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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
Aleerines at Law.

/ DeArmas, 5000 cash.-Schuber.
Louis RauschkOlb to Third Dis.
trict Bldg. Assn lots Behrman
DeArmas, Numa and Lamarque, ST.
! 400 caSh.-Zengel.
Purchaser to John II. Teuteberg
same property, $3.50 terms.-Zen-
gel.
The Realty and Investment Co.,
Ltd, to Solomon WeXler, lot Eliza
Powder. Bouny and Evelina; lots
Arts, Miro. Grant and Painters;
lots Robertson, Upperline, Magno.
liza and Valence, $1,000 cash.
Brian
Building Permits.
b. Labit, owner and builder; re-
pairs of one story frame residence.
6l6-1S Belleville Ave, $3.50.
O. Dorsey, owner and builder; re-
pairs frame building, 1914 Teche.
$50.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
FOSTER OLROYD VERY ILL.

The many friends of City Electric
ian Foster OlrOyd will be grieved to
know that he is reported very i'll at
his residence where he is confined
to his bed. Mr.. Olroyd has been
complaining for quite a long time and
was only recently compelled to give
up his duties at the city hall
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
Civil District Court.

Civil District Court.
Mrs Jennie Harrison, wife o
Chas Cieutat VS.. Chas. Cieutat, he
husband, separation from bed anC
board and injunCtion.-N. +. Hum
phrey.
Louis RauschkOlb vs.. Mrs. Mary
o Lewis, $500 eXecutory process
RObt. O'ConnOr.
First City Court.
w. a. Dilzell, Inc. VS.. A. G. Cook
judgment 50 10.
Real Estate Transfers.
Rosario Carubba to Eureka
Homestead Society, lot Elmire,
Belleville, Evelina and Opelausas av-
enue, $1,450 Cash.-BenediCt
Purchaser TO Julius BOdenger,
same property, $145O terms.-Ben-
eGiCt.
Algiers Distilling Co. Tin bank
ruptcy) to Marco Rosamano, 3 lots
Brooklyn. Teche and Lamarque and
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26

IP-and back comes y0u ~ "
I 81. s.. 8: g.: "a:
Algicrs, Gretna and QUIZ
DUNLAP'S MULTIGRAPH bh 4
4OI Title Guarantee Bldg.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
REV. W. :. SLACK HAS CALL TO
ALEXANDRIA.

Rev. w. S. Slack. rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Of Column
bus, Miss, has received a call from
the Episcopal church at Alexandria,
La He is giving the call serious
consideration and plans to go to
Alexandria in a few days to look
over the situation there
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
EVER YTHING FROM N 10 n

A UTOS BOUGHT
n Old cars any condition. Highest
~ spot cash prices paid. Save So
n price on parts.
WRECKING AUTO co,
1908 Freret st. Jackson 2l7
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
MAKE HIGH PERCENTAGE.

Among the many clerks of the diff.
ferent banking institutions in the city
that have been attending the College
of Commerce at Tulane University,
Mr.. John Mangiaracina, Jr., and F..
A. Cayard connected with the Algiers
bank here made the highest per cent
of all the employees in the Interstate
Trust and Bank Company This is
quite compliment to these two young
men.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
DIED.

ZinC.-On Tuesday, July "a, at
1905 p. m. Mrs. JnO Zinc, nee
Ellen Mccarthy, died at the age OF
siXty-nine years. Deceased was born
in New York City and has resided
here for the past sixty-five years.
The funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence. 541 Seguin street
near Eliza. Interment was in St
Bartholomew Cemetery.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26
Not What She Expee'S@

Grandma had argued 'na' no =
to and from the orchard ", We, .0s,s
for a wee grille, but final, ,rcsb
for Patty to go after exaclin't ind =
a promise. no matter nov Nv tObS'
might get, she would not y, =
ried. SO they started g cert =
Patty. and the puppy. Al Al. 40
till. on the way home, Pa'' ~, ~
heavy, and, in spite Of FAB a Sf =. -
She could not keep up, while s ="
evidently suffering no Ill cav ~
his Journey, capered in wiz .,"Iss ~
about them. A weak llttie , -, ~
"Grandma." and grandma ~. s nd r
she knew what was comln ss..sIds|
surprised when the voice -
81 wish | was a puppy
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26

A.: A.: n. :: : .: : : .: 81: {:
1Dc , lbs.
Best Bay Rum Yves, Indies OIL Of Bay
5Oc OF.
Good Ouiniue Hair Tonc---.........-75c Ut
Best Ouiune Hair Tonic 65co Cologne
Sn;-its - 9Oc OF.
Shaving SOAP 8 10 b. - Csc 10 45c 10.
ROYAL PERFUME STORE
22l Royal Street
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-07-26

when a want ad or found ad is going
to help you. Just try our classified
column for one time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
CITY
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOMES

HRHrAsEcT6JMTnnt Rrsc6Mn ~ fM2nEHN HHg4 oEJ F?MHis g4Ii
5000 north, | square from catholic Church. .
Slui,t S4ninrss ahovg houleyard; porrh Dutch hall
E"hcnStt@' Tgdrooms %S i'GP ha,RrSSm Sm" With Gis
window; lot iGxiO7: basement laundry, price
T. w HIDDIi: on premises. or 4o51 y. 9Th
@6o2 GERMANTuwN AvE.-srorc, . modern
i9yestment Howard IL. Wilson & CO., 2i23
25Ss 5S% 1Ern ,a,a a' ST, 5i3 53.i i4iR iR St St
i'o' T'ps''PP PPATrTrnsoHo " 40 5o'h t,th i,' g.
rooms: ot iGTl6o; rxrolicnt condition; as.
occupied by owner.
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS -
of'iTeJ :" spiy eJhMES 3 W&2GEIfr &Gio 4 % sSih
i2 ROOMS 2 baths clcctrlc light; lot 1"xso;
GLENN, 1917 Columbia ave,
22p ST. y, 27iS-,Porch front rooms bath.
yrj pN NI % g1na'iSn ib i rf's2"@S}II S}Iswbl
IDEAL HoMES-loi2 ,Masch"r St. 10 rooms.
$4,000 5000 cash Thos +. McToar Iito y "a
@I4-id DIAMOND a.s'ory dwellings, newly
ccar Aoily LAYER $50 FiiGart St
> INVESTMENT houses downtown. total rent
pt Brec2o ave.
ONLY si75u--tSl2 y. l3,h, porch front; re.
ccnton hall; ~ rooms Glenn, l5l' '"luphia.
BnildinG Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
c LT nGn oT ntha2 lqr ni"sres wt
railroad frontage. N northern and north
lots Tor dwelling or"rations; viii be -ojd on
'"'' J. II f. RHoAps, 49, 8. 9Th st.
FACTORY GRouND-li 900 sd. T. railroad
and sai"H Tycr To'0yE pTG 70 ' i0o
SITES RAILROAD. ,PcnrsylvanIa aud Reading;
inanl"c for terms DIErERTtH 7a7 Walnut
River Front Properties
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT. 10O2--Thlrd floor front; suitable
for married couple or people.
CHESTNUT. ?Oi3-Soroud- floor suite: = rooms
and bath; singh" rooms; clrC.; hot-wator heat.
LOCUST. 4O3I--Sproud floor front room. fur
uish, 4, "rivHt" family; board If desired.
Preston $3.50 w.
SAMSON. itil-Third-n floor front ROOM use Of
bath: references.
10TH. n. 1lOl--3 rooms. first floor, furnished
hous"kcep'ns; heated; 81 so. also service.
18TH N. l40l--Room,. private bath. So up;
single room, 81.
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on EAST SIDE OF SiTu ST.

ct Springfield ave. G3OO block solth and just
hlock north Of chester ave. ~ located tho
most attractive row Of "-stpry houses that
They are convenient to transportation. have
,TT'+s atnILS ana excel i"nt hot water heating
tl'I,ri' Nghiing, with handeomy fixtures GOOD
Looking, substantial hardwood floors, unusually
m" cabinet gas rang" and hundred and ono
extra rctucmrnts which make them p"'f. Ct
HOMES Y@@t iiAVE 'nEE% L""oii&'G' rdilit'G1 y
your hearts desire In every way.
Mo-. unusual CIRCUMSTANCES max" the rri,r
ridCulgusl% low. we have arranged the easiest
rerfcct now hone Is yUursHth" Eaiamce to
Pay us a vislt-NOW-a beautifully fur
come lac for Yourself how much irJru sensible
Us is TO take ad'antae" Of ms opportunity
NoiM%,%,$ : sHG8Wog6" ( %.
HOMES
Cannot be duplicated within 5000 OF our
SrRiNGFuErp AVE. 5Grrr TO 57rlr ST
Highest point IN West Phila.. every known
private cement stems and inroscd porchcs.
N'SoJ &SEss '%rnTEE TIiIA ,ai G3r"sT; "EsTI;r,nrp
No l3 car on Walnut to 5Gth and Chester.
walk one block north.
BARGAIN, for coorcd homesockcr. $50 y. 46th.
s"miletachod . story porch-front dwelling.
cverv modern convenience: rooms. large lot
2oNlO5 It can be- bought for amount Of as
S"Ssm.mt $4,000; terms to suit.
WlllTESIDE & McLANAHAN, 18th and Pine.
BEAUTIFUL STONE OVERBROOK HOME
m CAD AND LANSDOWNE AVE
sits In the center Of II l5ON4l corner lot; ia
barge rooms. beautiful modern baths Law
CHARLES +. sTANNARp. 2u Dock st.
T9bA, RENTAL" s52; price $4,000; mortgage
81 $4,000 can remain; 3-story brick dwellings,
90 $, 18th ST. GaiO woodland ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
MACHINERY ANO TOOLS

POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynnrnos. motors. hoor. steam and oil
e,noe r,'r1rs ni- cornnrosSors.
FRANK TOONEY I've. 137 Y 81 st.
ELEVEN 1hO-H r. tubular boilers.
SIX lOO-H. 7. tubular boilers.
Ready for uu'ck shipment.
RI'RCHF1EID u CO. GOi Arch st.
g. q. !. s. 10. L. 90 and a. ". p Wotor'ovn
low y vertical 'n~inD: 100 ". y,
coil heater: 30-H. y. portable boiler; 2I-H. +.
portable engine. Rlrchfald Co. G'i Arch st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS NACHGNE TOOLS
POWER TOT'tpNirNT
OpRTFN NN"HGNrRv co. 80 y. I'D ST.
PRINTERS AND BTNDTpS' m7chinerv and
sunnlics. betting. motor. etc. bought and
sold for cash. Kci=hton. GOO Commerce.
wooD sCRAPrP--42-incN "Raxt.r y. whit
ney" with grinder. c0mrlo'o and in fine order.
l.. +. Seyfert's Sons. I37 " I'd st.
esH p. otto gas engine. g months old; cost
$500: will soil 1t guaranteed 800. Years"y
Co. 224 y 3l ST.
EUREKA concrete rnivors. korosene. gas and
gasoline 'enrines. Pu~cheeld Co. Goa Arch ct.
ALTERNATING and dircct-Current motors: new
and used q. Il. Mink Co., 1T n ith st.
MACHINE SHOP wants york. Relevicw Ma
chiro SNoo. 2532 y. nth ~.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

go ACRES for sale: part Of land in York city:
the =. X. n. runs along the north side and
Market st. south side trolley line also
runs along side OF tract; IT Is one Of the
finest pieces Of land around the city Of York.
NJ III Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
BUSINESS PERSONALS


OLD GOLD silver PLATED wsp5e r%'psm o fs,se
s,TcuNtA KER-Swlss expert reprs any watch
a. low cost; guar. yrs. Ramisch. i22i Filb't.
SrT CLEAN windows stores, offices, houses
WI sonable General Cleaning Co. o3i Arch
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WANTED

vs3.E furniture. broken Jeweiry gold. sil.
sss false teeth feather beds, Antique
phSeC Chestnut St formerly 735 Walnut st)
1rn,e 1none Walnut 7026. Established 1865.
sNIIloUE furniture, china. siiyerware, old gold,
Amerio pIatinum, false teeth. samplers. early
An,,aiVhh ictures, coins, stamps, pistols. Penn
=, ,..s.laue; % :. 17th st. Phone Spruce 26is.
'"A"pNDS BROKEN JEwELRr
rrt, PAWN TICKETS
Z 'cc.t,..orr CLoTHING-All kinds gentlerlens
!. I'm oyercoats. dress suits. shoes, mats; we
Ioss S'ss bisS9ns.s,y biiSSS9Essy E5,ssdmsn's i4A4 South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14

GREAT SACRIFICE Gentleman's HILTON
estate of rare charm. 800 acres. near Lam
bertvllle, N. J.; beautifully situated: substan-
tial 10-room house: baths; steam heat; all
improvements; large piazza; wonderful shade
trees; tenant houses; several large outbulld.
ings; beautiful landscape and scenery: 1900
fruit trees; productive land; very choice prop
erty at most attractive price. price So 900
GEO RULE. Princeton, N. J.
IN THE HEART OF the best farm land in
gloucester County YOU can get 3 acres for
high. dry, fine. rich soil: get data tract No,
81: act quickly, GILBERT O'CALLAGIIAN
703 Walnut ST., Phla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
VICTROLAS AND RECORDS

FtrERNIk. 40 y. Sth. Wal asst.
PAWN llCktIS JEwEI.HY HooTGiiTT
ABRAHAM 7l5 SAMSON. Phone Walnut 7Oo2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14

43 w. UPSAL ST.
Complete home 10 rooms and baths; hot
water heat; gas and electric light;, open fire.
place; laundry; hardwood floors; lot 33xlT5
n, to rssr street; garage privilege; Just been
entirely renovated and modernzed at great
expense; an ideal home IN an ideal location:
convenient to train and trolley; price $3.50:
easy terms; open every afternoon
CARL. HEI.MATAG. 5000 Germantown ave.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO purchase a
detached dwelling; in splendid location; 4
chambers, baths on second hoor; rooms
and bath on third floor; you could not build
the house for the price OF the house and
lot. Full particulars by mail MAuRAN.
DOLMAN * CO., n. f.. cor. Broad and
Chestnut.
OVERLOOKING Lincoln Drive-New Colonial
house. 42O w. Hortter ST., IL rooms and .
baths. sleeping porch; $1,000.
OPEN AFTERNOONS
LARGE LIST OF GERMANTOWN HOMES
SMuLLEN BARRY
Liberty Building Broad and Chestnut.
752 CARPENTER ST., Wayne ave, terminus :
500 Germantown ave, POI Z. Penn st.
J. A. PATTERSON. 1870 $. 18th.
Chestnut Hin
CHOICE PROPERTIES for sale In CHESTNUT
HILL. and ST. MARTINS, all sizes
JOSEPH NJ. JENNINGS
= cHESTNUT HILL. PA.
bath; $500: modern; lot 10 q BY 100 H.;
SOrtunify. j6hN N. SNYDER Builder.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

MARKET AND 18TH sTs.-owner will trade
equity of $40 600 for clear residence of equal
value; no brokers. T. POI. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

DAY SsScs as frsm Tsrt o % on p' o@n" Prices
tee including fro" cxchanre witt IN @ months
Terms Terms So 81 monthly, and upwards Call or
special ,I,nS, ,I1Ts ~ TsDm"rt I,,!rcT, ,..,,,,.
COR 9TH AND THOMPSON SITS. PHILA
G;SmAEnILAN PLA,YER-PPIi,N0;, :, The very best
$40 monthly Write for large catalogue and
'Pec'a rhEpPr"s hsnns g rifippTTGGTWtE iipTGWE STORES
COR. 9TH AND THOMPSON SITS, rHILA.
s USED PLAYER.PIANOs
Several player pianos slightly used. reduced
from $50 to 500 below regular prices; some as
Ss or write for sompGc ss with special
STORES Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS Phiia
HENRY F, MILLER UPRIGHT PIANO
Msnuit nr,n dull finish mahogany case: original
HENRY F. MILLER & SONS PIANO co.
~ lioo Chestnut st
MONARCH TALEING MACHINE co
514 S. BROAD ST.
Has the best;@aninred talking machine re-
- All makes repaired.
mace ooSo Dealers work solicited. Loo. GG50
800 NEW, PIANOS. including Heppe Marceilus,
o@ ,as to $500 wTt for ,c
Cor HEfPE,S s,h snS TrPPTnwM rP1mTsSMn STORES pS,,
VIZ WILL BUY, fine rebuilt chickcrns- ,lr-
HENRSYSa HEN RSYSahE' mMahToTsny MTfr case; @ nrce pew $50
s?sSmwEBERFIELD Player Piano; cost $3.50
g. HEdbPE.s tPTowN STORES
"a tor' Wh and Thompson SITS, Pha
'Soaa..,MiATCHLEsS a., Cunningham Player-piano;
r. HEPPE'S, UPTOWN STORES
Cor 9TH and Thomson SITS, Phila.
l1O5 Chestnut st.
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WANTED
continued from prcccdmg co,pmr

TOTUN'H JtOW FfrCCdnU IOTUWr
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets, antiques, ,utiro
or n"rt houses bought for cash. no matter
how large. j. BERNSTEIN, 1884 Ridge ave.
FtRSlTl,RE ETG.. nnl'GuT kREtMEH,
i053 GIRARD AVE. PHONE. BARRING. S2u6
LADIES. AND GENTI.EMEN'S cdst.ofr clothing
want"d-fiEhest rrlccs paid for discarded
clothing of all descriptions; will cali. day or
evening. city or suburbs: call. write or uhone
RsIa P"nHr hI7l Open evenings. Blacker.
1922 Poplar 81.
OF COINS. GOLD. SILVER. PLNTISt'M
flls" teeth, powt"r i"wolry. diamonds bought.
NJ q. ASSANl\ti co. puu's FIlIarf st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
PRINTING
OLD GOLD

Jec,iEour YOUR Christmas cards early; make YOUR
LIONS from 10 des'~ns: price - cents TO 81
p-r uoz, printed The Card Shop. go Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
M np-gsMAYINa AND MILLINERY

.,,e MONTH oNLY-Any style dress made for
Th..e stirte 81 so: coat suits. IS: remudeling "A
ssoo,,,Iaity l.. Miller. 11li Chestnut ST. Take
elevator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
RuIIdInr Lots, Factory sites. Etc.

r'UFruTTlE f'"'N' TH'0"'N 'T0F'' F@''s
FACTORY SITE, IN Bcthlehem Pa. near r.: r.
and river. 3ih STORY stone building, s0N6O feet.
frame building aoxaS feet lot aOxsi feet,
fronts, opposite r. n station; price $4,000
well worth Investigating dARIS SINNER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14

WHY In the Dickens" don't you Investigate
the 90 -acre slate, brick and stone property at
Peach Bottom" York Co., Pa? DO Il now:
there Is fortune In Il for some one; ", hope
t. may be you: send for descriptive folder no
charge
IL acres on SklppaCk pike. : miles from
Philadelphia city line; l-rO0m house; all coa-
veniences ana necessary outbuidnEs, 600 feet
front on pike: Sl2, 800; more adjoining land II
BpthlphCn Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
DON'T BUY A EARN

until YOU get 9pr catalogue: farms near Nor
ristown, Lansfnle. Amber. PottstOwn, Phoe-
niNville; state your needs, II. e. REESE &
SON, r. Airy, NorristOwn, Pa.
RENNINGER RENNiNGER. Glenside. Pa
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FIDELITY FIREPRooF WAREHOUSES;
1sll-lSl9 MARKET ST.

nhLLIIo dollar concrete hreproof warehouse;
pb,iin ne world for furniture, Est free.
Sv,cInl InlIa storage Co, 2O33 Lehigh. Dia 1890.
'VydbppRY SToRAGE-sPECIAI. RATES NEW
i)IsTns' ,, BAALTIMoRE. WASHINGTON AND
iANr POINTS. PHONES. 5al5 MARKET
eiHARD STORAGE co. ais Girard ay. Moving
sra-nng.. storage. Phone Pop. 520i. Park i23
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BOARDING

BOARDING
800 GREENE ST, Gtmu.--D. sir accom-. for
refined people. excellent table. references
SANITARIUMS
RrAtTlFt'I LOCATION. snccial scientific care:
nervous. edorlv end rcst cases: every COM
fort; nurses honllot D. Rardal Chestnut
Hrl pril1. ar1 Wildwood y. T. nv the -ea.
APARTMENTS
THE GrNEN
10TH ST ABOVE WALNUT
High.Class apartments with Ur without nrN
va'n haths. entirely r"furn. Tel Spruce $500.
THE ITTTr y HOTEL ""5 : Br.ot--An at-
tractiv" naco 10 1.-Two while in Philn.; cent.
Local ed. special weekly rates Phon" Wal N.a3
oOTH ST. $ Beautifully furnished suite.
rrvatr bath; exclusive house; gentleman pre-
ferrcd.
CFTrr ~ APARTMENTS NnRMAN $;
SHERWOOD co. lI"l Walnut 81. 'al
and new ts'.
lone.1o3n togo SPRUCE ST
Dograt,io or,nrfrnant hnus 6 for rent
THE PFNNA 60. 5l7 Chestnut st.
DE IANCEY PLACE. "3'O >ttractiy" rooms,
single or IN suite: furnished or unturnish"h.
BROAD y 1SO5-SoCord- -noor suite; private
bath. hot-watcr heat. Owner
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STORAGE

iabIH n. BROAD STORAGE CO. Broad alb.
,Lehigh ave. new f1reproof addition; rooms Ire.
ysDs iurniture and china packers: automobile
es,iInate Tree. Bell phone Diamond I48O,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14

MAXIM KELSEY health heat. to'tcr and
cheaper than hot water ~" y oOnn refer.
erres Roth nhonrs 1927 FIlhort st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11
SAFETY WORK IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR
 AT FORD FACTORY
More Than 42,OOO Employees Work for Humanitarian ism and Efficiency" at
 Big Detroit Plant

An important factor in the scheme of industrial efficiency in operation at the Ford factory, Detroit, is the safety work with more than 42OOO employees.
 Safety work in the plant of the Ford Motor company dates back four years, to a tune when the practical application of safety principles in the factories of this country had not received the impetus that even now has made it a powerful na- tional institution
 With the Ford Motor company's work men, safety was considered broadly from two points of view, efficiency and hu- manitarianism.
 And safety work as carried out in the Ford plant combines these two principles in practical way.
 The idea of the workers cooperation is essential, for fully three-fourths of the safety work must be along the lines of education and intelligent cooperation. One-fourth may be positively-that is, mechanically-guard against
 The Ford factory is divided into two units with reference to safety work and one man is assigned to each unit. Once each month the men working in these units change in rotation so that they will be brought constantly in touch with new men with whom to deal and with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11
SAXON PRODUCERS NOT HANDICAPPED
 BY FIRE AT PLANT
Fully Protected by Insurance Against
 Loss, Says Red Smith

'In spite of the severe fire which dam aged the plant of the Saxon Motor Car corporation, normal production will be re- sumed within a very short time" said Red Smith of Saunders Motor company. The loss, which approached $1, 900 900, was fully covered by insurance. Not only was the plant and equipment absolutely covered, but additional insurance, cover ing loss of profits during delay in pro- duction, protects the factory against the most damaging factor of loss.
 The fire destroyed the assembling unit of the factory but new assembling lines are already in the course of construction in temporary quarters suited for the work Because of the large stock of ma teral which the Saxon company had stored in plants outside the main plant production can be resumed immediately the assembling lines are completed.
 While the fire was very severe it will not seriously affect the manufacture for very long. The plant and material loss is fully covered by insurance as well as loss of profits during temporary delay in pro- duction. They have large stock of ma terial on hand-sufficient to enable us to proceed with production immediately the assembling lines in temporary quarters are completed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11

new problems to solve. Thus the interest of the safety men is kept at a high point.
 One of the most useful but dangerous machines in any automobile factory is the grinder. operated at a high speed, and very likely to break if not kept in perfect condition There are approXima tely 1926 grinders in the Ford factory and the task of keeping them fully guarded, properly equipped and operated at a safe speed is placed in the hands of an experienced grinder man. He is also charged with the important matter of so disposing of the emery dust from the grinders that the health of. the operators will not be inn paired This is done by means of suc- ton systems which draw the dust away and deposit it in collectors usually placed on the roof above the grinding rooms.
 Cranes, elevators and monorail cars constitute big problem in themselves. One man from the safety department reg ularly inspects this equipment, which in cludes chains and cables, to see that all is safe or recommend immediate changes if unsafe conditions are found.
 In the Ford factory fires and the health of the workman come under the Jurisdic- ton of the safety department, although the factory service ard hygenic depart ments look after the details of these twoA divisions, respectively. Fire hazards are removed whenever discovered by safety men and potential sources or danger rom fire, such as stacks over oil hardening pots and ovens, are inspected weekly to insure their being cleaned before they become a fire hazard.
 To further check hazards at their source. one man specializes on an inspec- ton of all new machines coming into the plant before they are allowed to be put into operation. If guards are needed, they are ordered at once. In many in stances, manufacturers of standard ma chimes such as lathes and gear "utters, provide their machines with + de- signed guards before they are shipped out. These guards are placed not only on machines intended for delivery to the Ford company. but to all other custo- mers as well. Thus the Ford company is doing no little pioneering in the field of machine guarding and helps directly to safeguard the life and limb of many workmen scattered all over the land.