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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08
ooInn up.

What is the reason ice Is so high
this summer" inquired the lady OF
the house.
ITS like this" said the iceman.
"The early part Of the summer was
so cool that there wasn'i much de
mand for Ice, so we had to raise the
price so we could make a living"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08
SPORTING NEWS


Morgan Williams of Victor, Colo.
has been matched TO fight Jim Flynn
at Victor Labor Dax, the bout to be
OF fifteen rounds.
What was said to be a new worlds
baseball throwing record for a girl
was made at Tacoma, Wash, by Miss
Ruth McCabe when she threw a ball
200 feet 5 inches.
Ten.cent BASEBALL viii be inaugural.
ed at the Federal League park at Bal.
timore. Admission to the pavilion
hereafter will be 25 cents and to the
grandstand so cents.
Warren n. Carter, city trustee OF
South Pasadena, Cal, confirmed q re-
port that he was interested in a deal
to acquire ownership OF the Clncin-
natl National League Baseball Club.
The Wichita Western League team,
headed by Ham" Patterson, the Pu
eblo boy, win play a picked team
from the Semi-Pro League at Pueblo,
Colo, Aug, 80. The game will be
staged on the Minnequa park dia.
mond.
E. J. Holland OF Springfield, Mo,
won the state championship shoot
here in ST. Louis under the auspices
OF the Missouri Athletic Association.
He broke 100 straight targets IN the
afternoon event and n similar mum.
Ter In the morning. Holland is an
amateur.
In his first appearance as a pro.
fessional. Jim Mcmahon OF Leadyille,
winner OF the amateur heavyweight
championship at ID. A. G. tournament
in Denver last January, was knocked
out in the fourth round OF a scheduled
twenty-round bout at Leadville, Colo.
by Young Hector OF Denver.
GENERAL
Cancellation by representatives OF
the allies of contracts aggregatinR
nearly 100000 bushels OF wheat
bought for September shipment to Flu.
rope was disappointing TO the grain
trade In Chicago.
Private advlces from London init.
mate that the recent shipment OF
SzO,uVO,UuO IN gOld TO this country via
Halifax is soon to be supplemented
by heavy imports direct from South
Africa and Australia.
Designation OF the Sunday proceed.
Ing Labor Day each year as Thrift
Day was asked OF President Wilson
and governors OF states In resolutions
passed at the second days session OF
the first international Congress for
Thrift at the Panama. Pacific exposi
ton at San Francisco.
Resolutions urging the warning fac
tons OF Europe TO conclude an honor.
able and lasting peace and praislng
the course OF President Wilson IN
handling foreign complications were
adopted at Los Angeles at the sixty.
first annual convention Of the Inter.
national typographical Union.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08
WASHINGTON

Senator Warren OF wyoming has
been notified that the reclamation
service will open bids in Denver Sent
s for the first ten miles OF the Fort
Laramie reclamation project 10 irri.
gate 10000 acres in Goshen park.
Wyoming and Nebraska, at an ulti.
mate cost OF $1,000, 900.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08

Don't be misled, Ask for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grocers. Adv.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08
Submerged but Deadly.

Knicker = Isn't Jones a hummer
pest?
Bocker-He is the submarine under
the hot ave.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08

Many people are either rich or hap
py, but few are both.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-08

Denmark has about IS head OF cat
Tie 70 every 100 Inhabitants.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
Mriuuiiine ienrafnnnille ia p~astoreil'
Ie &aniallisfirfosia.

Selluntaina on Sltomi-S Dnoo6iS-
ia oni1t tapana foota folebti Meris
miesIGbetpfien MISUNDERSTANDING.
SiirtolaislGbetpfien tarfoitufiena on
oltttaa firfolliSta tpotG @merifasia.
Slen foettanltt ola itsfollinett .tGIle
tebtGtudlle ia niinollen mpos ottonltt
buolen aliteellani oleipista &anial-
Iisieiirafunnista Sannatt ia Srontie-
rim 2aniallisieurafunnisia olen fap.
NIT iGGnnolliiesti. Eoitpon ientGbben,
ettG ielirafunnisia emf SeGliintaina
fannettaiiiin taipaalliien istiiimer
eteen eiirufoufiisia iiirtolaisldbetpf-
len tbo ia fen bptpafii fa%nnettaiiin
folebti. &ofoont1ineet parat noioaart
lGbettGd aIIefirioittaneeIIe ia tiilert
tefemtGGn tilin fofoontiineista narois.
ia. &unnioittaen:
2auri 81. @blmar,
&ocf Spring, 8po.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
Watfa.pbieIma.

sos Sitmala iuo, Min laboen iaar-
namatfalle toifof. 90 p. p0-iunasia,
ioten toiiena Selluntai.pGipGnG ia
tiistaina iubfitaan 8ainosia, ISIS,
fesfifpiiffona 8rnIisid ia torstaino
jotfa bGneen iisfomat. Wutto nsfot-
9em gorf MiIlsisid past. anttoien
alleeIla 6 p. @maiosia, iosia flo fob
Delta on mpos ieiiraf. fofoits. Siis'
taina, feidf. s p. 8m. Inoerionin o.
iitnnolla $. ebtoollinen. 8 p. Stom-
~boisbisia @atti auiaIaIla.
Soinofaamme ia rufoiIfaamme G.
lGmGn Serraa, 'ettG Sdn armosiaan
iiunaiii ianan ndisidfin tiIaiiuiifiis-
ia ppb1n nimeniG f%unniofii ia iielu.
iemnle o%iitltuoefii.
&unn.
S. s.. Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
@afefielb, Mieb.

&anialaiiemme Scr. Sobn SpriG
on mrattanut perbeineen @eilIspil.
leen, isis, maalleen oiumaan. SD
neSia menetimme fl1nnon mieben ia
ienrafnntamme iaienen, iiis toipon
onnea ia m~enestpstG faifille t0illeen
ia toimilleen.
&llolema on fdDnpt paiffafunnal.
lamme: ia mienpt mufanoan MrS.
Sacf Sibnalan t1mGn FUN s pGimGn
Italia. Mrs. S. Sibnala on fairas.
tanut pitemmGn aian ferbfotautia.
Wfibin mennGGn t. +. 16 pGimGn IT.
lolla? WennGGn Soipo roittiusieu-
ran baolille. SiellG on 9anialliSieu-
rafunnan Ompeluieuran naisten toi-
meSta iltamat ia eif0bGn iiellG ole
oblelmafin monipuoliSta. Snban
linne mDptp 10 iltamatifettiG eoeltG-
pain, ettG fpllG iinne fannattoa men-
n1, ia mennGGn oifein joufolla.
&ristilliien neutrality-suspicious. tpo
fofous of t. t. 5 pGimGnG Sobn &or.
boien o%iunnolla. &ofous olettiin
laltlulla ia rlfoufiello. Site nolltit-
tim naisten laittamaa fabmio. 8op.
tGtllloja oil $4.10, iosta fiitos fai.
file oianottajille. Seuraoipa fofous
pGGtettiin pitGG Mrs. 81. @iemen o.
iunnolIa tGmGn fl11n 10 pGiipGn II.
lalla. Diff tarpeelliSta faiffien pb.
bistpfien iGienten i%aapl1minen iilloin
fofoufieen.
Sionlainen pabinfo titli mime nil
fon loppu pGipinG Oscar MGelle,
finn bGnen fafii lebmGGniG iolltlii iu.
nan ollie, Chicago Hortb @esterin
ral1tatiellG, noin fafIi MALTA @ofe.
fieloin aiemalta itGGn pain.
&itien pGimGG mietettiin tGn11n
fun 8 pGinGn Italia. %SSIlannietto
onnistlii tapalliien bptpin. ObieI-
maa oil enempi fuin aifaa, pl,beita,
runoia, laulltia ia nGpt0sfappale of
oifeen idnnittdfpd nimeltd "Warga.
reta" ia nGptos iuiui tatpauiien bp.
min. s. Sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
postoin firffoneulposton fieltoa on

mostoin firffonertiposton fieltoa on
pitdnDt opetuspubeita bfiitpiiesid
bartaus IeltroSia, jota Ell fopi toto.
bartal1oefli fatioa, petGfoon iaffoa
enintdGn 500 m~arffaa'. Soliaanfin
on tGntd iGGnt0 retteloimisten IiiGfii
tuomiofopitulisia, ioipitettitna rebel.
Iiiiin ieurofuntomme fristilliiiin id.
feniin, uitbistiis ipanbasta fonipentif-
feIipIafoatista fila raioittfieIla, ettei
bartausbetfeen tulleet iaa iaffoa,
tpaan ainoastoan len iobtaiat. SiiS
fotona be ioapot olla iumaIilia, bar.
ioittaa bortautto ia ioboattoafin bar.
tauoenbetfe1, mitta toiiesia pitGiGs-
ia be eitpGt lod ~tunnustoa fristillistG
usfoonio, Ell Serrole fiitoflefii mai.
nito, mitd iuuria ban BELLE on teb.
MT, ia mtllainen bGnelId on miefi
muitofin iuurempiafin ipntiiiG fob.
toor, fun be moart ti,nnustoiuat Ipn.
tinid ia tefetpdt poronmlfien, eli, ie
on rongoistoma rifos, patti jos iuof-
fec eniin %oromtosio iiiben llipoo firf-
foroobilto. Site on foiffi bplpin ia
oifein. &%iinmtollinen mobti on tiioI.
la firfforaooilla. Niio on bpipd fen
IupolIa, mitta ilman fen lupoo on
lama oiia ia lama mics rangaistouo.
SeIaiien MG6rGpfien pablpistofoon
ie, iofa on Min iuuri fristiniippoen
pibollinen, eta ban fofee faifeIloiiio
retteIoit6 o~ietton fristiIIiippoen fam.
muttomiiefii fun bGneIt6 piuittuii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
ESptatiria,
tebtp Sronipoooin Sion @p.
Sutb. neutrality-suspicious.
Lift Observation-Disclosures 2 p.
Toufof. 1915.

4ofous alotettiin jumaIanpalme-
liifieIIa firfosia, iosta iiirrpttiin ala-
ialiin, iatfamaan fofousta.
1 Bpf. &ofoufien aipaii elm. 8m.
8rannes citizen lalilettatpafii Iauliin
ppbGfouliin laiilufiriasta.
2 Bpf. 9optdfiria li,ettiin ia bp-
nGfipttiin pieniIG forialifiillo.
Bpf. @olittiin tilintarfastoiot.
8alitufii tlli Sobn Stein, Grief &or.
te ia 9itsti &0pffGri.
A Bpf. Watti InnaIan ia <sti
@ranbolmin perbeluettelo eiitet-
tim ia bpmafipttiin.
s Bpf. Stettiin fesfltstelln alai-
iefii Idbettien nalitieminen firffofun-
nan nuoiifofoilfieen @afefieloiin.
BGGtofiefii t1ili ettG lGbetetGGn 7 ID
bettid, iotfa nalittiin bleis GGnestpf-
ielld ia ipalitiifii tiili @m. 8rGnnes,
@ler NantamGfi Safri Sanni, Meg
Sepisto, Sobn &eini, S. q. @bonen,
Sobn &ilponen ia fparaIIe &alle Self.
finen iefd 8ictor gbonen.
6 Bpf. SGbettien epGstpfSet t:ii
otettiin fGiittelpn alaiiefii Iuttaian
taloubellinen tila, pG6toS. EaIous-
fomitealle iGtettiin otettomafii tGpoel-
linen inpentario @i,ttoion omaiiuit-
oesta iGtettGpGfii IGbeteiIle.
2:ii. @ttG firffofuntamme tpuoiifo.
foiifiesiaan i~pelpoittaiii ieitrofuntien
pappeja toimimaan ainofin pboet jub.
Lot ttrttotitttfomfne dtneelltSten maro'
len fartuttamiiefii.
3:ii. EoipomitS firfollisfoforfieI-
lie epanfeliumiiubIien irbteen.
Ali. Sronpoooin 9onIoIIisieitro.
fitnta iGG eoellecnfin ooottomolle
fonnoIIe firffofuntien DbtpmiiestG
nGboGfieen Attain febittpmistG. Sean.
nattoen oiioa a~inoostaon ebooIla, ct.
tG moIemmot firffofiinnot Iiiopuii
entiippoestdGn, parustoen ia IoiIlis.
.tilttoen pbben uiioen firffofunnon,
ionfa nirfafunto fifteen ontoo fen itii-
ben firffofrnnan fafien ia iGGntoien
mifaiiia pappeusfirioia iefd Spnoo-
bin. eta 9onioIIis popeiue, iGttGen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
$. $. Seimoncn.

- Maanviljelijat ottakaa hue
mioonne. Nyt Glen tilaisuudes-
sa myymaan kaikkia MEANWHILE
lyskoneita ia muita tyokaluja
mita vaan tarvitsette, halvem-
malta kuhn mita niita voitte saa-
da muualta. Kunnioittaen:
j. c.. HE'LL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
+ Kansan kirjeita.
-~-~-~

fuitenfin pifelloen fullefin paifallis.
ieurafunnaIle jdGbd itiendiiefii ieu-
rafunnafii tabi pbtpG iulteen.
HDf. Stettiin ellie fpipmps mpp-
iGis. iltamasta, iofa pdGtettiin pitGG
miime muoiifofoilfien pdGtofien mt
fam, toufofuun 20 b. iltana ia bor-
neutrality-suspicious. neutrality-suspicious.
firfosia ia fabmi popta flo IL Poi.
mGllG.
:. Sltom.l Standardization bin.
Motif iopittiin aifuiiet % c. ia lap.
Jet 1, Is ienttiG eli 2 lasta % ienttiG.
8 Epf. &iinnitpslainoia ilmoitet-
tim lonfeaipan maflettapafii tabi ,ill-
oistettaipafii feiG- ia ippsflutn nGli-
iellG oialla. @arojen fartiittamilefii
pGGtettiin laittaa iublia pmpdriSt0n
Notwithstanding ioibin malittiin
iublafomiteat: 0e Seristd, @ester
&imiSto, Sobn &ilponen Soel Scar
trnen; WeaomillestG, Sobn Serman.
ion, Watti &iipi, Mrs. SermonIon;
SinflestG, 8ictor @bonen; SeinG-
mGeltG, s. g.. Ibonen, Scr. Niilo
@irtanen; grpin fplGstG, Sanni
Safri, Sobn &abfo, @ntti &anola,
Sobn Minftinen, Seiffi Stolt, 2auri
Iiemi ia @rs. NiemelG; 8an BUS
firfista, &ust Sui, gbram Saari
Iler SepiStD, Ssfar 2episto; Sop-
lin fplGstG, Soief Sustulon, Senrp
&armonen, Stat Sillin; Wontrealiin,
@icb., @rs. Sobn Sulin, S. @Gfinen,
@ntti Niemi, Sobn Solltanen ia Mrs.
Sobn Saittanen.
8 Bpf. Silintarfastaiain till oioit.
ii tiiloia emf neIiGnnefiellG SILL "a.
@enoia $340.5O. &abau f~asiasia,
$7O.74.
10 Bpf. @iitettiin fpipmps etpan-
f~eliumiiublista iotfa on pdatettp pi.
tdG firfolIisfofoitfien idlfeen Sron.
moobisfa, ilnnuntaina, A p. beinGf.
iobon ipalittiin fomitea, paIitlifii
tuli: post. @rori, Mrs. @uori,
Grief 9orte, 6. Burbouen, Mis 8.
8iiori, Mrs. Burbonep, @rs. 2ps-
tiIa, aaIIe Seiffinen ia Grief Seam.
gas.
IL Rpf. RbbdfoitlHn p~aattdlats'
iubIat padtettiin pitaa feiaf. aIfii.
puoIelIa. Stettiin efiIle fpipmps fe.
iafoiiIiista miitta iGtettiin fifteen, Jos
idaoaan opettaia pitdmGGn feidfoii-
Ilta.
&ofous Iopetettiin %Iailulla ia pas.
tori 8iioren p%itdmGIIG ~Ioppuriifoif.
ielIa.
&ofoilfien p1,olesta:
@m. 9rGnnes, M6oIf 2osfi,
eiimes. f%iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
Mmpitns.

8ireinion @m. 2rtb. &aniolIisiert-
rafunnon puoiinelidnnes fofoiis pi-
oetGGn toiifof. 16 b. 1915 flo 2 ip.
Sobn IotaIan toIosia, S~aragIiinin
IrfeeiiIlo, iosia tuIIoon fesfiiSteIc.
moan foifiSto ieurofuntaa fosfepista
aiioisto. Seurofunnon i6ienid ppp.
oetaGn ioopumoon pfiimieIiiesti ia.
ban fofoufieen.
S. Notala. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
Sfntoitns.

&ippifoiilit aIfaa 1 p. fefdfuuta
flo 10 op., Sort @rtburisia Ont,
Gan. &estGG foIme wiiffoa. &ipiue
pGGst0 on 20 b. flo 10 op. 2opiiIla
tuIec oIlo &atfismus, 8ibIion Sis.
torio ia ipiriifiria.
s. urpiIoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27
Snmalanpalipelnfiia tunfofnulla;

80 b. HolaIun fouliiIla flo 10 up.
Serran eft. fansia ia @organ 81.
oingisia flo 3 ip. Scr. Steffa aaIIion
talosia.
S. nrpilainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-27

robfeiitta %iioraan ianoa: minitt ieli-
rafunnaslani Ell iaa fufaan ntl,ii pli.
blia Sitmalan ianaa, fuin minrn bD.
pGfipmG mics, eifa iaaba %iaarnata
miillta oppia fi,in minitn bpmdfipmd-
nj ia %leimaamant. q. %.
Evening journal., 1915-07-24

Opening Of the Wilmington branch
of The Packard Motor Car Co. A. No.
122 West Tenth street la another rec
lofnltion from tho great manufacfur-
orn Of the country Of the Importance
~ the metropolis ~ the Diamond
State a0 O commercial center. The new
Packard branch which o. IN charge of
Manager J. ~ Roncn was thrown
open 10 The public on "wednesday. on
Monday MI Hoaen Will present 20 the
people of Wilmington Tho nov Pack
ara twin six which has revolution
wed automobile standards and brought
forth hundreds Df 0fdern before a
single car vs. ready for delivery.
While the twin niX" ~ atill In ifa
Infancy n h8r already hung 40 q mum
Der ~ now rccorda !. q Vincent.
designer and father OF the car drove
his own experimental twin" from
Philadelphia ~ Pittsburgh In the re-
morkabio time Of nine hours and
twenty minute8 cclip8inR the best
proyloua record boy forty-aeven min
.uiea and coming within thirty min
.utce OF eQualinf the time OF the
broadway Limited tho crack train Of
The Pennsylvania system ON July 10
Ralph DcPalma. driving O fully equip
ped twin six" over the Chicago speed
way, established new stock car
record OF 72S milcn per hour, while
Ia an occclcratlon test the car. under
Mr. Vinoonta guidance. picked up
from nvo 10 nfiy milon an hour In
twenty ok and one NTH seconds A.
the Panama paoihc Exposition. whore
cara ~ all classes were entered In
competition tho manufacturer of tho
twin ak" wero awarded tho only
grand prize and the nrsi medal Of
honor.
Tho Packard which Mr. Roaen IL 10
.fhow ~ the public on Monday has
Just completed o severe tent through
ponnaylvnnia. New Jersey and Della
ware. This car. which was act aside
90 the Philadelphia demonstrated, has
been driven by Ernest =. Lash and
was scheduled ~ cover Trenton. Eaa-
ton. Bethlehem. . Allentown. Rondmg.
Lancaster York Harrisburg. vii
Transport. Aunbury. Danavilie
Wilkonbarro Scranton and Whining
tom and 20 dcmonfirate In these
towns all IN one weeks time
n was some hard trip" remarked
Mr. Lash IN commenting on tho per
formanco OF tho car I'VE passed
through cloudburnia. over heavy
mountain roads and climbed tho steep
.ont hilln. During the week wa cover
led .2bG miles. made eight nine dem
.onairations 20 AS proapocts and that
the twin six more than made good
vs. shown by tho number OF ordern
whien we're signed mp IN each town
Evening journal., 1915-07-24

We visited. The hin climbing ability
~ the car ~ truly remarkable OF
course they put US against the hardest
Ihlll8 they had. IN Reading we made
several trips up Mt Penn Hili. start
! Ing a. ten miles ~ the approach and
finishing at fortyh az the crest and
each time we carried from seven 10
niue pasnengers. Penny, McKoo's and
Rockland hills IN Wilmington. College
ilill In Fahton. Grand View nm In
Wilkosbarro and Cemetery HIN IN
Williamnport were an taken on high
without The slightest dlmculty. Taylor
street hin In Scranton was probably
the hardest Of all This hill has a
twenty per cent grade with a very
diihcult approach yet n was negotiat-
cd by the twin six carrying nine
people starting at ten miles an hour
and finishing M The top M thirty.
I'm going from Allentown 10 Read
ing we passed through q cloud burst
OF such severity that the streets and
cellars Of Reading were flooded and
tho trolloys and hotel elevators OUT
OF commission When we reached our
garage and lifted the hood before
group Of interested chaufeurs, we
found that tho motor was hittine
perfectly on all twelve OF the cy,ln-
dora and that even this severe storm,
had not interfered IN the slightest
degree with the ignition or carhur-
elton"
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
Jimmy, Wafer Front Cat,
Is The Worlds Wisesf Feline

~ me United Press.
San FRANCISCO. July 24-Jimmy.
a waterfront caf. Is today hailed By
seamen here a. the visest feline IN
the world They assert that Jimmy
has the second sight. which enables
her ~ fOresee coming events and gov
erh ncr movements accordingly This
reputation IS faftened on Jimmy ag a
result N the trouble which descended
upon the steamer q. N. Clark recenfIv
loh The Channel Islands
FOR years Jimmy resided IN the hold
OF me Q. y. Clark She feasted on
iat and juicy rata and enjoyed life
IN several occaaiOns. however. she
gave birth 10 large families Of kit
TENS, and was beloved Of every mar
iner who trod the good ships deck.
On the day the vessel left port for
~ last voyage Captain r. n. Higgins
I cropped a shipping register on the
Nhaff n fell open az the signal code
page and revealed an Arrangement of
hags meaning y am starving. come
az once"
Horrifed a. this evil omen. Captain
Higgino tucked the book under his
arm and fed ~ HE ship. Just az he
crossed the gangplank he met Jimmy
maleatically departing.
Pu0sy pussy" wheedled Captain
tisgina. But The cat remained OBJ
duraio Jimmy regarded Captain Hie-
gins hxedly for minute, raised her
eyebrowsl significantly. and stalked
over ~ steam schooner moored In
oakland fnfuarr Whoro rho fdoL I'm.
Der residence IN the coal box and re-
tuaed 70 be lured back 10 her old
home
Captain Higgins set sail. The ship
Was blown on her course, and 80 beat
IN and buifeted by the bowling storms
that in mid-occan. her crankshaft
broke and she walloped In the trough
of the sea. helpless.
Food and wator ran low. First Mate
mcAllistor and four men put cut in
= email boat They arrived Al Port
San Luis weak and starving. Mean
while the crew Of the Clark had rig
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
NEW Ticket SELLING
PLAN By ''PENNSY"
Old-Fashioned Return Trip
Abolished and Two Sold
Good in Either Direction
EASY LIFE NOW
FOR THE AGENT

Tho old fashioned return trip o.
cnrfion ticket on the Pennsylvania
railroad VIII soon be- q thing n the
past no more n them are being H.
sued BY me company. and when
those which are now on hand az INC
different ticket Offices are sold ~ viii
not be- possible N obtain any more
~ them However, their convenience
VII SIN be- available
Instead ~ the old double excursion
ticket the company n Issuing q new
Ticket which VIII take place N both
the return trip ticket and the single
ticket fOOd IN either direction Tais
new ticket % simply single ticket
iood IN either direction Two N them
VIII be sold instead ~ n return frlp
ticket. and both n them viii be good
IN oliber direction between Tho two
places named
Tho nov ticket Will have ono ID.
pHniagc over The Old nfvio ticket
Heretofore n via not possible 10 buy
D ticket M The Wilmington station
goO1 my ~ como from New York or
m fact any Other station. 10 Whining
t0n with the igfnoncc Of this nov
Ticket n viii be possible ~ buy a
ticket ~ me Wilmington office which
can be- used IN coming from any sta
ton on The ponnnylvanla lines 10 VIII
mingion
win The recent adjustment ~ rates
on The Pcnnfy the old return trim
ticket Outlivod Ne usoninoaa When
y Was nrni Issued. single trip tickets
were ihon being sold on the banin Of
three ccuif o mile Tho return trip
Tickets we're sold on n basis NJ two
and half cents d mile, which made
" IN economy ~ purchase return
trip ticket. 40 o. half cent mile
could be saved IN those days there
wan q rcafOn FOR buying 9 fefurn trip
ticket
When the single trip tickets wero
reduced ~ two and % half eentn a
mile some years ago. n A. once be-
came an chcnp 10 purchase two single
trip tickets 40 one return ifIp ticket
ana M that time The return trim tick
~ had The disadvantage Of being good
for bpt two dayn IN order n. even
thih matter np me return trip tickets
we're made good for an unlimited
period. an were the single trip tick
~ Their only advantage. then was
That only one purchase would have 20
be made instead Of two.
The new plan Of selling tickets
good IN either direction 10 expected
70 work out al right. and viii be-
hoilcd with 10Y by The .ponnay ticket
AGENTS 40 n will eliminate great
amount ~ bookkeeping Tor tbom.
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
BIC DAY Expected
At CANP-NEETIN
Patriotic Orders Will At
tend Services at Chester
Heights Today
EXPECT CROWDS
AT SUNDAY SERVICES

MEDIA, Pa. July 2f-Chesfer
Heights c8mD-meeflng today will
have ono Of the biggest DAYS IN rs
history. A rally viii be- held By
patriotic orders of Delaware county
and Philadelphia, and hundreds ~
men will be IN line The Rev. y n.
Ham, ~ Philadelphia. viii be the
speaker. Special Instrumental and
vocal music viii be feature
The attendance 70 far this year has
been better than In years The even
INK services arc more fully attended
than many ~ the special gervices
have boon IN the past. and oid-fsah-
Toned Methodism has 10 some extent
come into favor again
The preacher yesterday afternoon
waa the Rev William J. Lindsay. NJ
Mount Hope Methodist Church. and
IN the evening the Rev. Samuel SIC
Williams. N Chester, viii preach in
place NJ The Rev y. s. ghll, Of
Trainer. who o. unable ~ be present
Another change In the program rs
the substitution of the Rev John
Cameron. ~ Bath. ~ Y. for the Rev.
Dr. Charlcg Wesley Burns. ~ Ger
m8niOWn, who was scheduled -
preach Sunday morning. Sunday
afternoon. the Rev Or. ~ n. Nichols,
of Philadelphia. viii preach. and in
the evening william n Berry. Col
lector ~ the Port ~ Philadelphia,
will speak
A choir ~ about 800 voices Will
sing on big Sunday Tho announce
mont that the arrangements 10 nave
this choir IN camp had been COM
plffed was made today
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
YOUNG PEOPLE ON STRAW RIDE.

Special ~ THE EVENING JOURNAL
TOWNSEND. Del. July 24-Tbe
Wright Canning Company begun the
work ~ Installing new machinery
George r slant. blacksmith, is hav-
ing plans drawn for now shop
Miss Margaret Daniels has secured
o position 40 photographer with Dr. J..
- Miles
Paul Hutchinson COVE a strawrlde
Thursday 10 Augustine Pier, In an
old-faHhioncd hay wagon. ThOae
present were Misses Marion Hut
Crimson, Marion Reynolds Ethel DAN
ielg Lillian Hart Mary and Lillian
Stats. Karllne Hart. Pearl Boggs.
Naomi Ghockloy. Christine Start. Mar
garet Austin. Guratino Niles Gladys
Pallet Mary Start, Leliah Money
Russell and Leslie Townsend, Wilson
Lattomur, John Lyman Pierce Watts
Edward Ratledge. Harold Money. Fred
Zimmerman. Walter Frealeaven, Ray
Austin. Frank Reynolds and Andrew
Hartman.