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The evening world., 1914-02-25
Ten Dramatic Chapters
In the Story Of New York
oysAA isiA u n ssD Ps1aAAs o. ryls Yss nses
VM.-BLOWLNG UP HELL GATE.

Rad Of the pers
The d b. water VA Long
channels between Long
and Of Manhattan ;
"orl oatA" sig
nifing whirlpool st" Of the dAnssrou:
wind The modern OF
Hell Gate merely oosrebe ssnn. ne sems thing Du.ns tns
otts abhd pictures vessels In troun
He'll AA ths oyster sleep 70 the nasih
vh vss sunk hac Hdsh spus tseAs ssva nnaa.sd
vifAs ss bssa made
nd the treasure Avs Asnt ~ nes any ssas value has
been recovosol =, .
nsssa s,ast se esyas ~: attempted
oAs 00Senusnt e tAle and dsnger0us
UNDERTAKING tnvsssas su sWte
main hndsanss
Ts::s after S,s ssass rss.,,s dnsss rom .eews
chers the rock and Asay hwn - . as ~ might be
T,Soa
mighty
whole Dynamite 6astdgss
hsly oonhsotsd
fussA @ whole 20 <rrsd at ass esaa weud sfpos all ne
sspe i NeAsy eiassea eee Ask ~ss ssal
vheh a6st4 eues No. q ~ Altsssee q ~ tase
Finally 10 1885, Nswoas little esngAtsr
OF ini.a ssditrs the sdcsit shores sctacs
majesty and bsAuty
River wes being hurled bodily towsrd The torrent OF
:py xs y Asleh q Two svdn.a whsr hung poi.:a
orally blown srthetssns he dull rumble
for mi Mss 1h had present that the
~tshsA. eos svsat ~ essa osntsnnsssa
ssss I: :s = s;fs $500 :. =: 8:
- $500 = ~ 60 - T.
- 4. !. . !. |.
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Il etters from the People

IN the FEDERAL 81 the suDsens
COust.
10 the Bdits a II pvsnlas Void:
Please tell me whore to apply for
my 0nal naturalization papers.
ROBERT. MADAM.
De, klnS 70 1ersss.
70 the Editor Of Ths Esssias wssll,
Kindly say q few words for the
horses. Ask all citisens to lend their
AID to eliminate. to q certain extent
1T least. the sufferings ocoasioned by
this snow. And they can do much II
they only viii. II II 10 only 70 askins
the aid Of policemsn In preventing
TIE ueelsss handling Of the whip by
heartloss drivers.
y. G.. REICHERT.
Nay 10, 1905.
TO ,hs kditor of The E,snlng World;
Would you kindly let me know how
long the new addition to the Pulit3ei
Building has been finished? II. Il.
Dspastnsst - state. AutesasStls
HssaausstsSs.
u ~ aAlAv = III npaine wsusl,
'sP,eeas 1T ~ t1sw whsrs I can flnl
|eat ~ 49, ee>aA a11onAsblle Y
~ 1, -y-- u -
The evening world., 1914-02-25


THE late Charles Hoyt. whowrot,
numerous farces all prSnxt
with the letter "A" was. 1,
partnership with Frank Mckee, Son,
ycarS ago Mr.. Mexico was witnesiln.
performance from . privaea DO.
accom- panied by several frieodA Whe.
during tho nrst act an usher toll.
him that man was At the doc.
waiting to see him on most im16etan
business. Mr.. Mckee was busy IN
tho usher took back the message
that effect. -.
A few minutes later the usher 70
turned again to toll Mr.. Mckee TIA
tho man muse see him: that ~ ha.
a play he wanted read. Mckee Va
furious and said that that wss n,
time to read . play. He also sais
some moro things. but they DON
matter now. Presently, the usher ~
turned for the third time and toll
Mr.. Mckee that the man Insisted o
an interview. and that he .(1lotlse
would not only road his play but tha
Hoyt q Mckee would b mighty gia
to produce II. $50
This was too much Tor Mr.. NcKes
who jumped up. and. with ths sslo In
tention Of arn,hilatinG his ternentoi
rushed to the door and met~AF
HOYT. Then Mr.. Mckee purchased
for all those assembled. So
The evening world., 1914-02-25

AUOtuer NORTON.
GSN ANGER" NORTON'S favor
ito form Of practical joke
was usually with tho aid OF
an "accomplice." Though not
alive. yet very much 4 part OF the
hoax.
It was during n regatta OH tho Do
troit River at Detroit some years ago
that tho spectators on both sides ot
the river were Mortified to see q boat
In midstream suddenly appear. and
In II Q tcrrioc lifc-and-dsath struG-
Gle between two men. Back and
forth they lunged at zach other. zach
apparently seeking an advantage
with the evident intention Of throw
Tag the other into the stream.
BY this time tho excitoment was
great. Men were yelling and women
were hysterical. Suddenly one Of the
men In tho boat whips. out o knife
and stabs the other again and again.
throws the body into tho river and
escapes to Windsor. on the Canadian
side.
Rescuers grappled for the corpse
and lfound-a stuffed figure.
What they would have liked bet
ter to have found was Norton. But
they didn't.
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Hits From Sharp Wits.

Too many. cookbooks are Al bad a.
too many cooks. ..
You can't tell how brave a man y
by the way he talks at telephone -
Albany Journal.
. t-
The hen u mightier than the sword.
says q Memphis exchange. whom sget
are Q plunk for two dossn.-2ilwsu.
kee Sentinel.
what are the necAssArles o. ifef"
asks the Boston GlobA. Tho things
we nave acquired the habit OF want.
ing.
There are heroes who never get any
bronze medals. Among then, count
tho fellow who keeps sweet In spite
OF his chilblsins.
IT'S our guess that the greatest
comfort Of epeadinS Water II sun.
NJ yiosi1a Solele hea e.adtns pose-
ees1s = lstaA 4, .essese ,NaEth'
49, ~ 1900. ~ a--<6knklDA
The evening world., 1914-02-25
FOUR OUT OF FIVE.

- ECKER will have trial The murder Of ROscntha and
the mysteries Of the System must again be probed tho end
that justice make mistake that human avoid
The four gunner the chair There question Of thcir
guilt On that point least the opinion the Court OF Appeals
unanimous The affirmation of their sentence posts grim
ins awlessnes and crime in this city.
There ought not to be question any mans guilt six judges
out Of believe that Becker should BE- RETIRED II the former trial
not convincing enough to stsnd the test Of six judicial minds
trained and mature then what left for Judgment
what ground for public discussion or discnt2
Let have trial Let make IL swift clear unexcep
enabe year and eight months after tho killing Of Rosenha
cav at the speed with which trial follows the crime
point the namsd state Of public opinion exercising conceivable
influence on Judge or jury
Let retry Becker in COOL second thought Lot make the
trial in model Of procedure and remember that what
the outcome il 10 the courts that four least Of ho,c
responsible for the murder Roscnha have been brought justice
Whsever happens to the "System" than
The evening world., 1914-02-25

8SGl0 - Dodge
AvssmebtsA We yorgssi
TAs Man spAo Does Lot Of Drsom.
ING 0bovt saAot hs'd Do y No Ho6 Q
MUTTON y Never Pvt 70 tA9e Testi
Even Advsrtian6 can't Saws che Shop
that Empioxs the 6uiky sa,S0msn!
The HsiOht Of ineongruity 10 the
Spectacle o. . 0an With ms Fsss
cooked up on . Desk over which Hangs
Q do IT now elSni
TAe N0tvroI-BorR CJews toifA q I0(
cord Vocabulary HsaiNtatNs tAdt ~
1oM Dho KwesDs Hoso 20 6fpresl
Hsssssv u Fond n "sAoost~0 on HI
xovsAi"
waiting for the Dawn OF . Belts
Day" 10 Merely . Nsotfluous rhfaso Il
the Lexicon Of Peoos10tiuatSoAi
"Ths New Emoisncy'' 10 0sooming I
Ttrssoms Phrass-se The Dfonss 10 tn
Hive inform u!
There is~'t xvoA Room TO fo~st
The evening world., 1914-02-25
TsAssss ssA sAskssosess


va
- - DAaAw 4 N Hvsnaas WssaA:
Tobacco was introduced into Eng
lend before ghakespeare began to
write. II was ~ much Of Q erase In
En0land ~ the tango y IN New York.
Court ladies used 10 omoho inceo.
sanity. Il u said that ousen Eliza.
bsth's tastA were black from over
uss Of tobacco. Yet In none Of Shake
speare's plays u ths word tobacco"
mentioned. Isn't that rather odd. -
he plays reject o. settrtse nearly
evogy tad aad fancy Of his days? ]
Wish readers who are not afraid Of
being susesod ct ~ "highbeow6"
would discuss this and try to assign
eo0e reason for Il.
COLUMBIA SENIOR.
- @L.4-1- 4 Usoba00.
~ sIss~ = 5hs rv@iss Weda:
WIN some Of your readers help me
solve TIE following problem: IL a
c@0ck on Jan. ~ indicates 8 p. II. cor.
= t8ct time aud that clock gains 10 min-
~ every day. Whist Wtll the correct
~ - .hss that clock indicates
y $500 ~. 49,.
kWl6 ~ 4 ~ zoi1o -,
r
The evening world., 1914-02-25
THE CENTRE OF POVERTY.

centre At business the centre Of amusement the Of
weslh-a shift year BY year further uptown. And now
- it sppsars the centre Of poverty grimy with the
procession
According to the report Of the Charity Organization Society
the year ending Sept. 80, 1918,
At present The problems Of ovsrusowding Aspsndsaey
with al their attsadaat dicult usDae
n, side q Manhattan. ......
The rapid growth Of population the Bronx goes fer
Ter eleven cent poverty in that section from
70 1918.
On the other hand the lower est se the dsnssy popu
lated the city which formerly supplied the records Of
want and prvaou shows by comparison Of figures for the
vs vsazs actual decrease in poverty Of per cent
Dssuton and dependence wealth luxury crowd
10 ~ front where population newest nsssd Of lingering in older
oeslis where dsnses The lower east side not growing
poorer and squd On the contrary steadily pulling io
up to plane d grsstsr stability and thrift
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Daughter Of ssns.or F'stchsf.) :.
"Miss Nslls MavOnnaise. -

"Miss Nsll's Mavonnaiss. -
7 Use double boiler. IN under CON.
partment put ice water. Tn In.
side compartment mako may.
onnaise. using Dover egg beate,1
Yolks OF three eggS, one taaapoQ\
each salt, sugar and mustard. 13eiV
into eggs (about teaspoon at q tim6I
lemon juice-generally Juice Of two
lemons. Add last one cup eseari
(sweet or souri, whipped. -.,n--t.
Reprinted from the Eso,omy Adntuhkssns
w. b. Conkey Comyany, Hammead, Id. Cop
Iishted,, 1914. By Suas Root nhsdss "a GsG :
The evening world., 1914-02-25

There's . Lot Of
Difference between
Tlndins Ne HaDpy
Medium aad Liv.
Inf IN Accordance
N~switA'
? AAvbody can b.
90 N . Ambitious
and Flanful over .
CiGar ana . Desnh
Ta0e Int when
We 90 Out into the
9 oaA Night and
The evening world., 1914-02-25

The ioetsrs who smashed show Windows q fur and
dssnakns shops IN Sixth woman along 10 tell
Asm wAaG 70 TAXA NowAays ~ wass burglar Surslss With
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Miss Claire Dixon.
Good D0u0hnuts.

~ NE-HALF pint Of sour milk.
I eight heaping tablespoons Of
~ sugar Coffee A preferred). two
eggs, one scant tablespoon butter.
two and one-half teaspoons baking
POWDER. scant half TEASPOON of soda.
pinch of salt. Flavor with cinnamon
and nutmeg. Add -four until dough
can be rolled out and cut. Fry In
lard which has reached the boiling
point until they arc golden brown.
Sprinkle with powdered sugar.
The evening world., 1914-02-25
By Clarence L. Cullen

Csgr.sAl leiA. b he ssss tsS,aaAta
TSl1D Cud Of Coatsntmsnt = 2esG.
Gated mainly ~ Persons VINO ars
4 STANDING ouRi
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Favorite Recipes of Famous Women.

The tarorite recipes OF famous
tcomen OF the United States are
printed In The EveninO World on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
The evening world., 1914-02-25
WHY GIVE THE GROCER AcRlEvANCE?

- litter COMPLAINTS grocery district to c
effect that ice end lett from thu blizzard et block
the streets and interfere with the handling Of goods
Any o from the grocer just makes New Workers.
der Whatever wrong with him, he quick pouncs upon
prssst for marking up prices thereby prodns the Of living
to sa in aviation Presently shall hear that butter
cents dearcr bsaus the grocer hes over the gsce that
rise before bic front door,
Coumioner Feheton had better put his rubber
again and vsde forth search has overlooked lie
SHOULD remember that the canyons Of Manhattan like the
sunny slopes Of Staten Island where he whd away happy day
!: II yprc. 'a
The evening world., 1914-02-25

Rats have eaten the New York. Haven end Hartford
Railroad records In the Dspartmsat Justice Building at
WashiuGtea.
Being hind herself Justice ought get house
keeDee. ,
The evening world., 1914-02-25

Hitch your WASsa % . STAR" ~ you
Like nat xiua Of ciroumamhlsat Circus
Stue-bnt don't Forgst the Pads cad
the PasacAutsi
The evening world., 1914-02-25

when you Take the Glib Word Of the
TOUGHER who Promises Patty to Pay
you nack q Torss O'Clock Sharp nsxt
Thursday Aftsenoon you Exhibit what
70 Called the Pethos Of Faith!
The evening world., 1914-02-25

0sv 0yaas nswfaaslsd saftIocaAsr doesn't hksly
to crowd out The old Joha Doe patent
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Anecdotes of the Old-Time Actors
BY Edw. lie Roy Rice

o0Sh 1910 The Press wosl,
Another Norton. Msfhod in A~,,n...
The evening world., 1914-02-25

. o.. tTAs ksv Y~a Dv0hs w~ia).
On tAe N0roso Ree6 tAot Leads to
ne Topi
The evening world., 1914-02-25

DRY carly In The annals Of New York We begin 70
and dangers attending the approach 70 the daty b
Island Sound ana the narrow and -tortuous chAnn
Island and the upper part Of Manhattan. .
Tho Outoh nAfnAd THE uAAe tQImAAle4 etIAlN
The evening world., 1914-02-25

while sst-rich-auiok men have sx-
pounded their systems" TO me. rvs
omoksd myself foolish. listening 70
The evening world., 1914-02-25
Cspz.seAt. i0lA h 1ls frls 3


We stood. c4g00 IN
. corner, while
some hot air mer.
chant has told
me the story Of
his life. I've
worn the nap Oh
many an uphol'
~>>~v 06RAtlnR.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

One of the greatest surprtses OF the
week was Witnessed WedneedAy even
ing. when a number of DenyQrs fash
ionables met at the home of Mr.. a
Mrs. Sanford Caldwell to witness the
marriage Of Mr.. William Hxytins to
Miss Bertha BurEeon OF Cincinnati.
Ohio. A greater disappointnent was
never felt when 1t became known that
the evening before the couple had
slipped away to tn home Of Rev. Rob-
ert L. Pope, and was quietly married
at 10:30 p. M, wednesday syening.
The bride and groom were Introduced
by the latter's sister. Mrs. Caldwell.
A dainty three-course luncheon was
served. Miss Vera Ward, FISK Uni
versity student, and chum of the
bride, was at the piano. Stunning
Miss Alice White served Mr. Cald-
wells famous punch. The occasion
was of much interest as the young
couple are members OF Denver's
younger set. At home, 2246 fremont
place. Nx%sf's
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
Cough. and Cold. w..k.n IL, system

Continued Coughs. Colds and Bron-
chial troubles are deprss1lNs and
weaken the system. Los n weight
and appetite generally follow. Get 9
SOC bottle Of Dr. Kings Ney Discoy-
cry today, It will stop yR9r cough.
The, first dose helps The ksst medi-
cine for stubborn Coughs. SSlds and
all Throat and Lung Trputt, Mr..
o. H. Brown. Muscatipe. Ala, writes:
my wife was sick during the hot sum-
mer months and / honestly believe
Dr. Kings New Discovery saved her
life" Good for children. 6oc and
S1.0O, at your Druggist
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Mrs. T. 9, alsss y,e !, see le.e..
s,rsst susss Z srl..ss ,s s! Ha; g. tsss So 49, -
a..ss Tsss.. I: s.r ;sssss ssss 80. @ s1. #
son . the ~ u L44Yle = g.
son, torRs.iy e S6lse
the pg1se = HRs q tbif Yssss
goods. os4leS pssetty = Es(ee.
sprileZ. Dlzsr. Atensnsrsus dRd
Waco TA{as.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

That 10 the tlns % have some Ideal
pleasure VIII. : rles nporninq theusht
Tor Fourth Of July. Jvst attsnd the
popular Keystone Social cIpbs hrss
annual picnic July 3rd. at 6Ioomfisid
PPark. Admission Csc. Waltz and
piano rag contest.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

On the City Park codft2. Tuesday
afternoon, e. B. Mckinney defeated
Leroy Jones Of Howard Brlxefsity IN
brilliantly played tennis match. The
score was 4=6. SO. 81. I'M game
seems to be growing in favor among
the boys and there is some talk OF
building private court.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
On HfAlfH s1EkEas.

hare kQr ~ ~ acFe tract 9S land
IN Block as and 3S6. 80. Denver Car
2 es1.; 49, -: H
M. nae = - ef ~
LittlstsG, 60 4elte + y
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

A Shirt Waist Social will b given
at the home Of Mrs. Mamie Johnson.
2431 Ogden street, Wednesday svsn-
ing, July 8, 1914, for the benefit Of
Webster Temple No. S.
The lady with the neatest home
Iaundered shirt waist will be given .
prize. All v. 3. r. and S. NIT. are
invited. viii serve fried fish and
chicken, coffee, cream and cake.
Admission, 10 cents. Annie Snadon,
w. P.-Adv.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
Inn MEMORIAM.

In memory Of my beloved wife, Lon
zetta Branch, who died July 3rd. 1918.
Gone but not forgotten"
ROBERT BRANCH.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Mr.. A. L. Lamborp, manager pf
appointed Messrs. Curtis N Harfts -
head bellman and 81 his assistant are
L. D. Hogue Of BoIey, Okla, Chester
Dishman OF Denver, Truman BnS5 Of
Denver. Charles Williams of nspyer,
Jack Price at soda fountain fAey
all left last Friday
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
LookI EAlaeAYl0 estsfkEelsl

,,s = : :r:ss ss.,s::. &. & ;ss.s;: ls l'ss.';s. =
Church, Thursday evening. July eth
under the auspices Of U. D. 2. and 9
N r. Admission 16e. 2Se per couple
Children 1oe.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

WANTED-crssesnt shaatet, 271s
Wsiton strsst eoloryd ie1E1rs for
Sunday. Cali at tbeatsr eyG!lhss.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Miss HARRIET 8. Naddux Of 2l3l
Humboldt street left this week to
spend three months In Idaho Springs.
fishing and recuperating for the Win
ter.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Sirs: Kindly print in your next is-
sue the address q b. B. Eaw, formerN
of this city, and opitge.
's ~ A yIsITQH
: His paper goes to Emporia. 4a..
Where we send.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Mrs. o. w. Glenn Of Welton street
is sick in bed With Rheumatism.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Messrs Geo. Robinson and Spencer
Groves Of colorado spriasy md Man
itou. respectively. are pp ytsittpy Den
yer preliminary to their cQ4ing to
Denver for q permanent ltaE.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

HELP THE etIA9 70 seq. AND
IApeH.
BY Buying . ticket Il the Dixii Qe1s'
Benefit EntertajGmfnf at sh3yfe4A,
July 18th, for on iyehaII, thS HHe
Cpd Fellow. A4be1Sii 26e. ne4t I
IistIe sunshine 4 bIS ~, by sssss
a quarter. s
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

The July Crisis Is full Of ptttures
Of ambitious boys and girls and can
be secured at the Elite Drug Company
after Monday.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
CITY
NEWS

The picnic on the 18th Of July, by
Church Of BsdSsn.sr. pseemHstr Park.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
(THE GRAND THFAykg's WEEkI1

Gut Qyt a6s psate on vkaii ssr
aosyi. %ss .ss fs.,:. sss:. fs:.s.N N.ssfss s;iy
afess s. s. Wits fAay. I is,is. ~
ns5feW yt,x f-ouf 81 1sffnsic, :
No. Ihp2 2sy. Jl,y e-tondoa by
s.f 8 fEssp.la :cs.x' ss,x a.g; ,sss :;
July 4a-Thrp 90 Clouds
Mr.. yirsil Earl was the lucky per
SON who won the Spokane Boosters'
pFtxe & Form IAN i1stsea ? Of Roscoe
AFi
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Don't forget the Citizens Of osnvs,
picnic at Glacier Lake.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04
ouT-oF-TowN susscs.eERs.

oU7-oe-ToWh epeSCs'eehs
WE have kindly nptiesd yov SPOUT
ye1r delinquent sasbeef3pf pftonA - be-
lining With July lit. We shah b. com
peIIed to drop ali subscr1bers whose
subscriptions began MaFch rs. 1913.
end remain unpaid. r you can't pay.
notify us. Tbs nEANe FoNEIoN
DUescRiDERs ONLY.
The invitations Of Miss Ruth Mont
gomery's wedding are out.
Mrs. Adah Clements. who has been
Ill at the hospital. is doing nicely.
FOR SACK COAL, poultry feed, hay
sp5 al kinds Of grain. toSsther With
prompt livery service, seS tiis Star
Fuel 9nd Feed CO., Five Points. We
6c trunk hauling on Sundays. Main
t4o7 Win bring ths goods.
Mrs. Emma Jackson Davis and Mrs.
Lena Pickett Lewis Of Chicago are
expected In the city this week, the
guest Of Mrs. M. g. Morrison at s34
Fox street.
Try Mrs. Jsss,s cartsr's wonderful
Hair Grower. ats . wizard" eeIen-
fific scalp treatments. Residence.
e78o olenarm Pi. Phone champa se5.
The Widows Mutual Aid and Ben
efit Club will meet with Widow Lewis.
2425 Humboldt street, Thursday, July
9th.
WANTED-A middle-aged, refined
lady to care for house. Room and
board included Call up Champa
3517 at 1856 weiton st:
The picnic on the 18th Of July, by
Church Of Redsemer, Bloomfield Park.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

The invitations Of Miss Ruth Mont
gomery's wedding are out.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Mrs. Adah Clements. who has beer
III at the hospital, Is doing nicely.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

The picnic on tho 18th Of July, by
Church Of Redsemer, Bloomfield Park.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

wANTED-A middle-aged, refined
lady to care for house. Room and
board included. Call up Champs
3517 at 1856 welton st:
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

The Widows Mutual Aid and Ben
eft Club will meet with Widow Lewis.
2425 Humboldt street, Thursday, July
9th.
The Denver star., 1914-07-04

Try Mrs. Jsss,s cartsr's wonderful
Hair Grower. "its . wizard" eelen-
tifc scalp treatments. Residence.
27Be olenarm Pi. Phone champa se5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
PROGRESS SHOWN IN WORK
ON GREAT NATIONAL HIGHWAY
Hnadyeds OF Miles OF LincoIn Highway
lMprOved, Marked and Renamed
IN OpeDIcRr.

DETROIT. MICH, October. 25.-The
LINCOLN Highway was one year old
last mnnth. and the association has is
sued n statement as to what has been
gone in twelve mpnths.
Hundreds of miles OF the Lincoln
Highway have been improved and
marked, as well as renamed, du. rS the
nast year, hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars have been spent by the local
communities and the people generally
have rcspondsn~With tho greatest llb-
eraIity to the associations call FOR
aid says Secretary Pardington.
"In Ohio over three fourths Of the
entire length of the route has been
hard-aurfraced with cement. brick or
other material, and the State Highway
Commissioners, james r. Marker, has
assured the fullest support of his 'le-
partment. In Indiana tho bond issues
nassed by the local communities nggre-
gate over &350.000, this being improve
nent which was not even contemplated
last year. On September 1G, ;lkhart.
Ind, opened and dedicated a section OF
solid Heoncerte Lincoln Highway eigh-
teen feet wide; work lis now In progress
on gix-mile section near Fort Wayne;
st. Joseph County. in which South Bend
ia located. has voted $4,000 FOR i'm
mediate Improvement"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
Mo,orryrlc .Noie,.

rhc Capital city Motorcycle CIuS 81 sac
ra1cnio. Cal. IL ALREADY making pssns tor
iis 1915 events. The first RIM OF &c season
Is arranged for April. and IS TO DC a c0o-tnilc
racc for stripped stock machines.
About leo riders enjoyed the recent outing
Washington. D.. C., at Rock Point. Md.
Plans arc being made by the Tampa ,Fia !,
Mnt2ryclc Club for Turkey Day road
Eight motorcycles have Just been installed
10 expedite the collection OF mail In the
outlying districts o. Milwaukee, Wis.
Motorcycle mounted wireless telegraphlc
o,itntE have replaced the old field teleGfaph
systems In the German army
rhe French republic has al Its and
approximately 5000 motorcycles.
\ Thanksgiving Day run IS being planned
by the Wanderers Motorcycle Club OF To-
Tonto. Canada.
motorcycle trip To Mc.tiien Texas, where
he expects to spend the winter.
On cross-country motorcycle trip from
Aihambra, Cal. TO Warren. O.. Homer stew
art covered ass m;lss in thrty-one days
averaging i2: miles a day.
Entries for The annual grand prize so-mii.
November TO-
Since the fr.t of January there has been
an increase of i.o3s motorcycles registered In
sachuSet's over the corresponding period
NJ last year.
Al Strstton. who won the recent century
motorcycle event at the Milwaukee state
Fair park. made the entire 700 miles with
Carrying an extra passenger, Charles w.
Dunbar, o: liiEhtstOwn. y. J., recently rod
his T1ntorcycie SOS miles a gallon OF
Sasolcnc.