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Evening Worlds
Headpin Tourney
Last NIGHTS Scores.

N,r yerh Edison. No. i-iierbeft. a. Con
molly. 40. Butler. 90. Eiehsnwaid. ". bislc'sid'
d. Total. 500.
New ynrs Edison. No. :-Rdwsil. % Collie.
~. smith. Al. Dyds. ~, Warren. ~. Total. 3o..
Irving National BANK ~ REYNOLDS. ~, Mm
lm,. rs. he Nile. 50. 4. REYNOLDS. 30. ~
George. az. Total. 3I3.
New York Edison. No. a-Colensn. 81 Con,
cn, ii brown. a; wlniam. -; Mccoy, o.
To,,l. 1850
N,bob. No. i-Nopi,. ~. BECK 70. Lode, 60,
Ro". !, schneider, IS Total, aI3,
New York Edison. No, +-ron'. %. Dough
er,y. ~. Eeg.,h. 0s Boui.nsrr, 80. romin,. Cd.
! Total. 3s3.
Jonah club. Nc. IA neuslc. ",
HenJc n srhmii', e. spa'hn'n. 20 |ahn'
-, Total. 20.
Gsrm.ni,. No. Boohyn NJ - Mclsich. 20
h,As.s. 10 Weston, o.. Lake, ~. kais'r, los.
TIL .0
Ion,h. No. 2-R,pp,. ~, schmil, j., O..
Ni 1s,9.. 40 T h.,... "a "a. h 'si;siyt q, :, !!o't%l y. ia;
~ s,'..S. "a. :a,;s iSgga;a I.! a. a, N'& %:'s. ..s. ''
N ,,sas" y, r. SiSf'' Soy. ssth.Spsfi' s. Is.
% 'I'93ssse' lg. n'' Il ssa,a'a.i. Nm '. s. s;n s%',@:
p' Ns... j$S S'i,,r 10 los, '}o e"''' i%.' N 81 H iS5.
III i s, iS!. t..,' ~ 20. .a Ss.s' 30. o. rs G;,'. ", 81
nuNNH itnhpkenl- NtnnltfN. lui, SHhh'Nl'
li3, MiA'f. lu3. Topper. To-. Earle. lVl. TO-
tai. i.t.
Roll Of Honor.
kAser. GeI mania 30 4 brooklJnl. .... lo'
" ,-hutts, Hud,nn tHolpksni. .......... III
Z. SCHNEIDER, Hudson .hohatsni .,......,. !.
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=. ! Mllnrh-f. kncsefbo kef ...........,. lW
ko-tr. huicksfbl cksi ..........,,.., 10
/, High Team Scores.
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: mon INDIVIDUAL SCOnI
William Ruihrtmtl. NoupAirI RfooAl,ul.... ~
I J schneider, Hudson lHpbosenI ........... II
; T~o.Nieht's Schedule.
b ~lfoqu0is ~. Lools, Mrtnpnlian EAntl. Ne
; Nuft GENITAL Fnlght tlsin Department Nation.
. ham Of g mgIeftr, oxford. Iue,l,, Co., Par
cna. Algonquin. -.sHsr. sn"-si.
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Leach Cross vs.. Tommy Maloney.
ton rounds. at olympic 4. c. oil
Monday night.
Fighting Dick Nelsoz vs. Young
kurtz. ten rounds. Brown Gym
naslun \. \. Tuesday night.
Leo Johnson W. Kid Egan. ten
rounds. Malvern 4. G.. Bronx, Feb. Il.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
Important Hockey Game To-Nisht

The New York A. &. and the Wanderers will
meet In one OF the deciding games In the Amateur
Hockey League championship series at tho st.
Nicholas Ring tonight. II the Wandeer win.
which Is predicted by the critics. they Will break
team and once more forge to the front in the race.
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WEE WILLIE KELLER
A WITH G

The famous Wee While" keeler
10 back IN tho National League
again. and he Is a member OF his
old club IN his old stamping ground
Brooklyn. While was with the
minors last year, having played with
Toronto OF the International League.
II IL seldom that men of his
years return 10 the big leagues,
However. President Ehbcts and
Manager BIZ DLhleu Of the Dodgers
are So anxious 10 turn out "a first
division team this year that they
are going to exercise every oppoy-
tuui'y to improve the team Kecler
is going to he used chiefly at the
Hot springs training camp TO teach
the mvu how t. hdnt-a department
~ the game IN which he has never
hcou olualled by ANYBODY In the
games history. kcclcr VIII work
hard Ia get In iirst-class condition
AMI earn for himself a regular
berth IN the outneld Catcher Eddie
Phelps Of the Old Pirate cham
plous q another veteran player
signed by the dodgers, and he should
prove an Immense help to the young
pitchers,
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Failure Of His Fighter, Jack Les.
ter, TO Make Good, Likely the
Reason Tommy Burns Has De.
cided 10 Return to Ring.

uery-ish,. 1912. W II. Press Publishing Co. |
The Nov Noth WORLD.
TOMMY BrRNSS tighter. Jack
Lester. didu't make good TO any
great extent In Australia. This
II probably one OF the reasons why
Tommy has decided upon coming back
10 the ring himself. After all. tho best
way 10 get money through the boxing
shme IL 70 &c, It yoursclf-If you're able
's
Hester fought Smith. the Australian
ostr-fed 'oLajiewclght." who trounced
lApke.
l"Toilowlng tie encounter OF tho two
rfbro c~hainp.pns.' Hugh u. Mcintosh
writes me. came the encounter between
Dave Smith. tho best Australian at his
weight. and jack Lester. the white
hope discovered by Tommy Burns. Les.
tf' was under u - forfeit TO make ~
seone ! pounds d15 pounds at 3 o'clock
on the afternoon OF the contest. lie
made II. and "a pounds less u7i,.,, but
DID not look TO have suffered In tho
ptocess. Lester commenced by trying
10 overwhelm Smith with mad rushes.
bbt the latter skilfully evaded the wild
swings and gave his heavier opponent
e'tsste OF MS recently developed hitting
Y"e'' ""to". "uueu W MS eklii. mas
~ mnn 'orn,"ao'e %ah'asonls' IN
-. =" ..a'"I wit "ow"
CONS. but tho next session saw the end.
f0r. apparently to save himself from a
Knockout. he struck Smith low and was
Immediately disqualified. Thus another
'Shito hops has had "A mctcortc career
inr ~,hs,. ~. ~, 90 "
snrinv FROM -" ~ " "'"s u
-
RcAN .su A. N.,, A.,
80. " ""o'' '"c
-. o s.""e w 'p''hk rum
"'s"' hcre IN NOW tofk' III JACK
lester ana the Other 1U-pound novice
white hopes came here and bumped
W against Al ralzcr. Jim stewart and
carl Morris, not to Jnentlon n few less
ABRUPT w~allopcrs In tho new hc,vyweighi
class. they wouidn', last ten rounds no,
"a discuss fourteen,
-
WHR. MISToSu goes ON. ..Jimmy
NV Clabby. who los, Ia smith ans,
IVA twelve months ayo h,a IN i,cc
a.. ar,w a,c,a,o, ~, ,ho nn, -,
M twenty .ounu encounter WIN S"',h'
~ ""'''' '"'""'s w. =" .'"",
NustrAh"' "a f"" m''e "p wow
nave some Instances down there.
theyD' where no defeated TED
whiting In twenty rounds on points,
Cyclone Thompson lost his Nrst nght
here with Iiandsnan Rice. twenty
round Thompson SAYS that he was nv
mn means I'm condition. having hcon only
sor,ni.b, ON ,h. .,..,,.r 1u,omnsnn
...,,-., 60 .vh H., r., 49,"
80 800 r.'..,. !"
sss"s W ""o"" s'e"' '"'"ss
.r p-. ~
..-~. =. $500 mss nv ou.-
"'a" an' ,.Iy pr,sn''
."""r 49,. an s'uu"n W we
Ss"a.,m! ~ s'"''' see tno
-.. Nv " Ha'Nn''o"
c"rn..,.a u,,A ~. 80 - an' ~
'nI.hnnr. 90, ',r"an so W
"." """,N"' vs. n"."V'
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Nights Schedule

~l'oquois ~. lools, MetnpNhian HAntl. Sew
Nori GENITAL Fr,sht tsim Department Natona.
IiAnk lf mBertr, oxford. Iun,,l,N Co., Pan
era. Alg"rgn'. -.gH.r, sn"-.'.
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Il BAYEs 4 JACK
sSSSssSS,o SSsssEJ$ fa5SssssgASs
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home SICK over in Paris and London that he Dc.
cided 10 bring them back.
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nCAN tell Mr.. McIntosh whcrc the
next one IL going 20 sprlng from.
Right here In New York. II Jack
Lester and the other 1%7i-pound novice
white hopes came here and bumped
~ against Al ralzcr. Jim stewart and
Cerl Morrir. moi to mention a few less
abrupt WALLPAPERS In tho new heavyweight
class, they wouldn't last ten rounds. not
Ia discuss fourteen
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
Death of Infant Son

Death of Infant Son
 Mike Nicholich. the eleven months old son of Mir. and Mrs. John Nicho- lich. Of School hill, died yesterday af- ternoon at three o'clock The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o'clock from the residence.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

velopments without impatience. l do not know of anything that needs to be added.
 The Nebraskan did not attend the night session of the convention 10 hear Parker's speech. He remained in his rooms to attend to correspond ence and confer with friends Alp, pzrently he was in cheerful hu- nor despite his defeat. Asked if he would carry the fight for proereS- sive to the floor of the convention, he said he hoped to be at the con vention. but did not care to outline his program He refused to discuss whether he would propose any blanks and denied that any requests for any particular blanks had been made upon him by western delegates.
 Some have suggested that your experience today might make you less interested fin the present con yention." said one of the delegates
 T can tell you from time to time what degree Of interest ] may take without outlining it in advance.
 But you are going to stay here? r Well, We had to pay for these rooms for five days, so guess we will get our moneys worth occupy ing them
 Just Like Chicago
 The first session Of the convention, winch marked the defeat of Bryan, was a noisy and disorderly one soon alter the opening prayer by Cardinal Gibbons. Lines between the Bryan and anti-Bryan forces frightened al most to the breaking point Bryan wss given an enthusiastic greeting both from the floor and galleries when he made his first appearance and when he began his speech ot protest against Judge Parker. He had not proceeded far, however, be- fore interruptions began to Le hurled al him. Kern was accorded treatment even less courteous.
 From thence forward no man who faced the convention was safe from cat calls. misses and noise making, and when Parker began 10 make ms keynote speech the disorder was so great that a recess was taken unul eight o'clock tonight, when De re- sumed his discussion of party prin- ciples and his denunCiation of the Chicago republican convention as one of the most disgraceful exhibitions in the political history of the country.
 Gaynor. of New York was talked ul late tonight as a possible running mate for Champ Clark in the event ot the latters nomination. For per manent chairman. Senator CulbersOn, of Texas. and Senator Kern, of h. diana. were discussed, in addition 10 Ollie James. Opinion seemed to center on the latter
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
OVERTAHED.
Huncreds of Bisbee Readers Knew
 What IL Means.

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 Have too much to do.
 They tell about it in many aches and pains
 Backache, dizziness, headache
 Early symptoms of kidney ills
 Urinary troubles, dropsy, Bright s disease follow.
 The statement below shows you d reliable remedy for kidney ills.
 J. ". Smith. 733 Grand Ave, Phoe- nix. Ariz.. says: My experience has taught me the value of Deans Kid ney Pills and I do not hesitate to recommend them as a reliable kidney remedy For some time l was an 1oyed by a dull pain in the small Of my back. accompanied by headache and other symptoms of disordered Kidneys 1 tried various remedies but did not find relief until l used Deans Kidney Pills. They proved satisfac- tory in every way
 For sale hy all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-s take no other.
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BRYAN LOSES FIGHT
 10 PARKER

(Continued from Page 1.)
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Brief Local Items
Recent Arrivals

Recent Arrivals
 Born 10 MT and Mrs. Ed Watson, of No. S6 Youngblood hill Monday morning a son. Born to NIT. and Mrs J. W. Donaldson, of Tombstone canyon. yesterday morning, a girl.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
Fer Women Who Care

Ofcourse you use an antiseptic in your family and in the care of your own per son, and you want the best.
 Instead of what you have been using such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or peroxide, won't you please try Paxtine, a concentrated autiseptic powder to be dissolved in water as needed.
 Paxtine is more economical, more cleansing. more gerDlicidal and more healing than anything you ever used,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
R Railroad Men Here

haitrOad Men f1ere
 Garnet King, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern: J. D. Willis. general claim agent of the Southwestern. and E. C.. Mustain. travelling freight and passenger agent of the road were in the city yester- day. Messrs. King and Mustain spent the night here, and will leave this morning for Tucson Business IS good and getting better" said MT Mustain. over in New Mexico the wool growers are feeling good over their prospects. and in Arizona find a general feeling of optimism. due to the rising price Of copper. so everything seems to he lovely"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
MAYORS JULY 1 PROCLAMATION


  Peope O
  patriotism in the and adequate observance the nations and shall ppeciaton the honor bestowed Executive, appropriately or the Mayor City cau upon residents patriotism possible the other dressing district patriotic people glorious
 JOHN s WILLIAMS,
 O
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

When your child las whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and cypcctoration easy by Ciy- ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may he required This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. IL has been used successfully in many cpl denies and is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers. 1fT
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

of the leaders frankly said they re- sented Bryan's assumption to die tate the temporary chairmanship. Bryan, however, remains a stalwart factor in the convention and may be given the authority 10 write the plat form
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
EuneraI of Twn chiIdrnn

Funeral of Two Children
 The funeral of the baby daughter of John Prk. whose death occurred Monday morning al the home on School hill. wa held yesterday af- ternoon al three o'clock, from St Patrick's Catholic church, and inter- ment was in Evergreen cemetery. Tb. funeral of David Sharp. the seventeen day old son of Mir. and Mrs William Sharp, Of Johnson addition, whose death occurred Sunday evening, was held yesterday afternoon at two o'clock from the residence. conduct ed bv Rev. Creighton Spencer. of the Episcopal church lnterment was Tn Evergreen.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

II is now well known that not more than one case of rheumatism in ten requires any internal treatment what ever. All that is needed is a free sp. plication of Chamberlain's Eminent and massaging tbe parts at each ap- plication. Try it and see how quick
 ly it will relieve the pain and sore hess. Sold by all dealers ff7.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
Portland Rates Announced

TVFI'dWd Hatt5 NTlWUUNLEI
 Special rates on account Of the Elks reunion al Portland will be on sale beginning June 29 and cOntinu- ing through July !. The trip from Bisbee will be continuous as far as Yuma, but stop-Overs may be had after passing that station and at any point
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

It should not be forgotten that It vas the gallant colored troops who saved the Colonel at San Juan Hill.- Hartford Time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

NAN hN01NAH AAbHhas HdAl they tt- sented Bryan's assumption to die tate the temporary chairmanship. Bryan, however remains stalwart factor in the convention and may be given the authority 10 write the plat form.
 Clark on First Ballot
 Democratic leaders appear gen timely anxious to strike a winning combination. They say they are will jng to defer to the progressive ele- ment. Nothing is more tangible to- night than talk claims
 The result of the balloting on the temporary chairmanship today, said Senator-elect Ollie James. of Ken !uckyl means but one thing. z tha~ Clark will be nominated on the first ballot" James was discussed to- night as the probable permanent chairman of the convention. This is ir line with the policy of the con servatiyes to placate the progress sives. now that they have defeated Bryan. His choice would be further evidence of the Clark strength in the convention.
 Bryan was frequently interrupted in his remarks today, and it is re garded as doubtful tonight whether he can get another hearing on any issue involving himself Bryan claimed the right 10 speak today on the ground that in three presidential campaigns he has borne aloft the banner of democracy as it's presi- dential nominee The democratic party has been "a pillar of fire b. night for the plain people, and now that the dawn has come il should not be made pillar Of cloud by day
 Charges Corruption
 Bryan made another point which elicited unbounded enthusiasm from his hearers. when he declared the sinister influence which had been at work in the republican national con vention was operating even more brazenly at Baltimore Bryan was plainly under stress when he made his plea to the convention 10 turn down Wall street interests which he declareAs~eTe represented in the se- lection Of .3udge Parker as temporary chairman. II advocated John W Kern, of Indiana, for chairman.
 Kern taking the floor from the -NebIoShdn, OTdNdlltAilE tdleO upon Parker to withdraw from the fight and in the interest of harmony 10 throw his support to any one of the half dozen proCressives named b. Bryan sympathizers There was no Immediate response to his challenge. and Kern then declared it was a fight to death between the interests and the people, and Bryan the only person fitted 10 bear the brunt for the people.
 On behalf of Parker, il was sa i'd later that as he had not sought the office at the hands of the national committee and had taken no part in the fight, he felt he had no right 10 withdraw.
 Bryan Disappears"
 Bryan lett the convention hall by rear entrance soon after the vote on temporary chairman was an- nounced, and resumed his conference in his rooms. Tonight he said:
 The vote shows the attitude Of the convention, my speech shows my views on the subject l have no statement to make. I will await de-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

Should Roosevelt be defeated at Chicago he will probably declare that the man who said he was candidate Is a liar.-Richmond Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26

en route returning. The return limit is ninety days from the date of pur- chase. A number of Bisbee Elks will attend the reunion and conven- -ion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-26
Breaks Out of City Jail.

Breaks Out of City Jail.
 Clarence Moon, who was arrested Monday evening by Night Officer Ruff on the charge of disturbing the peace and placed in the city jaii. es- caped from that mock bastiIe by dig ging a hole in the wall He was re- captured yesterday morning at ten o'clock at Lowell by Ofice~ Walter Brooks, and when arraigned before Judge High was fined ten dollars. which was paid,
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Assured Presence With lis People. 90
SHruaN school 1T -."u J. m. H. D..
tiem"ns. superintendent i.pv ortn
l'agn- from ID J.. ~. to g.. l.. ~ &.
subject o.. discussion. Tie l"asl %
90 Song Lie and Service" This t.
fpw"t'h rally DAY. Clt-- fu-,t.flu az
3. D. M. PRAYER meeting Wednesday
''.h'. Class meetings TUESDAY and
TLur.iay uirhis IT,. HEM; X I.i,t
memorial PIPE organ r"cita Joy Pro-.
: y smith. cf "a" E,tey Organ com
paLH. vii. take pla,- ~ a.. Simpson
Memorial church Tar.lIy ,.,riu-.
January if'h. i'l3. ~ \ o'clo,a 70 m.
g " IS. Jenkins. pastor
N">l.y y. T. church. $500 Jacob
rect j.. u. Workman. pastor -;
vices .or sunday. J.nuar, % Ca
n"'r.nr a. '.1" q m and . .rr ,..
Ir'acf.r- &C. D." ." e 90 ana $50 O.
p. Sunday .rl.'i 80 . u -u..
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service this afternoon az . o'cio,k
Rev. &. =. Oliver oi New Jersey viii
nav" charge of all services.
War~ood sbyjerian church. ~.
ear W. Day. - Tor Preaching b. ihc
pastor az ~ Il. m. AMI 10 y. IN {.
school at 80 a. M. prayer
meeting "Wednesday. 80 p. ~.
IAN" Street Me. church. corner
seventeenth and Jacob street,. Mil
lard r. Pruchard. pastor In O'Clock
a. m. public Worship. sermon bv The
pastor. II O'Clock o. M. SUNDAY
school. &. u Lennon. supcrlnt-nd-
cnt. $50 q. m. class meeting. John
y. Lor"utz. leader: 80 .. IN. SONG
scryic" and sermon. b. ia" pastor.
followed with an cyancelistIc service.
NJ both m" wornin" and evening soy.
vices n.w w-ub-re vii L.. received.
You ar" cordially invited 20 attend
These srry .c-@
German ~. p or.r.b. O.. = Gar
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In the Churches


FIRST Presbyterian church. corur:
OF Chapline and Thirteenth streets.
Rev W. ID. Cook. ID D. minister
ScrS ices ~ $3.50 Il. m and 80 p. IN.
The sacrament OF IN" Lords supper
will be- observed at the morning ser
vice. sabbath school and Bibl. class
al ".l5 a. m..lsland sabbath school
Meyers hall. at p. M. Memorial
chapel school. Eighteenth street. at
. ~ p. M. IoUug Peoples class in
lecture room - . - p. m. prayer
meeting "Wednesday AZ 1.%r p m.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev.
Charles II. Mcdonald. p. -. pastor
Services az 90. 900 O. m and 80 = m
sabbath school ~ % 81" g. m. CHRIS
'ian Endeivor rna..'.l.- - 8, = m 4.
prayer meeting Wednesday 80 -
J. N IN" pastor H.' CONDUCT rh"
quart rly common sunday morn
INK and ~ '.- .t.'.a- aIi SOAK or
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JAPS ARE WILEY
Declared $500 Gs-Soldiers Of Mikado
Are IN Hawai- and Could Seize
Islands.

WASHINGTON. Ian ia state
mont that There IRE - Uu" former
JfpaTes" so'dirrs ia Hawai-. who
would sLr.,:' Japan 5. that country
and IN" United .-'ltes vent 10 var
created O. t""p impression ON tue
h'u-" comm .i'rr cr r.ii'sr- AFFAIRS
GO .8s uh'l MAJOR G'rrral WHIam ~
cart p. a~s.- f.gf chef 81 STAR - -hs
ar,nN. mad. 'f,c a-s r-ion
G.7a-r carter ., proceed fh~ baIaf
az t'' --ras r.-s-pi ~'-n - rr-- f.lr
3D." r'-aI S----s f-lst r-eatIs .-lars-
- military fr.. .a -l- isarl~
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY
MAGISTRATES EXTRA TAX
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Jan. T.
Intimating that n aid was not secured
from the board of education the libra
ry would be closed. the trustees OF tho
Carnegie library here appeared before
that an extra levy of one mill be made
according to Ohio laws for library
maintenance. One employe has been
dismissed because council did not ap-
propriate enough money for salaries.
Only 500 is available for new books. ,
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new PENSION BILL =
Ts - os<--s ~ s~-s,s- s-c--ssr
!. psses - to sss~s< S,<--
-cS1 DliL

WASHINGTON. n e. JAn- "a
When the senate eouEaai~s - 80
sior- nevis Noneay "a conslc-r tn
Sherwood general servsce peasson BIN
Chairman Net anbcr VII al the
committee to substitute n bin ~htch
lie has prepared and introduced.
which undertakes 10 grant Increased
pensions BY amending the pres~nt
Law so as TO make additions both on
account OF age and service.
Estimates place the increased cost
under the McCumber bill at se:.0"a
O0o annually. ar an average of So per
man. Senator Curtis. of Kansas. n
member Of the committee. will also
Offer "A substitute 20 thu Sherwood
bill. materially reducing its figures.