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MAY EXACT FULL
DUTY ON SUGAF
Administration to Mec
Financial Need- by Re
tain in i* Old Tax.
REVENUE WOULD B!
DOUBLED BY CHANGE
R ?prirent alive Glass Declares
Appropriations Could Met Be
Met b> Proposed Measure.
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Are You Going?
It's the biggest Motoring Event in years.
Surely you'll be there?but, come first to this
splendidly equipped Motor Apparel Shop.
right in the heart of the Motor District, and
lind anything and even-thing that is good in
Motor Clothes tor yourself or your chauffeur.
Warm, --mart apparel that will give you com?
fort in your car or in the grandstand.
Men's Motor Coats $25 to $60
i wide variety of smart, warm fabri
roomy and splendidly mad?
Warm Fur-lined Coats
? 1 ur Outside C <> its in l,ir_;p van
$40, $50, $75, $85 AND $90.
Lap Robes, $5 to $35
And a splendid assortment of \\,
Sweaters, Gloves, Gauntlet-, ( apa, and
Chauffeurs' Outfits $43.50
In. hiding Overcoat, Suit and C ,?p to match
? il $57.50, $75.00 and $125.00
f?$20 and $22
Motor Apparel Catalogue Mailed on Requeit
Quit eQzUkilW
BROADWAY at 49th ST.
Hello ! Hello ?
Who is it ? OK I!
Sure, you must go
To the Llectr\c ?Show,
Reca.use today there will bo ?Kowrt
T1, ? Transcontinental Telephone.
\ ore you will hear
the people talk_
Fron. San Franc i<_>co I.
to New y?wls_(
And while they tell L
What's domg at the fair.
You'll see the pictures of it- here
Just as it happens there1
'_? a-li
WhAt 7 Hello \
.Sure, that's at the Show I
Oh. .say
It s Telephone Day !
What s that ? Hello !
X_ Ta
Awn^ht
You'll find the .Show on
d.iy and mint II
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ELECTRICAL EXPOSITION
AMOMOTOR SHOW
. CftANDCCMTnUPAlACE-. ,
II AM " IIP M
Xuittr ??fK(j
BETHLEHEM NEX
IN MERGER F?E!
Jump o? 49 Points in S(<
Cnnscs Reports TIki
Combine Is Near.
WAI I- ST. WATCHES
SCHWABS MOV
( ontrol of Pennsylvania Si
Co. Sought, Is Belief Won
Be ? rust's Biggest Ri\al.
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of Their time on priv
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again the a
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lUt in lines of munitio:
?? to which rno?t ereden
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have b<
"the P?'n
. and th? fact of :i
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ania Steel ?'on
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up in a Bethlehem men
imply t?
Shipbuilding Plants Important.
'?The properties of I
are an impoi
I the tid?
building ?
?4j , become ,rr
hipbnil?
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try up. .- m the expoi
tiade.
"So far uu products go, tho ?.
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par va ? 11 ? i \- *? 1 ?
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the new si
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red prii
upr,'u
II intr. in the
v for
ri??- ii on ii
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lir Repablie
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Says Scrutiny A\v?iits
New Steel ?Combination
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legal,
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that
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WANTS $5,000,000
FOR NAVY TESTS
Daniel. Will Ask Appro
priation tn Build Big
Laboratory.
EDISON IS ELECTED
CHAIRMAN OF BOARD
Outlines Plan for Research, lit?
eluding Work on Sob?
iinrinos.
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W r ? ? ? ! t o '.
;.,y of tha I SW
Coasnltinc H^tr. Baerstai7 Dai
aril] recommend ta I i gresi tl .* I
?.
. reoea..h and e t\ ". i'iien'al lab
ny similar institi
world Thomas A. Edison, who
was sleet? -man of the b?oard, of
fered oat li were
unanitnou?!'. embsi
!? || plai r'' I to l ihr insti?
tution 01 I aar an? ogll ?.. ?
to insure ? ipp! >'
nd 1 '? ' It will p
for sxporli leht in ?von
pi lei '
?1 nn 1
..- ,.f experimental lubmarines
is
large a? any DO? In eommissiOB ?n the
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^ocTicy will he carefully provided
for. The building will 1? iniTOttnde 1
by a h:?..h fence, and visitors will not
be admitted at any time. A naval of
of high rank will be placed in
charge, t'nrier him iHH bo naval of
of broad esportones in labora
'? da, :.nd staffs of civilian
c) emiati and ' > ? **'1"
bo aboliahed aa f;.r a? po^hle, giving
.l.irly mimlifri of the
c on
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"Tima ihould be tha ei lenca of th>'
.? eon
?1 v.'i'.l
capacity at all time-.;
two, and pei hap?
t h roe,
llaon'i r"*:matc,
t h?? en-; 01 mail
si :
a jrea r. Seer tarj Daniela believes.
er, 1 ? ? : arill be Mved
many tira? ? ov? ? by the Increased ?-f
? eney n sghout the
t.avy.
Amoaf the foatares t.? he incorpo
? I 1 li v. ?11
have ; es g and
ins working models to destruction?''
A A pattern ?hop.
H A ' n iry.
1 a east Iron sad fast steel
D .achine shops for larfro and'
. heel met..! 1
F f 11 ?nd
large a
c, Marin. .rire enough
to bul ? ?
of l,6C. ?
Wo. hop.
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L?Motlo ture dcv.lopint.
and printing department,
M Compli ' ' g rooms.
N?Electi ratory and
0 Mi laboratory and
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i' 1 ? 'r'ory, sepa
main laboi
The hoard vote ' to lubdivids
into fourt? en eommitteea, to he ap
ted later, which will have chai
work, inch
? ' commui i
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-'ion. etc.
?ted, beside? Mr Ed
r Hewitt of New
? a in; v.. I lam ,T.
P?a i. x. .i,
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I . . - latant
. '..an.
PUDE THIEF RETURNS GEMS
I eels A?ham<'d When Scolded and
.??.irn. Wossaa T?> lie Careful.
Be " r of 8 new '
When the housewife told him be
ed 1 homo of
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as leav?
ing ?>. here 1 be? m rhl fu'.l
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In a
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Pet. ey, of 'he Long 1 ? I
1 ."y Detectiv< ?1rs. Theo
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of this itorj I
a deserip
: the intrudei to the 1 ..'.ice. Il
it eh the
Aa Mri. Cook op? loor to her
room on ays, a
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MUNITIONS MAKERS
SEE DEFENCE NEEDS
Westlflghottse, Announcing War
Orders, Sa\s Manufacturers
Mum Be Ready to Help.
In a statement to itoekhelders, H H
\\ r tingboase, i i ssidi : ? si the '?'? ? '
iflghoBSS Air ftrake l'i.mpsny, ?ays the
ny ha.? ac
! ihrapael, complete, i
propellnnt pouvier. nml ftdd
eartridgs eaaes smountlng to $17,930,
000
"Ville the term? BIS favorable, with
ample guarantee? sgsiast eentingen?
?ie?.'' says Mr. We ? nghoase,
or'lrr? have aeeeaaitated s heavy ex?
penditara for ipecia] raaehlaerr i d
for :? itiea in temporary,
thouRh ?ui.?-.,?? boildlags, t.i the
end that th? i in output i I th?
rompu- might n"t
,, Bilden revival
of the ra raj
"It pected that
,.i tl ipecia aad the
building? not svsilsble for future ass
shall haue been charged "if. the set r<
-ult will re] * iiitiat but.
not an unusual mannfacturiag profit
on th?- m leant Im ol ? ed."
Mr. Westinghouse said the factor
?tin? influence?! the company to und?r
?i.ke this ?pecial line ol work was the
arable outlook for the railway
supply business an.! the desire to pre?
vent s repetition of th? hardship-; en
dared by the ?TOrklag force lust winter
through luck of employment.
"There is, liouvi ver, another eonaid
erstion ?rhieh ihoala be mentioned,M
sd?la 'he company's head, "namely, tha
? ? ? ma si noy i
nnexampled conflict r,ouv raging In En
come fi
of oaf larger mannfsctaring concern-;
to ; i? pan ??, bj tha Installa?
by the
acqui ? teel : meehaaleal
experience ? ? ? lacking,
i i Stat? - Government
? oantry ?hoald
such u contingency aria?."
The company reported for the fiscal
endea July .'il riet earning? of
$1^76339, s failing off of ll^07,15tk
582,137, equal
t., :? : - pei . ? "u 119,638,467 ?-toclc,
ired uvith 17.7!! per cent earnerl in
1914
I)?? it to-day! Register] if you do
not reei-ter. yofl cannot vote ?in Kler
linn l'a?. If >?sti ?In not register, you
?anm.t earolL If ><iu '!'? n?it enroll,
ynu ?anu??! take pint in next \ear'?
primarle?. I??(ti?ter ami Unroll.
BELGIAN COOK BOOK
Edited by MRS. BRIAN LUCK
Issued undei the patronage
??? the Qu*een <>l England
and the Princess of Belgium
ai all BsMksteree. |1 M nf*t.
L. P. DUTTON * CO.. 681 Sib Ave., N. Y
THE STRODD PIANO
"IN TONE AND ACTION A MUSICIAN'S PIANO"
PRICE $285
?
MORIZ ROSENTHAL, concert
pianist of world's fame and one of
the ?greatest modern masters of technique,
says of the Stroud?
"The Stroud Upright Piano has a clear,
sound tone, a quick and correct action and
I feel astonished you can sell such a good
in.strument at such a comparatively low
price."
For tho^o persons of discriminating musical taste
who tor one reason or another cannot invest $500
or $600 ?n .1 pianoforte, the Stroud is the ideal
instrument. Pnce is its one moderate feature.
THE AEOLIAX COMPANY
AEOLIAN HALL 29-33 \V. 42nd St.
"liaren [cf t:.* AmUett-Veeeti ?> ene tht fetenas Fiea la th* it'teit amaajfetOSfem
if e-.-ia.ii mstrntntnti in th* :a ?.'!'.
Tht Slrnud, the
famous Stack and
t h e magnificent
Weher pianos are
on sale in New
York City only at
Aeolian Hall.
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he Sign ofa
Rel?ableDeauer
andthsVorlds
Best Gasoline
caution
The Red, White
Bloc SOCONY si.^nis
displayed by _H _e_l
eri tutfaorized to sell
?SOCONY ?Motor Gas
(.lint*. Bet. _!'*_* of mis
representation. If it
isn't S?COaWit isn't
the Standaid Oil Com?
pany of New York's
( iusoline. Look for the
weekly Bulletins con
taininglistofSOCONY
dealer.?
Gasologue No. 3
"Ever have any trouble startingP"
"No, never. Well, hardly ever."
"What do you mean, 'hardly everP,M
"Well, sometimes when ray tank is low?"
"What difference does that make? You say
you always insist upon high gravity gasoline. '
"Yes, I do, but-"
"Ever hear of homogeneity PM
"No, isthat-?"
"That's what's the matter with your gasoline.*'
"I see, too much homo?"
".No, too little. Your gasoline is light at the top
and heavy at the bottom. It's probably a mix?
ture of a very light fuel with a neavy fuel. The
average gives you what passes for a high gravity
gasoline, but that doesn't do you much good
when you've used up all the light stuff and
are trying to run on something that's a first
cousin to kerosene. Good gasoline is a straight
distilled product, the same right through?top,
bottom, and in the middle."
"But how am I to be sure I get itP"
"Just ask for SOCONY Motor Gasoline. It's
homogeneous ?every drop the same as every
other drop?and every gallon the same as every
other gallon, whenever and wherever you buy
it."
"But suppose I do ask for SOCONY Motor
Gasoline?how do I know whether I'm getting
what I ask for?"
"Look for the red, white and blue SOCONY'
sign on the garage or supply station. It means
the same thing as 'Safety First* when it comes
to gasoline buying."
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NBW YORK
Priaeipol Otic?*
New York Buffalo AJbany Boston

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