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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

teriEg the ring declined to 60 through
with il.
The claim was made by Morznr
manager that II was the only way they
could get Johnson into match al
that time. Reports of the contest To-
dicated that johnson vas IN very Doos
form al the time and therefore azd
little chance " putting the Pltts-
bargher away. II proved cne thing
howeger-that Moran had consider.
able class, no matter how johnson fslt
about Il.
Moran'S win over the British cham
Dion. BombsrdleF Wells, b. the kne,rk-
ogt route IN ten rounds, was the tycca~
sion for blk boost. byt Wells had sost
the same way 10 Al pzlzer. Gunboat
Smith and Georges Carpenter. No
rams latest win b. a knockout ever
George Sims IN six rounds was moth
ing 70 bfsg about a. Sins was oonsld.
cred only . thirdTateF over in Lon
don.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

s. 5. s. II guaranteed 10 be a
purely vegetable remedy. II h made
entirely of genfIe-scfiDg, healing, pu-
rifying roots, herbs and bafks, poe,
ssssinx properties that build up ali
Derfs of the system, in addition 10 re.
moving all Impurities and poisons
from the blood. S. S. S. Il safe
treatment for Rheumatism, Csfsrrh.
bcrofula, Sores and Ulcers. Skin Dis
eases, Contagious Blood Poison, ana
all disorders 0f the blood. II cIeanses
the entire system and it's permanent
Get 5. S. s. IT any drug store.
5. 5. s. II standard remedy recog-
nized everywhere ss the greatest
blood sDtidote ever discovered. II
yours IL . peculiar case write to S. S.
5. Co. Atlanta. Ga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

Black and white FOOTWEAR has beer
rather orerdcne In the last fe,.
n-oHths- although i Is ssnl worn ;,
very ssnzFt ~0r-e.. But blue snc
~1ise footwear Is not only never. on.
less likely 10 ne ovsraoue thzr h,acs
ana white There are sosse charninf
hne pumps mary blue of ccurssl
touched with pipizgs and bsscv >,
white KID. and fhess are worn VII
nsyy blue SIX stockings. shcwsn
"sAite clocking u narrow stripes
~hits- This blue footwear Il ;
course. worn with Eavy blue frocks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

You are not really well educated Il
you do not possess the knowledge
which is essential in making a home
what It ought to be. The girl who
would stand aghast II asked to build
IRE In the kitchen range. and would
be as helpless to prepare dinner or
iron a shirtwaist, as IL she were called
upon to translate from the Hebrew.
has serious lacks in her education
Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18
Uoplre chIII an Es.sorer.

Ollie Chill American league um-
plre, was q boxer. He boxed Eddie
Sanfry and other good boys OF sew
eral years ago, and; in the winter,
after he became an umpire. helped
hay Bronson the indianapolis scrap
per, IN bis training ChiH started as
an umpire IN the Central league. went
to the American association and then
to the ma1orA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

- EEHa1eT EsEEf.f 1nfr tiis nan1r ~
sisssrE. 1DwsTsr AZ hp iEiAzg Z
grint 1sgllr nzrs Dsan wsu fT Hiiass
tRE 1s1rssrK w.1.s is 11er 11Fzsg sEl
zszat z-f1-lry 70 s-lnrs punishment. -
: Lev Esrort f.g rioss 1i1a1sE Llts
raes. aesr'1LrE 60 sz5'sr-E xaE srs
ss-zszzssssz-fE 4 f;rnEHE- o. si1lcursflns 81
Ezsz zuf crfFerz T'De t5g Esat.1.l1ls.i
fgsra1 ~ CD1gew ami An1=rsln Eu
gaE rsasst zspurt Ehs p9ursa lsnrse
tTea saas sEsngE fJseE in zns rgnersH
ant nfpEs crhfr er-3eE glr lt -ta
fanz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18
SUIT FOR DIVORCE FILED.

Through her attorneys. Holding &
Herr. Elzara Hestand today filed suit
for divorce against her husband. J. o.
Hestand. Plaintiff alleges nonsupp0rt
and practical desertion and asks the
custody Of their one child. thirteen
monthsold little girl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

Ty Cobb is at the head Of four de-
parirents IN baseball. He is the
champion base-steaIer. champion 0sts-
nan, champion scorer and champion
total-base hitter. r. there was any.
thing else worth while in the game be
sculd try for that also.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

A Chicago surgeon finds that music
In the operating room is OF great as
sistance in putting nervous patients
into calm, peaceful frame OF mind
before going under the knife. While
patients favorite song is being
played OF sung. be or she will. this
surgeon says. drift much more readily
under the inesenes of the anesthetic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

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fils EeunsguHl1 1e
irsiteH asasrps-l
fir ! faae Ez6ssr n
- tdIEsssAs 1in.s
asst = always -
isssssf ne ~Hex
srfis~ ne rea
1ails nn w'sssr =
fnzss . rsIsas rvsr
gisasr ! uzs ses
nunsEasirc i. -ssss wir
80 ] waE xzs.s..sr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18
uftrsss ELSEWHERE,


Western tnios fepDr11 reeesyee ii
. e'elo<k b NJ
TKIhs~DeDfrsiIy eiopdy. Ten,
Defzfsfs " - - R&lfed ~ Dzilzs.
Jsekeoayiiis. EastlzDo. orservilIs.
enpsssooa. ~esfbeffora, Warn, port
Worn, Rarserxyills, Lon9ylew. Wax.
sh2ehis, KotDeJ, Sherman. Valley
f'ew. Ssp hptoaio AVA Palestine.
OKLAHOMA - Generally eloney.
christening eDc1. Rain ~ MeAlester.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

tickling in she throat. hoarseness
loss Of voice, indicate the need o, B,l.
.afds Horehcund Syrup. 1t eases the
lungs. quiets the cough and restores
health in the bronchial tubes Prices
&c. soc and ssoo per bottle. Sold nv
Owl Drug store.--Adv. aa.v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18
Grady CouniyExpress
25c a year

This great offer q made for Al IN
iefinite period We viii send the
Srady County Express for one full
sear, 70 subscribers IN Grady county
5nly. on receipt OF only % cents.
Think OF ii. the official county paper.
-0ck-ribbed Democratic. with 81 the
ocal. political and official news every
Feek for rs cents year. Come ran
aing. Remit In coin to
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS
Chickasha. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18

20 Cs rY, Ckiz oet b.
~ sse ~ sgsseshsss esetaas
g z seskotef n ~ 81efe
'fps t ~ ~ ~ tsezssfer. sne
f'xef r. ssx1 ~ gzS@ts ~ Wa Aa-
ssrDefee n aake 1enssa ~ Bsat,.
TFFSssfer kfexsn1ef fcf to- W 80
iesfs@l nao0sy hsSc Ia sle saate ~.
op&story ~ tse stste ises&mef II me
credit n - 3oas1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-18
Yes; 5. 5. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

known Tor 30 Years AZ the Best
kSmsdt for Rhsamstisfn. csfufis.
Scrsfsis, Skin Diseases.
bcientisss have dis Dyersf that the
Forest and the nel6. srs sbnm1anfIy
supplied with yeTetstion of various
Ehds, that furnish the ingredients
Tor making remedy, for practically
every III and ailmenf Of mankind.
Medicines made from roots, herbs. snd
bsfka which hatufs has placed ct the
oieDosst o. man, are better than
strong mineral MIXTURES and conc0c-
ticns, Asuergl medicines work dan.
rtfpnsly 81 fle delicate psrfs Of the
system, especially the stomach end
bowels, b. eating out the lining mem
pfsne. producing chronic dyspepsia
ana often eniirelS rnining the health.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
New Process
Steam | aundry,
9enft Str G4uaA psn Gnre 8df4e?

Senl1 SOI CaUuS u0W VSSs WSI~s'
Benn TO-, barn miro e. it'd gud lob
nen. nidt auber Adt'au laHen, odb tptr
guer @igentbum b%ebanneln. als more e
oas unierige. 8ir boben bic poQftdn.
oigite @afdanitalt in Worotpetten unb
t1ef fern erfter &ldHe Nrbeit. 8tr ee'
brauden teine Gbemifalen; mir perberben
oaber Cure @of)er nidt. Benn .Shr
.eine Nrbeit unb bette B~ebannlun9
tpoIt, bann oenft an uns. l1nfere Rrei'
le iinb nieoris . als fonfnpo. un0 mir
beiorgen Cure Gdmilientpdfhe biuiger.
ala Sbr es felbit tbun f6nnt. grt,noi8t
uro nber5eugt Guf. @ir baben agen'
ten in ben %unlieeenoen sssd0teu.
6. +. Reper 0ampfmai&auaa HALT,
gigentbiiner.
8. I've. g.. ct. G1ou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
11nniait 51 berinden nub Cure GRILL
tnng 81 iiberfommen. Gie mtro
nnitatt befen Gud iiber.
fDmmen.

Em1ien6e bleiben oobei grfdItl1n-
gen utro @uiten our9 8erna@ldi1i'
gl1rg uno @erarg gu ertragen. $50
rum gu9 ielbit our leidten 8ellte
erniter grfrarfungen un6 gpi6emien
moder oIs @eiultat elmer pernodldi'
iigten grfdltung. Grfaltungen ur1o
&uiten unterminiren @l1re Stdrfe
lno 2ebensfraft, menn Tie nidt gleid
anfangs gebemmt meroen. Ct. aings
Meue gnoed11ng lit, mos SIR &C.
braudt - sic critic Doiis bilft. @uer
@opf miro flar, gl,er Mtbmen fret
uno SIR fublt gu4 Inn 10 bel bei-
ier. aauft cine Glaide bel,te nod
uno fungt on iofort bopon gu neb.
men. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Kinder 3SnreIen
MACH FLETcHER'S
TO RIA
baa$ und bof.

Mittel gegen dronid e
gerfopfung. Morsens Dor oem
6rIbitiid cine 5oiie beiBes @aiier.
Man mug 0amit natiirli4 cine 3ett=
lang f%ortfabren. - Ser reaelmaBige
8ebraub BON alfobolfreiem @ein bat
iid BET droniider @%eritopfung idon
oft als por5ugli9 bemdbrt. @s eig=
mem iid oa5u m1d} al1e apfelmeine. -
2einiamen ouf folgenoe @eiie mge=
manot lit ebenfaa5 erfolgreih: Gin
gebaufter gBl0ffel gaa5er 2einiamen=
former miro rein getpaiden, 6os
@aiier obgeieibt un6 sic &0Grner in
etne Saiie getbon, Die ma11 Damn 5ur
9dlfte NIT M1l9 auffuQt. 3ies miro
morgens rIdterr, unb cine gleide
Hortion am Mber6 Dor oem Gdla=
fengeben geromune11. Mber immer
5mei gtunben mirbeitens porber ite=
ben laiien, sic Morgenportion abenbs
eirtpeiden, 6enn ser %2einiamen mrB
gemeidt iein. @enn mm init 6ieiem
MeitteI 1tnl1nterbroder1 fortfGbrt, 10
bleibt Ser grfolg nidt aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

figte er NIT feierlidem grnite bin.
5u, rooB udbren6 6ieier grobe5eit
|'1eine auffubruns ieoer Erifung
ItarobGlt uno gu ME mebr bon mir
perlangen tpirit, grfunoigangen gu
u,lterlaIien. Nimmlt 9u an?"
Geeil f11br al1f, sod stepban idob
i'm sur seite. Gle @lutb par aus
leinem @eiid)te periduun6en, nur
in ieinen 4ulgen leudtete es nod uno
Ieine Gimme flang tief unb felt.
SD nebrne an"
$50 geb' a1f 3ein 3immer Big
Morgen Damn mir1t Gu oieie geoin=
glt:1gen unter5eidnen uno uns Der
laiien."
Oortiebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

@orgefeimte @artof-
feln, mie ma11 lie 5ur Nflan5ung
bon JrMbfartoffeln bertpenbet, per=
BEN folgen6ermoben ge5ogen: mon
ludt aus bem @orratb noQig n1s-
gereifte un1 geiun6e &noqen aus uno
iebt iie in nieorige, ourdlaBlihe Sat,
tenfditer a1fredt, cine neben sic on=
oere, NIT SEM Nabelenoe noh unten
un6 Ser m friibe1ten u1streiber1oen
Spibe nn9 oben. 9ie gefunten Sd
item tper6er1 in eirem bellen un1 luf=
tigen @a1me 11ntereebradt, Ser eine
Semperatur BON ettpu go big So
@rab S. bat. @s merben iid bam
boI6 fur5e un6 frdftige Seine emit
pi6eln, sic nidt GIT lang mer6en bir=
fen. Sic ongetriebenen &artoffeln
miii1en beim geben iebr iorgfd1tig
bebonoeIt tperben, ban1tt Sic Seine
nift nbbrefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

I'm einen Meiiergrifi
tpie6er I'M Set 5u befeitigen, gieBt
mon beiien 3miidenrd11me NIT &o=
lopboni1m aus. Sic Meiier 6irfer
6nm aber niemols in beiBem, ion=
oern MIR in mdBig mormem @oiNer
gereinigt tperoen. Man fann Sen
@riff o11d NIT BIei eingieBen, mos
idor cine bGrtere MoiIe btl6et uno
in beiBem @uiier tpenig gefdbrbet
1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

Sur 8ereitung BON sau=
er tei g miro Elm Ibeil 6es fertig
m1fgegange11en Seiges a%bgenommen
u1r6 Big gum nddNten Baden m1fge=
boben. Mar red)net getp0bnlid uuf
100 Ibeile Mebl 4 5beile So11erteig
o6er 2 Sbeile EreBbefe. @ir6 Mebl
nit @aiier o%ngerieben obne 3uiat
bon Sm1erteig ooer Sefe, 10 miro
oieier grei al1s Ser Suit @drungs=
feline u1fnebmen, in @arung uber=
geben unb cine Mrt gn1erteig bilben,
Der aber mi1r6ertpertbig lit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
7.OOO,O CO JEWS TO STRIKE.
work men plan Worldwide Move
for Rights After WAR.

The executive committee Of the Jew
ish Workmcn's National Peace council
yesterday NJ an executive session At
l55 East Broadway began ~aIIauS,m"n'S
for an international strike of 1.OuU, UU1
Jew IN workmen throughout the world
20 establish equal rights Tor Jew on
the day Of the conclusion of peace by
the European h,lligerrutS. The cNerrI-
tive committee of the national council
Yesterday voted sl0,ou0 for the prcpara-
ton OF pamphlets which will hc sent
10 the Jews OF the wolld asking them 10
gct ready for the strike.
Abraham |. ShiplikoN, a member Of
the executive committee. said yestcr-
day "Thclc are l3.uuo. 600 Jews
throughout tire world. ~ least 70"o,o 00
of these are wouhIugmcn.
THE committee has ordered pvopara-
ton of memoranda 10 tuupr,>Snen
pointing out the duty of the United States
IN the matter of the accomplishment OF
world peace without fulthcr delay. We
are sending to Russia Ia secure tive
original documents issued by the Rus
sian pumt with relation to the Jewish
question and also various documents
ISSUED by the russian Government with
relation L. the Jews. These documents
will DE translated ard sent 10 members
of Congress and the Administration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
ALLIES WAR GOODS
MENACED IN STRIKE
Guards i'm West shore Yards 10
Prevent Destruction of
Material.

\ report that German SN~muath.1'r.
connected with the freight handlers now
ON strike in New jersey yards planned
t. destroy Nat cars loaded wa loco
motives awaiting shipment to Nladivos-
tok, Siberia, for IN, KIssa an Govern
ment led to the placing Of armed guards
In the Grautou freight yards of the Wet
Shore railroad last night.
The locomotives and other Wal ma
terial are to be shipped ON British tramp
steamers by way OF the Panama Canal
and are piled alongside boxes OF hdrhcd
vine and other material destined tor the
French and British fronts.
Director OF Public safety Frank
Hague Of Jersey city said yesterday
that he would try To- arhitrate the strike
\ delegation OF the str.h,rS called on
him yesterday. After they LETT H. said
ne would present the strikers demands
AZ a conference he would have" to-day
with officials OF the Pennsylvania and
I.chigh Valley railroads,
About 200 men went back to work IN
the Central Railroad shops in Elizabeth
yesterday, which leaves the Jenkins
Rubber Company the only plant Still
an, rtcd by the strike there. When IA,
Central Railroad men We're paid they
We're tuld that they would be- taken back
under the old wage scale aud most OF
them decided to return to work, 20,
liccmou are still stationed at some Of tn,
shops TO Keep away agitaturs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
Squadron 4 and Machine Gun
Troop Will BE Attacked
by Other Forces.
WHITMAN WILL REVIEW

Last night the vanguard OF the 10000
Guard. on its way to mobilization in Van
Cortlandt Park, marched through the
city and pitched its tents on the parade
ground OF the park to await the others
who will arrive this morning. The early
corners were from staten Island and
Brooklyn. who, since the time for all
troops to be in position is 9 40 o'clock
this morning. would not be able to make
the trip to-day and arrive on time.
To-day's exercises will be the greatest
military display ever attempted by the
local organizations for many years. The
whole day will be spent in drill and
demonstrating defence measures. The
troops will De reviewed by GOV. Whitman
and his military stan. together with
many city officials and invited guests.
The review viii he part Of the
man~uNres demonstrating the march OF
"a command thrcsigh hostile country
under conditions OF mimic warfare. The
parade ground At Van cortltndt Park
has been divided into squares and work
will be shown in all squares stimuli
taneously from 10 to IL o'clock. The
programme arranged is as follows:
establishment Of a neld hospital by the
First Field Hospital.
Battery drill by Battery d. First Field
Artillery.
Combat exhibition by Company c.
Tw enty third Infantry.
Bayonct exhibition and combat by de
tachment Of seventy -trst Infantry.
bridge by the Twenty-second Corps OF
Engineer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
L. S. KILLED.
Two Others wounded in Battle
with N%cxicnns Nenr Progrcso.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Sept. 24--In a
battle with MeNicans near Progreso,
forty miles west Of here. to-day, Private
Stubblefield OF Troop u. Twelfth United
States Cavalry. was killed capt. A. V.
Anderson OF Il Troop, and another nri-
waite, hos name Is not known, We're
wounded.
The MeNicans approached from the ii
rection Of the Rio Grande. one mile dis
tant from the hamlet. The American
detachment was camped in front of q
house. The MeXicans opened fire, n
Private S%tubbDeiield fell at the first
volley.
The telephone wires between Mercedes
and the point where the fight occurred
were cut early this morning. Only
meagre details were obtainable from an
irrigation pumping plant four miles from
the scene.
Tho soldiers quickly returned the fire,
moving rapidly toward the house and
firing at the Mexicans every time one
showed himself The MeNicans, who wer"
reported mounted, retreated in the brush
in the direction of the Rio Grande, the
TROOPERS pushing the fighting.
The Mexican casualties have not bee
ascertained. Troopers of the Twelfth
! Cavalry and a large detachment of tn
Twenty-sixth Infantry were engaged I'm
the fight. Lieut.. Payne, in charge 81
tn. infantry detachment, reported bN
telephone to Brownsville at 10 O'Clock
This morning that the lighting still was
i'm progress and that several of the Men
scans had been killed.
He declared that the MeXicans en-
gagged were Carranza soldiers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
LITTLE HUNGARY IN
HANDS OF RECEIVER
Noted East Side Restaurant,
Where Roosevelt Used TO
Eat. i'm Straits.
CAN'T PAY ITS EXPENSES

The Little Hungary Restaurant at
255 East Houston street. which has long
been one OF the points OF Interest on
the lower East side and was always
patronized by Theodore Roosevelt when
he was Police Commissioner has ceased
to pay expenses. This statement was
made yesterday In a petition hled in the
Supreme Cour for the dissolution of the
Houston Restaurant Compruv. q cor.
poration formed a year ago to buy the
property from Max Schwartz. for many
years Its proprietor.
On the application Of Mrp Moliie
MeIrowitz of % East Niucty-rinth
street. owner Of half thu $4,000 stock
Of the corporation. Justice C"liilan ap.
pointed Santiago y. Cahill torn purary
receiver OF the restaurant pending the
hearing OF the dissolutiou proceedings.
and named Lou A. Brit referee TO
hear the case OF NoNemh,r The
court also signed an order tuioiuiuG pll
creditors from instituting any pToorcd.
ings against the corporation pendiug
the action and restraining an PERSONS
from interfering with the assets.
In her petition Mrs. M'IruwItZ slys
that the other half Of the stock rs oWuc,
by Adolph R~osenbmm "r 80 l'fl
street, who is president Of a.. COMPANY
Her husband. Elias N.irowItZ. I- 'i,a--
u~r. Mrs. l;oscnhIum and Mr.. Metro
wirZ are directors. The petition slatu.
that the two stockholders have Il. Sngrcci
concerning the company, Roscnbaum de-
string to continue an Improbable lu-,-
ness and the petitioner believing that
tla -lanll n. 1sa.-Nl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
POLICE SEEK JARMULOWSKY.
Alarm Goes out for East side
banker Who Failed.

The police have sent out a general
alarm for MeNcr Iarmulowsky. an East
side banker. who was mChhed a year
ago by the depOsitors of his bank when
ii failed,
when the body of a man was found
in the bay al South Ferry yesterday
detectives believed they had found the
banker. who has been missing from his
home for ten days, Later the body was
Identified AS that Of Joseph Wcttcr. 80
years old, II go Simpson street, The
Bronx.
Jarmulowsky was the head of the
banking firm of VI, N l.. Jarmulowsky
OF 1856 East Broadway. The institution
was closed by the state Superintendent
of Banks in August, l9li, after 1t was
subjected to numerous uns About
Sl,75O,000 had been deposited. Jarmu-
lowsky pleaded guilty tn accepting dc
posts when he knew his ban 10 be
insulyeut, and received u suspended SEN
tence after promising Ia pay All the
losses of the depositors within nine
Years lie received numerous threats
from these depositors and two attacks
were made upon him at his home in
Washington Heights,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
ROFRANO IS STILL MISSING.
Indicted Politician, wanted on
Murder Charge. Eludcs the Police.

Michael Rofrano, former Deputy
street Cleaning Commissioner, charged
with murder in the first degree in
causing the death of Mhhael Gaimari,
"A political follower of Thomas +. Foley,
Tammany leader in the Second Assem-
bly, district, is stlll in hiding. lie has
been wanted since September 6, but not
"A trace has been found of him.
Mrs. Betty Fallot, who was indicted
for swearing falsely at the trial of
Gaetano MontlmaGno. who shot Gaimari,
was held in sl0,oo0 bail yesterday by
Judge Malone In General Sessions. Rocco
Carnlvale, who said he would tell what
he knew about the case II brought from
Clinton prison, was returned TO that
institution yesterday, He did not give
much information 10 the prosecutor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
ALIEN RESIDENTS TO
PAY THE INCOME TAX
Those Permanently Located
Here Are Subject to 1t. Ac-
cordin" to Treasury Ruling.

WAsurxGroN, Sept 9i-Tnc acting
Secretary OF the Treasury. William L.
Malburn, made public to-day % decision
in which it is hcll that alien residents
OF the United States who are perma-
ncntly employed IN this country arc
amenablc 10 the income tax law.
II is doubted whether ornot the decision
will have a far reaching effect upou tho
volume of income tax collections. ON
ci,ls saw that the bulk Of the unnatural
lied residents OF the country belong to
the laboriug classes whose wages fall
within the exemption of the tax. The
decision is in part:
For the purposes OF the income tax II
T. held that whore for business purposes
O. otherwise an t,."u Is p~erman'utli
located in the United States has there
his principal business establishment and
ploycd. even though his domicile nay be-
without the United states. he viii be
held to be within the definition of:
EVERY person residing in the United
States, though not a citizen thereof
while aliens who are physically
present in tho United States, but
only temporarily resident or employed
therein Gas for a season or other SINH
larry dtiilllte TERM ana Win me en-
pectation or intention of leaving the
United States mon the termination OF
~employment or accomplishment of the
purposes which necessitatcd presence in
the United States) are within the
class Of:
''pcrsons residing elsewhere . .
"Aliens coming to the United States
with the intention Of becoming residents
thereof within the meaning and intent
of the income tax statute may establish
that fact and have the privilege of resi-
dent aliens under the statute by filing
with Withholding agents a certificate in
the prescribed form, under oath, and
which certificate shall hc filed by said
Withholding agents will collectors of in
tcrnal revenue as justification for with
holding on the basis of residence in the
United States"