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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.

Of r Sr soeS # which s., w. sse sr
Of the
profits future production
TRACTOR COMPANY
Mess Robe p. & Ca.
N ,sss S yo,%
Ford Tractor WILL believe, be of interest
demand farmers for light servicenbe
and 1871" ss"n % my e Hna ensy :" ss t &
n About this early
the
The farm to white: wa: shipped and giving s1ss,nt service
various
40 Of the United States and addition to tia" we have
with other foreign countries pending
bushes: rapid that Company
ganiEation Of The Ford Tractor Company Inc
doubt their high degree Of and general In order
%sn s no" for the saptn @ % enlarge maze
Ford Tractors large scale
are now our new "ss1r' which s . Of s %o;t %'
factory capacity Ford each teny-four
"THE
market which
WILL Judgment be able mnufac.
of
cent on our total Issue stock % Gn we have
used for working surplus
right of the Grsnt North
facilities would
right factory
In they may participate.
solicit
"ne. tor details and " and 'e
TRACTOR COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
THE FARM LABOR PROBLEM SOLVED

The demand light
low price has last been met The FORD the farmers bet
ter quicker and cheaper than The FORD pulls poug
drills discs harrow bner seeder spreadr drag
and small road aders operates ensage cutter and o filler
d arm ae1d for ns and dIa
all classes Of practical farm work Every farmer needs FORD
that will do e that sS
meet every requirement Of the average farmer.
SIMPLE, POWERFUL, EASILY HANDLED
RELIABLE
THE FORD TRACTOR sells for $495 factory. the
ss @ n Sf en I
daily The untitled orders which deposits have been made
After eighteen practical use the
FORD has proved successful that modern factory has been built
and ID. ot the sn f for @ a" m w S
for THE FORD TRACTOR great that extension to the factory
q
and home Of the tractor Industry America Minneapolis
the farm What t PsS t to The m
position that low price a S mo- , occupied in the automobile
! make
oRp 'Rsle1S Sc tractor without paying royalty to THE
Easn sds s.s "
be readily mailed Immediately upon request
SALES ORGANIZATION
e: ': s: $ s$ 81 :$:$: s
added s sS sGT % e H ee " @
I "Hf n En- F SHy %enS oaS with
P. MATCHES COMPANY.
might be willing to invest
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OFFERING OF STOCK.

exclusive Of the stock Of THE FORD TRAC-
unsold $4,000
No
be
will
hare
Orders
wnrded remit
Thc shrewd
the letter MATCHES d COMPANY
Tractor Company Inc
MESsRs. MATCHES COMPANY,
B Broadway,
PJensef ndtn
kofT
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THE
FORD TRACTOR

Mnufa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
BELMONT RESULTS

Firs, race-six MISUNDERSTANDING. loa
sam MCMeckin. ll3 Knapp. to . !; 70 J.
% 70 ., second; Cabaret 40 tBuxton,
:" I" |, 10 !. to !. third Time l:i3'
iinperatnr. Lady Edwina. Bridget O'tonuer
"hH.riul. lntrigucr. Rosann. kul,nia PARK
am, none such also
So ond--about TWO Iniles-Al Reeves l5I
d,S %MeFf III "fs' W,, fIyen; 10 = won; Pan
- TO 2 second: Marchena. i3a CwoIk"p.
" j, shannon. Socony Captain Par PlaisIr
a mnur. JACQUES Occur. Yodling and Noun.
talm Rose also ran. '
=. IhiTd.f2uL and half furionss,-F3na.
lhne ~ g.. WilIams). TO L. 8 To E 70 ;
Won' sS!uaetude ~ Ryanl. - to ). 10 10.
70 .. To :. to g. third Time - >
s,siNaIe. Donnarella. Beauteous Ocnone and
Playto also ran. ' on"
eoI E2"T - and slx,een,h-rl,,,er.
Won Won B b." oAn'h1IIS RE sH to ato B.
di 10 70 secSnd' Dadys Choice. 100 CCollinsi
s,,ht,c!et. Dick Williams. Brooklyn and Star
Fif;h-fve furlonEs-Corrydon, 115 uof
,,nns'. 70 o. TO &. 2 to :. won :SctIia Mia
~ I'ickensp. 8 TO .. to l. even s.cnnT
3irIcan Arrow. 1l5 (Collinsl 10 TO m
10 l. third. Golden Glow. High OIympua
Lazy Grey. Danthea. Thistle. Poor Toe
'.nrEe :" Avery also ran
.Sixth--onr snile--Mcteorite 10 fKn,nn,
- to 20 out. won: The Cock ll5 I"f,mr,
II. 70 20; 10 to :. out. second: Muck Ross
ih,rn Time. 100. Paddy Dear. Avis an,
SoCEport also 80 Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST race-hve turlongs--walter Dan,.
Lockwood, iO4 (Stearns). s7.io. 81, second.
Pretty BABY. lo9 Goose, s., ih!rd. Time.
l:Cl 80. Ambuscade Zu-Zu Frank Wilson.
Marina. Bigby, Little Rolio. ki,h. Cruelty.
DiCkie w. also ran.
Second race--one mile-Bribed Voter l03
q oudcrl. 80. $50. S2.l0, won; Wa;erbIuc.
loo tkelsayI. s2.so, $3.50, second; Flash OF
steel 1913 Connolly. $3.50 third Time.
i:iO Is. Day Dream. BEETLE Bug. Spadix,
f" .,ii, and Miss Lonin Long also ran.
,cn hirdi ratsSiS = iis
Joe los tShiliing,,, $40 $3.50. second
Douglas s., 1903 I.illeyp. ST.. third. Time
ll3 Is. Margaret y, Liudenthal J. Ku-
rus. Queen Errant Lazy Lou. BLAZE sub.
1ect. Please Wellcs, Arch Plottcr also ran
Fourth race-siN MISREPRESENTATION Coos
ny. loi 'Dishmonb. 1850. $3.50. so Won:
j. j Murdock. 100 H."udert, So SEQ see.
ond: Leo Skolny. Ill tkelsayD. s3.30 third
time III 40. BrInShurst. Prince Herinir
ud Tid.h Taee-Imle and seventy yards
won: Jack o'Dowd. ITO Goose. $50. out
second Captain REESE. 1913 IMorys), out
third, Time AZ a.5 Tokay also ran.
sixth receive furlonHs-Viva America
III 'Hanover). 81. $50 $40. won; .JacR
Hare Jr., ia (GarEert. so. go $50 second
IS ~ Johnson. IL tMorysJ. $3.50. third
TIM: 100 Is. Happy Thought Bar one
Or. Sha:cr also
. seventh rhce-miie and a sixtcenth-Mis.
FANNIE i"' tI.apaillcl, }l2l6. s7ln 3. 80
W1on5 i"au,y shop. 100 tMurphy) $3.50
$50. third. Time. 1876 90 Batcheior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment?

only the BurfAcc. To be rid of Catarrh.
you must drive tho disease germs out
Ut your blood.
Splendid results have been reported
from tho use OF s. S. s., which com
plctely routs from your blood ~"
'arrh germs. for which IL Ia perfect
| aniidotc.
$ $. =. In soid by all druggists. II
you wish medical advice az to tho
treatment Of your own Individual case.
write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser.
s~ift SPECIFIC Co.. Dept. L:288, Atlanta.
Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
BILLINGs'S HORSES SOLD
AT RATHER LOW FIGURES
The HnrHester Brings Top Price of
"3o'ioo-Bton Sells for $3.50, While
S3.DU0 Buys Peter Dillon.
tBy Associated Press.l

ID! NsaovIAted Iress.I
NEW YORK, June 6.-All OF the
trottinS horses from Curles Neck
Farm. the property OF c. X. G. Billings.
were sold to-day at auction in Madison
square Garden. Seventy horses went
under the hammer for a total of $50, 100.
The top price Of $4,000 was paid by
raul Kuhn. Tcrrc Hautc, Ind. for the
trottinG stallion. The Harvester, 2:O1
after some spirited bidding.
The champion pacing colt, william
l:5S IL. was purchased by J. Crouch
d Son. Lafayette. Ind. for $4,000.
Pine Farm, Greenwich, \. Y, for $4,000.
and Bion. Il Russian Orloff stallion
which was purchased in Russia for the
reported price of $4,000 by Billings,
was sold for $3.50.
Among sixty head In another COL
lection was the champion PAGER Direc-
tnm J., 80 "a, and holder of fourteen
worlds harness records which was
bought by S. S. Shurlcr, Ellenville, I'll
ater County y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07

Totals ..:S 10 - II Totals 40 II II 27 Il:
battci Tor Hamilton In NTH.
tBattcd for Parks In eighth
Tran for RumIor In eighth
Score by Innings: y
Philadelphia .........2 o I 4 Ill
summary: Errors-AuStin. E. johnson
noon. III. l.cf ON bases-AthlctIcs S: ST
louis. i" Earned runs-Athetics. s: ST.
u.ouiS ~ Iwo-basc hits-Sloan. Grover
otruhh;. rome runs-I3atcs. Jacobson Doublo
Eiayn-Scysrctd To Il. johnson. HitsNof
Moves. IN 2-3 innings: on Sothornn /. IL
IL innings: of Hamilton I'm - inn IN, -.
on rarss' = in Innings. Struck out@by
Noycs. :; by Schauer. 3: by Hamilton /.
ny Parks, }. Base on bails-oit oves q: or
Somaucr :: on Parks 2: of koob. l. Passed
Dinccn and Owen 1870 S"'Phes'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
Sprays and dOuches will never
cure YOU.

Catarrh is annoying enough when II
chokes up your nostrils and air pas
sages. causing painful and dIf,cult
breathing and other discomforts. Rut
the real danger comes when IL rcach..
down into your lungs.
This is why you should at once real
izc the Importance OF tho proper treat
ment, and lose no time cxperimentinr
with worthless remedies which touch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
Boston.
Totals....2s 10 % Is Totals....5: 0 6
'Batted for Walker in ninth.
fBatted for Scott in ninth
Score hy in

Boston ................ q 0 90
summary: Error-Cobb. Two base hit
Busch. Stolen bases-Cobb. HeiIman. Young
L., Left On hssseSI,,,RSstGn. !, Detroit g. Bases
out-by Ruth 4; by Dauss. l. Sacrifice nv
Lehman. Double piays-YounE to Burns:
JanNrin 10 Garincr Wild pitch-Ruth.
Passed balis-.rhomas (2). Umpires, Hide
brand and O'I.Oughiin. Time l:5g
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New York
Cincinnati.
Totals....5 so Z ~ ID Totals....35 10 q IL
'Battcd for Benton in sixth

Il.
New York ,,........ q q a n n h-o
Cincinnati .......... 0 IS
summary Errors-HerzoG. Robertson
Fletcher Chase. Two base hits-Kopf and
Toney. Sacrifice hits-Robertson and Toney
stolen hascs-Chase. Shean. wingo. Passed
hall-WinEo. Hits-of BENTON : In 3 innings
struck out-by Toney. .: by Benton. .: by
Middleton. = Bases on baIls-on Benton. /:
on Toney. . Umpires, Byron and Cuigley.
Time, l:il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
BRAVES LOSE TO CARDS

ST. LOUIS June Ga double Nv
iiornshy and single by Cruise in the
eighth Inning scored the run that gave
-. LOUIS to-dayS game over Boston
s TO I. iIornsby hi :, homo run viii
the bases iillcd in the third In the
eighth boak Weakened and Ames
wh" relieved him. was wild. and Bos,
ION made SIX runs. The score:
Boston -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
American A..oc,,,,on

81 MISUNDERSTANDING .: st. Paul.
= thrst Eamc): Columbus. /; ST. Paul.
tsccond gamc).
~ ouisvillc-Louisville. O: Mime
a. Kansas City-kansas City /;
AT Tolcdo-Tolcdo. .: Milwaukee. 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
FERRY ADAIR WINNER IN
SECOND ROUND Of MATCH PLAY
NY Associated pr..,

Ivy associated pTess1
PiNMiNGiAM. ALA. June 6-Pcrry
Adair Atlanta, defeated s. ID. Crawford
IB,'rminEham. up and to go: and r.
s s ZONES; ST.. won over T n Brad :
ond round of elimination NAV thia
afternoon P"' 'h'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
Hans Wagner Signs
to Play First Base
Try Aasociatcd press.l

tRy Associated Press.l
PITTSBURGH, PA. June a.
John Henry "HOnus") Wagner,
afnr rhortstOp, who failed to report
To tho Pittsburgh Nationals ut the
beginning OF tho HensOn, inter
tIonnI Lengue, to-day signed n con-
trnct with President barney ORGY
fuss. Of the Pittsburgh club. II WINS
announced TINT Wagner will appear
NJ first bnse In fO-mOrrOVy's gnnc
with BrookIyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
ALEXANDER BLANKS CUBS

CHICAGO. June 6.-Alexander to-
day pitched in fine form. and Phila-
de!phia shut out Chicago. TO o. Alex
ander scored two runs. He tripled in
tho NTH and scored on "A single. and
scored in the seventh on "A sacrifice
fly after his second triple. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
RED s0x ARE SHUT OUT
TIGERS TAKE EARLY LEAD,
AND DAUSS HOLDS CHAMPS
Ruth Wild. md j. Batted Throughout.
Cobb Figures In Run-Mnk-
inE-ScOrc. q q %.

BOSTON. June 6.-Detroit Shut out
Boston, to o. to-day. Dauss holding
the champions safe. No Boston player
PASSED second base. Ruth was hit hard
the first inning on Bushs' double.
:ohb's single and steal. "A passed ball.
base on ba lis. Heilman's sacrifice fly
and single by Burns. The score:
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INDIANS BEAT YANKEES

NEW YORK. June s.-Lambc,b hold
New York to two inficld hits here to-
day. and Cleveland easily won by q
score OF TO ]. Cleveland hit Fisher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07

,pillLADEl.PlllA. Juno 6-The hare,
hitting of Strunk and Bales fnSt1.a
inc game which Philadelphia Won
from st. Louis to-day, IL to q, Ench
OF thcsc batSmcn had five times nj
bat and Strunk made four siuries n nj
double, while Bates made n hons
run and three singles. The score:
st. Louis. PhlInd.InIia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
GIANTS DROP ANOTHER
SECOND STRAIGHT TAKEN
BY CL0UTING ClNCY TEAM
HcrzoE Mixes nm Error with Four
BinE1es, and Quartet of Runs
Result-Scorc, @ to 2.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-Cincinnati
made it two straight from New York
to-day. Four hits, an error by HerzoS
and a sacrifice fly by Toney Melted Gin
clnnati four runs in the fourth inning.
Benton was hit freely, and was relieved
by Middleton in the sixth. After
bad start in the first inning. Toney
settled down and pitched good bali.
The score:
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on Nehf. in s innings: on Doak, in 7
l , ont in eighth: OF Amcs. l in two
Left on bases-St Louis, l. Boston. IL rims
OF game, LOS. Empires. O'Day and Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07

Totals ...32 42I12 Totals % 3 ?27m
.,Batted for cicotte In ninth.
Chicago ............. 90 o o o o 90
CashnHton .....,..... Dol o -
summary: Errors-Schalk. Shanks, Fos-
tor 90: Mcbride. Left on bascs-Chicago
3: CashinGton: I: Rascs ON bals--on CIcotte
:: of Dumont. }. Struck out--by Cicotte. 3:
by Dumont 3. rhrcc-basc hit-Ricc Two
base hit--Ainsmith. Sacrifice hIts--Morgan
Shanks. Stolen bases-Rice. Mcnosky. Do,.
bio pays-Dumont to Morgan to Shanks;
RtsbcrS to r. Collins. Hit by piichcr-by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07

WHERE THEf rLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Washington
ST. Louis at fnlludcIphia.
ClevelaIiu at New York.
Detroit Doston
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NATIONALS BLANK SOX

WASHINGTON. June 6.-Dumont al
lowed only four hits to-day. and Wash
locals punched hits or Cicotte in
three innings. The score:
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PHILADELPHIA
Chicago.
Tota!s...3J II q 10 To;als....32 s 81 "a
Rated for Seaton In sixth.
Ih+tt"d for PreEderEast in eighth.
:EHu for Teuth.r in eighth

Ran for Reuth"r in eighth.
Score 10y innings: r.
Philadelphia 80. q o o . I o 1 o.
Chicago .............,. o o o 0 o o %
summary: ErEors-Nichof. Merkle. Left
on base Philadelphia. s: Chicago, 4 Hits
on On Aea,9n. in innings; off Prendergast.
IN innings. Two-basc hit-Stock. Three
has" hits Alexander t2). Sacrifice hits
rWaSEEGGrt' aiGSh Double plays-poyle to
Sali or S"at"n. 3: OFF Prendergast l.
SuuIh out-hy Alexander, 4: by Seaton, .;
- if"hh"rrasi, = Passed baIl-Killifcr,
Cinplr.l. ING-.r and Orlh. Tine. l 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn Mt Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
YESTERDAY

Richmond, 81 Newark. I.
Baltimore, 4; Providence. tseven In
hoS hester, 3; Buffalo. |.
(Onty three sCheNulchl.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. g: New York, 3.
Philadelphia. s; Chlcngo, o.
81. Louis. 8: Boston, :.
Brooklyn-I' Pittsburgh (rain).
STAINING: nE -Is-uC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark ut Kichtnond.
Providence baltimore.
Rochester at Buffalo.
TorOntO at Montreal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit, 3: Boston, o.
" Washington, s; Chicago, o.
fhladeiphia. u; 81. Louis, @.
Cleveland, s; New York, /.
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hard throughout the game, Only
twenty nine New York Dattefs faced ,
Lambeth. The score:
Now Ynrk.
Totals..35 612 q IA Totals....2s l 2 81 Is
sBatted' for Fisher in NINTH
Cleveland,

n
New 'Ia1ls ,:: -: ! : ii
summary: Errors-O'Neill. High. Stolen
oasesIMagcc. Roth. Sacrifice hits-IIIgh
iMaise': chapman. Left on bascs-New York.
I: SieTeland. 9. Bases balls-on Fisher
:: on Lambeth. J.. Struck out-by Fisher /:
DS lambeth. !. Umpircs. Mccormick, Nailin
ana Connolly. Time. :LO ''''
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Totals 81 7 II q IL Total, u & & 81 "a
Rated for Alien In eighth 80
1ltatied FOR Evrrs In eighth
!kan for Tyler In eighth
SKATER for Nrhf ia seventh
Score by innings: r.
n"St"n ,.'...'........... 0s OF
81 LOUIS ...::......... q g q
summary: ErrnrS-Iloston. 0: ~, Louis q
Tw"-bas hit.-ii"rnHby Three b..n nj.
Eonctchy. Mage. Home run it.,n.,
stolen hases-J. Smith. Maggie I;ag. on H., II.
on boak. 4: on Nohf. :: on h,n.s
struck out-hy D"ak. 8: by BARNES ! Nv
N"hf. 3: by Packard !: by Allen. 2 iii,sy
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MACKMEN BAT HARD

Cicottc. tCenosky); by Dumo,, tS..,,,.,
Ompircs. Evans and DORM rItr .ritnk ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

TT,ERS-swedbh. English and Gfet. nsn",
useful men: first ciass references; wages -. '"
s;s Colonisl Employment AsrncJ, y W~t s5d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-21
Business Troubles
Petitlons IN Bantfupff1

CONSOLIDATED MOTORS CORPORIrrox
A petition IN bankruptcy has been nl.d ,s,,n, !,
Cousolidsied Motors Corporation. nanu,.e,a,--. !.
automobiles at 20 w-s, ssh At. BY LOU, n ~
attorney for these creditors: S.liy Thomax n =.
Central Blus Pint Company. SO. and R-n--
Diamond $4,000 r, was fncoTpofs'sd N D.,,..-
IN April. 1917 with cspltsl stock o. 81 80 IN "a
WA closely connected With The Thomas Ar,o m,
Company, .gsint wl,ieh petition IN busrp., N.
fled on October last.
ADRIAN " HORTON. t.ucdnz contractor. q,
Plessant-iTie y y has fled ,>.iiion IN esr.
ruy.cy vi.b liabilities ~ 1872 snf 500. n TIN;
consisting o. . no-,es ard pigs. s2.cS9. q sr1
trucks, s wagon, ard 1 sleiyh. q 900. hsrn.ss a.
$500 accounts. sl37 Judys Mayer appoin,sd csv,..
j Campteli receiver bond t2e0o.
CHARLES L. GRIFFIN. insyfsnr axz, ",
CONVENT ave has floi petition IN bankruvs5 "a
lsb'lities OF 81. 3l3 and no Asse,s.
EDMUND GROSsMAN, saiesm.n. A. "a s,~<
var, has Med a petition N bsnkrIp,ry. Win nsb,i.
ties Of s5.0sl and no Available ASssfh
Petition olsmIued
JENNINGS MOTOR SAILS CORPoRArox
Judge MAYER hss dismissed he resf'ioas IN byt.
C'orrsrstoa. ~ 1921 Broadway. and us o.
Motor sales Company. Or the sane s1drss %
Zalkin 4 Cohen. the Attorney sud thr a.
as.e.s ~ both companies had ben sot 70 WIS
L. Riexzer. William ?. Carer sni Norlnan 3 T.
Tesd and ~ then Transferred 10 neW norpo~r..
H. which the CREDITOR would set stocf for a.,
claims They sdded that Ito i9rlnc yoiv a.
Cortypraiion gould 10 succoefed ~ 'hs MIR,
Motor Company ard fhc G-u~ M0,o~ ssiss co----r,
would be- sucoenied By he Harh Motor Coc,c,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-21
Humidity
Searchlishts Make Print
Readable at IS Miles

The earliest practical searchhgn,s
were designed by a Frenchman; M.
Mangin. By the system OF signalllht
es.be, messages may be sent twenty
miles or more. 1t is said that search iSn,
light on exhibition in Chicago in 1898
threw beam that was visible Tor
. 'rhty-fve miles and that its light
maze fine print visible eight miles
from The arc. A searchiAgnt OF i'@Dv,
oOo. 900 estimated candlepower was
tested year ago from the roof OF the
Sperry Gyroscope Company building.
i, shown by the sperry company on n,
election night last year for THE Eagle
was seen as far as AiDahy,h anu .,.te.
rnsnt that, atmospheric conditions be-
inc mgr right, ordinary newspaper print is
rnsdable at thirty miles from the arc
Marine Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-21

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD FOR cash: ADVICE
fire. BENNETT. IFS Broadssy third noor
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WINDOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: s.. 30 daily
Learners. $3.50 daily Gail Monday. CONNER
cial Cleaning Co. ~ Eat 4th st.
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BUTLER yAIEr..nri.h;s good aGPs.I.n,n yovn1
AL T,dsoa ave. SOIL Murray Hill.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

GOV ERNESS. Preach; highly recommended. wages
$50 city or county. Miss shaughnessy's Agency
l. West t2d st Phone SIS Vanderbilt
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AEROMAr1CAL ENGINEER
EXPERIENCED IN FIGURING WING STRESS
Els AND DATA. PERMANENT POSITION WITH
LARGE AIRPLANE MANUFACTURES. RUSH
LETTER OUTLINING EXPERIENCE TO p. o.
BOX 81. CRAWFORD. n. j.
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Where There Is Smoke
There Are Fires

As means toward preventing fires
in cities throughout the country, rules
prohibiting smoking in factories at
any time, day or night. should be en-
forced, the New York Industrial Com
mission declares. A large proportion
Of fires, it is found. are caused by
workmen who light their cigars. pipes
or cigarettes just as they are leaving
the building and then carelessly throw
aside the lighted matches .-Pathfinder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-21

sALEsMAN.-IF YOU HAVE BEEN sue
CEssFuL SELLING THE LARGE RE-
TAILERs OF THE SOUTH WITH A LINE
OF vEILISGs. MEETINGS. LAcEs. cHIF-
FoNs AND ARE WELL ACQUAINTED.
BUT ARE LOOKING FOR AN UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY. COMMUNICATE
WITH THIS LARGE AND WELL KNOWN
YELLING AND NETTING HOUSE; SAL
AIRY OR COMMISSION. ADDRESS z. E.,
BOX Is, TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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MARRIAGES

PLANTIFF-KAAE-on Thursdsy' Csuope'
rs. at the Central Presbyterian ohua M
5Sih a. and Madison sv.. by the Rev VIII
ton Merle-Smith. Miss Ellen kaae, OF 90
p,nh,sen. Denmark. TO Mr.. CASTOR fiah-
tif, New York City.
WHITE MERRELL-On Saturday. October
90 Mary Winston Merrell. Moristown:
n J.. 10 Nelson Lloyd White, also OF
Morristown. at the home oil me pI gie;
atsd.
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The Weather Report

Local OfheisI Record. = This following official rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho las. twenty four hours. In comparison
With bs corresponding date " last year
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BUSINESS CHANCES

UPSTATE TELEPHONE PLANT PAYING 1000
annually. with opportunity 10 double IT, FOR sale
reason owner has anOher business engaging entire
attention =. Boz II. Tribune.
WILL FINANCE LEGITIMATE MANUFACTUR-
ING business against legal interest and share Of
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HIghest tempsrstufo Yesterday. 55 desl,'

Hlgheet tenperstufe yeserusy, % uoSNes ~
uidnlghtJ; lowest. 40 lat : a. m raMe. ~.
syr,se for sans date last year. 90, average iof
s,ms All. is,t thirty three years, 81.
Humidity
MIL .. MS p m'''''-
Barometer Readings
q A. m. .5003 D. NJ. 1905 D. "'''"'-'
Local onleisI foscast.-Fair TO-DAY "' ."
morrow; no, much change In temoefa'ufe' s''''
north winds.
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IMPORTANT
ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs. n. q
Jansen. OF Bath Beach. announce tne en'
easement Of their daughter Anna 20 mn
Reniamin Rappapcrt. Of Dyker heish"'