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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
ship BOARD BALANCE
FAR BELOW CLAIMS
Assets Shown to BE $307,400,-
900 in First Complete
Balance Sheet.
WORK OF FOUR MONTHS
Amount on Hand $191, $780,
600, Claims 200 to 800
Millions, Says Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT, = The first
cover the business of the United States
Shipping Board, according to present Of
S!cials of the board. was laid before
Chairman Lasker to-day. 1t was said
to represent four months work by
numerous corps Of accountants organ
fsed in July
Total assets July 1, 1921. were shown
as 1907. 100000 exclusive of unexpended
appropriations and the value of the
fleet and total liabilities, exclusive Of
pending claims, S115,S7S,000. Balance
on hand aggregated $191, $780, 900. which
will be used. it was explained to offset
partly claims estimated to total from
$200.00000o to s300.000,oo Detailed
items covered by the report follow:
Assets-Cash on hand. sS3,0O0.000 !:
accounts receivable. s33.954.000; ac-
counts receivable from managing
agents. s9,360,000; operation supplies,
S10.S50.000; surplus materials for sale
at inventory valuation, S35.561 900 land,
structures and equipment for sale. s42,-
$4,000; mortgages receivable and Sc
curities, s10.S65. 900: accounts and notes
receivable from ship sales not secured
by mortgage. s16.S75. 8O0 notes receiv-
able secured by mortgages. $9S.997000 ;
real estate and equipment in operation.
S3.967.000. Total assets. exclusive OF
unexpended appropriations, fleet os
ships, contingent cases and Admiralty
claims, 1907, 400 900.
Liabilities-Accounts and vouchers
payable: refunds Of deposit and collec-
tions. s71.4S2,000; mortgages payable,
assumed upon acquisition OF certain
properties, $2,1o9000: reserve against
inventories OF surplus materials and
land, structures and equipment. includ-
ing depreciation, s42,287,000. Total liza
bilities exclusive of claims. s115,S7S, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
STEPM0THER WINS GIRL.
Justice Finch Hecds CbiId's Fro
test Against Father.

Justice Edward II. Finch ignored
blood ties in the Bronx Supreme Court
yesterday when he awarded the Gus
tody of Mildred Spanier. IA, TO her step
mother and separated her from her
Gather. Aaron Spanier of 1873 Jefferson
avenue. Brooklyn. former owner of n
chain of drug stores. Spanier is said
TO be we'll to do.
Mrs. Spanier, who lives at IS Buchan
an place, The Bronx. charged her hus-
band struck her and was otherwise
cruel and was awarded a separation
and custody of three other children be-
sides Mildred. Mildred interrupted the
courts proceedings at one point TO
dead against having TO live with her
father.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
DOWNTOWN BUYERS
IN ACTIVE MARKET
Select Parcels on Lower West
and East Sides: Other Trad
ing Reports.

Robert r. Rainey, Inc, sold to Samuel
Welt for the estate of Elias G. Brown,
in whose family the property has been
for more than 100 years, a five story
building at s57 Washington street.
Ernest T. Bower sold to an investor
for the Columbia Trust Company the
three brick and frame buildings at the
southeast corner of Renwick and Spring
streets, known as soc Spring street and
"A and &c Renwick street
The r. X. Carter Company sold the
iS-o four story business buildings with
stores, 66.9@i5.2x irregular. at the north
east corner Of Fulton and Cliff streets to
Matilda b. wyck.
The three story store building, 37.9x
COX irregular. at 25S and $50 Bowery has
been sold by Ruth A b. Brown to the
newly formed Po Realty Company.
represented by Mannheim G. Wachte,
attorneys.
William +. Hueston sold to Peter Corn
the two story buildings with stores, 25,1x
113.1x irregular at the southwest corner
Of Old Broadway and Lawrence street.
Take Over Columbia LcasehoId.
The five story business building. COX
1905 at 27 West Flftieth street, Co.
lumbia College leasehold, now owned by
Annette o. Jennings, is to be taken over
by the newly formed 81 West Fiftieth
Street Corporation. The directors of the
new company are L. A. Wolins, A. A.
Klein and /. Weissman. The company
is represented by A. Rosenbluth, attor-
ney.
George Ehret Sells Gore Lot.
The gore lot. 25x1I. 5xl9 11x265. on the
south side of 10th street, 100 feet east
of Broadway and adjoining the Memo
Theatre at the southeast corner of those
thgroughfares, has been sold by George
Ehret to n buyer who will improve the
site for his own occupancy The brols-
ers in the deal were Sydney l.. War
saver and Schmidt 6, Donohue.
Operator Buys Heights Lot.
Nathan Wilson, president of the Occi-
dental Holding Corporation, purchased
through Slawson & Hobbs the vacant
lot, 25x1oO on the north side OF 1Slst
street, $50 feet east of Audubon avenue.
Apartments and Flats Sold.
Joseph p Day sold for the estate of
A. Crittendon Ayres the two four story
tenements. with stores, and the three
story tenement at $50 and 357 Eighth
avenue and 302 West Twenty-eighth
street, forming and L around the
southwest corner of those thorough
fares. The combined properties have a
frontage of 4l.3 feet on Eighth avenue
and 20 feet on Twenty eighth street.
The purchaser Is the tenant in the store
on the premises, where he has been in
business for a number Of years. This
property was to have been offered at
auction by Mr.. Day on Monday. No
vember q.
Henry Estricher & Co. sold, through
Aaron ITishhach, the two five story
apartment houses at 1875 and 1877 Madi-
son avenue. containing four stores, on
plot 54x9l. a client of David Lion is
the buyer.
Charles p Noyes Company and Joseph
Klein sold to Adolph Cohn for Ellen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy NALL

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov 15-Arriyed,
tue Valley FORGE. Boston for philadelphia,
towing harges Barry, Glendower and SKIP
pack land proceeded at midnight.
PERTH AMBOY. NJ. Nov l5-Sailed, Tug
Terth Amboy towing bargcs 7s3, for Bos-
ton, ISL, for Portland. and 1Gl, for Rock
land.
S02 from Vineyard Haven, $50, I9S, '0o ana
SOC, from Newhuryport.
PORTLAND, Ne, Nov 15-Arrived, str Lo-
high, Boston.
POINT JUDITH. ri. Nov l5-Passed, tug
Bristol, towing barges Mount Hope and VOL
ID ston, Fall River for Hampton Itoads
SACO, Me, Nov 15--ArriYcd, barge Robert
] Mcdonald, Norfolk.
sCITUATE. Mass, Nov 15-Arrived, barge
1uckahoe, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
ORDINANCE TO CHECK
SPEED TRUCKS COMING
La Guordiu Says Only Fire
Department Will Be Exempt.

r. III. La Guardia, President of the
Board of Aldermen, announced yester-
day that he will introduce at the next
board meeting an amendment to the
city's traffic laws to require that all
motor trucks have their throttles sealed
TO make impossible their driving faster
than the legal speed limit. Only Fire
Department trucks would be exempt.
The ordinance, he said, will purposely
include mail trucks. There has been
a great deal of careless driving of mail
trucks under a mistaken idea that driv-
ers were privileged or had a special
right of way. Now that there Is less
rotten politics In the Post Office Depart
ment there Is no reason why over rs per
cent. of the mail trucks cannot be
eliminated from the streets of New York
by the use of mail tubes"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

BATHURST, NIB. Nov 1i-Arrived. schr
ralsa, Liverpool. Ms.
BERMUDA, Nov 1O-Arrived schr Ro-
lance. Cape Verde Islands land sailed i'm
for New Bedford litn, str Fort victoria
(Ir), New York.
Sailed sth, str Plumleaf (Br, West indies.
In port f4th, strs Stornes tNor) and Amer
ican (Br): schrs Ninon l. (Br and Frank a
Morey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
COLLAR MAKERS IN BIG LEASE.
Rent Large Space in Grand Cen
trnl Terminal Zone.

Through Cross & Brown Company,
Cluett, Peabody & Co. have leased for q
long term $4,000 square feet in the New
York Central Terminal Building, corner
of Forty fifth street and Lexington ave-
nue.. The space includes about one-half
of the first floor and the entire sixth
floor. which will be use for the New
York executive Office and salesroom.
FOR OTHER REAL ESTATE NEWS
SEE PAGE 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
WAR FINANCE corr. ADVANCES.

WASHINGTON, Nov 17.-Forty- eight
advances aggregating S2,074.0O0 for
agricultural ana live stock purposes were
approved to-day by the War Finance
CORPORATION.
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N. Y. & MARYLAND PULP &
PAPER co INC II r. klem-

ems ..................... 3.74o.l6
NEWMAN. Paula comollo, s5o.s5
Lcooniey Mig Co............. 1.454.il
oPPENiIEIM, samson d.. Rather
inc G.. oppenheim, Martin Cats
and Cedarhurst Realty Holding
PARRINO Joseph-V Farrante. 972.0i
Holding Corn. ............ 1880
ps sl1iSs 1 CO.. Co. ,INc.-M. Maiandre -, -
casnaity cooPeopie. &c. ........ 10000
PEERS. Henry M.-Gimbel Bros. -, 90
PHOENIX it ms 'co.-Youns 8 ..
pR siSS1nsf wi;AsiHiiNiGiToN ms. =. :.
CO.--Young & Metzner. 2'Io.'zo
Sales dorm run" - 21o.1o
John ]. Leahy Electrical Supplies ~, @,
r. me LAwRENcE 'ssMiIH. NO 80,
p6 6adl9 e sS,t,f e A Go INc-Mali '
fsoL aa $3.50 nrss-1 "a Inc. .. 2s0.s7
Ro oHS S Mary"sheppard co... 1,45s,oi
RosEcRANTz. oscar-commerciai 400 10
piyniN Hyman-D. Splitter ct al. 6,20s.9o
RocKArELLow. F. oliver %, :,
sd BzooE9 hT Wi,;sm- f. rrcnz. 1904
SULLIVAN, Arthur @. J.-F.
Eckenroth & Son, Inc. ........... sss'5d
SMITH, Anne LA. Mascot. 634.fo
SHAW. Natalie C.-oregon Apart ,-o a.,
sM m1n 6w G9; Harry and Samuel
s9iE S;ottafs iiafis anu - 444.75
Oldham LIGHTERAeE 6 TRANS
FORMATION CO., INC.-Mfrs. LA
bility Inc. Co. Of ". J........... l'4.I.''
SUBWAY CENTRAL BUILDING
CORP. and John L. Harrington ,,- oe
L. Karasik :'..:.;.',.....'''s
Metaner . .............. 46o.71
sIIANDINAvIA ms. CO.. LTD ..o,,
SMITH. Alfred FL. W. Meyer r..,
.rOTTEIS Iohn-T Eccnomu et al. G50.25
WIN. s White Z sons. ........... 4.s26.01
UNION APPLIANCES CO., INC. go, ~
General Electric Co. .......... ioo'oo
emu Eant of n 3,15s. 40
TrNtDFRUIIT, Ralph-same 5,21O.36
VECSF,Y' Armnnd-L. Mark 49, :74.20
WALKER Thomas J.-J. praisin 22l.ao
wEISFELD. Abraham. and Jacob
Siegel-John a. Murray & Sons,
Co." Co. va" ................. 642.57
wEsTCHEsTER FIRE ms. CO.
Young & Metzner ............... 469.Il
wEINSTEIN Harry-D. Olitsky 244.7
WOLF. Louis-,J, Rosen ....... 1885, SO
states Iloyds. Inc. 24s.o7
ZVEII Nathan--G Gross 54O.20
BRONX.
COHEN, I.azarus-H. Nemerofsky 319.1S
Dewitt 7os. sc
WEINBERGER, Nathan-A. Guinta $3.50
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
PAYS INITIAL DIVIDEND.

Tho Texas Gulf Sulphur Company has
declared an initial quarterly dividend OF
so cents a share and an extra dividend
81 so cents a share, payable on December
Is TO stock Of record on December /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
Navy Orders
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Nov. II.


These naval orders have been made public:
Cant. J. T. Morton TO command squadron
II; Commander Leo Sahm, TO Y. $. 5. W.
kon; Lieut. -nant- Commander G. y. P.att.
home, wait orders; Lieut. Il. @. McDuftte, to
command L. $. S. Teale Lieut.. c. $. Pad
gett. resigned. Lieut.. G.. Payne, to receiving
barracks Hampton Roads; Lieuts. l.. A..
Yanccy and j. l.. Wilson, resigned; Lieut..
IT. c. Johnston, TO naval training station,
san Francisco: Lieut.. III. A. Noreen, 10 tor
pedo station Newport; Lieut.. j. G.. smith, TO
duty navy hospital Charleston; Lieut.. j. w.
Troxell. acc ptance OF resignation revoked
10 duty naval hospital. New York; Lieut.
n s. s. Texas; Lieut. &. II. Congdon to
Navy Department, Washington; Lieut. A. W.
Tones 10 u. $. S. Nevada Lieut.. II. 4. Nc
Cartv TO u 6. S. Wyoming; Lieut.. y. i.
schfling to u. s. s. Rochester; Lieut.. w. J.
Wren 10 l.. f. s. Prairie: Capt G. NJ.
charlton. resigned; Lieut.. t. j. Shack, to
nav ward. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

The Y Oil and Gas Company wired yester-
aay 70 interests here from Tulsa, Okla. that
We, Wen no Z In lease owned Jointly by It and
the PRODUCERS and Refiners Company has
been brought in with daily initial flow of
5,o0o barrels, with a prospect of a substan-
tial increase.
Charles A. Jacobson of the firm OF Camp
bell, Metzger a. Jacobson has been elected n
trustee OF the Lincoln Trust Company OF New
York.
Miller &c Co., members OF New York Stock
Exchange have organized an Investment do
partment under the management OF Joseph
2. DAILY.
Mosher & Wallace have opened an unlisted
security department under tho supefyisIon
OF Joseph j. Gldney, formerly with g. c.
Kerr d Co.
- Boyd g. Curtis. secretary of the New York
Trust Company, has been elected director
of the Elevator Supplies Company.
Percy J. Abbott, assistant vice-president
of the National Park Bank, has been elected
a vice-president of tho Seaboard National
Bank.
Edward M. May, formerly of Larkin G. Co.
Is In the investment department of jerome
]. Danzig & Co.
DayIdge 6 Co. is with the bond department;
of Edward b. Smith & Co.
The Equitable Trust Company of New York
Is prepared to exchange interim receipts
issued by the Equitable Trust Company of
New York and speyer & Co. for definitive
lion sinking fund bonds of the Dominican
Republic. issue OF 1921, at it's trust depart
mcnt, 81 Wall street.
The Standard oil Company of Indiana in n
booklet containing n fta
possible shortage of petroleum production
has been issued for distribution by G. G.
Kerr & Co., Rector street.
West g Co. have opened department spe-
clallzing in bonds issued in foreign curren-
cies In their New York office under the man
aBemcnt OF Courtlandt Luck.
Bumonthai Bros & Co. announce that
Edwin ID. Blumenthal has been elected a
rpember OF the New York Stock Exchange
and bond brokerage business under the namo
Of Blumenthal Brothers In 72 Trinity place.
and Morton II. Blumenthal.
Corgcshall & Hicks announce that their
offering OF $220,000 of the Peninsular Tele-
pnOnc Company's first mortgage O per cent
sinking fund gold bonds, series A. due on
January /, 1913. has been sold.
Throckmorton & Co.. lis Broadway, arc
on the Cities Service Companys common and
preferred stocks.
y. T. Llsman Co. are distributing n
circular discussing the possibility Of "a re-
sumption OF interest payments on the Third
Avenue railroad Company's adjustment in
come per cent. bonds and Analysing It's last
balance sheet.
In the advertisement of Tobey q Kirk, as
published Ia THE NEW YORK HERALD of
Thursday the Equitable Gas Light Company
OF New York's first consolidated IS OF fq3.
were incorrectly quoted on 7A pcr cent.
hasls The correct offering price of the bonds
should have been on n GEO per cent. basis.
Charles II. Treloar, formerly with New
York stock Exchange firms, IL now with
Cantsy Cannon, 80 Broad street MS man
sger Of their main office and cotton depart
mont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

GAFUNI. Joseph-Central Syndicate
building Co.. June 16, 1908.
BRILL. Samuel, and Harry a.
Kressh-ot'. W. Blauvelt ct al;
August 70, 1915 .......
SkLAMBERG, Hyman-D. EARS
ky; October "a. 1921. ........
SEEsEL, Charles O--Orinoco Re-
atty Co.; April 2, 1921 (vacated).
METEOR PRODUCTS CO.. INC
Elby Chemical Co.. Inc; Novem-
I.AYMAN. Hebron B.-Interstate
Mechanical Laboratories. Inc;
March 10. 1921 ...............
ALEXANDER, Thomas Evans
Film Mfg. Co., April 90. 1871.
GROSS, Paul, and John Fitzgerald
People, &C.; August 6, 1921. ..
FOPKINS. Robert-Same; April 1.
wYKoGYL. HoRNEs. INC, ct al.
". NJ. Nicholas: March :, 1920. 4
OKANE. Ella NJ, and e. NJ Kane
Co. Ine;--P. r. Gordon; Novem-
shME-Same; November 4, 1921.
So NE Same; November 4, 1921.
BLOoMINGDALE, Samuel j., II.
{. and Irvins-M. Weiss Novem-
LAFAYETTE wAREnoUsE AND
Lighterage Corp; October 81.
I.ANGRlDGE. William II. RE.
Karntz; March %. 1921. .......... /
PbEINES, John A.-Hudson Trust
Co.; July Z. 1916. .........:...:..
GOLDBERG, Louis and Jacob
People. &c; September /, 1921
(vacated)
LAWRENCE HOLDING cop. j.
Donnelly; November 4, 1921. 1
sAME-C. Il. Donnelly; November
=, To- D
SCHULTZ, Rosebelia. and John
McGraw-People. &C.: November
MePElLLIPS. James, and J. C.
Oestreicher-J. L. Mitchell ct all
August 30, Inn ................
SlUTSkf, Jack, ct al.-Nirenberg
& Sons; November Il, 1921. $3.50.
BRONX.
PETERBOROUGH RAPID TRAN
SIT Goa. Casey; November Z,
49, '..-. s.......... ~
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The Equitable Trust Company of New York
Is prepared to exchange interim receipts
issued by the Equitable Trust Company of
New York and Speyer & Co. for definitive
four year per cent. Customs Administrn-
ton sinking fund bonds of the Dominican
Republic. issue of 1921, at its trust depart
ment, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

The Standard oil Company of Indiana in n
special booklet containing letter on the
possible shortage of petroleum production
has been issued for distribution by G. 81.
Kerr Co., Rector street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Percy j. Abbott, assistant vice-presdent
of the National Park Bank. has been elected
a vice-president of tho Seaboard National
Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Boyd @. Curtis. secretary of the New York
Trust Company, has been elected n director
of the Elevator Supplies Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

II. y. Cunningham. formerly OF Glidden,
Dayidge & Co., is with the bond department
of Edward II. Smith & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

West g Co. have opened department spe-
clallzlng in bonds Issued in foreign curren-
cies In their New York office under the man
agemcnt of Courtlandt Luck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Edward NJ. May, formerly of Larkin & Co.,
Is In the investment department of jerome
j. Danzig & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Mosher & Wallace have opened an unlisted
security department under tho supervision
OF Joseph ]. Gidney. formerly with G. c.
Kerr d Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Miller Co.. members OF New York Stock
exchange, have organized an investment de-
partment under the management OF Joseph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Y Oil and Gas Company wired ves,er-
day to interests here from Tulsa, Okla, that
wen no. In lease owned Jointly by 1t and
the PRODUCERS and Refiners Company has
oeen brought in with a daily initial flow of
5000 barrels, with a prospect of a substan-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Blumonthai Bros. Co. announce that
Edwin -. Blumenthal has been elected a
member of the New York Stock Exchange
and that they will continue general stock
and bond brokerage business under the namo
OF Blumenthal Brothers In ~ Trinity place
The firm consists of Edwin ID. BlumcnthaI
and Morton II. Blumenthal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Charles a. Jacobson OF the firm OF Camp
bell. Metzger & Jacobson has been elected n
trustee of the Lincoln Trust Company OF New
York. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

y. !. Llsman & Co. are distributing n
circular discussing the possibility Of "a re-
sumption of interest payments on tho Third
Avenue railroad Company's adjustment in
come 3 per cent bonds and Analysing it's last
balance sheet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

| The frs. name is that of the debtor; the
| second that of the creditor and date given Is
| when judgment was filed:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

In the advertisement of Tobey q Kirk. as
published In THE NEW YORK HERALD of
the Equitable Gas Light Company
OF New Norks first consolidated IS OF 1892
were incorrectly quoted on q 7A per cent.
basis. The correct offering price of the bonds
should have been on n GEO per cent. basis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18
RESORTS.

Atlantic City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Charles ~. Treloar, formerly with New
York stock Exchange firms. is now with
Cantey q Cannon, 80 Broad street. ms man
sger Of their main office and cotton depart
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Corgeshall & Hicks announce that their
offering OF 100000 of the Peninsular Tele-
phone Company's first mortgage O per cent
sinking fund gold bonds, series A, due on
/, 1913, has been sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-18

Throckmorton e. Co., It's Broadway. arc
issuing for distribution to investors circulars
on the Cities Service Company's common and
prCferred stocks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-02

] 50 y .tr' r. J.
attitude. 1t made him angry 10 think
that the employe reasoned as he did
So just as matter of pride and in full
knowledge that it might cause incon-
venience, the employe was called in
and told that that attitude wouldn't
go; that he must either. break in an
understudy at once or get out imme-
diately himself.
Only a fool thinks he is indispensa =
bic.
Therefore, this advice to employees,
The surest way to make the boss fig
ure out a way to fire you is to act as If
you think he's afraid to do it,.
This is not meanness on the part OF
the boss. He is responsible for per-
fecting an organization that is self
perpetuating: in other words, he fs'no
boss at all unless his organization is i'll
such shape that it can quickly adjust
itself to meet any emergency. SThe in
dispensah'e man is the weakest Ink
]. a., in Type Metal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-02
humorous department.

The Farmers Tasks.-The farmer
tasks are never done. He works. two
eight-hour days in one, till daylight
saving knocks him fiat by adding 'one
more hour to that. In certain years
his crops won't grow. When crops are
good the price is low. SO raising little,
naught or much, he's very apt to get
in Dutch. And when see him on the
jump, I sometimes think that he's n
chump for raising food that loafers eat
whose pants wear only at the seat,
and taking all the markets chance
producing wool to patch those pants.
And yet, besides those lazy folks, who
sidestep every labor yoke, he, feeds
scme worthy people, too, hard-worK-
ing scouts like me and you. II he
should quit, all things would slump. l
hope he still keeps on the jump, and
am filled with gratitude for fifty seven
kinds of food. Should need arise, so
help me Pete, III go and help him
thresh his wheat,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-02

dyes were sold in every drug store in
the United States, and their market
was reaching out to every part of the
world. The owner of this business
didn't work any harder than the others,
but his income was said to be ten
times as large.
The conclusion Mr.. Meredith reached
from this study was that success as
measured in profits depends in large
degree on the number of people one
has an opportunity of reaching with
ones product or service.
So that is the reason he dropped his
local publication which was doomed to
be a local proposition always, due to its
ed! torial policy. Like the corner drug
gist, he would have been shackled to a
narrow market. He made his new OPP
portunity by pulling up stakes and be-
ginning ali over again, where his mar
ket was limited only by the boundaries
of the American continent.