centre in order to create a} } Arthur T. Walker, Helr of Searles, Files .His,.Final Papers in U. S. Court. Arthur T. Walker, the clerk who was loft $50,000,000 by the will of Ei- ward F, Searles, fled final papers of Or It Will Be Sway from the soene of thalr crims | eit eee: eee coe ae SURE DEATH FOR ALL OF YOU) |wniciy resulted in the death of so) uct pout in Brooklyn to-day. He American Anarchist Fighters! many innocent and jaw-abiding citi- Heed pepe ; ps coy Five of them, without wrappers or| sons, they stuffed them in the box. B ~ cl 0 £8 Her 38 PUICOHORE Birest, addresses, were dropped into the mail |phroe minutes later thelr bomb had ay sd box at the southwest corner of Cedar] exploded, ‘ ted papers state that he was born Street and Broadway « few minutes! “Thero Is no doubt at ail in my “* Onterlo, Can. and has been in this thatofe dhe Sxcloalad, mind that thie la about what ben, County since 1808, He igoe out ie Morgan & Co. it was learned to-day, | pened. The fact that the box was “'#t Papers in Sept, 1918. The peti- tion was witnessed by Vurgin Henry Hughes, & consulting engineer of Manhattan, Mr, Walker will be admitted to cit\- wenship in ninety days, a DORVAL ENTRIES. FIRST RACK—For twarene-olda;six furlonas, Mad May, 06; George C. be, 108; Coumon, ye Lule Par, Ag: Forngro, hg: Chasey pol ‘100, BKCOND RAGE—Claiming; — threesearolde } and ap; elx tusto *Dinty. 1; *Lady Betts, 112; Mackensie, 107; Mise Wrigtt, 112: Snow Queen, 107; Dainty Lady, 147: Toribie dina, Wm; anak LT; Pe Kaw, 110; Cy Moric, uy «Logs. Uilte oe hin te or Wulainee 104 Ity i i Veg : Pale on, 11 "Kouta a eM hlate “anal ive we Rie al fun Peer pena sony, 108; ‘toe. Fy ye aah wean hal o wiry axe Me —Olatoa tyre sane earolds and THe i mi pra. OR a Oh i hee A ‘t Yok, “tfleak, “ted 106: Gun aa, 107 THACE.-Cluimig: ” four-rees-obte ant ore and sintenath ilker-—Algiper Stalwart, M iprioher pine 100; Drs. aL it Abtipbas, 1 ie Oru, yay savior RACE: mets, sfoserenrod ie “fa: Watnds, iy Sekt; Be title "Newrwe, WHAT WOULD. YOU DO Happiness, You Learned That the Man You Loved Waa a Thief? Read Annesley Grayle’s Stirring Adventures in “TB SECOND LATCHKEY,” Thrilling and Mystery by ,|C.N. and A.N, Williamson Beginning Monday, Sept. 20, in en) oa ‘\7HE EVENING WORLD.|° and George Booth Rice | of No, 26 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, | ig ee aa it, After Six Months of pel of Love FRANCES ALON wife of Gattl-Casazza, manager of th ‘© Metropolitan Opera Company. $20,550 OFFERED FOR CONVICTION OF BOMB PLOTTERS Rumor of a $100,000 Reward From Bankers’ Pool Not Confirmed. Nobonfirmation could be found to- day for a rumor that kers planned @ pod] and an offer of $100,000 reward for conviction in the explosion care. The reward to date stands at $20,550. The city, through the Board of Estimate, offers $10,000 for infor- mation leading to conviction and $500 additional fur identification of the wnersbip of the horse and wagon. The Preferred Accident Company, ‘0, 80 Maiden Lane, announced it will put up $10,000, and the Jeff Feig! Post of the Amrican Lagion will pay $50. The Fire Department experts do not believe the $500 offered for identity ) Of the Wagon owner will be suMoient To offer a man who had rented out a horse which did not return to him only $500, when he would tn- evitably be placed in the position of having to prove is own innocence of jthe charge of transporting the ex- plosive and causing the accident, |noems ridiculous to some of the ott | clals, “Offer these horse-renters $2,500 for the idenUftcation of the horae and the own hip of the wagon and maybe we'll get somewhere,” said a | Fire Department official, “But for $500 there isn't one of them that would dure to betray one of his fel- lows, and in view of the terrible pa- |ture of the explosion there Isn't one that would want to acknowledge his own Innocent complicity through the renting of his horse and wagon, “But it should ulso be assured to every person claiming the reward that they would be protected from all prosecution unless they were di- rect Rarteipeste in} in the erime.” CALIFORNIA SHOWS ENORMOUS GROWTH! Population Is 3,426,356, an ¢rease of 1,048,987, or 44.1 Per Cent, Sifice 1910. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18,—Callfornia, the 1920 population of which was en- nounced to-day by the Census Bureau In- per cont, in the last ton yoars, has out~ grown Indiana and Georgia, The Gtate's growth ta any 6 has thus far geen announced, jnorenae of Mansachusetts, Geor earh ago, will How rank Jarweat in tte hlator, BOY FAMINE JN a st. inoreaac ia poe: the Bx = Wall Street hopeg the ooo famine will be relieved by Monday Att oll over ie Shit bp York telephoned thei z hurry home 9nd soon - $,426,62¢, an tnorease of 1,048,987 or 44,1 larger both numorically and retatively than that of 6 the 1920 population of which and ite humortcal increase ewoseda the combined Indiana and ‘Callfornia, raned as twelfth Atate ten in tenth plage of Ronners After boy | the explosion worried mothers en x wiripped of runners an: SOFT COAL MEN NOW PLANNING T0 1 TAKE VACATION’, pm to isk Agri Agreement Made With U. S—Demand 50 Per Cent, Wage Increase. (Sueetal to The Brening Works.) PITTSBURGH, sept. 16.—Pollow- ing the lead of the anthracite con! miners, tthe bituminous workers in the Pennsylvania field are planning tc take a “vacation,” which would peralyze manufacturing industries and railroad transportation in “the Hastern States, | Despite the aettioment and new scale arranged iast December under the auspices of the Government Fuel Administration, which waa to coh. tinue until March 1, 1922, union ‘mine workers of the Central Penn- Jaylvania field are attempting to over- throw the agreement and have made demands for 60 per cent. increase ih wages. Representatives of the miners are now in pesaion at Dubois, Pa., to de- termine thelr course of action. A new deyelopment in union organization Is a “policy committee,” which has ac- quired or assumed wide powors and authority, As the general officers of the union signed the agreement of last December, which was ratified by the delegates, this new move is in chargé of the polley committee, Seasion in Dubois tfer o the Oper: to Increase the wages of day workers $1.60 per day, equivalent Approximately to % per offered to the who work ov operators de clared the agreement had been signed and ratified they woul’ not consent to scrap it, but at the ré quent of the oGvermment they hac considered possible inequalities in the scale and they volunteered to raise the pay of the day men in order to Ww po out these inequaiities, To-day's aeanion at Dubois is to do- termine whether to accept this ofte Radicals among the miners that the tonnage men mu: ane increase, It was declared at the meeting that th wilt be no strik ae that would le: the union officers and delegates open to the c! fe of violating the contract, but the "Policy Committee” could advise the men to take a “vacation.” Stocks of bituminous coal are low throughout the country and a general suspension of work at this time would greatly embarras many ind industrie: FISCHER FIGHTING EXTRADITION FOR WALL ST. WARNING (Continued from First Page.) | pital, said to-day that Fischer had been confined at the hospital in 1905 fcr about eighteen months and again time, on each occasion having been committed at the request of his sister, Dr. Russell sald the records showed Fischer Was suffering from “mania depressive psychosis.” was at times violent and used strong language. Information wan volunteered he to-day by J. R. De Ia Toore Bueno o No. 11 North Broadway, White Plains. that he attended Columbia University with Fischer in 18% to 189%. Two weeks ago on the Manhattan subway train he said a man who introduced himself os his “old college chum,” Fischer, talked of @ social revolution and told him he was employed by the French High Commiasion as ‘an tn- terpreter. Fischer sald there would noon be uprisings Ip New York and elsewhere, Bueno paid. PAYS 40 P. cs STRIKE TAX. Farrier Back @ at Werk Says Union “Batertainm ‘A man who said he was a member of the Fur Workers’ Union to-day com- plained to The Evening World that the pay of furriers whose employera have nettiod with the strikers la being taxed 40 per cont, for atrike funds. The fur- rere have been on strike ‘eighteen woos, 10,000 going out, of whom $,000 have returned to shops whieh agrecd t sn went, intgely e's ertainment Seramittpe name but asked that “Mb Ithas that full all 12,474 MMGRANTS INSPECTED IN WEEK AT ELLIS ISLAND Facilities Ceaitazed: and 9,450 Must Be Held Over For + Action Later. = From lant Supday morning up to last night 474 -alien steerage pas- sepuers ” oh. ben inspected at the Bis Isiand Immigration Station, and to-day the” jfomigration ‘offictats found themselves confronted by 10,- 450 aiready arrived in port, but pot as yet indpected, Not more than 1,000 can be taken at Ellis Island during the day because of crowded conditions there, so that the figures for the week'n steerage allen imapec- tions wilt be 12,474 inspected, with 9,450 carried over for next week's in- spections. at Ellis Istund, with aecommodations for only about 1,800. During the week ending to-day an average of 4,000 pergons each day have been held untif relatives could» call them or they could establish their eligibility to enter the country immigrants, Sixty per cent. of the immigrants from Poland and Czecho-Slovakia are dependent women and children and us come, many of them Witgno money for railroad fares to thi localitios where they hope to find relatives. More than 60¢ immigrants have been compelled to sleep on benchés in the big inapection hall every night this week. A young Beotch giri, Helen Beatty, who had come to America to be mar- STABS SELF AS GIRL yf LAUGHS AT HIM Mexican Sailor Proposes in Restau- rant to Owner’s Daughter— Jocked Up. Alphonso Pooras, eighteen of No. 151 Prince Street, a Mexican sallor, stabbed himself slightly in. the left breast last evening when Mies Kitty Katsorhis, eighteen, iatghed at him as hé ‘proposed to her, according to the police; Pooras had “been éating at a reiitairanit &t No."140' Myrtle avénue, Brooklyn dnd fell tn love with the owner's daughter, Miss Katsor}iis, she refused him, He was taken to a hospital first and later locked up on a charge of disorderly conduct Magistrate Dooley in Adams Street Court to-day held him in $300 bail for | hearing on a Monday. There are 2,100 detained immigrants | for BABY FALLS THREE | STORIES AND GRINS Gets Manfully to Feet After Tumb- ling oi borane Window on ing Sunshine. Fah Coogan, i rn arone from his béd, next 8 thing be dow of No, 62 Sitti Avy tya, this morningy)te fic yun light and found i¢ gobd.=r Againat the window, broke, and Daniel tumbled, . Mrs, Coogan, entering! “t fainted. Daniel landed. on tin cans, stove pipe whi When Jona Kennedy, h toward the tnfarit, he ale: wetting tmnnfilly to} grested him’ with a ‘ep fance surgson could! tid. matior. with Daniel exdagt a’ the cheek caused by she ‘rote dow ginas. - YH | FAREWELL COLONEL WILLIAM PEART, ,for 16 years Chief Secretary of the Salvation Army. Commander Booth Will Speak | 170 New Training College. Cadets will be welcomed, ted, was drowned a} Quarantine Bta-| tion jast week wher. Comminmioner| Wallle’ had arranged to permit the temporary landi: of the Kalserin; Aygusta Victoria's stocrage wen sors to await inspection at Ellia land. NATIONAL STAFF BAND SCANDINAVIAN SONGSTERS Monday, Sept. 20, 7:45 P.M. Salvation. Army Auditorium 122 West 14th Street. 118 7th Av. ox cor tra me OPEN 8 a. M TO 8 FP. Estates Apprai.ed BUYERS of DIAMONDS PEARLA AND PRECIOUS STONES He} used the bread knife on himself when ip 1916 for about the same length of! the EXQUISITE FLAVOR il) Se Characteristic of ! ORANGE PEKOE Makes it the one perfect tea. bodied richness MILLER WON'T TALK ABOUT SOCIALISTS Says the Seating of Re-elected Members is Up to the Assembly. ‘The question of seating or refusing to seat the Ave Socialist members of the Assembly who were expelled [ast apring and re-elected last Thursday ts a “question for the Assembly alone to| hesitated to express tp friends in casual conservation. 1 do Bot wish to make any public: statement which might em- ourrase them. ~~ NO CLUE IN GENOA ‘PLOT. Many Suspect Gtx Bungartan ¢ GHNOA, Sept. 14.--The police and! carablneers were engaged all night in a) acarching investigation to discover the persons reaponsible for yesterday's bom) explosion at the Stoc Mxchange here, A méet at 10 o'clock to-day lo vote on the neu Bentiment among the man. it is paid, Indioated a majority in favor of returning, ua" ‘ j which satisfies MAJORS CEMENT decide,” Judge Nathan L Miller, Re- publican candidate for Governor, anid a Major's Ktabuer and Leatter eamtt are, gop Naturally.” sald Mr, Miller, “1 have | At sit dealers. Eetabiloned 1576, views on tie subject whjah I have not | number of suspects, Including six Hun- o1E0. gorian Communists, were arrested, but; BUTLER,—CHARLES, Campbell Pungrel 40 {ar no defintt to the criminals! nuroh, Monday, 22 A. M. Auapl who committed the act has as yet been) 4 otory wund. mae found | Astore" und, The explosion did some damage to the | GIL.LINS.-MAROLD.. CAM Wxchange but caiived no Casunitios. ONERAL ONUACH, binaarr ae ee chal unday, 4B, a on SHAMOKIN MEN WILL Vorr AQSIMAN—ADA, CARPRELL FUNERAL, TO DECINN FUTURD Counsm,| O!URCH, Sunday, 3 P.M, SMAMOKIN, Pa, Bopt, 18.— The NU HINSON.—- WILLIAM, OAMPBELL enoral Committee of the mine work. | FUNDRAL CHURCH, Binday, i Pa, ers refused to order “vacationiste’ TMENSTEIN-=M O R UT: ? bach to Work here.’ ‘The committee | "PunenaL ciUncn ie dipected that each colliery local union d $8 [F ‘or Sale & Wanted CHWARTZ BRQ: Ye. 198 S898 Genedwey oh 678 Oh. ‘AUTO cas oc cenemaepeenenny) FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Call Columbus 8200 vasa, aoeral setrcg “The beat Coste mo more” FRANK E. CAMBPELL ‘The FUNERAL CHURCH, Inc. (Noo-sectarian), Broadway at 66th St YOURHOME our own landlord, han mast persona oe A Wonderful Assortment of opportunities to either pb: the Vand upon which ‘te bull ome uy One send allt to of fered the roots Dor Morrow's lpunday"W 1,000 Separate Real Estate Offers