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Washington. ID. c.. before his retus
ne expects 10 be gone hye weeks. re-
turning TO Canon City before the
Christmas holidays.
Pueblo Architect in Town Today.
Georse W. Roe. the wen known
Tueblo architect, arrived here OH Den
yer & Rio Crande train No. this AZ
iernoon to confer with the members
of the board OF education of South
Cam in relation TO matters pertain
.ng to the high school destroyed by
fire Thursday night. Mr.. Roe drew
ihe plans and specifications OF the
burned bull ling.
Has Seven.y-Four Soldier Members.
Seventy four OF the l4O United
States soldiers now encamped at the
old smelter plant in South Canon are
members of the Canon City Y. A. c.
A. and take IN active interest in les
affairs. Plans are being made for
basket ball game between the troop
ers and team from the Canon City
high school on Thanksgiving day.
Arm Broken While Playing.
Paul clahough. son of c. c. Ga
baugh. fell from flying swing on the
rlay grounds of the Washington
school building between S and Q
o'clock this morning and had his right
arm broken between the wrist and
elbow. An X-ray examination showed
the injury u be an unusually bad one
of its kind and will probably prevent
the unfortunate boy from using the
wounded member for some tina.
Attorneys for the Defendants Here.
Motorsd Down from Denver.
A. X. Cutting motored down from
Denver on 4 professional visit Thurs
day night He was accompanied by
wynot Irish. Fred Huling and Gene
,assdale. all students at Denver uni
'ersity. They expect TO return to Den
yer on Sunday.
Horace y Hawkins and Judge Lee
Champion Of Denver. attorneys for the
twenty-four defendants in the Chand.
;er murder case. were in town on
Thursday looking after the details OF
the trial. which is to be called before
Judge cavender in the district court
next Monday morning. Mr.. HawSir
g the general attorney for the United
Nine Workers OF America in Colo
RADIO and will have general supervi-
sion OF the defense when the cases
comes up for hearinF
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MONEY rOLoAN

ih' F-'it"s s.i,uin. .ad 10.
association 'As money 20 loan o
easy terms rhe D..t plan 10 all {.
~oeid for psytHs OF mortgage s
The home Se- Cpy q. Hardy. treas
irer. or chas v Waldo. seore,.r,
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THURSDAY
Mckinley Makes Improvements.

J. W. Mckinley has made great
Improvement in his store by install
ling a new Sanitary counter of the
very latest pattern and equipment.
In it have been placed many of the
supplies of the store and they are
kept sanitary. pure and clean. The
counter contains 81 drawers.
j. Thomas Goes to Missouri.
Mr.. Josia Thomas of Thomas &
Swearingen has gone to Monett, Mo,
his old home. where he will look af-
ter business matters.
Left Tuesday For Home at Mccoy.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Kier and two chill
dren left on Tuesday for their home
at Mccoy. ~olo. Enroute they viii
visit relatives and friends in Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Entertained Friends Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Pook entertained
a large number OF their friends and
reighbors at a social gathering at
their home on South Cottonwood ave
nue.. East Canon. Wednesday night.
The affair was a very pleasant one
and merriment reigned until n late
hour. Light refreshments were serv.
ed.
Leave Next Week on Eastern Trip
Mrs. Horace ]. Craig OF 2i0s East
Main street, East Canon. viii leave
early next week for a visit with rela-
tives in the east She will go first to
Milwaukee. Wis, and later to Wash
ington. d. C.. where she will be the
guest of her son. Burnle ]. Craig, wife
and little son. She viii go to Al
bion. Illinois for the December holi-
days where she viii be Joined by Mr.
Craig, who IS planning to eat Christ
mas dinner with his mother at his
boyhood home
Home From Pueblo This Afternoon
Eugene Weston returned to Canon
City on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. this afternoon from a couple
o. days. business visit TO Pueblo.
Presented With Check for $1,000.
The United States Portland Cement
company has presented Mrs. Arthur
Aldrich with a check for 81 900, and.
in addition. has provided her free
mouse rent and coal as long as she
cares to make her home In Concrete.
Il win be remembered that her hus-
band was killed while employed at
the Concrete plant on October -
and the investigation proved the fact
that the company was in no wise 10
blame for the accident Florence Ciu
zen.
Left For w. Va. This Afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Post left al
noon today for their old home at Cat
awba. West Virginia. for stay of in.
definite duration. They have proper
ty interests there that require their
attention and on that account. coupl.
ed with the fact that heir aged par
enfs live there. they may decide 10
remain in the east a couple of years
or more. They are strong cham,
piaBs Of Colorado as a place of res
iaenee and expect to ultimately re-
turn here to make their home.
Went To westeline This Afternoon.
J. T. SAnderson. formerly of the
Denton Hotel. left this afternoon for
wosteline On business trip that
will detain him in the Wet Mountain
valley for several days.
FRIDAY
Leaves Next week for East.
A. NJ. Ewell Of South Caonn will
leave on Tuesday of next week for n
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motOred Up from Pueblo Sunday.
TUESDAY.
Returned to Ranch.

Dave Walker. who has been spend
ing few days with his family IN
town, left yesterday afternoon on his
return to the stirrup ranch. He says
the elk in his game preserve. which
broke out Of their inclosure with tho
iirst fall OF snow in the Black Noun
tain country. have returned TO their
pastnrage. He has about ninety head
OF elk in his herd.
-. Left Today on Eastern Trip.
Mrs. Horace J. Craig of East Canon
left at noon today for Denver enroute
to Milwaukee. Wis. and Washington,
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News Notes
tAdvertlsementD

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 52s
Main street. Record Office.
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y. C.. for A visit with relatives. she
will be gone until the first Of the new
year and will spend some time at her
girlhood home at Albion. H.. before
returning to Colorado.
Returns from Lake city.
George p Casedy returned Monday
from Lake City. Colo, where he has
ueen during the greater part Of the
time for the last five or six months
in connection with the development
Vt some mining properties he owns in
that locality He says the mining out
look in that section OF the state is
very good. but that little can be done
during the winter season ON account
of the cold and snow. At the close Of
a few weeks in Canon City he will
Join Mrs. Cassidy in Denver for The
winter months.
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FouSD-Psir gold rimmed speciaeie'
In case. caii at Record and pay
FOR ad. 25eu
~~-~~~~~.~~>4+s >4+s~~~~.~s-~
than four cents a week provides ms
best Of Christmas gifis-is.o0 a year
II you subscribe now. all remainlni
issues Of the year will be sent free
and The Companion Home calendar.-
copy Of the Calendar "a also soo'
to those who mako gift subsor'r-
lion. Send FOR sample copies. and mo
Forecast for 1915.
THE YOUTHS coMPANIoN.
ifi Berkeisy Street. boston. Mass
New subscriptions received at this
ofnce.-adv
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your o~n sess ana eoans.i ..
renting = steel aafa'y hos At a.
Fremont County National Bank.
to 81 per year @.
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FRIDAY
Leaves Next week for Ea.t

Leaves Next week for East.
A. NJ. Eweli OF South Caonn will
leave on Tuesday OF next week for n
several weeks visit with his parents
in Prince William county, Virginia.
He will ais, visit Norfolk and possi.
bly, Charleston. South Carolina, and
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SATURDAY..
All Piers for viadue. In Plae.

All Of the seventeen concrete piers
upon which the Third street viadust
is to rest are now in place and
work on the superstructure will begin
Immediately. The task of building
heen carried forward rapidly and
without hitch of any kind. The
largest Of the piers is approximately
VIII be Here Next Week.
Miss Lotile May Henderson will
leave next week on a ten days vaca-
tion trip to Canon City and Denver
salida Record.
Home From Baptist State Convention
Rev. c. T Ilsley. C. n. Tanner. e.
II. Shirley. Mrs. a. NJ. Ewell and 9th
er delegates from the local church
are home from the Colorado State
Baptist convention in Denver: Rev.
llsley returning Friday night and
the others the previous day. Mrs.
lisley. who was in attendance at the
convention sessions went to Boulder
at their close to spend Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. vawter Home
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. vawter return
ed home Friday from a visit to Dali
las. Texas. While away the doctor
enjoyed a splendid hunting trip with
the result that both he and Mrs
vawter Toasted on quail to their
hearts content.
Left This Morning For Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Stroup of 7so
River street left oil Denver & Rio
urande train No. 70 this morning for
Pueblo en- route to Hot Springs, Ark.
and other points in the South. They
viii. probably. be gone until the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Stroup IS
cashier at the Denver e. Rio Grande
station here During his absence his
duties at the railroad office VIII be
looked after by Harry Evans first trick
telegraph operator. George Schiaf of
Lincoln Park temporarily succeeds to
the place vacated by Mr.. Evans.
Guests Of Warden and Mrs. lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Tedrow and
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FOR SALE Acre and half orchard
neat little house. stable. ehiekor
yards etc. In city limits. Ftn.
place Tor a wage Garner to live Car
be bonsht cheap. small paymen,
doHn. $500 or 500. balance month";
payment.
Address Guy q. Hardy
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| | FiveCen
~
WANTED
wANTED-Young man to assist IN
dining room. Home Restaurant
2t2s9
WANTED-carpenters. at the via
duct --u
VANTED-Competeat woman for gen
eraI houscwork. Phone Canon Is.
27lu
MEN-our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how We teach the barber
trade in few weeks. mailed free
Write MoLER COLLEGE. Denver.
Colorado 2s5ps
,o~~s>~~~s~Seee
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR sAI.E-RAbbita. 5oS Forest
Ave. Canon 5l2. z72p5t
FOR sALE-Good corn fed ducks.
Mrs. Ernest Sells. Sells Island
Phone West 32s. 2T2pS-wit
FOR sALE-Turkeys. L. woodard
Phone Plse 1911. 272pi-wpi
FOR sALE-New steamer trunk. also
two suit cases. cheap. s2s Green
wood avenue. 27sp2
FOR SALE Sewing machine In per-
feet condition. SO; also single set
OF harness iio5 y. sth st s7spi
FOR SALE ois n~vspap-rs. used TOT
vegetable packing puliiss aLdsi
carpets or any other Use: i0e a pAel
sge.-Daily Record i76piiz
e>~>sS~ssSs>~~eS.~~s@sss>s
FOR ShI.E-REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-Fourroo mhouse. close
in. Inquire go Harrison Ave. s7ops
FOR sALE-2z fso' lot on Mat
street. Building can he oonstruc,
ed quickly and oheaply A. calls OF
both sides are ~. VIII seu all o.
'ime II purchaser vln build building
GUY y HARDY. ls2pi2
FOR SALE Acre ana haif orehare
neat little house. stable. ehiekor
yards etc. IN city limits. Ftn.
place for a wage Garner to live. Car
DE bonsht cheap. small payueu'
dosn. $500 or 500. balance month";
payment.
Address Guy q Hardy
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MISCELLANEOUS
KEEP your o~n se,s ana eoans.i ..
renting = steel safa', hos At a,
Fremont County National Bank.
to 81 per year g.
es~-~-~~e-ss- .Sos.-sas.s.
MONEY TO LOAN
ihs s-.rosr sas.ain. .aa 10.
Association hAs money 70 loan
easS terms rhe beat plan 10 all &
~orid tor psyiHs OF mortgage Cd.
The home See Cpy q. Hardy. treas
arer. or chas u Waldo. secrs,.ry
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VIII be Here Mex, Week.

Miss Lo'iie May Henderson will
leave next week on a ten days vaca-
tion trip to Canon City and Denver
Salida Record.
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WANTED-Carpenters. at the via
duct -'-u
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WANTED

WANTED man to assist N
dining room. Home Restaurant
2t269
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VANTED-Competent woman for gen
eraI houscwork. Phone Canon IS.
27Iu
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Address Guy u Hardy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20
.RADFORD IN LEAD
FOR PEARSON CUP
MontcIair Academy Athlete
Captures Four Firsts in An.
nuaI Field Day.
COMPETITION VERY KEEN

BY winning four first places in the
FIRST DAVIS events of the annual field
cav of Montclair Academy, held at
Academy parade ground, Montclair,
Yesterday, Walter Radford, of the 1917
class gained substantial lead in
the race for the individual all-round
trophy, the Pearson cup. Radfords
total of 20 points was ten counts bet
ter than that of Gordon Naramore,
the winner of the field day honors
last year
Rad9ord broke the tape first in the
1OO-vard dash in the fast time of 10 40
seconds took the "440' in 81 3-5 Sec
onds, romped home in the lead in the
100-yard hurdles and made the win
ming scale of Z feet "A inches in the
pole vault.
Events in five other divisions be-
sides the championship class were
! contested The participants ranged
in size from siX-footers down to
Youngsters barely out of kits. An
| idea of the competition may be gained
Inv the winning of the broad jump in
the primary division with a leap II
feet 10 inches. The summaries:
First Division.
Yard Dash-Won by Walter Rad
! ford: Gordon Naramore, second; Gros-
| yenor Ball, third. Time, 1Ohs.
440- Yard Dash--Won by Walter Rad
ford; Grosvenor Ball. second; Ellinwood,
u" 100 Yard Hurdes-won by Walter Rad
ford; Grosyenor Ball, second; Gordon
Naramore, third. Time, 14Rs: ,
more Weldon Pyle second; Almond Los
peg, third. Distance, 18 #: 1874 In;
Pole Vault-Won by Walter Radford;
Weldon Pyle, second; Armand Lopez,
u Shot PnteWon by Homer Hazel; John
| son Grymes, second; Gordon Naramore,
third.
Second Division.
22oY Yard Dash-Won by Kenneth Sh9-
don; Mathiasen, second; McHenry, thhd.
$50, Yard Run-won by Lawrence Hen
dricks Donald Jewell, second Kenneth
Sheldon, third. Time, 2m. 3s16s.
| Roger Spencer, second; Oliver Grymes,
third. Distance, II TT. 10 in.
| Discus Throw-Won by Kenneth Unger (;
Roger Spencer, second Taylor, third.
Distance, rs TT. 8 in.
Third Division.
! 2O-Yard Dash--Won by Ewing CAM
eron; Kent, second; Duren, third.
Baseball -Throw-won by Marshall Bar
ry; Broome, second; Kent, third. Dis
Rroad Jump-won by Talbert Broome
Kent, second; Cameron, third. Distance,
! IA it. In.
| Fourth Division.
Fifty Yard Dash--Won by Ralph Marsh ;
Pierce, second; Hopkinson third. Time,
| TX seconds. .
High Jump-Wop by Herbert MacVicar
| Heller, second Pierce, third Height,
4 1T. ~ in.
| Midget Division.
Fifty-Yard Dash-Won by Terrill
Marsh; McCord, second; Terry, third
Time, T4s.
second; Day, third. Height, 1T. In.
Primary Division.
Fifty-Yard Dash-Won by Sidman
Webb, second: Sebring, third Time, S15 8
| High Jump-Won by Sebring; Day
second; Webb and Kremer tied for third
Height, IT. 10 in.
Broad Jump-Won by Webb; Costikyan
second; Kremer, third. Distance, TT. in
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20

lightweight champion of the world: b
differs. Who is correct? II. M.
Willie Richie is the lightweight
champion of the world. He won his
title from Ad Wolgast, November %,
1872 at DAILY City, Cal.
JPN:
I have a 10-cent piece dated 1854. Is
there any premium on 1t? ID. K.
There is no premium listed on your
coin.
JPN:
Is there a premium on Scent
There is no premium on your coin
@
Is 521 Norwood street in East
Orange or in Newark? e. M.
521 Norwood street is In East
Orange.
]. p. NJ: ~
Where will a letter reach Henry
Ford, OF the Ford Automobile Com
nenv? Are there any book-publish'
ing firms in Newark? Where are
they located? NlCIOh;
A letter addressed in care of the
Ford Automobile Company, Detroit
Mich. will reach Mr. Ford. There are
several book publishing firms listed
in the city directory.
@
]. P. N:
What are the values of the follow
ing coins: Copper cent, dated 1910
half dime, dated 1855, with arrows
copper cent. dated 1853. with thirteer
stars around the head? Who buys
! these coins? n r.
The first coin is worth from 10 to 81
cents, according to the condition
Neither the second nor the third ha'
any value. There are several COLI
dealers in Newark who buy coins
See the city directory for their names
, and addresses.
! j. P. N;
How far is New London, Conn.
! from New York? What is the far
via boat? How far is North eros
venor, Conn, from New London
| What is the fare? j. II. ,.
News London, Conn, Is l24 mile
from New York. The boat fare on
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20
Mammoth Athletic
Council for Boost
Newark Day

Plans are being formulated for a
monster athletic meet in connection
with the Boost Newark Day." which
is the pet project of the Newark
Chamber of Commerce. Olympic
champions, as well as the cream of
the athletes in the metropolitan dis
trict. are to make their appearance at
the big meet.
John O'Hara, who has been the big
man in athletics hereabouts for the
past ten years, has been appointed by
MOSQUITO Commissioner ]. Walter
Dobbins, who has the general man
agement of the Boost Newark Day
in his hands to conduct the athletic
events.
Mr.. O'Hara is on friendly terms
with the greatest athletes in the coun-
try, and it is his intention to give
Newarkers the best of athletic COM
petition on Boost Newark Day" 1t
is expected that Board of Works
Commissioner Albert II. Biertumpfel,
who is president of the Chamber of
Commerce, will shortly announce the
date of the Boost Newark Day, and,
incidentally, what promises to be the
greatest athletic meet ever held in
this city.
Several sites for the games are
being considered. The Motordrome,
Weequahic Park and Wiedenmayer' S
Park are among them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20
SENIORS CAPTURE
INTERCLASS MEET
Last Year Men at MOntclair
High Have Lead Over
Junior Class.
MORA INDIVIDUAL STAR

Tnterclass honors in the annual
Montclair High School Fled Day at
gtlen Field Park, Montclair, yester-
nav were annexed by the senior
class. which rolled up a total of
ninety-six points. The juniors were
second with siXty-four points. Far
behind with the sophomore class IN
third place with twelve points, while
tho freshmen trailed with three
counts.
Sheldon Mora was the individual
prize winner. Gathering a total OF
fifteen points, he nosed out Kenneth
Ilaker by a single point Ed Forstall
vas third with twelve counts Mora 8
noints resulted from first places in
fhe 1oo-yard dash. 22o-yard dash and
summing broad jump. The summaries;
senior Events.
1oO-Yard Dnah-Won by sheldon Morrai
fuuior. second. Kenneth X. Baker,
senior; third. Edward Tate, junior. Time
DO Yard Dash--Won by sheldon Nora.
iuuior: second Henry Ptquet senior :
fhird. Edward Forstall. sophomore ;
fourth, Bloom. senior. Time-2Ssa sec
nnds.
40 Yard Run-Won by Burton Covert
senior; second. Clement Boyd. senior /;
4lnrd John Taylor, Junior fourth. Flick
anger. junior Time-5I45 seconds.
eeny. senior: second. Clement Boyd, sen
inr: third. Allen Bedell. senior; fourth,
w. Fuguet. sophomore. Time minutes
2I3s seconds.
One Mile Bun-Non by Burton Covert,
senior second. Thomas Diyeuy, senior
third Allen Bedell fourth. W. Fuguet,
sophomore Iime-5 minutes 1875 sec
0nds
100 Vard High Hurdles-Won by Al
fred Williamson, junior, second. Edward
Tate, junior; third, Patterson, senior.
Time-31 seconds.
40 Yard Low Hurdles-Won by Ken
Meth Il. Baker, senior second, Alfred
williamson junior; third, Edward Tate
junior; fourth, Bloom, senior. Time
2S4S seconds.
twelve Pound Shot Put-Won by Al
len Brown, senior; second, Sanborn
Francisco. sophomore: third. Herbert
Distance-34 feet 10 inches.
Running High Jump-Wou by Henry
piquet senior second, Edward Tate
innior: third. Fickenger, sophomore.
Ieight-j feet inches.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Shell
don Nora, junior; second, Kenneth K.
Baker, senior: third. Henry Piquet, sen
fer; fourth, W. Patterson, senior. Dis
tance-10 feet ) inches.
Discus Throw-Won by Gordon Brown,
Junior; second. Allen Brown, senior.
third Herbert Knight, senior Distance
--9G feet 10 inches.
Pole Vault-Won by Chaplin Barr. sen
lor: second, Kenneth X. Baker, senior;
third, John Redfeld. senior. Height
s feet
Junior Events.
100 Yard Dash-Won by Edward For
stall sophomore: second, John Stevens.
junior; third, .. Dinkel, junior: fourth,
g. Robe, sophomore. Time-11 seconds
Broad Jump-Wou by Edward For
stall. sophomore second. Morgan Syrett,
freshman third, s Dinkel, junior Dis
tance-16 feet inches.
Glass Relay Race.
Won by Junior class cTaylor Stevens,
Forstall and Moral second. seniors /;
third sophomores; fourth, freshman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20

way is s1.50. North Grosvenor, Conn,
is fifty-two miles from New London.
The railroad fare is s120, one way.
Up. NJ:
Does the State support the wives
and children of the members of the
National Guard II the soldiers go to
war? ANXIOUS.
If members of the National Guard
go to war they will receive the pay
of regular soldiers plus Is per cent
| The pay of soldiers is from $15 up,
depending upon the length Of service
and rank.
Who founded the West Point Mil
itary Academy? JOLLY TARS.
A military school, founded by
Washington, Hamilton and Knox
has existed at West Point, N. Y,
since 1879. In 1874 the grade of cadet
was established In the army, and a
few cadets were trained there. The
United States Military Academy was
organized by act OF Congress in 1902.
1t was then a part of the Engineer
Corps and had only ten cadets. West
/ Point is point on the west bank of
the Hudson River, In New York
State, and took its name from that
fact.
]. p. N:
| Is there very much gold mined In
our country? Which state leads in
this production? BELDON F.
The United States produces nearly
800 100000 worth of new gold each
year. In gold production California
usually ranks first, with Colorado a
close second and Montana a good
third. These three States produce
three-fifths of the total American
supply.
j. p. NJ:
We disagree in locating Mont
Blanc. Is 1t in Switzerland?
GEORGE AND FRANK.
There seems to be a more or less
general impression that Mont Blanc
is in Switzerland. But 1t Is not; ii
is on the frontier provinces of Haute
Savoie, France, and of Piedmont
} Italy. The summit is crossed by the
French-Italian boundary line
]. p. N:
When and where are the next
stenographic-t typewriter examinations
to be held? Where are the position:
located in New York State and in
New Jersey? NONAME.
The next examination will be held
Saturday at the postoffice. The po
sitions are in the postoffice buildings
and the various State government de-
partments
J. P. NJ:
A bets 80 per cent. of Newarks pop,
ulation is foreign born. b disagrees
Who wins? BONES.
According to our authority 81 pei
cent is foreign born and 80 per cent
! native born. So b wins.