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FORECLOSURE SALES.


9th day of July. 1917. the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1i-is Vesey
street, In the Borough Of Manhattan, City
Of New York. at ~ o'clock noon on August
~. 1917. by Henry Brady, Auctioneer, the
mortGaged premises directed by said Judg-
ment TO be sold and described as follows:
All that plot, piece or parcel OF land IN
the City and County Of New York bounded
and described as follows.
BEGINNING Rt n point In the southe eriy
side Of One Hundred and Forty-n Street,
distant one hundred and ninety feet west
erly from the Intersection OF the southerly
side Of One Hundred and Forty-nfth Street
and the westerly side OF Seventh Avenue.
and running thence foutherly. parallel with
seventh Avenue, ninety-nine feet eleven
inches TO the centre line OF the block
thence westerly. along the centre line OF the
block. forty feet; thence Northeriy. again
parallel with Seventh Avenue, ninety nine
feet eleven inches to the southerly side Of
One Hundred and Forty NTH Street, and
thence Easterly. along the southeriy side
OF One Hundred and Forty-hnh Street.
forty feet to the point Of beginning.
The following 10 diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; II has no street number:
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PAwNBRoKERs' SALES.
JOSEPH sHONGoOD's SONS,

JOSEPH sHONGOODS SONS, Julius
shOnEOod, Auet'r. % Bowery. sell 10 A. NJ.
july Sf-Unredeemed pledges, diamonds,
ends. SC, pledged prior May j, 1915 to No.
s?7s7. Also pledges No. lsasS; ?ses2 and
s2ss q i' 10 Ssa snd u tsIlS .Is o, pm
goods held over from previous sales II. 8.
faaacs. itss sth Ave
watches jewelry,, silverwaTo. odds and
from from e %o d Sss5S to pi NO. | Ti1sO ' also i NS
sales. Max Bernstein, 21s West l2Sth St.
Aug. 2-Unredeemed pledges, diamonds.
watches, jewelry, silverware. odds and
n $500 IL LoRSsrs 1 s2os @ sss 5sS 81 Ave Xy: 70 Also i%
similar goods pledged prior July !, 1915.
from No. $3.50 20 No, 7seio; also No.
Bruc&heimer. 92sS Sd Ave,
Aug. 3-Unredeemed pledges. diamonds,
No. 10000 and ali goods withheld from m
former sales. d. silbsrstein's Sons s-iO
Aus, s--Unredsemed pledges. diamonds,
watches. jewelry. silverware. odds and
Rhode. f sG1 O Columbus Ave. Ave- Z panisi sY0 cohn. a.
22S Washington St, Hoboken, N. ].
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan
a. AHs,iOno;;. iss Canal Gam, street. ;:ila js%siry
Aug. 7---By r. Simpson Co. 500 Fulton
ST.. d3rookiyn. all unredeemed pledges OF
pearls p.,rs diHmonds , and other presiou" stones;
previous TO No. ioooi June 1. 1915. and All
goods held over from former sales.
JACOB sHONGUT, Auctioneer, 90 Bowery
sells at 10 A. M,
Aus, 2-Jeweiry, watches, diamonds, &C.,
pledged prior July rs, 1915 j. weinberEer,
Aus, s-Jewelry. watches, diamonds. &c.
pledged prior July 20, ISiS. ii. Well 4
Co., 22t7 I'd Ave-
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK-The Mutual
Life, Insurance Company of New York
Plaintiff. against Morgenthau Realty Com
pany and others. Defendants. Action No. S.
Frederick l. Allen, Attorney for Plain
tin. So Cedar street. New York City.
Pursuant to n judgment bearing date the
9th day of July, 1871. the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1916 Vesey
Street in the Borough of Manhattan, city
Of New York, at II o'clock noon on August
~. 1917. by Henry Brady. Auctioneer. the
mortgaged premises directed BY said judg-
ment to be sold and described as follows:
All that plot, piece or parcel OF land in
the city and County of New York bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at "A point in the southerly
side OF One hundred and Forty NTH Street
distant two hundred and seventy feet west
erly from the Intersection Of the southerly
side of One Hundred and Forty NTH Street
and the westerly side of Seventh Avenue
and running thence Southeriy, parallel
with seventh Avenue. ninety-nine feet
eleven inches to tho centre line of the
block thence Westerly. along the centre
line OF the block. forty feet. thence North
ery, again parallel with Seventh Avenue
ninety nine feet eleven inches to the south
erly side Of One Hundred and Forty NTH
street. and thence Easterly. along the south
erly side of One Hundred and Forty NTH
street, forty feet to the point of beginning
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold; II has no street number:
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IN FoREcLosURE-sUPR COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK--The Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York.
Plaintiff. against Morgenthau Realty Com
pany and others. Defendants. Action No. 4.
Frederick L Allen, Attorney for Plain
tin, 5b Cedar Street, New YORK. City.
Pursuant TO a judgment bearing date the
sth day of July. 1917. the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1t.ls vesey
street, In the Borough Of Manhattan, City
Of New York. at IL o'clock noon on August
II. 1917. by Henry Brady. Auctioneer, the
mortSaged premises directed by said judg-
ment to be sold and described as follows:
All that plot. piece or parcel Of land in
the City and County OF New York bounded
and described rs follows:
BEGINNING at point in the -southerly
side Of One Hundred and Forty nth Street,
distant two hundred and thirty feet west
erly from the Intersection Of the south erly
side Of One Hundred and Forty-hfth Street
and the westerly side OF Seventh Avenue
and running thence Southerly. parallel with
seventh Avenue, ninety mine feet eleven
inches to the centre line of the block
thence Westerly, along the centre line of
the block. forty feet: thence Northerly,
again parallel with Seventh Avenue, ninety
nine feet eleven inches to the southerly side
OF One Hundred and Forty NTH Street, and
thence Eattoriy. along the southeriy side
OF One Hundred and Forty NTH Street,
forty feet to the -oint of beginning.
The, following Is a diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; II has no street number:
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LONG RACE FOR YACHTS.
New Rochelle y. e. Event N"H
SATURDAY MeRAurrs 0S Miles

The New Rochelle Yacht club WI
stage its annual long distance race to
Stratford Shoal and return on SATURDAY.
August I. The competing yachts VIII
start OF New Rochelle, sail TO amt
around the Stratford Shoal lighthouse
finishing at the entrance to New Rochelle
harbor. The distance is siNty-fve nau'
tiCal miles.
The race will he open to three classes
OF yachts, These are for yachts S'I-
ing under the rating rule, for Nawls,
handicap basis. and for yachts enrolled
in the Handicap Association OF Long
Island Sound. A first prize will he
awarded in each class in which two or
more yachts start There are u" re-
strIctlons as to the number ~ crew
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
to sell lots and new houses In hne resi-
Dental park two blocks from depot and
four blocks from ocean; Elberon, N. j.:
leads furnished; liberal terms: hundreds
of thousands will spend July and August
grade men considered. ', FRANK l.. FER.
GUsoN. IS Orange street Brooklyn.
sTENoGRAPHER In publishing house
experience unnecessary II prohcient good
opening; $40 TO start Address H. w, box
liz Sun once.
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THOUGHT COPS MOVIE HAMS" "
Brookiyn Man Pays $40 for speed
Ing ON Drive.


Pleading guilty to driving his car
thlrty-nve miles an hour on Riverside
Drive on Saturday night. Judson Well
ingham OF % Arlington place, Brooklyn,
was fined $40 In Traffic Court yesterday "
Wellingham was driving his car In
which three women and another man
were seated, Lieut. John Ward and
Patrolmen Sheedy and Schmidt were op-
Grating a searchiight automobile when
the speeding car flashed past them nj
10Th street.
The police car gave chase and pursued
the flying roadster to l01st street. where
Lieut. Ward shouted 10 wellingham 10
halt. Ward leaped from his car to the
roadway and as he did so wellingham
~ said to have 80 maneuvred his ma :
chine as TO bowl the lieutenant from his
feet Then he drove on.
Sheedy started the polics car again
and after firing shot overhauled the
fugitives at Ninety-hrst street. when he
told Wellingham he was under arrest,
the latter exclaimed: ''why, didn't
Know you were real cops. thought
you were bunch of movie hams"
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The approximate amount of the mortgage
debt is Ili.oo7.5o. with interest from June
2e, 1917. The amount OF the costs and
amount Of the taxes is ssss and interest.
Dated New York. July 10. 1917.
JOHN X. HALSEY, Referee.
COUNTY OF NEW YoRK-The Mutuai
Life Insurance Company OF New York
Plaintiff, against Morgenthau Realty Com
pany and others, Defendants Action No. g.
Frederick L Allen. Attorney for Plain
TIN, IS Cedar street. New York City.
Pursuant.to judgment bearing date the
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AT RALTIMORE

Two base hits-AdamS .. Panham Ihr'"
base hit-RarhNr Stolen hascs-Arosta :. shan
non. Double play-Shannou aud Hue. lrit "'
. Richmond, 6 First has
on crror-RiChmond /. Bases on balls ON
raruham 3 m Adams. 4. HI, Hnl r1rr"
runs-On Parnham, and l in innings mn
Adams, 10 and IN s innings Hi nv pitcher
nv Adams. Struck out--Ry rsrnhSm, 'E
Adams Tmpires-Mcssrs. Mcbride and i7'
pcntcr Time ~ gsme-i hour and 90 minutes
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FORECLOsnRE SALES.


IN FoREcLoSURE-SUPR COURT
COUNTY OF NEW YORK-The Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York
Plaintiff. against Morgenthau Realty Com
pany and others. Defendants. Action No /.
Frederick l. Allen, Attorney for Plain
tin. 55 Cedar Street, New York city
Pursuant to judgment bearing date the
9Th day of July, 1917. the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1916 VeSey
Street. In the Borough of Manhattan, City
OF New York, at IL O'clock noon on August
II. 1911. by Henry Brady. Auctioneer, the
mortSaged premises directed by said judE.
ment to be sold and described as follows:
All that plot. piece or parcel OF land In
the CITY and County Of New York bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at point in the southerly
side OF One Hundred and Forty-n NTH street
distant one hundred feet westerly from the
Intersection of the southeriy side OF Ons
Hundred and Forty-ffth Street and the
westerly side OF Seventh Avenue, and run.
ming thence Southerly. parallel with Sew
enth Avenue. ninety nine feet eleven inches
TO the centre line of the block; thence
Westerly, along the centre line OF the
block, hfty feet: thence Sortherly, again
parallel With Seventh Avenue, ninety min,
feet eleven inches TO the southerly side OF
One Hundred and Forty-nfth Street. and
thence Easterly. along the southerly side
OF One Hundred and Forty NTH Street
nifty feet to the point OF beginning
The following 10 a diagram of the prop.
erty to be sold u has no street numbers:
ll5th ct
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+. %. i 50

The approximate amount Of tn. mort tKAEs
debt 10 Ni.oo7.bo. with Interest from June
2e 1917. The amount Of the costs and
smouss Of the ;sses /: ,sss ana apRrS%a'' in,ss.s.
Datbd New York, July 10, 1917.
JOHN n, HALSEY, Referee
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Rod and Gun News


ship, giving the nsh the most change OF
getting away" ana so Of course ] adhere
to II.
oh, Brook Finder" why don't you keep
TO your brooks Instead Of treading those
realms whereof you know nothing, like
Hamilton Grange, July 80.
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Two base hits-Fuller, Brsinard. Three base
hit-Tutweiier Home run-Lewis. Stolen base
Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Mayer TutweIIer
Double piay-COoney. Massey and Tutweiier
Left on bases-Providence, s; Newark, g. First
base on errors-Providence, IL Newark /
Hits and earned runs-Oh Gregg, aud in
innings on Pennington. 10 and in y innings
Hit by .pltcher-By Gregg, 1 Uewis) Struck
out-By Gregg, 10; by Pennington g. wild
pitch-Gregg. Umpires-Messrs Hart and Free.
man. Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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The approximate amount of the mortgage
debt Is tl4.676.6T. with interest from June
26. 1917. The amount of the costs and
allowance Is iSSs.A? The approximate
amount of the taxes is $3.50 and interest
Dated New York. July 10, 1917.
JOHN n HAISEY Referea
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NEW YORK cITY-New York.

AUTOMOBILE expenses red uced by know.
tng your car; day and evening instruction
for a o,Shais.. ,shiH.. prospective owners, ehauneurs
Lighting and Ignition AtJToMonIT =
sShoSA. West Side Y. Al. C. A.. Az Wsst
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SECOND GAME.

darkness.
Two base hits-BlaCkhurnP. lRioie. white.
man. Carlstrom. Bases on halls-Oh Thompson
3 OF Tyson, . on Mr'shC, 5. >iru's nui-
by Thompson, 6, by Tyson l. Wild pitches
Thompson, , Hit by pitchrr-Rv Th"mn-''l. 4
(kopp) Double play-TruesdaIe Blackhurne
and IRjoie. stolen hascs-rrlleSdal". White
man. Schultz Onslow. Sacrifice hts-Tru"s
dale, Lajor. Mcdonald. Jackson, tiiil Left on
haSPs-Toronto, IL Buffalo. ln lit.i hnse ~
errnr-Bufalo l. Tmrres-Mcssrs Mullen and
O'Rrien Time of game? hours and % min
utps
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2Io

The approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt is tll.o07.S0. with interest from June
26, 1917. The amount OF the costs and
allowance is S332.t2. The approximate
Dated New York. July 10, 1911.
JOHN Il. HALSEI. Referee
IN FoRECLOsURE-SCP COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK-The Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF New York
Plaintiff. against MorEenthau Realty Com
pany and others, Defendants. Action No. 6.
Frederick l. Allen. Attorney for Plain
Pursuant to a judgment bearing date the
9Th day Of July. 1917, the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1915 Nesey
Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan, City
OF New York, at II O'clock noon on August
mortgaged premises directed by said Judg-
ment to be sold and described as follows:
All that plot, piece or parcel of land In
the City and County OF New York bounded
and described as foIiowst - 200
BEGlNSlN6 at a point In the southerly
side Of one Hundred and Forty NTH Street.
distant three hundred and ten feet west
erly from the intersection OF the southerly
side Of One Hundred and Forty NTH Street
and the westerly side OF Seventh Avenue,
with seventh Avenue. ninety nine feet
eleven inches TO the centre line OF the
block; thence Westerly along the centre
line OF the block, forty feet; thence North
erly. again parallel with Seventh Avenue.
ninety mine feet eleven inches to the south.
erly side of One Hundred and Forty NTH
Street. and thence Easterly, along the
southerly side OF One Hundred and Forty
NTH street. forty feet to the point OF be-
ginning.
erty TO be sold; II has no street number;
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E.. %. ! ''''
.

debt 10 3ll,00T5O, with interest from June
rs, 1917. The amount OF the costs and
sIro%Snee smo~S, e, IL. r. tSss'i The approximate
Dated New York. July 10, 1917.
JOHE r. HALSEY, Referee.
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BuHaIo In Toronto.
Rochester in Montreal
Richmond In Baltimors
Vean Gregg, with thirteen strikeouts.
pitched Providence TO to 1 victory
at Newark yesterday and ousted Newark
from first place. The Grays earned their
four runs by hitting Pennington oppor.
tuneiy. Lewis saved shutout by hi,.
ting a home run
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,


CAPITAL wanted for several excellent
money making opportunities In sound going
businesses; investments from $500 90 10
10000 silent or active partnerships; best
references ROSE. l32s broadway. cor saith.
OPPORTUNITY
for yOuI moderate Investment; absolute in
tegrity; write me now. ], g.. box III Sun.
The sun., 1917-07-31

The approximate amount Of the mortga sc
debt 10 tli.0oIbo. with interest from June
2s, 1917. The amount OF the costs and
Smovn, SIISwSIes :, Sit1 gne "A ssPP.oIimate I
Dated New York, July 10, 1911
JOHN n. HALSEY Referee,
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NEWARK FORCED TO
QUIT FIRST PLACE
Providence Triumphs Through
Superb Pitching by Gregg,
Who Fans Thirteen.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results OF Yeaterday's Can..

Providence, 4; Newark, /.
toronto Buffalo, tnrsD.
Buffalo, 6; Toronto, 6 (2d; Is inninr,,.
Montreal, 6. Rochester g.
Baltimore. o. Richmond l.
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MELP wANTED-FEMALE.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN
ONLY TO AN UNUSUAL YOUNG WOMAN
preferably In the early twsnties. Requisites:
Energy and ambition: perfect physical
health: tranquil disposition: tactfuI and
impressive personality: discerning and
mercial and financial: dexterity In the use
OF English and thorough working &nowl-
edge OF stenography.
The position offered is one OF dignity,
carrying a liberal initial remuneration and
the opportunity for rapid advancement.
Address Lock Box S26. Greensboro. n. c.
BoOKKEEPER wanted who has had ex-
perience In taking full charge OF double
entry books; salary twenty dollars (y20)
TO begin. MARY ELIZABETH, S92 5th Ave.
EXPERIENCED stenographer and ONCE
MARY ELIZABETH, 3s2 Fifth Ave.
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SALES by AUCTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
tlon on August Is, 1917, at 10 A. NJ at
garage premises. N, w, Cor. OF Pleasant
Avenue and l2srd ST., Borough OF MaR-
haitian, City of New York, Ford Delivery
Truck. owner Atlantic Metal Ceiling Co,
to satisfy statutory lien. of undersigned.
PLEASANT AVENUE GARAGE COR
PORATION, Lienor~
July 81. 1917,
John j o'Connor. Auct, will sell at 10 A.
NJ at 2i0 Il. i25th st, Household Goods.
Fixtures. etc. to satisfy storage charges.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Abraham & straus, Fulton IT, Tactic onIy
Aichele, T., t0l Knick. ay. Tel ISIS Fy sSrS:n
ConIen, A, 637 Grand 1T. Tel. SOi5 Stasr
DoerinG 4 Co, $50 Liberty sv NJ scbenck
Johnson. r, 2S9 Wyckon aV. Tel aS7S R's,..
Kern. j. sso 2sS Hamburg R,o az "a, Tackle and bait
KummeT, l7STFulton St. Reid av. iSa6 Re%,n.rs,
ToeSer. Frederick 4 Co, Fulton ST. Tile on,a
MarSterS, ]. F., IS Court st. Tel 2l25 MAJ my
MerI zoos Fulton St. tar line hooks sOc' ner ,oo
MichAelEon, sl B'way, Tel. No bait -'''
Muller, Otto: 2e2 wyckon av:. cor. Linden Tel
gchaAf, 1876 FlAthurh av. Tel. 23ls Sterling
Siote, VIM, $40 Flushing sv. Tai. lsis stscr
yoehring l2s5 Myrtle AV. Tel 4lB W R'ytck
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NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.

Acker, Il o, Sewnren, n, ],
DiEanard. 90 Rank q. Tel. $3.50 Mkt. Bait
Lining. l6 Ferry ST., Newark. Bait. Tel, 22S6Afkt
Molyneux. \. W.. 2ll,As New'k Av., J.C. ITI' onis
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NAzARETH-rennsyIynnIa.
sTAMAIERING.
NEW YORK CITY. New YOrt.

BRYANT SCHOOL FOR sTAMNERINO.
All apeech impedimenta corrected by personal
educational training. Est 1855 Booklet free.
20-S West 18th Str set.
Classes a. Atlantic City July and August
AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR TRUCK
INSTRUCTION..
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weaks Bite wen on years Hottest Day.

Weaks Bite Well on Years Hottest Day.
Weaknsh took the anglers shrimp yes.
terday In jamaica Bay in such well
known weakhsh grounds as the Cinders.
False Channel, Pumpkin Patch and Deep
Water. The catches of the Canarsie guides
ranged from twenty to forty weakhsh to
q boat.
Sea Bass on Long Branch.
Capt Hawthorne of the Gasoon ran into
a big school Of sea bass on Long Branch
on Sunday and his fishermen took enough
hsh to make the average about Is n man.
The catch was mostly humpback sea
bass. with some blackhah among them.
Lou Preston won the pool with sh pound
blackhsh.
The sun., 1917-07-31

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONx
Abercrombie FitchCo.. Mad Av AS AT n, 80,
Amst. Tackle Bait Store, 7S6 Amst hot 90 sa
Bait Tackle Depot, 1857 LIST av WsIi,chs sS''s
Baumann, 2252 I'd aV., bet. li5 d IFS Eiddi
Baumann. John, 81 W. ls5th st Sbeddon ,uuIer' Ier'
BeCher, 342 II. saith St Moulds Tel Murra S
Browns Bait Depot. 2347 Cd av., mr. Ipi =,
Brunner, Wash. Mkt, Tel7iS3 Cort Halsr,.iL- -. ~
Conroy, T. j., . John st, Tackle oniy ""'''e'
Crook ], b, 9Th Av, 4 45th st THctIo o.,
Davesa. l., Jr. Inc. LIS W ll5. Fresh W"ter ".
DAveEA, 8, r., Co, S3l B'way. Tackle nri uai''
Dirkes, +0l W. toth 1T. A. Dury, pron ~,
Dutil, John, t2S W. A2d 1T. Tel. "a HTysn,''
Fuchs, H., 50 LIST aV, Tel. g36 Orcbs "a
GildenherT, 1881 stP Av., near lS5th Dsit "TL 5uL
Gorden. u. 4 Co, 2l7 Aust. av Tackle o Iei'
HrEch, L., 609 AmsterdAm>aV., 50 90 sts rr'iiy'
Hochgraef. F., 3O7 r, Ath, Tel 50 MuITav ~; g;,,
Kellernan, $3.50 Sd aV. l56th T Mely lOss n III
KiIe Co. H. H.. 523 Broadway Tackla - H.
Kirkland, &, ,S6Chamb's st, T1le frogs hrIs
MetropOlitHnH'd 'dwCo, ,ChurCh& VeseyEts Iers n,
Ogilvy r., Co. 70 Chambers st M ~, ihches
Pape L. A H. ga I'd aV., 6lst ST. Tel iqs M,
Patterson Gottfried&fiunter,l G 10 Fulton ~ Ia hia
Reif, J. H., 3oe 3d av. mr.. 23i Tackle go 1a'''
neingold, D., l0t Sth aV., CT, Is. Tackle A u.
RosenhAum, D.. 36S Il. l3Sth ST. Ft ~ nsN'
Roaenwasser, 24l ", seth. H'dware, mi. t S.fs
SAlitan, lN5 AmstdAm, cor. Manhattan -, "LIy
sans RAFT Depot, 496 9Th AV., near 1stb -, iei'
Schehler, Frank 90, ITO Park Rw No hi,
echubach, ], 4 Son, S0l2 Sd aV.. Op iSSth ~ Tc,'
SchwartE str Base. .Alst&SthAv Tel 7ysa "a, lei
Steenhock, H.. 1854 I'd aV. Tackle and hs ant
Vom Hofe. f.. 4 Co, li2 Fulton at No
waiI, c., ITO ist av.nr 10th 1857 Orch Sb.tslt nslt
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Bait Tackle

Dealers who do not sell live bait b,v. ,,.
words tackle only" or mo bait" folIovins
MANHATTAN AND THE ppou~
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NEWARK IDLE TO-DAY.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games were scheduled.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04
A Big Demonstration
Tractors ii the City
During Festival Week

Til plans for the tractor demonstra-
fion during the Harvest Festival have
matured to such an extent that the
committee has agreed to announce the
general rules governing the same.
The grounds to be plowed have not
yet been selected but will be in close
proximity to the city and easy trans
portation arrangements will be made
for all interested A list Of tractors
entered has already been given to the
public and will probably be augment
ed by several additions before the
tune of the exhibition.
Colonel Lee Slower has been asked
to take general charge and will be
also given the responsibility of deter
mining where the blowing is to take
place.
Following are the rules that will
govern the demonstration:
The Rules.
/. All tractors muse be in line for
demonstration at 1890 a. m
2. Tractors to be stopped on head
line and will be started by flag signal,
8. Motors must not be u at more
than 10 per cent above rated speed,
4. Flowing speed must not exceed
IN miles per hour.
5 Tractors must say on field UNI
til all blowing is completed.
6 Each tractor must pillow out the
dead furrow to the left of its land
Il. All plows on each gang must be
run at the same depth.
s. All plows must be run sir inches
deep OF more:
8. Each manufacturing company
can pillow with only one tractor o
each type during the days demon
stration.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04


Chas. ii Lester (El Paso. Tex
aDo you know. the miethpds ~ waggz
fare have 50 changed GA ~ mai Mllat
was HE most efacisnt coptxiyance
decade 81 % ago el aItiduated ailair
today. Noticing picture 81 the show
window of one of your business
houses reminds me that the Oregon,
the pride of our navy during the
spanisl,Ame1ican warthe ship That
steamed around the horn from the
sPacinc coast ID Observation-Disclosures time
and joined the s01adron IA TIE hattle
IoR Santiago that resulted inltheel elm,
5irlation of the Spanish neat manner.
lean waters-has become ob~soaetel
understand thatit Is now la use ax
training ship ana that II no long;
er be conStdered one ofthe nations
great fghting machinessIn its ANY y
was wonder. q remember ~
modern inventions and nodeTnmeth'
DDS Of seasfighting have rendered ],
practically useless "a esther offensive
81 defensive operations orl the ocean
what the next step 4 naval warfare
may beS-providing this war doesn'
result ndisarrntanent-is merely
matter " co~niscture'