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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-12-20
SWANVILLE CENTER.

S Mrs, Albert Moody recently visited
relatives in Enfield
Mrs. Pendleton has returned to Watson
Robertson's after two weeks vacation.
Mrs R. G. Robertson is with her par
ents, Hon. and Mrs c. M. Conant, for a
few weeks stay.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Thompson of Ban
gor were weekend visitors at the home
Mr., and Mrs. Ed, Thompson recently
Ray Robertson who is in the training
camp at Atlanta, Ga, wishes to thank
the many friends who remembered him
with letters and cards during Thanksgiv-
ing week.
Charles Thayer returned from Vermont
the first of the week where he attended a
sale of fancy Holstein cattle and bought
eight head He also attended the sale
last year and bought several head. Nh
Thayer is one of the progressive farmers
who thinks the best is none too good
Miss Doris Nickerson who taught in
Dist. 1 and and Dist. united, recently
gave a very pleasing entertainment
at Comet Grange Hall for the benefit of
the Red Cross After the program was
given fish chowder was served follow
ed by social dance which was enjoyed
by old and young. Following is the pro-
gram: Singing by choir; reading presi-
dent S proclamation, Fannie Brown; sing
ing, Heigho for Thanksgiving Day; decla-
nation, Frank Brown; reading, Reasons
! for Thanks, Mrs. E. A, Robertson; sing
| ing, Once More we Hail Thee, the chill
dren, recitation, Gertrude Nickerson; dia-
| logue, A Thanksgiving Lesson, Gladys
and Margaret Trundy; exercise, nuts,
pumpkins, etc; recitation, Linwood
, Thayer; reading, Mrs. R. G. Robertson;
music, choir; recitation, Annie Parson;
dialogue, Past and Present; singing for
+ the jolly Jack O'Lanterns, the children;
! exercise, three little girls; tableau,
! Thanks, little children The children
| showed the untiring labor of Miss Nick
! erson, their instructor. The proceeds of
! the evening were very satisfactory.
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WINTERpORT.

Mrs. Marion McNulty of Boston ha
hem the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
W. Grant.
MIS- Chas. A. Mckinney entertained
te A. T. F. Glass of the NJ. E. Sunday
lrr1ol at her home, Dec. It'll.
{ c. Clements attended the Agrlcul-
.rsl Conference at Newport. Mr.. Glenn
.> is one of the towns leading farm
Miss Grace Coggins who has been
sr hing at Long Pond, is spending the
src,ent month at her home here with her
bother.
Iae entertainment consisting of music,
'4adlngs, songs, dramatized story, etc, at
Inc NJ. E. vestry was we'll attended and a
l.-ccess in every way.
Norman j. Cuddy who has enlisted in
'ae aviation section of the U. S. A left
Bangor, Dec. 9th, with a company of re-
uits for Fort Slocum, N. Y.
Nj and Mrs. Ora H Clements of Mon
l-oe and Frank P. Clements of White S
-orner were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
ements, Thursday of last week.
The stockholders of the Winterport
sTmer's Union met at X. of P. hall
Corner, for a special meet
ne An oyster stew was served at noon,
The Misses Winifred Nealley, Geneva
lompson and Jennie Trip, students of
he E. M. Normal school at Castine, have
3sTived home for vacation of nearly
'4rse weeks.
The letter in the Winterport Adver-
ser from Daniel G. Harris of Battery F,
First Maine Heavy Artillery was read
lgith interest by his friends here III this
native town.
4 A large crew with teams have been
auIine rocks for the foundation of the
5A1iale creamery Dulldlng near the d
4 A. Station, F. NJ Eastman has been
wing the wall.
The boys in France who went from
4lere are disappointed in not receiving
4 he letters from home with more prompt
less. but all hope the matter will soon be
-..,o enthusiastically adiucted
The new community store, Joshua Treat,
M, proprietor, opened with. full line OF
AIDES garments, dry and fancy goods
Cbnstmas novelties, toys, etc. The in
eror of the store has been fitted up
lodernly redecorated, a new hardwood
loor laid and heating plant installed in
4 he basement
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-12-20
KNOX,.

Claud Bessey is in Jackman on a hunt
ing trip.
Knox is talking of starting Red Cross
Unit soon.
Mrs. Caroline Sanborn is staying for
time with Mrs. S. H. Shibles.
Mrs. Jennie D. McGray is spending the
winter with Mrs. Adeline Wescott.
Herbert Harden has bought the Cbas
bessey place and moved his family there.
George Gilchrest has had telephone
installed on the Half Moon Tel, line. 1872
j. c. Aborn and Miss Alice Aborn of
Belfast were Thanksgiving guests at B.
L. Aborn's.
Miss Doris Davis who had been work.
ing for her aunt, Mrs. Fred Gilcbrest.
has returned home.
j. F. Bryant begn to cut ice Tuesday.
Roscoe Penney, Robert Black and Darius
Hanson will help this year.
The small pox patients are ell conva-
descent and gaining rapidly. Fortunately
no cases were contracted outside the
Gordon and Bailey families.
Miss Ruby Barker, the home demon
stration agent of the University of Maine,
gave a demonstration lecture on war
breads in the schoolhouse at Knox Cen
ter Saturday afternoon, Dec 18th.
The Knox w. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
Cora Nose December 9th Mrs. Persis
Stevens was elected vice president. There
were eight members present. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. j. F. Bryant
the first Thursday in January
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FREEDOM.

Mrs. A. M. Small visited friends in
Belfast recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stevens are the
happy parents of boy baby
I Charles Sampson who has been study
ing navigation in Rockland has returned
home
The church has decided to hold weekly
prayer meetings every Thursday evening
in the academy.
Ernest Vose and his cousin Claude
Bessy have returned from hunting trip
with fine large deer
Herbert Walker has rented Charles
/ Thompson's meat market building and
will run fish and meat market.
j. D. Plummer who has had employ
ment with the Hollingsworth & Whitney
mill in Winslow has returned home for a
stay of few months.
The concert given Tuesday evening,
Dec. 4th, in the church to raise money to
, repair IIlt CHulCH WINDOWS, was largely
attended and a goodly amount was re-
ceived.
The Red Cross sent a box December
7th to the soldiers containing the follow
ing articles: Is comfort pillows, "a pairs
of socks, 9 sweaters, pairs wristlets,
1 dozen surgical shirts, 3 wash cloths,
scarfs, dozen handkerchiefs and 81 doz-
en- eye cloths.
! Private Percy Nickless, being granted a
seventy hour leave of absence from Camp
Devens accompanied by his wife who is
stopping at Haverhill, Mass, passed
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nickless A bounteous din
ner was served and eighteen relatives
and friends were present.
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WALDO SIS
ORDER OF NOTICE.

December 8, 1917
Upon the foregoing bill in equity it is order
ed that hearing upon the appointment of a
Receiver be had at the court house IL said
Belfast on Tuesday, January l. 1918, at two
ocock, p. m and that notice thereof be given
by serving said defendant corporation and
George |. Heating of said Belfast the duly
authorized agent of said Garter, C4rter q
Meigs Co., with an attested copy of this bill
with this order thereon at least fourteen days
before said date; also by publishing an attest
ed copy of this bill and order thereon In the
Republican Journal, newspaper published at
said Belfast, once a week for two successive
weeks, the last publication to be at least seven
days before the date of said hearing, in order
that all persons interested may then appear
and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said bill should not be granted
A true copy of bill and order of Court there
on.
(Signed) LESLIE C. CORNISH.
Chief Justice S. J. C.
Attest: GEO / HEATING, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.
WALDOS s


SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, IN EQUITY. DECEMBER
4. 1917
WILLIAM H. quIMBY vs.. OLD CORNER DRUG STORE
co.
William H. Qumby OF Belfast in the County
of Waldo and State of Maine, complains against
the Old Corner Drug Store Co.. corporation
duly existing by law and located in the City of
Belfast, Waldo County, and says:
Q) The plaintiff is Treasurer of the said
Old Corner Drug Store Co.
(2) At meeting of the stockholders of
said corporation. legally called therefor, and
held at said Belfast on the fourth day OF De-
,ember, 1917. the said stockholders voted to
wind up the business, dispose of the assets,
and dissolve said corporation and to authorize
William H. Quimby, its treasurer, to file bill
IN equity in the Supreme Court asking for the
appointment of Arthur Richie. or some other
suitable person, as Receiver of said corpora
ton
(3) There is about $1,000 worth of stock in
trade and fixtures which cost $500,
Carter, Carter & Meigs Co. a corporation
with place of business at Boston, Mass has a
mortgage of the entire stock of goods and
merchandise, furniture and fixtures. which
mortgage was given April l, 1915. to secure
the payne of $4,000, which mortgage is re-
corded in the Records of the City of Belfast
Book IS, Page 101 Said Carter, Carter &
Meigs commenced foreclosure of its said
mortgage the twenty-fourth day of Novem-
Der. 1917, notice of which was served on the
third day of December, 1917. on the Old Corn er
Drug Store Co, said Carter, Carter & Meigs
claiming that the whole amount OF the said
$4,000 is due, but, as matter of fact, there is
only about S2S00 due. There are several other
debts to various parties.
az The stockholders Herbert B. Foster,
Annie B. Quimby and William H. Quimby. The
directors the same. Herbert B Foster. it's
President, is somewhere in France with the
regular army. William H Quimby. its Treas
urer and Manager, is sbout TO leave the State
unable to conduct the affairs of said corpora
ton.
Therefore plaintiff prays:-
That said defendant corporation may have
Arthur Richie, or some other suitable person.
appointed receiver to wind up it's business
affairs and to dissolve and terminate said cor
pOration,
That the plaintiff may have such other and
further relief as the need Of the case may re-
quire.
And that such notice of this bill may be
given to the defendant corporate the court
may see fit to issue.
(Signed) WILLIAM H. QUIMBY.
STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO IS December a, 1917
Then personally appeared William ii. Quinn
by and made oath that he has read the above
bill and knows the contents thereof, and that
the same is true of his own knowledge except
the matters stated to be on information and
belief; that to those matters he believes
them to be true Before me,
(Signed) II G. BUZZELL-
Justice of the Peace.
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FREE OF CHARGE

Any adult suffering from cough, cold
or bronchitis, is invited to call at the
drug store of VIM. o. Poor & Son and
get absolutely free, sample bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup, soothing and
healing remedy for all lung troubles,
which has a successful record of fifty
years. Gives the patient a good nights
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toration in the morning.
Regular sizes, Is and rs cents. For sale
in all civilized countries.
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FEMALE HELP WANRED,

WANTED-ap applications for positions as
clerks in our subscription department from
girls with fair to good education Ii your
application is accepted, you will be started at
81 week and will be raised Just as rapidly
and just as high as your work justfi.s There
is no salary limit with u.s. You will if you
choose. be given a chance to learn tipping,
stencil cutting, letter writing and other jobs
at which extra good pay can be earned and you
will have direct line of advancement open
to you to some of the highest positions in the
establishment, Our publishing business holds
bright future for ambitious girls who are
willing to work-and if you are such girl We
hope you will write u.s. We shall be pleased
to send you free our illustrated book let Work
ing for Comfort" This will give you an idea
of the place. the work and the future it offers
Then, if you like the prospects here, you can
put. in your application. Why nor write to-
day for this booklet to W. H. Gannntt, Pub.
Inc. Dept. R. j., Augusta. Maine. 3w5O.
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NOTICE:

The iilery st bic of Gentner
& Colcord has rece ntiy changed
hands and has been renovated
and made ready tor business.
Autos to Ter by HE hour or dao
Horses stood in for 10 cents.
Horses taken to board by the
day or lOeek and gIUen the best
of <dre. Teams, double and
single. buckbca1ds and hacks
for all occasions.
Apply on the premises.
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FOR SALE

That fine old residence and lots
at 4 Court street, Belfast, Maine,
owned and occupied by the late
Charles A. Pilsbury, containing
ten rooms. Choice location and
good drainage. Apply at tn e
premises.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-12-20
DODGt'S CORNER.

Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Matthews who
land and Massachusetts for the past six
weeks returned home Dec. 5th Mr..
Matthews is confined to the house with a
bad cold
Mrs Abbie Pierce has gone to Massa-
chusetts for the winter.
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AERIYID

Adolf peple ,By.,i. Huslva Jan o.. to gooEnns
&C.. with ifon p5 ,, h'I 81 e., ,rd B.rr,
o. 90 Norton. LIiy Co. with ohsiA. bsi q.
Main ,No1. cai6sreu Fsb Z. 10 the West
&. Mouro ispsui Bsrcelous Jan -. 20 MAJ
le,. e., bsiia.5 Esf o. 1 ,.1 r 3D.. E,me.
'' g''' Sol 1:s,rs.toa F,6 = TO the southern
Pacific 90. with mdse. quar- a. 80 n. .....
H. TO ihe oi,dc :, 90. with passengers and
nI,e. quar- sl Co., g., ~ VI.
sncs q. Masss y ana ,adh ~, 20 ~ uy 'o ,n5
psuis Trt,stiautics with passenger mans SNu
Ind.e. Bar st ID m. l.th. a. s..-r.-t -r-,,.
standard. TISp1u heb T. ~ the standard Trans
kor,fiori ,Nof Havana Feb and Iadbshef
E. 10 the Muu,Ou - Line. with 'ugs'- Bar a
g. Ba,.ah IF" DBr. HUI Jan D.. 70 Sanderson a
Son. With md,e. Bar al III . m. Ism. 49,.
S''sN s,d KINGSTON T. DO the United Fui, Co.
with passengers and mdse Bar a. a m. A..
O.inda )Cihani Gilara Jan =. VIA y Ma.
au a. Puerto Padre Fe0 Z. VIZ and Nge,'ss
5 10 the Muu,ou s. Liue. with sugar 1877
R,,crpu'ii.I URri. Bermuda Feb 10. 20 The Quebec
S Co. with passengers malls and mise. bar a.
Ryndam ,Dut..1. Neg YORK Jan 20. 10 The Ho..
land Amcrica Line. win passengers ana muse DAi
tr,r.ror. kiipatriek. Cris,oba FEB g. 20 the
Panama Il = Line With ta'ense-s. mans aHh
m9 oSs- n 'f6r Il,6"a Jan 10 and 81 Michael, Co.
10 ! II winchester a Go. with mdse. Bar =. . m.
Ham gvorl Eeryea Jan % and Kirsw,l "a 70
HfrIam 4 Rcvesen FOO ballast Bar =. q m
Ngcrs Houston. 10 the Southern : Co with
s,f,,r'N,," Dutch Amsterdam I.o : 10 Punch.
Idye & Go. 800 ballast. Bar az 1890 m
San Marco Galveston Feb :, 10 The Mallory IS
Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar- a. l2.ij m.
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FIRE RECORD

y " iiueaNayt.
II 4o-2z Wet i7th o.. Quality waist Co.. $40 900
N fWednsslsyi
s.15-2o7g SeoDsld az. julia Drozcn unknown.
100 East i01th ft unknown. unknown.
4.b0"5sl Amsterdam ~. John Mrtrsckent slight
= 05-5gG Elesenfh ~ Antonio i<mOuo. Slight
q Z0.-fSra A. and Broadway. IudsrpHnlng Con.
sfrirfiV7 Go. 500
. 90 $3.50 Bf0ad1ay. unknown. sUghf
10 os-6zs IN 81 Mht Colt slight
10 .l0-z5s Wet HIN o. Samuel a. Bossn of
fling
1915 90 We, ejsih a.. The BrouI Adsln,
klal 80
10 a. Ns Wei 5sth a.. is@sph DAnks. trihlns
Il oj-7f Ninh 1F. John . wall. uininE
TM
~ 10 on M o. william Ninehu1. slight
~ .is~iel IVES zlfh A. unknown slight
b. .ii-les West Hon Fl. A rs Atniseln siEhi
i1g-.l13 Bsa fIfh o. y Kane. slight
b. s0--Ssg West f9th a. Ek1n Co. s1ght
80 81 and q EA1 5ist n. BDnsn 4 Visno
inning
70 "a Avenue . l. stanbsrs. timing
if9-z 20 fsfi stih ~ MoDmOutk I've and Clean.
ing a.. sliFit
40aiW " sfth ~ Josephine miller. trinins.
4 - 700 ffi - unkrorn. ufinE
4 a. 10 Columbus a. Fishsi Esfaio. uihlnF
gl; pier g.. Norh River. Ioespb Hacsst. td.
niuz
m sa6 81 sod Eas, nl',r. Moran Towing 80
% y Amen o.. Morris Harris, tnhinI
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80 Rescued at Sea
From Sinking Ship
in Binding Storm
Liner Antonio Lopez Brings
Crew of the Raich-Cap-
tain and Officer Lost

Thirty shipwrecXed sailors arrived
here Yesterday on the Spanish liner
Antonio Lopez, from Cadiz, which res
cued them when their steamer, the
Josefa Raich, foundered on Febru-
airy y.
The Raich sailed from Norfolk on
Faorparv : for Barcelona with cargo
of sugar. OF the Virginia Capes she
encountered a series OF gales. Noun
famous seas and head winds battered
the little merchantmen for five days;
The continual pounding caused her
IN .nrino a leak in her bow, flooding a
hold beneath the fore peak. The weight
Of water held her bow down, so thaI
She wallowed in the trough OF the seas
I'm the fifth day the sea carried the
hridoe and lifeboats away. Captain
Juap Abriel and Second Oflcer Albert
Pradel were swept away with the
bridge and never seen afterward. ne
ssme dav water flooded the engine
roor putting the engines out OF com
mission The skip became wateriogged
and the crew believed she would SINK
in few hours. Then the Lopez was
Passengers ABOARD the Lopez told OF
the exciting rescue of the crew from
Inc sinking ship in binding snow
storm. Captain Miguel Anticb OF the
Lore manmuvred his vessel to WIND
waro of the Raich and within three
boa, lengths. He then dispatched
First Officer Josef Rafael and ten men
in boat to rescue the survivors. A
long line was paid out from the Lopez
TO the lifeboat as the latter drifted
down on the wreck. The first trip ten
men were taken from The Raleh. Inc
FIRST man hauled on the Lopez deck was
suffering from two broken legs. The
rest of tho survivors were transferred
on two more trips TO the LOPEZ.
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

LoSr-PaNsbook No. 226.5ll o. the Franklin saw.
ing, Bank. issued to Matte MrQuaid Payment
Stopped. Please return 10 bank. GiS Sth av New
Noro city. All persons are cautioned not fo mn
chase or negotiate the same
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Shipping Information ana
Marine NeUS OF the World

SIsme-e Prince fB-I Bret Jan 90. 20 Furness
Withy 4 60 iu ballast. Bar al II 80 m.
I<psnto tRrI MidlcslrUugh Jan To. 10 nenae'
son 4 Son in balsst Bar a. l2t10 p m ,.,
Hamilton Newport News and N0doiN, Z" the 70.
Douinion rs CO. plth passengers am NOSE NuA'
yaisris iRri London Jan 49, via Bermuda FEB
. n the Cunard IS 60. IAd. with mdse bar 81
Tdlth' Po1oe Jan %. MsyAgurz 20. Corsica -
Arroyo and Yabarao Feb q quay antIA :. Fasfu,
and san Juan : % tire Bull lusular Line. Win
rndse Bar a. . 30 m M,
Tvef Newport New, ard Norfolk. % the ud
Dominica :. 20 with md.s. Quar- ~ : 30 Q m.
Ferro ufaD. Gibraltar Jan y. via Bermuda Fe1
s 20 Bennett Hyoslef & Go, IN ballast. bar al
Condo fI,ussl Hull Jan - via =. Michaeis ..
10 The russian Volunteer Fleet iu ballast. BAR 81
oIsf Maersk DAM. Rotterdam. 20 Bennett.
IIrc,ef 4 Go. in ballast quar- a. sos M.
SAILED
F,pagre IN Bordeaux. MuHyoei Matsnzas
SAniA Marta. KiUgsioI. A-les. NeN orleans
Araushos Charleston and Jacksonville, fcrnfi -
Wyiir Tsnipico. Nicholas tunCo tNofl. NOTION,
Mafao Philadelphia: Neptune. f>c7oih. Jostph =
Cuneo iNo-l Autila. Princess Anne. Noriok aho
Newport News: cry ~ Everett. Tdnplco: inca
Santo Domingo. Trojan tBrl. ---: Frederlh
VII dam. CsIssuhagcu. Rotterdam tDutcll. An
s,crlIsm. Catherine Cuueo tNorI. Ssgud. Lapiend
tBrl Liverpool. Zuua. MaFaguez. Mamma hata
baltimore. san JdcintO. Galveston.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions

HARVARD FILM CORPORATION A petition
BOO UauAruptcI has been fled against ne Harvard
slim Corporation. manufacturer q mol"n picture
nlms az 100 Seventh av.. ly these creditors =.
seventh Avenue Realty Go. Inc. so: Geo ge
Bscker Construction 60, Inc, go; END W Ihoint
Erickson. SI25. T. alleged that TIE conpalN
admitted in writing Inability 10 pay its debts The
company was Incorporated u March. 1914. with
capital stock OF 10000. which was aiterNafd IN
JOIN JoHNsoN MCABE REFINING co. rhuer Of
graphite al go West 1911 ,t. has d,ed a petition
an 81 sos II was incorporated Zoe Maine 10 1916.
and william T.. Mckee IS president .
n,nIIsr a. III Wc.' 86Fl ,t he, filed a petition
In bankruptcy with liabilities u ;6tl and assets of
FEIIX GOLDFARB. salesman. Of 6Il West l77th
ST.. has aed . petition bon bankruptcy. with habit-
Ties 81 g. 232 and assets o. $1,000 in accounts con
taincd in book DESTROYED hy 6se I'm 1910.
Composition Confirmed
NJ sHAFFRON q co Judge Manion has con
frtned a composition NJ Moses Shafron. trading as
NJ ShaTrOu q Co. aud 10 cont store Al ,eo
Columbus av with creditor az Is cents on tie
doiiar cash. On motion o. Henry W Pollock. Liza
bltlcs were ;l6.2Se.
Petition Dismissed
KIvA STssMAN Judge Niauton has dismissed
petition in bankruptcy HE'D on July 25 1916. against
Rivs Sussman. Jeweler. Of III SufOk ST., on con-
Discharge Granted
RUBIN & LGPMAN-Judge A. y. Hand has con-
hrmed Tho report ~ Charles j. Gr6enhsIl. special
master. recommending the discharge from bank
rupLcy o. Rubin q Lpmsn cloak manufactures a.
40 West pa a. All the records % the case were
II think disposition be- made Of tins mat
Ter A. this late date after the original records have
all disappeared that would properly result in pro
hibitlug 4 discharge Of Tho bankrup's." petition
IN bankruptcy vas tled against them on September
20. 1910. and liabilities were 81. l56
To Continue BudnsW
NJ ZTNAfERNiANN CO.-Arihur T. Co,tho'd and
John g. Kgunedy recAsers FOR the NJ zimmerman
Co.. .susase manu- soiurers, OF 80 bas Houston ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Neat
Twenty-four Hours

Washington FEB. IA disturbance which was
over the lar Southwest last night moved eastward
and was central over the lower Mississippi Valley
tonight Il was attended hy general rains ia the
states from Tennessee and Alabama westward and
By snow in the south Rocky Mountain region
Snow also fell IN the New England states and the
region Of the Great Lakes last night There
was coudiness to-day over the remainder OF the
country. but without precipitation.
The temperature was higher to-day Boz the A.
l,ntic states and in portions o. The Northwest,
while f. was lower in Northern Texas and OKLA
homs Tie Southwest disturbance will advance
nortbeastwarl. attended Uy general rains ia South
rain or snow m middle and snow In north dis.
tfc1, east Of the Mississippi River tomorrow. anu
viii be followed uy generally iair aud colder
weather Friday. except that sno" rurrie' are
probable ia portions Of the lake resio" and 10
No-them New England
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SITUATIONS WANTED
NJ alf

BOOkKEEP ER-sTENOGRAPHER Christian rc.
hco1; steady. reliable man 81 twenty }cAFs. prac
Ncal experience. many years BOZ Sew York ufirp ~
hE manufacturing cooperation. modern accounting
mcthodS: shout t2S. $ H.. BOX g. Tribune Onicr
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ment of the commission with power "
order removal of distractions to Vis,In
at grade crossings, apportioniinigs , en-
expense between the state, munlelps'i'iII
and the railway; the equipment oil an
crossings with standard signs, wS sao
ings lighted at night and signs oGV
feet from the crossing on the high-
way; the requirement that signals on
electric cars be sounded until the car
reaches the crossing; the RECURRENCE. !.
that all vehicles carry lights, showing
in all directions, and the continuation
of the work of the commission IN ecu
cation and publicity against the cross
ing danger.