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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

CADILLAC Z PASSENGER TOURING;
like new; condition guaranteed; excellent
shoes: sacrifice $500. A. !. WASSER, 11Js
Boston road (IIomo st). Bronx. Intervale
2oSs.
CHANDLER 1920 pass. touring with all
weather top. IN fine condition. very low
price for quick sale. Mr.. RATTNER, teie-
phone White Plains S2s.
COLE sedan. passenger. mechanically per
feet: any demonstration. Longacre ease.
EASY WAY TO SELL, TOUR CAR.
Van Tasseii Kearney's Sales Ring les.
tabiished ISa1D. 129-i2S East 18th st.. has
long been esteemed a clearing house for the
rnie and purchase OF second hand autorno'
biies, passenger and commercial. by auction,
Least troublesome and quickest medium fcf
botn sellers and buyers. More prospective
now. Aucticn OF autos every Tuesday ana
Friday AZ noon. Telephone stuyye,ant 553.
HUDSON limousine, 1915 used privately
oIfAGAN. go Sterling pl.. B'kiyn. Prospect
f0l3i.
isoTTA FRAsCHINt 0 Pass. Touring Car.
IMPORTED In 1917: IN PERFTCT CONDT-
TfoN OWNED PRIVATELY.
Telephone White Plains 2aao. MR.. kIpP.
LoCoMoBfLE 6-ss Limousine. Westinghouse
ton: equipped. iNTHENrLL. % Pine ST.
Flushing, l.. I. Flushing 3saa or Astoria 1886.
oLDsMoBILE. 1920. s cylinder, Z passenger
touring car; run only z months: good as
new: seen 20 be appreciated; bargain: private
owner. PERERA. Schuyler 4o94 d-3 or CT
p. NJ.
oLDSMoRILE. cylinder, passenger tour
ing. extras. reasonable. FIESEn, $3.50
Barker ay.. williamsbridge. Phone Olinville
3642.
REQ 1922 touring. practically brand new
car at q greatly reduced pri i,e. See Mr..
KlRKMAN. 1880 Bedford av.. Brooklyn,
near Eastern Parwkay.
WHITE, special built roadster, Mas cylin.
der Buda motor. radiator nickeied. ex-
celent condition throughout eaerifice fo-
cash; trade for light touring. MAMIE.
07ss Bingham
An advertisement ,n the Lost aud
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility OF
recovering your lost property.
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Connecticut.

90 acres. Is tlllable. fruit. IL room house.
barns, henhouse . horses, COW. ~
chickens. tools, price S1,I00: cash $1.i00
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Virginia.

IIoMEsEEKERs-send for virginia Fanr
list best climate. Dept. II. Emporia. Va.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

BOOKREEPER WANTED IN WHOLESALE
CHEMICAL HOUSE. MUST THOROUGH
LY UNDERSTAND DOUBLE ENTRY SYS-
TEN, Be, RAPID PENMAN. QUICK AND
ACCURATE AND HANDLE GENERAL
OFFICE ROUTINE. CHRISTIAN PRE-
FERRED. STATE AGE, PREVIOUS EN-
EXPECTED. =. o. BOX Tos CITY HALL
STATION. NEW YORK CITY.
BOY wanted In a banking house: must come
well recommended and write good hand:
opportunity for bright. young man: salary
sl2 week. Apply p. Q. box 9l5, City
Hall Station.
BUTLER WHO CAN COOK. TAKE FULL
CHARGE FAMILY OF 2; Personal
REFERENCES: WAGES $40. APPLY BE-
TWEEN Q AND IL A. NJ, WOOD, 2oJ EAST
82D ST.
BUTLER for private family: English pre-
ferred; well trained second man .fotld suit:
must have good references. % West Nth.
CANVASSER5 can earn from $40 to s23
day all week. L. Greenberg. 6fB Broadway,
fourth floor
CoUPLE-Chsuffeur and cook. city nov.
country later. give references; state ma
ticnality and wages; II satisfactory VIII ar
range Interview. Equitable 9 1885 Herald.
Fulton 81.
ENGINEER, May 20 September. experienced
on Sterling engines. on small cruiser; must
have Al references 10 character. Give
full particulars by mall TO Capt. JOHN J.
PHELPS, Hackensack. N. j.
JANTToR wanted apply on premises. 1917
4sth ST., Brooklyn.
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CTfAUFFEURS
CIIAUFFEURS
CHATyEIFEITRG

CHAUFFEURS
CIIAUFFEURS
CHAUFFEURS
Supplied Without Charge TO Employers.
Men with experience from to 10 years.
with their written references from private
families: only first class chauffeurs regis
tered on our files. Telephone Watkins 1877
1928. Employers Chauffeurs Agency. l69
West o3d.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For HIre--Passeuger Cars.

BEAUTIFUL passenger Pierce-Arrow
iandauiet for hire. day. trip. week. months
reasonable rates. reliable chauffeur. River.
eide 1910.
CADILLAC, beautiful limousine, for rent,
monthly, owned and driven by chauffeur
~ years with private family; will guarantees
best service: inspection invited. f29 w. 50th.
Phone Circle eloo. Clifford L. Buckhout.
CApfrIACS Tor all occasions from So hour:
uniformed chauffeurs elegant cars. Me-
MfLLAN'S SERVICE, 100 W. 5ith. Circle
1908
CADILLAC. beautiful landauie,. 1920 town
car. by hour. day. week or month: owner
drives. MAGNANf. Plaza oo54.
HUDSON iandaulet touring. hourly daily.
weekly. mouthly; shopping $3.50. N1CO-
bAk. 1lrcle iV'1.
f,ANnAULrT and limousine. day. week.
month shopping s2.to hour. WANDER
IfAAR, Rhinelander 2IcU.
NEw passenger studebaker touring day.
week. month. also monthly contracts:
chauffeur In livery. JOHN MALASflFT
Afro RENTAL SERVICE, ~ 10th St.
Brooklyn. Cali shore Road a3sI.
PACNARp-CADfIIsAC limousinp. hour, day,
week trips. monthly specially, reasonable.
Mornlngside noi2.
PRIVATE family rcnts Loc0mobile. beauiifn
limousine, hour, daily. monthly. KING.
Audubon iIso
PEERf,Egs Z passenger touring for rent.
For Information phone Jerome oISi.
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished.

NEW residence for lease, at $500 per month.
containing 8 rooms, 3 baths; laundry and
toilet in cellar: hot water heat: all improve
ments: restricted section. Phone OWNER,
New Rochelle 1851.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Female

CTIAAfBERMAID or companion, Protestant
desires position. y 2osI Herald. Herald SO
COOK wishes position in private family per
cay or week. first class reference. Byrne.
1888 3d nv.
COOK. excellent, middle ege highest recon-
mendation. 201 East 50th et.
DAYS work cleaning high class apartments
housework. weekly. American cook: serve
dinner, chamberwork waitress; good emer-
gency. 420i Cathedral.
DREssNfAkER, apsolutely competent, also
remodeis; IS daily; references. Miss Fair
man. SCHUYLER 4l5i.
GIRL. coiored. wishes morning work, Tues
days. Wednesdays. Thursdays, Saturdays.
~-zcas. Harlem 45ef.
GOvERNEss. experienced. klndergarten,
training children. 3 up; salary ss5: refer
ences. Plaza 2sss.
HoUsEwoRK--wante place by two FIN
nish girls IN New York. Can nt this ad-
dress 163 a0th at. BROOKLYN. N, v.
LADY. French. desires position. companion
or chaperon; experience hore and abroad.
X. NJ. T.. ~ Redtield St. Rye, N. v.
MAID, for doctors dentists cffice, re-
fined, eolored; reference. Stewart. Morn
ingaide e734.
NURSE. companion. to elderly lady; refor-
ences and physicians. A. H.. care Mrs
SPECIALITY; EXCELLENT REFERENCES.
WRITE 1860 WASHINGTON Av., BRONX.
FfiARAfACIsT, graduate. colorod, wishes
position in doctor's office or laboratory
Care Robinson. goo ath ay.
SECRETARY, expert steno~rapher Protest
ant; familiar office routine. $50 minimum.
= 20ia Horald. Herald 50.
STENOGRAPHEE dceircs refined position
about two hours mornings as private secre.
tary. Mrs. Nicholas, ~ r.. SD Bayonnc, Nj.
WOMAN, neat. colorsd wants cleaning small
apt. business people; ref. Harlem 2T3T
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

Z FARM FOR SALE.
153 acres, two sets buildings, with stock and
tools, or without; mile from Clarksville.
State road IL miles from Albany: fine To-
cation. Inquire of l.. s. MATTHIAS, Clarks-
Vile, N. Y.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LEI
Long Island.

HOUSE to let. furnished, in most beautiful
private section of Long Beach. 10 rooms, 4
baths double car garage, tennis court: boat
Ing. fishing. bathing In front of house; cx-
ceptlonal residence for refined party. Write
MI. G. GOIKMON. % w. 50th 1T.
SIX room Colonial house. furnished. for rent
during summer months: attractive garden
and sun parlor 5000 per month 20 Jewel
St. Forest Hills. Tel. Boulevard 8J26-W.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BERKELEY PI,, 19S-Accommodations for
adults seeking summer comforts: large,
cool rooms; every convenience; refined sur
roundings superior table; 20 minutes to
Wall st. and beaches; near Prospect Park.
Sterling 00l5
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New Jcrsey.

EAST ORANGE. N. J.--Beautiful room,
bath and pantry; all modern improvements
2d floor two family; residential section: 81
minutes from New York; SS5 n month
Christians. Phone Orange 34sS-R.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
of Brons--saIe or RENT.

BEAUTIFUL . family house. IS rooms, all
improvements; minutes from Jerome and
broadway subway; immediate possession OF
upper floors OF : rooms; ground fioo-
rented. HOGUE. 270o IingsbrIdge terrace.
MCLEAN HEIGHTS. Yonkers. cash s2.500
balance TO suit. WOODALIl, 40 East Tic
mont av
NORTHEAST corner Walton av., Cameron
place. plot 7ax9o. WOODALE. 9jl9 East
fremont av.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

FURNISHED apartment for rent, Fistbush:
four room modern apartment. newly fur
nished, all improvements, including baby
grand, Nictrola, complete, for May, June,
July and August, 1928 per month; references
'reutiira ad. owner. IL Dean St. Brooklyn.
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Pennsylvania-sals or Rent.

PIKE county. Pennsylvania; rent four room
new bungalow. furnished: river front; pine
mountains; screened porch: May until
October. S175 Phone Prospect 5000.
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MOTOR OUT TODAY TO
WESTMORELAND,

WESTMORELANp,
ON THE HIGH HILLS OF THE NORTH
SHORE.
100 feet above Long Island Sound, between
Douglas Manor and Great Neck, and see the
beautiful Colonial cottages containing seven
and eight rooms, with one and two baths
with every modern Improvement: located on
large plots, with beautiful evergreens. hedges
and Towering shrubs; moderate cash pay
ment. balance like rent: full benefit of ten
years tax exemption law: follow Broadway
through Flushing to Little Neck: 20 minutes
by express trains from Pennsylvania Station.
then five minutes walk to the houses best
weekday trains, 1870, | 30, 2:4f, $780, 1881
and g :o3: Sunday trains "a minutes after
each hour.
RICKERT-BRowN REALTY co.. 80 Van
derbit w. Tel. Vanderbilt 94s4.
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Motor Trucks.

PACKARD Sii ton. army chassis, 1919
model: perfect running order: must sacri-
flee II YOU need truck OF this size you
will make o mistake by not fnqulring. g.
nIORIO. 10 Grand ct. ~. u. Canal 05i0.
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Borough Of Richmond.

TWO fine apartments. Staten Islands beet
neighborhood. Is minutes from ferry: ali
improvements; with or without garages; S55
monthly. Call pI smises. J04 Oakland av.
West New Brighton. Staten Island, or phone
MATHEWS, sAstoris 500.
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New York.
FOR RENT


A furnished Camp In private park OF
about three acres OF pines, baisam and
spruce on the Fulton Chain OF Lakes; nearly
four hundred feet frontage the lake !;
State road from Utica to Eagle Bay in the
rear. with private driveway to camp: about
one-half mile from post office, telegraph,
trails. summer house. bonthouse and
gardens; electric lights all through camp
and along the trails and lake front: run
ming (hot and cold water 20 Kitchen and
bnthroom large living room with stone
fireplace, dining room and kitchen on first
floor: four bedrooms and bathroom. large
outside sleeping porch on second floor;
good cellar: garden with fresh vegetables :
milk, ice, meat and groceries brought to
camp daily. Pictures on request: refer
ences Rental price per season 81 900. T..
II. WYATT. owner. 20i0 East av., Roches-
RENT for June. rooms. furnished through
out on Lake George. Mrs. LAW fo25
Castleton nv, West New Brighton, Staten
leland Port Richmond 2a0.
Connecticut.
MODERATE PRICED. furnished summer
bungalows and cottages. on and near The
water. PERCY ". ADAMS. Greenwich. Conn
Massachusetts.
CAPE, Cop.-To rent. a cottage al the South
Shore good size. fully furnished
CIIAS. BASSETT South Chatham. Mass.
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Borough ot eussns-sale or Rent.

GREAT HOUSE BARGATNi--s5.7s0 buys
beautiful 81 900 house !. tax exemption saves
$1,000; steam. electricity. driveway. artistic
decorations; near station; 90 minutes Man
rattan; 81 900 cash. SO monthly principal.
McNEECls. 90 Onion Hall ST.. Jamaica.
Phone Jamaica 42i5. MS
liOLLlS.--liouse rooms. bath, extra toilet :
plot S0xlo0; garage. car, everything In
perfect condition: going away. must sell I'M
mediately. Owner, HANCOCK. 2oOTH. ST.
MD JEROME AV.
KjNsINGToN, GREAT NECK--Two corner
plots. just inside the gate viii soil cheap
for cash or subordinate full purchase price
TO building loan. WITHERS, 81 Vanderbilt
av. Tel. Vanderbilt 94s4.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
ana your monthly rent Will buy an unusually
attractive all year home IN Arleigh: new
Colonial brick dwelling with garage: first
floor has large living room. dining room
kitchen; extra toilet and laundry In base
inent. second floor has 3 bedrooms. tiled
bath; interior finished throughout Ia white
enamel woodwork and mahogany finished
doors parquet floors throughout steam heat.
gas. electricity, sewer. &c; restricted section
ten years tax exemption; 5 minutes walk
10 large park and bathing; / block express
station; - minutes Grand Central; Sc fare
Call. write phone, J. s. WITHERS 81
Vanderbilt av., room 1914. Tel. a4S5 Van
derbilt.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

West Side.
loiST, 2f5 WEST Corner B'way)--Large
room In private house. prico OF usual de-
pressing furnished room. box springs: bath
adjoining. Schuyler 932s.
125TH. 25 West.--Desrably furnished, ad-
joining bath: running water: private. gen
tieman. ROBINSON.
150FH. $50 w. (Broadway)-Large, hand
scmely furnished double room, quiet, re-
fined apartment; business couple; kitchen
privileges arranged. also single room: ref
erences. Apt. A..
Borough OF Brooklyn.
BEAUTIFUL. large living room, plano. bed
room adjoining: business people preferred
housekeeping arrangements. Park Slope Apt.
Wall st. 10 minis. Terms arranged Phone
South i0Tn.
4TH Av.. 44e. Brookiyn-Furnished rooms.
large and small. all conveniences.
Long Island.
GARDEN CITY-Business couple. gentleman.
room, private bath. open sleeping porch.
breakfast: minutes station. Garden City
sai-M.
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Business Service.
Capital Wanted.


wANTED-MAN EXECUTIVE ABILITY
cqAReE SGHnlsriAEy new Yto8RK iATY CITY pE4NT LAM
MANUFACTURING AN ENTIRELY NEW
EATABLE ARTICLE: NO. COMPETE
TIoE; BIG DEMAND: TO RIGHT
PARTY WILL. CONSIDER PARTNER
SHIP BASIS: s., 900 NECESSARY: SAME
PROMPT ACTION NECESSARY: NO
TRrFLsRS: WE CONTROL. EXCLUSIVE
RIGHTS UNITED STATES. INTERNA-
TI0N,iL MACHINE CO.. BALTIMORE.
MD.
WANTED-In business established 30 years.
partner or partners 10 Invest $50. 900 70
Sf00, 900: make 50ao on your money. With
principal safer than IL placed on mortgage: !:
strictest investigation courted. G. BEN1SCH.
20 Hemlock ST.. Brooklyn.
CAPITAL or machinery or both Is required
for on oil enterprise OF tremendous magni-
tade In the oil center OF Rumania. All ere
writing Mr.. q. GUEDAL, 13 w. Both.
For Sale.
BAKERY for sale. modern: $500 weekly re-
ceipts. splendid location: $4,000 quick
buyer. Call go Ridge st.. Lyndhurst. N. ].
Miscellaneous.
wANTED--A patent for radio machine and
broadcasting set for Dominion OF Canada:
state best price for cash or royalty. 20J0
Herald. ESQ broadway.
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Rhode Island--saie or Rent.

EAST PROVIDENCE. n. r.-Fac.or,
sites; railroad or water frontage.
JOSEPH BULLOCK. 1850 Broad ST..
EdEewood. II. !.
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Borough or Bronx.
SIX room private houses Holland av.,
near Allcrton nv. station of White Plains
Division: two blocks from Bronx Park rent
500 per month. Apply agent, 2726 Holland
av Phone Olinvillo 1857.
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Automobiles Wanted.

AUTOS roUGHT FOR CASH. JANDoRF
AUTO CO. 1888 Broadway. Circle 247e.
DODGE touring model. i92f-ip22. mileage not
exceeding 1000 miles Circle 1888.
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CAPE cor. To rent. a cottage at the Soutl
Shore good size fully furnished.
CIIAS. BASSETT. South Chatham. Mass
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wcstchester--SaIc or Rent.


roE SALE. recently completed. well bun.
house. With eight rooms and bath. garage
attached, In residential section OF Manaro-
neck: all modern improvements; convent
entity located: satisfactory terms. For full
particulars communicate with owner.
MICHAEL STAUB. IA Ward av., bfamaro-
neck. N. n.
FOR SALE--Attractive bungalow, recently
completed, with fi.e rooms and bath and
garage; all modern improvements. right prics
and satisfactc~y terms. For fun particulars
communicate with owner. MICHAEL STAuB,
u ward nv, Mainaroneck. N. Y.
on Chester Hlll Mount Vernon
rooms, tiled BATH sleeping porch.
steam heat, electric lght near statton
price Si2, 200. ANDERSON REALTY
CO., 80 u. fst St, Mount Vernon.
81 500 VIII buy cozy room house, newly
decorated. corner plot. MURRAY i. PARKS.
1875 Pelhamdale sv. Phone 47ia.
RYE-FuRNrsHED COTTAGES.
Complete list from 81 900 up. Prices reduced.
Write. call or telephone
CHAS. s. FAULKNER,
Office facing Rye Railroad station.
Telephone i23 Rye, n. ".
TOPPING THE LIST
IN our Bronxvile homes: highest spot
best view; rooms stucco. baths; fire.
proof garage: corner 90ylS0. reduced for
rev days from $4,000 TO $1,000: act quickly.
BURKE STONE. INC.
Bronxville 1850 or y East I'D q.
WHITE PLAINS--Well built stucco house,
seven rooms. bath, &C.. all improvements; ;
plot 10000; good garden; price $500: terms.
Phone .o9I-R,
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Connecticut.
Massachusetts.

MODERATE PRICED, furnished summer
bungalows and cottages. on and near the
water. PERCY ". ADAMS. Greenwich. Conn
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PAINTERS.

PAINTING. papcrhanging. kaIsornining.
masonry guaranteed: estimates, I,
give us a trial. @. Haurun. 2i1 W. 146th.
Audubon 1A43.
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REAL ESTATr Out Of City.
BROADWAY-FLuSHING

COUNTRY home TO lease for season for
sale cliff overlooking Hampstead Har-
Dor. at Sea Cliff. Long Island: twelve rooms,
two baths, garage with chauffeur's quarters.
beautiful grounds. restricted ncighborhood..
Telephone Sterling bSSS.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Domestic.
EMPLOYMENT ByREsAu
Domestics. Bowling Green .4s7. 20 Broad
HELP WANTED-Female.

CHAMBERMAIDS. experienced first class
hotel work: good wages; board and room
Apply HOUSEKEEPEE, Hotel Chatham. 3,
East 4Sth st
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
OF Home and Business Needs.
DOGS. CATS AND BIRDS.

n. 4 =. BILLIARD TABLE. 5x10:
year old IL billiard chairs: reasonable. fss
Washington st. Jamaica. 4353W 1.nnaica.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
Machine TOOL
MERGER IS HAzY
Ccontlnued From First PAGE. }

Continued From First Page)
II was said, were being made by the
Chamber OF Commerce Of Philadel-
iphia 10 find a new site for the plant.
Newton officials were inclined 10 IA
vor its removal to this city.
This action, it was reported. was a
part OF the general plan under way
for a consolidation OF eight large
machine tool plants throughout the
country under the name of the
American Machine Tool Corporation.
New York and Philadelphia capital
is said to be behind this combination
and the Belts Machine Tool Com
pany, Rochester, n. Y. and the Niles.
Belmont Bond Company, Cleveland.
Ohio, are understood to be among
the concerns involved In the deal, In
addition to the Hilles and Jones and
the Newton firms.
When Mr. Bailey. president OF the
Hilles and Jones Company. was ap-
preached today. he said that all talk
OF the consolidation Of machine tool
plants was "up in the air" Nego-
tiations were too indefite as yet. he
added, to warrant serious discussion.
When asked IL there were a posi-
bility of the proposed merger being
contaminated, he replied that he
must decline TO indulge in specula-
tions.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
NAME RECEIVER
FOR OIL COMPANY

Judge Morris. in United States
District Court today. appointed
Robert c. Harmon receiver for the
Barrick Kentucky Oil and Gas Com
pany. Some time ago the court re-
ceived an application for the nam
ing OF a receiver On a petition fled
by former Chancellor Nicholson.
Tho petition was made by James
d. Brittingham. Of Philadelphia, a
stockhoidcr who alleges the COM
pany is insoivert. The argument
before JUDGE Norris today was con-
Quoted b. former Chancellor Mich
olson and George w. Lilley and
Phillip L. Garrett. the latter two
representing the oil company. The
company Is said TO own property
valued at S1,00O.Oo0.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
THREE FTRENIEN LOSE
2-DAYS' PAY EACH

Three hremen were tried by the
Department Of Public Safety yester-
day afternoon. two for lighting over
a friendly game OF cards" the
other for characterization. In neither
case. according TO the evidence Of
fered, was The offense Of a very SER
ious nature. and the directors inn
posed a sentence of two days pay on
each Of the three.
The insubordination charge grew
out Of some difficulty at Engine
. House No. 8. while the fight occurred
at Engine House No. 10. Chief Lutz
reported that the men had been
transferred TO other companies and
that he looked for no further trouble
from them.
r. Following the trials, in which
one Of the iremen had charged that
the lieutenant in charge of the
company had cursed him, President
Smith said that while the charge in
this case was not substantiated. the
rules OF the Bureau of Fire forbid
officers swearing at their men, and
told Chief Lutz to call the attention
of all the officers in the bureau to
the rule and insist that il will be
enforced
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
ELWOOD TO STAY AWAY
FROM BROTHERS HOME

Declaring that he will never again
go TO the home OF his brother, 1105
Railroad avenue, even though he
might be invited. Elwood p. Wat
son was dismissed by Judge Hast
ings, in Municipal Court this morn
ing. on a charge OF breach OF the
peace, preferred by his brother, Nor
man Watson.
According to the testimony FL
wood had been under a peace bond
on a charge OF breach OF the peace
toward his brother. but was released
Of it after properly conducting him
self. His brother was sick recently
It apparel, and asked Elwood out
to see him. He returned on other
occasions and created disturbance
Norman said, with the result that he
was arrested.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
.ARKITES ALL SET
FOR Big NIGHT
Chester Sailors to Join
With Locals in Parade,
Entertainment
TWO BANDS AND
POLICE IN LINE

Noah's Ark No. 1, OF this city, is to
embark upon some voyage" next
Tuesday night, when Chester Ark No.
2, will float down over the line and
Join the local Arkites in a street pa
rade followed by an entertainment
at the Auditorium.
About six hundred members qf the
local ark. headed by a band OF S5
pieces will meet the Chester delega-
tion at Fourth and Market streets,
where they win line up for the pa
. rade TO the Auditorium. The
route will be as follows: Form at
Fourth and Market streets, up Mar
iket TO Ninth. to King, to the Public
Building. where the Arkites. num-
bering with the Chester Ark about
1900 and two bands. will be well
coined by Howard NJ. Ward, presi-
dent OF City Council. From the Pub
lie Building the parade will proceed
out Eleventh street TO the Audito-
rum.
The parade will be headed by a
platoon OF police All members are
expected TO wear white hats. and
the local ark guards will parade in
Full navy officers uniform. No men,
Der will be admitted TO the Audito-
rum until all those in the parade
are admitted. Every member, there
fore. will have to parade to get a
seat
Members Of both the Chester and
Wilmington Arks are members OF l.
o. o. f. lodges. The Arks were or
ganized about a year ago Tor pro-
noting good fellowship.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
rINEp FoR cARRYrNG RAzoR.

william r. Callaway who was ar
rested several days ago with a drug
seller who was convicted and is now
serving a sentence in the workhouse.
was fined S25 and costs on a charge
OF carrying concealed razor by
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court
this morning. The razor was found
on him when searched by Detective
Nirden and Mahoney when they ar
rested him and the drug purveyor
near Second and Washington streets