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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY roLOAN

The TreIon' Buiiaina aud Loas
Association has m0nsy 70 loan -
sasy tsrmA The best plan h 81 ~
sorid Tor payiAs % . norsgAss o.
the home. Zee Guy U. HARDY. trsAs.
Tss. or chas- ,. waldo. seerstaSy
.e~~>>e~~e~e~Soeeeeo~eoeSe
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO
LEASE 0TAFg LANDS
Office Of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners. Denver. Colorado.
Jan. goth. 1915.
Notice u hereby givon that 8. W.
Eddy. whose pcstoflce address II
WestcliRe. Colombo. hAs made appli-
cation No. A 3420 to lease the follow
ing described School Lands, situate
In Fremont County. Colorado. tOrWit:
All Of Section %. Township - n.
Kange 10 r.
Notice In further hereby given that
all other persons desiring 70 nis "A
application to lease this tract or
land must dlo the same In this office
prior to February 25th, 1916. a. NO
other application 10 lease the above
described lands viii be considered
after said date.
v. T. H0o0ATT,
Register State Board Land Commits
Bioners.
First pub. January ee. 1916.
Last pub. February IS. 1915.
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no LOAN

TO LOAN $1,000 on arst-class
realty. Fruit ranches prsferabis.
Address %. r." Record Office.
dpst-wit.
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MONDA1

Homo Today From Pacific Coast
Roy Turner returned to Canon City
this morning from three months
tour of the states on the Pacific
coast. He visited the various mining
camps of Nevada and the southwest;
going later to Los Angeles. San Diego.
San Francisco and other points in
California.
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News Notes
(Advertisement.)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. bss
Main street Record office.
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RANCH FOR RENT. GALE or TRADE
VIII rent on reasonable cash terms
the three acre fruit ranch with s.
room brick house. barn. chicken
house. etc. known a. No. 4s2 Park
Avenue or sell equity at big sacri-
fco or trade for Denver property.
Incumbrnnce $1,000. Address Owner
227 Railway Exchange Bldg. Denver.
Colorado. 1tw
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U n D

FouND-strsy calf about months
old-red tail. vhits face. ear marks.
owner. Phone west 5ss. lspst
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Goes To Ohio.

Miss Devore Dozier of Macon ave
nue. left Sunday afternoon for a three
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in Ohio. She will spend most
of her visit with her cousins in the
oatfeld Whitney home at sunbury,
Ohio
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avenue has been rented by City Ireas-
drer Claude NJ. Benton. who is now
established there with his wife and
family.
Homo Today From Pacific Coast
Roy Turner returned to Canon City
this morning from a three months
tour Of the states on the Pacific
coast. He visited the various mining
camps of Nevada and the southwest;
going later to Los Angeles. San Diego.
San Francisco and other points in
california
Goes To Ohio.
Miss Deyore Dozier OF Macon ave
nue. left Sunday afternoon for three
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in Ohio. She will spend most
of her visit with her cousins in the
oatfeld Whitney home at sunbury,
Ohio.
Were Visitors In Springs Sunday.
]. w. Landen and w. Babberger
were members of n party from Canon
City that visited Colorado Springs
on Sunday. They made the trip by
automobile and report the roads In
good condition between here and the
Pixies Peak region, particularly In
Ell Paso county.
To Colorado Springs This Afternoon
John Shaw, Jr., Hugh J. Hender-
son, C. F.. Skinner. Harry Campbell
and Clyde Bell motored over to Colo
RADIO Springs on pleasure trip this
afternoon. They will return to Canon
City tonight; making the trip by
moonlight
Went To Florence This Morning.
Miss Hendrickson and Mrs. C. W.
Williamson went to Florence this NOR
ming where they assisted in a musical
program given by the ladies of the
Mariposa club this afternoon. Miss
Hendrickson contributed to the pro-
gram as a pianist and Mrs. William
.o~ a. ,-oro1frf
TUESDAY.
Left Monday For Missouri.
Alderman Lafe Combs left on Mon
day for Moundville. Missouri, where
he will spend some time visiting his
brother. John Combs. whom he has
not seen for several years. He will
be gone till the middle or last Of
February.
George HouIs Sells Hillside Ranch.
Charles A. Menzel has purchased Of
George Houie his 52O-acre ranch on
Brush creek. including machinery, etc
The consideration was $4,000. Char
ley has already taken possession and
is making ready to move his family
upon the Place right away. Mr.. Houle
has in turn bought the Ernwein Bros.
ranch of 200 acres for $4,000. and
will soon move upon it.-wet Noun
tain Tribune.
c. c. conkIIn In Town.
c.. c. Conkiin. at one time a resi-
dent OF Canon City. but now making
bis home in Long Beach, California.
is spending day or two in town look
ing after business matters. Mr.. Con-
kle arrived here from the east on
Monday. He is en- route back to the
Pacific coast from Washington. D.
c.. where he has been to establish
his daughter in school.
Died Al cisnwood Springs Last Week
David p. Wilson, one OF the pho
neers Of Fremont county and for many
years = practicing attorney Of this city
died At bis home in Glenwood
springu On Thursday Of last wesk 1t
,he 80 os sishty-tvo ysAs. Dsesas-
"a came 70 COLORADO about The tlns
q the outbreak os DE Civil wAr and
was proninsnt y the eesiy ss.tie-
I1s1s = ~ tsriiiesy anA q ~ Slnle.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-A MANDY Lee incubator.
l have tried many in this climate
This is the best As good as new. Prof.
W. E. Fisher. sth and Mystic. 1926
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-, - - - s..s = -
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Want Ads
Five Cents cline
WANTED

wANTED--1100 pound-ranch horse.
and milk COW. Phone White 1884.
2opst
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-A Mandy Lee incubator
have tried many in this climate
This is the best As good as new. Prof.
w. E. Fisher. sth and Mystic. 1926
FOR SALE Modern eight room
house Corner 7th and Rudd. In
quire E. G.. Bettis. cots
FOR sALE-Rose Comb Rhode Island
Red pullets. Old Trusty Incubator.
eggs for Matching. baby chicks Matched
to order. o. NJ. Wilson. so4 South
Cottonwood. ITS
FOR SALE-Brsnd new '.sTrusty" In
cubator. 200 egg size. bio Cooper.
sopst.
FOR SALT-Mexican beans. &c per
pound. L. c. Peterson. 1909 Main
street. 2ipet
FOR sALE-several tons nne baied
alfalfa. Ten tons Of damaged al
iaifa cheap G. A. vawter. eis Main
21c-st.
FOR sALE-Ancona rooster. two Old
Trusty Incubators. one National In
cubator. Mrs. cappjs. 41s New York
avenue. p2t-2e
FOR sALE-A good four room house
on a foo; lot. close In. Inquire s2o
Harrison isDst.
FOR sALE-Ford Touyins car. Al
condition Complete equipment.
starter. seat covers and lights. THE
CANON AUTO co istf
FOR sALE-Oia nevspaprrs. used for
vegetable psckins. puilias ssass
.arpets or any other rss: 100 . peck
.xe.-naiiy Record i1sptia
RANCH FOR RENT. GALE or TRADE
VIII rent on reasonable cash terms
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Mr. @. Hawkey and youngest
son. have been here for the past few
,ays. having come in last week from
KANSAS. where Mr, Hawkey just re-
Gently sold out the stock Of merchan-
dice which he was selling there He
wiil remain in Canon City for some
little time.
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William the cnnuurror lost his IRE
In France thr,nsh hla h"rse trehdin.
a. a r,dhot cinder while be wns sn'
nerlntendlng the burning Of Nantes. but
few nople know the fact which gave
ria. to the campnirn that cnst William
his life.
Durins the latter rart OF his reign
he tccnme abnorninlly stout ana con
scaueutly the laugbinr"tocE OF not
only his subjects. but his ne'ghho's
across the water, One day his con
temporary. rhilip of France. compared
him 10 fiilct VI veal on clusters and
sugreat,d that he should be exhibited
AZ i tir,xr monarch show. This 10 en-
ngcd william that he straiHhtway
nude war upon his ridiculcr. aud TIDE
loss of thousands OF lives was the TO
snlt.-T.onton Tit. Bits.
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MOUNTAIN SCHOOL READY
FOR LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

The Weston mountain school. No.
40, OF which Herbert w. Copeland is
teacher, will observe Lincoln's birth
day on Friday evening, February II,
with appropriate exercises after sery-
ing big dinner at the school house TO
the patrons and others interested in
the school. Following is the program:
Violin solo-Ray Jones.
Sony, America School.
Recitation, Lincoln's Birthday Cope
land) Rheuamy Dowd.
Reading, Lincoln and the Terrapin
tKimhall) Ray Jones.
Song, Tenting Tonight-Quartette,
Messrs. Charles May, Ben Lee and
VIM. Rayborn and Miss Ruth Schneid-
err; Bertha Lee, organist.
Recitation, Roll Call shepherd
Paul Schneider.
Recitation, When Lincoln Was
Young Freddie Allyn.
Song, just Before the Battle. Mother
I-Quartette.
Recitation. The Death of Lincoln
| (Halpin)-Pauline Rayborn.
Reading. The Soldiers Reprieve
robbins Maggie Dowd.
Song and march, Battle Hymn OF
the Republic School.
Recitation. The Blue and the Gray
| tFinchl Helen Ray born.
| Recitation, "Honest Abe,n tCope-
land) )-Gene Schneider.
Recitation, o Captain, My Captain
| (Whitman)- Walter Rayborn.
Song, Our Flag -Quartette.
| Recitation. Oh Why Should the Spir-
| il of Mortal be Proud9 Uincoln's IA
vorite poeuf,F Knox Ruth Schneider.
| Defamation, Lincoln's Gettysburg
Speech-Terrence Terhune.
Recitation, Abraham Lincoln Dry
ant Myrtle Ferguson.
Song, Lincoln Says We're Free
| (Copeland)- Ray Jones and Norval
Ferguson.
Recitation, Antietam-Miller Ray
born.
Violin solo--Ray Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Frietchie 10y
Whittier)-Pear Dowd.
Song, Kingdom Comin'-School.
Song, Hurrah for the Flag-Quartet'
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q RsIlresd oHIsIal Says the Cause 10
simply carsisssnssa.

Z RsIlrosd offleiai Says the Cause 10
simply cagsisssnsss
In answer 10 The tiucrtion "what IL
a hat loI r. n Kansas city Southern Of.
ficlal hnp the following 10 sayl
"A hot box IN n niRn thni the safety
hrHt rule II noi prncticed by some car
department man.
There II Do excuse for hui boz
after car II ncnt out n the train In
cnrcfully looked over by the car men
az each terminal. Primarily hot boz
II cauned by pour wnrte aud nn Ia.
sufficient 'Rr.aHiDR NJ the time II
should have been done, and there IL
no excuse for one. A hot box " lln'
blc 10 cause n wreck. aud q wreck on
most railroads Gusts money. much
more thnn the price of sufficient
quantity of wnHie aud oil aud grease
TO protect the Journals of the car
wheels.
''rhc farmer who buys q new war
on OF buggy has u pretty good Idea
~ what q hot box mcnus and the
ways to prevent II. When be buys
new wagon be secs 10 Il that the spin.
die IL well creased 80 Il will not get
hot. lie watches II closely and does
not take any chances on the wheels
running hot The farmers wheels on
hia new wagon or buRRy would stick.
and n he persisted Ia driving nhcnd
be- would SOON have y had spindle and
Ind wheel
"IIow,yer. the results would not be
NJ disastrous ~ they would bc 10
trnln vf rnrH running nt speed of
nftecD or twenty miles M hour. Its
no wonder that ,ruiumen use language
unnt for sunday school class when
they nnd y hot box In their train
They know TINT some 0ne hnH been
careless and shirking Ia hls work and
that he Ii TO blans"-New York Post
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Are You Hesitating7 z

aa to where you should place that or
der for grain ard feed for your live
Htneky Hesitate no longer We can
.iv. sou stsdubitAblr evidence that 4
E.ii F 10 your great advantage 10
,,dge i with ua, the kind u proof that
.nak.a is way In court facts for our
baes customers will tell YOU of the
unality n our goods. Rolled Barley,
oats and Wheat: Flour, Millaiuifa ara
Chicken Feed. Phone No. 2sl
ID r, WOOD the Feed Man
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Local Lodge Directory

E.,S LODGE Nd. ~, X. OF =.
.itsis rVerg "Wednesday evening,
! Il. English, &. {. Clark Wood.
X. of II, Il y,
WESTON LODGE NO. 65, A, y. & a.
N, Meets every SECOND and fourth
Saturday In each month, Richard
Morrison, w. NJ. l.. II. Davis, Sec,
WESTON LODGE NO. So, /. O. o. +.
Meets every Thursday evening. w.
III. Gould, N. q. A. A. keea, Rec.
Sec; y. o, DeMoss, Fin. Sec.
WESTON CAMP NO. il2, w. o, w,
Mec,a the first and third Saturdays
Of each month. Monroe Turner, o.
e, ]. J. Beeler, Clerk.
EUREKA ASSEMBLY NO, ~, uN.
tied Artisans. Meets the first and
third Mondays IN each month. Mel
lilo Mayhee, N. A, Frances g, Wood
Secretary.
STEPHANIE TEMPLE NO. -, Ply,
THAN Sisters. Meets the second and
fourth Mondays In each month. Anna
O'Harya, N. u. q, Alice Y. prIco, NJ
uf II. n G.
HIAWATHA REBEKAH LODGE
No. BS. Meets the second and fourth
T'uesslays OF each month. Anna o.
IIRrra, NJ, q, Odessa kirkpatrick
Rec. Sec. Lottio Brandt, Fin. Sec.
lsEs6'ENT CHAPTER NO. AZ, o
n. =. Meets the second and fourtl
Erl,iays 0f each month. Mary u
Barnes, w. Nj. Alice +. Price, Sec
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MENDEL's LAW.
ehown In the Crossing ef Pure yellow
end Pure Green Peas.

ehov.n In the Crossing of Pure yellow
end Pure Green Peas.
The following beautifully clear sum
mnry Of the principles of mendell.m
IL due 90 the Rev. W. wilks. the IA
nous bor,icultnrinL who Developed the
shirley poppy;
N you crsa pure yellow md pure
green i..ns either wHy-It matters not
which IL seed bsarrr aud which pollen
l,enr.r--you will get ali yellew seeds
m YOU SOW these hybrid seeds. each
viii n Il EerminRtes'. produce plant
which will tear. any. forty seeds, thir'
~ Of which will on the average he YET
low and ten green The green. " Sown
and aawn aud soMu for countless gen
,rntiona. will always hcar green nccdS
true 20 the original green parents '''hr'
ring the always possible Intervention
of inarctai.
No, ~ the thirty yellow. These
when sown viii oD the average pro
dnce ten plants benring NIL pure yellow
seeds, which will lr constant and true
20 the original yellow inrvnt for count
l,.ss generations. The remaining tween
~ plants viii bc impure yellow. each
nlnnt pr,,durins. on the average. one
quarter Of IT, pcrdr puw yellow. one
nunrier pure green and one,half I'm
nurr yeilnw. which Inst VIII repeat thr
process aud proportion practically FOR
ever
This h the INV Of inlmriinnc. wh'ril
Ia The hasIr ~ all the studies OF the
..uspnlsis aud. IN fact. Of NIL brtetirrs
~ nnImals and plants. New YORK
wnrlu
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DIRECTORS Mackenzie Dr. F. D. Watts. Joseph Wurzs
G. w. Stages j. H. Price, J. c. Price, E NJ Smith
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Tn. Ei.., Exolutienlss.

The first 20 suggest the trans'nuta'
ton OF species amons animals was
Bnffon. about iTh0. The eccentric
Lord Monhoddo was the hnt 20 sng-
res, the possible descent Of man from
the npe. about iT14. In 1854 DR., W.
G, Wells trrt proposed 10 apply the
prlnclple of natural selection 20 the
natural history Of man. aud in is22
Herbert tirst inserted the transmuta'
tion OF species IN plants.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-02-05

The Milton team won the high
school basket ball championship OF
the East End in the series just closed,
with five games won and one lost, or
a percentage of S35. Weston and Fern
dale tied for second place with 500
each, and Vincent CALAMITY brought
up the rear with 1877.
IuanIta Jarman and GenevIeve
Rogers took part in the musical re-
cital given by the Fischer school OF
music at Eiler's plano house In Walla
walla last Friday evening. The little
misses did credit both to themselves
and to their teacher, Miss May SPRING
er. They were accompanied to Waila
walla by their practice teacher, Hope
Beeler.
DR.. Clifton F. Hodge. professor OF
social biology at the University Of Ore
gon. Is delivering illustrated lectures
during the week In Umatilla county on
Public Education for Social Ad-
vance" He will address the people
OF Weston tor, brow evening at 1880
O'Clock at High School auditorium.
and should be greeted by a large audi
ence. The lecture Is free OF charge.
The two county rock crushers now
at Athena will be moved to Weston
soon TO complete the link in the coun-
" road between Weston and Milton.
II was the intention to move the ma
chimes the first OF this week. but rain
Interfered. The Dry creek road has
been selected for the Improvement.
and the crushers will be established
near the j. H. Coffman place. Jack
Crum Will have immediate supervision
OF the work. and about forty men will
be employed.
Pastor William A. Baker OF Now
/ York City spoke at the opera house
last evening at scvcn-thirty o'clock
under the auspices Of the Information
al Bible Students. His subject was.
ITO He'll and Back" Pastor Baker
was formerly Catholic priest, and is
regarded as Bible scholar of un-
usual attainments. He is remembered
at Weston for the very able address
which he gave here last fall, following
the scriptural photo drama which at
tracted such large audiences.
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Mo. Complimentary

Mrs. Blaek--l don't want to make .
scene. hut that man over there IL star.
ing Mt me very extensively. MIR. Black
He N, eh? Ill speak TO him. Mrs.
Black n few moments later'-p he
npolorizep Mr., Black Yes; he said
he WINS looking for his aunt and
thought at iirat that you were she!
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rh.v Avoid odd Numbers.

The Siamcse have superstitious ais
like of odd numbers, aud they stndi'
pusly strive 10 have In their houses an
,ven number OF windows, doors'
rooms nnd cupboards.
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ouaht q ee.

Mistress This isn't clean knife.
lane New Servant I'm sure u ought
10 I've. mum. The last thing cut with
/, was u bur Of soap Boston Tran
acrint
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Meetinu Bills.

"He complains that he never can
meet his hills"
Lucky dog. Mine always show up
nm the frat of the month. Judge.
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Oddities I'm the war News

pses.s fss.s.i A~srssas
tasssr shs-sfa
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jOnss ssssn
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iahdoa sises
q ssnsss u
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to NJ .
isss inersssss ,s
q SEQ q . thousand fo~
Dali, have nvsntst % nuasp~s,
sf,s' Declared rhounas thu
hope ~ being able 10
o.
bridgeport o b Policeman Ho~y Irish hsd
MUson.n lm.tcsn The nn~
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,-.r period under Consideration "
n,eragr number ~ patients inrreaH
800 per cent. Ia h.sss the svers.
number ~ inmates VI per cent, "
4 goa. and the average number ~ iodr
ors ITO per cent. 10 ISL, Employee
Increased 10 per cent, To s.1Ts
No iet-up IN the Increase % sspend
iturss for th~ss activities 10 shown
the appropriation for 1914 having beet
LIZ? SIS "a. and Zoos sssis for 1915
With an Increase ~ 10 par cent IN
the nun,ber Of patients cared for b,
Bellevue ana Allied Hospitals, there
was an Increase % leo per cent In 81
penditures or from Sbs7. 1o7 - 70 "
<ss6s2sb. The increa~ IN continuing
for In 1914 the appropriations ~er'
81 200 06S 80 and " <bs.sSg 30 In 1918
Greatest growth Of all IN shown In
the charitable work OF the Dcpartmen M
% Health The tuberculosis sanitarium
at Otisvillc. added In 1906 had In
creased IN cost from 500 900 20 to s27s
1889 by 1919. the infants milk sta
tons, added In 1911 had Increased
from s2s. 1O3.4s 10 1867 0stl3, and tn,
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'oeiI ..,yies nu,... for Infectious a..

'oeiaI s~ryiee nurs~s for Infectious dIs-
ases added IN 1913 cost $500
Tuberculosis ~rNice 81 Hisersids
hospital. North Rroth.r island. IN.
ressed In cost In ten years from eso..
l0i.ss to e15t.ossbS. and the work ~
the bureau of Communicable Diseases
from eta.sse to ess7. osSiS FOR the
20 the 'nereass wss $50 per cont.
which would ssem 10 he )ustinsd.- the
Comptroller sayA ny the Gratifyins
iscreasa In the annual dssth rsts
r -. =. s :. ., the s..' ~ ,se: !, !:
FROM pulmonary tuberculosis IN 1909
II vss SIS per 1000; In 1913 Il vas
90.
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!IlAWSO 90 Nfs
AFItA Fluolue MelP
ilai wsass ~ STREET. w1~ Hs
Nlfs fof Thee Dsys Ano
Benz Esiciei

wiilsa nsl,h. . riss.'. sssssse 90
sssses ~ rssanstlsn 1900 tis.s sss
sna iess NJ, ,ss Nc - sies. see. Ne
sns NJ cite ssis sviciss fres thss
Reas % hssesy.
Ses tsrss asys usisN. Shs 80
l'iD slsh' yesss sis. ssS BE cite.
nrasst ssisst the sssssU si,Ass,
food ~ sasitss rhsp ssfs sssrs,ss
"a wss.ssasy aSa, ssss tssy 80
pied Zoe help ., the chsri,,ss ssils.
lnS Tssn,y.sscesl ssrees sss
Iosfth Asssss. ssa ~srs seat " sss
ssnieilsI Lodging foass
Dt blsmsohn sasmlnsi then sss
ssid thsl n.sdes food. ana sssass u
badly Thor ssfs Dlsosd On . dist
sad pv, 20 he'd hioltb sss fovsd
dead 10 bed Yesterday.
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Ssss Vssss, % ssss s,ss.

Special ossd Friday service. ell ~
h.is In Sing r'ns ffison thu sss1ihs
sssss . 90 . o'clsch. u T. the nfsi doe
IN the histofy ~ the pIiaon that r.ii
sious services In ksspins With GOOD
wlAay have h.-h held 'h.F-
The Nns william "a shin. IN. chap.
lsis Of Fins sing prt.cn. has asked Mgr
i,pbs Esefs. the Tonibs cha plsin To-
~ss barn H. the Village Of Fins sim
now ossinins. snd Tor many ysars served
as altar boy there
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cTYUlAR|NHu
NEARLY DOUBLED
MLAST TENyEARS
Board ~ Estimate Calls Coz
CurtallInent When Figures
AIe shown.
INCREASE or 100000.
Actual Increase ia Cost Is ~. !
Per Ceni.-ln Bene6eiaries
$50 Per Cent.

wsv yovs cny's expenditures o.,
seAs',sbls PURPOSES In isOs amounted
- esfssssssN Ten yssrs later the,
hal svovs 10 Us.ses. ossii. an In.
sseass Of sss pes cent,
ne dssaiis sf this incrssss we're
ct forth In . report made yssterds,
BY Coeptsoliss Prsndsrsss, to this
Beard Of Estimate and Apportion.
meat The rssost vss spread upon
~ oisutss q the board With this
eo0nsati
nis iAcesAss u nss saiy iasss
80 uasveo In the several itsms
GosVs II ths rspost. but u 10 the
lAsgsss In the expenditures made
~ &c elty dspsrtmssts GRANTED
OAas the purpOsss for which those
sapssditurss are made are worthy.
ssvsrthsisss u II incumbsnt upon
SAs city 10 the present financial
stssss TO curtAii the expenditures
for charities ~ much a. circum-
stances viii permit. Where and
20 what extent such curtailmont
Of expenditures can DO made In
city departments can be best ~
csrtainsd by tho careful operation
Of the accounting systems therein
Installed.
wugRG c,Tv's MILLIONS FoR
CHARITY WENT.
- sN> Com nj roiior's report the dis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
o. .. Pssssrs,ss vs.sc. N.v.

Melville J. France began ysst~rda,
hls duties rs United btates District Al.
tornsy IN brooklyn lilo took the oatn
~ ONCE before Federal judge Chatr.ld
yesterday morning. Many prominent
politicians aud several high In Federal
borough and city departments witnes ssd
the brief ceremony
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02


The county charges In institutions
arc tho feeble minded. the deaf and
dumb and the blind. The Allowance
for them have grown $1,000 In ten
years, or about per cent. During
this Same period the city charges In
Institutions have Increased In cost
from S2,g6s. $3.50 to &A,65o, 4s4.2s. or Is
Der cent. The number Of institutions
receiving payments from the city In
creased from l29 to i5l. At the be
ginning OF the present year the
chorces ware made I'D as follows: