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Deaths,

Lille Garner, 2s years, So n street south
west.
John W. Grice. 80 years. 100 street north
east.
Martin McGinnis, 81 years, Government Hos
pital for Insane.
Herman Hansen, q years 223o Decatur
place northwest.
Emmet p. Bunyea- SO years. National Home
opathic Hospital
Edwin Z. Haas, 45 years, ZIG Second street
southeast.
Julius Baumsarten, 80 years, 1888 Eighteenth
street northwest.
John B. Villepigne, 50 years, washineton
Asylum Hospital
Wong Shung, 81 years Gallinger Hospital
Minnie Lee. 80 years, Providence Hospital
Walter &. Berry, 10 years, 617 Rhode Island
avenue.
Joseph Shea. 6 years. Gallinger Hospital.
John Young. IS years l2o II street southwest,
Lewis Scott. 70 years, 1916 Second street
southwest.
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IN MEMORlAM

tSotices for this column are accepted at 50
cents na;. either prose or poetry. In case mo-
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
fof each line in excess Of tsn.p
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MARRIED

ROBEY-FRIEss-Mrs. Charlotte Robey an
LULU VAUGHN, TO ALFRED MARTIN
FRIESS,s on May 5. 1915, at West Falls
Church. Va. by the ReS Father A. J. Van
IngleRrew
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SUBURBAN & COUNTRY BOARD

WASHINGTON COLLEGE. 3rd ana sts
N. E.. opens June LIST: 10 minutes from
center OF city; 10 acres lawn and shade: ten.
nis courts. Phone N. lI3. 10
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REAsURY pEPARTMENT, off,ce SUPER.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Super
visipg Architect, May IA. 1915. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until 8
D. m, June 4. 1915, and then opened, for
supplying the United States public buildings
under the control OF the Treasury Department
with toilet paper during the fiscal year 1916.
Bids Tor toilet paper previously advertised to
be opened at y. M. May "a, 1915, Will be
opened at p. m. June l. 1916. Copies Of
the specifications may be obtained on appli-
cation 10 the undersigned. J. A. WETMORE.
Acting SuDeryisiDg Architect.
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Vital Records
Births.

Births.
Case b. and Mary Rafter. boy.
GEORGE and Helen Kumaric. boy.
Edward J. and Margaret j. Hickey, boy
Frederick J. and Catherine h Eichhoiz, girl,
David u. and Myrtle E. Dawson, boy.
Harry l.. and Helen J. Bailey, girl.
Jacob F. and Eva L. Bengel, girl.
Edison and Vslaria Weston, boy
William and Edna Kutchin. boy.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, In triplicate, will he
received by the Quartermaster General of the
Army, Washington, ID. c., until o'clock
D. m, Eastern time, June 90 1915 for fur
nlshing leather and harness hardware for de-
livery during the fiscal year 1916 at depots
Of the Quartermaster Corps listed in schedule
Schedules furnished upon application to the
QuaTtermaster General. |. 5. A, Washing
ton, d. c., or by Depot Quartermaster. IT, S.
A. Washington. d. G.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicate, VIII be re-
ceived by the Quartermaster General Of the
m, Eastern time, June s. 1915. for furnishing
Paints. Varnishes, Glass etc, for delivery
during the fiscal year 1916, at depots OF the
Quartermaster Corps listed in schedule
Schedules furnished upon application to tho
Quartermaster General, L. S. Army. Wash
ington. D. c, or by Depot Quartermaster. L.
s. Army, Washington, d. c.
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COL. AUTO SUPPLY CO.. Agents for Read
Ing Standard Motorcycles: open nights an,
Sundays. a036-H 18th st. Ph. Col. 299e.
The Washington times., 1915-06-01

Marriage Licenses.
James E. Bourne, Brooke, Va, and Lottie
Carroll. Cherry Hill, Va.
William r. German and Catherine Bonsey,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cyril II. Meyers, Eugene. Ore, and Babette
.. Wilson, Washington
James Z. Proctor and Beulah z. Clarke
Charlottesville, Va
Planno vanlandinsham and Alice Franklin.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

MAN AND WIFE-Colored; out OF CITY; $40;
way paid: at once. FISHERS AGENCY,
4la 10th st. N. w.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

esting to buy at a PRODUCTION sale" but the
next man buys at about half, and 80 II goes
and see the uncalled for tailored suits at s.
to SIS; worth more mon" and so they are
one price JTSTHS OLD STAND, 6la ID.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

FIREMAN and janitor, hotel or apartment.
Apply JENKINS HART. 90 at. S. F.
White, single. In or out OF
town; hrst-class references. Mccoy 1902
NJ IT. y. w. Phone n. 1850
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PHONE MAIN 1915
When moving to Philadelphia, Baltimore
or nearby points. let our Motor Vans quickly
and carefully transfer your belongings. City
van load. Packing and shipping.
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FOR RENT-Light well ventilated store and
basement iSo 7th ct. n. W. Newly dec
sfALsa. Phone Col. % fer sppelntmsnt
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18th ST n. W., 1223-Large cool, moderr
conveniences. front room: select table: cen
tral location.
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SPECIAL FOR THIS MoNTH-Hair and felt
mattresses remade and renovated equal 70
new. nbC; bring this coupon and get re-
ducement Of 25c when presented. EAGLE
BEDDING CO., 1909 7th- fh. N. k21o.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
for a bright, energetio young man who
can invest SIC, 600 to $4,000 and become
associated with a well-known and thor
ourhiy established Philadelphia corpora
ton handling more than a quarter Of a
million dollars business per year. Only
one seeking permanent investment and
an opportunity 10 become associated with
. thorough business organization need
apply. 22s, Ledger Office.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
sTS asy yhs Be 4 ssS sS ssap
Ss "a hS f0E nsor sSS SS:R and a'dss sS
here SO yoS can decide ihtsilissntiy; free
unfurnished. single Nor en- suite reference.
pALTlMolRsE' 42s45sEglr. rms foF oI1ssn; Ig1ssn; sin
rooms and bath siseirielty:" steam heat, -.
BROAD. 81, 425-Atuaouve apt, 2 or rooms,
BROWN, 1911 = oentleman,s well.appointed
home, owners fam, low price, photo Lee. c'l
CHESTNUT 1881 dormerly OF 1890 Rooms.
single or en- suite priv, baths meals opt l.
ga 1r 5SsA%1 PIyts bath
cHEsTNUT. e00T-Deairabls single and dou-
Bile rooms; permanent or transient
CARLISLE, ~, 20lo-Renned, private fam.
des, 70 rent nicely t1r. frt. rm.i phone
CHESTNUT, 20e1-Beaut. fur. sing. rm. adj.
hath; phys. on, let "a unobstIue, light.
CHEsTNUT 2045-suito OF rooms. with bath:
south expos also single rms table board.
ca EsTNuT ST, 21O6-N Newly furnished rooma
single or en suite; use OF bath.
CHESTNUT. 442o- One or two desirable rooms.
furnished or unfurnished.
cHEsTFyT. 1859 y Attraetiyely furn room.
southern expos hot-water heat. Brg, 1878 j..
CEDAR AVE, tsi5-rhird- hoor front. fur
nlghed; electric light: steam heat.
GREEN, 1912 fItichmon)--singie rooms; also
suite with private bath; board optional.
GREEN, idii-c -comforlabis rooms. furn. or
unfurn., for business men or women.
JTFFERsoN, ls06-Two very desirable "a Moor
rooms with hath private family; phone.
LOCUST fs0B-Two cheerful rooms. near bath
south. expos. gentlemen pref. Walnut 4O02W
PINE. l4le-D Desirable communicating rooms
with bath; reference,
RITTENHOUsE SQUARE g2i0 &. i0th st.l--
LarGe, airy rooms and apartments; beauli-
fully furn.; / or rooms; private baths. hot
water heat; lat class Ia aptmente perpiee.
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cTJEMsTMuTS. cJ M S.5 STREET Fast Ai.T,oD OF 3 SsP g;
pleted; rooms and bath; large porches;
4s4 deep lots every other convenience.
JAMES N, MITCHELL,
on premises, or 4oth and Market.
554S WALNUT sT.--5 rooms and bath; all
modern features, close seth 81. l., open, or
John A. Barry, 501 Land Title Bldg.
THE MARLBOROUGH
b4TH AND CHESTNUT STS.-Most nonven-
tent location obtainable; hot-water heat,
electric light; IN fact, the character OF sery-
Ice and comfort which makes a vacancy IN
any one Of these apartments a rare occur
renee; two or three desirable apartments are
offered now where tenants are leaving the
cityi rentals, S27. 80 20 S45
lie BLANC APARTMENTS
BETH AND WALNUT TS.-Housekeeping
apartments, with rooms and bath, with
every modern convenience and with the sort
OF service whiah Will make you glad 70 live
In an apartment this winter; one first floor
THE PLOEYDEN
4OTH AND LOCUST STS.-TNo suites OF D
rooms and bath each may now be obtained
In this particularly desirable 4-story nreproof
apartment house,
also OFFER a large variety Of apartments
at varied prices and 10 meet almost any re-
quirement Call or send for iist. Automo-
bile service 70 inspect Apartments u de-
sired.
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD. 1sli Walnut st.
DEPARTMENTS A SPECIALITY"
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Nj. Airy.
Chestnut nm

DESIRABLE house, ~ rooms: lot 60xl20: best
secuoni 70 close estate; part cash. open Tor
Inspections 1927 Boyer st.
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DESIRABLE
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
s2S to S75 Per Month
CENTRAL
THE LYNDHURsT
u,,,,, n. W. cor. 16th and Green sts.
m,,n ~ E cor. 18th and Poplar ns.
r-,r .nH-Ns ID. cor. 18th and Master SITS.
1910 Master Ut.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
THE LAMAR
r,,r pnrIsI. W. cor. 4oth ana Walnut cts.
,D,,r- s.. 2. cor. 47th ana Walnut SITS.
n. W. cor. 4sth and Chestnut cts.
GERMANTOWN
THE WAYNE AVENUE
r,,v, u,v>-r-,,, 4sla-16 Wayne ave,
Wayne and Wyoming aves.
Open for inspection every day.
See Janitor. on premises, or
SAMUEL STERN. 1901 chsetnut ct.
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APARTMENT HOTELS


THE MAJESTIC APARTMENT HOTEL.
100000 PROPERTY.
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP.
NOW BooKiNG FOR SEPT. AND OCTOBER
OCCUPANCY.
EST H6E HhuE ANY ENfEBr2G &EP RSsT THE qBEAT 6H
EELbEATIQN in PHILA. FOR THE LEAST
s,r.,.M MONTHLY RENTAL SCHEDULE.
running water, with bath, adjon-
Ing and each room suitable for ~.
single rooms; including large at. ,,o
Tw0-room suites. including large at 70 'OO
T%o-r9o@ suites. including large at 70 'OO
T6ree.room suites. including large sO0 10 SiOO
ALL ROOMS s'1 AND sUiTBs Fiti.LS 70 Fur EI flOo
NISHED.
ALSO FOUR MAGNIFICENT, BRIGHT.
fNG on BROAD sTREErsREcENrLY STREET eR IS Yo RE-
FITTED FOR IMMEDIATE RESERVATION.
BATHS AND THE ENTIRE HOTEL MOST
SANITARY. SANITARY. INVITING AND OPEN TO IN
These prices. include heat, light. maid and
with teiephonc for each suite and elevators for
"a hours. The servant problem is a thing OF
the past here. An ideal apartment home with
81 suites are now ready for occupancy or
reservation with term or yearly contracts, as
desired. High-class French Kitchens at reason
able prices, with an additional discount of %
per cent. for la carte charges TO regular
guests. The kitchen supplies from the big
markets every morning purchased personally
by the management. Cheaper than house,
keeping. Write or telephone.
JAMES s. MCCARTNEY.
General Manager, Hotel Majestic.
THEN YOU'LL COME BACK TO u.s.
This first year we come with our MESA ge
TO you-the second and third and all the
other years the remembrance OF this year
will bring you back again and again.
Once in a lifetime MINE HOST is born
not made-J. Warren Friar for twenty years
Of the Hotel Walton and way back before
that OF the old Lafayette. has taken the
x new and gIorined Lincoln, rennished
and refurnished throughout and will well
come you for, say. day so. or for all
of the winter season.
Elevator service, running water in every
room and the kind OF dining room you didn't
think could be-you will find all your living
troubles over and your problems solved, II
you will Just call and talk things over and
then make your reservations with Mr.. Friar
at
THE LINCOLN, 18th and Locust sts
The Perfect Apartment Hotel"
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD, I4il Walnut st
Apartments Specially"
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s>nd NlksH lseH BAGS -siLvER-PLATED
4-ts IA S ss.d ls6eD extra Strength. and
Il. Z. -, JUSTICE oo. 6ls Chestnut, Phia.
-. ssDss.aa ssRssaa with fun Aeclricsi eaulpment,
4.<. hi s.esstsa4 seat run about 1000
-. = A. " 900 1e'o'sonl Mahi me an
41'..,.N .NeelhFh BROS doabls-barrsl ham
h'dtrs Lean ss' one s'sl aasksf ss Rf,as st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25

10 UPRIGHT PIANOS al our Uptown stores
Viii be sold at prices ranging from SIS to
tsS seitE Plano; cost $500 new,
,ses Chickering Piano; eest 5000 new.
ti65 Cunningham-Girard Piano; cost s2T5
PLAYER-PIANos
Several .siEhtly- used Player. Pianos re.
dueed 10 s32b, ss75, etc. cost $3.50 and up
ward new; terms 81 monthly.
NEW PIANOS.
200 New Pianos and Pianols-Pianos al
ways IN stock at our Uptown Stores; same
prices and terms as downtown.
Cali OF write for large illustrated eata-.
iogues and complete lists OF new and used
Pianos and Player-Pianos Also special plans
OF payment.
HEPPPE's UPTOWN STORES.
Cor. 9Th and Thompson sts..
Philadelphia, Pa.
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BulldlnE Lots, Faclery sites, E.e.

SITES, RAILROAD, for sale Pennsylvania
and Reading; 5000 per acre and up, accord
INK TO loca ton. Inquire for terms.
DIETERICH, Ta4 Walnut
GROUND IN NORTHEAST and on Houiepard
ripe for immediate development. will trade
some for Investment properly.
CARNEY Ssi Eart Allegheny
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THE WARWICK
1eo6-s-10 SAMSON ct.
A modern 7-story hreproof building, contain
ing suites OF apartments having to =
rooms. with all conveniences for housekeep-
ing the entire water supply in the building
is filtered; there wifi be 2 or desira ble
vacancies at the opening OF the fall season
one suite on the NTH floor, containing y
rnoms, at S35 per month; one on the sixth
floor, having southern and western exposure,
at $50 per month; there is caterer in tho
building who will serve meals when wanted,
either in the public dining room or in the
apartments.
WHITESIDE g. McLANAHAN
N. w. corner 18th and Pine SITS.
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APARTMENTS
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
1 or , Rooms & Private Baths
Centrally Located
MEARS & BROWN 2C2 srs s, LEI 1STH
wAL5NgT AND IlTH SITS; fi;, g W coR3.
SSss sfh sso ssng o 3 sssfa
S2RfR tS fRa AMN aat2I coo SorRS 9S nestass HFS%sss
18th, s.. iO5-Bacheior apartments; excep-
tionally desirable 2d-hoor suite 2 large
rooms and bath; every modern Improvement;
BRRBER HXRTSAS Con n'i! iaOi CHESTNUT.
| WALNUT ST, 22O5-Attractive apartments, 2
Fas pIentS Of bot Wafer Ven Sested large sRe
rooms, Janitor. or phone Locust a840.
wALNUT. iislIvery attractive, apts, 2 rms.
furn.; excsiient location: ist-class service
Phone Spruce 1880. or apply 10 janitor.
18th ST. s., Mi-Two rooms and bath; third
Apply Albert ., Mills. West End Trust
Two large rooms. private layatoryi suitable
for physlcian or dentist. Apply on premises.
SS9AP Ss9 SS or K %psS sS
at offiee, 3o3S ". Broad 81.
| CHESTNUT. 2i0i-ofnces and apartments, fur
nished or unfurnished single or on suite;
heat. light and phone service.
BROAD St, n, siO-suite OF rooms, second
noor. private bath; ref.
SPRING GARpEN, 1el0-Exceiiv.ss apts, In =
different houses, some fuTn. I kitohsnettes.
SPRUCE, ii26-Two or three-room apts., with
kitchen ana bath. Also office for physician.
| OXFORD, 2aOs wEsT-Near Park. and bath.
10TH, N, i5i7-Three and bath; thoroughly
moderni tanitor. hot-water heat. etc
PRIV, PARTY Will rent 3d-sty,. suit, inc.
or s man ana VIE reisrenes i721 n 18th ST.
port. leth ana spruce q $50 Ledger Central.
West PhlIadslphIs
CHESTER AVE. AND 18th ST. CN w, cor
WOOD doors open nrepiaees; reasonabie
| PowELToN AVE, 4oe7 (corner)-b and o
Eooms bath porch; electric hghtsi hot:yatsr
GREY GABLES '12,i4 NJ I SoSSs ~ Ssa
some furnished An outside rooms Rsas.
10Th ST, ys5. sos.Attrae.iye aPts., rms. 4
PELHAM APARTME;NTs, Horton street. near
sirable housekeeping suites,
A, c5MIARLEs S5I IeIi,so w, M,iLLERa MI s1Ea
TioEs
BT20 BROAD STREET
Third moor, 5 rooms. rent S2s.
SALTER SAsE5LiL, snsS sHosd ssa ssd''ss nj. ave.
| LanEdowne. Pa.
| APARTMERTs-Ali outside rooms; convent
/ enoes; S22 10 S5b per month. John Macy
80 n. Highland ave, Lansdowne. Pa.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
BROAD ~. s6B-Three rooms. private bath;
electricity, steam heat. southern and eastern
exposure.
TIocA Cat Broad), l417 wEsT-rwo roomA
and hath, front; newly furnished; reasonable
10TH. s., 1tB-BeA Atlfuily furn. bachelor apart
nentsi private baths. desirable ioca. owner.
west PhnadslphiH
WAINUT ST, s00T-Modern apartment Ave
rooms ana bath near L" Woodland 2d00 W
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s.. Martins. chss.nus nIn

8240 N. BROAD sT.--Beet condition hot ~ az
heat; rs rooms. baths; gae and e|lcIfIl|I
Winchester Co, 1901 Chestnut -
f2i1 WHsTMoRELAND ST.. Desirable por<
front avg good condltion; reaeonohIr I|'-
NEAR sfatlop 3-atory brick rfsId4plt. II IA
rooms aud bath All conFeuIfnfe4, lot II<
feet. hne oppQrIurty 70 alter Into tI|
TiieocUN- & ffo,Ntns co. e ts,1 ~
WE HAVE IHF HtiQsE You WANT
KENNEDY 8 nAhno $40 CINNAMON
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sedEwicI. Germantown

STONE COLONIAL HOUSE
ON corner lot Z bedrooms. dressing room ana
Nenient 20 train and trolley; practically new.
VIM. H. WILSON & co. NORRIS
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ROOMS WANTED

REFINED young lady desires room in private
family, West Phila. preferred; no boarding
LADY, employed, wants rn, with priv fam.
seleot neish'd N N. Phila. q lAs. Led. Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25

WILL sUBLET az a 5acTiice exceptionally
desirable housekeeping apartment, 0 rooms
and bath, corner School lane and Pulaski
near p r. r. and troleys. Phone Gtn
1904 L. l. lbl, Ledger Central.
LOCHsLEY HALL
AIS to 514 w Midvale ave. Queen lane sta
ton, Germantown; ideal homes. large lawn
and porch.
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l31 w. TULPEHoCKEN sr.-semidetached
stone dwelling; large lot; garage In rear;
price.
J. A. PATTERSON CO.. 1so s. 18th ct.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-11
ALIENS ASK MONEY BALM
NINE RUSSIANS AND -FOUR AUS
TRANS WERE HELD TEN
MONTHS iN JAIL BY
a. s.

Sr rAlF. Mnn, Ans iH iamrs
s tetaUns sssnn0 arl demanded unm
tnr luHel ~fafta hi une Rnssians snd
fnnr AsetfHna who wcrn htH ten
mnnih n nl n nomhern Minnesota
tt thr federal tlthunties as elfarssrs
n cIvl tcNnn Additional uram
penss So iaa0Oa 81 askcd in hthaI GO
tho nmih ~ 18TH AnstFlan whe
diri whhD n nN at International
falls INV casrs sre beiue handled bt
she attorney for inc Husslan ronusf
eeotml nt chicase ana the Austrian
csnsul hfrc
The artest of thc mcn cfme ahnat
ihuugn thcif cinpios ment by thr
Northwestern Consideration Crmns
on sac So Fmne's river hstNeen the
lniicl States ana Canada because
thr, hnavd pH lhe American slide the
men we've promptly taken in chargc
Psi Federal musiFratiou effloen and
ihrn held as Witnesses in Is suu
prousht against thf construction cnrn-
pany Pot tte aiic.ca violation 10 the
alien hhor laws rbs government lost
the eases "a an men hat one. aud then
ihe, were discharged.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-11
Sportsmen are Warned That
Regulations Promulgated
Last October Will be En-
forced to Properly Protect
Wild Fowl.

Wit ths approach .f OBJ. open SEASON
f.r .ruutIne uIu rnI tH, iuii'i
-ute. Department 30 A.rrIliHrs H
oarnme .uuremrU iuHt .hr rd'rni
r.eIatous aa lmrni.I .si"ier B. 1918
,t.li be- streets enforced -om' mis-
.rd,f-taudlne nts Hr..r from thc itct
t.st the various stale laws Io nUt 'l-
WAYS conform in thr Federal rDsuit-
YtalfIri SOL. unfortunate
Insist upon tHo observance 70 tn, F'd
,ru regulations
Tho Department a4l consider Huy
concentrations Submitted lu Enn1
flfh COR 4mrudmrn 0f fn" resolutions
hlt wiI hnld nu public heauuss thrre-
en NOR viii n lmenl ih' oreulstnns
prior to October d. i'lt Or tnr
purpose ~ mo- Department o.. conform
tho regulations t1 the wlshes uf the
mlfaHt ~ uDffsmtr sn flr Hs t can
No don, tnl Hl thr sHun tmc s.Nc wild
fowl ihe necessary pruff'ftan.
Federal regulations ttl. thr lni-
/ ed state. into tv. .Hn.. Inuc 81
iths br,edna a.n. rrudea tuc States
so oregon ldahu DuI.r.1n Nchuslt
lows. Illinois lniNHt .Uia rcnns'l
yuula und Sow Itr. Hl d states
unrih of them I.H. u, win
trrrr some Includes Hl -t1tc- south
off those named
Tho rcsuhuoHa lrr'e seasons aH
follows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-11
MIGRATORY BIRD LAW WILDE
ENFORCED BY FEDERAL OFFICER


September Do Docemb.f
f.rc.ptiors
T.nnrsase Juh. Oc,si..t
.s.mbsr
missouri september ~ IN Ia.
Lotirfnus November n F..s..-
Nugona california tcoaa -.
1910 rohri4r,
Wood,oek
November tn Ianuar.
I.trruii.r.
DrlaWarr Louisiana No,r,.
t. nnYar,
West NirrIra Octal,er ,sn..s
I.r
g,nrss December Ia 1.so.
Black. Breasted and Code. D..
JacLsnipe. Vellout..,
ksutru.n Vnnuunnnnunu
Etc,rtiuns
Arizona republican., 1915-01-01
REDF|ELD SEES

mage of 373.s40, have come under the
American flag.
This country slows down bit
now and then" continued the mes
sage. but it never stops growing: it
always moves up. not down. We
don't know what it means in most
of the United States to have real
general stress. Think of Belgium
Poland o. man of the crouch, and
afteN YOU There think of your sins
and your blessings ~ and come out
with your courage in working order
There are lots of good American
examples of pluck. Do YOU remem-
Der San Francisco Galveston. Chi
cago, Boston, Charleston. Baltimore,
Dayton and many others like them
Remember Thomas 4. Edison and
lots of other fellows who showed
pluck when things were hard
Nothing is the matter with the
man with a crouch except an ao-
sentee heart and missing nerve
Cheer up, go to work. do your level
best. quit talking misery. The wars
over yonder, not here. Men are
slaughtered Nohder' ihey re living
mere 5 an clouds 1hefe-clear aaE
mere
Get out and sell goods. Plant some
more acres: DO more work than you
you II una TINS country OF ours a
pretty good place after all"
10 support the secretary's hopeful
views iig'res We're gathered by ms
department as to American foreign
commerce since the outbreak OF the
great war since August When the
trade balance OF the nation showed 4
deiicit OF nearly $20,ooo,ooo, through
excess OF imports over exports, the
SITUATION has peen completely changed
or December 1t Is estimated the
export excess VIII reach Sl0O.o00,00o
or more, with one exception the hlgn-
est mark of the last two years.
The war caught the country unpre
Arizona republican., 1915-01-01
FEW CHANGES
IN OFFICIALS
Mitt Simms and Thos. f.
Campbell Only New Faces
at Statehouse = County
Has New Judge Of Supe-
riOr Court

Only two new members will BE-
added to the official family at the
state house today, when by statute
all the officials chosen at the re-
cent election will enter upon their
terms of office.
The first of these is State Treas
urer Mitt Slmms. formerly of Ora
ham county, who succeeds d. =
Johnson as keeper Of the states
Campbell of Yavapai. who today en-
tiers upon six-year term as tax
commissioner succeeding p. ]. Mil
Ter Both Johnson and Miller will
continue to make their homes in
Phoenix. All the other officials Were
re- elected at the November election
and today enter upon their second
terms with the exception of Attorney
General Wiley f. Jones. Jones as
sumed the duties of his office a
month ago, having been appointed
to take the place of G.. P. Billiard, re-
signed
County Changes.
Among the county officials few
changes will take place. Judge Phil
lips Of the superior court will be
succeeded by RaWley C. stanford.
James Miller, Jr.. clerk of the board
OF supervisors, will succeed W. E,
Thomas as clerk of the superior
court. and c. w. Peterson will be
come chairman of the board Of super
visors. taking the place sof Lin q.
| Orme.
| In the Phoenix justice precincts
| Roy Morrell will succeed Maj Ivy is
constable of the West Phoenix pre-
cinct. and ] I. Bates becomes estab-
| lished in the East Phoenix precinct.
succeeding Jim Murphy.