The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 18

18 THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, MAY 26, 1921. " ith plovees who have been cles rather than tearing down. It has 5 gent to a yiait to the bf radium plant ’ | Martha Hedman i Tone hires Seuee oF more, taken up acmamoer st treublenoae| MME. CURIE RESTING. | SiictonaSare, el Hitar. te erat ill Be Bride of |." 2 5 | Fur Storage age from the ore at the plant. enhanced by contributions by the the employecs and to the manage- Radium Plant Friday. ps one bank, It is a savings fund, payable at ment. Such questions as payment for mondenvil o PITTSBURG, Pa, May 26.—Mme | retirement ath, It pays prac- overt@ne, profit sharing, the ringing a SQUEEZES HORTS Capt. A. House iirinrat ati hontai. Scie ttlmnatiena sfte|aine owns coaucraer mano, | POPPIES SELL RAPIDLY. iets Hcetion ot eisai ed semi-annually. Kor every dollar lunch room, the practice of washing| failed to take part in the programme j é y jcontributed by the employ t up during working hours, and many] of entertainment arranged here for|Third Shop Wl Be Opened fo- SO ute rotection a bank contributes about three. Dor- other pxdblems of like nature, havel the noted Patish scientist. Mine, Curie jald. C. Miller, manager of the fund, been takeu up and solved followed the advice of her physician and jwrites The Kvening World “When a reduotion in cost of living wickley Heights tos cD ce the war our turn de it seom necessary to reduce the| rested at the § the cane intmoat linra of business, nit established in July, 1920, tha matter] siclan sald Mme, Currie waa exhausted, \we belleve we ate mafe in a in the ds of the Works| due to travel and reception ceremonies, | the greatest percentage of for their action, In spite Members of the Curte party said that ‘sin the case of employees who had of the fact that the annual election| they expected Mme. Curie will have suf- Day at No. 200 Bromdway. Poppies for the decoration ‘of soldiers’ graves.on Memorial Day have fold with such a rush at the two headquarters of | the American and French Children’s | League, No. 224 Central Park West and No. 233 Fifth Avenue, that a new poppy moderate cost. Repair- | ing at special rates during the Summer. | INTHE WHEAT PT, Speculators in State of Panic “as Exporters Cry for Grain ng thar WAS plac nover Committe years, and therete were fo. tee, therefore, was composed Of MANY | 4. University of Pittsburgh and Gar: | t " bd 0 | ; ss ont NOW. A ntried members, it was Mme, Moreau-Qhasion, in clargo of | )' and Elevators Are Empty. foe ores Ver sevinee GOm OrYe Mew is melted that the management| nese Inatitute of Technology, where | the central poppy debe 68 PNEH At Telephones Fitz Roy 3400 | ‘tire s ur iP 1819 and 1920 the bank paid Was right in ite statement that the| honorary degrees wit be conferred upon | nue, was awamped with orders, dy te! ! CHICAGO, May 26.—There is a dir all employees a 10 per cent. bomu cos! of tivit , had decreased and the | aie mite soreness ta win phere and te egret srozday gales will | & —— ‘ is Fs Tnufaoturing comm voted for the reduction offs ° 6 has expressed the n| begin on the streets in ent @queere in May wheat with every a \¢ ht ees 4 ae Tr mn Res ed M ag » bonus.” {that éf ut all possible her physician con- | of aie Clty FeNt PACS. py MAKES LITELE DIFFERENCK WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT! WILL GO AND FIND | @ication that a “corner” either ar j ‘ an Mass., 4 i mploying more than 2,000 ¢ cial or natural is working out. There is an intesesting industrial " t# little wheat in Chicago and there |nerahip. The Hive World de- scribed it on Nov. 18, 1919 The in have been no supplies of consequence for months. It appears as if the farmers’ organizations are making good their boast of last winter in the “Hold Your Wheat" campaign of ofeating a big advance in prices Seaboard exporters and foreigners ho bought wheat months ago de mand delivery. Speculators and cash grain handlers who sold it cannot got estment stockhulders—who all the profits in an ordinary . enterprise—hold a form of ate the earnings of == This $150 Columbia Grafonola | years’ service, whose position with the wheat to deliver. They are wor- : like company fequirea the exerolae of + led and panicky. Within three weeks inanaging ability or whose y » 60 cents a bushel, shows the use of a high degree o EY ce centa. | imagination, tact or business judg and the July nts. vm linent Zs * Persons who wanted wheat expected | UAfter the dividends are paid to (i g that the passage of the Em ney investment stockholders and other 2 & Tariff Bl would result in a decline SAE | obligations aro setiled, two-thirds, of Is t pr in Winnipeg, and ¢ the remaining profits are distributec ehvanee if Chicago, They bought he Mi6S MARTHA HEDMAN. [Usha manuserial directors, in pre ge and sold in Winnipeg. The Chicaxo | are by CAMPEEIA. STUDIO. portion to their aries, in the shape Pirenl ry A BROOKE: bears fell into a trap. ‘he price of May | of industrial partnership stock, which low 14th Stree YN—continn tre! jj Sontinue Caree’ venue ; 1 Lo. Flatbush—continued Wheat yesterday went up 15 cents & Actress Will Continue Careet| fis paid an average of 9% per cent: | Avenus 8} ec'Uston Talking Méchine Co id ° e Newiurk Ave., 1600, N. Schwarta to the high quotation of $1.85 Nea at act, | dividends, The remaining one-third| Avenue C & Spd St Secula'and Broly Greenpol ene te tne dang ureak on realising | aS Wife of Railroad Presi- | or'the profits is distributed to tha| Avenue G, 116 1. Rodhert imite eCcia er Graham Ave, 375, A. roy Som to $1.79. July followed with an ad | ther employees of the company, oft Ayaiee D fincrabere ’ ~ 427, H. Friedman vance to $1.35, with a closing break dent’s Son. two years’ service or more, in ‘the | Bleecker St. 164, Oliver Bron $21, B, Frieden sey of 2cents. The bidding up of the pri — eal ‘of bonuses. The hon-mana- | Bh: Batieash terete Mts. bo. Mi Hatt a Aves, 782, 'P. Slotenick as squeezed the Chirago and Now Fi gerial group participates in the man- 46, Empire Phonograph Co. = Yorke anor” to a pulp, and ha Announcement was made to-day of) Keement of the company through a! Rrosdway, 171, Gotham Shops: Ine 912, S. Levine & Bros. Re ning marriage of Miss Martha | Works Committee. ‘T. G. Portmore,! Broadway’ 9th St. Joho Wanamake- While the May wheat has advanced | Hedman, whom the late Charles Froh- | Works manager, writes The Evening on Ute super Oost ee © cents a bushel, it does not repre-| ian selected us the “most beautitui | World: fit tak t fi mir.) ptheniie Rts 44, Frank Congo taken by _ exporters. ‘ || Gathers ese eine age Saportare bought the; Woman he bad ever engaged,” and | EMPLOYEES’ WORKS COM yam bers been a big benefit to the farmer. the ¢ * Kings Highway, 1318, N. W. Herringtoo Ridgewood Fresh Pond Road, 843, M. 1. Gould Chambera Music Store 111, V. Torressi shristopher Si Myrtle Ave., 1277, G. ch warts | ' . G ’ + 1277, May and sold cash wheat for export. |Capt. Henry Arthur House of Duluth, ene SHOWS ITS FAIRNESS " bole) eed A basin} Bho 1 73 Di . Isaacs The speculators who sold the Maylwho | . University | We believe our plan has been able , Hiidson, Terminal Music Shoo yy, Beody t ois the Columbia University} t4 unetion successtully, for the three; Delancey St., 22, Silver Grafonola Shoy 2413, U. 8. Ges Appliance C wheat have been covering in the Club + Onl few immediate | 7 : 110, M. "Mandel 2660, The Ideal Phono. C few days and taking terrific clades Tol Teer ey ere following reasons: | Bast Broadway, 23, H. Zuckerman ‘Woodward Ave., 585, R. Goodman while the holder of May wt atives will attend the ceremony, | 1, Because the plan came from | 219, Modern, Music Shop, anh 701, G. A. Scherzer still to Gil his @ales of cash iter which the couple will sail for} the employees themselves, Bast 14th ‘t're Plano Exchange Fi t P. e t | South Brooklyn meee Neations of a “corner” bare |SWeden. where Miss Hedman was! ment alone, with no represen Firat Avenue,’ 196, L- Greenberg & Sone Irs aym n ' Fitth Ave., 202, D. D'Antonio dications of a er” bei ° alone, . s peep earth } n Ave, 20% are awn in the fact that the hush | 0PM, making their home in New York) tives of the management present. A taal som A * ! 634; Cohn Bros. Furn, Ce, Ine ice for M. ay wan 26 cents a| "thelr return ‘ Because the points of contact Houston St., 208, International Phono. Co. | 708, Fiust & Woanicki hel over Kansas City, 32 cents over| Miss Hemdan, whoxe blond lovell-| with the management are small Madison St. ‘Atlas Book Store elivers I Fourth Ave. Roswell Europe as in Amc *tca, coyly refused to go into details u: her forthcoming marriage, but admitted it would take place June 5 in the home of Capt. House's father in Duluth. The actress said her romance with | Capt, House was not “one of the | eit | rapid-fire kind,” but that they had * -for'‘months has been a clique of Wall | known each other several years. Sho | Street bears. They made money on! met him shortly before he sailed the big fall in prices six months ago, \for France in 1917. He is a mining Dut appear to have overplayed. the | engine but has passed most of his market. It was said that they began |time on a ranch in California, Capt. House served with the 350th | than Winnipeg, where the price 1s $1.97. The advance in prices since April 14 is 65% cents a bushel There are only 4,000 bushels of con- tract wheat in Chicago. Millions of ®ushels were sold for May delivery Among the big sellers of July wheat 9th St. &'6th Ave., Michael Bros. Prospect Park W., 240, J. J. Kaplan to Your Home q Third Ave., 713, C. Messina Willlameburs Bedford Ave., 309, Kirsch & Bro. Broadway, 241, Weber Talking Machine (se. 683, A. Oblo 738, Carl Bauer's Son, Ine. 840, J. A. Schwara, 912; Kirsner Bros. 1102, J. & L, Saffree 1227, J. M. Quinn 1321, John A. Schwars 1441, HL. Hermelin 1449, C. Ludwig Bauman & Co. “It has shown itself to be a con- 182, Ttailan Ph structive rather than a destructive 181! La Beat force; its policy bas been to co-oper- | Namay St, 49, Gothar ate in the building up of last li-| Park Row, 193, Cowpe: ate in the building up c ing po Rite cnianieaess . = 204, D, Kirsh’ Second ‘Ave, 67, Weeer Bros, 111, 8 Birns Sixth Ave., 84 Zuckerman's Music S Vewey St., 67, Veety Grafonola Shop 14th Street to 72nd Street West Side Broadway, 1212, Sol. Pudlin & Co, 1983, A. H. Mayers | Gaol Nb tat ah re hh Mills ea ‘ aya Infantry of the 8th Division, Dur- St, 8. a . i isd 311, F. Cowereneweki Mm 97 \ing a night raid Sept, 18, 1918, In the | | Hoven op rien y Fluahing Ave, 739, M. B. Evens Alsace region, he was captured by, i 607, Thompeon Drug Stor Graham’ Ave., 59, A. Freilich a German patrol and taken prisoner, | 608, M. , Grand Piano & Phono. Ce. He was six weeks in an_ officers’ ; prison camp in Villingen, the Black ‘FOR EVERY ONE 10 AID Forest region of Germany, but | escaped shortly before the armistice. | He is a graduate of Columbia, cla of 1906. His fathor, F, B. House, President of the Duluth Iron Range Railroad and a well known steel financier, Knickerbocker Ave. 421, L. Brody 695, W. Rubinstein Sumner Ave. 186, Le Winter Bros. Tompkins Ave., 54, Le Wyckoff Ave., 260, J. Woodhaven Jamaica Ave., 80-01, N. Buzbaum 98-25, Hartman Piano Co. QUEENS AND NASSAU Astoria, 9 Flushing Ave., 1. Segerman 783, A. H. Sixth Ave., 305, Columbia Furniture Co. . 455, Landesman & Carp 753, Christman & Sons W. lath St., 68, Hecht Bros. 181, Weser Bros. (Continued From Third Page.) ductions, changes in work hour schedules, &c.?_ A. Hourly co- operation and helpful suggestions, ‘ A . 14th Street to 72nd Street . ° iy? Main St., L. Gali tles, locomotive whistles, steam- Cary adds that the employ | dv? Main St, 1 iy i boat and” stenmanip whistler to [sve chown’ ay thelr epresentatvea Sta ea er Models at these Reduced Prices | <..itecfiisiic" 0 he management the i 2, ‘Mandel jachine C College Poin ourth Ave. J. Schote sound a blast at that hour, |ivst thinkers, workers and loaders in | For Your Furniture fe ale deta Wn sansa Gerona, 1 Ee Jackson Ave.y J. it. Gotten which would serve as a re- |the shaps. The labor turnover in his E. 42nd St.,_ 139, Central Phono, Co. 60"Louona Ave., K. Bowen 8 Kingsland Av: 2ouh'St. & Polk Ave, Community Musie Shop | ie CUR tn ae For a limited time these Columbia Dealers will sell Columbia woud attach that date jand | |piance whieh do nut maintain a ‘cor A (2 12] [IB Ey ie Wine eet Grafonolas at these greatly reduced prices. All are latest stand- | minder? | know our whistle |plant during the business depression 146, 1. Farhi Main St., J. DeFerrari ent to buy a number of items, | oPerative system. Firut Ave.,'846, Gramercy Music Shop A f eae 7 Mott Ave., M. Brody “Ban you not visualize te effect of |PROFIT SHARING FUND HELPED 10) Goran ard models with many exclusive Columbia improvements. bucks Drug | this if in every city in the United OUT IN DARK DAYS. | 1837, Wm. Linhart States we heard of a tremendous din| ™,. Harris Trust and ee At Your Dealers Madison ‘Ave., 646, Madison Gratonole Shop Of steam whistles at 10 o'clock some | 46: Ch icg pl sate Savings Bank Becond Ave. B4l, 8. Bernave ‘| Morning and remejpbered the articles OF CHORES Works 0 6 STORY sharing Third Ave. 208, M: Rabinowits: aa ; B. Gerts t fm the newspapers? In developing Uv jemenean 103 "Rock Road., Nager ‘ the plan would it not be well to set | ave oney: u oO 8 Union Aver, Geestebers’ Mune She; t the Bext page of the programme—for | Long Island City, 132 Bridge Plaza So., G. F. j example, arrange in your propaganda ules . trument Co, 104 Vernon Ave., I. A. Pogolowitz Sis tvs ans oro wopk nnd ao Union Saure,&, Winteroth & Co, $275 Columbia Grafonola for $175 Beoeste Wane mrenee meses nee sal i became ynnecessary to atim- Y S 40 Abov. hog plea 2 ia in Ozone Park, Jerome & Freedom Ave., Morria t le buying in that way?" at Sid 5 5 Awaler ‘Mr. Cary advances some objections ou ave $ Aneieriere Aven 1116, Goldhers Furs. Co. $22 $1 0 Port Washington, Main St., M. M. Palminteri his own plan, but he asks: “If Frid Thi Brose, B. Nembeu Richmend, Hill, 110th StL" Jamaica Ave, r unemployment continues, are riday on 1s ‘. "2480, ‘Woodward Grafonole Shop $ 165 “ $ 140 2698, Broadway Phono. Shop 3493, Secord Piano Co. 8750, Audubon Grafonola Shop 140 “ 1 00 comteh®s Reo Talking Machine Co. : Columbus Ave., 63 can i Dele eB ieee $125 “ $ 85 si sor BD. tores STATEN ISLAND 991; M. Rade , . ad, 91 Rich: ; ighth Ave., 2514, New York Music Store ie Bort Richensor, 21 Richmond Ave Lene hie te eek niches Shep 75 60 128 Richmond’ Ave., Manbattan Furm nox Ave., 88, Palace Talking Machine Sho; ey Sah E> mesons OF 2028 Richmond Ter: ; 42h Dreasoe 50 ” 45 Stapleton, 141 CanalSt.,J, Kilis in jaorre Di vale Bhop, Tottenville, 240 Main Si., Peto & Boyd .% Nicholas A’ 1872, H. Shapire ay ee ke $ 32.50 “ $ 30 Dat er ST CHESTER We not going to run into serious s0- ial diMiculties?” ' i The Evening World passes the idea along to the press. It has possibili ties and it comes from a busines! man who finds time for thinking. A CASE OF EMPLOYEES AIDING THE MANAGEMENT. The Browning Company pays its employees a bonus, which has run for three and a half years, since the plan was put into operation, from 4 per gent. to 14 per cent. every three months. The employees, through 8217 Jamaica Ave., B. Hoffman y Beach, 378 foulevard, A. Geflen ay Park, 213 116th St., J. Abrahame Merrick ‘Road, IL. Te Columbia Grafonola Think of buying this new model nationally known Columbia Graf. onola at $40 off. And these are the very latest models with every exclusive patented Columbia im- provement. \7 116th 8t., 85, 8, Ke wil Schmidt th St, 44, Harlem’ Pi @ommittees selected by themselves, L. Bauman Mt. Ver nye 76 West ist St, F. Brodbeek Bave a voice in the plant manage- Krauser 97So. Fourth St., Mt. Vernon Furni. Co. ment as it relates to working condi- , 595, Saul Birna tions. The following answers to @ few questions put to the Browning Company were made by the Men's Meeting, an organization of em- ployees, and not by Mr, Cary Q. Is your employee representa- tion plan still in existence, and what classes of employes does it affect? A. Yes; it affects hourly New Rochelle, 8 Division &t., P. Pravder, I bid Maik St, White-Moorey MusdP tsp fang Machin Co Any Dealer Listed Here Will Give You nett Seis | Bub Baines These Prices and Easy Terms Berger McFbillips & Vanghey ‘a St.. J. Tumick St., Russell & Lawrie Main St.,White Plains Furn. C Yonkers,1/ Main St., Broadway Music Shop 116 "New Main 8t., A. B. Isaacs 2241, P.’ Elisco & Son Lexington Ave., 1221, H. W. Mamm 1278, Lexington Grafonola Shop Madison ‘Ave., 1681, M. Bricker Sends this Cabinet Grefoncle 16 Warburton Ave., Goldbury raiture wage and office help employe home immediately. py Becond Ave, 1476, D. Amtman Pyle joldburg Furni yt combined in meetings held ever: Colum te 121et St. & BRONX—continued Bay Ridge—coninned Brownsville—continued HOBOKEN AND UNIONHILL.NJ. \ two weeks. Very Easy Ex Third Ave E. Tremont Avo., 504, Isemann & Colltto, Inc. Fifth Ave., 7210, R. W. Olsen & Co. WR. Mark's Avs., 1585, Prospect Phonograph Cliffside, 313 Paliaado Ave. A. Dats Q. Has the Employees’ Works | P. ts Arr ed Improvement 1518, 0. 1060, West Farms Gralonola Shop 7604, G. man Sutter Ave, 414, P. Nobel Hoboken, 363 First St. Nyfco Music Shep Committee engaged mostly in air- | ayments ang: 1589, P. Helfer Tremont Ave,,768, A. Matskowite Sth Ave. & Gard St, Heilbronn & Sos poner 551 First St. N. ¥. Furniture } ing grievanves or does it contrib This worth while price reduction ie made only on our present Lh Piapacne Mase toee Webster, Ave. 200d, Panken & Co. Bareath Ave, S228) O. Osterhue cocauans aa RI ese 106 Washington'St HL. Cordta ute from practical knowledge and stock—which is none too large for the demand there will be | 1869, J: Livolal 2728, A. J. Stack Wot the Duckman Musle Store Liberty Ave. 1172, Liberty Music Go. 111s Washington Bt. thew nee experience toward increasing pro for it. Used instruments accepted in part exchange for liberal 2188, 8. A. Sherman Westchester A: 818, Strand Talking ‘7218, Bay Ridge Talking Machine Co. Coney Island W. Hoboken, 615 Spring St. Heraco Exchange ductive efficiency and personal Ilo 2986, O. W. Wuerts & Co. Machine Co. Mermaid Ave., 2811, Raplogel Munie Co. 8 Summit Ave. U. Floreani . ” mat whol allowance. White Plains Road, 9612, A. Losito Bedford Section og: je Co. w.N no ts contentment? A. Almost wholly Mase Vee Grdae © BRONX og wept) rons Surf Ave., 170 y Gra . New York, jergenline Ave. Hersee confined to helpful suggestions lece Your Order Early Boston Road, 1861, J. Sheinharte Wille Aven 665 We Faeha A rag 1 Zrsokic Showe: thee Hf peabenge Q. What co-operation has there | Crescent Ave., 625, L. Fabucei BROOKLYN qee8, W. Backma Cypress Hille Union Pull. 62 Bergenline Ave. A- Brunton been between employees, commit. | A ° &, Fordham Road, 26, W. W. Liberty Dewntown King ee Bae vette Masle Shop Peltgn St.2025, Warwick Grafonola Shop ergenline Ave. Fulton MusioShop ~ ‘ . M. Newman 4 ERS! ITY, “ B. 19RU BE, 866,'D. Rosenbaum GOae see’ dle Gots & Co. NA he ok! eerted Phono. On Hb Kornield Bros, Geral ame tien inne 163rd St, 908, L. Laibowite B11, Neapolitan Talking Machine Co, Giz Lisbersoan East New York 371, Central Talking Machi ‘i r 169th Bt., 456, R. Ablowich A 20, Cowperchwait Co. Ine 768, Nostrand Music Atlantic Ave.; 2741, M. Wharton Garfield’ Aver 128, Cd Sebieeae te f New Location—4 West 37th St. | Fi iota St, GE, Bell Muse Stqre in ‘Peck & Co. St. Johe’s Place, 760, Qxman Brew Fulton St, 1926, Brooklyn Music & Stat, Co. G v hia ” 180th St. & Michigan Ave, Weet Farms nr t » 760, ne BEB e 3 5 een 85; Wisener & Sons, ‘Washingtoo Ave., 691, Mullen Bros, Pennsylvania Ave., 140, Stojowaki Stores, Lac. 8.'h ™ } : . Headquartere fer Columbia Grafonolas and Records. 7 rafonola Bhop Fulton St, Abraham & Straus Pitkin Ave. 2496, V. Amato Jackson , 251, Zarbounes Music Co, f Horlicks Be larsh Ge Ges ¥. Cait! 666, J. H. Remick & Co. Bensonhurst Stone Aves 165 G. Leone 469, J. Limon east SP OR: Ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee, Frorman St., 904, D. Cantor 7 ton St., 868, Parnes Talking Bath Ave., 1866, J. Martin a Monticello Ave., 92, N Y i The ORIGINAL Melrose Ave., 753, Meirose Graf. Co., Inc, c Beth Sty 2080, J. Josetabe: Erie Basin 92, Newman's Music House | Cut This Coupon Out and Mail Tonight Morris Ave, 639, A. Pennechi jachine Co, ay 5 re 5 161, D. Force & Co, Malted Milk he OBE, i peaneee Myrtle Ave., 28, L. Goldapple Borough Park Columbia 8t., 226, A. Freilich Newark Ave., 115, A. Brunton WIDENER’S COLUMBIA SHOP | Name .. sete cereeseeares So, Boulevard, 1060, Sacks Music Store 86-90; McEnery’s, Inc. Hamilton Aves 144, Adantic Talking 184, Wisener & Some 4 West 37th St. * Third ee anal er caete &s Ce. 170, t. Stein TEER Aven 4210 feredty, Bros. Machine Co. 149, Lauter Plane Con” Tel. Fitz Rey 0967 Bereet eee aaa MEE ia acho” Seats Be Hike hoe 18 Ave, 1610, C. Morten Ven Brant Hy 86 Leow Gcitepels Sie: Revpaaz’s Msi ome edbaald fw Rareicere Om 208, F. Geist . Browiswille Flatbush 658, Wm, Ricker G without ear obtigation whateover | City ..coc. ey, rth E B. Fre & Co, Washington St., 267, Guarantee Phono, Co. pougias St, 1836, Bustin Talking Ghareh Aves 124, H, Wan & Son 7 Pavonia’ Ave. 196, 8. Malinowski = wy Do ecnd me photographs of Bay Ridge Machine Co. Coney Island Ave., 689, 1. Sitkof ilroad Ave. & Grove St, W. J. Greens %, end deccripiion of your latest | state ...o.. Thind Avo 408% Edeloon Bros. Eighth Ave., 4013, Finnish Soc, Pub, Co, New Lots Road, “16, 8. Leider Prathosh Ave, 045, J. Housman Beoond St, 353, M. Carlo € ftanderd and Period models of paaeosepseemeandl 4065, Goldburg Furn, & Carpet Co. Filth Ave, 4803, Sunact Talking Machine Go, Pitkin Ave. 1780, Capitol Talking . R. W. Olsen’ & Co. ummit, Station Concourms, 8, Brow) $¥ood- Drink” for All Ages. Grafonoiaa EW / a 26.21 E, Tremont Ave, 420, Michigan Home Furai- 6413, 'G, & R. Furniture Co. Machine C 1186, Flatbush ‘Talking Machine Shop Music 6022, J. A. Gorman & Son 1803, Leon Brick 1633, Flatbush Music Lunch at Home, Office, and Ask for HORLICK’S. \ ‘West Side Ave., 420, M. Shapiro & Son. \ 4 West 37th Street