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3

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NoshinStpns April 2 g2ntfih cag 81
--eisF efsi litceS 81 saep5ft 81 taetF
llcafipn for 3 i've sseF 1aat
sAia ilefcaao ftanlly Was enns Z es
nsiage III q ers& ep., !,
tflHaloe tcdaT ~ 7TTSs1I = s.ftfsi 81
stsas Of TIC Feflts fsczlk - ii. BE-
filtplQF 5eIa6rS Sotf ~ sa,. rail- IS;
llo heaff 8 slos - ise
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XqllE rs q. err
Jx,s cheifnaaH os the
Hlaca AefleFfn ~; fllS
tlll,If II afS,s fs5';s:<
~ sttsh1sHh Esd ton $50.
30 Il ! sfif lsr me- 8, l6e 81 flie
llelp0lsaI stsefii95 Al ths iliskh piaea
ct the kRse pg leas a lVsta
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! Bostan Non Broom IiiIaon.

:. Macon, Ca April 1.-The R6atoii
National ieagHe team today defeated
The Macan South Atlantic leIagre club.
Ia to o. Bottoms 10 f;its Included q
home runs by;, lle and Whaling
and .! three b:lee, all, and Two tseo base
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EIbaI1EF ~ = 80 p.

81 Wishing tom 4 ApFll Fl a Z
Badger, commanding fhes All leia
klaAtic lset olz mo VirRsnia care
~ 70 oQtaS5 t5llil 4 q q steam ftt5-
s-esss 8hoHp from pa fSTIi7St
ilnnnd for New Orleans. liad c6gliaed
III the sclfe0ner kunisat w. Snaw.
gilSif tlie schcon ~ 8 aide wes crtichsd
and che was y ter log "a, ard tiisE
ae had fifecked the tug Pstasbc0 tO1
se her 10 port.
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- EE0n IIaIlaI

tianla Apfil The Akiaa
Snthorn leazue Ssa8eikklan scn5
won ffqsn the CiefsIkna Anaefsenn
taaln hers 5 10 8 16s Jarks
3o4s = l5sITS pjItf asr. hit for
- Rbsfe ran ii the fret innfiis Slesn.
,sbt EfeF ,f,lff 5,hs Hkae f'lSisl
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INC puplis on Hamm6ni schdnl wil

give b. play at Hammond school ON
Sattsrfags OF xeilingi to which the publte
is Invited. That hanc OF the ipiay IS
'Topsy- Turvy," and as Tx, iiaInt I'm
dieates viii be 4 Jolly presentation,
with lots o e laughabIe situations:
"a, !s!es !sas Es..siI s;.li;- E.S;SSS ai. 4l.e
small admission charged
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FonnlI iiialll

|. Z Lon On, AiIffI Z, tkccDrdffi TO ! q
az patch published hefs today tho
skeieton OF person who had been
iosAi at s1yssfff, G6anlS;: I; LsiilSs tI Erssl
land. The skeleton vas tineaffLetl
together wIslt tia. OF 81 :ts9os other
skSiesona sunnesad Is hureS ls4sA,sA t1iiss
.; s5;. In pF q. s. $
had been Inferred in separate graves.
ali incased with stones. The sknil of
the giant n1e1sufea Is iiiche = fofa tsle
crown Of his head to the chin. 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-03

WidehiEti W Bradley. secretary to
Congressman Aiken. was IN the city
Thursday. Mr.. Bradley states that
MT. tAilgeH has not tyi'len. any notice
OF his intention to AFFECT change in
tile local postoiitce, and no complaints
raafey says that Is I. - 4 iia.sisss cfiaa
ecs for teeleetien af.e impt0ying pYory
day, aud h. feels that 1T viii be q VIC
tory In the HFst primary.
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n. It .Etainey on starr was among
the business visitors 70 the city yes
.terdpy. n
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-03

g.; DIV III bulky "a, SpaTga war
In Anderson Yesterday On business;
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-F!T. Z, Milford OF tT6~nyflIe. roate o,
was In the city yesterday ON bnainess.
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islG iso0aa e. sEeSi.le: vi 4 s3z 4e
9eafR WAC fnS an az q. 5
81 q gse sud
fe afdes < g sEISst Il "a Is
4 eSsis f6. AleeifIk
Fss II her d4tis rear 81 she h
a4fyleed ~ ean Thonsas ]. Me-
vile, alls jSs 81 fs. sErtes
andesso2 an 4 a nlS Andef-
her getli
M s1iil As &ttss
II afif& ~ -. 81
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Il. w Harris OF Wilsiafnsfen tvasl
efaong the Visitors 70 speiilf yestersI
day IN tho city 4.
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kerleate. Cab, ARCH icn-
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~. w caitf,nl,aiif 4 raaIls..r 5is.l.l..t
few hours f. f Anderson gesteFdsy, IS
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9etflf fls tS, or aiiil flle HE6Stff q iisi
gJre1k Chr i'ah 81 lsiii; "a ot,lii 81 81
3lttfs,f 3 n a -
teTss 5sie of tiIB sal id 4 3 issils
~ fIofe isfi 4 6 s:If fd 50 ifI9
s1es I,afs vi ~. ~ a ~ 4 5fs 3 tsSS
sloDary &. 81 q - 81
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~ a. d HliF tof Ss6fnfnbis was iii 8 n.
dcrson at the Chiqpola hotel.
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Mrs. Emma Hawl ins and Jittia saFI.
failey, or the. Long Branch aectiop
sEese In Anderson yestafdsy. ~
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5eroliie Orofher of the Fork sectfes
was ainonE the visitors In the cit,
yesterday. = .
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section N.as shopptaig iis che city.
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slselAfll Ane on 81 " Issciia tstsfe
sslq ppsaE 81 S9e eil yeatafeas.
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s. ESoltSoG PoTtGiait was ariung.
tie business VISITORS 4, the city yes
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J. r. PeTneil Of EhenCzar was ii
tho city yesterday an business.
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afr, and MRS. I'd Dixsn of Fiat Rock
were in the city Yesterday.
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H. glitl d progressive Andcrs
son planter wax 81 the city xestt,r.
day : :. = q
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= Lucitas T6dd os Starr was utnane
TIE yiHitors t5 spend yesterday in the
city, Z, 81 4
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'-asl sea 8 tgse
iete yesterday sos 4 fss honfs s
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aotia Holland of AIe Creek Bpefl
part Of yesterday IN Anderson.
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w. ID. sAlssort ss,g ieIta afutan IN
the city yestsfasy Ter . hours.
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s. y Moore nE Forlsnar u as 81 The.
ely yesterday un dslnesa
- - Sal sIaea cf FoWnpiiie sFris Al
lsae eitg serslty % Busifess N

8 sH eS e1it er az f,ss-
g 5'at1d were r sila css gestefaay.
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no Prsp:Ife tt,IStII Services ,,fJs. (

Was shtngtoh; april 9. Fafiliiefs Of
the. the two comm s ting sllie
VICE cOinmisgioI1a and the al iitltiodaI aiS
II sersicei RETURN league begun b JJtsIiIt
conferencs here totiny. "a, prenhFn d
aad masIsIss aIsTsmeas a l0 80
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g, D. hawkins of Aadargnn, Topt,
8, spent y6stetday in tiiescity.
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James Mstseetoi Starr spent yester
day In Andersen. 2
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R d.

! ,SpuT. q lftilII5iIsl IyuOwB e. u. (.
ia d preparation that
viii arlsc aWay nh lIifh>
gestlon and liger trouble,
and we know shat when
that is done the cause of
debility tired feeling.
Ileas1hches ind tho other
iiypa ttalns ol q sylndowtit I
cQpditiGn is removed. &
y cents and 3 | TisF EgftIe
sss . Retr pfggglsts. 4.
Z lssE sAsEnElfaetslred una guaran-
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Oliver Bysers. { wen known. bnsi-
ness man Of Anttbl spent yesterday
In the, city. s
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!. f,aaF IIIIiIIll ! IlaInllI = s

{ sla1ta; Gss.s April g Charged With
!.sss &. ss. pFgniinsnt
vha sn fSs sir;5,s7; ~, iis;1,
States distSles ca0fk liSfc fssslsy ID IS
allegeJl tiltlf Flson d Jsreyai aiiea ssl ceSfS
'neetion Win IiEB eia Fios sifIl n al iiessfA
la6creE& Ffe Ss;ae ls ex xpeoted % Ge
tonserrc 8. b
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~. eelaaIian one II 5Anaersoi
s.. y az IN Elfs cIfg est6rz
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Esrs. PEE as6r s. tna 6.s.s
ssetich a'ss sheppths d tEe csty 81
stefdhx. J. S s.
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Jbl& 6fth 6g tfia ms.
aectless pA - Andss4on yoslQf6sy 81
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Helboff u - idh spae
u AnslelseI ler. 81, 81 81 .llleAs.
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wi Giifkscaies afi,l .,s;irecs3 .sf;s;;;
egy Tile s6ffviIle serEfo:i !. .yueiIt a
few hours "a tlis city Yesterday,
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/. | !. 6IIY j I Z

Ycss Have that slred run-5
down feelins and one ef
those wearisDIne head
aclies 30 hard 10 set rid
of. Nongli said. Your
liver liz = 81 lss:sss t;,S i.1s DID, & :
slug glah, Hit it % your
nearest drug store and
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lsf of aAe.
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I, a. 4, Hickb, Of Columbia is spending
o few days "a the city on business.
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Mrs. j. .B fcGee is spending q few
days iti SoidiilRbia With friends
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9 = q a. .l..A 2 ! {
!. Was 4 81 siay Oh 81 bust
neas. s.
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d. clayton 81 tie SANDY Snrinir,
Eert arlopg the yisitEge ID ia,
CITY yesterday
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& Y: L. BTanyoh Or Oak Grove was q
business visiS,f to tho city yesterday.
q :, FsEfffil and siaughser Miss
MyFsle of PendletSn spent yesserday'
in the The sity, $etg, i%s5
M Af. Hunter Pafsdieton spent
yesterday In the eits an b,faineas.
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H q Wright spent part Of yester-
day in tho eff. s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
CHURCHES TO AID UNEMPLOYED
AL Unite In New York TO Give Some
Relief

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l.-More than
n thousand churches I'm New work.
city, 1t was announced today. have
combined forces to help meet the
problems OF the unemployed in this
city during the winter. The move
ment was inaugurated by the New
iork Federation of Churches. The in
t,er-church unemployment committee.
having charge OF the work, is com
posed OF Protestants, Hebrews and
catholics. II will cooperate with
governmental and other authorities i'm
the establishment and development of
pubic employment agencies and other
relief measures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

number Of submarines. YOU would o'
glad of II. wouldn't you?" Mr.. Dan
le,s was asked.
Need No Great Number.
Yes. II II wouldn't interfere with
our program. | would not advocate
however. an eXtraVagant increase OF
submarines
He advised against immediate au-
thorization OF any seagoing type Of sub
marines in addition to the two already
provided for. explaining that experts
were experimenting with the seagoing
type and hoped to demonstrate its
practioability.
When a statement before the COM
mittee by naval officer that the
navy department had cOmbed the
country and found only one aircraft
available In time OF war was called
to his attention, Mr.. Daniels told of
the recent organization of a volunteer
aviation militia to be put at the serv-
ice Of the country.
I'VE have tried to get satisfactory
type Of aircraft and have failed" the
secretary said. lie added that the
United States is only at the COM
mencement of aircraft development
Contracts for aircraft had been made
in Germany and France. lie agreed
that II looked as II the United States
would have to organize a department
of aviation and build our own ma
chimes"
Discussion OF defects In subma rInes
evoked comment upon the apparent
lack of unanimity In the Views OF
members Of the general board Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
Bring BACK MUCH LEDGER.
Required Ten Cars TO Transport the
Document,

-, fAhlS, Dec 1i.-(5:45 d. m.)-
lho ledger OF the national debt, con-
,aihlng the names OF the holders OF
uohus which are inscribed as dis
unguished from those payable 70
bearer VAS brought to Paris again to-
uay from bordeaux. II required 10
cars to transport the ledger.
ono OF the details OF the German
plan was to seize this vast book and
use u to eNnct indemnity as, II Sc
pucs',rcd. the government and also
private finance would he thrown into
confusion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
MUST HAVE FOOD IMEDIATELY
West Flanders Is Facing Terrible
Famine.

LONDON, Dec. 11.-(s:20 p. M
IF somebody does not come to our aid
God knows what will become of us.
write two leading residents of Blank.
enbershe. West Flanders. In pathetic
appeal they presented today to the
representative at Rotterdam OF the
American commission for relief in
Belgium.
These men were deputized to seek
help on behalf of Heyst. Wenduyno
ana several other communities as
wen as Blankenberghe. in all OF which
they say the situation Ia so grave
that II In the near future food does moi
arrive they will be plunged To black.
est famine"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

navy. Capt. Winter Halter, a men,
Der Of the board. recently testified
that he disagreed with some of the
technical statements In the report OF
the general board, but he had no rec
objection OF any dissenting report
from n member.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
SPECIAL CHRISTIANS SERVICE INACGCRATED To.
DAY-WRAPPING AND FASTING XMAS PACKAGE,

ms service . extended z..h tne hope q relieving
.- Z tr-a5ms burden. Oa o-r balcony Te have ar.
-lz.et tests Vfng u4teras. Xmas cards ana s-ckers
parcels 'Ene,aer fought mere or not will be sps-
-.s.y Erspysd Ws have provided a0lndanty-tisz. &c
paper r.its wrapping paper Christmas cards tapes
,1 make y5-r package al you'd Eish-a real Xmas
a.s Tl.s s=r,lcs Eiu BE- maintained until Christ
- t4y .11 tEre'y complirnsntary-ths only charge
ts.-z ~ stamps y9-rg lady IN charge IS f-..l
s..--s sta parcel post scales maps and .nstrl-t.o-.
parcels st, .n our all Dee mailed regularly e'erJ
-.-r T5- may secure stamps Ia any den1m.n4uon Ia
ne ..- q, ,.- w-sn This service our balcony.
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Holland Borrows sioo ooo ooo

LONDON. Dec. ll.--t7;is y. nh
heutors correspondent nt The Hague
,eleeraphs that tho Dutch govern
nlont pfoposal Tor an emergency
gay 10y tho second chamber Of the
states general.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

Tar-fy.b.tton eItra qualify kId GIOFtr q S5.OO
s1,seI-5-tt5n. extra quality KID Gloves Al $500
Al. -5lors and white and very fine quality. Suede
-rt Aar1 cloves included A. th-s- special prices
Glove department. main floor, east aisle
Cloves all be EXCHANGED after Xmas th7
--r1-E sent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
LADIES ,ILk UNDERWEAR.

ms s.s-.uz rr-3e- regular Lorraine SILK garments
& splendid -r. much crepe de chine.
Jon 1.rg from rhe p4 effects those elab-
5r-t-. --- i-N--y -1t refinement Of beautiful SIX
ln1srE-lr - alIre. a'ed uy every Excellent
.4.-s- S--- q. ...... Sl50 81 SO $3.50 $500 and up
Second Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

L
+ cF users. Fuaboats and torpedo flotilla
there
Pacific Fleet Inadequate
DO you regard the Pacific coas,
4 deiehses as adeq tate for war;" asked
. Representative stephens Of Caliror-
MA
"Oh no."
Mr stephens asked H. with 10 var
4 'raft n any importance on the Pa
/ 'li.,. m" secretary would feel safe
l"4 can 90 the fleet through the
/ fanaWa very easily. which greatly in
ses the value ot our navy" he re-
piled
Don't you think On enemy could
. deliver worry severe blow to the pa
+ ,'tr coast before We could get sblus
/ from the Afiantic2"
An enemy. said the secretary.
/ would have 20 run the gauntlet ~
/ our alhmarine. in the Philippines and
Ita"ali and th"n ho obstructed by the
vessels now on the Pacific long
rive"
He added he would be against a.
'iding the Atlantic fleet now to aug.
nent tho Pacific protection.
IN case of war. do you not believe
mere should be some battleships
with these new ships coming in
commission. he replied. we should
no able 20 have some of them on the
Pacific at least part Of the time and
IN some way 50 as not 70 leave either
coost unprotected by battleshIps."
Canal 0flI Help.
wouldn't you like one or two
dTcadnau ughts there -.
"a IKE % have division there
ana with the opcning OF the canal We
may be able 10 send some OF them"
Kepresentatiyo stephens then asked
II Mr. Daniels regarded the Pacific
coast as well protected. proportion
ateIy' as the Atlantic. and ne finally
agreed the Pacific coast was not.
The general opinion in the navy
now, he explained. was against di.
IldluR the Atlantic fleet. but later on
ne hoPed there would be battleship
protection for the Pacific. part Of the
ume at least lie was not in favor
OF enlarging the Mare Island ro,y
yard at this time.
DO you think" asked Represan.
tdNe Butler. "ttat hostile ro.t |
h'aded FOR our racific coast. would !
pass Manila and Honolulu without re.
ducing these points,"
! certainly think they would Try |
TO reduce them first"
want IS the nearest coallng station
20 the Pacific coast that Is not owned |
py an American ."
bct"ecn five thousand and six
thousand miles"
secretary Daniels expressed the he
l'ot that the strongest thing In the
navy is the practical instruction and
tl'hnlcal training aboard ship" add
ing there was no reason why any man.
atter being In the navy four Years
should not be a competent engineer,
ma, hlnlst electrician or otherwise
technically competent
lie said that II there ever was
t'ine "hen there were more naval Of
tcerS who wanted shore berths than
sea service II is not true now.
There was discussion of com.
pulsory education aboard ship.
You don't do any man an injury
When you make him know how TO
reao' spell and write?" asked Chair
man Padgott
No. sir"
II congress should pass n bill TO
provide considerable Increase in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
Germany l. Ready.

Certainly it is necessary" replied
me secretarg THE Germans always
nave their ships ready 10 20 out The
English now are using their ships 10
control commerce on the sea. but they
arc always potentially lu readiness
'0r action"
Secretary DenIels testified there
"fr" no dreafnaugnts in the Pacific.
ana the oregon, % years old. was the
onli 1aitle-hip there. He told Of the
81 Illsers. fyHboats and torpedo notilla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
SPECIAL CORSET SERVICE.

Firs' u a the Corse-s Those here Honor RON
-5rzets See Il you don't agree--tio-s 3D. M0dort
Royal Worcester Bon Ton Memo You'd have these
Ia preference 30 any other Then the ft.uE expert
c0rseter Is in charge of our room, altera-
tons and expert rnUg l=I-es .ou garment suited
t3 your individual needs II you a Corset today.
come here matter the pr.ce-s1.OO, $500, $500 or
more. We show you the recognized standard
tC.rse, Eoom-Sncond Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

number Of submarines. YOU would be
glad of Il. wouldn't you?" Mr.. Dan
lels was asked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
VISIT BABY SHOP TO-DAY

es-ve aaays gift Tal.e assorments are complete
rvs n dainty Rattes. Books Novelty Balls and
" htte ttroar Ivory Pieces. New arrivals dainty
Wt-t- Lres--- Coats nan1-vprhed Dressing Sacqles.
-nr Itt.- Klm0E9s. Robes and Carriage Pieces Eyery
Rem l- Baby shop II the la.resr, attractive
r-d a mos. .r,egest.1g ana complete E,te shop.
iS@-1-c Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

DO you regard the Pacific coast
detenses IS adequate for war;" asked
hcpr"s-ntati"e Stephens Of Cal,ror-
MA
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-29
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE


Philadelphia, May 2S. Wheat -.
STEADY; No, 2, red, export. s1.o1 a 1.otA;
No, ! Northern. Duluth, export, s1.Oah
Corn, = Steady; new, No. 2, yellow.
local, S1k @S2c;
47hc.
Bran 90 - Market steady; winter, per
ss99' s99 oo s sS2sS.;ogon@2s,5o; 3. spring, per ton,
noRddnsd Refined Sugars ss Market firm; firm;
ee0nnofectioners' nof A. 410c; Keystone A.
Butter = The market is steady;
prints. ph fancy nceaRely' asey extra 26c; nearby
Eggs, = The market is steady;
fennsyivania free sy and other nearby firsts.
reee reeents cases, fra $e1S per case; do current
we, western. extras. frsts. free cases. $500
sd.iv Live Poultry = Weak; fowls, ITO
spring ehckens, 'h5Sesas; aSSssc;; b4@iiHiGS: breiiins
chickens GnG,ls 2s @s5c; old ROSTERS, 11@12ci
@9se geese sprlng tnrkevs suiss
" ] Dressed sfsss .pouitry1 Weak; fowls,
fsr Se tS 1nat5@sctiye; aaas iis1{ss; q I'D
roosters, 12c roasting chick
cnlckens, fancy, 24@85c: do. fair.
1S@I9c; capons. large, 23@25c; do,
small. 1Sg zoe; turkeys. fancy. 24@28c;
do fair, 2O@2Sc; ducks, 11@1Sc; geese,
Potatoes - Weak; old, per bushel,
5qSOc; new, per bushel. $f.50@3.75.
Flour.The market is steady; winter.
sHl1ania siGlSa $$s5 1aa1 @a4ie straights Penn
4;40 patents, $4.50@ 4.90 Kansas
straight jute sacks, $4.15 4:3O spring,
hrsts, clear, $4.00@4.20; straights, $420
@4.40; patents, $4.50@475.
Hay = The market is steady; tim
othy, No. |. large bales, $1S.50@19.0O;
No; l. medium bales, SIS; s;oo@1s;5o; No.
1850; no grade, $10.oO@12.OO.
clover mixed: Light mixed, $4,000
1922; No: /, do, $16.00@16.50; No. 2, do.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-29

NOTICE is hereby given that appli-
Wee Commission of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania by the Perkiomen .Elec-
trio Transit Company for certificate
of public convenience, evidencing the
said foreign Public Service Company to
exercise it's powers, franchises and
doing of business within this Common
wealth; public hearing on which will be
heard in the rooms of the Commission
at Harrisburg on the 4th day of June,
A. D. 1914, at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and be heard If
they so desire
JAMES 1. Comfy,
SNODGRASS & SMITH,
Attorneys for Perkiomen Electric Tran
sit Company.