davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-20
MANY MORE TELEPHONES
President Theodore N. Vail Opposes
Government Ownership

The rapid growth OF the Bell tele-
phone system and its attitude toward
government ownership are set forth
in detail in the annual report Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company. made public Monday. Presi
dent Theodore n. Vail says the com.
pany Is opposed to government own
ershlp because it is interested in the
upbuilding of great public utility
and does not believe government
owned telephone system would give
as cheap and efficient service.
During the year the number of sub
scribers' telephones increased 676,943
making a total Of s,133,017. The to-
tai wire mileage at the end of the
year was l6,1l1,0ll. The gross rev.
enue in 1913, not including connected
Independent companies, was $l5,6OO,-
900, an increase in a year of over
S16,000000.
Including the traffic over the long
distance lines. but not including con
Meeting companies. the daily average
of toll connections was about 100000.
and of exchange connections about
26,431 900. as against corresponding
figures in 1912 of $4,000 and 25,572,-
0O0 the total daily average for 1913
reaching 27.237,000 or at the rate Of
about S,770, 100000 per year.
Estimates of all the associated OPP
Grating companies and of an Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph com
pany for all new construction re.
qulrements in 1914 have been pre-
pared. 1t is estimated that about
s56,O0O.OOO will be required for cur
rent additions to plant in 1914, of
which amount some s25.O00,000 will
be provided by the existing and cur
rent resources of the companies.
During the year s70,1sS;0O0 was ap-
piled out OF revenue to maintenance
and Reconstruction purposes; OF this,
over $ls.0O0.000 was unexpended for
maintenance and reconstruction
charged against revenue for the last
10 years was over s457.0O.O00.
The gross revenue in 1918 OF the
Bell system-not including the con-
nected independent companies-was
s2l5.6Oo. 600: an increase OF over sis..
000,o00 over last year. or this. oper-
alton consumed S75.400. 000: taxes.
81. 100000. OF Ia per cent on the out
standing capital obligations; current
maintenance. ss2.5OO.Ooo. and provi-
sion for depreciation. sS7.700.000.
The surplus available for charges,
etc. was s5s.7ee.00o OF which sis.-
100000 was paid In interest and over
S3o.so0.oo0 was paid in dividends.
The continued growth Of the Bell
system. It's earnings and expenses
and general financial prosperity. its
attitude as to government ownership.
its agreement with the department OF
justice. the sale Of It's Western Union
holdings and its relations with the
general public are all set forth IN de-
tail IN the report.
Mr. Van has something very def
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-20
TAeeART DOWNS KERN AGAIN
District Meetings Settle Control of
Indiana Convention

Indianapolis, Mar 1S-United States
Senator Kern arriver here today and
began the task of whipping the In
diana Democrats into line for the
statewide primary law and the polio
les of President Wilson.
Numerous delegates offered their
proxies to the Senator, but he declin-
ed them. He will urge the passage
of a statewide primary law. Before
he arrived the Taggart wing had al
ready determined to favor a resolu-
ton to submit the question to the yot
ers of the state as a compromise.
The Kern Democrats made practic-
ally no show in the district meetings
tonight. The meetings showed con-
clusively that Taggart and his
friends will control the convention.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-20
AVOID CATARRH

Why continue to suffer from droppings
in the throat, that choked up feeling. the
formation of crusts in the nose. raising Of
mucus. head colds. watery eyes or any
catarrhal symptoms.
Use Hyomei-you breathe it---no stom-
ach dosing the healing. soothing and
antiseptic air reaches the mucous mem
brane Of the nose and throat, quickly allays
the inflammation, surely stops the irrita-
ton and banishes the disease or your
money refunded. A complete outfit sloo
W. l.. Gokay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-20
Old Lamnpos,a.

London has some lampposts still DO
Ing dury which were planted 10 the
time Of George IL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-20
What We Pay For Music.

Music in all its forms results in the
expenditure Of about S6O000o,oo0 an.
nually in this country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
@iM IeItenes @eidlemf.


0u ebren oes golOenen SubilGuns
Der S1peiter W}arD Gloriiia I'M
Dy'otre Gome-Suititut.~ Gie
friibcren S9iileriuueu ii6errei-
den cine nit Giamanteu 6eiebte
aoIoene Soitieuidodtel imO 5000
IN @olo - 6eitma6l i'm Suititut.
Sn u91otre Came SuItitut" an ser
asqnitb- Strobe iburoe geiiern Oos
ssoloene Su6ilGiuu ser S6meiter
"'arD Glariiia Ser 2eiterin ser 9ln-
l!alt geieiert. 9lm &ormittoge ipur0e
cllle So@meiic bonn @oter SSo6n s..
Sopetanp bon ser ct. Safo6us-
alr9e cele6rirt g}ab Der S}eiie
'ouroe Oen bielen 9eiu6ern elm SSeit-
gl'en lerDirt, 6ei lpel1em Ser Subj
'arm Elm 60r6it ieltenes @ei6enf
oQn eiuenp T5nii}e Oerienigen Gomen
aOerreidt mirOe, pelAe i'm 2aufe
Oer bieleu Sabre oie 9totre-Gome
S9ule 6eIuAt 1otten. Gas @ei6enf
pelonO aus elmer prabtOoaen goloe-
aea Salliegiaacbtel Die nit Gia.
planicu 6eiebtsiit ino cinen @ertb
Don i6er $500 repr0ientirt; ouBcr.
penn wuroc Sdtpeiter Gloriiio nit
elller @elO60rie ii6erroi6t in mel9er
llt 5c6n 500 @ololtiide befonoen
%oS 0os @eiHenf fiir sic Subiloriu
UNI 10 mert6Ooler madt lit Die G6ot-
u9e 0oB cs ans oen goIoenen Nle-
Oalllen 6ergeiteQt murOe, pelde Die
Somen inn 9alife ser Sabre in Ser
S@ule cr6altcu im0 fir Oieien 3lped
o0n POO Gomen geianlmelt wurOe.
gag Gomile, peldeS iiA Oieier 9lui-
9abe uuter3og 6eitonO ans ocn 0o-
men,; SRI 9lgnes Sinnel6e6er ans
SannopoliS, Goriiberin; 6rou Ir. 90.
y SoegleirL 8rou @m. s. SHILLING,
8rou G6as. s. 9roOfS, 6rau Or. s.
%c.9omas, 6rau 6. 6jiesfe, SRI &ate
Voultontine, SRI. Morgoret Burns
l'ao Sri. 6lorence @ioWt Gas 81
oorilm pltroe bon ser Sirma Sen-
.lns & SSeutins 6ergeitcat uno iol
oas iA0nite Stiid @oIoidmieOcor-
oelt ieiu, weI6es ieit 2angem berge-
l'elt puroe Gle Iiomouten, nit |
oenen es 6ciett pilr6e, iiuO oGe Oa5r
9eldenft wor0cu. SIN 2ouie OeS
,RaGmiHogs wuroen idmnltlihcGon-
llrl0ucuten 81 ciuem 6eitmo6lc IN
Oem SnIiitutc eiugelaoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
SIC g8ei1enprciIe im steiacn.


0ie @orrGtbc All @ei8en Iin0 in
sen bieii9en Glcpotorcn ouf 2,600,-
600 gricbcl ocihmol3en ino Die Or
porteure befiirdteu, Dob oie 8ufuer
niNt oeuiigeno iit oa oic Icrmcr
sen @ei3en auriid 6olteit, um 60bcre
Erciie 3u crlangcn. gluf 0cu bieIi-
gen Marfte puroe @ci3cn oeltern
nit $1.1414 pro @uiAel gcfouft, oo-
aegcn itiegen oic g9eocnpreiIc olf
Dem Gbicogoer M}orftc mlf $1.26
PRO 9uiAel Gin bolbcs Outcno
cngIiAer 0oulpicr bat 9huftrdgc,
ii6er eine bolbe @1illion @ul6cl g9ci.
oen oieie g9ode noh Gnqlon0 al
bringcn. Gcsgleicbeu Iiegeu mc6rere
o6niihe @ompfcr i'm biciiQcn Sofcn
meIbe @ei5cn nah &openboqen brin-
Gen ioden. @cnn oQe Die bier be-
fin0IiG6cn 0nmpfer nit SSei5en be-
lo0cn linO, 0dben lngei1br 1000,
600 @uldcl bon sen &orr1tben fort
@lcbrcrc gr0Berc Tormer inn mclt
lheu W}orDlon0 DaItcn i6rcn g8ci8cn
ouriid unO berlnngcn $3.50 pro @u.
idcl beoor iie ibre @orrGt6c oltfoe
zen woacn. @eltera troicn nm 49,
600 gul6cl aus oem gScTtcn bier
Gin. SIM 9oltimorcr @oien bcfinoen
iih oic fol9enOeu Oompfer: @ritiI1:
.GoItlcmorr u@orlcD," n9olocrS-
bD," u@eleroD, uGroigino" ..Ghrp
bcrboa," u&eDinsbonL1 u2oncoit
ron~ p9lopiodn" vSilDer Gcoor,"
y&eoomorc u&otbficlo, .2inoo
5cIl ~SSSoic &c 2orrinoge~ u@uhc0
9riogc" u@lenocm~ n9(ntor," @cn-
nine &ange, u%arfootc," ,Garoiff~
0Sor6u, u9loicric,1 nGellorc," so
tnmo" lnO oSonto Gotolino~;
gormeoiih. a@ippol0tc 0uunois,
uW}inneioto," nGtto Sper0rtp,
uSei6ou~ Beacon" ,Suoio.
~Soulo" Ii. uaotie~ 0cldiA; nS9c
9oocSf, Bulgaria" u9i6ciu" ln0
aSibcrio"; glieocrIdnoil9: n0itcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
@nluert 0an @pILenc.

Vdc Gntfcorals ino M(uibcrrn. 1trabc
Ton oeu Gbritlimcn Yrocrn 0clcilct Qnrle
=. 0n0ll6 sSilcHlDalicn Miiniic uno ~ei0dli.
Semclier bcQuni Slcitng, 8. ScptcmDer
(9luQ2S fNft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28


Ser % Sabre alte Soiep6 Sla.
lninsfi, ser an Der Gde bon %. inO
NGonuelItraBe in Sig6lmOtopn
loobnt, mitrOe geitcrn Wlorgen ollr1
Holi3iit Wloo pom Der 0itliAen %oli.
aellidtton Uer6oftct. Sfuniinsft, Der
oor9citeru cine Seirat6slicen5 er.
'an0tc, iun iib nit cincm t7-idbris
Sen WlGO9en g}amenS GQie Slider,
Oh Ocr6cirat6en, marc angei1ulOigt
am 4. Sui 6cuerperfSforpcr u6gc-
l@ollen 3lt 6aben lmO 6atte iicb oen
Toli3iiten ST. 9. Glaailen, Scr i'm
oerboiten moQte, 0lr1 Die 6lltbt ent-
5O9en. SlaminSfi fonnte crit geltcrn
Verbaitet werOen, naN0cm Ocrid]ic-
oeae Foli5iiten Ser Gonton'er &oli-
5ertotion perludt 6atteIl Den W3am
II Soltinore-Gointp oingieit 5u nla-
yen. 9Ri9ter Smith in Der 0itliden
|oli8eItatiou ii6erluies ben @er6af-
'eten megen 9(ngriiis oui Den &ol
5lllen inter $3.50 @iir9iGoit Den
VroB9ci1worencn un0 6eltrafte i'm
~c9cn 9lbl1ieBenS BON 6enerperf
mt 81 mo Soften. 0ie 6einobme
Oes 9rGutigams eriolgte auf 9In-
reaung oerN}tter ser illngen 9ralIt.
1rau SoDu Slider BON 9ir. S3L
Nedcr-9lpermc, cntoedte gcitern N(or-
zen oen &omen i6rer So1ter untcr
pen &eirat6S-2icen5en IN elmer Wlor-
9en5cihmg. Ga i6rc Sodter feiuc
!. { lonoern MIR is Sabre alt it, ging
Ile ioiort 3u 9ii@ter %owca in Der
Sontot Boli5eiltation inn oie Ser
gelrotblung i6rer Gobter nit Sla-
gllnsti 5u per6inoern. Sin Eoli5ilt
oraGie Oas @aar no@ fllr5er 3cit
~a@ Der Goutoncr Foli5eiltation,
ooo@ Oie 9oAier iuoatc nit i6rer
S~!lltter ndt nod @mlic 0eben 6rou
oll@cr cr5dblte oann OaB SlanIiuSs
y bon Ger 0itGAcu %oli5eiltation
u's aeipiim9t,mrroe woroiIi Oericl.
oe 3mei climber ipGtcr our6 oen
p0ll5iitcn Wlap oes GitliNcn Giitrifts
0er3oiiet mllroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
elnno bcr ngInlrrIean acaaneH.
aOitete Ssm Nleaer se0n 0OIl0r8.

9(ls ser 9}cger G6arles SadIol bon
9}r. 2075, 8et6elinabc, NIT einen
Stein in Der @ano 3wei au0ere yte-
ger beorobte, itelltea ii bOie SeBteren
por oas 51auienItcr Der S6aB'lben
g(pot6cfe an Der Gdc Der Bono lno
Brott. .StraBe, Inn ben 9lngreifer bonn
@erfen ob3ubolten. Gieier mari
obcr troboem inO Der Stein ilog nit
groBer @udt ourA oaS S6aiienlter
in Oen 2a0cn Sadion mlrOe uerbai-
tct lmO BON 9}i1tcr Smith in Der oit-
li6cu @oli5ciitotion nit elmer Straic
BON $40 unD Soften 6ele0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
aDr. gslM. 8e6rr.

SSaHe 5uv 3iriie ia'S NNsloao bc-
IOrst s. 9luiue, slr. 4ia, It yalii.
mnre.Gtr., nahe 0nitom Nonie sloc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
SiIl anf Ocn 3gsaiicr,uaocmD flettsrn,

On X g. trGr
/, y'ocboeri, er ieierIiA gelobt botte,
la ma6rcno ciucs 8eitraltncs BON
eDs @}onotcu jeelibcr Spirihlolcn
Su O. entboltel muroe oeItern in ser
), luoll@cu YoIi6eiitation Scr 49.jdD'
,9e @iaiom Serrcntulpp bon glr.
49, Nit-Non0aairoBc, Der om @fitt.
~O'9 Abcn0 in ieincm nit 2eiidtgos
SpaefiIlten 8inimer mlfgcfIuoen
'u0roen wor itroffrei cntloiieu Qic
sS9en i'm erbobene 9lniAulOigung
3 ccSulete ouf un9ebiibrliNeS @ctrogen.
%SVrrentrupp erflGrte ocm &ibter
o'Uro, Dob CT feincspegS Die 9Ibii6t
s'VoOt 6dttc, lcincm 2e6eu Gin Gnoc
Z" ll'o6cn uno ooB er oen @osbo6n
!" lelnem 3inimer our6 3uiaa uuf.
osorebt boben niiiie. Sla60em er
oul ~littpoA 9Ibcno mieoer 81 iid
oos'onlnen mar, wlr0e er in @ait
senomuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
9Imf lcincm gRuturrnS ncrIeht.

&ares 6. @lcGouneQ bon 9}r.
2733y &apuer 9lpeuuc, acriet6 gc-
tern @lorgcn md6rcno Der So6rt nit
Dem red)ten 6uB 5pii6en oie actte
Ieines WiotorroOeS iuto erlitt idmer5.
5ofte GerleBungeu Ger llniaa CT.
eignetc ltb an ser Goitcrn-q(pcnic.
9fooo, no6e Oem Sof 9own Srieo-
bofe N}cGonne( puroc in cineuI
%ripot 9lutomo6il uod 0cm WlcrcD
SQlpitQl ituO BON 0ort naM iciner
%o6nlng ocbtadt noh0cnl i6m ein
Scrbono anoelcat moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
26umas smit6 fcitsc6alieu.

Inter ser glnic6nlOi0ung, onac6.
lidy Scrrn Sarrp s. @lOcr BON 9lr.
asa, 9ioro-Sio6itroBc, nit cinenl
wcrt6loien Gbed IN S06e bon $40
on5nidnieren wllroc gcitcrn ser AS
Sabre oltc E6omaS s. Smith BON
SogcrStopn NlO., BON Dem %oli5ei.
ri6tcr 5upplee in Der mittlcren $50
li5ciitotion Sen @roBgei1morenea
ii6erautmortct. @creits om 16. Sui
ioa ii6 Smith oeS Nergebens icbuloig
Gemabt 6aben. Gr muroe am 0ienS-
Tag III &agerstopn bon Dem @e6eiul-
poli5iiten S6omaS 0ogaa per6oict
lnO no6 Baltimore ge6rabt.
glbpuncntcn, bic ocn ,.EcutIdDcn GDrrcs
lpuunMtrn" nidt piiulllidl DnCr mnrraeIs
mdbiG erbnliCn, iino 9cbctru, bcr Office
hnuuu per SClephun Uoer ihriftlidj Nlit'
tbciluug ~ ma6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Sreiitellcu in Der SiuotS.glormal-
Idlnle.

O%ttNOuOW w ptb CltutS |tUt Nlut-
idnle.
Gie Staois llnterrihis ge50rOc
fat gcitern oic S5reiltcQcn oltf Ser
Staats-9lormoli@ule, uie iolat 0cr-
t6eilt.
Goitb 9loflod Gopion; @roce
9tepenion W'arion Soneriet-Golul-
tD; 9lOcloi0e G.&otton, @0rton WGo.;
81. WlerIe 9eot6cr6urp, S6ooD Sioc,
glnue gIumoel Gountp; 81. W}aoae
9operD. Cafe S6ore, 9(nnc gnataOcl.
GouniD; Morie 9iggs, Sciiip, Slime
9lrinocl-Golntp; Gorinne 9llpeo,
9luuopolis, 9luuc glrlmoelGouutp;
Sarro @. Stiiler @}onftou @alti-
more@oniu; 9ioro 9apS, @oco.
mofe Gitu, Morceiter-GpuutD; Mar-
gorct g9ilion 9Socomofc Gitp, g9or-
ceitcrGountD; 9ic6a SentiuS, &or.
ior04GouniD; Gii6er Glorf, Wloroclo
Springs gSicomico.GouniO; W}orp
2ouiic Wldlonc 9lQen gSicomico.Go.;
9lnne Sn06eS, Gor0if @arforo-Go.;
G0it6 S5oiier6ert6, Ganton 9olti-
more.Gouuiu, @lo1 6. Groof, @ifcs
bile, Baltimore. .GountD; Marion
Somar0, 9roofepilc, Nlontqomerp
GolriD; @roce Gurp, @aitberS6urg
Moutgonierp GoilniD; 9(niie 9ranot
SoigGlnnotomn Baltimore GouuiD;
sSiobcQc 9. @eiict @orrctt %Grf,
Nloutgomerp GountD; Gloro So6
9ert6a g. gSrig6t, GlfriOgc, SomorO
GouniD; Selen 6. 9emis, Smiley,
Mo; Moric Sum6crg Ganton; 9loo
g. Godranc, Grisiiel0, Someriet-
GouuiD; 9l6ebo O. Sormou Glf-
rioqe, Somor0-GountD; 9Ragoalcuc
Sonora Silpcr, @oI6roof; Gt6cl %.
Stcpart, Godc1SoiIlc, baltimore
GofniD; Torot6o @enlp, @ooolopu
Baltimore GouniD; 9eiiie %. ste
benS, @lenorL 9oliinorc.GouutD;
&at6ariue gGiQS. GrangcoiQe, W}0.;
9oaiie 6. Smith Gronacoilc @}o.;
@leanor 9. @urlcD, "A &eit "A. 9try
Baltimore; @}orie @6ite, Colgate,
9oltimore-GounlD; 9Inna @iic0mio
@opanS, Baltimore GouutD; Gliie
9lnoroe, @ppdns, @nliimoresGountp;
sSrcne 6. Ssaooo, 9(rlinatou, Wlo.;
@3a0 6. 9lppeL 9lrliugtou Dlo.;
9}orno G.@oiierioH, 9lrlin0ion, Olo.;
W} 9hGmou0, &drf Seig6tS-
9lpcnuc, na6c Gocr0reen &lace; Se-
len 6. Carr GuOowoo0 Station,
Gowiou; @race q. giidcl, Somilton, |
@altilnoreGouniD; saul TcSoif, |
Baltimore County; @la- |
ops gSilcor, Somilton, Baltimore
GountD; 0}orD ~. 9laeu, @ig6lano-
topn; WliloreO 6. Goriou, g(rling- |
ton, N}O.; 8 9Rouricc 9lnoB, Suffer
ton Baltimore Golvip 6pances
$5ig6lduOtomn; Soro6 9fcp- |
fiufa 9Reiiport, @oliiniorel- gountD; !
Dlo6el S. @anooGer, 9lospc6urg |
9aItinorc-&ountD; 2cild @bitting- |
ton, Sig6ldn0tomn; Gloiie Wlo1s, |
Nlorgorct Soerr, gSoo0-
loun 9oltimorc.SolntD; @racc Gin |
IbiclnL @ropflDn, 9lnHe 9lrllnocl- !
Gountp; 2ucD Sones, @rooflDu, 9ln-
ne glritn0el-GolatD; Glorice Graig, |
9lnne 9lrimocl GountO; !
Carrie 9. @iirbeI 9rooflDu 9lnuc
9lrlmoel Gonntp; &ot6arinc Sonlor,
OliDe 2onel, Smiths
blrg, Moibiu9ton.GountD; Fouline I
Nilion 0e6ron @icomico-GoilntD;
Droce Wl. Snslep, @ipaIpe, g9icomi-
,o-GountD; 6elen 9ird6eoo, Goit9 !
9ird6eao, Marp 9owen Colbert.
SoultD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Gdlnl. gn5eiacn.
Baltimore 23usiness Colcoe,

0rnrlrS huo Gara,ono. stroRc, Baltimore, sGo.
Gs lo0ui no. elite nutc snne So Deiuaeu.
@riHolhcr peri1nlNcr llnicrrNt ia 9'ud
hQlltn, Girca0 Gitn0qrapbic WalDncaiCDref
hen 1Goul,0reibeN MtiiDpciii ll0 oiiolrcn
NNgDcru
san. nro g!OwoMnlcn I'M 0au5eu 9nGr uficu.
0cr0ii Gcmclicr oct 2dgfNue pC0lnni am
+. @cptcmbgr
3crtt Semcicr ncr NDenoimnle be0iHni am
70. Gcpicnhtr
GhlncNcll iOllicu llW icbi anWclOcu
Ojmtc etciinnDcn fiir VrGouirg Dciut1t
Wl0u Dple flo Drc0e ober iclcpbonlre fir
NNul0O
s. 9. yrrmnn, @gdNoent
(gMa27 3Nie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

opf, DEcnberocn" rnO a@eenoDf~ /;
Stolicuiib: u@oriS, lnO 0duii@;
D6lori0o.~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-21
LISTED PREPARED-H HELP NEEDED
tContinued from Page u

clothes, and work for the husband
| Consult Mr. Watson.
| 6. A family in which the father is
too i'll to do much work has four boys
They are in need of clothing, fuel and
groceries. The boys are aged 8, 8, 4
and 2R years.
Z. In a family consisting of father
mother, and three small children,
there is need for groceries, clothing,
bedding, and towels. The children are
aged 5, 4, and 2 years old
8. A family of five, three children
and parents, needs clothing, and bed
ding, and groceries. The children are
aged 6, 2 Ga cripple) and a months
baby.
8. In a family consisting of parents
and three children, the boy of needs
stockings and school suit; the boy
of needs stockings and underwear;
the girl Of needs stockings and shoes.
Notify Mrs. E. R. Headley.
10. A family in which there are
three children is tersely reported thus
=" Need everything, shoes chiefly"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-21
.LATAH COUNTY
AT STOCK SHOW
FINE SHOWING MADE BY REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE COUNTY
AT THE LEWISTON SHOW
Many Prizes Won by Exhibitors
Brown & Mood Carried OFF HOnOrs
i'm Horse Division

A number of Latah county breed
ers and growers of live stock made
exhibits at the Northwest Live Stock
show at Lewiston and carried away a
good share of the awards
Brown & Mood took first, second, and
| third and senior and grand champion
ship on Belgian stallion; first on two
year-old Percheron stallion, and first
on Hackney stallion.
! Follett & Schooler won as follows ::
First on Percheron stallion colt; first
and champion for Percheron special;
fourth on yearling Percheron FLY;
second on three-year-old Percheron
mare; third on four-year-old Shire
mare; first on two-year-old Shire
mare and junior and reserve grand
champion for the breed on the same
mare.
C. F. Sawyer won second on aged
Percheron stallion; first on yearling
Percheron mare; third on two-year-
old Percheron stallion; third on
Percheron colt.
J.. r. Watson exhibited Poland China
hogs and took second on Poland China
boar under one year; first on Poland
China gilt under one year; fourth on
boar under one year, and second on
produce of SOW. The latter prize was
won in a class where "a different en-
tries were made.
The above prizes were won in by
Tar the best show ever held at Lewis |
ton and one of the strongest live stock |
exhibits ever held in the northwest. |
Plat Bros. of Genesee, showed two |
Junior yearling bulls, an aged COW and
/ senior ,yearling heifer which had
been fed only 80 days. The firm car
led off second and two thirds in the
wards. The firm bought heifer from
he university.
Frank Green of Troy bought two
,horthorn bulls in the sale. B. T.
,yrns of Moscow, sold one Shorthorn
uIl and bought another to replace him.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-21
at Harvard, visited friends in Moscow
Saturday and Sunday.

Moscow public school will close
Tuesday for the Christmas holidays and
will reopen again January 4.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-21
CARRANZISTAS MEET DEFEAT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-The crush
ing defeate of Carranzistas by Villistas
Sunday is reported in official advices
received today by the state depart
ment from Vera Cruz Nine cars of
wounded soldiers have reached Vera
Cruz and more are expected. The
bodies of four dead officers have also
arrived at Vera Cruz.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-21
CHRISTMAS RUSH
AT POST OFFICE
NEARLY 800 PACKAGES TAKEN In
FOR OUTGOING MAIL ON SAT-
URDAY LAST
Two Men Kept Busy at Parcel Window
All Day and Expected Record be
Established Today

The local postoffice is contributing
| it's share of activity in the Christmas
holiday rush. Postmaster Cornwall
and Clerk Frank Jones have establish
ed themselves at the south windows
of the postoffice where package bust
mess is exclusively handled and Satur-
day 896 packages were taken in and
placed in the outgoing mail, inderend-
ent of the rural carrier collection. The
record for outgoing mail was 70 mail
sacks on Saturday, the average daily
outgoing mail only totalling about Is
sacks.
1--WE took in at the window today
up to noon just two minute, the TO-
tai being 480 packages" said Post
master Cornwall I'VE expect the
rush to be kept up from now until
Christmas. The incoming mail is al
so extremely heavy, however, the local
postoffice force has been able to handle
it with dispatch. An extra carrier has
been on the city delivery for a couple
of days and another will be added to-
morrow.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-21

The children are 10, 9, and 2A years.
old.
There are three more families whose
condition will be reported soon. 1t is
hoped that those persons who can
furnish any clothing, food, or fuel for
these families will make known their
ability and willingness to do so.