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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. July n-Barometric pressure con-
t,nu,d low over nearly all parts Of the country.
and an extensive disturbance IS charted over IN
flains states aud the Rocky Mountain region. fhs
pressure distribution has resulted IN continuati'1
o. moderately warm weather oTr nearly all lis
trcts east ~ the Rocky Mountains. and cool weahr
in the Northves; states and on tie North Pacific
coast. and 1t has been attended by generally fair
.,ce, that there have been widely scattered showers
4, New England the South Atlantic states and tu
IN. Northern states from the Upper Mississippi valley
westward 10 the Pacific Coast The Indications
are that there will be shows-5 IN the region o, the
Great lakes and IN the South Atlantic states and
generally fair weather e.sswi ere east Of tho Mis-
.ss.rpi River during Thursday and Friday. TIE
,.,,rarafure will Dee somewhat lower Thursday lHd
-iisy In The lower lake region and the Afdd-
Ats-tir state and 81 viii change little in Other
1srf Of the country east Of the Mississippi Ri'f
turiug the next foriy hours.
Wind, for Thursday and Friday: nor D Ausn''.
NtJif. Atlantic south Atlantic. East CUT igLt
-. ,,a,Ierste variable. West Gulf fresh 1uthcr ;
rrer AXE, fresh east on superior. moderate south
esst and rast Lakes Michigan ana HUI 20; lover
lake. light 20 moderate TanADIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MRS MARY G BARNES dec. Y. 1910: net
til4s5o To Lucy b. Brown. daughter s95 POI .
Leonard daughter s9Jll6. Charles W. Barnes.
Son tl2S9ll. Martha Leonard. granddaugiier
$3.50. Katherine Chamberlain. granddaughter g.
Assets. Equity so 900. 90 1906 EaSt lIuI So. AZ.
pr, sod at $40 200. two vacant lots. south side q"
lSsd 81 west Of Amsterdam ay.. $1,000. deposits,
Sl4 -5.. personal ch4ttes. lc"elD and pic'nr's.
s. so. bonds and mortgages tl'1t'l. notes. 40
ono. stock and bonds. SlI3l4
JACOB WE'LL tpec. -. lGl4. net. tl2.17S To
Mrs Rose We'll. widow AID Icon Wei and
Manuel L. We'll sons Assets Equity. $500. iu
1893 Second az. appraised a. 81 900. subject Al"
te deduction u s. I.3 Tor dover. deposits. i6llt
storl. So. retail mear market az ~ Eighth sv.
GEORGE FLETCHER BABE Jan. n. l'lN:
nc- Sl94lj. iutostste. Estate passed 10 brother
a sister and fourteen uephews aud uleccS As,c',
Deposits. S-o9la. personally. SIS. library. $500;
EiIzABETH o. STORM cNoy p. 1910: ucl.
SlO-42 r. Amanda Carlson. maid 1000. rest
IN Nav Nhittemore Walters. niece. Assets De-
posi', sl0.9GS iewolry and personally. ST. lC.. 49,
JOSEPH FUCITO Jan. %. 1910: net. t2St76:
irtestatc Assets passed 20 seven daughrrs aud
four sons Assets. Equity $3.50. IN l4-ll6 Park
ay, Corona appraised a. 60 200. equity. 81 935. In
- 5th ST.. Corona. appraised at s. 500. deposits
g. 7f6 Decedeut was It banana merchant and hts
personally stocks and claims due were appraised al
81. Ut2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
ARRIVED

steamer jamestown Newport News and Norfolk
to he OI Dominion =. 60. Nth passengers aud
rF,a Pa,.et !g quarantine a. go o..
steamer Tno,Ie F4sr IND iN0rl. Bordeaux June
20 no the Comraule Generate Tgansat4ntiqae.
IN ballast Bar. a. 30
eru P4In- c.. with mIse. Passed IN Quaran-
st.srr.r T-o1ssfe tBrl Gloucester July L. 10
norton LiI.y & g.. i1 ballast Left Quarantine a.
u ,,o ,,.--, cd,
steamer Celia tBr. CaIao MAY 9. MoleHfo II.
49, b. I5lIldue TO- Autofog4sa % Coqu.mb0
q VaIparaisl June D C0gulmho I. Cofrlz4 Ba,0
Tata s. Tl,0pi'ia l.. GsIe'a Bueua u aud
COTTON univ tu " q Grace 4 Go. with ml,- Ar
rIyr.I A. the Bar a. n so
steamer MauGeviIr JS0r'. Port MofaGt July 3
porf Antonio AMI Port Maria 3. - AIMS Ray ami
Nouteso Bay o and Kingston :. 90 tie Atlantic
Fruu 60 with Dc vassen gers and fruit Bar. az
steamer Cris,obal CristohaI July Z 70 the
Panama Railroad - Line. With sc Passengers. msls
and mdse Bar a. 10 90 p n. 18Th.
Steamer SarniA. T4u4Do July ). 70 tue AtlAnue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
NO THIRD AVENUE
DIVIDENDS YET
Directors Committee TO
Let Full Board Decide
in September.

Third Avenue Railway Company
stockholders are not 20 have divi-
dend on their shares before September
al the earliest unless the directors OF
the company go over the heads OF thelr
spccisl committee. The compsnys
earnings for the year ended June 50
were made public yesterday, and at
the same time IL was announced thGl
the special committee had decided 10
drop its inquiry into the question oil
whether dividend was advisable, leaV-
ING IL for the full board TO take up at
their meeting in the fall, when the
pamphlet report will be ready.
The usual 2i2 per cent semi-annuai
interest on the adjustment income
bonds was voted at yesterdays meet
ing Of the directors. 1t IS payable on
October l.
For the fiscal year just ended the
company's gross operating revenues
were Sl0.SS5.76S, an increase OF - 100,
Operating expenses decreased -',oSo
and taxes increased S3,922. There was
an increase OF S5.9l2 in incorporating
income and interest charges, and SINK
inc fund. etc. took Sl3.0S3 less, so that
Tho net income amounted TO S696,52l,
an increase Of S70,2l5.
In a statement given out by Presl-
dent WhiridCe II was announced that
the directors had decided to establish
a system Of pensions in connection
with the employees association. In do
ing this. said Mr.. Whitridge. the man
agement felt that II was adding an,
other inducement to continuous loyal
service and al the same time reward
ing such service by helping to maxi,
easier the employees declining years.
In the year Just ended there was ex-
pended by the company for improve
ments. etc. a total Of $l,009,93l not m
cluded in the income account. Inns
,res mot nv the net income for the
wear of s696.521. by a decrease of S62,-
1I6 in the balance Of current cash. by
Si72.7Ss borrowed from the deprecla-
tion account, by S26.OS3 from the sale
Of obsolete property and by some other
small adjustments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable John +. CohaIsn. surrogate
OF the County Of Ne" ork, NOllCE -
Garehv given 10 all persons aNIng claims
arainst Howard Boocock late OF the
County Of New York. deceased. 10 present
The same, with vouchers thereof, TO the
suhscribcr. at It's place Of transacting bust
Dess No 3Sg FiNh Avenue. M The city OF
New York. on or before the goth day Of
November next
,eib ASTOR TRUST COMPANY.
Executor
WHITE & CASE,
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York CITY.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer so D. N |
r hiu MarCu-sa. Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia via san Franciscol.
Marama ................-..-.-.. July 10
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia Tex
cent Vest. and New Zealand Especial
IONA ...,......'-. ........... July %
Hawai- FiH Islands Nes Zealand and
go iaytra ............ July 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
WI bSeL@FShS Din. 81. Ich. SOC
BOARD.

MALTA THE SOUND Hat hour from New
Yorl splendid room and bath. one without BATH
good table golf. tennis. wafer sports. low comin4-
tztiou. gentlemen only. quiet. Tcstfu place TEL
phone. Flushing 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male
COMPANION. graduate nurse. American t29l !;
good appearance. character experience. reter-
ences. f.. Box 1850. Tribune Office.
PORTER American. 80. desires position. useful
man. gardener. handy with tools. uuderst 4nds
care Of horses. useful driver. city country what
can you ofer me! Address NJ Box II. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVI-
sion. First DepartmcnL-ln the matter
OF the application Of MANHATTAN RAIL
WAY COMPANY for the appointment OF
port whether additional tracks and facili-
ties on the Ninth Avenue Line or route Of
its elevated railroads In the borough Of
Manhattan. in the city Of New York. as
determined by the Public Service Commits
sion for the First District OF The state Of
New York. ought TO be constructed and
Ninth Avenue Additional Tracks and
Facilities between lJ2ud and 18Th Streets
Public notice j. hereby given that the
Undersigned. Julian VI. Wright. Joseph r.
by an order Of the Appellate Division q
the Supreme Court In and for the First
judicial Department entered In the above
entitled proceeding on the yth day Of July
1918. bearing date April LIST. 1915. been
appointed Commissioners TO determine and
report after due hearing whether The addi-
uoual track or tracks and facilities on the
Ninth Avenue Line or route OF Manhattan
Railway Company.s elevated railroads In
the Borough Of Manhattan. In the CITY Of
New York. between 152nd and l69th
Streets as determined by the Public Ser
vice Commission for the First District Of
the state Of New York, set forth ln the
petition OF Manhattan Railway Company
presented 70 the said Appellate Division
1u The 18Th day Of February. 1915. and
fled i'm the office OF the clerk q said
court on the same day, ought 10 Ice con-
structed and operated. do hereby appoint
Friday. the lt'h day of July. 1915. at ,
o'clock I'm the afternoon Of that day. AZ the
ONCE Of Julian VI. Wright. 80 l65 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
York. as the time and place FOR the nrst
sitting. and that at such sitting, and such
adjourned siituES as may Pc thereafter
held. they viii hear an persons interested
in the said matter
Dated. New York. july 9th. 1878
JULIAN 81 WRIGHT
JOSEPH L. TEJESDALE.
EDWARD j.. FINCH
JAMES l.. QtACkENBUSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
{ Translated }

VERY IMPORTANT-French-
woman, unmarried, thirty-nine
years old, superior attachments,
good looking, very congenial,
very gentle, tall and of very
good family, seeks a position
as companion, read-r, secre-
tary. Will travel and is not
hard TO please. Free the first
OF August. Send offers in French
TO Nile Delrous, Cregols par
St Cird-la-Popie, Lot. France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
HELP WANTED.


WANTED Experienced private secretary. ieSal
training. good address for travel ~ Ear hast
App-. stating age. experience salary expected ah1
when services would be available. A. Box y.
Tribune O1Ice.
WANTED Experienced refrigerator salesman 10
travel the southern states. state salary aud e1
pprItuta Heinz n Aluuschduer. Eufa.o. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Barometer Readings.

. m l'N,''' o. 80 M, '-rI,,plr1I a. H..
80 -0. a,-rage ior corrrsgo. dug date last thru
flr.e years. -
Barometer Readings
ne So ? m....-9sJ - m.-..2 % u
Humidity.
m. g. ! ? H.. "a 3 .. NJ. 81
Local Forsesst.-Partly cloudy to DAY ard to-mor.
row. with lover temperature. Light to modsFl.o
variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
RECEIVERs APPOINTED.

Elizabeth + Fern, Nellie Wuoi-E II Napons.
Celia Schneider Selara Holding Col W Stocker.
j B.umenthal Eebccca Cohn-Leo McDermott
Matter OF Rci,.gr Iron Works-Hcnv Frank. IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Fo,,est for Special IOeailtles-Eastsrn Ma
yo,t par,Iy cloudy to-day and tomorrow.

Eastern Pennsylvania Western New York Western
f.,r.,I,suis. New Jersey. Delaware Kentucky
MAINLAND. District OF Columbia partly cloudy 'o-
dsy and tomorrow.
Local Onlela Record The Following oriial re-
. = - he Weather Bureau shows The chang $
a., ,is r,fa1--atufr Tor The last twefy'Juf hours
i, ,GuI4Ii,.u With NE corresponding date o. last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

,urr,. 90. sunset. 80. moou sta. 9.2i;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Female.

TRES SERIEUX - pemOiselle
Francaise, 80 ans, brevet SUI
perieur, tres bien, tres SYM
pathlque, tres douce, grande.
tres bonnie famille. cherche sit
uation dame de compagnie.
lectrice, secretaire, voyagerait,
pas exigeante. libre Ter aout.
Faire otfres en- francais a
NELLIE Delrous a Cregols par
st. Cirq-la-Popie (Lot). France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
COURT CALENDAR


Y,, r,,,ID, Of the llns Is versus or 40"
FEDERAL.
nc.lon calsndar-IIARNED HAND y
Room eSi-PoNorigC lMilhs
AnJOTRNED MOTIONS. ,.,-,,..,
yv,,sbtSC ohb IRovalDMau Houeh Socc'eb6,oy"''
l.rivSayRk Nlorrisplsu ~ Wt'oN'' ~, W.
whitney nrF ''""'e Ssucr Florida Ry
S SIt -s.,go vuri,, Ns>,ar mtcrnatke -AS'u'
f'''u"A'. '''' NOTICED CAUSES, .,.u,upp
,,..,>,,rr,,,,Ntfg a. " Mcclure NNNH&hNN
Mt t1,,I, n ,''''''s Individ Drinking cup.
same same rc.cr,,iso NYsusquehanns
MykelVadt Surm - II II
htiN s,l :, 80" cloh. Am Imp & Transp bacon
0'!'Ii 1, i..-..'' W. ms StanS Aspk Kuhbct|
Same Hsmiitonf ireIns ''"''"
Gods,cin Lchiman
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Appellate DlyHOn-rU Department
Appsiist, Term.
Special 1srn-Pat i-rHIBIN, );
MGTION CALENDAR-At 100 A. H.
"a APPEL FsnneTy o.e't nyW
Io ,l'S Mcsr IT Murray Murray ,.,i,y,n,
9a t S,andArchco Ri RS'I GO
Borup BUrg ,,,'c,, ,ovnOperating
MAS. us u,N Tobia, .AuTheatreF NmNo
Grecneaf NeTo" TcwineL hS,lou ,or nSS.'''
Fiuck Barry ,yNti s.,.,,,-.b
Bradley Bradley IKE houCr ,,,, - :, Farrell
MiS,H n WyS Chamberlain Chamberlain
krsuse n, 49, Acme Film EIrh Aldrich
nccssn CitySaesAsency Siiy A-,o ,,i ~ >" Tmlie
McErerN UTle' Cuy Account co Posi-
KDKncupcrSpor Kneuper S'etesl aIS'iS" LAMA
M S,ol,s V,,,oors Mcclellan Dodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Shipping Information and -,
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld

Fruit Co. With fruit. Bar. A. 10 a. N. l3th. o.,
steamer N0rhlIda BIZ. MayG"rl J. June -
m the Donald $, Go. IN ballast Bar a. il
% M. 1911 49,
steam bark Pelican lBr' Montreal July 10
Barber & 20 On ballast Bar AZ II 80 m. l5th
ship Fugal tNor' Saudelord June s. 10 george
HeIuc,cn In sandy Hook Bay for orders
SAILED.
Steamers Almiran'e. Crs'obal. Lu'eiian iBt('
HAVE. Ir'ysh RUSS. ArcAaugei. Francisco ubFl,
HUI. Arapahoe. Charleston aud jacksonville. Ham
iItou Norfolk and Newport News, ~uram tbr. bar
row. Ionic FRI Lisbon. Topiid. TampIC0, Arapa- .
hoe Charleston and Jacksonville, Tyler. Noto.A ana
Newport NCws. Pacific. -. Brighton 'NorIt
Port Antonio. Orauje Nassau lDufru. cape Hay
flen: Volnay tBtI Townsville. La Rance lFr.
Bordeaux. Tro?ea DBrl. London. FeHaior lNorl
Port Maria Pampa arg. Philadelphia. hlng George
Obj. HaVe. Caracas. san Juan. 'fr"i'. NJ" w
leans. Drebergen Dutch. Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
QUEENS COUNTY.
CnttATN TnnQT

Trial Of Equity Causes HI MPHREY. J.
Court opens and calendar called at 10 A. m.
Nisouc Price Conhin/t Onklm
AtcnNrCl DukeBldgCO
All equity causes that are set down for day
for trial must be ready for trial OF 80 over until
the fall term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
YOUNG MAN wants position on dairy farm: 10 SoIi
ml.kef aud uUIrrsi 4uds any other farm WORK
Lslch4 1l3 hast 18th O..
Females
A-A-HOl SEWORhEK. Young Scotch Prot
e.'ant. good references. uo laundry. $50 D.
Mis- H0'ma'cr's Agency. 10 East $50 st. 90 door
Telephone s5i Murray HI
COOK. LAJNDRESS. CHAMBERMAID WATT-
KISS Two youug strong girs together or .eo-
efaie excellent references country preferred a..
dus'r-. Assn. l. West "A.
Cuuk-Saedlsh nrst class all branches. eIceI,
lent man astr. A.. ye4r' best references country
IfricfrrI Industrial Assn. ~ West 4ad 81
Phone --i0 Bryant
OlfLt-S,,,,A. excellent COOK and manager but.
Ter 'aet. "a years last place. iust diseugaged:
'o-aty preferred test references. Industrial A.
s-liAuo1 u West ~ 81 Phone $40 Bryant
no. SEM OkhEK -tlnnisn American. strong, unl-
ING. Gy or country eGltlent references Lehu',
A1eny Ii = l-5th u Phone 55l5 Harlem.
MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER a refined Eng.
llsn fF'esian'. Tor private family bachelors.
s'hooi o. Institution higho. reference. Industrial
Assn. l. West a-d 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate DM-2d judicial Dept.
tReceSS
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Term.
Recess


Appellate Dh.-2d judicial Dept
Recess
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Term.
Recess
Spsclal Term-CAIIAGHAN, J.
MOTIONS--l0 A m
Shifrin 'Capur Puma Dctz
D.erer Diencr Nundheim Scharlach
Dali. kiugshury Co.oni1erRty Shatkin
puhScryC'ou .NYG OCoRy RrsuJemeier Brandemsier
Nsfdcrs e srpcnferG Narkowsk Congress Brew
Ro1Icv Inc Holak Graulis
Mater NJ Grsndrew Az RhiuoW Rhinow
NcBcnrpt Riauchi Sple.k e DooIey
Frerrberg pbiiirs Pinc. .Pfsl7grar
T.,Tier' TIoNerssrk Iovey .Ievey
Eire Fclre, Uslc.l .VfS9watv
uuJ.Gr re.tiog6ICoI r. %ovtovu Az yQueens)
Eursk Re- oroning Rrifion and
Kanto- Katz Eimhurst avs
RornughEankI Cow kar7 Stodlarl tNadanSkv)
Usvsrry s'Ta1irshCo Inc, W-igh'NSu,Fiu
Nft,beI GofIhorr ksrniu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

81 causes VIII be called In the order Given
FRIED CentuDlrcnworks Lew rLarney
turnAn Dahrocgynsi Muurue Nhitcside
Gurghisu 'ConstDcntaIMfg Gore, Grass
Lama Brooks&Co SahrI NoBhtish&Mcc'n-
tlciguau Jacob, tic ms
Levine Gfciucs IautefCo Martin
Same Same pcuts'h SGraulIodge
Bloch Grossmau IndptOrIcrlirl'b Abrah' m
Feirlcrg llarkimcr ChcIsCalvchBk l,tl uiied
SchuNct Nct,Chcrt Pfcshyth
Same same Herman Leland
Creighton Finley Barrcn GrccuWich& torlandito|
a Co DohmiithCo
Grccco Gulespie&sons Chambers Erllns
BrodkinBroS Chefetz I'SCsQAltl Wagner
NicholasS PowerCo. Her CattsA Carr Morrison
hcrtkobcfison&Co MaaS& Trigscr
Ryhok eunTuicking Grcenfogs ISchliferStein
Ragana 'Grccnhaum
Trial Term-Part I, n, ~. ~, v. VI. WI and
Nll-Adjourned for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
BY GAVEGAN. ].
Schmidt Neumeycr-Elias u AUam.
c..,,..,.--. Ry LEHMAN.
Hastorf Barclay Michael Scanon.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
By GANEGAN. j.
opcrVm Medo- Rny & In Cos A crnm'
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADY. j.
* psre matters. 49,
NeI' motion calendar, Tuesday July 90 1919
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS. J.
TX psre matters.
sURRoGATE's COURT CHAMBERS.
Schulz. SO A. NJ
~ day calendar
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Cour-BRADN.
Colgate Young Realty & Coust Coz Flynn.
ka'z llggu,- Emanuel h Cohen.
American Saw Bank Weiss-Arhur y Gioserich.
Sohacfcr l5tth 81 and Aujhony Az lmpV Co-Mar-
Gus Koscuthal
Union Trust Co|Watson- Bernard J Isecke.
Gold,ticker Denver Rty Co-johu j Dunn
WuuJIack WundraCk-Elvard j Bolton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Brings iIail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS,
TODAY
SAT- RDAY. JILY Il

Gar ArchaugeL Russian $780,. =
santa Rosalia. Rio Jan. NY&Br On m
Acre Rio JaueirO, Braz Lloyd. Il % IN
Autilla. Santiago. Ward ..... -
1 -. - !. IN ILI.L.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

COUNTY COURT.
Special rm-GlBBS, }.
TX psrte matters.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-09
Munitions Output Grows Fourfo|d.
 Make 5,0o0,000 Cartridges a Day

Major General Leonard Wood, com mander of the department of the east, who has just returned to his headquar- ters at Governors island from an in spection tour, gathered much valuable information concerning the arms and ammunition output of private factories in the country. What he learned has been supplemented by figures obtained by ether officers of the army and by officers of the navy and the naval de- partment itself
 It Is learned that, although European countries have placed orders in the United States for small arms, no small arms have been shipped to Europe Ii has also been aScertained that the sup ply of artillery ammunition that has gone abroad has been so small as to make no appreciable showing. Infor- nation of this character bears out the statement of the French government through its embassy in Washington that the French army has not been using any ammunition sent from the United States.
 Big Shipments Ahead.
 There has been a marked increase in the shipments of other forms of ammu- milton and explosives, however. This is shown by the figures of trade and commerce collected from official sources by the department of com merce. But even with this marked in- crease the amount of war munitions sent to Europe has not amounted to a drop in the bucket as compared to the expenditure of ammunition by the hos tile European armies In the field. The figures obtained by the government show that American factories have turned out only about one twenty-fifth of 1 per cent of the total amount of ammunition used by the allies alone since the war was begun, year ago.
 One of the plans that will be pressed upon the attention of congress in con nection with the effort to provide more adequate means for the national de fense contemplates increasing the ca paclty of the government arsenals to great degree, but with provision for producing only a minimum amount of munitions in time of peace. This plan, which has been urged upon congress by the ordnance department of the army in past years, would keep the additions to the government factories in first class condition at all times. so that in the event of war the entire plant at each arsenal could be used
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-09
INVENTS KISS RESONATOR.
Device Records Osculatory Sounds. but
 Joshua Needs Another Machine.

A kiss resonator. that's the invention of Joshua Conkling Reeves of Stoves town, Pa.
 Necessity, some one said, is the moth CT of invention. Joshua is the father of three perfectly kissable daughters. Men called on them sometimes. Joshua felt his parental responsibility. so he invented the resonator.
 Ut ketches and increases sound" Joshua explains. When there is any kissin' goin' on in the parlor the sound floats through this machine and l hear 1t all. but much louder. Jist common kissin' on the cheek or neck sounds like q B. and 0. train goin' over Turkey Foot crossin', and long huggin' kisses are like the wind blowin' in November Good night kissin' sounds like cannon shot.
 What need now is q machine that will tell me what to do about It."