davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

For the first time in general election the
polls will be open throughout Nebraska from s
o'clock in the morning until O'Clock at night in
stead Of closing at o'clock as heretofore This
will delay the count and the returns, but it will
also leave no excuse for anyone failing to vote
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
additional Letter Box on Page Nine)
HEAT FLASHES.
DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
During Change of Life.
Richmond, Va -"After taking
seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's

v egeta BILE Com
pound l feel like q
new woman. I al
ways had q headache
during the Change
of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time -
dizzy spells, nervous
feelings and heat
flashes. Now l am
in haffop health
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

The Turkish pictures Of allied soldiers graves
IN the Dardanelles region effectively dispose Of
charges Of desecration. Whatever may be said Of
Turkish ill-treatment Of the living, respect for
the soldier dead is as high as war conditions
permit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

When Nebraska democrats come out of the
political trance will be time enough to decide how
many of the faithful are entitled to the Imperial
Order Of the Double Cross.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

In the matter Of deferred exhaustion France
dsappoints her enemies as grievpusly as Ger
many disappoints hers. The war is demonstrate
ing, as never before, depth Of national resources
in men and material hitherto unknown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

No doubt the generous soul Of Edgar How.
) ard throbs with grief as he notes the omission Of
his senatorial favorte from Colonel Bryan's roll
OF honor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

Praise God from whom all blessings Aow.'
AZ the same time fit action to the spirit by hust-
ling the republican vote to the polls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

After the deluge of words comes the imposing
and decisive columns Of figures. Their beauty
depends on the direction Of the squirt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

y a MARYLAND Psychologist says there is more
sugar in mans blood when he is in rage than
At any other time. Some credence may be given
the dctum i the professor proves it BY the vocal
sweetness Of the hot one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

Swat the fake pure food amendment perpe-
trated to hold the present poor food inspector in
perpetual job
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
[IODAY

Thought Nugget for the Day.
The world goes up and the world goes
down,
And the sunshine follows the rain;
And yesterdays sneer and yesterdays
frown
Can never come over again.
Charles Kingsley.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

The hour Of the roorback is at hand Keep
the hammer handy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

Whatever else you do, put your Cross first in
the republican party circle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

It's the stuck pig that squeals. Hear tn,
Hitchcock Mullen-Fanning combination how'll
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

ciety under the direction of Nathan
Frankie A large number of the best
local singers have already signified
their intention of taking part
Fowler's packing house has just
opened, with a capacity for killing
5000 hogs per day.
Captain Ted Grebe has severed his
connection with No. hose company
after service Of many years
The second trial of John w. Iauer
for the murder of his wife was COM
menced in the district court. Upon
the last trial the jury rendered a ver-
dict Of manslaughter, which was set
aside by Judge Neville
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

Be charitable toward the sections OF political
boneyards. Their melancholy tasks are unsolicited
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

1t is poor shortage Of cars that can't be used
as price booster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
Practical Friend of the Forme,

"His support Of many wise measures and
his carefully worked out agricultural educa-
tional plan show that Mr.. Hughes had at
heart the permanent benefit Of agriculture
when he was the chief executive of the
state."-Charles S. Wilson, Commissioner of
Agriculture, New York state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
Hughes" Instinct of Etaciency'

"Mr. Hughes has shown in his career the
instinct of efficiency which will guarantee that,
under him, the government will once more
work with vigor and force."-Theodore Roose-
welt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
One Year Ago Today in the War.


Paris reported German assault in
Champagne was repulsed.
M. Skouloudis, new Greek premier,
announced benevolent neutrality to-
ward allies.
Sofia reported Anglo French in su-
perior numbers attacked Bulgarians
near Strumitza.
Berlin officially reported capture of
Nish by Bulgarians, opening through
rail route for Austro- Germans to
Turkey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

Sidelights on Election.
South Dakota will vote on woman
suffrage.
Massachusetts will decide as to
whether New Years day shall be a
legal holiday.
Women in twelve states will vote
for president, in six states for the first
time.
OF the forty-six women seeking state
offices, the majority ttwenty-four)
are nominees of the socialist party.
Nebraska, Missouri, Michigan, Cali
fornia, Montana and South Dakota
will vote on the question of state wide
prohibition.
Colorado will vote on a proposed
amendment to the prohibition law
which would permit the sale of Colo
rado-made beer In the state.
Arkansas will vote on a proposal to
repeal the statewide prohibition law
and substitute in Its place a local op-
tion measure.
In Minnesota the initiative and ref
erendum amendment to the constitu-
ton will be submitted to the voters for
the third time.
Alabama will vote on a constitu-
tional amendment making a provision
whereby each county may have the
right to levy special 3-mill school
tax
New York will vote on the issuance
of 100000 600 state bonds-S2, 500, 900
for the Interstate Palisades park and
the rest for the extension OF the states
forest preserves,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
The Day We Celebrate.


Henry g. Cox, who teaches folks
now to fiddle, Is just 81 years old to-
day. He was born at Pella, Ia, but
studied in Berlin, and the pride of his
life Is his Omaha Symphony orchestra.
DR.. Alfred o. Peterson, physician
and surgeon, was born November 6,
1873. in Svanike, Denmark. He was
brought to this country when l year
old. He graduated from the Omaha
Medical college in 1899 and has been
in practice here steadily
Allan L. Benson, socialist party can
didate for president in tomorrow's
election, born at Plainwell, Mich,
forty-five years ago today.
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch, commander of the Russian
armies In the early part of the war.
born at Petrograd sixty years ago to-
day. s.
Rt. Hon. Herbert L. Samuel, British
home secretary, born at Liverpool
forty-six years ago. today.
John Philip Sousa, celebrated band
master and composer, born in Wash
ington, d. c., sixty-two years ago to-
day.
Sir Abe Bailey, South Africa's
wealthiest citizen and loyal sup
porter Of England in the war, born In
Cape Colony fifty-two years ago today.
1gnace Jan Paderewski, famous Pol
ish pianist, now touring America, born
in Russian Poland fifty-six years ago
today.
Thomas w. Gregory, attorney gen.
eral of the United States. born at
Charlottesville, Miss, fifty-f1ve years
ago today.
DR.. Ernest Martin Hopkins, the new
president of Dartmouth college, born
at Dunbarton, N. H., thirty-nine years
ago today.
Walter P. johnson, pitcher of the
Washington American league base ball
team, born at Humboldt, Kan, TWEEN
ty-eight years ago today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06

For election returns look to The Bee.
The sun., 1916-10-05
JACOB sHoNGuT. Aueuoneer. % Bow.

Oct. b~-Jeweiry. watches. diamonds, Ac..
prior sept. 2Sth. 1915. NJ. Bernstein IS.
Ede,stein & son. successorsb. ?52 ist Ave.
Oct Men and women clothing and
all pledges prior sept. Is, 1918. Geo. Mun&.
s22 sth Ave II. Baer, 1901 Sd Ave.
Oct. 6-Jewelry, watches. diam and
pledges OF every description prior Sept. 80,
1918 to No. $500 and Older dsies he'd
Prop, 2Tst ID Ave.
oct. s-Furs prior Oct. I. 1918. to No.
7si53. p. ksskel a Sons, Q Columbus Ave.
y Gordon & Co. 2i?7 Amsterdam Ave. J.
Weinberger. 1913 Ave A from No. soes9 to
;glJ7. A. se'!nger, %sl I'd Ave.
=. Fruhling SO 10th Ave r Gordon 4
90. ?i27 Amsterdam Ave. I. wiesenberger.
80 ssh Ave
oct iI-Au mems and vomen's clothing,
shoes. fure and pledges prior Oct. 8. 1918.
to No 53sNi inclusive. ana pledges held
over from previous sales. !. a. wollheim.
6gs 9Th Ave.
The sun., 1916-10-05
bags. we're no. taken. Centrifugal. eo,c.

bag; ..r. no. ..s.n, c.n,,,tSss,i; so''''
SUGAR. REFINED-crystsi domino tss.
tssit,; ana O.: cases j.. %ssr,2n, tsli
powdered. 7Soc.; XxNX powdered. Ti5c.;
powered and coarse powdered, loo;
iruit, powdered and eagle extra hne granu-
lated, &c; domino granulated,. cases, y,
"a and 8 10. cartons, 7aoc. and 7.4oc.: IN
sacSsa';: cases eas srs'' co sG.t'e, sqssuia,s s%ian4 4isc,:
lated 1900: . 10 bass nne sranuis,sa
! Zoe. in bbi:' a. ID. bag. d.. zoe; 10
b bags do. I 200, in sacks and 40 In
oSi' 20 and 20 p, bags DO Iios; stand ma
DIAMOND a. &C.; confectionery A, Gooc.:
80. !. Gs5ei 80. 9. e.soc.; 40. 9, s!5c;
g. ! S5ssc. No. (. $685. Ne: 5 3, Ssissss.:
~. 10. e4oc.; No. ii. q s5c: No. IL,
''S|G; c,EETriAniiair.' ;ns II s1SS;
RRrssELs, sPRoUTs-.s,at.. d. sSi,c.;
Long Island, quart, 6aisc: BEANs-.wax.
or Sr'ss sr. sse os @,'i. :Ge' "ssEEEi4sMSSss"a'rbSSs. 'f 10
sGnehes tg9.te; tops on. bbly ,?.5.m2s
SSas"E apTs.6si.s Ss. d 5so sS Snni ,s:is a . .iis'
bag si5cai.s9; anWashsds basket. @a
RERs|ioiScuss box, sfS;! basket :.
"a; state. basket. siai.7S: Long Island.
hblI .37s.qA7i.i, basket, N1i.:S; Jersey.
s si;nS'' email H. SS ~ va sfp s.aIs' dilr. r Sass:i
ha.ke,,. t;soa?gs state. am i.qu.rt bss.
sst: 81 a ; ; aa,- s'f s,.s. s'' &c. .:i'S suca@:
Races Nearby per 100, ,gIo;, ssI,.
MI, n.sods, cELERy-s;s,e. and. near:
by, rough crate, Nas; bunch. Is a soc.
S9nNT ;3s AMI t !i@Rs lslins i,sst
Island, short cut. bbl. ssVs. Long Island,
,T.,s h:s as.5.; Long Island, Pc. ia,
long sa,. so. j. tbi, ,:.;. 40" Lons Isl
ri" ~ $50 crate. ,ii.'5oG 30: EGO:
g5ari crate 5oG 7sc.;' 5SI..' ngi''sc' GAR:
Llc-imp9r'ed, strings 10 !dsc. New
s st"so, is.,' SOC soS s ~; basket basket. 500 sSs.
6Ni0HsNsst. and western. White. crate.
ys,cw. 100 b. ,Sas. ,;S:ss r.d: iss:S2s
4,.,e. red, BASKET. Sc q u; yellow. IS
low 100 SSSS'Hit IS. 'SSssa. i.|i.:Sa.5Se; whi,.. 100
n:.So? red or yellow basket, soc M.
iia $50; red. 75c. esi; yellow. 7sc 0'i:
Connection, Valley, yellow. 100 III. has $!
n.i5; red, 100 IN. has. s2r!s5.. OkRA-
ke', SOC. n 81. carrier, s~l.sid:?5. PEAS
-cailtorni., per drum taS Virsinia'
BASKET, r5OuG. cheese, green, Dbl. 81 II
a?:S; red hels E7iha2S .urncse
King, Dbl. t5Sn2. long hot. bhi.. g.. 50
a.; cuban queen. green. hhl" a.sodiIS
rod. hbl., t~::Sueio PARsLEI-Nesrhy
!SScc. Isl. pRsAnisHEs%x Nearly, 100 lunches
soc qS RoMAiNE-Nearby. Dbl, SOC
at state. basket. zoe, . 81. box, soc u 81
basket. SOC. AZ. soJASH-Marrow, hhl
7sc. ust; Hubbard, nT5n:. TvRNlPs-
Rutabaga. hbl., Cn5od2.I5.- TOMATOES
Nearby large hox. sibO n SO small box
sipi7S: carrier. I2SnlT5. WATER
C~RESS-iOO punches. fI2,
The sun., 1916-10-05
L
l.. l., rIRUsKI, Auct,r. 10 Bowery, 9,

l.. l.. FIRUsKI. Auct'r. 10 Bowery. sells
10 A. NJ, unredeemed pledges OF every de-
ecription for unpaid loans for the follow.
ing pawnbrolters. including all. diamonds,
rubies. sspphires. pearls, emeralds. all other
stones unset or set in rings. earrings. pins,
links. chains, studs. bracelets. locket or
other mountinG, all jewelry. watches; sil-
verware. guns. Instruments. furs, clothing
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
10 dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive. and all pledges held over
oct. Large and choice assortment. dia-
monds. ruties, sapph!res. pearls and all
other precious stones.
Oct. IL stream. el7o Sd ave. prior
Sept. is. 1918. to No. 10000. Il. Phillips, 1871
Bowery. Typewriters. tools, surveyors In
struments. miscellaneous. goods Of every de.
scription. Also No. eosl5 camera, sosts
goods pledged prior Sept. 20. 1915.
Oct. s-Wm. Go.dstone, 50 Park Row.
formerly 1903 Park Row. prior Sept. /. 1916.
from Nos. sses TO 1850.
oct i0-M. Btuckheimer. 1910 81 Ave.
prior, Oct. !. 1915. to. No. lto5o; NJ. 4 L.
isiS. 10 No aigoc. Geo. Weaver. $50 9th
Ave. prior Oct. /. 1915.
Oct, ii-wm. Simpson 4 Co, 1871 Bow
cry. prior July !. 1915. to No 2isti
Oct. l2-Gobel Bros, s22 Columbus Ave.
prior sept. IS. 1915. to No. :776.
The sun., 1916-10-05
Arm, lsx 0,,xc. s,.sr,n.

compound nrm. ian orxc. st.srine
''P orL GIif, 't bsEs sIiS la11 i'TiElHs' dry Dry
R pa So spring; S%rSilins' 2,s.s ios each
CHICKENS. fresh, dry packed, il to box.
s Msdf'p H., % SOC. f 81 II ls. ,e' sc to $3.50 ss"sS i nsa
use; alas lbs. 26c.; al. lbs. 26c i2.i7
,nsi &c fresh. bhls.. milk fed. dry
each. ase.; AZ lbs each. sst. west.
ern MIX fed. second grade, all sizes,
quality t' corn mar ie Seoys Esr.e' and aep pGGaT' Sn
lbs. 2ic. s7.is lbs. &c. iS'i7 lbs. I2bc'
fresh bbis, iced nearby. squat. i.it lbs
5oc Philadelphia, milk fed. mixed weights,
20 n2sc; fennsyivania. milk fed. mixed
srs. s!s,; 'SsIhrslnia. MIKE Ted. % mixed 5' wei ufSt..
ssc: Tennessee. milk fed, mixed weights.
26c.; Western. dry. picked. milk fed. "a
?sc': b.6 lbs to pair. 22c. mixed weights.
zsc corn fed. a. lbs. to pair. 2ic., ! lbs.
s scs oyI, 70 pair 2sc SIS lbs to pair:
and Michigan. scsidtd. : lbs and over to
ps,Ti 5sG;; nor,hssn Ohio ana MishIssn;
2lc.; other Western. scalded. broiiers. csc {:
mixed weights. 10 q zoe; southern. scalded,
srn, dry picked or scalded. corn Tod. small.
common, and culls. .l7gi Use. FOWLS, fresh,
ury packed, MIX led. IL to box, Western,
hokes. $3.50 lbs. and over to dozen. dry
picked. ??1 q 23hc. 3o-i7 lbs, lSa2ic:
nnder 80 lbs. l,,,sc fresh. dry packed, corn
to dozen. dry picked. 2? ?Sc., ssi7 lbs
isp2ic so-a5 lbs. iTh diSc.. dry packed.
ohls, l5nc: scalded. i5c. fresh, bhis :.
iced. Western. %northerly. dry picked. 5 lbs
AMI over, .2lc.; ~ lbs. 22c 4 lbs,
2l'sc.; az lbs, isc. under 3 lbs, lSc. ,
southern and Southwestern, large, 100 +:
smalI, l n Sc northern ohio and MIchi.
gan. scalded. large, 2ltsc. small. l7niSc.:
DINER western. scalded, large. 2ic small.
l'ri'iic.; old cocks. dry picked. l5c. (.
scalded. i5c. DUCKS, Long Island, fresh
Ply IDS and over TO dozen. per dozen. 81 !
80; culls, soc. AL GuINEAs. spring. "a
,os to pair. per pair. H?5gi.5o; : lbs. to
POULTRY. ALINE-Forty. nine freish.
cars on track, Of which - were unloadrd.
Express poultry slow AZ generally isulgc
Tor colored fowls, 1sulSiac. for white leg
horns and Gle. for chickens. colnred and
white. state ducks slow at lTulsc Long
Island ducks. :ic. Sales at zoe. FOR heavy
western fowls. 10 medium Western and
southern fowls. lie Old ROSTERS and geese.
NC. western, and lie, Southern ducks, 30
a soc. a pair for guiness. use. a pair live
Establishments screenings. ss.ua.c .
medium. "a q Sc; head, i&a5c. fancy
head. Sn5Sc extra fancy, 5a. q5.c.
Japan. ti,e R.ue Rose, ~. git.c,
SUGAR FUTURES - An easier tone
marked the close, due partly to free oror-
ines OF spot. raw finding no buyers late.
Close 7 TO II points net lower. with sales
$3.50 tons. Range o. prices:
The sun., 1916-10-05
PRODUCE MARKETS.
nlA>s ANn pEAs-Receip,-. 2.2ei bag.

BtA>s AID PEAs-Receipts, 2.2ei bags
~, hlgs peas. Marrow, choice. 100
j.. ,tuug.;5. fair to good, $3.50 q $50;
,.sf.u. ,uutyc. ISIS; fair to good. $50
n,.u. pcs. choice. $3.50; poor to good.
/, sr ga a.. Lady Washington. California.
s. small white, calttornis, choies.
d. 70 On. red kidney, choice, 1880 $50,
x, good, sgps.io red marrow. choice,
-. I"p.rinls choice. $4,000; yellow eye.
,to.,r. ,'atSg7fSi pink; orr Sai'iS Snpss'
,S,aitfj. peas, scotch. choice. ,s.7S;
ts., ey,. California, si35aii5
BrrrER-Receipts. 1i.7n packages
c-c11lcrt higher scoring than extras, per
20 ii s.orc' stis assiae.; seconds. 50 10
s. ,torc. 33d3ic; thirds. 81 "A n32tsc.;
SS..an.r,. unsai,ci,. higher than extras,
's' ,sad. s' ssis a SO, e.: creamery. held.
iisAs- than extras. So, u Sse.: extras IS
Sjst, nrsts. 3tusthc.: seconds. s3m
. enlne, s:,ass,',e;; rom"Gn to t:i,.
b ,1Si'4:. lower Grades. :sdtSoc.: ,mi.
i;a,on er'amery. h.s,s ale ladies'. J1ne
max @ seconds. 90 a:sisS.; lower
rs".'i,.. .;i. d:stsc. packing stock: cur.
zen, make 80 l. :ss;; NO. J. !sa"ne'
,utlsE-Receipts, i,?7S. boxes STATE.
VIZ .i,.' fresh. colored. specials. 2os Y
ID. mite. specials. .oN HZlc.' toioteu,
.,er,rc. fancy. 20i.c.. white. average
'.nrS' .'.,, state, whole milk. twins,
AN made, specials. goa. q &c; fresh, !spe-
I'll, 3, , ne. average fancy, 20isc C.. :
49,. lAi.ies. fancy. con Gle. all styles.
.frFraies. lqd2oac Wisconsin whole
a. ,tr.y made twins. fancy. 2Obz y gle
s,.7. twins. fancy. .ois q 2lc.' double
.ss .uHgu2lc., sing" daisies. 2Oia %
IA suuug Americas. 2oig y gle; state.
.sIfs earl, mad", specials. l1isc current
axe specials, l1lgc.. choice, 1871 lie:
..r 10 good. ijis . Ice. lower grades. IL
wise.
(OrTONsEED OiI-Marktt active and
~ ne, closing with net gains OF : to Il
p,ints sales 1900 barrels, Near posi-
IONS made new high records for the sea-
su. October selling at Vii 90 and December
u, {l0.S5. offers meagre and underlying
,n'lment huliish Crude oil In the south
ann. with reports of sales at Tic. and offers
Nat. Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-10-05
JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Jul,u


shongood. Auct.. 80 Bowery, sell 10 A.. NJ.
Oct. 5-AIl diamonds and other precious
stones. all watches. Jewelry OF every descrip-
,ion. silyerware. firearms. Instruments. ODDS
and ends and ell other miscellaneous arti-
cies pledged with Benjamin Fox. ~ Nn
ave" prior. to sept. 20. 1915. to no. $3.50.
Oct. Men and women's clothing, cry
goods. shoes. SC. all goods pledged prior
Aug. !, 1915. to No. 5000 and AL goods
held over from previous sales. Il. s. isases.
ct3s sth ave.
oct. 9-Dismonds.. watches. tswelry. &C
pledged prior Sept. 10, 1918. l.. Schwartz.
s2s Grand st.
oct 9-Clcthine. Alex Freund, 1875 "a Az.
Oct. lO-Jewelry. c. Rothman. +3 Cana
81. Alex Frcund. i5t Sd Ave.
oct io-All mems and .women's clothing
dry goods, furs. shoes, &c. pledged prior
oct, I, 1915. TO No 6+lee, with BENJAMIN
Fox. ~ sth Ave. Also similar goods for T..
G,sser, 1850 81 Ave.
Oct I1-Ai diamonds. watches. jewelry
Of every description. odds and ends. &c.
from No. $4,000 20 $500 TO Sept. 10. 1915
and all goods held over from previous sales
- & : Aufses & SON, Inc, 40 stanton
-. Also similar goods for James J. Ryan,
Inc. i32 Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-10-05
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. N. sheehan
.Auctione~r, i5e Canal street. sells jewelr,

at II 4 M clothing a. 10 a. NJ.
Oct by McAfesran's lst sth Ave.
Clo'hirg &c. 70 sept, IS. 1915
Oct e--Bv McAltensn's. 1880 Broadway.
Al urrAdeemed pledges OF pearls. Diamonds
sli otn.r precious stones. watches. 'ewolry.
s'lverwsre, &c. from No. | Of 1918 to No.
10000 Sept. 1915. Also Nos. IOTt7 pearl
-cklace 1853. pear, necklace. 1870 Ola
mond earrings. diamond rings. diamond
ecklac. tiamond brooches and q watch.
1918 diamond ring. All IN 1915 and all
articles held over from previous sales.
oct io-By X simpson a co. 1878 Broad
way Al unredesmed pledges Of pearls.
diamond ard other precious stones
watches. 1ew.lry. silverwarc. &c. pledced
previous - No i2ool July 1 1915. and all
arti les held from previous sales.
oct. Try Y Simpson & Co. .?5 Psrk
Row, all unrrdeemed pledges Of pearls
dismonds ana oth'r precious storee
r'~dg.t previous - No. $4,000 June I 1918
snd all articles held over from previou,
les.
The sun., 1916-10-05
BUSINESS RECORD.


PANY. Inc. ?Is West Seventeenth street;
involuntary. Liabilities and assets not
Steel and wif.p com faH,W ,,.cc 1mf Ham,
macher. Schlemmer 4 Co, Sis2. Alfred
J. Coke. Jr.. appointed receiver.
TALKING TOYS CORPORATION, manu-
,Ss.. ~, % Rs.sG s.vsn,..n :nd street. msshn inycii
untary. Liabilities and assets not given.
Pri nSn el1,m'' Kent Audit ccmpsny.
EDwARD PoHL. sso East seventy
ninth street; voluntary Liabilities. sts.;
Larsen. Sat.?S5.
GEORGE o. KRIETE. Islo Broadway; in.
voluntary. Liabilities. $1,000; assets.
SUPERIOR JEwELRY COMPANY. Inc.
Nassau street: Involuntary. Liabili.
ties, 10000: assets. u 900.
LOUIS AND HARRY FIsHGoLD. individ.
uaily and trading as FishEoid Bros. l23
Prince street; Involuntary. Liabilities.
$1,000; assets. $1,000.
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
ERNEST J. wEYL, 1919 Lexington ave-
nue. Edwin II. Updlks appointed under
$500 bond.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
D.. AMIGO 4 TARANGIoLI. Inc. manu-.
Principal claims: Henry roilack. I,iso:
r. r. Ccmey Company. t5is; coriowit. &
Assignment.
JOHN r BACH COMPANY, inc, goods,
wares and merchandise <Oi East l04th
street. assigned to Morris kohn. The
company was Incorporated in 1918. Au-
gust j. Noelker Is president.
Manhattan Judgments Filled.
tFirs, name Is tina, Of debtor)
Anderson. Electric Car Co. Of n. "
A. Balm Observation-Disclosures. s .is: "a
cictr Of America, Inc ......"......1.. So. ~
Coltinuk. Issac-H. Nemerounsky. ..... bo2. Il
Chaplin, Wallace T-Hinds. Hayden 4
Eldreds., Inc, ..,."..-..."y.~.... i,ta.ss
Chmelnitzky. samuel 4 Philip Tensh-
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ss, IS
The sun., 1916-10-05
De riilipis. vinesnso 4 Michele Lisanti

lie eps mnp'' s.neen'o . "'one,. ""..'. 1000 N
s,meNssme 1000. no
,I%scoblsn' Luther B,-M, Il. Demirjian i,s25.ss
ple, &c 'on"' pe", ,'""....., 10000
Motion Picture Board Of Trade Of go.
s1rsoF. N. Xverss .''.."..M..... Mss2
Mills, wallace L. r.. 4 WIN. L. Burtis ,., ,,
Morrison. Alvin n.-church Il. Gates ...
Mccartney. Robert Corn Exchange ,u.
w w Ih'susb,in ''"U......... @s. q
p.insch Tdo No e. Irene ...,. $50 a.
RIM. Mlchaei-M. 4. n. Chiaselle ...... sS.H
schmarek Carl. i public Bank Of n -.
Y. city-A. Ganopulsky. .r....".... wv 70
Singer, israel-M. T.. Cummings ......... 1,0is.72
'r Miller, ssrs"L. a. u. MoiIub. "a. 7.sa@
SIIs ccnc h,pie'' i'u'.s 49,. i.alw
wood. I'd. Ri. II. Levy.."..".". sNa
w. e. Honsoard C~o.-Pcople. &C.,. S57o'
" lam : sn..msn' '0 inc i.cr2o o.
WE'LL, Margaret E.-w. Goidsteln 800. 2,0t6.ol
Bronz Judgments Piled.
Aaron. Herman and Eidss Realty CO. ASA,
J; G'llls' I:m";t ''s """
Cpsusmsn a.iss 20
woin. Marks Wv. Prayer, at sl........ lar 81
Manhattan Satisfied Judgments.
First name. debtor second, creditor. date
Bcnauist. Benjamin. seiibman Rey 4
Co., Inc. July "a. 1915. .~.".."..,. i,its1
' People. &c. March 10. ists -. ..soco
Is Holbrook' June :, 1915 -. 1905 %
HAYWARD strasser 4 voist Lithoersph
60, Int. u. Ruckstahi. Sept. 30. ,,.,..
t0tG NIL "