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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Because of an embarrassing mis- take the scond prize for the Criterion sto. y contest was awarded to the wrong person. As all stories had to name, it happened that two of the fellows competing chose the same nom -de-plume "Wamba'' The sec- ond prize for this reason was award ed to the wrong ''Wamba.' The mis- take has been rectified and the two be given to the rightful winner, Fred erick Owens, an afternoon student of Room z.
 At special meeting of the Athletic Association yesterday after school in the Assembly hall, Harry Denny, "A, was elected assistant football man ager for next year. It was also an- nounced that tickets for the minstrel show to be presented on March Is would be directly placed on sale.
 At the last meeting of the faculty of the school, it was decided that ex- cuses must be presented for tardineSs to all classes, and also that the stu dents should rot jump up out of missal bell but wait until they are dismissed by the instructor.
 The Senior girls are quite angry at the behavior or the SODhOmOreS in amitating them ky the wearing of large bow ribbons. The Sophom ore girls promise to carry things still further and to carry on war in the enemies country by coming to school one of these days, with their hair done up like their more dignified sis terS.
 There was a meeting of the f1nan- cial committee for the minstrel show yesterday after school in the office.
 Some members of the Senior Com mercial class have completed the 26 sheets of penmanship for the Palmer certificate, which they all hope to re- ceive in the near future. The work that Is completed will be mailed to the Palmer Co.,, in New York, next week.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Criterion board will be held Mon day, after school, in Room 13. The subject of a banquet for the board will then be brought up for discus sion.
 There is an afternoon freshman who never walks to or from class rooms excepting with the company of two or mere girls" Moral suasion will ne tried on him, for only Juniors and Seniors are supposed to enjoy such rights.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02
Stronq Talk.

Ertc--I say. father. can whisky speak?
 Papa-So. my boy. Why?
 E:ic-Oh, heard mother say the drink was beginning to tell on you.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02
Notice

For Fort, -s;z years we haVc pee" conducting lu S;tiess as tfic Sanfc O:0 location, corner of Main and J"hn streets. Bridgeport. Conn. ana ou. Private Bank llas been cstaDiiSheu tl,ere continuOusir. Me have received eud pai.i out on demand without no- ti.e millions of dollars of money ue- rcsiteti with us and NC continue to receive money subject to depoStnr cheek at sight. on which. we alio'. three per cent. per nnnuin. credited eo each account monthly. We solntt the accounts Of intiiNitnaIs. DuS,"eS ,s men. firms and corporations. and all who want a hank account where trey can deposit money. checks or dra"s. md leave 1t for one day one week. one month ar one year. and draw interest on 1t for any time 1t Is ieft with us: We give tO the business our careIuI personal attention as the oldest TIT" of private bankers In this state. ''''
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02

the Criterion board will be held Mon day, after school. in Room 13. The subject of banquet for the board will then be brought up for discus sion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02

There is an afternoon freshman who never walks to or from class rooms excepting with the company of two or mere girls: Moral suasion will ,e tried on him, for only Juniors and Seniors are supposed to enjoy such rights.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02
Good Clocks

For every purpose at any price. It matters little whether you want a clock for tho kitchen, bedroom, hall or parlor-it can be found here. The clock l sell you Is guaranteed to keep time. If 1t doesn't will give you an. other in It's place. I suggest that the next time you or your friends are con- sidering tho purchase of clock, whether it he an alarm clock or an ordinary clock. you come here in or. der to sec what we offer in the way of good clocks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-02

There was a meeting of the f1nan- cial committee for the minstrel show yesterday after school in the office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

PLY horse "a neck aad neck finish IN the
ti-l took ,hv lead and Lad 10 90 th.. first
/ sum when De ht"N, So badly that Mur-
thN HHt Co drive .uTi fp escape. the disc
lance flag In re, fourth hstt chimes
tihl went around the tr4tN .ft.. ,i... q.
works AMI Non ianliIy though pushed
N 90" stretch oy Process Patch and
l'Dur'r jan
queen worthy won t.c ..is class
U"tirs iu straight heats the ra,. t.~-
~ &C." dGN. I.Aumor- pushed tr, vim
nor AROUND "a" track neck and no.. b 10
. iMH ."tt~. iu tHs second beat g. .l.l-
more was Just part rt a nose i..HIrIl az
iN" iifiSh. ana "a the tuirI fH. two
cam" Initr the Wiz" so clos. tugsff ..r
mat only ID" jud-"S could Separate
t.,fl
aiar, - had raineS prc,tv ua.n nr-
OWE way 80 fu' $40 class frorfItc VIM
nin- ~ stralr heats Helen 90 ,-n,.-
n't WHS tiSit after her an the f.-u.. .s...i
down To- ara.
Countr, JAW won't q milo 90 h.a, -
frHi-fu- InlsT fn. Saddle anil fI..... %
IN an, R"amey Martl was thc rider.
7 summaries
.-2 lass trottir-. $1,000. 3 O.. %
Mary 81. won. lf..'ru o. tsrupr s.c-
orI. ftli I.rr~. tai-f. Best time $50
Ih" Nor'hrip purse. $500" @.fs class
Chimes Hal vor. Denver JAW. SCION D..
Ny-i'ral. tlsri Heef time. s.D.r,
To- class froftng purse &l.0U". d.
queen Worthy. Vou. E-Lorr,r,. -..-
D'i sadie Colbert. third I.-- t.f...
"si.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men
Send Name and Address Today-Yov
Can Rave u Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous

have IN n'y possession a pr.s-r'r..f4-
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back. lrulE. 900 fuN fr.reers rs..-ts ~
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determined f0 send o. roIy ~ tho 49,,
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mon and nuI rnrtfrreI h ia fre -.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
REAL ESTATE SOLD
Property Of Ben X. Carr. Bankryo.
Sold Yesterday Morning at the
Court House.

Before Referee J. v. Cummins yca.
'orday Trustee - S llonccker filed
Cd report 81 sale % the real estate 81
Zen Is. Carr and asked ,or o. en-
hrmation. The real estate consisting
81 his house aud stable 40 30 2743
jacob street was sold Yesterday morn
INK 90 the front dcor of the cart
house Tor $3.50
Notice 20 'he creditors were sent
out Yesterday by SIR Cummirs FOR a
meeting 90 bet held July 22 for the
purpose Of confirming this sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

b"rship iu the league and 81 This is
dome Washington. 20. w.ii hc enc az
fle towns fo got % birth
Tho S'ihs. CoUurvooC s1id arc
con- along nicely 90. ths present time
and tend to make ltd Tor fhc Sec
ord seasons pcurlrt Mck.lvcy ths
E.'iairn boy nov leads tho league
iu 'he number Of home tuas. Tho as.
mfaucc ~ Tairmonf. Coli0.wood
stated met with general satisfaction
as Salem was not supporting the team.
Ti. schedule has been changed in such
% manner that each team wifi pay n
wrrt on tho road and then rofurn
home Tor fho same length az time
The i'cli iad looks Iu tho pink o. con.
dr.or and is cnJoync on excellent
season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
COLLINGW0OD
Speedy o. & q. Lacquer says Lesoue
Looks Stronger Now Than a. ANY
Time TINS Year.

William tuiIrEvDod of PfD--r'
Valley VIo Be- holding down Tho Or
base JOB fnr ff. >f,uhrryiffe MIN. .-
're % o. o.. i,lruo spent .asf o,en.nr
.u fhi- CTS hatirr f.t,n . run d,.r
foiioV.ne t.. game with Fairnorf sos.
''rd1r afternoon tn'inrv1od stated
'h1f ff" ''fru" iook. hsffrr from o.
hntr'a. standpoint now 'ilu 90 ANS
1000" durrt 'Ir uN.I. season arf l.
believes fhn or-.n.fH .or u.1 rr .I
OBJ" r'Is"r r'a.f. There i- some talk
or admrtrr two mrIc cities fo mem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Two base ritS-I'ouIfn WaEn.- =
Miller. 90 Miller
Three base hit--Tooley
Home Heudr'V
~a.Iifl.' hif.-Tlu..y
-. stolen base " h...tnie. Wagner. =.
Ml.i's. simon. a.. Miller
i'"H".' plays Mr 'srf.y ana Wague-
H-1.u.... Tuoley AMI I'aulett. Iaub"rt
ana TsuI-y.
Fu., base on bails-Off Hendrix. 4.
Hff Allen.
StrusN ost-Hy Hendrix. .. 10y Bar
rer. q. ty Allen 3
NfiI git.. Hendrix
l."f' cu bases Ilftshu-FI. 8. Brook
lvn b..
First base ou errors FiffsN lrrh.
ilf- bff ilr-er. in innings. off
kr.fz"r. ln 8 inning. or \ .lru. , ia I
innings
q iru..t 90.
rrr.fre4 IA own 4F fs-teH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

- 81 Louis ~ . score % q 20 I TO-DAY
- Louis punched four singles on war-
h'p IN the fourth inusnE for it- only
run. and In Ne s~cond half New York
made their four runs on five sinxi~-
Sore n al n
81 Louis ....--ooi 0oooao-I 10 (,
N-N YORK 100 et00o 90
Baf,~rfe--Hami!ton and K-.~h.ii.
Warhop and Sweeney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
BOSTON AMERICANS
MAKE OFFER FOR SCOTT

IN easy chance. but the second was a
n't srpnnder. which h. failed - judge
properly He u~-.t the two errnf.
f"N-ker. with four diTicult assists
ana the onif reason that IN. score MAS
n"t u"h up IN the third wss because. he
I"ap"i Into the air two feet or more
nj pulled down Servatiur nigh throw
" ihchell D. PLACED that ne landed
with the smokes and We are t1., -
LEASED 20 have him lie did not receive
~ uch announcement with DAYTON and
N1S not disappointed when the Vets let
him out Franz stu has a number of
victories tucked away In his wing and
here's hoping that the Smokes get their
snare OF them He will take his turn
regularly row
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Jansen g. credited with su0 ERRORS
~ yeetsrdav's contest. whit- gray gets
-FOUR The Fi'tslursher's FIRST error ets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
To-day's Games.

To-days Games.
brooklyn at Pittsburgh 90
Boston at Chicago
New York at ST Louis
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
, fIITSBt RICH. July 12-PittSburrh
haf little trouble defeating BROOKLYN to-
gay 10 z Three visiting pitchers were
MT hdrd while Hendrix was steady
throughout. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
SENATORS MAKE IT
YouH OUT OF FrvE

WASHiSGToS. July i2-wAshinE-
ION made u Four out % ave by defeat
Ing Cleveland to-day. TO V.ushn
sss Nsry effective with men on has.s
Mchride's fielding ana Shank's battinr
wre features. Score.
,., r " r
Cleveland .....oOo oooioe-i
Washington .-.000i iOo0n-2
batteries 90 kahier and owen.
vaughn and Henry. williams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Uncle Pennywise says;
TITO '.rs f.f most IWIHrfIrt unrt lu
f.r world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
Yesterday Results

Pittsburgh S. Brooklyn 2
fhiladciphia 6. Cincinnati I.
Chicago I Boston 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
PIRATES
DEFEAT TROLLEY DODGERS IN
oNE-sIDEp GAME.

Hendrix Was Steady Throughout While
the Brooklyn He~vsrs Were
Hit Hard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Great credit is due the Rll'kens for
me style Of ball they are PLAYING n,
the present time. on June ii,h ~
Mayhss were in eighth place and on the
S1h" cate this month they We're in drst
Ilute. II that isn't climbing some in
a month don't kwon what T. In ,bc
tHSt thirty-threc games played they
nave won twenty-six and lost seven
peen played on foreign ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Manager Bill Phillips. OF the Young--
,oNh Sieeimen says the standing shows
fort Wayne 20 be leading the circuit
~h"h MS own should be gracing the
t"p Bill says they have won 46 gamea
anu lost 81 up until yesterday. but the
st7ndlng Issued by the Official scor-r
w. MS nome town. places the Steelmen
league head was rendin govt some or
ncial standings at the leagues ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

when TIIghey Tta;e stepped 60 the
plate "a the first inning yesterday af-
terunou le was presented with he <
calling for fifty cart wheels duo him
fnr hitting the Bull Durham sign.
HuEhev Intends sailing away The ftty
and Will Use 10 tuis flN when u. goes
on bus ann al hunting trip H.ntirE is
second favorifs p4sfiu- with tate.
Sian. minis fle ball having FIRST call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

me moving pictures % the recent
- i.h-J "hnsou go. show that Johnson
~ nov nave as easy "A time of ~ as
press reports would lead on. To- he
Johnson. IL * said. shows signs
~ uflns IN the middle 81 the ught
.ut ther" t. LITTLE doubling of the fnt.f
tnat ne could have put the whit. ma
~ d, any time he saw ~. One thing
the pictures show plainly l. ~, -
{. l"red man fought "a clean battl. as
az %" time Is ~ seen doing an, Kind
., hgnung that might be- called I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
SPORTORIALS
CBy Carl p. L..,n.rv,oa-,

The Statesmen have add.d a,o,h.,
Itishnan 90 their roll I'm the person
OF Mike Donovan. an outnelder. who
nailS from Michigan. This makes ave
b~tnenerS FOR Canton now Including
DAWSON. Murphy. Coulter. Crouch and
Donovan II any team In the league
pa more irish I'm IL than Canton they
new onthelder batted .3li last season
anu was until signing up with anton
studying medicine In Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

"... .'at Iudd poieI ,.- ID double in
".i "tne az ZInes ilIe I..r-. Jas
t.... r. - brought Ais total number
o. % the century at-. T.-
nt sas - the second r.lu m TIE
J.. Sue 90 reach tle i.t MARI Per p
johns. la-e % Aaron. bong ta- first.
J .uG4 has ided number q Lp.:t- 90
fi- average during tho past week and
now occupies a position n~ar tie f.p.
Ir" lat b.. makin- strong nit flr Tus-
session 10 fle silver loving cup ofr erred
2" f.- IS rfsiing eyer lang tr- most
hits iGrir x the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

irl.- says his team - saot 20
.t- WITH injuries q. "a. hGf .nHt.4rc al
rt. -.ff...- agrrt cation from Tails angle
r- ... LITTLE COON fu- r;rv-fIeuf.
t.. '.t- are Zoo the E..ns 900 the
f.-.. . lever SiNe ~ INfI t.- .ust
.t- ZEN thrown u.f They .sHk
r.'- Jog all departments f.4u either
l..' .. ..r. or Dayton. although uofh
H.s .'tIing them boy 90 SNAIL. mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

h" ~" management has signed a
va lSuiri. The new man comes highly
i.'oiaInT led by Larry sutton. scout
W" Ht""NlNu Rational league club.
u, ti' western league. ~ h. PERFORMS
Ike MS maine. he'l. be "A wiuu,i Ia ms
circuit. '' '''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

JYInry Spears the N.Dtn5~,ti,. 80.
Nhp signed with Aaron the FIRST Of ,h.
Week. lost his first game Thursday
~ tli~t IN" Fo'fcr- spears allowed btif
Nitt ATS. tut the five passes h. f@S.eI
- first proved COSTLY TIi- teammates
'Hilet 2" fIf opporturely h.hfnt him
~. rH was partial y r.~rurs ihl. FOR Et-
.rf"af croft ~F' was ou the smoke
pitching --7ff few Iavs last veqr has
.en released hy Charon on account ~
Thomas ans spears being signed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

chester kirc. former SMOKE ,r-c-
Roy Mouts'ncry's regime. h. n.,, lin.
- d" ia>t cum with fI. Statesman TU..
iah l~ o." l-a.liug sWattrr uu ~. team
az ITO li"S"uf ilu". with ara average of
90. Ii ana hi~ zine WORK N1S boon -f...
Snh'e.f % several newspaper articles
l'Ninrn Hr" nor going very good
80 RE present tlm. ana - genera sr,,t--
~ o. PROMISED within TIE n.\t r.W DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
PL AN FOR A WIDER SCOPE
Bensonhurst Yacht Club to
Take Over Old Organization.

More than five hundred of the residents
of the gensonhurst and Bath Beach sec
ton OF the city met tonight at "estlaWn'
the former home Of the National yacht
Club. at the foot OF Twenty-second ave
npe Bensonhurst, TO discuss the adHsa-
billty Of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club tax
ting over the property and maintaining
throughout the entire year comoineu
yachting and country club
., with four hundred members II VIII Do
possible for the Bensonhurst yaehtsmeh
10 take over the property, and with It's
present membership increased by many
from the old National Yacht Club. Com
m odore George r. lie Savage believes
that II will be possible to successfully
carry through the scheme
The new club will offer ample facilities
for yachting. swimming, tennis. bowling
billiards and pool and will fill long teit
want in the social life OF the Bensonhurst
section OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
MOTOR BOAT SHOW DATES
Annual Exhibition Is Fixed for
February 10 to %.

The 1918 New York National Motor Boat
Show will be held In Madison Square
Garden. and the dates decided upon are
February. Is to 20. Inclusive. The interest
that has been aroused in not only, the
pleasure but also the commercial end OF
motor boating Is evidenced more and
more each year by the increasing number
Of marine enthusiasts. who look forward
TO this annual exhibition OF motor boats.
motors and accessories with the keenest
anticipation
The committee in charge OF the coming
exhibition Is composed of Henry r. sut-
phen, chairman, Of the Electric Launch
Company; James Craig, OF the, James
Craig Engine and Machine Works; Eu-
gene A. Riotte, OF the Standard Motor
Construction Company; Crispin ogiebay'
OF tine Ferro Machine and Foundry. Com
pany. and s. j. Matthews, OF the
Matthews Boat Company They met on
Thursday and outlined plans for the 1913
show. Visitors 10 the last show remem-
Der with pleasure the new and novel re-
suits IN the way OF decoration music
etc. that were introduced, and 1t is con-
Adently asserted that the 1913 show Will
ha even more attractive In the way OF
exhibits and scenic effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
First Applicants for the Navy
Dental Corps Examined.
From The Tribune Bureau


ORGANIZING NAVY DENTISTS-sur-
geon General Charles r Stokes OF the
navy recently completed a scheme for the
organization OF the new dental corps OF
the navy, which was authorized by the
last naval appropriation act The rules
and regulations formulated have been APP
proved by the Secretary Of tho Navy. and
tho organization OF the corps is being
undertaken. A board OF examiners, COM
posed OF Surgeons Il. Mccullough and z.
NJ Blackwell, met IN Washington on
Thursday and examined the first two APP
plIcants for the corps. who were Drs,
Emory Bryant and W. NJ Cogan. prac-
Using dentists IN Washington. II they
receive the appointment 70 the corps
they will form board, with member
OF tho medical corps Of the navy. to ex-
anime future applicants for the dental
corps.
The appointment OF thirty assistant
dental surgeons has been authorized, and
all original appointments will be maze
In the grade OF acting assistant dehtaI
surgeons, who will qualify for permanent
appointment at examinations TO be held
three years from the date OF the act
creating the corps. Applicants for this
corps must be graduates OF standard
medical or dental colleges, trained IN the
several branches OF dentistry and OF good
moral character The examinations must
show physical fitness, as we'll as the re-
ouired personal proficiency Onicers OF
tho dental corps receive the same pay and
allowances as officers Of corresponding
rank and length OF service IN the medical
corps.
Those appointed to this corps VIII te
a assigned TO naval stations, flagships. tho
hospital ship solace and to the naval
Dispensary in Washington.
PANAMA POSTS NAMED.-In further
ance OF the policy Of the War Department
10 name military posts in the Panama
Canal Zone for distinguished American
soldiers. announcement is made OF the
following designations OF sea coast bat
terIes In tho canal territory: Battery Carr
in honor OF the late General Joseph Brad
ford Carr, 4. 8. ". and Battery Prince
I'm honor OF the late General Henry Prince
II s v, both on the Fort Grant military
reservation; Battery Zalinsh, In honor
Of the late Major Edmund Ia ZalinsKi'
IFS A., on the Fort Randolph military
reservation, and Battery Baird, In honor
Of the late General Absalom Baird U. 3.
A., on the Fort Sherman reservation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
GREAT GAIN IN PRODUCTION
Overland Goes from 4O1 to
10000 in Five Years,

An increased production from +ol 10
40 600 cars in FIVE years liz the record at
ta,ned by the WIllys-Overland Company
makers of Overland motor cars. II IL
record that probably cannot be equalled
nv any other manufacturer allied with
the industry. When John n. WHY'S Sc
cured control OF the Overland concern
{, was not an important factor IN the
trade.
During 1908 the company sold 4ol cars
but under the guiding hand OF the ener-
getic WHY'S the following year 1881 cars
were sold. BY this time the sales Or
.ganlzation and manufacturing facilities
had been perfected, and Mr.. WHY'S real
lied that quantity. production would be
the only way in Shlch he could reach the
top rnng and produce good cars at mini.
mum, prices During 1910 the sales jumped
TO l5,5I. The following year 1907 cars
were sold, and 1912. witnessed an increase
in sales 10 O,845 cars The company plans
10 manufacture for 1913 1000 cars, which
win break all records OF production for
q car of this type.