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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
Business Troubles
Petition, In Bankruptcy

ALBERT ROCKEFEt.LER, Jr. shoe dealer OF
poughkecpSie has filed a petition IN bankrnptcy.
with liabilities Of 81 o9l and assets o. 10Y o1
slsting OF stock 81, 900 and cash In bank. " Inc
following members OF the Rockefeller family are
creditors: A. Rockefeller. ST., tl.olI Edward ~
Rok.s.I 'sIS M H nS.t. R, ss Ann; ;s
Referee Henry Anthony ~ PouEhkcepsc. appointed
EDWARD oConncll receiver Rockefeller was va N I.,,
York CITY. and started I'm business In 1903.
RICHARD LASIIER. dsiDmsn, a. Woodstock. IN
the Catskills has nied petition In bankrupt, her
with liabilities OF S23.9Sj aud assets OF s.oos'
consisting OF four horses. $500: automobile truck
$3.50. accounts sSl7. and cash in bank; So
81. go: Kingston National Bank. T.l6l. and
Adelbert Chambers. 5000
Schedule,
MEYER SABsEvlTs & son. dealers IN d,a,
monds and jevclry at lis Canal 81, have flied
schedules showing liabilities Of s56S22 and assets
OF 1886 conssins OF proceeds Of sale OF stock and
fixtures by tho Icea,sr $500 sh b, Sli pros.e
lin bankruptcy. $40. OOoi freudenheim Brothers 4
10 G M'G % G ena Es.fs Co. INC Clothing
dealer al $50 Broadway. has He'd scho.iuics snow
ing liabilities Of $3.50 and assets Of N.Ooo In
MODS & MODS manufacturer Of women, hats.
al II West $50 st. have hled schedules showing
liabilities OF S3Ss2i ard assets Of ,SS''' consist,
sS5O7 claims s6ij. cash. 2ii3. Among the cred 70
itors are J.. ]. Dohln Company, sos. secured
A. J. Rafoelson. 1891. and Jules We'll. Inc
Composition Confirmed
LOUIS KUPFERMAN.--Judge HouSh has con-
nnnsd q composiuon OF Louis kupfernhn, manu-
facturcr Of clothing at los Blesrker St, WITH orcd-
itors at 50 cents on the dollar
Assignment
ERNEST PROPER, dealer ia WINS and ndusrs
a 1895 Second ave. has mads an assignment 70
Bernard l. ShentsS
Discharges from Bankruptcy
judge Hourh In the United States Distho Court
yesterday granted discharge 70 these bankruptsi
Nathan J. Gr-enstein, 6@ West leoh st. formerly
president Of the 0re-ns,ein Clothing Company:
Aida y, Falos. boarding houss. 1875 West llth St {;
Maize c. Stern. SIS West leoth St Sarah a
Gardner. rvsidence. Holland House; Margaret r.
Creighton, 1858 Brggs ava George u Plincon-
CLERK; Albort Wnntraub. 7sl East l6oth ST., for
msrly 4 grocer: Joseph @. sunderf. baker,. bs2
Eighth ave VI J. Duty. nquorb whcts Plains
and Frank I. H.nner 2lt2 Anlstredsm ave-
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REAL ESTATE
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN CLOSURE.-SUPREME COURT.
New York County.-Citizens Savings Bank.
plaintiff. against Robert Bader ct al. de-
ferda gts.
Pursuant to a Judgment entered September
9TH, 1911. the undersigned will sell at public
auction at tho Exchange Salssroom Nos. IA
and Is Vescy Street, Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City, At twelve o'clock noon on
October ith, 1917, by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
suctioneer, the premises directed by said
judgment 20 be sold. being on the easterly
side OF Bedford Street. Borough OF Msnhat-
tan. New York City, bounded and described
follows:
Beginning AZ point on tn. easterly side
OF Bedford Street distant forty te) feet
southerly from the corner formed by the In
tersection OF the southerly side OF Downing
Street with the easterly side Of Bedford
Street; running thence easterly and par: Of
the distance through a party wall, and along
the land OF James Root and william Leon
ard seventy-fye C75) feet moro less TO lot
number nine on a map Of Richard Cromwell
fled in the office OF the Register Of the CITY
and County Of New York. thence southerly
along said lot number nine, seventeen feet
six 80 inches 10 other land Of said Root and
Leonard; thence westerly along the land OF
said Root and Leonard and part OF tho dis
tance through another party wall seventy
five (75) feet one % inch to the easterly
side OF Bedford Street and thence northerly
along the said easterly side OF Bedford
Street, eighteen feet nino 90 inches TO tho
point or place Of beginning, and shown on
the following diagram:
DOWNING STREET.
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Aqueduct Entries

First race tselirg: two-year-ods: sir fIrloncl-s
High Vale, 100; Golden Glow lo7; Producer lost
Rapid Firer, 10; Golting lot Trophy. ~; 'Phs.
raris. l0!: Frank Keosh. lol Happy Smile leI.
Second race selling; three year ods ard upN ardI
steeplechase. handicap. about two miles l-Reidst.
lA Ben Wyyts. 1885, Ainslayer. 1877. Lady EdwtnA,
40
Third race three yssr-oldS and upward; oondi.
tons: one mllel-Hendrin. ZIG. FIsinly, us; Man.
lister Toi los.
Fourth race ttvo-year-olds: nllies: The Beldsris
Handicap, i've furlonHD--Ruth Law, l2l; EnW~s.
ll2; Wawbeok, III; Enhsis. lao, Noontde lV'i
Adelin- Patricia. ll9: Jyntes, 100.
Firth rare-Wiu close later
Sixth race flor all ages lightweight handicap; 81
furlougs l-ShsrpshOoter, rs. Conduit ia Hga
Noon. l3i: Rhine Maiden. l2o. Quartz. 1888; Bah
cock ia.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT,
County Of New York.-ELIZABETH II.
CHILDS, Plaintiff, against YETTA LIEB-
ERMAN and others, Defendants Harold
Swain, Plalntifs Attorney, l76 Broadway.
New York.
Pursuant TO judgment entered August
2sth, 1917, the undersigned will sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom.
10 lt-ls Vesey Street, In the Borough Of
Manhattan, city Of New York. at II o'clock
noon. on September goth, 1911. By Joseph
p Day, Auctioneer. the mortgaged prem
Uses directed by said judgment to be sold.
situated in the Borough OF Manhattan,
County and CITY Of New York. on the
southerly side Of l20th Street two hundred
eight feet four inches east OF the south"
east corner OF l20th Street and Seventh
Avenue being sixteen feet eight inches in
width front and rear and one hundred
feet eleven inches in depth on each side,
the side lines being parallel with Seventh
Avenue Said premises are more psrticu-
larry described in mortgage recorded in
the New York County Registers onics in
Section 7. Liber 293, OF mortgages At page
27s.
The following is a diagram OF said prem
ises:
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Havre de Grace Entries

First race flor two year-olds: purse. I've and q
half furlOnH l-Poacher. lis. Winsom Vera us;
Miss sweep. liz: Mrace. loo. All Bright, lis;
Bow Bells, ll2. Twin Six. 100.
Second race Uor maiden three year ODDS and up
ward SIX furlonE)-Clsan ID. lis: Master Karma
~: kildare. Is; Moratorium. us. Alma b. iI2:
Kitty Ounce. ll2: Icarls. lis Mesner us I-ice,,
yer. us; vaiais IL: Jessie D.. III. Clean Up and
Third race claiming: for tso-y.ar- ods: FIVE and
s, nan iuriIS S9 HiiL II Ideal; iSs:
..Peeper go; Lttl,, Boy 10: Fleet Foot. iS5:
Hope. los TELL Ne. los. 'Risponde. lOl
Fourth race lths Eastern shorEe Handicap for
two-year ODDS: i've and half furlongl-High Cost
i??; Onico. lo7; Miss Bpn. 1872; Tippty Witchei
lis: Sweep Up IL loo; Peerless ss
Firm race selling: for three ar-olds and up
fos s as mf ii ana k it,sn .r.aSs'
.sSEe . e. G.p':in Ray ia. 'PiT@us. iii:
Sixth race (iIandicsp. selling: for all ages one
mile and seventy yardsJ--Nylon. i2i. Gordon Rus
sell ITO: Queen Of ne sea los: Lay Lou iO2 !.
Nall, iog faiiHT il2 Lbyan Sands lOs. Judge
seventh race selling for tour -yesr-olds and up
ward one mile and an eighth sam Slick. ll2
,noc;aw; "; DR.; ch,reOt. los; Dakey. le5; 's,lr
MslheyL, los: LokOmis. los: 'Brickey. no..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
St. Louis Tennis Fans
Disappointed by Rain

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-Rain caused q
postponment of the tennis matches for
the benefit OF the Red Cross to-day.
Miss Mary X. Browne, former ma
tional woman champion, left tonight
for Los Angeles, where her father is i'll.
Miss Corinne Gould, of St. Louis,
former state champion, will meet Miss
Molla Bjurstedt, Of Norway, national
woman champion. in the singles to-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
Trinity Football Plans

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 19.-The
athletic council of Trinity College to-
day decided to abandon the football
schedule arranged last spring and sub
stltute some games with teams near
Hartford. So many candidates for the
eleven have enlisted that the chances
OF turning out a strong lineup are
small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

Mortgage foreclosed Is recorded in New
York Registers ohce. section 2, Liber 1872
page 362
being in block b27.
The approximate amount OF tho mortgage
debt, costs and allowances Is twelve thou
sand eight hundred ono and $1,000 dollars
(Sl2Salj0) The approximate amount OF
taxes, assessments and water rates is FIVE
hundred siNty-three and 3o-l0o dollars
(S563.30) and interest.
Dated September Sth. 1917.
CHARLES f.. HUGHES, ia.
Referee.
BEAIL T. ROGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ONCE and =. O. address, IA Broadway Man
haitian. New York City
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Trask On
Tiptoes in Big
Trotting Race

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 1o.-Re-
markable reversals Of expected form
characterized the third days meeting
OF Grand Circuit horses at the Column
bus mile track, and not single
favoritc won, such horses as st. Frisco
going down among the well played
losers. Two races, the free-for-all trot
and tho Hotel Hartman $4,000 stake
for 2:11 PAGERS developed great speed
and n reduction Of marks for the local
event and new marks for their winners.
Mabel Trask was on her tiptoes to-
day. and she trotted two miles faster
than her previous record, and averaged
a shade under 1903 for three heats:
She lowered her former record OF
2:O3L in the second heat to 2:O2H
ST. Frisco was not himself, and only
won third money in this event, MISS
Directed beating him out for the place
In the Hotel Hartman Stake, Peter
Nash, owned by John Ryan, of Mime.
apolis, won in straight heats. He paced
the middle mile in 2:0l ", new record
for the event.
Judges played prominent part IN
the Hotel Hartman Stake. Al the END
of the second heat drivers Fred Jami-
son, Ben Whitehead, Frank Herrick,
Vic Fleming and Walter Cox were finei
$50 each for laying up the heat. Nj:
Fleming again was fined at the end OF
the third heat, which he finished
strong, for not trying in the second
heat.
In three days racing. but one favorlte
has won his race. That was Early
Dreams, in the Hoster-C Columbus Stake,
raced yesterday.
The summaries:
TRoTTTNG--2Is UAss-rUksE. N.csa-s IN
Ir, O. b. G., by Don Cal. ti.r,Ein.l l
Mchsilows. b. m. BY Peter tho Great 4,
r. sS.''f Ros.mond. ). m. By iqaii. :.
Mani. Arthur. Blk m. BY Main
Eva sh'f slns snop Sr. m. jMcM.honj ..:s ! In
Binon. B. h. tSquiGl ......:..,,.;. : ds
Willis Cameron. blk. h lvslentne). dis
Go' 4.s su gs,. s : % Sss so,s ,a,s
PAcINGJTHE HORSE REVIEW FUTURrTT-
FOR THREE. YEAR. oLDs-PUnsE, $500
Poormin. ). t.. b. I'll. Northern Man .,
Rex NT De- Forest. bi. c. By IN, D. Forest
Gold ID quart. CHI c. By Peter tho Gr,at- =.
Dor -i SuaSc. en- &. By Peter oDonn,
Evelyn iynD' Kay waits b. tRobin.onj .....
Donna Lola oh, T. Wright .............
'''''' Time. 2o9i. o5i.. 2oss
THE HOTEL HARTMAN II CLASS PACING
PURSE. s5uo: THREE IL FIVE.
Peter Nash ch h. By reter tn. Great
Il,ie E.tc, B. e, ~ Rcd lin. IT,. con
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SURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. notice 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Matte F. Boyd. late OF the County
Of New York. deceased. 10 present same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at
place Of transacting business. at the once
Of his attorney, S. Sidney Smith. No. IL
wall Street. in the city OF New York. on
or before the 18th day Of January, next
Dated. New York. the End day Of July.
1917. ROBERT h. BOND.
S. SIDNEY SMITH. Executor.
Attorney for Executor
IL Wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
made by ISIDORE BALOFSKY to TO-
BIAS KNOBEL. bearing date July 10Th,
1917 a copy Of which was filed IN the Office
OF the Register OF Kings County, New
York, on September 18th, 1917, will sell
at public suction. on September 2oth, 1917,
at o'clock in the forenoon, at the premises
described. AL the stock OF dry
goods, notions. counter shelving, showcase,
awning End all lighting and other fixtures,
goods and chattels now in the store 81 No.
b4lA Third Avenue, Brooklyn. City of New
York also the lease OF the said store.
SAMUEL MARX, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

FIRST Selling fos ,h,cc; y.:r' od' and up
wards; puns; ssS u. Biz fur" pnoda,-, Fin
S ;%s:f. p, e. 70 ., Il ~
Time. i:I3s-s. Miss Kruter. Nons.ucb. Dmoer'
Mr. sp-cs Andes. Chsrneuse fwfs. kamia P.rs
Pierre a Feu Mother Machree also ran st ,r
sSod Won os s1s' Omen %.9' w. B. BaR T
w. II. Brooks.
SECOND RACE--sslinx: h.ndicsp; 10, . ,hi re-
yesr-olds and upward .ssiH added Mic anu
hof 1e's weigh, and iocsr, Eodd,. rTp;
Traction: 100 !Troi,ss,l ;.....". q IL "a
b. C., =. by The Picket Queen. Owner and
trainer Clarence Burton
THIRD RACE.--seillng. for tuo-Jsar-old' 's'' Il
sr. nS' t., ., da.. I'D 10 '2 Se5Ila,on, y
Thistle. ioe tBg,well ;.....''.'.,iii ~ e.
CoDdon. ia tIfoTler) ..........l3-l -
Tim. III. Ailecn o and Lady Eileen also ran.
star good Won easily. Winner: oh. C., 2 J me
Conmoner-Hor-nsia Owner. Bererwyck stable;
trainer. @. zeigler
FOURTH RAcE.MrDwooD 6 IA, 1Ify for all
sunGash %, lis Gn4iTsll .... 8; g "a.
Wlse Man. ioT "a Colins) ...... - 5-I a.,
wbmsy, ll3 Ro6insonl .......,., 81 u 81
Time. 1882 Ticket Paddy wb,ck and Grams
also ran. start good. Won easily. Winner. D c.
B. by Sunbright-Nspthalia Owner and trainer.
D. J. Leary.
FIFTH RACT-scllinr. for FLIES and mir.s
three year ODDS. ard Upward: $751;. Is ono ME
Horse weight and jockey COddso I'm
Favour. liz g. Willismsl ....... So i-5 -
Silver Sandals. lol (McAt.e)...l3 -lo i-5 a.,
Mugsret L. ioi (McGra1l ...... 81 IS go
Tin. 40 Spectre also ran. start good Won
easily Winner, B. T.. 4, BY Duke Of 0rnodo-'
Compensate. owner. D. s. Dryer; trainer. J.
Murphy.
SIXTH RACN-Fsr t~s-year- slds; sss+ia F1v'
furlongs. 40. r
Horse. weight and ,ocky Codd.. Fin
ROYAL BnsisnL lM Isohut,insor). ,S2 ~ ,iu
FraxonGd. iIs tPutvelD ........i-is as 81
Tine. 1913 Rose dor. Wyoming. Mdniyhs
sun. Buxhose, Frederick tbs Grest. Star spsnEled
ard Hnty Maid also ran; star 1ood Won essny'
James W, Cor71s,n: trainer. John Whalen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
STORAGE NOTICES
Thomas Ward Storage Warehouses.

1856 Greenwich Az. & +i3 W. 18th St, N &c.
To Mrs Peterson G.. Hanoun, Mrs. Sehr-
niger NJ. O'Donnell, @. W. Scott, Mrs. Tim
msrmann, Mrs Ell, MIR. Mcneil, Mrs. King.
NJ Ienard, Mrs Sachs, Mr.. Pressler Mrs.
sullivan, Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Donovan, Mrs.
Baumrltter, Mr.. julien, Mrs. Monahan, NJ.
Lelth: You and each Of you are hereby no
tined that the storage and other charges
being due and the time this my lien hav-
ing expired. after due notice having beck
given you, l will cause TO be sold AZ Public
Auction. on or about oct. 4, 1917, at 1880
A NJ, at 81 West 35th St, the following
goods Household Furniture, Personal FL
fects, Trunks, Pianos, Merchandise, Ofiics
FURNITURE THOMAS WARD.
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10th Street.
Street No. l5i West 12oth Street

street No. 1874 Yves, 10th Street.
Free and clear OF all encumbrances ex-
CO pt subject TO a party wall agreement re-
corded In said Registers ONCE IN Section I
OF ConyeyanCvs ia LIb@r - at Page 235
ApDroNima.e amount 81 the nortgas.
debt costs and allowance. slJ.o27.2s and
interest. taxes, assessments and water
rates $40 - and interest.
Dated. NCw York. August 20. 1917.
WILLIAM {. ARNOLD, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
TO 1 point lower. Sales were reported
Of 27,2b0 bags.

Cottonseed OIL Futures.-The mar
ket was strong and higher yesterday,
closing with net gains of ~ to 20
points. Total sales for the day were
$4,000 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

Coffee Futures.-.An early advance
Yesterday was attributed largely to
buying by brokers with cotton trade
connections. After showing a net sd-
vance of about to s points prices
sagged off under scattered realizing.
The market closed net 2 points higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST-Bsnkbook No. s74.i7s Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per
son having = claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon TO present the Csme within ten days
or submit TO having the said passoook can
Celled and new one Issued.
OST-Pankbook No. so, 2jj Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book j. called upon to
present the same 20 the bank within thirty
days or the said book Will be declared can
celled. and a new one issued IN lieu thereof
LOST handbook No. iT3. 1855. The Green
wich Savings Bank. 2i6 and @is sixth
ave. New York CITY. PAYMENT stopped
Please return 30 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
BUSINESS CARDS
DIAMONDS
CARPET CLEANING

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard SOLD for cash; advics
fSs BENNETT. l75 Broadway. third door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
Orchard and Field

Hay and spaw
Yesterday. A year ago
(Pcr toni per toni
Timothy. No. I.
large bales :. .S2A.0o a $500 $500 q
No. clover m1d 2o.ooG21.oo 1900 2o.Oo
Rye straw. No. 5000 49, 1o.oo@ le.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared WIN
those Of . year ago
New York. Yesterday Agar ago
'A 10, I 10 800 asi,J, sSso SOLO
Dressed beef sides, =. ., ,.u
10. ...,,..,.... Nv 40 80 w ''N''
iA loo 10 s ',...'''.I7.5s q 1900 500 q 400
Dressed WslS, city, an a., =,
ID ,..,.,.,,.., 'H - ~ 20
1.-Two ewes 100 ID $50 d ii.9o 40 "a 'oo
prime iOS" b. 10 Is.Oo a 1850 1000 a u7s
Dressed mutton. 10 IL .23 10 @ 10
Dressed lambs, ID az "a .B II ~
HOGS, 100 lb....i8.90 % - ilzo "a '''%o
Dressed hogs ba 49, a
con, n. ........ .25I46 .2o'l 'losP - -
Mess pork Dbl. 400 % E.5o 5000 SiOo
Mess beef. Dbl. 1900 "a So.Oo 2Oop W N'Vo
Lard. Mid. West =, "A.
ID .....N3oo u zA'%oo 'o''Vo W '''3s0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.--C1esns ~
comnr..ed air, steam hand or on noor lssi
Brslda,y i2l East %stb st. C0E BRANDT
Tel l3I-3kth
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7Sunflash III in Front
Leary,s Imported Horse
Too Much for Wise Man
Aqueduct Results

FIRST RACE Selling. for three. yesr-olds and up
wards: purse $751; II. Six furl@r ~,
Hor,e weight and 'orkey. CDdds III
Alyord. LOG CsfcTsxgsr) .........ll-5 II az
Imperator 100 fDsuesb ..........b-I - ~
A., porxelI (Troisel ll-5 III 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

IIIl'l V q VI a > VI q
THE FREE-FOR-ALL TROT-PURSE. 81. 200
THREE HEATS
Mabel Trask. Oh. m. b. Peter the Great
Miss Directed. br. m. by Direct Vel Mo
DEWITT Observation-Disclosures. 2
st Frisco b h. by San Francisco tGeers). 8
ZOmrorht. blk h.. by ZOmbro tMcDouali). 4 4 4
Tine. ? 02A. OH. 2o3s..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
HELP WANTED

Male
BRooKLYN's year round Mental Pl,tseurg now
opening-C.ntra Branch Y. VI. c. A. IS Hanson
Place Executive preparation a specially. EIIeT
faculty $500 students last year. 40 courses
Write for booklet X.
OFFICE pOY-Intelligcnt energetic Christian IN
export house; good opportunity salary 70 COM
nence 81 5 s.. 20 Tribune once.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

sTgNoGRAPHERs. typlss. bookksepes. oetks:
pWmsnut Doyle Agency. Tribune Building. l1
Eissau: 80 East 42d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

Tine. 1915. Rose dor, Wycmins Mdniyhs
Sun. BuShose, Frederick ths Grest, star spanIla
Winnr, B. T., O. by Ultmw-BanTollA Owner.
James w. Corr1ssn: trainer. John WhAlen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20

Howsoever, using the caddie TO
steady the boat would be illegal. And
a golfer who could stand in an un-
stesdied boat and play from shallow
water would not be very likely to De
short of hazard.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-01-11
Royal Society Embroidery Goods

the Flicks Kids, Sis Hopkins, and
other notable dolls. The proposition
as finally placed before the North
western Fruit Exchange by one Of
these manufacturers shows that they
plan to make strong leader Of next
season this Indian doll with the exact
expression, feather and hair plaits in
cluded, of the "Skookum" apple trade
MARIAN Indian maids face with a
merry and captivating smile. The
manufacturers have agreed to make
the reproduction exact in the doll its
self, as far as the art Of sculpture will
permit. The same face is also to ap-
pear on the doll container. To still
further carry out the "Skookum" idea
the firm has agreed to place in the
dolls hand or sew upon its dress some
good reproduction Of the apple. These
dolls will be sold thru toy jobbers and
dealers by a force Of travelling men
which will cover the entire country.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-01-11
COURSE IN GAS ENGINES
State College Offers Special Training
for Two Weeks

for Two Weeks
In response to numerous inquiries,
the state college will offer two weeks
instruction in principles and operation
of gas engines, tractors and automo-
biles, on February IL to "a, provided
thirty applications are received by
January 18th.
Forenoons will be devoted to lee
lures by specialists, covering all i'm
portant features of the construction,
principles of operation, care and costs,
while afternoons will be devoted to
practical work on various makes of
engines. Such important topics as ig-
milton, carburetion, timing, electric
starting and lighting systems will be
given special attention.
A fee of $500 will be charged to
pay for supplies. If you wish to en-
roll in this course write the Registrar,
State College Of Washington, Pullman
Washington, enclosing the $500 fee.
If sufficient number Of applications
are not received to Justify the course,
your money will be refunded. If in
terested please write promptly so that
the state college may be assured OF
the required number Of students as
soon as possible.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-01-11
BABY WEEK DATE Is SET
This column is devoted to the interests of the
Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs,
Mrs. Scion Shedd, President. - = -

Again your attention is called to
the W.S.F.W.C. October bulletin in
which you will find an article written
by the chairman of health, giving the
address where outlines for complete
"Study Course on Public Health" may
be obtained for five cents copy, also
addresses of associations where ma
terial for Better Baby Week may be
secured.
The bulletin is very fine and teens
with information regarding commit
tee work. 1t is hoped the presidents
and secretaries of clubs will read it
and give out necessary information
to the club women, The little bulletin
is the property Of the club, and if pos
sible every woman should read it. You
may or may not be aware Of the
finances Of our federation. The COM