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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20
Special Train for Texas Game;
Kansas City Wants Sooner Game
VIII Cheer Oom Dallas; Kansas City Makes Big
Bid May Meet Nebraska There
Post Season Contest Il Successful at Dallas Next Saturday

less the grind had already worn out
au the other available hlIt5uoks lnr
0o"heT' need above almost NcIgtuluC
else Johusons head But owen r
noted tor preparing for NeB rm,r
teuu,.
Likely AZ not. after taking 3 st,r-
ar Q score and half NJ men to Dal
Va. "lth him, he w.N pld, the game
Win not more than an even dp.ou
men h- defeated Hlssou last Sat
.rdW with fourteen men Iie has nren
known lo play game without MAX
4s single change lu the line up
from tne beginning uf the youtes,
.u 90, last whistle
h"ll who Is back at regular NurL
.' center. while he lB not AS strong
nr was two weeks ago. declares hr
.Nu hardly notice any result ur the
luurh he received to his back ten
I.s ago. lie struck In the Tiger
game aud ho IA expected to hr able
FEB 'Ink In the gumr SATURDAY
Ihat line is becoming AS proof
against smashes from the freEuuru
Ns i- duckg back against Ult~I
uNu, The Freshmen got away vlta
'ua pigskin twice last uRht for run
.hht caught the regulars when he.
weren't watching such th.uEs uIe uu.
lIr tu rcyulbr game, nnt N lu
.d uncommon ror a strong OPPOSING
wNm tn defeat the team oou,heJ Do.
"u,n and du DO uu iuErs
hnu believed tuat toe Oklahoma
COACH would gu back tu the regular
. accepted method or playing -Utnl
when uv met the Texans tus TIME
THAT p rD play two men back luI
nemru 'ue line 90 make .ur, ul
downing anything in the speed l.u'
ruu shuuld get away. Hut the prl'
N.n AFTER MissOuri's defeat which
could nuye nothing else than .h'
lrAHH game iu view. ludi .atrH NW
owen win sun play his sam" "l'
game OF throwing all but one ul DO.
nH.UUpld men into IA, lir" Go SO.
PUSHES before they start and ltNt'
N.i uN. man Co play safg'}.
Ih. !. H feature thst many urrr
|uuN boo bW,us sensational uHlt %
.oorh4I' owen always has one mtl
.n nr ulukfielu 20 tJst uuu s.rr 30
ra..Iug hat he can trus. hu %
.ur.. anything that Er,s uwHl IRON
.. nuluh Tie trusts that one maj
luH piles AIN the rest OF them rIsn
no against the plsy The system
.u.Us .hurt.r gains ON regular PLAYS
bout ~ u,tus mans getting ava
uue. .u "a great while. even SIS IN -
sure mlu as "llup' johnson play
ul IN. one man safety
owen sFNy DO mpJra shpIts. uE.u
app gain. Ilr probably Knows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

.II.NIN.nT .I... l.f .U a .tr.
'.3l train "iIl carry h'" SOONER fool
hnU team and Two hundred rOuter7 TO
Tn, SIMMER. i,ugn.rr r.u,r To- be
.ri.,..J. d, nam. ,..r ..f,r3.. The
,,...., ... ........, I.... r,s, .gnt
,'her ~ l.,.i IV.sI rgs'nr.4 man.
,..,..I,t "a rIu ...rr Rs.-r'
SAM. r. ..,., .u,,a,ra. of
iI,... SAL. 't..,.i.,., nm. M. .r.,,
.,r,
mn. r.., .,t.. f.. .,rr. ,I.,
me -r,yar., r'uL and 'Vn,.n in ID,
.ns d,rrrat.I .r .rr sooner paur,rts
and s,,n,r l.,r,,,.. ..u 'l..,r ..r.
man .t Asu rtt.. ,r,rn.Yp arr
.r,g. IN N,rru ~ . ..,l,rk ,n tbr
Afternoon ..rrr,. r,urI. ..lI uriund
l,.- f.up. ..r .p,rr .,r.I rI,rtl.s
thru reach p,II,. ,nouI 5 .,i..k On
inc .uIgnf L,r.r- tbr p,rue.
rnII.,,.u,, n,. .trYg,I, Tni. .lur.ru
.a,.. n,,.,,,u g.ourrs and I,uylgru4
rir sp,,.sI .,,u lra,e tn, lufo 4ir
ANA team baud ana .,nu e,uJrur-
.vlu arrive Inn Norman ,r o,rlu..
sunday afternoon a. ui. .8rr,up,-
uruf stuI.uIs .,.ll I.s, rur .u. In.
all .,nonr
Tlr rrpotY .,r fla. .or...r. D.. ,r..I.
which ned h,,n rl.ru up uruI rn,
r.4,ur-. man ,uu. tu n,, r,.Iu.
.v Ola .8 u,nu-aud Nm cash. .uru.J like
Wild fire from npu4a (, nn.,. last
.....u until by midnight pr,,f....II,
t.rl.on, LA town mad hoard of ID
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20
AN0THE TER RECORD GONE

SAN FRANCISCO. oct TO- Frank
Slomlu. u san Francisco night school
hoy. broke the worlds Iutersrholastlp
llO-yarl record in sanctioned meet
here saturday ON the Panama Pacific
exposition dirt track
ills time wns 40 3 seconds. three
fifth ~ second faster than the rec.
ord held hy Ted Meredith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

Dr. o.. .U.u tart. u ~. u..
U#. un white elpnr.u-. u..
. lU. wa. na. hnd breath n.l.u
..U, w.u umnIrAlum wi Nu.
... .mIrr the eyes. il hu. uuw..
MOI u on. n tn.y remain u ON.
....mu thnJ child viii Oh. .tN
.HHlI CREAM NlKNlll,I
. uul the worms strengthen. .m
m.n and bowels and wls no. .It'u
ur thp unU tu health n. ...
..... Price nan mr N.i. ..# H..
. NlI Drug co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

Apparently The SON. u. rryId,uts
lnJ former presidents ur, going Boo fnr
athletics more each season Tho Dat.
,sf step into tine collegiate lmrlIsht is
DOR cleveland SON OF co. &C.
CIr. -luud former president u' the
United states Nuung C..rNrl
has entered Princeton from I'1,tar
and is PLAYING ul hnlfhaol 0u the
'r. Imam eleven N, i- sturdy srr-
p.msu uf a football player. being d
feet inches tail and Wr.rhOny no
uuuuds AS hr ls looked upon ns the
most promising player ON the frnsh.
man team. it Is likely that the VARSITY
football viii In another season he
Eruy,d by this son NJ q former chief
executive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

Im Dowlpr. the English heavy
...N. .s working n secret and Jim
.r.H s drilling his blk protege on
.... ISLAND
Nm the Yale bowl ur amy nf tho
..u mtrycls ~ seating capacity
. ur now bulldlnv IN this rounts
... money. making purposes can
..l. ui being the Duunuy.s largest
.N.H place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

sn0H. o.. Michigan 70. Dos OPP.
pmm. H largest score made 'y
N.DWr.m $50. hy opponents. ee Ave.
"rw" ur. rt Michigan, a25. hy
uHn.n,.'.
In. ruU. coast particularly that
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One in Your Neighborbood.
NORTHwEsT.

NORTHwEST.
Cap cor 2 J ave. Tark.r's Pssrmss,'
20 st. cor. Ind ave: Ep,,er { Field Pharmacy.
~ St Coz C.i%@s GasIGsr rs'1masy Tn,;E, tio0 bureau
=, s. a2s s. no,aos nd waiiass. Sra SsssstsOd,
I'm St.. COZ Y. Davis Pharmacy.
Itth s.. 'o-. ?. DAYS Ptarmac..
:,st St. cor. G onislev's pharmscy.
s.h ST.. ST. cor @ "a 1se'nnns sTe Hs.ss.. pharmscy.
Cnnn. ave. cor. Fla. ave- R.dseway's Pharmacy.
Homesa ola p,ace "sr. Hp's ntia Hs,mesd Psaimacy
Z st. 1904. Norse's Pha-macv.
Pa, sve., 1705. Hol,zrlav's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
~ Can, cor. st.. Richardson's Pharmacy-
st. st. Y < csessss 1ssesi% w..,
~ 81, CO. r. ye-tm.n's ph.-r,.cy
5,s st. cor Car Car 1nen,n Psrt Pss1m.c,
r I. ave. Go. p ". MewIIliams' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
s'h 81. cor. e. Roach Drug Go.
SAB ST. COZ. Eve Weller's Pharmacy.
18th St. cor. Pa ave. Bradlev's Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
rta ST.. cor. d, Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis ave- cor n ST.. ODonnell's Pharmacy.
2Sth ST.. p, Prde's Pharmacy
II ST.. 36th. Weller's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
200 Nichols ave, Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES
Unified States Capitol.
1-tcrior Department
Union Station
,,ond building W. r. and A. Rwy. Once.
1872 Connecticut avenue.
+Hi9 Wisconsin avenue.
ITta Street Wharf.
Evening star., 1915-02-06

THE HILLSIDE.
14l5 Chaplin st.
= rooms, kitchenette and bath. S24
AMERICAN REALTY Co. 706 1lth ST.
FOR RENT-FoI BROOM FLAT: 1897 MERI-
dian ST. NV: first floor: large: steam
heat. rent s25. Apply 1911 Oak st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-02-06

3116 18th 81. wv. Or. B., H.-w. $50. 80
D. H. ROLAND DRURY.
301 Southern Bldg, 15th and II SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1915-02-06

DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS
SELECT TENANTS ONLY
THE BEST FOR THE MONEY
LOOK AT THESE HANDSOME APARTMENTS.
THEN SEE US FOR PRICES
THE MISSISSIPPI
143G W ST NV.
WELL KEPT !APARTMENT HOUSE
HOUSEKEEPING FLATS.
BGILDIXG DETACHED on ALL SiDEs;
ALL BRIGHT. CHEERFUL. OUTSIDE ROOMS.
COOP JaNrroR SERVICE.
CONVENIENT TO BEST CAR SERVICE IN CITY.
THE woODLEY-
DEsIRABLY LOCATED WASHINGTON HGTs
3 ROOMS AND BATH.
RENT, $1,000 PER MONTH
MODERN. UP-TO-DATE BUILDING.
THE TULANE
21O3 18th ST. NV.
SPLENDID HOUSEKEEPING FLAT.
ROOMS AND BATH. 5000
LARGE PORCH; ALL OUTSIDE
ROOMS-BUTLDING DETACHED
OK ALL SIDES.
-l63 19th STREET
Beautiful apartment. Near Dupont Circle.
Overlooking Letter Residence
:; rooms and bath. $50.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1421 ST.
3116 18th 81 Nv. Or. B., H.-w H. $50 90
D. II. ROLAND DRURY.
301 Southern Bldg, 15th and II sts. NV.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Star Mas1 Hbs
Get Best Results
RATES.

Help, Situations. Lost and Found. Rent Rooms
Country Board etc. one cent word each time
for IS words more.
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants. business Op-
portunities Automobiles, etc. one cent word
each time for three more times, with 1S-
vn7i minimum.
BUSINESS Announcements, Real Estate. Apart
rreuts, etc, four lines more three times, 10
cents line each time. with decreasing rate
for longer period
Evening star., 1915-02-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
tCOntinued.l

lCOntinued.1
FANCY GROCERY and wholesale liquor busi
ness for sale; fine old stand. Box 49, StaI
ofice. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-31


Die antfport 0euti6lanos auf I'M.
lere ySuiitania@ -9fote lit am Sont.
tog in @aibington eingetroffen uno
6eroffertlidt ipor6ef, nahoem por-
Der ibr SSSnbolt bereits ulitaeteilt
mar 9ie g1ote, Die bon oent stoots-
iefretor oes g[ussp1rtigen slnltes, b.
s5agoip. lnter5eidnet lit, aiebt feline
oirefte antiport auf oie ssoroernn-
gen nnierer Note, Die oelttlhe Heic.
riing fteflt iih bielnebr in ibr out
ben Stan6puiift, bnB nod cine pteI
gu groBe gerfdie6enbeit in Der Gar.
iiellnHg Der ein8eInen sy1lle berrlde,
nls oaB oirefte 6oroeranaet bereits
in Betradt fommen fonnten. g5
niiiBte erlt oiirh ltrterIllduna eilie
llebereinftintmitng In 8esug olii Sc
Tatiad)en, Die ben 9orfdllen unter.
liegeng bergeitelt iperben nno oanr
fonne man iiber ons, mas ipeiter 81
geideben babe, fi1 einigen. Gas tit,
olleroings NIT an6ern @orten &C.
iagt, Der Stanopunft, oen Geuti1.
lano in ge5ug oif Die ssoroerungen
linierer 8egierung einniutn1f. sic
feilt oann oos nit, mas ibr oIs Got.
ioden in ben ein5elnet sydIlen Be.
ri9tet lit. Sn @eSiig ouf SEN ssul
Der 9dnlpfer uGuibina" un6 .@ulf.
Light ntad,t iie Dor ollem oorouf
alifnlerffant oaB iie 1lidt oie 9lb,
fidt babe, neittrdIe S6iffe, 6ie feirc
feinoieIiee Sonoltng begineen, burd;
llnterieeboote ODER 2uftidiffe an.
greifen au lniien. Sic babe i'm @e.
qenteiL lire 2erte beridieoentI;dl
initr1liert, 9(ngriffe nuf io[de Gdiffe
su pernteioen. @enn trot0em gfns
qriffe nuf neutrale S6iffe, III ssolGt
irrtiintliher gttii6ten be3iioIid, ser
9tationolit1t oieier Gd)iffe, gen1aft
ieien 10 f0nilte oies nlr ouF Den
Nfisbrald), ben GngIauo nit metz
traIen J1aggen getriebei1 bobe, ODER
oltf oas beroahtige iin6 ungeboriqe
0erboIten Ser &apit1ne oiefer Shfi.
fe snriidgefiibrt tperoen. 1tebrigefis
Ieien foId,e ssdlle MIR iebr berein3eIt
boreefoninen, nud bnbc Sie oeitide
Heeierung, IN SdIlen, no es dttge.
braHt gesuefett fei itets ibr @e0nit.
ern a,isoefprohen iinb fiA su Gnt'.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-31
Sure lleberidt.


Die 9fuilen neloen aIerlei
GrfOIse, bod feblen bic 8eitGti=
gnngen.
Gle ltriad)e Ser 8eidabi-
sung oes rgsebrasfan" lit nph
nidlt feitseitellt.
Die 9entiden baben glblllu
gerGnmt.
SeiterreidliIdle eitftidiffer
6umbarSieren Sas glrienal iii
Sene6is.
9ieidsfanSler npn 8etfmann
sreift Oie italieniide 8egiernns
i'm beittfden Geidstag an.
Die Siirfei iuiG sStaliem nidjt
ben &ricg erflaren.
Die 9llliiertem beid)iefem 6ic
Sfaot guornm in aleimaiien.
9eutfdlanb beantiuortet bie
rSuiitamin" 9fpte mnierer 9le=
siernng. Gs prrlangt syeitifeI-
lung Der Satiaden, ebe ipeitere
@erbanSlmnaen begpnnem iucr-
ben. StaafsIefretGr npn sSa-
aoiu giebt Grflarnngem sli
SentidJlanbs 6alttns.
3auei ensIiide 1t. Elm purtu-
gieiifdJer Sampfer, ipiuie eli.
ritiiiidJes SeseIidiff, ffnb in
Den @rano gebpbrt.
Die siirfen meIoem GrfoIsr
amf 9aaipuli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-31

@eindJt: - 3noerlaifiees 6entides
fir Sausorbeit. ssrou MO
rie gedmaiin, $50 Ma6iion Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-31

lit gar fein GrunO pprganben, in Die
ier 9lntluOrt id)rpff nnO 9eransior-
oernS anf5utreten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
A Moral Miracle
81. Louis Globe-Druocrat

The fact that not an Amcricap mis-
Hionary has been killed in the holy
war proclaimed by the Turkish allan
although there have been many mas
s;CrcS III European and ASiatic Turkey
aad in Persia led by the fanatics
irained from their youth UP in the
belief that Tho slaughter of ''inldcls'
is an act of picty, may we'll be called
"a moral miracle. Bishop oldham
has happily styled il. We cannot lay
the lattcring JUNCTION to our soul that
cur iiaE has protected Ihcp-. Most
OF the fanatics never heard % America
and the few tina; have care nothing
about it. AS the bishop points out.
our near neighbors. tho MeXicans have
no terror OF the American Tag when
they set about numbering and lootinG.
Not only have the missionaries been
spared, bat in some instances their in
tcrposton has saved nativ" converts.
The bishop does not claim tina; the
Immunity is special providence. lie
?scribcs IL 10 The lives the missionaries
have led in the communities in which
these fanatical uprisingS nave occurred.
they have uinis.cred unto the sick.
cared for the poor and in cvsry other
way within their opwcI' cmulatca tho
that recollection OF what these holy
tho distress Of the communities il
which they have spent their lives has
stayed the hands OF the Mohammcdans
No greater tribute could nc paid To
the character OF the men ana women
who have gone out under the divine
commission 10 make disciples Of all
nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
Preparedness

! saw my grandsircs stern, set face
Look down from dim-iit walls:
Rise, grandson. rise and take my
lie said. your country calls
Watched the portrait where it hung
Ii seemed lit up with fire.
Nmn like u clarion bell just runr
Il spoke it's fierce desire:
90 forth" my grandsire spoke, or
seemed.
Now. in your countrys need,
Prepare he said cor else / drcame,D.
beware the INVADERS greed
The land for which ! had 10 die"
YEA, he died splcmdidlyo
Hangs III The balance now. and
Enireat yow follow me
Where aye the sons amd erandsons.
of mon Who fought with me?
Nrc they indifferent. like YOU
10 what her nccd may lie"
Prepare sc now. to-day. this hour.
the foes within Your gates
VI ho strikes 10 death an alien nower
Is not the man who waits
i"ware the serpent on your hearth.
he Foreigners sly strife
l!"ld fast Amcrica's free birth,
70" which gave my life.
itcparc FOR War in time OF Peace"
So rang his clarion voice.
Prepare. stand ready. drill don't cease,
'iraVe men have but one choice"
Caroline Russell Bispham, i'm Nav
York Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
LII LIE TALKS ON THRIFT
II. = w strnms rrcsdcnI nrir1. fnr unrI1.

j never had Il chance" said a young
man to me the other DAY nm thirty
one years old Win u family TO take
care Of have no money saved be-
cause il takes all earn Ia keep us
going. and my business isn't as good
az II used TO be. II didn't nave so
nany 10 support | could say" money
and branch out in business"
This young man was wearing So ties
S. shirts and SO shoes He dances
till 50 early in the morning that his
brain is asleep ana ne j. in no condi-
tor To pay strict attention 10 husi-
ness. lie has had his chance: hc has il
every day, but his ears are closed 70
opportunity saying I" him: Save your
health; save your money"
The men who attain the TOP do no,
get there through chanc" or luck Thcv
aimed high ana made every minute
count. They saved their tim. \ start
Of fifteen minutes late each WORKING.
day means loss Of nIrc and three.
fourihs eight hour days a year. Almost
ten days work could -. done by
always being on time Ana time is
money.
only fifteen minutes wasted daily
means ninety one hours = year or
almost eleven ana 1uc half eight hour
days y minute saved each day is n
gain Of over six hours. y minute
saved every hour Of an eight hou!. day
means foriy-onc hours. or five eight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
News of Fifty Years Ago
From The Richmond Dispatch. Dec. IS. 1866. !

~ last there is :: police force in Ricbp,nd
that is police force Major Claiborne has his
mon we'll in hand: they all respect and honor
him. and will obey his orders he and his
men Will see TO II that the people shall have
protection.
Main street Yesterday ono vast pool Of
mr". Veg. mud everywhere:
Mud TO the right OF YOU
Mud in front Of YOU
Into your eyes splashcd
The mud OF Richmond
Unfortunately for tho sidewalks the weather
wa" too gloomy for those ladies who persist
in trains to sweep of the mud with their nice
flowing robes.
The account OF that alleged fight in Alex
0ndria between whites and blacks christmas
~ the time has been grossly exaggerated in
the reports in the Northern papers. The fact
Is, only one negro was killed and perhaps
mo"tany wounded The negroes brought ON the
hIht. ANA PROMPT action on the part OF tho white
rl"n was absolutely necessary TO prevent further
biOudshcd.
beer elected presldem, of the Howard College
a. Marion Ala. ana has assumed the duties OF
the position.
There a small riot in Portsmouth on
Christmas DAY Two dozen negro boys and
half as many white boys got into Il rumpus on
tho principal street. White men came TO the
the white boys. and negro men then
took part. Bricks and pistols came into play.
a white boy was hurt by brick and negro
wa wounded by pistol shot. The police and
the military authorities finally put end TO
tin riot and several arrests were made.
The program simultaneously announced at
New York by Horace Greeley and at Washing
ton by General Banks. that the coercivc power
o. the government is 10 be exercised upon the
southern States until they shall conccdc negro
suffrage. makes the issue fairly Joined between
th's" politicians and President Johnson.
1t is denied from Washington that General
Grant is Ia 20 to the banks Of the Rio tirande
To look after the Mexican situation. The report
l.. that AFTER tn" holidays he Will mako another
TIN to III" South, but will certainly go fur
tncr than the city OF New Orleans
and Iop in,
tue Gayoso Hotel In Memphis few days
the first time they had met since their interview
III North Carolina last spring. II Is said that
THEN meeting was most cordia!
General Wade Hampton has gone his big
plantation in the state Of Louisiana, carrying
with him seventy five or hundred South Caro-
l!n" negroes to work the
The high price Of cotton is foolinE Southern
planters into making too much cotton next year.
Aircady there is evidence that there Will he
much cotton planted next year
Cold has gone down in New York to 10. This
is quite drop from the way the precious metal
has been selling OF late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

S2,opn.""o. during the firs, nftecn dav.
oi october this ycar alone
WEI" tho war has crippled the
money order system II has doomed tho
i'"Sthi savings banks. The number Of
utpoS!tprs ahd the amount deposited
exceeded amy year since the bank.
""r" established Nor. than 800 noD
herositors were ou tn" books at Tho
'h' o. 'Iune, 1918. :: gain .: - pcr
'oh' Tor tho year. ana they had on
u"p"Sit nearly 56G 100000 Il gam OF
more than % per cent. The increases
IN deposits iu some cities was remark
"hic Tho! Increased ia Now York 70.
Per cent Br!dGcport. Conn. lS2 Der
cen Brooklyn, lf7 per cent: Pa,er
son. l"2 per cent. JERSEY Oily. i22 per
t'ni i''troit. l2 per cent Other
ci'''s showed gains ranging from 90
|" 10" per cent OF all tho dcpositors
NOR" ihan 'H n"r cent were foreign
norm. and they had more than Il nor
cent o! IN" total deposits Th. figures
are represented i, showing plainly Tho
attraction OF tho postal banks TO tho
mnuigraut.
paFtpN"nt IN supprcSsiuE frauiul"n, ms.
o. N" mails arc unabttcd Tho re-
p''t says tho department is working
h clos" cooperation with those in
''r"sicd "a purifying Advertising col
n"nS and that during tho year ntty-
sen concerns or persons were ban
She" rom the malls and 1900 lotteries
Her" barred out
Inc subject Of railway mail paw
Nh!ch - one OF spirited controversy
between the Post Oiiicc Department AMI
t"' railways. the rustmastsr-GcneraI's
r"nort treats at length II describes
INC situation as acute and urgent.
pressing for immediate adjustment, but
"Abr"sS"s regret that the railway mail
r.orsanization bill was KILLED in tho
las. Congress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

POSTMASTER General Burlcson's an
huai report says the European
war has cost tho American pos
tai service S2l 200. QUO hut ina,
economies Of administration hay. re-
duc"d tho audited deficit Ia q lttl.
moro than Sll 0OU, 600 for IN. asctI .,
which ended last Juno. Considerations
OF service" Ia" report says were placed
above all others and Notwithstanding
adNerS" revenue conditions cxparsiou
and Improvement, OF postal ,uril!,i.s
continued. Had II not been for oco-
monica! rcorGanizatiOn begun before.
'he war started and continued since.
inc postmastcr-rcH "a $50 tho audit
:u nchcit would have been ~ least
2t.opo.0uu OF the total dcGCl; how
ever. his analysis Of the depsr,,nar,,.
finances declares that all but It li,,!.
more than S@"0. 600 WAS tho result az
increases OF postal salaries ana addi-
ii9nai railway mail pa required IN
law.
'h'ef among recommendations to
Congress arc q renewal OF previous
proposals for a change from the weight
20 the space basis Of fixing pay 30 The
railroads for carrying mail. re-.
hc"ai OF r"commc mutations for :ovnrlt-
'nent ownership Of tclcrraphs and
telephones removal OF the four pound
iimit or FIRST class mail: ana the alop-
lion OF more liberal limitations on the
weight and Insurance OF parcel ro.t
packages
The greatest expansion i'm The posi-
once the report shows was in the
nIrceI post statistics %athcrcd from
nifty principal most Offices s,oy, i, 70
he half of al the postal business. and
mar more 'i"m a billion parcels are
hcins transported every year. Before
IN" parcel posi- was established no,
more than one-four;h that number was
handled The amount Of rnStar. col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

good standing is allowed 20 suffer. no matte
what his disease or disability. And this
speaks more highly for the institution than
the fact that il cost more than $l.300.00O
Now the local union is anxious TO establish
an adjunct institution nearer to the East
preferably in Virginia. Presumably. this
would Increase the assessment on members;
certainly. il would increase the unions ca
paciiy for doing good.
There are labor unions and labor unions