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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-19
Notice Of First Meetins of Creditors

In the District Court of the United States foi
the District of Maine. In bankruptcy.
Fred J. Locke, In bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To the creditors OF Fred J. Locke,
Of Skowhegan, in the County OF somerset
and District aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby gwen that on the 10Th
day OF February. A. ID. 1914 said FRED j.
Locke vas duly adiudicated bankrupt,
tcrs will be held at Daniel Lewis Office
Skowhegan, Maine, on the 7th day OF
March, A. u. 1914 at ten O'Clock In the lore
noon, at which time the said creditors may
attend prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come oe-
fore said meeting.
DANIEL LEWIS
Re cree In Bankruptcy.
February 16, A. d 1914.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-19
WOMAN WOULD
NOT Give Up
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Richmond, Pa. 49, When / started
taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-19

Independent Reporter, IL weeks for
quarter. Stamps or coin.
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This paper three months for quar-
ter, stamps or coin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
kuulutuS.

Esiintulleista syista ia muuta.
mien standardization pyynnosta,
pidetaan Ironwoodin Suom. Sion
Ev. Luth. Neutrality-suspicious.
puolivuosikokous Heinakuun 5 pna
1914, alkaen kello 1lpaivalla, kir-
kon haalissa, eika Kesakuun 30 D.,
kuten ennen on ilmoitettu.
Tassa kokouksessa tarkastetaan
tilt kuluneelta vuosinelj eljannekselta,
luetaan ia poytakiriaan merkitaan
kaikki sisalle tulleet perheluettelot
seka keskustellaan kaikista seura-
kuntaa koskevista asioista.
Kehoitetaan kaikkia seurakun-
nan iasenia saapumaan kokoukseen.
Poissa olevat saavat tyytya lasna-
olevien paatoksiin. (27)
Seurakunnan puolesta:
VIM. Maxi, Oscar Jacobson,
Esim. Kirj.
Ironwood, Mich, kesak. IL p. 1914.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
@sonnt 9asiea tulitpupri Galifur.
ntaSfa on bba ebeaeem
tDimimua2ia.

Rebbins, Sal, fefdt. 13 p. = NeI.
ids ia fuurin boprpn ia iatpun pur.
faus Wtount Sasien tuIitpuoren fraa.
tertsia tapobtui ellen iltapaipdIld,
iouoin tuIttpuoren fraaterista ndb.
tim dttid ipDfipmdn mabtaman,
noin $500 iaIfaa forfean b5prp. ia
iapupatiaan taitpasta fobben.
Gnfmmdinen purfaus tapabtui Flo
3.15 iItapditpdud, ia aina ennen FUN
tubfa ia iaipu ebtipdt Iasfeutua, ia.
pabtui toinen purfaus, ionfa tpuofTi
ndptti iiItd fuin mabtama bDprp. ia
iafpupatias oIiii ppipnpt pbtamittaa
puoli tuntia iamasia oiennosia.
Gni itmmdinen purfaus tapabtui
toufofmun 30 pnd, toinen feIdfuun
1 pnd ia foImas feIdfuun 3 pnd.
gtpt tapabtunut purfaus oil poimaf.
fain faifista.
Sasien tnlitpuori fiaiiIee Gasca.
BELLA, iofa uIottiu uieampaan tpaI.
tioon. Wiimeiien purfaufIen idIfeen
foetettiin pimedn tuIIen iaaba IeItpil'
lie, ndfppf6 tuIitpuoren fraaterista
tulta, mutta iitd ei ndfpnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
kuulutuS.

Bessemerin Kansallisseurakun-
nan kokous pidetaan Bessemerissa
81 PIMA kesakuuta, klo 10 a. p.
Kaiku r.-seuran talossa. Keskus-
tellaan lahattilaan lahettamisesta
kirkkokunnan vuosikokoukseen.
Jasenia kehoitetaan saapumaan ko.
koukseen runsaslukuisena. (25)
John Unkuri, Emil Keltto,
esim. kiri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
SaaSfa fmmim8as baipttanmt cbnS
iunmam bl1bupneen.

2Dpenbamina, TanSfa, feIdf 13
p. - 2uninsas 2riStian 1O:s on o.
bottamatta aiettunut tpaalireformin
iuIfeafIi pastustaiaff omamaltai'
iest estdmdud uubiStutien Idpdiie.
miien ebusfunnan DIdbuoneesia.
9dn baioitti eousfunnan pIdbuoneen
tuiIumaaa pois baIlitufien nimittd.
mat fafiitoista idientd. Sdten idi
pldbuoneen idienten. Iufumddrd fiffi
pienefii, ettd pddtofIen tefemineu af.
asia fdtpi mobbottomaff.
Sdmd funinfaan omafpaItainen
tefo ia julfiiesti aiettuminen uuben
tpaalireformin esteeffi on aibeutta.
nut iunrta iuuttumusta faitisfa po.
IiittiiisIa puoIueisia Ilfuunottamatta
ddrimmdifid tpanboiuiiia frnirfaan
fannatiaiia. HabifaaIiien puoIueen
iobtobenfiIDt asiteeraapat fofpasii
fiiben iuuntaan, ettd funingas pa.
foitettaifiin taipumaan ubfaamaIIa
ministeripulala. 9e feboittatpat
ministerist6d idttdmddn erobafe.
muffenfa, ia Iuultamaa on ettd ie
tulee tapabtumaanfin.
2pieesfd oletpa fpaaIireIormi,iu,
bistis tult bpmdfiptpffi aIabuonees.
Ia tdmdn FUN 9 pnd. Sdmd paas
ltreformi tarfoittaa omaiIuusraioi.
tusten poistamista pIdbuoneen idIen.
ten fpaIitiiioiIto iefd poistaa baui
tutIeIta tpallan nimittdd fafftoista
pldbuoneen idientd. Run ndptti to.
oenndf6iieItd, etta reformi tuIiii Ia.
pdiiemddn mpDsfin pIdbuoneesIa
fnninfaan toitpomuffia,
baioitti bdn pldbuoneen estddtIeen
uabistufien bpmdfipmiIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
ltnfi ppmmirdidbbnS Spntoum
firfuSSa.

Sontoo, feIdf. ID p. - Sdnd iItas
na rdidbbptettiin pommi ct. @eor.
gen firfosia !6anoper Squareua.
2aiffi merritt miittaatpat Tiiben ettd
rdidbbps oil iufrasettinaisien tot.
meenpanema. &un ie Ieurafi Min
pian WestminiSter MbbepsIa tapab.
tunutta rdidbbpstd, on ie berdHanpt
iep ottomnutta fanian Ia tpiranp.
m aisten fesfen, Fqd peIdtddn eHd
fiibfointuneet naiiet fpoitpat pield
mieleh5mdnpidfin tefoia iaaba al.
faan.
SltaiumaIanpaItpeIutIen idIfeen oil
ieurafunnon firffoberra lufinnut
firfon otpet. Wdbdn iaIfeen Flo 10
illaua fuuli muuan obifuItepa I'd.
idbbpfIen firfosta ia fuiiut paifaIIe
palofunnan. Run paloiotamiebet
olitpat murtaneet otpet riffi, IDpftpdt
be Triton. tdpnnd fatpua. pobioiies'
Ia fuorisia oil rdidbbps riffonut
foIme penffiritpid ia foIme offunaa
ia pffi penftiritpi oil lentdnpt fm'
moon.
SnnefF ct fuuIuiia Cir Sames
Ebrpnbauin maalauS rWiimeinen
ebtoo linen" oIIut riffoutnnut pob'
ioiien alttarin ieindud, tpaiffa fen
pldpuoIelIa oIetpat fpdriIIiiet affunat
olitpat menneet idrpdIeifF.
2irfon lattiaIta IDpbettiin firiefuori
obon oil firioitettu: rWastalauie
naisten rddffddmiStd tpastaan.@
Waiffa pIioifeuben tuomarit ia
foupunsin Iorb moDer ottipat td'
nddn oiaa ct. pouIin fatebraltsfa
pibettppn iamolanpaIipelufieen tpan'
ban tpmotuiien tatpan mnfaan, tun'
teutut Fitd buoIimatta mietta infra'
8etttnaiiia ftrffoon buutaen fpaSta'
IauIeitaan natSten rddffddmistd
pastoan. SumaIonpaltpelus feS'
feptpt uieifF minuteiffi. 2un fabia
noista, iotfa oil fbottu istuimtin,
ipiettin uIos buuiitpot be: .SumaIa
tparieIfoon Wlrs. panfburstio!4
aoniaiouffo bdtpiti tdnddn pubu'
ioIaman, ioue oil fobotettu iufraset.
item Iippu, ennen FUN neIid miestd,
iotta oifoiipat pitdd IoipaIta pubeita,
ferfefitpdt pubeitonia aIottao. poIiili
foriaii miebet poIiiiioiemolle iuoiaan
foniaioufon roipoIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

pddst0tobistufiet foi 46 oppiIasta.
Soufosia oil mpDstin tolme iuoma.
laista, nimittdin: 9lrtbur GmiI Mn.
berion; @ster Mlfreba @ptpDnen ia
Dtuiam Wt. Sustusion.
9esiemerin forteafouIuIa on pddt.
tdidisiubla buomen italia, altaen
J flo 8:lta forfeafoulun inbIafaIisIa.
Ednd puonna iaa mainitusta fou.
lusta pddst5tobistufien 81 oppiIaS.
ia mntta ei ioufosia ole pbtddn fuo.
malaista. Sampin ei !6urlepn for'
teafouluSta pddienien oppiIaiben
ioufosia ole pbtddn iuomalaista,.
tpaiffa iieltdfin iaa pddstStobish
len % oppiIasta. 6urIepn forfea.
foululla pibetddn pddttdidisiubIaai.
iuuffia idnd iItana ia buomen ilta.
r1a.
- Wnpriiofubla on @. Daamali n
firtfoialisia torstai iItana t. t. 1S p.
flo puoIi 8 III. DaibteIema obielma.
&abpta tarioiuaan.
ppbafouluIasten iubIe~ pibetddn
SDplin fpldud emf ppbdnd t. {. 21
p. Flo 2:lta ip. SubIa pibetddn So.
ban 2Iemolan maaua 9esiemerin
la 9DDlin fpIdn tien nurffaufIesIa. !.
Sapiet iuorittatpat etupddsId obieI.
man. Wirnotfeita on iaatapana.
Sarmarien iubIosia WeabpillesId
pitdd auemerfitip pubeen emf ppbd.
nd Flo 3 ip. Subla pibetddn Suo.
Con mdelId.
Snnri fanian iubIa pibetddn Su.
bannusfa I. t. "a p. Sbompionin
puistosia 9onien pddud. SubIa
aIfaa Ipbpeud iumaIanpaImeIufIeua
iublafentdad Flo IL ap. SItapdt
tpdud Flo 2:Ita iuoritetaan fparIinai.
men iubIa. ohieIma ia trlee Ie oIemaan
arpofaS. pubeita pitdfpdt m. m.
pastori g. SImonen Iafimies $.
Bah. eauiuntoa eiihdd m. m. tot.
mittoia 9. Wonto. 056rilauIua y.
M. tulee oIemaon runIaaSh. Wlab.
oouinen fuoitto tuIee faniaIIiIen lat.
tofiemme Suomi SpistOn bppdfIi
SiIoin faifft foupur fimme ia nm.
pdristSmme fania liiffeene. SubIa
paifan l6ptdd beIposti FUN fuIfee
Sesiemerin faaraIIa ia idd 9onie
fraiin9isia pois, min iubIafenttd on
aitpan tpieresfd. Wirmoffeita Iaa.
tapand faiten pditpdd.
Ost ". 6aapanen.
- Ganaoalaiiia iiemenfamruia
pnnd faifenIaifia femenid Iaotapa.
ma 2ofolaIa.
@bbtdtu6nd nuori tamma
benonen. 2pIpfdd Idbemmin
Sobn WtattioniIto, tai s. 2osfelta,
$50 6. @ner It. $40 6. Meer Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
SernfaJemiSta 8etlebemtin rafen.
netaaa raitiptie.

Curtin bauitms on mpDntdnpt ra'
fennusoifeuben erddue ransfaIaiIeue
panffifirmaIe. SamalIa tuIee Sc.
ruialemin faupunfi iaomaan idbfD.
tpalon. Wanboia faupunsin muu.
reia aIetaan ndbitelIen baioittaa
alas, fad iuutaIaifa aIfaa pbd
ememmdn poIata tofaiin eRiIienid
entifeen faupunfiin. aaupunsin ND.
tilufpun Iiiddntpesid aietus Iaaienee
Ia panbat muurit iefd palIitutiet
bdtpidtpdt ia boioitetaan pois tieItd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

pelastusarmeiian fon9resf, iobon
ottaa oiaa enemmdn fuin 1000.
Tdsid fofoufiesia on ebustettuna
neIidfpmmentdtpiifi faniaa ia pubu'
taan Feud afpmmentdnelidd
fieltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

- pdipdIebben ia SiirtoIaiien fus
tantaia, Iatimies Sobn Saari. on
mppnpt firiapdinoIiiffeenfd 8aittius.
Iebt Siafepbtioue, iddben tummin.
Elm itIefin ebeleenfin oIaffaaff pbti.
51n. W(itddn buomattatpampaa
m uutosta ei mainituiSIa Iebbisfd tu'
lie tapabtumaan, paitii ettd pdind'
lebben iofa nimeroon tulee eritpinen
ra aittiusoiasto ia SiirtoIaiieen maa'
taIoubeIlinen oIaSto. Hoittiuslebti'
Elm tulee, ainafin toistaiiefF, lines.
tpmddn ipaan ferran tpttfosIa futen
tdbdnfin asti.
VGdSSeet t1ibin. Diime nil.
fon festifpiiffona on ytepport Eat
ipa ntopbti1 Iiidnnpt tpomoimaania
n DIN piibelldfpmmeneId miebeud,
Iefd fpiime Iauipantaina on pddSIpt
t5ibin iatafunta uutta mteStd. MSte,
Id enempi fuulitaan tarpittatpan
miebid ibon Idbemmdsid tuIetpai'
IuubesIa. Sitdpaitii on fu,ilmnut
pubeita ehd faitpanto tobbaffoin
pantoiFin fdpntitn fobbeIIa tpuoroI.
la. Se on tp5sfenneIIpt ainoastaan
| pbbend tpuorolIo ipiime ipfipsid as.
ii. Niinifddn on 2lfbIanb faifpantpon
| oteitu Iiida miebid tpiime aifoina ia
pbd enemmdn fiiulutaan tartpitta.
man. Sampin OIiper pbHb rupeaa
ottamaau miebid tpDbDn.
NdpHddpd fiItd Fun buono tp5aifo
rupeaiii tdaS foriaantumaan paifta'
funnauamme. Se onfin iuotaipao
Fud poIion miebid on npfpiTin ip5,
tDnnd.
: aeidlpmalle pdaiemdt Iapie,
ndind pdifpind pmpdristDmme fou
Iuisia, Srontpoooin forfeafouIus.
ia ioettiin tobismfIet tiistoina ioIIoir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
Haiffafmnmalta.

- 9dnG iltana Ioittaa glorrien
ioittofunta Gurrp boteuin parpefs
feeua ieuraafpon obieIman iofa on
iofaiIen popaasti frunneItapano:
Ntor6 epic anb Spon
8eperie On GUNNER Gpe
WaIi5 Webbin9 OF ibe @inbs
Selectton Ufaritana
Snterme5So Sairp @ueen
Sperture poet ono peaIant
popmIor Gong Wben s get 9ou
alone So.nisbt
Dtar6 &on, Rotp, Rop.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
Subtreasury Official
Is Warned by McAdoo

The investigation of the leak in the
New York subtreasury, following the
recent shipment Of gold from the Den-
yer mint, has been closed, and an Of
hcial Of the subtreasury, whose name
is not given. has been warned by secre-
tary McAdoo to maintain silence here
after regarding gold shipments.
At the Treasury Department today IL
was declared that an employe of the
subtressury told an inquiring banker
that S5oO0o.O00 shipment of gold bars
wac expected from Denver, information
which enabled this banker and his
friends TO reap a harvest in the mar
ket. II was explained that the informa-
ton was given innocenry and without
any intention of discriminating against
other banking interests.
With the reprimandine Of the en-
pioye, Secretary McAdoo believes the
incident is closed
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
Grover Cleveland School
Adds Preserving Class

Thu Grover Cleveland summer school
viii soon rave added to its curricuIUm m
a course IN preserving. according to an
n'!unce:!lent today, and Mrs. E. E OIL
Yer, who mas won many prizes in public
competition for jellies and preserves,
will tell to the assembled pupils ard
their ad'en:s her methods for putting
III fruit, and vegetables for winter con-
sumption
Mrs. Oliver will probably start her
lectures rext Thursday, and will dc
tate recipes and give practical demon
strations Of how the work is done. The
class will then be given opportunity to
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
|. w. w. and Miners Riot;
One Man Shot in Leg

TONoPAH, New. July 12.-In a riot
between members of the Western
Federation of Miners and their sym
rathizers and men said to belong TO
the Industrial Workers of the World
here. one man was shot His assail-
ant was arrested.
The fighting occurred in Miners
Union Hall Fifty Western Fedora
tton men seeking to tear from the
walls placards put up by the ]. W. W.
faction proclaiming three miners ho-
tells unfair" met resistance from the
/. w. w. supporters. Instantly there
was an all-around fight.
In the melee one man drew a revol-
yer and fired. Jack Whiting, of the
Western Federation. was shot in the
leg. There was a rush for the man
who did the shooting and he was
hustled into jail to protect him from
mob violence.
The !. ". w. forces have been hold
ing meetings here for about three
weeks. They have effected an or
ganization among resta urant en-
ployes.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
WILL ASK NEWMAN
TO GIVE UP SALARY
"Hcme Rule" Committee to Re-
quest Office Be ReIinquish-
ed Pending Appeal.

Before Commissioner Oliver P. New
man receives his salary for the frst
half OF July On next Wednesday, the
home rule committee" will send a
delegation of seven members to Mr..
Newman to confer on the acceptance
of the salary.
Arguments will be presented showing
why the home rule" advocates be-
live the president of the Commissioners
should relinquish his office pending
final adjudication by the Court of Ap-
peals of the proceedings by which
Newman was declared ousted from Of
flee by the District Supreme Court.
Commissioner Newman said today II is
his Intention to receive the committee,
but he had not decided whether to dis
cuss the merits Of the case with the
delegation
Early this week the same committee,
which Is composed of Fulton r. Gordon,
chairman; Charles c. Lancaster, James
L. Parsons. Martin wiegand, DR.. ]. K.
Gleason, Arthur Cowsill, and Percy
Metzger, will convey to the President
a set OF resolutions demanding the re-
moval Of Commissioner Newman and
the appointment of another District
resident as his successor
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
WIN FIGHT AGAINST
MOTH CATERPILLAR
eapitoI Gardeners Finish Sue
cessfuI Campaign Against
Worst Scourge Yet.

Aaperintendent Elliott Woods gard
sHers hsv- just completed successful
csrrpaisn against the worst scourge Of
Tussock moth caterpillars, experienced
IN washington in years, which had
damaged many historic trees in the
Capitol grounds before il was noticed.
Superintendent Woods holds the
drouth during May and part Of June
responsible for the caterpillar pest this
summer, as there were no rains and
storms to destroy the worms during the
Matching season.
About two weeks ago the csterpillars
began to appear in swarms. A large
extra force of gardeners was engaged
in the fight at the Capitol driving the
caterpiIlars of the walls as they at
tempted to enter the grounds. and
spraying trees and trapping caterpil-
lars with tangle foot bands. Millions
of caterpillars were exterminated IN
this fight against this scourge.
Danger Point Passed.
we have passed the danger point"
Superintendent Woods declared today.
1T has been a hard fight, but do not
believe that many trees have been in
jured."
Men were stationed at points on
the walls encircling the grounds,
armed with broons. to kill the
catcrpillars as they attempted TO cllmo
over. The walks around the Capitol
had peen kept clean during the winter
and spring, but Capitol gardeners found
such good care had not been taken out
side and the caterpillars found hatchlng
places
The trees in the Capitol grounds were
then SPRAYED with arsenate of lead and
bordeaux mixture, and the 5aterpillars
were killed as they fell to the ground.
TangIefoot bands around the trees,
which are as effective against cater
pillars as fiypaper is against flies, pre-
vented those not killed from making
their way up the trees.
Superintendent Woods declared that
elm, linden, and chestnut trees we're
attacked the hardest- The walnut trees
were not bothered at all
Spraying will be continued throughout
July and August, but the worst of the
fight is over and Superintendent Woods
does not fear any further danger from
the pest this year.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
Civil War Courier to
Be Buried Tomorrow

The funeral Of BENJAMIN Franklin
Evans. who died yesterday from nsrv-
Gus prostration. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 40 o'clock in the chapel
Of Oak Hill Cemetery, where inter-
ment will be made. Members Of the
knights of Pythias, Gen. John NJ. Scho-
field Garrison. Army and Navy Union.
and the Association of Oldest Inhab-
itants. Of which Mr.. Evans was men,
Der, will attend the services.
Mr.. Evans was born in 1888. and was
a lifelong resident Of Washington. He
was q survivor Of the old Ford's Thea
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
Again Demonstrating cur leadership |!
Advance Showing Of Ultra-Fasbionable
TRIMMED FALL HATS
AT S., $5.95 & $6.95

Dame Fashion now demands that
the early fall hats be of black velvet,
white satin, or a combination of both.
We are splendidly ready with all three.
Clever new shapes, including the chic
sailor and the smart close fitting turban
effects.
Feathers and wings will be much in
vogue as trimmings, so you will lind
among the advance fall styles feather
bands of white entwining black velvet
crowns, large white or black wings in
back or side trimming, also straight
fancy feathers that form the tall effect.
Look in the window, note the shapes
you like best. and then come to the Mil
linery Section and try them on. You'll
find these new fall hats vastly becom-
ing! .
I'd Floor-MiIlinery Section.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12

ter disaster. IN June. 1893 During the
civil war he was a mounted messenger.
and carried dispatches between army
headquarters here and the chief OF tns
Army Of the Potomac. He was cler-
IN the war Department until 1897. whcl
he was transferred to the Interior Dr.
partrnent, from which he resigned No
vcmber 1, 1912, because Of the inurie
suffered in the Ford Theater disaste-.
He had been an invalid for two year
Surviving are his mother: VINO y "a nss
ninety-tfjrd year. and three brothers.
George ". Evans. Samuel 3. Evans
and waring z. Evans. all OF Washing,
ton.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
Virginia Veteran to
Be Buried at Arlington

Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at 2:S0 at 400 c street northwest
for Samuel D. Reid. aged seventy-six,
whose death occurred yesterday. In
terment will be made in the National
Cemetery at Arlington.
Mr. Reid was a native Of Farouier
country, Va He was a soldier in Com
pany H, Sixth Virginia Cavalry, c. s.
A. He is survived by his widow and
one daughter.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12
Legislator Declines to
Accept Extra Pay Check

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July H.-Arthur
ID. Sumner. of this city, Republican floor
leader of the Rhode Island House. has
declined to accept $500 from the State as
compensation for his service as men,
Der of the biennial election committee.
In a letter to the State Auditor, Mr..
Sumner returned the check with thanks.
The Washington times., 1914-07-12

snt their aptness in following her IN
strnctIcEs.
Much interest has been arousei by
the a1reCrcement, as evidenced by
more than sfty applications for admis-
sion tn the tirst class.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
WAR AGAINST CIGARETTE
is TAKEN INTO SCHOOLS
Head OF League to Ask New York
Board for Permission to Paint
Throats of Pupils.

NFW YORK. February f~-Th~ war
against th'. cislrett. is .-oin2 10 he car
ried into the public schools if Mrs Jennie
taoson Milli8eu. stat" superintendent af
the ;iiiti-cisarctts lca etit. can Get peFinis-
SION from til" board % education. She
IS gong 10 call upon tt. board as soon
as possih!" and ask il 10 permit her ana
several physicians 10 visit public schools
after hours and paint with silver nitrat.
the throats Of little boys and Girls who
ask for the treatment
In Il statement made pubic, today Mrs.
Milligen said that she had talked with
manE school principals, and thos, who
did not themselves smoke were anxious
70 cooperate with her. The woman
principals especially, begged her 10 come
aud save tie hoys from the smoking
habit that was running their schola rship
and noI..ls.
In the meantime the work is being car
ri"d on at Mrs. Milligen'S home. Every
Friday evening there IS meeting of the
Million club. the aiti-ciGaretters are
called and children are given the remedy
which was used recently ~ :; New Jersey
judge
There are rev =i:lS WHO come to me.
too SAID Mrs. Milligen. They are al
was terribly ASHAMED. bat thet say they,
have learned - smoke from some old
Evening star., 1914-02-19
INCOME TAX RULES
TO UNDERGO REVISION
Simplifcation of Regulations to Be
Made From Experience
Gained in Operation.

III" regulations OF the Treasury De
partmeut governing the collection OF the
income tax. although drawn with as
mitch wisdom and forethought as neces
sary haste in framing them for immedi-
ate application would permit win he
revised and sirnplifed in the light Of
experience gained from their operation.
from criticism and further insight iato
the working Of the law.
Revision viii he a gradual performance
and not radical. It is tn. hope of
Treasury officials charged with The oper-
alton Of the income tax provision Of TN.
tariff law to 50 simplify methods that
tn" maximum satisfaction VIII b.. given
70 all subjected To its working. What
ever IS unnecessarily burdensom.. it Is
The purpos. Of revision to eliminate
Fhe Treasury Department Will not. in
this re iSiun of the regulations orcern
itself with any considera ton for amend
ment "I the income tax provisions of the
lay" That VIII be q matter for the
trainers Of the Legislation i'll Congress
10 take M. Sinpiiiied rules in com
plia3ce with tAe law will be the scope
o. the Treasury Department undertaking
y great volume of labor added TO the
former duties OF Treasury Department
officials by the enactment OF the tariff
law and of the new currency law has
TO some extent congeSted the government
work. Incidentally, the official staff is
snort an assistant secretary Of the
Treasury 70 ill the vacancy created by
the appointment OF John Shelton Will
liams to he controller of the currency
The absence Of Secretary McAdoO on the
western trip OF the federal reserve bank
Organization committee has further load
80 hlS work ON the shoulders Of Assist
ant Secretary ilanlin, who las been act
ing SecretarE of the Treasury. and As
s4stant Secretary Newton. II viii be some
tim" before a revision of tine regulations
can BE adequately considered OF put
into effect.