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Evening journal., 1915-02-04
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY 4.

During the sign of Aquarius. which
represents this birthdate and all 9TH
ers between January 20 and February
19. the world has made rapid prog
ress i'm inventions of locomotive pow
er and the present period shows Won
derful development in wireless inven-
tions. Aquarius is also the disinte-
orator of forms and the small organi-
zations, SO that We have at present
the dissolution of trusts, controlling
units. etc. On this date in 1887 the
Interstate Commerce Commission was
established and in 1881 on this date a
provisional Congress 10 organize a
government for the Confederate
States of America met
The man of this birthdate is ener-
getic. an apt student, has physi-
cal endurance. and will be sue
cessful at the head of large busi-
ness.
The woman of this birihdate will
succeed in business, is a good sales
woman, an organizer and reads clear
ly human nature.
The best marriages for these peo-
pie are found in the month of April
and first of May
The Want Ads will bring TO light
lost articles. They will sell real
estate and farms during the coming
month.
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CENruRY CLUR CALENpAR.

Following is the February Calendar
Of the Twentieth Century Club, of
Smyrna:
February 5-Civics and household
economies, Mrs. II. ID. Boyer. chair
man. Home economies, colonial, mod
ern. civics, home.
February PA Letter From Ire
land" Mrs. f. r. Evans; readings
from Jane Barlow and Tom Moore's
Irish Melodies; Irish music.
February Birthday luncheon,
1S9S-1915. l o'clock.
February 19-Program in charge OF
Mrs. Vernon Lay Phillips and Mrs. c.
Ernest Rowland. Readings by Miss
Lillian w. Sapp, instructor at Beach
wood School. Pa.
February 26-Meeting in charge Of
Mrs. Coverdale and Miss Wilds
Musical program; social hour
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PARHNT.TEACHERs, MEETING.

AT a meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers' Association of Central Presbyter-
ian Church TO be held on Friday even
ing, DR.. Florence Seward viii speak.
II Is desired 10 have it understood
that the annual dues will be received
az this meeting.
Following the business meeting a
social hour viii follow during which
a farce entitled He Never Smiles
will be presented with the following
cast Mrs Roberts, Helen Hayes,
Clara Roberts cher daughter), Flea
nora Zolpher: RoysterOus Peculiar
Jones. Charles Eastman; DR.. Cocain,
(the man who never smilesl. William
Stats
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Saturday, Feb. 20, 1915
n 2 O'CLOCK. p. N.

At % clock. p. N.
at the MIDDLETOWN HOTEL, in the town
of Mddlotown. St. Georges Hundred, New
Castle county and State OF Delaware, the
following described heal Estate, late Of
Aloxander Maxwell deceased to-wit:
No. 1.--All that certain farm or plantation
situate in St. Georges hundred in New
Castle coanty and state Of Delaware, on the
public road leading from Forest Presby-
terian cemetery TO the Cedar Lane Road, and
commonly known by the name of Dove
Nest or "Old Saxony.' bounded ON the
north by lands late of Henry A. Rowland and
Robert r. Cochran on the east by lands late
Of Robert r. Cochran. on the south by lands
oi John Cowgirl Aston and lands late Of
Freder.ck Brady and the Forest Presbyterian
cemetery, and binding on Saw Mill branch,
and on the west by lands formerly Of John
Hayes deceased, but late of Wilhelmina Max
WELL containing three hundred acres, more or
less.
NO. All that certain lot or parcel Of
land. situate on the south side Of Main street,
in Middletown New Castle county and State
Of Delaware having "a front on said Main
street OF forty-eight feet and extending back
between parallel lines. one hundred and fifty
feet. bounded on The east by lands Of John
+. Biggs on the south by lands OF Frances
b. Comogys on the west by lands late Of
Charles H. Howell. and on the north by said
Main street, having thereon erected a two
story frame dwelling and other improve
ments.
Attendance viii be given and terms made
JAMES % MESsICK.
Executor of Alexander Maxwell deceased, or
10y Martin b Burris. Esq. his attorney
Attest Frank p. Ewing Clerk o. c., Will
mington, Della, Jan. 27th 1915.
febl.4.Sl115,1s.
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WAR ODDITIES

AMSTERDAM. Feb. Alt lis re
ported from q Walloon village that
the inhabitants are compelled TO eat
a kind of maize bread which is ordin-
arily fed TO pigeons. They take their
troubles philosophically however. and
instead of saying Good morning" coo
like pigeons when they meet
3 PLYMOUTH. Eng. Among the in
valids and wounded landed here Is a
biindlo hound belonging TO Licuten-
amt Colonel Bryant, who was i'm charge
OF the British force which invaded and
seized Togoland. The dog accompan-
led his master throughout the cam
paign and received q German bullet.
LONDON-TheD Duchess of Rutland
who is an almost daily attendant in
the peerless gallery of the House Of
Lords. sits knitting mufiiers for the
soldiers throughout the debates.
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ID UBLIC sALE-CONTENTS OF A FINE
i HOME OVER WASHINGTON STREET
BRIDGE INCLUDING ALL FURNITURE,
RUGS. DRAPERIES, BEDDING OF ALL
KINDS. WILL BE SOLD AT sTIDHAM &
son $ AUCTION STORE. no. III EAST
FOURTH STREET. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
3, 1915. AT 1 O'CLOCK =. NJ.
Bedroom Furniture Brass Beds, Matt
resses, Enamoled Bed, Mahogany Dresser,
Ch.Gonier and Princess Dresser White En-
amcled Dresser and Chihonier, 5-picce Ma
hogany frame Library Suit in Spanish
leather Leather Couch Mahogany Parlor
Table, Rockers Easy Chairs. Quartered Oak
Diuingroom Suit complete, Mission Set. three
piecosi Library Table, Lace curtains,
Shades Gas Range, Cook Stove, Bedding,
Sheets. Pillow Cases Bed Spreads, Wooen
Blankets Comforts. Couch Overs. Pillows
and Bolsters Feather Bed. Dishes. Ct:, etc
Seven of the finest grade OF Rugs by the
best makers, including 0Xl2 Administers
9Xl2 Wilton, s.8XlO.6 Wilton. lO.6x12
Brussels. lO-w.re 9x12 Brussels, 9x12
Smyrna and sX1O Smyrna Rugs. Circassan
Walnut Bedroom Suit three pieces.
Tho owners of the above goods are selling
them FOR the want of use. These goods are
in good condition and must be sold 90 this
sale for just what they will bring for cash.
Anyone looking for good furniture should not
miss this sale. Goods can De seen tho morn
ing OF sale. SIlDHAM son,
febl,2,4. Auctioneers.
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II LORA JOHNSON SrRADLEY. NO 6O1
II Mario. .treet Graduate Of Fowler and
ltnnna. Treats C0rns, Bun. ons Ingrown
Nails, Eic. Evenings by appointment d.
o A., 26i1 ian26-t
TlIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
u Fowler IS Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicurng, hair dressing and massagng.
NO. 100 ADAMS ST. ID. & a.. 290s. kvem.
ing by appointment magiG lyr.
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TYPEWRTTERS.

.------'--.-s-~
~ NPEWRlTERS a r. r =. y -- 9EzkEE
4 months. $500 Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold. $500 monthly iypewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange. No. 9i5 Market street.
bug2e-tf
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

nOMEsrIC AND GENERAL HELP FUR
uishod ON short notice. Laborers spe'
ciaiiy. Delaware Employment Bureau, N. w
Corner Sixth and ratnall streets. Wilmington.
Dell Phone 503o. Hours. a. IT. 90
p aI ,pb1-1m.
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"A ana uath. AHHtuiate puaeeehlou' w.
30 Jackson st. nov24-t t.s-tf.
II OR RENT APARTMENT. HEAT,
y light telephone service free. Apply
RYAN. Thirteenth and French Sts.
dec2-tf
nor RENT - FURNISHED APART
It ments, three rooms and bath. Charles
$. Hurlock. Seventh and Poplar streets.
ianl0tf.
II I'VE LARGE ROOMS. BATH PANTRY
IT and porch, Washington Heights. n. W.
Corner Twenty-third aud Washington Sts
Phone. 4f53D. ian2s Ct.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale
Or
Real Estate

BY virtue of ana order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made on the Twenty
seventh day of January, a. j. 1918, Will be
exposed TO sale 40 Public Ncndue. on
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ROOMS For RENT.

II OR RENT-FCRNISHED FRONT ROOM
IT with heat Apply No. 22O West Seven
teonth street. jnn21-u.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

~ lNfFD TXpTRIENCED WHITE
w nurse for child years old Apply
li4s E E dupont Pennsylvania and Park
avenues. Phone 200. ieh4-at.
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SITUATION WANTED


~ HI1E MAN AND WIFE, MIDDLE
w aged. no children, want work ON farm
woman as house worker, man ns general
helper Apply No Coz West street. ID. A..
Phone 46d. feb2-5h
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HELP WANTED


~ IOTSANDS GOVERNMENT JOBS
Il open 10 men and women; $50 % 500
month Write for list. Franklin Institute
Dept Abb. Rochester, n. n. ian2e 90 marl
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

NJ OMAN DESIRES HOUsEwoRK AND
w washing by the day. Apply No. GIG
King street. tep4-lt
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II OR RENT-FIvE ROOMS AND pRI.
street JAM I'm.
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-Oz KING sTPEEr. FURNISHED
tUt rooms FOR rent; running water,
heat and light ianI1-1m.
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OLD DoMINIoN STEAMSHIP COM
PUBLIC SALE


ID UBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND CAT
i tlo at Bear Station, Feb. i6, 1915. w.
o Burris. feb4-1Ot.
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FOR SALE.

II OR SALE. CHEAP-Nu. ! SIZE NiO-
4 lin, nearly new. Phone. Diamond State
30. $3.50. ianti-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE

T.
- tNTrD-rTRST CLASS INSIDE
w electric light wire man and helper
Address M.11. Evening Journal once.
fcbi-1t
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L OR SALE-CHUNK WOOD. $3.50 PER
load. Phone HOLLY OAK GID.
ian27-1mo.
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STORAGE
Messinaers S Storage House

No. Gil WEST FRONT SrkEkT.
augi.eou-u.
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- OvrRNMFNT POSITIONS ARE EASY
II 90 get Ny free booklet H-66O, tells
how Examinations in this state soon write
fodav-NOW. Earl Hopkins Washington.
y a. ian2-2m.
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- aN1FD - HARNESsMAKER AND
w shoemaker's helper. tirst.cinss me-
chnnic. sober Joseph Heintz, Dover Del
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APARTMENTS.

A PARTMENT FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS
"A and bath. Immediate possession. No.
81 Jackson st. nov24-t t.s-tf.
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EH OR SALE-AN EXCELLENT GROCERY
It and delicatesson business. in good local
ity. Possession at once. Apply .. J. Hanlcy
No. 623 W. Fourth St. fch246.
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PAPERHANGERS

DIN REYBOID PAPER HANGER.
~ NO S23 MADISON ST Bell Phone
s11SL. jan12-u
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NOTICES.

NJ OTlCE-rO TINSMITHS-ALL TIN
~ smith s Interested in Si00 initiation
Zee attend open meeting painter room. No.
6lo ~ Market street, Saturday, p. NJ.
feb3-3t
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L. OR SALE -- EXCLUSIVE PATENT
4 rights a sporting Device" newly
patented, which can be manufactured from o
single piece OF wood Address S-3s, Evening
Journal Once ian25-12t
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ROOFERS

M Il. WILLIAas CO.
w . No s21 Orange st. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating Metal and composition
roofing. Hot AIR Heating and ventilatinE
Repairing promptly done. Phone ianle.tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
cAPTAIN TURNER RETIcENT

QUEENSTOWN. May s. Captain Turner commander of the Lusitania has refused, SO far to make a formal statement. His first remark on land ing. was one of quiet irony Well" he said. cit is a fortune of war" Fur uer remained on the Lusitaui8'- bridge until the structure submerged He then climbed the ladder as would a diver from a tank When he reach ed the surface he grasped an oar and then a chair He clung to the chair nearly two hours Finally the chair turned over He flung up his gold braided arm. and this was seen by a member of the crew in a boat Thus the commander was saved
 The captain secluded himself at night in the apartments at the Town Bank, but he was able to be about to. day in uniform. He displayed great grief over the loss of the vessel but expressed no opinion on the action Of the Germans. He was terribly broken down when landed Friday evening, but after a strong cup of tea and a short rest he seemed 10 recover and appeared nearly normal today
 Noue of t.e survivors had any com plaint to make regarding the actions Of the crew All agree that every thing possible was done under the
 circumstances.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
IN LAND AND SEA
 PROGRESS
Berlin Report That Important Russian Baltic Town Was Captured; Russians Deny, With Counter Claims

LONDON May uosalHias by land and sea are pruco.du- y.-orous- g Land battles are in plo-ess at various points oa both fronts Ger man submarines continue aiuNu- ships The British torpedo boat Maori was sent To Dle bottom by a mine in the North sea. The destroyer Crusa- a.r went to the assistance. but the arrival ol j.a Germans forced Poe treat Ieavu- her own and tue Naori.s boats. The Tgutou.c allies report ur- Jaar progress on the eastern front and Berlin claims to have captured the important port Of LiJau on the Baltic
 petrograd admits that torpedo boats .htIed Libau but adds one of the hos tila craft was sunk The Russians also report Che attacks between the Ni5ula and the CarpatbIans by Ger mans Was without success and that the Teutons have suffered enormous losses and showing signs of fatigue.
 Artillery engagements have taken place ou the whole front in France. Paris says the French made an ad- vance Of twothirds of mile over 50 front Of nearly d mile near Netzeral The Germans took seven officers and eighty-eight men as prisoners to Zee twgee from the British destroyers Maori and Crusader The small Brit i-H steamers Truro and Don were tor pad0ed and sunk by submarines.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
New York Man, Survivor of Lu- Sitania. Tells of Attack by Submarine. Says Sea Wasp Did Not Offer Assistance.
.-t,t,auia.

QUEENSTOWN, May e.-C0I1- ton Bernard, of New York. one of the first cabin survivors or the LusitanIa, had this Go say of his experiences:
 "WHe1 saw the chip as sink ,rg Iumred overheard lusr as ! was. had TO life belt but picked up a bit of Hotsam Finally ! got to an uptlrne5 boat and with some other swimmers managed 70 right It
 We climbed .n and started 10 rescue a5 many as We could reach. The German submarine made no attempt 10 save anybody We saw rt for a moment before It dove. The first torpedo struck Js between the first and second fun- reIs. The Lus.tanja shook and settled down a bit Two other torpsdoes quickly followed and coon finished our chip. Four or five 5f our life boats went toN0 wIth her. The tremendous sue tion, as the liner was engu'fed. dragged many people down aloe. We foa-ad about two hours On tre small boats before the first reset. boat arrived. Previous to this time some small shore boats and fishing smacks came along and helped us."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
b50yT. NEW YORK 0N
 SINKING
Many Prominent New York
 CTS Unheard of Since Lusi
 tania Sank; City Is Subdued In Many Respects as Result

NEW YORK. May s..WIh some of it's best known citizens among u. passengers of the Lua.rauIa whose H.. have not been accounted .0r and uu a growing realization of the arr- ness ot the catastrophe and tno rayi- u Of the international significance. New York Is a sober city,
 Awakening this morning to find ts hopes of the night before. that .la Lu. -itauIas pas auger- had been s8toi were premature. and that the loss of life might reach Wotn.r1s af .ho.a aboard. the whole city seemed atuu- ned A spirit of depression is in eYl- dence among the people in an public places. A sobriety Of demeanor char Hcterized those who gathered at tho street corners or at bulletin board Co discuss the catastrophe The Cunard Line received and posted au iurom- plete list Of survivors which was an- Xiously scanned by friends and ra.a- tiyes.
 There were many touching scenes when women, the names of whose Ioy- ed ones appeared among Che miss.ng gave way to their emotions
 Gloom spread over the tHoauIca. district when it became known that the body Of Chas Frohman. the tHe- atrical producer had been picked mp. and that Chas. Klein, another the- atrical producer was among the mis- sing There were similar depro.aious among the friends of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Ebert Hubbard Justus Miles Forman and others from whom no word was received.
 The financial district gave evidence of having recovered its poi-e lost yaH- terday, when the first news of the ca- tasrophe precipitated violent lo cline in stocks. Leading bankers. it is said, entered Jhe market with sup. porting orders
 To the list of survivors, received from abroad, several names were add ed here by friends of passengers who received private cablegrams from pas sengers themselves saying they were safe Knowing the list is stun incom plete, hope fingers with many how ever. In shipping circles there i much concern for the ships now in ol approaching the German war zone and many rumors are in circulation gl other ships having been torpedoed.
 Maritime records show that eighty eight ships are now passing througi or due to arrive in the zone. of whict thirteen are passenger ships. Ou of these is the American liner Na9 York, due in Liverpool tomorrow Th. American liner Philadelphia stoame0 today with her cabins full The per aons pointed to the Stars and Stripe floating over the liners stern when th
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
WAREHOUSE NAN
 OF PHOENIX IS HELD
 ID ANSWER CHARGE
R. C. Smilh, Who Managed Warehouse Where Liquor Was Disposed of by Use ci House Receipts, Is aald

PHOENIN. May s. R C Smith. manager rr Phoenix warehouse wherein had been stored shortly after tle first ol the year. D.o entire stock of liquors Q. .d. NoIczcr Brothers company and which stock was later sold tH f.e santa Clara Wine company of Los Angeles. and then disposed of through the medium of selling the consumer warehouse receipts. purchased in Los Angeles. was toe day found guilty in tne justice court O. a violation of the prohi- biHou amendment and Iamaudcd to await the action ag tlc super for court
 It was claimed by Narrn6Da of- fcials that Smith made sales when he solicited orders for warehouse receipt iu Arizona although u- d.yiduals desiring Co enter into transaction forwarded their mon cay direct to tnc California cone rcru and received a direct wara- house receipt A number ot wife uesses from PiuaI county. as well as from phooniN testified a. ,la trial X Warant is at the here lI's office. uuseued. for Joe Melee aor. who has taken up teuuar arv abode in Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
SEES movIE-RUNs AWAY

PHOENIX, May 8-A passion for the movies. which has led him into leaving his home has caused the mother of a young l2yearold boy to be heart broken. The lad who is de- scribed as of rather delicate features. dressed in a brown suit with black shoes and stockings, has been a con- sietent reader of rather flashy liter aure, and it is thought that some story that he has read in the past few weeks, or else some picture of adyen- ure has attracted him 10 the life SO yiyidly pictured on the screen.
 Several days ago the lads mother ceusured him for running away to see show, and it may be that having oyerstayed, he is afraid to come home
 Anyone running across a boy of this description will confer favor on the distracted mother by calling up The Republican and notifying the office of his whereabouts.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09

LONDON. a hundred survived the vessel oped.td and Eu-aI rland Friday full class not available win Doe added to those already public
 
 abHt, of Lustauia, because ado received the blow hey about augo the boats providing them did realize list of e vessel they co1d not be lowered The last lined doubtless then bieyng with S would be saved.
 holes the liner she did help which ahoueh answered quickly could bring recuue spot There much differ of rorpados ship and boilers followed In after the the was bny getting to their sta escaped getting Go the boats and pro vilmg themselves with Hfebefs
  submarine aaDked the LusHna and their mark This is held at the Liverpool the ship will make statement admiralty brings their evidence the survivors landed and where there killed who died heartrondo husbands been sehn- failing tis have been looking n mpovsd Others Cork while stl London where they will arrive Sunday 
 Liverpool the Cunard Company large yesterday those Saturday might stn but already the expected Nothing Germans have done O people shared stock exchange upon German
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
SPANISH VETS ORGANIZE.

PHOENIN. May The United States War Neteraus-seyenty-tour charter members of them received and accepted their charter last night at a meeting m the armory And be- fore the session was over it was de- cided to hold the first election Of of hcers on May 2i
 There was a committee named Go arrange for a participation in the Memorial day exercises by the Span ish War Veterans.
 Speeches were made by Capt J. l.. B. Alexander, Judge R. C. Stanford. Capt c. B. Wilcox, Majo E M. Lam son. Adiutant General C w Harris and F. w. Lattimer of the general staff. a member of another order but now living in PhoouiE
 The Phoenix local No. ] ordered a stand of colors Many congratulations were exchanged, for the order is starting out here under most auspici- ous circumstances.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09
HOUSE IN LOOSE REIN WITH
 MONEY
Anti Administration Crowd Ceases Wasting Its Breath In Opposition to High Items In General Appropriation

PUOENIN, May s-the House au- ally approved am appropriation oI S2200yO for ;ae maintenance of the state university bu, aunus rejected the proposition by NID-aud.1u ot ar. propratm- s.-.O00 for muna aU.a- ing to be commenced in 1917 and a second proposal Go appropriate slauHU conditioned on university authorities raising fro mpriyare sources like sum. to be used in the construction ol mine building
 PiuAey secured tue approval by the House. of an appropriation for S1q.4OO for a power line from Sa,utuu Co Florence prison, To be built with convict labor Opposition Co the b,a appropriations. heretofore made ag standardization members u the House, was today withdrawn, iJ being deemed by them a waste of onergg
 They hope to join with the senate in a general reduction of many items now in the buL After the withdrawal Of the opposition lo udjscrmiuaJe ap- propriauous Proctor secured the ape proyal Of an amendment to the bin carrying S3OOOO for restoring hi-h- ways and bridges in Navajo and Apache Counties. destroyed by the re- cent Little Colorado River floods
 Governor Hunt today filed with the Secretary of State withou his approN- al, the appropriation bin for the dee dcieucy sums of last session. He said he considered the items in the bill too high, considering the service per formed After taking this action ho left for Florence to spend the day with friends