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WHITMAN DOESN'T GET $4,000
Request for More Money for sieEcI
Trial Is Lutd Over.

District Attorney Whi'man's request
for $4,000 to carry on the trials oi
Henry Segel and Frank ". Vogcl and
to pay for additional expenses IN the an.
peals of Charles Becker and Hans
Schmidt was laid over yesterday until
July 30 by the Board Of Estimate.
When Whitman's letter was read TO the
board President McAneny Of the boa I'd
OF Aldermen explained THAI one appro,
priation for $4,000 for tho Becker
and Schmidt cases had been made al.
ready. The Mayor was in favor of max.
ing the appropriation. but II was sug.
gested that a more detailed explsnatio
be submitted. As the District Attorney
could not be reached tho matter wNs latd
over until the next meeting.
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Police Transfers Announced.

Police Commissioner Woods yesterday
announced the following transfers Capt.
william a. Bailey from Madison street to
West Thirtieth street Capt W. A. Ward
from West Thirtieth street 10 Stage street,
Brooklyn: Capt. Henry W, Burfeind from
Stagg street to Traffic G. IN West Thr-
tieth street /; acting Capt. James A. Brady
from Bathgate avenue to Madison street
Lieut.. James a.. shaw from IIighbrdge Ia
Bathgate avenue as acting captain.
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DANIELS NAMES BATTLESHIPS.
They Are the Arizona, California
Idaho and Misstssippi.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Secretary Dan.
iels stood godfather TODAY and named
four new battleships TO be constructed FOR
tho United States navy. This was the
first time in many years that 80 many
were named at one time.
Battleship No. 40 now building at Eev
York was named the Arizona, Nos 40 and
II the California and Idaho ard No
-, to be built with the proceeds OF the
sale Of the old battleships Idaho and
Mississippi to Greece. will be called the
Mississippi.
Tho armored cruiser California will
henceforth be known as ths San Diego.
rlans for the three new ships author
ized this year will be advertised about
August /. one viii be built ~ a navy
vnr1
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uuirements OF the ATTORNEY General p
,,st,ad S.na,or p.ad
81 d,I not" was tho ronlv
o,..,,or nj D,..olv,ior
can you tell US MT Jones or any
enort mat you maze 10 prins ABOUT the
dissolution OF thls corporation IN such
a way AZ 10 meet the requirements OF the
Attorney -Gencral'
TOOK no steps OF my own AZ all IN
ms matter Inc mat,er was IN me
hands OF the counsei OF the compahy' ann
VIII say trankiy tha' so Tar as ! hau
any Judgment con'urred IN uheif JUGS
ment ana assume responsibility TOT
dolns "
senator Heeo calied Mr.. Jonese atteh-
uon 70 the ia't .nat IN aaoiuon 10 tne
company OF tne httorney-,enerai on the
United STATES ne nau the decision OF the
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STATESMEN TRIED TO BUY
GOLD HILL STOCK ON TICK
Promoter Newman Says Their Promissory Notes
We're Turned Down by Broker---Food
Got Shares at Cut Rates

u.su,>.-.. So. a. . -
'u'' ~ NV" "'e"'oeI
was Aooed to-day 10 the Congressional
club OF stockholders in Gold IIlll, the
North Carolina mine which was ex-
pIoIted on senato s,a,ionsrv Its,rv n
-,
'nva' chairman VI tne
'''use Son''ni'tee OH roreisn A"airs' is
the latest statesman to be admitted TO
membership.
Walter Georse Nevman tbs nroroter
., ,t,o ,,,,s ,,,,1 i. ,,-.,s., 49,.
-. - "'''e' '''O,o '''e
SENATE committee that representative
F1o'H was stakeholder to the extent
OF $500 shares.
Tho nerbersbi, n, tho co,sr,,. Col,
nm ,,,h $500. -, - -
$50 o''"' 90 ''"''""! 'e'o'"'" '"uo iar'
Consists OF senator ONerman OF North
Carolina, senator Chiffon of West Nir-
ginia Senator Pomerene of Ohio. Sem
ator Swanson Of Virginia and Representa.
tive Flood
That other members Of Consress were
earer IN ioin was eyider, fro,,, NJ Ns,-
mans testimony to-day -rhe nromoter
disclosed that several peubers of CON
er.ss had ,nupht tn scouirs .,ocl. IN the
North Carolina Colconda ON ,Ick
s,nte.mcu,. No,.. Retec,.a
Ne"rhan sara ne nsd received prom
lssorE notes from members OF Congress
VINO wanted to buy stock to the amount
OF $4,000 tie had shown these notes
10 local broker VINO natly declined to
STOCK.
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nurcha.o ., co,a tI,I, 80
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o.n s,ocs 40 10 enn,anaas h,,, 80. ',s
90 - E,,,a .Si".., So
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an,nrS,nn ma h',. So ',st
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100000 for salem Sufferers.

WAsHrNGroH, July 1O.-By n vote Of
1871 to sc the House concurrcd today In the
Senate amendment TO the sundry civil bill
approiristing $500. 00o for the relief Of the
Salem Are sufferers. DeSpit. tho fact that
the appropriation was recommended ny
President Wilson. such Democrats ~ Tn.
derwcod. Rainey and Page opposed II.
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800 IDEAL SUMNER RESORTS
llo.naHe Illusi I'd Arach IIrA

With reformation regarding SOC Summer Re-
sorts In Vermont and shores Lake Cham
plain. with hotel, farm and village home ac-
eommodations. sent on receipt CT &c stamps
-, SN5 Broadway. y. V
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NEW NORK--Iong Island.
NEW yoRK-Adirond.cLs.

wAYsIDE INN and Cottages Lake Lu-
ssrne, n. y. Adirondack foothills. CLIO.
RIoUs; $500 upwards; booklets GEORGE
W. LA SALE. Proprietor.
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should be privileged 10 return to me Old
rates until further action by the Pub
Service Commission"
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BEND &c for beautifully illustrated vacs.
ton Booklet giving complete Information
Northern New York ana Vermont. Address O.
E. T, a. Rutland n X, 1915 Broadway ~ Y.
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NEW ENGLAND-Rhode Island.

LAKE PLACID. NY. The ideal summer re
sort for sport, for rest, for every hing good
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auirements Of the Attorney General7
asked Senator Reed.
IT did not" was the reply.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01
pHOTO.pLAY ASSOCIATION
Box 1853 W1LKES.BARRE. PA

Chroniclc-Ncws soc n month.
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sad the dsas-s to ,hs oil ~.,i. ana
10 the sssas ,aaA. -hish line The
river there. fairly bursting With mill
lions ot naiioas af oil. sss rallied In
G-a-ssi casaasa's attention by sis
c~~ii Spstag- Hike ,arssixts u. T.
Msies. British sonsai al i:t i'asa.
The ambassador note sr~issd that
issiai.h ias-s.s,s had Suffered in Tbs
s-eest aasuss-sstai feb-i attacks an
the city. ssi added that tosetsn em.
nins~. had been s.sresi sa leave rN-si
,-.slss
tssaesai CafsaasA IN his reply
stated that tnErishes. Who trN Tam.
piso did 80 Of thsIs u~a accord. aud
ursu Welsoaa. sa return undes every
asAssase- of prps-sstoa b-sas within
his pouef. lie added that immediate
stlralioa ~oiia bc Etssa sa asistns
nsss sovia: bands Of aAsandsf. uho
have hssassed tho oil fields. To shis
sai orders vets t-iexsaphrd to-day L.
0eaessi cAbai'eso. governor Of ih.
state at Tsmsaiipss. GsassSi Car
ssasa stsn tsicshsphsi George 4.
cssosh~ss. eaatssssatiai sxeas at shs
t.silsa ssAiss ss ~ pSsu. desiAsins
that in the fosshsomsax attack hs
uuaid do all In his power To safe
guard Tho live. saa property of for
s.sarsy.
The frs,-ss,s o, Tampies s.a,r.'
the river aieaE which the oil ,ants
arr built. but the rebel. oecupY ,hs
oil field iyinx In the oasskirs of TIE
city.
In connection with the statement
that employees mjshs return TO Tam
pico General CsfssasA stated thcr.
~as no question ut permits sns for
stSnets wh" have fled the country Ia
return has ever bcca raisra by hi.
Decentralization aud that all wishing
10 return to work are free sa do -.
Los Angeles. Calf. MAY 1.-The
steamer N-braskan arrived here to.
day with six hundred American rcfa.
gees from saline Cruz. Mexico. The
refugees said .: other Americans dc.
cidcSi to remain behind. Those ~he
arrived today included Ralph Love
iand. a ium herman Of Detroit. Mich.
Clarence Myers. Of Chillocothc. o.:
Pat Murphy. Of San Aninnic.. Texas: (:
and Walter ~. Small. a sco1okisi Of
Frarklin. IA.
Wailc there wcrc somc dcmonstra.
tions in salina crus. after the Amcri-
can occupation OF Vera Cruz. no
Americans were In imminent danger
said the refugees. Tacy all conccn-
tratci at u hotel and were unmolc.i-
I'd.
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nYoMEl RELIEVES
N FIVE MINUTES
Yot' BREATHE II

n YauF h-ad Is all stHssrsi ap frpa
a cold as sa,aFsh. yoss suffer eE'h
dali headaches aaa sewn iarsins Ia
Vitality. as arc eons,aaslS saiSslina
AMI raazhiHE. Foa a-rd = grsarsis
,ha. .iii give shr auisHrs'. srasi rg,
ssesis- AMI tas.iag s-lirf ssoss5hi-
saaa-shias ,ha. ~iii s.. sists ,p shs
stss. clear tho head and ,hrsas ans!
.na year taIsSsgs
suFstY us~ i,fasnsi-sii druggists
sell 81 IL Is iuss sash a ssasscS. ans'
ia "aiisriF haEus,.ss asi pleasant IN
Yua tFraih~ it mo- s,amara
tiosihg.
TIE sn,i.rpsie oils at iiyuasri mis-
@isa ~" air l.ss breathe lie health
sisinE medication Immediately
REACHES shr sarr ard intiamrvl mu.
esss membrane feel better IN
five 'uiursrss IL is practically jis,
possible I. us- lIS.m-i AMI u.' Gals
be relieved bu, permanently bvncfls-
cd The iisus'uan brus Go, viii 80.
fund y.ur money u Yuu rrc not saiis.
fled. Nss tnr the complete outfit
SIZE. sisr.
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AAaisal Ao8asA a1ao- Tsposss fsae'
The ~sss eusss al Avaiso that nsiss
h-trrva the eoas,i,ulianaissss an
tvdesais eoaiiaued at NssAiian. The
M-Si.Aa steamer t.aslis has h-sn
burned al MAasaaiilo sad II ~ss the
noise at the ~sriossaa which caused
q false report that The Rsic'sh ~as
honshAr,.iaG that psst. Esrsylh1ai
1. nos quiet there. the admiral sv.
ports.
Consul Canada At Vera Csas re-.
ported to the state department today
that there still are 1900 Americans
In Mexico City unable To get out bc.
cause Of interrupted railroad faciii.
tics. These arc. Tor the most part.
ncw arrivals In the Mexican capital
from the surrounding country. The,
arrived Just after the departure oI
the last train for Vera Cruz. Consul
Canada has asked tho brazilian
ministcr aud Admiral Cradoek. the
british comma ndcr. to exert their cf.
forts To restore railroad communities.
ton with tho capital.
The spanish ambssAado Mr.. RI.
ano. representative Of the 1tucsis
xovcrnmcnt In the t'niicd States. Wis.
tied the ArGcntinc legation At II o.
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stated oa su--i authority that this
matter had Lc~a sakca up With the
nscdistpss.
Another matter .aii To have been
taken iass con sid-ss,ion ~as the fir
ias On the ward liner Aniiiia ss Tam.
rira by the oasiisui,nasl,sis.
II ~as learned tho mrdiAloSs have
submitted to ali tho l.aiin. American
diplomat. a resume of their work as
far - II has Progressed The PRO
ssc,iinR. ~rsc given as . matter q.
record In strict .oatidCnrc.
An American hriSsdicr was seized
by Mexican federal officials at Man.
saniiio. who thought that war had
hc~a declared. bus vas Immediately
released with apologize. on the de-
msnj Of the Raleigh. according to a
report received at the navy depart
mcnt today from Admiral Howard. In
command of the American fleet OIL
the west coast Of Mexico.
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NiiloM ASKS FOR
MORE FED. SOLDIERS
ac.sssssss s,,o ~. ~


I, Mas announced last night by
sinion leaders that the matter OF sur
rendering firearms would bs pat To
a vote of the strikers and mass
meeting Mas called for . o'si0rk ihi.
morning al the tent colony, oeins
u the storm. kosst-r. this ni--tins
.as not held as scheduled.
With the passing of the hours the
district. which for ss.6s has b-sn
sa spt bs insaff-Stioh. assumes a
brighter ASPECT. M disorders Of any
sind were reported yesterday and for
the first time in months people OF
the saai sanis. which since she liiii-
Tia Mas removed. have b--n ~iihaai
protection. slept r-sifaiiS, confir
dens@ has b@-h restored To iSrai basi-
hss. men and all through the aaY
siiiIshs called upon Ma ior i.sibru-,a.
assuring .him os their aasir- ta eo-
oisssAir in restoring orsisf Ia the soha-
nunitr.
FSsss-s. the sssh1 of the si.-honr
battle Of "Wednesday is ,s-isf aban-
aahsd. Til. bs-ii-s af sish, sohatsanf'
men ~ho lost their lives in abe en-
counter with strikers have s--a r.-
covered ss the eososss shi ,hs snsas-
iaE as-~kAs- remains .. an -shibil
ef The fire that destroyed Tbs sa,aI.
and Suspended ot~ssiisas,
Major tisibr.ok late TODAY ssid ~
had b@ea advised from WAIST sharH
that the striker and operators sep
fsssas.siE-s in tiasrfsns s.siH,s we're
siiiins sa lag sspn their arms. bat
that h- haa received uo "details ~
thr ass--m-n.
sheriff jeff fass. mf itasstan /,
e.inss. said ot-r sh- ians 'd5sssas-
telephone shat he hal NAT Lasn able
4" get ans infnsnsiiaa regarding
elias. for ai.ssmam-a,o liz said
|-s.fsisine had i.r~r auis, in shr
Wsis~ahsrx h-ixhbash.o-i siagr chs
arrival ot the federal ss@ass,
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ouiak tIsi Mss
s&f...'%ts''' '''
Csaaias abs Bseed in Order
b Required By Mose
People.

hy>s,tlAi Jos ..., - = s.AgA ara
~ sAiy ~ tk~ aisgsfl. ~ y = S- fs< iss
lss~sl u Sill szrlsTlse sasl - kNss ~tA'
ssA ~ Asss sss Asaslh sss~ is~ sls~ei 10
ssieosA u IN stzzss ~ s~~iy WasssS ttSe
ss.S Is n~a ssrsss.iss i's ssi, s-sSssss =
1~eV fseasN,
U - e<st tisgsa sst. - u ssy sIiS
esses - Ask fss a lssts- 81 v - >, ifsg.
= Fv0~AJ ,AsI s~ss .. pssS - sl~4
hag. v (ass kIlsEsils rss@-s fssEl tAtS
ysof G&A. s~ufisss srfxss f.x--s sAS ids.
- ~ AwUo sEi siSsssfs.
2ss esst tssl-f ~ sA~. S1s frsst sstEa-
sAool. o~s fr~ss Ia< srs-ea u ersss. el'
fs~0 III rsihsAsl ssssg =: AsssEss A&rsa'
siaS.
n iagsslsssls ia s. s. S, serve III
aeUss t~stAAS =. 80 ssis sisss.s s.-s s~isai4I
tles~ss II ~ LssI gtss l-Ef f-zk sszs Tres
~ AAssA iA~ts s~s sss~AsIsi ESsstsA~ss sA-i
gbss s-tAls usss s.ssiss 81 -sL4~s ~ ssstf
y Esassst ali s,vg ~ .fsl~sa
j.. t~s ssVss~s 10 gee . s~sise II T. = r.
on1als u ufh assks 80 fees a~ss~s Is Fssa
. BE AsASs~ss II 10 ys-Sssrsa ssiy - ~
teA.ssisss sf rss s.iN ss~wsse To-. 80
eain tftAe. Astassas ia s~sa 80 sa~ts
fsss s~~k tslitAs .. ias asa, ssssAss 600
Msi~As shAs sstg' fhe ssnss sA0Sly -
svos~~ II tSs~9sstsAasS kLs..~l
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01
MEMBERS OF ALASKAN
COMMISSION APPOINTED

Washington. u. C.. May 1.-Sccrc-
tary Lane announced today President
Wilson had ajointcd Wii:isrr &. Edes
and Lieut.. Frederick Mcars as men,
bcrs of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission. whicl, will have cis,rgc
Of the location of the railroads In
Alaska under the recently enacted
Alaskan railroad act.
Mr.. Edes is chief engineer of the
Northwcstcrn Pacific Railroad in
California. Lieut.. Mears is chief en-
,inecr G the Panama railroad and
was suggested for the Alaskan work
~ Col. Geo. W. T,anthals.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

- never did !
itrr,t and have n
started. except ON
ions when I could
,cnrral Chase.
The nuruinr r
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

beaver. Coias. May is-t:cs-fn.r
Nmmons' version q. the Forbes battle
II Wednesday in which nin- m.~'
sm,ioy.. and one striker a&r tae~n
&. have been killed. iittS~a fson,
the; given by Major = -iiamsass
10 the ~om-n's committee
Asked whether he had ccisrJ a
iirr,s request from Me ,amCsrs \
or permission 10 a. - the
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01
WHY II u A rAvoR1rE

There are good reasons why Cham.
|bcriain's Cough Remedy Is favor
ite with the mothers Of young chill.
dren. Read what one Of them say,
OF IL: There could be NO hcttc'
medicine than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My children were all sick
with whooping cough. One Of them
was in bad. had a high fever and
was coughing up blood. Our doctor
Eaye them Chamberlain Cough
Remedy aud the first dose eased
them. and three bottles cured them.
says Mrs. Il. A. Donaldson. of Lex
.inRton, Miss. For sale by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

tArnses. rnio. Mas ts=tana Ma.
IshhAn. district psrsia~as ss The Enlss
sd Mia- Workers of Asz-sisa. said
his understanding sas ,kss LaiaF
itolbsunk bad srsa-sss.. sa-ir gcas-s
s1atasisss al TsiaIiaa lass sighs shss
he strikers sass~na-r shrir aruas
but thai no request had b~-a utah.
upon the operators tns the stssrsas-
Il arm. by sarif hs-n al The sainSss
Nei.rnnan added that protest
sxaia.s such an aFsah zetnsat HAD
he~a seat To Representative krssiaz
n wsshir sscn. vhn s.rssra today
that IL had ss-n sasasiss-l 60 ,h-
.s~Jarn.o
J. y w-ianras rsrsisSst sG the
'siasa H. Fuel sna ison sanraa .
stated that sh- operators hsh &C.
.is-.' M formal request saf she sssg-
srad-r at arms but hai Eafasnsrd
Maj.f it.its.sS sh-y stood ggaiy ;p
Issue sa.h Instructions ~h.u. 10 ihp
najofs opinion. shry wpussd L-si
.rssr ss gcss.rr peace
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

Douglas. Aris.. May i.-Onc hun
drcd Americans and other foreign
refugees from Mexico left here today
to return to their homcs in Mexico.
satisfied that danger Of molcsiaiion
Is past. They 20 TO the mines AT Pi-
'iarcs. Nacoxari and Fl Tigre undc'
assurances Of full protection from
Gcnctal CarranEa and on assurssices
from the lattcrs' confidential, agent
at 81 Paso. Roberto v. Pcsqucira.
that tho state department at Wash
ington will interposc no objections.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

reork today sad held . eoafesv aes
wish the Asxsa'is- miaissss. Nj
Nsoa. The ambassador ia said Il
hare delivered . message To The me.
dissosS from the Nuvsss ses-sam~as
No statement ~as made as ,a IL. eoa
trntss
Osaeity at the situation ai Tam.
pieu growing out Of tho fas, sevumu.
iasioa ef oil tspm the flouisx we'll.
in the tasessor which Constitute q
great menace to the to~s itself snd
vast finaucisi luas ~ = result of this
|os-sflowiax of sh~ snks aad tiaails
tho interference with aeuifai con.
m~rr~ BY tho eoassttuiioaaiisss - ~.
hibitca in the firing On the ward lias
steamer Antiiis ai that i,ost. psumpl.
= dsir Cecil srrinx.Ric the british
amhs .ssdos. to eoaf~r today viii,
As~tssaas Secretary Oshorac Al tbs
state p-psr,mvat In . further cftos,
TO create a neutral noac In the oil
field vicinity.
Agents Of the constiluiiouslists in
Washington today sent messages Ia
their military leaders at Tampieo Ia
do all in their power to protect the
oil properties there. and assurances
that extra ?rccausion would bc taken
10 prevent damage 10 the properties
werr conveyed to Sir Cecil Spring.
Rice. the Briiish ambassador.
The Mexican government IA In.
vesiigsiius the case Of DR.. Edward
Ryan. the American said TO bc i'm.
prisoned and about TO be executed ut
|zacatecas. II has promised that he
will be released II under detention
aud will BIZ furnished with the means
to get to Mexico Cityi. This advice
reached the state department
tn rough the Brazilian aud span,ah
Ambassadors.
Late today Mr.. Riano. the Svanish
Ambassador. announced that he had
received no messages from the Hucr.
IA government and he called st the
Argentine legation to discuss tho
general situation with the mcdiators.
Secretary of War Garrison an.
nounced today that the civil govern
mcut established at Vera Crus By the
naval authorities would be replaced
by military government under Cen
cral Funston and that all civil orfic-
crs now exercising authority at Vera
Cruz will be removed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

chihuahua. Mexico. May i.--Gcn-
cral Carranxa ID determined to use
every effort TO protect the immense
oil properties owned by foreigners.
principally those at Tampico. anN he
telcsrapher to British embassy At
Washington to that affect today.
An overwhelming force is now be-
ing organised to capture Tampico
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01

~" "eEHtUE !" w" FsVbe- sEsA-
ic the governor added. several re-
iars's were received from diffcTcn,
oints tor militia. that IL was feared
IN attempt was being made by the
strikers to divide the militia into
snail ie,achmcats and attack them
aud iha, Forbes was the only paint
from which n request for militia was
matte that day where any lighting oc-
,urrct.
General Chase was abscn, from his
headquarters here. having gone to
the Boulder county fields to arrange
for the disposition OF the militia.
Al the Adjutant Generals office i,
waA stated that about $50 additional
miliiiamcn had been sent TO the
Louisville district and that dctach-
mcnts from Greeley. Fort Morgan.
Brush. Akron and Windsor had been
ordered home.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01
WRITE STORIES
FOR MOVING
PICTURE PLAYS
New. Spare-Time Profession for Men
and Womcn-0ne Nan Makes
$35OO In Six Months

Owing TO the large number Of new
motion picture theatres which are
being opened Throughout, the coun-
try. there IL offered 10 the men aud
women of today. a nuw profession.
namely. that OF writing moving pic
turc plays. Producers are paying
from S:5 to $3.50 for each sc.nario
accepted. upon which the, can build
\ photo play.
$c3O0 in Six Months
As IL only requires q few hours
time TO construct q complete play.
you can readily sec the immense pos
sibilitics In this work. One man.
who gave the idea a ,ryout. writes
that he earned s35oo in six months.
II is possible for an intclligcn, per.
son TO meet with equal success.
One feature OF the business which
should appeal to everyone. is that the
work may he done at home in spare
time. No literary ability is required
and women have as great an op?or-
tunity MS mon. Ideas for ylots are
constantly turning up. and may he
put In sccneario form and sold for
good price.
Particulars Sent FREE
Complete particulars OF this most
interesting and profitable profession
may be had FREE OF CHARGE by
sending n post card to
pHOTO.pLAY ASSOCIATION
Box 1853 W1LKES.BARRE, PA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01
PEACE OUTLOOK IL :.
t MEX. NoPeFul

sCsssssssa ~. saep ~
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-24
Los Angeles.

Euglues 1sS1 aud 1869 were pulled In dead. -
two hours late. Engine 300s. door sheet ise.sS
w. !. three hours late. No - seven hours ~
No. \. three hours late. engine II. leaking 49,
No. lOi nine hours late: No. l. Two hours ~ ~
utes late .ugln. 22sO fIues leaking badly; eee.1
3nN, Leaking. No. /. hour 20 minutes
engine 1888, fluss and rings locking engine ~
flncs leaking badly, No. 32ts. pulled in IDEAS. w.
10. two hours late. No. /. one hour late.
ls'd. flues and staybolt- leaking: engine sss. -
leaking. engine 23ss. door sheet leaking.
s29o, nu.s and staybolts leaking: engine
tlues and dnor sheet leaking. r
salt Lake report. There are IL dead ensinS
the shops for repairs the salt Lake rono-
bad order cars on the rip track. and ~ OH
There are 20 seabs working the rip hses
s'ah boiler makers and Is helpers. II seAe
chintsts and helpers. Twenty-Five men we's
IF Feb 2ith. The strikers are on the )oo ~
times day and night, and have the spirit Oh -
xiv" W MI victory crowns our efforts