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The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
ALCOHOL IS UNNECESSARY.

Alcohol is not necessary to any healthy individual, To some it is luxury. To some a great temptation. Alcohol is not essential; not only so, but it is absolutely deleterious to life. When it is formed by living matter 1t is got rid of as soon as possible.- Prof. Simms Woodhead, Sunderland
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

The Municipal Bond Amendment No. 14 will be voted upon at the cleo ton on september II. 1914.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

MATTER REQUIRED TO BE PUB
 LISHED BY ACT NO. 3. Synopsis of Laws of Legislature. General Orders of Railway Commission. Claims paid by County Court. Changes in Assessments. Report of Commissioners of Account. Report of Improvement Districts in Mu- inequalities.
 Financial Statements of Municipalities.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

Advertisements
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

90. 4 n..s.- -. ~. -.
n,a... n.,..s.. 1. ...-~0...a..A
~ ~. =. ~ - s.r..,... ~
- ns,,... ~. \. -. v.,..-
a.ss ....... -s 80.
..s,.s.-ss - - 81 - =
2 ~ NJ. 4. q. nm ssA -. MA.
adSSS4a hese ejbW Oklohsue. ousday.
.-.s. ..rA n~-s -. I-.,,.
=.
~. 49, nn Pstu 40 MA news's
passuls.
ns. aod Nm. e. A. Winhours aad
Mn Anjta ettsudsd the Ojd. Timess'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

- Co., oo0o UDqoos
- 1lssAlu,aa nssA ~ bssuAs
~ pssesss = ~ - Asssae TAnass
p,sss.
no. ~ = nsss.sss ~ lsusss
hh sss4 ~ . ~ sssduasss
olalm.
Tue oDvssas,sst sssvsyoss - taag
90 vsss. - - - ~ ~ uhjss
- ssuek - msss esosywhsss.
Ia Dssdasass = evss mo- Duena.
@ Iookias silss hh vallsy lntsssseA
Il p. 2. 0Aost ~ 1ss ealf - svsss
clover ~ wssA.
MA HssAtnas 80 dsaeAsss, Nm.
Kia9. maAs . tvip - nsElas ~
mesoes ed ftult tAs asse - ~ w..
Mn. wiibas HlsAop spkst essday
With her mnshss. Mn shoss.
NJ. naea!rell has sid hh Wsalshy
applss 10 shs Dolosss Lamhss : sap-
ply In.
John Tiehs b wcstins sas Jim Cal
loway q ncElnpo, and has nsads
several tsips % the valley ~ish fssls
and nsslons.
MN. nagsSrsl. g., len lest wssk ~
Douglas. Arisoaa 10 wilt with hss
daughter.
!. ~. Ellle and vile hevs rssasnsd
from their trip 70 McElmo.
Mn. Cora DaliciA hes taken her son.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

nm. Onnsky go satl1Ssa = DslAA,
vsss vis.slsg Asss eseAAy.
Jas $500 ssd Anily havs novsd
= Ls~ts wAsss - ~ pssllaes viii
~. 0a0Ilu.
~. esd NM cAi Tssss vsss ssssas
- shs PhIsgass nsnday.
oslts ssmhss q or psspss q.
tssdsd shs PisssssJ sssalss = Dolo-
-. Friday, and Sspest : oas tlsns end
IN sssbessss spsssd. Ths hlssssy q
Mosssssasa county w. intssssstag,
ed The spssksss vsss sqsal y ~
oocaslou.
A. q. Corbstt and Win vsss 10 town
Mt Friday.
Cosmsn Hammond, Win and two
boya, ard MN. william Balss snd son
ass 10 visiting With NJ. sd NM Allen
Hammond ihIs wesk. They rsport
ane csops 10 thsir neighboshood near
the Colombo md Utah line.
NJ. and Mn. D. Purcell and daughter.
assy. n Assiola. wsrs visiting friends
herr Sunday.
Rev. Harris and Rev. .DoPos closed
tlsels meeting Sunday svsning. There
wss lasss crowd TO enjoy The splen.
did ssssnoe spndsssd BY Rev. Dulans.
~. and MA o. j. Llndquist ~sss
91esss ot Nm. w. z. Miller last Thur.
dly evening.
Thsss ass seveal casss u whoopine
eDash hsss. end . fsw pupils are Oh.
ssns from school On thk seSo0ns.
hes. OuP0s Nh 1os his horne near
AanoOs, noadAy.
Resd Tsbb ard CAsslss Kunts a.
tspdsd the O,d-T inssn re0nion.
r. a. McUosmIck aad family were
guests a ths, Hammond Sunday
evening.
The sasehss ass 'bosy cutting corn
this week aud 10 y extra god. TIE
whssa and oats ase ell in stack and ~
ere waiting patiently los the thFsshing
mschlne 10 CONS ssousd.
d.. johnson b hsss from the East
end y delighted with this section ol
The co0nssy.
(Dsssivsd tso late sos isss wssk.l
School eomnssncsd sOnday With Z
lasgs attendance, and Mn Isabelle
Akss In chasBs.
Mn Assy Pusosll sstusnsd hosss
Friday 10 eatss sehsoa at AFRICA 6hl
has tesH visiting niss nsatsies Passoas
M ths pase wssk.
sssln Rsesl OesAssssa rstugus1 hauu
~ Ths~oav alsss . pssaGsMs shsss
vseks' vish yish hss hsuehen nsasal
walter.
nm. Dsck Mosssn ssd too litts
daaghten srs yis,slag Nth Mn. Allsu
Hammnod thh wssk.
Rev. Harris = saaiaeed this vssk By
nev. DsFns al MsRona. The meseines
len vell sstsndsd and much Interest
manlossted.
4. b. Passona end d. Purcell and
their families iuosnspd over tn ncEln,o
essoa lass SUNDAY. They sepnst . hes
ssip sssd pssasy = watssasssoss 70 eat.
Mn. =. D. pausss psssAastly enter
tsiss1 the Al lese Thursday. rhess
we're ten insmhsn and two WILTON
pssaset. They ID quite bit u wosk
and bed . lovely sftssnoDa. Dainty
psfpsshwsnts vess sssvsd. They ID.
burned lo0d 10 their pFalss ~ Mn
PSssoss' sotsrtainment.
p. b. 6cost wiil isave In shost tims
~ Lovsiand, Co,osado. vhsss - be-
sssspssd . position - bookksspss 1T Z
sssas iHesosy.
We @nss not forget the fais eeptsm'
bss -, and every ons arrange 70 hsvs
somsshing then. La ~ - how many
blue Ribbons - ean wIn,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11


Carefully cosnpiisd statistics show
thst last pear The Ansssican psopls ~
e7i7.@. m % 10 variosn sss rich qslck
schemes. Mul u this ranse fspus psu-
pls II small msacs sud vent " tbe
fFnV1slens land psousotsss, hosassa
mixs stock dseless. aud vaSio9s other
swindlen Who sss ollsssug shs psbltc .
chance 10 usake . fortune 10 shost
tiuss aud With . s,sssll snvssamsut,
Thsss psomotssv usaks . spseiaity ~
dsaling With rsopls ~ sasli asass
who hsvs fsum esO.0O 10 o6,0m - u
iavsst. Tue Fssssns thsy vss11 ~
cslve FINN, tbs avsssss jooal tavssemset
would - b very lsrus end . suseseh
talking sohssses whp sitb,y pssuisss
them . chance 10 doubls thsis asssy
In . eoop,s ysass, sssslly b. Iist1s
esoeb,s In sstslsG u In sssusn ~ .
hau1ss0dy engraved seoot esss,oenAs
vssth jsss = nssa = ~ passs Il =
psless1 es. n wlll - soslss1 thas
- ashsssss ssusl(y 49, Nib lse1a
- Wsssss y MexieA e 49, 49, = :
E11ssawsa = - Gbsaitag . eamenoy n
eniD1 $780, - spsss1Asesss esns -
lavsstlee whlsA y dsse1asd - svvslu-
ttssaiss snsus ooe u oss lasUs lsdsseslsA
o. oosns vsvy ~ u ths Iavsussn evss
Aeas eay Doss shost thsis psasssy.
Rsesstiy sosns a The sessss have hsss
loeklng iase thsss swtnAlss ed ~
taking steps 70 psnleet shsts pssp1s.
Kassss. especially, hss ssksW Ne lssA
In this matter w(th hss aAmso "n,ss
Bky Law" - sslIsd fren ~ ~ shas
that = uasally shous ~ sssh psaple
hsvs 10 III. Un6es thts nv, bsesss
. psoasotss oan osss seeeks M sais v
The psop,s n thas sssse. ~ assss appess
hs&nss The sssls hank exasnlnss end
psOvs n him thst thsss an snase
tangible sassss tash ~ shs sehsass. n
u b miss sesek. TIE pseneass msue
psssvs shst ths sssse ssally sxiuas snsns
p,aes bsssdss 10 hls alsA. IfA + laR1
10 sSosida, ~ muss pssvs list n ; 10
f10stde end mt IN The Osle a Meslee,
tbs EvesgisAss. ~ snass plsss vhsss u
vtll bavs N b measured h bsshstssls.
T6ts ~ 6ess sos hssAicsp shs hssssss
pseasotss. esd psosssss sAs ssssIl
Harvester vbo aasnos tsvsseiaaas ssch
pFOpnatb0ss hinsssi1. -Alsss1 WnalAv,
O. A. e., Port Cu,1lna.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

NJ. and Nm. Rsess Josdss and
dasshtsss. a 6sooklyn, New Yosk,
and Herman Ae.ss a Booss, 1ews,
vhe hsvs bssR spssdias The pass sis
vssks hsse . evssts u NJ. asd Nm.
Otsq Kdssss end iAnily. Departed thia
vssk VIZ Dunaos ~ thsis hooss ia
the Eat, stepping % ths way ~ Z
bsssi eall q The KSblnss saaeh sssi
Do,osss, aud slselDs UP y ~ Moo
vss6s Nssiosal part, whsss thsy
vislted the iaaseas C1l0 DvellinW
They vsss seaompaaisd = ~ = Ds
sangD ~ M. Kassss SD daughter,
HATTIE. Who sssusasd heos today.-.
nleo 1tsm.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11


The iAir propIs have deslgnatsd
TAunday, sspssmbss slth, - ''S.ock
Day." All Stock lvuss b on tbs
gsoands BY . .. m. and remain until
sasne have bsss judged. when the
jndging y cDmpietsA thsss Will b .
psssde u the wiunsss before the grand
saand.
TIE Fair associatiou wili provide .
~ rson shis ssssDn ~ hdIss sud
shildsen. For shis paspuas they have
secured the ss0as building sosasssly
osesptsd BY tbs Aotni drug ssoss. u
will b. ntssd With ctaip ssd oouehss.
apd oshsswiss osssa up - sseh plscs
shosld b.
Two hans hall UAmn have bsaa a.
nnGsd shis ysas tstvsea tbs 6htprcck
laAlan team and . plsksd tsasn ffua,
~ county. Sspsssatssdeat bhsless
y sAivseea vrsss tAas % nsg sEess(
avssa - 6bsn hheea6s.
~ LA1tss A. = ~ =. Is eAsssA
vsll 1svs aanls shis ysss,sa ths f1ss.
slsGess hsllalwg = ~ sssal pSpsla1
pssess. Pull Assseesussnsz havs ssss'
spsAs b shs ssaDeiaiIon 10 take oass Al
I'll vbo eoase In sbs wsy q nssals ssd
as.xarvssss
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

0s1sess Rlvss oeeDs.
Nm. Ja1ss Aswsy a Costss, = visss'
Ing ~ cosssia. WIN Lpsss aud lami'y
this. Ussk.
Outs nunsbss n Ptcnssss sson'
this section o. tns country ssssaoeo
The sssmloa u Dososss Friday.
~. and NM Aass hopps j"ss"sysd
" Dnsasrs nnnaay . essssssss
Nosassn HsnsnsoOd esd wiss essus
10 fveas C,alhsA - esss a The wsss
sfsss supplies ord 70 whit The h"s's
Io,hs.
An 0suoe ssd Essa Csaeo Atltsd .
lasss gsay wo,f ia tss Cnals'sd eoa"ssy
lass gAsk. sssssal vsFs ssen In ~
pssk but they sSeessdsd In kisSsd os'y
oss.
WIN OGistrss y csttins oass end
wheat sos Fssnt hessaa. u, and
Assvs Wsllsps thb wssk.
nrA 6Asu Johnsoa sssasnsd % the
...-....~. ~~~~e 49, As~a ~ H. cv0vA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

C. 8. 0nnssh ressissd . tsaeslan
engine and thssshias snashine thl1
wesk. Thh oatas OIL BE- assd =
thrssh the ssain osoe on the msuo
oOah n town.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

osueA Assg)oov ~ ~ ~ - 49,
= ~ hiohes 49, -Uee pssoD-oss
vhas - -. ~ - oDsssesee
- UA1en1 enmpso - onDue5: y
= ~ ~ na1oe = - diso lnoi1 -
laiDss. - = y ~ peo1neoos ~ - -
- tgeWssa - s1euo1 - = -
o. - - 49, -.
Eve ~ s1aep ~ shss1lne.
nsssps's iss,ls tsss0ss ssless svssy
~.
SsssvA,,s ~ - sh,sae hssu1sly
q evue.
l. 4. vssss la~ss. : - -
pass a. ~
Psslss IL ssIy . Jsaa Ne sas't
svsa rsck ths is1as.
Plenty 10 81, bss hov ssv-~s - -
~
Ono. -. ,ss pssyn.s = ysssh
usvss sstssns.
BITTER ssIi ,Ass Essspsas ~ whsss
sslting b euod.
"Oss0 g0O1s aueu0 ~" ~ No.
ywk dispatch. Bhosktaul
Thh hu~t W ~ pstSs = hvlsg =
On sscs,leut aaii-eaa ssMss4y.
W. noas : conspesoeas sessess =
royalty ~ ~ nssns nns.
The osly lSsoupsuhsassaess taesg -
M = h0w bsse hsssu - hssp 80 =
jail.
R.spsy Esrpps = sdnssssg ~ s~ly
a.ssbo1 M tus dtueps,eg - - ssss.
p,ss u psVslsttos.
~ Ind sssssis~ , sssaseg gvavs
ooesssu 10 Esssss. - ~ ON sspa
s1juss issssG A. ~ psgssas ~ M
ouly . asaAtss ~ = eeest 49, wbso
shsss wili - bss 10 sssses Ssees
Nd.
Tah. csssssy = s9lsss1. ~ ~
uush atD1lsmss. ~ , nuassesss,
- = ssssdy. ssvastssss - sssss -
sassUb. ~ y pgoss ossss 1ssss
bonsess, saa hls - y ~ svsgyaes's
pushsG ~ = - osss1y - usols
ssssaeA ~ 49, 49, : Upsvs t>sss y
y sssla IN h ~ hjietehss -.
Bvos ~ ~ Gussltp9 weo1 oensn.
Il - sssun = 49, ssslapr.sse
sksun ~ velss - 49, esaee o1gDses
- ~ o1vae0 = - ospQ NQU.
lssouan ousasif1 ti11Gn1n - 1Iew
xmA ~ oDGtn1 - IN 11e - 4
- - - - - y ! -. -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

J. H. Trssss drove up fsoaa hh valD19
ranch Friday IN attend tbs old-tinssspe
Ie0nioa, and while hers ees a ~
hOrsss died. IT.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11
L0cA news Nh


ss' L.
- ss - - = - NJ N
i - \. b i
sssS 49, y "a 4 Il !
!. -. .....-. 1870. .<is
.,--. ~. s.s .~ss. S75sssS
tsoua
n.A =, ~. -....-. ~ -.
vho Z /. Is 1870 y n.eI1
s.-x.. 8 M
A. n. Lavs,l snA Win usse1 go
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

II - - y go - > asBe 49,
psla1es - paoss han0ss eall - 4. h
49,, q vIsg1 on4oso1's sueesess.
Pslon sDaseesh1s go sossohsosse
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

Labor day ~ celebrated 10 Do,uoon
by the closing oe the hauks. ExesQ1
for this Il would not hsvs bssa aDer
orally known thss Monday wss :
holiday.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

~ nnle--A hssss 80 twe ~ ~
HleheA sssssG 1seslss q Ahts = fss'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

GATES rpcslvsd tslstesn votes 10 ~
cinct No. ;. Usioubse1ly, thh -.
lucky nnmbss - partially ssspeaaleoo
~ his defeat
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

Only 0e naspss a. the candidates
where two Of more nm 1or she same
slISce appear at0vs. Of thsse Mylss,
TOdd, HioGman, KittsIl, knight and
Durham wers dominated. All god
men. and Just = god n,en wsrs among
tbs unsuccessful candidates for county
ollicss. bat such y politics.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11


sssssy soa1 lan11ng - ~ 0ssvss
esssk ssSssy. cod - uadssstond n
wss 10 b. psshsA - eeap,stios .
0ulekly e pnue1h1e. 4
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

Gen. WtltaIs Esd vl1s vlsited Jim
Galloway fruit sansh u shs McElmse
casoa the Dirt a Ne wssk. They
brought hoass lols cs lsvit. Flns
ElheFta peacho csut . pound.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

". J. Essa sssssssA nsssasy -
trip % E'sssn laAs vs,h : ~ H. l
eRu0e Rk Z
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

County Commissio0ess BroadAs41
and Outlet an looking over the ssaoa
u the psopssd Doloses Beaver Osssk
rad.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

Pssf. A. ". Msss vlssssd M 49,
Who = 10 ths hasp,tal q poea
Sunday.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-11

q. n. PhlssAs q 1.shanoa Dna4o1
applss on The can Ut thh plsss ~
shipnssas 10 Kanaas CITY thA wsse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-29
MOTHERS CONGRESS
SEEKS LEGISLATIVE
AID FOR CHILDREN
Convention at Lancaster
Hears Reports on Measures
to Be Pressed at Coming
Session.

LANCASTER, Pa. Oct. 29.-At this
mornings session Of the 18th annual con-
ventIon Of the Pennsylvania Mothers
Congress, the reports Of officers and de-
partment chairmen exhibited the extent
Of the work accomplished during the last
year
Miss Mary s. Garrett, Of Philadelphia,
chairman of the Legislative COMMITTEES,
reported that important bills would be
presented at the coming session OF the
Legislature, one providing for the main
tenance Of a home for the custodial care
of all feeble-minded women of child
bearing age. Bills covering the child
labor question viii be introduced and
further efforts Will be inaugurated TO
obtain legislation standardizing proba-
tlon work Endorsement Of legislation
providing for the extension Of kinder
gartens was asked OF the Congress.
For the Committee on Organization
report was presented by Mrs. Herman
H. Biuey OF Philadelphia
Mrs. William Yarueu. of Swarthmore,
Of the Committee ON Rural Improvements
and Good Roads, urged the Improvement
OF roads as an educational aid 10 children
who are compelled to miss school ses-
sions I'm rural districts owing TO I'M
passshle roads.
Iu her annual report Mrs. George X.
Johnson. of Ihladrlphia, the state pFesl-
dent. ind0rsed kudtT-arteus and asked
the Legislature 10 pass an act proFidinS
for the establishment Of kindergarrens by
ch11l boards whenever - parents petit
ti0n the board for the establishment Of
such schools. This Is SIMILAR 10 the
system adopted hy the state OF Calitor-
mia. She also asked for the observance
of February It as Founders Day i'm honor
of AIRS Theodore W. Birney Of Wash
iugron Citg, who on that date In 1897
called together the meeting that resulted
I'm The organization of the National
Mothers C0u-Tess.
The afternoon program included ad-
dresses on Baby Saving Work by Mrs,
Charles Mercer Philadelphia "The
Mothers Pension" by Mrs. Charles GIL
pin. Jr, Philadelphia, and The Work
in Western Pennsylvania" hy Mrs. i. L.
EieruaH Somerset
a talk on tha Home for Deaf Children
in Philadelphia, was given by Miss Mary
S Garrett OF Philadelphia whO Illus
trated it with ten small chldren and
young woman, who was trained at the
institution and is now in the eighth grade
with hearing children.
This evening Mrs Wilfred NJ Schon,
Philadelphia, Secretary Of the CONNER
Clal Museum. VIII deliver an illustrated
address on What the Commercial Mu-
scum ii doing for Pennsylvania children"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-29
PATTERSON MAKES
PLEA OF RAILROADS
FOR RATE INCREASE
General Solicitor of P. R. R
Tells Commission Advance
Is Necessary to Transports.
ton System.

WASHINGTON Oct. 29.-Pleadir, A.,
upon the welfare of the railroads dor..,
ed the entire prosperity and well.ho,n.
of the economic structure Of the rrr,,. !,
States, George Stuart Patterson. oono..,
solicitor for the Pennsylvania Rsnro.,
opened his argument today before a.
Interstate Commerce Commission ~, a.
application of Eastern railroads for a \
per cent. increase in freight ratos
host of railroad attorneys ana oeio,.ia
appeared to hear the final arRumsra
which is expected to conclude tomorroa,
decision is expected from the Com'
mission after its November conferenoal
about the middle of next month.
That the returns for the year ando,l
June 30, 1914, indicate that even bafor.I
the war crisis there was ''somethlnsI
fundamentally wrong with the railroasI
industry was the text of the argument
made by Mr. Patterson. Mr.. Pattersonl
strongly emphasized the point that All
carriers do not urge that the CommisHionI
should grant the relief desired as a mail
ter of grace. The railroads realize. NJ |
Patterson said, that 1t is the function IN
the Commission to determine what arI
reasonable rates, in view Of the clrcuml
stances of the case, but claim, howevsrI
that in this case they have shown thI
proposed rates to be just and reasonablsl
because these rates are required to sum-
ply part of that inadequacy Of MI
carriers present revenue which has beenI
found to exist and the existence of which,
is decidedly detrimental to sound DUH
lie policy
1--WE further urge" said Mr.. Patterson
that the plight of the railroads is onaf
of the graVest dangers in the present sltu.t
alton, not only by reason of the vital lm.l
portancc to the community that its tranSS
portation machinery shall at all times M
in a state of health and of efficiency, bus
also because railroad credit Is the veryI
backbone of the investment structur,k
now so gravely threatened by the presI
ent emergency"
Mr.. Patterson then went over in detsTt
statistics of earnings presented at MI
formal hearing last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-29
PENROSE BROKE FAITH
BY MENTIONING LETTER
R. r. Quay Had His Promise Not to
Discuss Roosevelt Communication.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct 29.-R. r.
Quay today made 1t plain that Colonel
Roosevelt In any letter he has written
to Quay has not even remotely indicated
wish to rid the Progressive movement
in Pennsylvania of William Finn.
Beyond a definite statement TO this eff
feet Mr.. Quay declined to discuss the
matter pending Colonel Rooscvelrs au-
thoriZation TO do so.
Quay's comment on Finn was prompt
ed by a statement Penrose is credited
TO have made in Harrisburg last night,
that Quay had told him R0Osevelts let
ter expressed a wish to rid the party
OF Finn.
Quay and Finn are now political enc
mics, and Quay said he gave the assur-
ance, not for Flinn's sake, but in justice
To Colonel Roosevelt.
Roosevelt has refused Quay's permis-
sion 10 publish the letter, which is in
reply 10 one Quay sent Roosevelt, pro-
testing against Flinn's handling OF the
Progressive movement in Pennsylvania.
There Is nothing I'm the letter." said
Quay today, (which ] think Colonel
Roosevelt would mind having published,
but that Is for him to say"
Incidentally 1t developed that Penrose,
when he mentioned the letter at all,
broke faith with Quay, having given his
word that he would not make any public
use whatever of what had been private
conversation between the two when PEN
rose was I'm Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-29
PLEADS FOR MORE
EFFORT IN WORK
OF SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Rev. George C. Dewey,
Secretary of County Asso-
citation, Tells Convention
Strength Depends on Youth

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schooI Is dependent on the extent of its
work among girls and boys between y
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g.. -,
u"S at 'He ''lIu session "i tNe "a an
nual convention of the Philadelphia
County Sunday School Association in
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I''soh sIreelS' oE tie NeF. George d.
Dewey, new general secretary of the as
socia,ion and general secretary NJ the
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"1HS 9"'"aS O"'i'pai-H committee
Mr.. Dewey made = strong plea that the
schools devote their every effort to keep
tho bovs and girrs n, ,be classes ,ybe,,
tAty are lhC'lHeu TO seek pleasure on
Sunday instead Of attending the Sunday
school He also impressed upon workers
the need Of getting the young people
actively engaged in tho work of teaching
SO they might become interested in the
work.
THE real vigor of the Sunday school
is with the young people between the
ages of II and 70 years declared Mr..
Dcwey.
The Rev. II. a. Musser, secretary of
the prayer meetings for the Sunday
Campaign Committee, who spent eight
years as Methodist Episcopal mission
airy in the central provinces OF India.
told of the present conditions in the mis-
sion fields.
Mr. Musser said there was so nuch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-29
BABIES IN PARADE
Youngsters Compete at North Phila-
delphia Carnival Today.

a baby parade in which 200 youngsters
will take part will be the feature of
the North Philadelphia Business Mems
Mardi Gras today. The children will as
aemble at Wayne Junction and German
town avenue and begin the march prompt
lv at o'clock.
The election Of the King and Queen Of
the carnival will be completed tonight
and the winners will be crowned tomor-
row night. At present Nora Lappan is
leading in the election for queen and
George ziegler in that for King.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-29
PURPOSELY WRECKS AUTO
Chauffeur Runs Car Into Fire Plu
to Avoid Collision.

An automobile, the property Of Assist
ant City Solicitor Michael j. McEnery
2O6 East Price street, crashed into a fin
plug at Greene and Coulter streets and
was badly damaged this morning wher
the chauffeur steered out of the path d
another motorcar which crossed his pati
at n high rate of speed.
The automobile, driven by Thomal
Shacldeton, was coming south on Greent
street AS the car reached Coulter stree
the chauffeur saw n machine coming wes
at high rate of speed. Rather than run
into the automobile. Shackleton turned
his machine to the side and crashed into
fire plug. Shackleton was unable ID
bring it to a stop and the car then
bumped into n tree and he was thrown
to the street, but unnJured with the ex.
ception of a few scratches.
The police are searching for the MOI
torist who was responsible for the acdI
dent.
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received large paper containing the
names OF the liquor candidates This
was headed NaNH'aal'7 '"F SQUARE
Deal The names OF Martin q. HrnH1-
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pear on the notice. The cue 10 the l.quor
Democrats was given however 1" the
name Of Henry Huda' senatorial can
didate' which followed thar n hoIes Pen
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