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propriety In other
people"
Elderly ladies"
he declares, "disap-
pointed d spinsters
particularly, special
ize I'm II to their own
C o m p lete satisfac-
tion. though II Is
not so much the
fact that they them
selves possess IL that
delights them, as
that other people
don't. The outward
and visible signs OF
II are shifts, raised
eyebrows and up
lifted hands"
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Household Hints

put a pinch Of salt into water IN which
cut flowers are placed ana they viii last
longer.
no clean a clogged drain pipe pour
down some kerosene and follow II inn
mediately with boiling water.
Polish q dining table with melted bees
wax. rubbed on with a soft cloth.
gold chain may be made 10 look
Fsrg brlsht BY dipping It IN q cup con-
tainins one part Of ammonia and three
parts b water
s ieasnoonful 81 -four Of sulphur, dls-
aased Is hot milk and slowly slipped.
lid 10 bs helpful II case OF sore
iAHpaL
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Dressy Waists

The dressy waist. which takes more
the form of a dress bodice, is made to
match the skirt. Sometimes these waists
are touched up with a contrasting color.
White is frequently used in the collars,
cuifs, vests, buttons and other trimmings.
White Is especially used on navy blue
and black.
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49, - ~ ~
taken to the shoe
maker for a long
time to be built up
a n d Strengthened.
Get five cents
worth OF steel brads,
u inch wide, which
will do a dozen or
more pairs of shoes.
Put two rows of
I h e $ e close to-
gether, around the
outer edge OF the
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A prize Of 81 has been awarded to j. E.
Mccoy, I62 south 5lst street, West PhiIa-
delphia, for the following suggestion:
Any one can reinforce the heels OF new
shoes so that they will not have to be
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Vns HrenInz Ledger viii award = daily
arilr - 80 for Size best aFiginal suEges-
zInn 81 tnfeff 3 innaent. Ihe subject Bl
$40 HHsf reafeei Hii b. AZ audi sac
Hnla ~ s feasenahlt IeHstus 4lo lenc
f = returned. Address f3 the EuIef-
zaI.HaHI IHHiEst. Evening LEDGER Aaar-
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THE PECULIAR WAYS or MRS. GRUNDY;
PRETTINESS VERSUS PROPRIETY
zhe Coodookag Girl WH Be the Object Of Feminine Criticism
Until the End of the Chapter, and Should Act Accordngy
BIZ ELLEN ADAIR

we discover we haven't got II. More-
over. sense Of propriety In ones self
is the perfect capacity for imagining
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MUSIC IN THE PARK
Band Plays This Afternoon and To-
night at Belmont Mansion.

The program of the Fairmount Park
Band, playing at Belmont Mansion this
afternoon and this evening. is as follows:
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Prize Suggestions

A prize of 81 will be awarded
daily for the best practical sug-
gestion. No suggestions will be
returned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-07

heel where the leather wears away so
quickly. and you win have a neat and
tidy-looking heel which win not run
over.
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For Scorch Stains

To erase all traces of scorch stains, wet
sun.
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A ohemise blouse of ilet net and lace
in the natural color has a skirt part of
black chiffon. The blouse belts slightly
below the normal waistline. but the effect
OF n lower line IS given by the continual
ton OF the lace below the ribbon belt.
Stitched TO the tail of the blouse Is
hem OF black chiffon. This blouse has
no other opening than that at the neck
aud slips on over the head. II is of the
almost shapeless kimono cut, but the
long sleeves are fitted snugly to the arms
from halfway below the elbow TO the
wrist where they are almost skin tight.
The collar and inside vest are OF flesh
eolored mousseline de sole. This trans
parent bodice Is worn over a guimpe
bodice OF hesh-colored mousseline.
A dressy blouse Is in a combination OF
black chiffon and black velvet ribbon,
the latter forming the lower third OF
the blouse and the Gun bands, Embrold-
cry in Oriental eolors relieves the sober
tones OF the materials,
An attractive linen blouse OF lavender
Is trimmed with white linen. The front
panel OF the waist buttons straight up
TO the collar forming one continuous
line. The sleeves are long, with cuffs
trimmed with the buttons.
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PART I-AFTERNOON, TO o O'CLOCK.
1. Overture "Tambour der Garde" ........ It'll
g "Reminiscences Of the most nonulnr MorkA
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The other girl is so unattractive that
the men don't bother at all with her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
COCH SF 10 fURN'sS
 G0OD TEST CASE
MONDAY

C.. e,uuty Is to lu'nr-l d per Spuai us.', :s>' for the supreme court 70 decide Co the settlcmen, of the un- certainty cN .s"ng at present through. out rHe Nia', .as tu whether Or not It. qn"r can b, introduced for persona use under ur present prohibition amendment
 The case in question iS ,ha, of the Stat v> Lsr Stansbury wh" VA, Ar rested a shor lime ago at Bowie. for violating the prohibition llw. having u hr> p",~cs-tp. ,"r 'he time twp prngs ,i whi>key wa cIr he brought m from Lord shar9 Y M The oaS, wa trrrt today ru Ic ,npcfur court before lucac Lo,E yc,t. witl :hc result that Ihr dcf,r,a lt vas sentenced to 10 days iu jail with .3ue Of SlO St4u,ury E, plea wa rh t bruugh, the hqunr in for h'~ T,' io:sl us'. and accordingly Attorney I KinsSbuv for the de- fendau' ,m. n..aucl> appealed the case ,o the >urr .rr court on ,he ground, that II w-> for pcrsonal u,t. and not 'n ,iol4un of The prohibition amend. m,nt
 This. it isaid. ~rn furnish a good les; ca>e. O 'ry out Ire an,udmcnr a~ II i~ atrd by Attorney General Wiley J"' ss tlat rhc Sam Ylkurl case. now on '. 'p. in the superior cour, rom Gi county Is mol a good case
 The ou' con. of the test cas, will tc awaited SItH interest throughout the ,tnyrs. in ssrr.uch as at present the i> sue rcmai IIs r.ad .aidcd
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
ARIZONA INDIAN ID
 ATTEND PRINCETON

I"l"' Gibson Pima rni'or ra. registered at Mcr,-rhurA Avadrm, preparatory 10 entering Princeton
 Tn. Arizona boy IS one of four In dian, at tbc academy on scholarship, provided by Rodmau Wiu-rnak,r of Philadelphia, who has ulanfc,.cd con siderable interest m 'hch.tr,rmcnr of the r,dmen Gibson. who |, par,,- cular!y clever lad. IS a graduate ,i >nrhIe The other boys are C.arirs MoGAvefry Choctaw from Oklahoma Mni.ra Steve. Snoqulhnir fro-a Washington, and Loui, (. Fryncr. -."wrrc from K-n~a,
 Iw. "t lien. iur.nd 90 be lawyer
 nc. uuali,I and th fourth ,ir ." ,rrnccr ,r a >,ieuiHc .aIucr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
gILLhLOBO EESEnTEMCED
 ID PAhG DECEMBER lO

PHOENIX Sep, 2 Ramon Vflll. l'bo &as rc>cnteuccd ,o raug >arur. day i" rh- superior court of Pin. counr' and the date of hrs execution Set flor Dr.ru.bcr 10
 Vi! i,hu Na, tried and convicted of the murder Of Deputy sheriff Phin Brown during the trouble at Ray a year ago. He was sentenced ,o hang Ja"uary < Int Warden Sims sefu ed % cary out the sentence on the ground ,ha, Villalobo', cast. had not come before the board of p-rdors
 NII.Iobo was reseu,eucrd. and re to May 2> At tine eleventh hour he appval-d to the supreme ,anrr Ills appeal was dismissed S p'cmn,r Y. and Saturday he wa, rough. before Judge Baughn and ..ii. Ic>vUtrH,sd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
ARRESTED 0N CHbnGF
 0F FELONY K PHGERIX

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Sg,.. Eo.-W N Bridges. formcrI, ssa,a -u.p~nnrcndcn, of tHSuIaGFr, ana (. Foster. agent Tor inc National L,ie Insurance Com many oi America. were arrested here on a telegram from Benson alleging fel- ony charge. Both were released on bond and are awaiting a hearing. district at the present ,..se. and when this influence ,- .ss,s,pated We may take ddiTne.rmt view of the situation.
 Arizona Copper Company Itd
 The Detroit Copg-. Mining Com pany Of Arizona
 -E-uann Copper Co" The situation has ait Ise appearance O! hght to the 6niSb between rhe mining Sompanies of Arizona and the Western Federation of Ninsrs
 What action 1hs Western Federation leaders wha are here viii take next is as yet GsaRBouBced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
ELLISON GithNINGS

GLEE,oN. Sept 25.-Ed Benlh l. " Br an and som CIar nee. made tip e. p.-fle thlz re-l to hsor reir driIin Hn' rr f Erau- u.r nrnr Dlr.>on where u,- ouh unl n- set up and drilling comnruced at once.
 Cou-,ehIe Lare Gibson and Tom Cole m"lored 10 Pearcg on business.
 The Copper BeI!s miue has suspend 'd operations on i,> prrperir. iu rhis dl~tuc. mpo,4rl, and earl, rrsump- tion ou a larger al. IS coudd,qn ex- pectci when the rhlon strike i, s-t- tied
 B. A Taylor. Constable Giason and l.. Bella. mororrd rn hIdd.emarch on a bricl ousiuc,s mission
 Dr. H.'chins, dent',r. nas m Gle son rh,, week Iron. ?. ml,tonr.
 Rubs H,ker lcf, lor the Four Bar ranch 'h. week, whsr- ,. zoe, to m 'hc frl' round up
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
DOUGLAS TEAM SECOND
 IN NATIONAL CONTEST

bot CLAS. S-pr 26 IT. rh p,e wi,
 sn.'r ol 'h efficiency oi the Calumr' S A..zona ressIe team the winning b, tha' tran of second plac, III the ua
 ;l"0al cones al san Francisco oyer al. other teams from the meta! m:nln c"mpanies oi the United States did uu. come a, d surprise Tie first prize Wa won by the Utah Goal Company. viii. mines at Castle Gate. Clear Crcrs su"ny Side and Wio,cr Quar;ers Utah
 Captain J, C Grernway. general manager of rhe ( S, A va, m Sau Francisco during the exposition ano .ce!S proud of the record made by his men.
 safety Gr,r" work. wh,lc ga,~.r headway over rhr United surc,. n,> "rrn made q saee'a! pride by tine c,p- per comglnies oi Arizona. and the v., tory oi the | < 4 tam vrIt 70 far .o -iv" the right Kind of pnbn-rty 60 th mine owEe.s oi ,r,> -I4,c
 The ( $ 4 team and lEo Raytoam who won urst n nor- lu h,Shre ia first and work. were sent lu the cxposi lion.
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hotICe of Contest
Co597 a436


 E"pa-tm-ni ci the Inrerior- ! Nr!Irt ~' 'cz Land ORgr, Pho-n,x. ri ! ".'. > u' inhrr 3. rGi5 . '" :Er Urk7uan .eIrs of Frederic. Horn ! e'fsSed. o' puauesne, A-;sona. Con,esyee: ! hoa a'- ir-r,b by notified that John r. Cb man wi'p eiv Go Nj F.. Leverich X ra h'A i'7, It""r x. AriE a, his ro-to.5c~ .4 ''''-'' a'i O A-,"st ao r1I5. SI- m this ort,cr '' aHN rro3 'rited application ,n r,,,ss, tna secure the cancellation pf ycur 5or-s..,,. 'H'y 1rtrv No. -. SsraI No. oo=.- -. Feh7uuy 2p, rsIo. for tha. csgt.Ip tr.,, ,,. l,,s pTohaslv Vihin Section ?. I. ?, gar, F 5'n-ded ana IescTIbed as is.aDVs k,r.,,- ring Ht P m; "H, Ns7a 5sa. az eh,;Ds s,or, er. monu'nent esia5Islet Aisy aI r,-s i5Sm ~hich monurpa4- so.sn Peak h, ,h,. H,, oHnc< Niorn'@.a- Ss-Ts Ns7s9oE., and vyhre HlartE ""d SG'E' Nas'E-. thence N+5-W at e'.'''''-. ihSaoe Navy =a elain,, thence Naas-> .tf cshnS, iAsr ce si5'E s+6n chains rs,,,... a5o" B csaIrs ,c the place O, b,.c.s,-..g S~a'H.h'"S Is.E acres. List r,c s-..s .,.4 as s ss'ads Tor his conteS; he alleges. .... y-ed ''lcE h'rn died in November, -,s.z. s,ae,. h,.. c'~th his heITS tIi there b.. ar, sei,,I ray,.-..  ufeIy ialed either to TesIl= ..pon or cul,,sat.. said land or any part tA..rof. ana the Ss,t yans, hHs heen entirely Abandoned ever ssace he. dea'h 0. Id s-slry man
 fol aye, .is-r-ioFs. further rUfiSet thar ,.- sai,.s --foGato wili be taken as confessed .,, Jour said entry wiIl be caneeIlsd uithoy, h4y,bs- rgat to b. heard, eiiser b-fore this otsr or ,, appeal. fl you f-i! to hle in thu, ore. ~ra,n twenty da,- after the FOURTH publication c. ihi- a0s'ce. as shown belo.. yoaI answer. under sA-h' specifically responding to ,bes- aneea sAaonS oi contest. together with due proo, .bat YOU have Sssved a copy ot yonr answer on ihe sad Sonseatant eiiher in person or by registered sssi.
 You should slate ID yoar answer the rame of 'e post oiie= To which you dssire Iuturr notces b he scni Io yon.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
 Register
 JOHNJ BIRDNO.
 Rec, !ver oa'e Of hrSt publication Friday. Sep. 70 toIs ate oi second pub. Friday Sept %. ,. Date oi thHd pub, F'idAy. Oct. 3 IeIs. Date of fourth pub, Fndsy. Oct 10. fsI5
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
TUESDAY Glh lN MINES U
 RFHsIN CLOSED DOWN

CLIFTON Arir Sept 27- Tn
 great rop,e- camp. como-,~,n- th.
 CI-tor-Nur.r,- -A!reaE Dl-,r,,. .or.
 m"sly erpioy u- 5000 men. w,1I rem. r shn, down This Is ;he result of the
 West .-u Federation 9. Min-r5 .lr--- :ng the district and ealing strike
 September II. winch closed tIl depart
 mentS The mine managers oi rhe Ari- zora Company. he Detroit Copper Company ard the Shannon Copper Company rhis aftcrno delivered ro the committees oi the employee, their reply to the employees demands which was aS foIiow,
 To the committees representing the former .mployeeS of tine Arizona Cop per Co. Ltd. the Detroit Copper Min inE Company of Arizona and the shan non Copper Company.
 'Gentlemcn-In answer 10 your rep rescnta ives we brg tn call your attcr- iinu the fact that these companies have seen their properties closed dowa and thcir operations tied up com plctcl, by a strike called by th~ Western Fed eration of Miners. and this withou, any presentation of grie .ances. Oar for mer employees have been persuaded hy agitatoTS of the Western Fcde ration of | Min-rs. coming from outside this dis 1 trici, that the past pleasant relation, ! and :he present rate of wages should | be radically changed In view of these |. facts and notwithstanding that the are convinced that large | number of their old employees dcsiie to go to work under thc conditions for merly existing in this district, they re. alize that any attempt tO rccDmmeuc,. under such conditions will be to invite violence and intimidations Therefore the arrangements of the Arizona Cop per Company. Ltd. the Detroit Copper Company and the Shannon Copper desire to notify the commit tees and the people of the Clifton Mo -enci- MetcaII district that thelr mines md plants ~iI remain idle tnde ii litely,
 When il shall appear that cc nditions n this section warrant it and the com 1anies are satisfied that the general continent of the community and their ormer employees is unanimously IT avor of resumption of operations on | basis of wages and conditions which have pre- vailed heretofore in thgs dis rict. the companies reserve to theE. < elves the right to decida ss 70 whether 'r np, ,ney vii again start up their ,lants.
 Our attitude i'll this matter is ba sd olely on the dominaut inf Ience of the | Western federation oi Miners in thJs |,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

Thor" Is more Caterrh in this sectior X iI- .p.u'ry tayu uu other diseases r.,t ."Erii'"r and -nil the last f-w y.lrs Was opposed To b" iu-IEa.bl- For Il -Frtt -4nH.y Years doctors rEuuuj!fla,-,l E. d .n,u '.-' uS~ and p:v-r.H-I ip.al r,.E,--. |'-, ..Ed b} constant. failing iu -ur- "llA ". Treatment, pronounced Ig lrsur- able. .,.- ue, lIS prr.-. .,.trarrU r-, b.. , 'pHs'llI pHal disease. aul tuev.f. Pc. sr.
 ..i'- .Hsf''u'lr'al treatment Falr- tih'i t cure. ulnuf1.fuU-d by F. J pi.-. .H''.uH. .Hr- "u tur market, II i- ..Hru .E..inI.iy. It acts directly on t.-.. -."'o ..H' W!.nE- s#~.a..- %! t.a sySr-3n they offer 'u- hundred ap'IlrS for a,iv .~- % r.l- 'p cure Send Tor ,ivru!a.S r" 'trr.r4uuiaiS
 sa"r .e J 'HEECy Q co Taisl. O
 -..t lay Druggists .se
 Ia.." H-.is Family Pils for cans-Ip1tioD
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

noon by the State Land Commission of land 10 be sold and applied on the pay meut of the bonds and accrued interest thereon of Aaricopa, Pima. Yayapai and Coeoninp coupties. The lists az gfegate B. .35a.30 acres. and the filing fees amounted to S203
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
STATE LAND COMMISSION
 SELECTS BIG ACREAGE

PHOENIX, September P. Six lists of SC leetions were filed in the United States Land Ofhce late Saturday after
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
OFFICIAL COUNTY MAPS

topography and all other piled edate 5x5 SIS
 J. S. McNEISH. C. F., Box 7O BBbee. Arizona flee
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l1mier unm6slider Staats.
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einnabm, mar Die &araiterloiigtsit, bic
sr pdbrsno fsiner longeu politil6en
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TO reward deserving Democratsf Yos
have had enough experience in politics
TO know bow valuable workers ART
wien the campaign is on, and how
difficult it il to find suitable reward
for all the deserving. do not know
to what extent knowledge of tn,
Spanish language is necessary for EN-
ployees. Let me know what Il requisite
together with the salary, and when ap
pointments are likely TO be made"
This is office grabbing OF the mos
INSCRIPTIONS character considering
that we are the trustees OF sts
Domingo and are in honor bound Il
exercise particular care that only mel
OF approved integrity and Thorough
knowledge OF their official duties shouls
fill these places. An attempt to dis
place experienced men TO make room
Tor noyices appears as breach OF trust
on the part OF the United States anc
Justly merits the censure beaped on
MIR. Bryan. But there are more reasons
10 make the resignation OF Mr.. Bryan
desirable. His official activity was
from the first day series OF htrrnilia'
tons to. our country. a burst oi
laughter resounded througl, the whole
world when he treated the diplomatic
corps in Washington TO grape-jnice
nor was it source OF pride to us when
air. Bryan stole away from his official
duties to play the part Of headliner
IN Circus at 800 per night. II il
Justly said that his predecessors in
office, jefferson, Madison, Daniel
Webster, Hay and Root should have
fought Mr.. Bryan that personal dignity
is Indispensable to the high office OF
Secretary of State. That Mr.. Bryag j.
so sadly deficient in this respect la4
lad highly prejudicial effect on our
country. Being a stranger 10 personal
dignity Mr.. Bryan has no perception
for national dignity. When We read
how vigorously Jefferson and Madison
defended the neutral rights Of our
country against English insolence, We
Dcgin TO realize that our foreign affairs
are in inefficient hands and that a
speedy change in the Office occupied by
Dir. Bryan Is demanded that our
national dignity may no longer be
compromised and our legitimate in
terests may be vigorously ard efficient
~ defended against English aggressions.
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BRYAN MUST 90.

A storm Of Indignation is bursting
over the head OF Secretary Bryan. IN
the investigation Of the official conduct
Of our envoy in Sto Domingo, letter
was introduced from Mr.. Bryan which
lie addressed to the collector Of custom
in that island, which ia under our
guardianship. II reads as follows
@Can you let me know what positions
you have st your disposal with which
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