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Arizona republican., 1916-01-12
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE-Dandy one-acre chicken ranch with water piped to it: near car line. s25.00 cash, 5000 month. See Thomas, end of Indian car line. blk
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

FOR SALE .CHEAP-An eight month LamsOn Business College course. Apply Republican Box c. s.
 If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

FOR SALE BY OWNER, 10 acres; mostly alfalfa, will include fine or chard. buildings. 4-room house, screen porch. South Center, F mile east of Roses store. blk
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12
M. H. SHELTON 213 w. Washington.

160 ACRES, A water near Glendale, all in grain or alfalfa. Woven wire fences. good improvements bargain for quick action. Dr. John A. LentZ, cor 1st Avenue X Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12
Wanted Help, Female

Strong woman who lives near Indian School car line, to come daily except Sunday to do ? or hours general housework for family of two. Can have laundry work if desired. Telephone 1881 before II o'clock this morning. u
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

100 BUNDLES SHAKES. at soc per bundle; 200 bundles redwood laths at 25c per bundle. H. H. Shoup. bg
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12
Wanted-Help, Male and
 Female

WANTED-A buggy and good driv- ing horse; must be gentle. F. o. Box TIA bn
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12
Wanted Situation, Female

WANTED-Situation as housekeep- CT. 917 N. 2nd street. bl
 STENOGRAPHER, four years eX- perience, wishes position; will start reasonably. Box 2334, Republican. bg
 NURSING. Maternity a speciality. Phone SOFT. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Grocery store doing strictly cash business. If you want to step right into a good going business. and have about S4O0OO00 in cash here is your chance. Good reason for selling. Address P. O. Box 522. blk
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

FOR SALE-42 tons alfalfa hay. 3k southeast of Glendale. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

AUCTION SALE-Cor. South 7th Ave, and West Jefferson, Wednesday, Jan. 12 at l:30 P. M. On above date we will sell for the owner, the con- tents of a Groom cottage, consisting of 3 dressers, l Princess dresser, 1 birds eye maple, beds complete. 1 chif fonier. commode, sanitary cot and pad, gas plate. 3 burner oil stove, sewing machine, , rockers dining tables, 10 chairs, washing machine, 3 9x12 rugs. book case and secretary combined, china closet, kitchen cupboard, dishes, cooking utensils, comforts, pillows, tubs and boilers, and many other things not mentioned. Parties leaving town, the goods must sell.
 MRS. COFFEY owner
 TAYLOR, the Auctioneer
 Phone 1917 b1
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

FRUIT ORCHARD - Five acres, bearing; small house; woven wire fence; good drinking water; A class land north of city; .s2750, part cash or trade for residence. Johnston, 30 North Second Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-12

Hire 2 little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will sec more customers than you can.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13
DIsrkrcr No. 2

Consists of Adams, Washington,
Boise, Canyon, Gem, Ada and
Owyhee counties (outside of
Boise and South 6oise), and
bordering Oregon counties, to-
eether with all r. r. D. routes
in these counties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13
SECOND PAYMENTS IMPORTANT
NOW

Now is when Second Payments"
play an important part. You know
that anyone who was NEW at the
start of the campaign, is NEW"
throughout. no matter how many addi-
tonal payments may be made on such
a subscription. or whether to one or
several candidates. Many people who
have given you small subscriptions can
now be induced to subscribe for longer
periods, and if they do. you gain many
extra votes. For instance. the present
vote-scale for a two-year So ript on,
new. is 10000 votes Suppose that
previously you had secured a new year
~ subscription. Well. if you secure
the additional year NOW. you secure
the difference between the present
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13
DISTRICT. No. 1.
Consists of the city of Boise and
South Boise only.
. 3 q 3 . q 3
Mrs. Walter Tucker, 1901 N.

Mrs. Walter Tucker. 1901 N.
10Th .................... .240, 100
Irene Seller. 1912 Pueblo. ...... 1881, 400
Alva Prouty, 1918 Washn. .... .235, 410
Mrs. Audie CLANCY 1714 N. Sth. .29O.O70
Ocel Etheridge, 1919 N. 10th. .22S,97O
Bessie Marshall, 1404 w. Jeffer-
son .217 $50
Reta Ballantyne, 1401 w. State. 1874, 010
Daisie Grover, 612 S. 18th. 80. .179, 800
Mrs. c. L. Trawin, 410 N. 10th 1854, 230
Mrs. E. B. Erickson, 1916 State. 100, 2S0
Nelbert Dibble, 1921 Grove. .159, $50 |
Elsie McAuley, 1912 State. .136,49O |
Grace Sutton, 1914 N. 10th. .134,940 |
Frances McCracken. 400 Union. .127, $50 |
Bessie Barbour, 1902 N. 18th. .121,s4O
Frances Welch, 1916 State. 100. $50 |
Bessie Reel, So. Boise. -. -. es,690 |
constance p Morris, Y. w. G. A. 97.9s0 |
Ada Wyckoff, Rosebud Confcy. $500 |
Mabelle Cole, 1912 N. 21st...... 1850 |
Mrs. Billie Leon, Belgravia apis 1880 |
Mary Stuart, 40 e. jefferson. 91,0s0,
Vera Shaver, Mode Bldg. ..... $4,000 |
Mrs. Jennie Gates, Idanha hotel. 1860 |
springs. Ave ....,............ $3.50
Beatrlce Wardel, 912 N. 10TH. $3.50
Laurel Vickers, Joy Drug Store. 66,47o
Helen Williams. 1407 N. 10th. $500
Ada L. Robertson, 1904 Grove. $3.50
Mamie QUirk, TO w. Fort. go. $3.50
Lena Sherer, So. Boise ....... 59,240
Marjorie owen, 1908 Main -. $500
Myrtle Gay, So. Boise ......... $500
Van Dorm, $40 Warm
Mrs. NJ. Donaldson, 1924 Ban. 1880
Viola Hubbell, 1902 N. 9th. -. 1890
Mrs. Drake. 1906 22nd .......... 1920
Mrs. Mary Lemon. 1907 N. 18TH. 1920
May Noble, 800 w. Hays 800. 46.S10
Florence McAvoy, 141S jeff =. 44,so0
Selma Sonnleitner, 412 w. State. 44,2so
Mrs. Ethel Clark. 1401 Fort. 43.0S0
Mary Hartman, 621 N 18th. 80. 41.S70
Mary Brady. So. Boise. 49,. 1850
Mrs. Emily Sampsel, Club Cafe. 4O,79O
Alice Brassficld, So. Boise. -. 4O.310
Mrs. A. c. Farley, 807 State. -. 39,470
Minnie Beach, 27o1 Madison. -. $3.50
Margaret Ormsby. 101 Warm
Springs ................... 1920
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13
NO MORE OFFERS OR CHANGES IN
THE VOTE SCALE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL CANDIDATES

During this week every subscription turned in will be ver
fed and ANY VOTES SECURED ON SUBSCRIPTIONS
TURNED IN AS NEW, WHICH ARE REALLY "OLD"
ACCORDING TO OUR RULING WILL BE CANCEL ED
This sufficient warning every candidate Close attention
to this important detail and the finding whether sub
scrpton is new or old before turning in will keep you
from losing votes. REMEMBER, ALL VOTES SECURED
ON OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED IN AS NEW WILL,
BE VOIDED. THIS is POSITIVE
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

are you going claim andme 9 Chalmers Buick Overland Max
EFFORTS
Think
1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

THE OTHER GIFTS.
Then, too, there are the other hand
some gifts-the elegant $3.50 Victrolas
the worlds greatest musical instru-
ment-an instrument that brings the
worlds greatest artists-Caruso, Far
rar, Lauder, Mccormick and hosts oil
others-into your own homes. The
Christmas gift supreme is the Victrola
and think of the hours of real pleasure
and enjoyment in store for the winners
of these elegant gifts. Winners can
chose between mahogany and fumed
oak cases.
Then, there are the beautiful 500
diamond rings, also. No one personal
gift has such charm at Christmas time
as a beautiful diamond ring. The
worlds most valuable jewel, the ex-
preston of regard in every cline
these are ideal personal gifts. and one
of these can be yours if you work
earnestly during these FINAL THREE
DAYS.
EVERY CANDIDATE WORKING
EARNESTLY.
With every candidate lining up her
forces and preparing for the final dash
to the wire, the greatest campaign ever
conducted in this section is rapidly
drawing to a close. But three short
days remain after today, and the many
splendid gifts will then become the
property of the best workers and re-
sult-getters. All indications point to
furious finish, and effort now is
worth somuch more than it can ever
possibly be again that even the Sec
onds remaining have a value. Through
out these three days the battle of ball
lots will wage throughout this section.
The intense interest which has now
reached the fever-heat mark is caused
not only because of the popular and
earnest workers entered, but also be-
cause Of the many handsome and desir-
able Christmas gifts that will be won
next Saturday night.
DO 1T NOW.
The expression do 1T NOW" was
never more applicable to case than
1t is to yours right now. Make every
remaining moment count, and if you
cannot now see the logic of this, you
surely will when you are receiving the
congratulations of your friends and
family upon having won and have for
your very own a magnificent gift,
which is even now within your grasp.
But THREE DAYS AND ALL WILL
BE OVER. do IT NOW"
NO MORE VOTES RETURNED.
Owing to the uncertainty of mail
reaching candidates in time to be re-
turned, the Christmas Gift Department
will acknowledge by letter all votes
and subscriptions received from this
time on, but the votes will NOT be
returned, but will be deposited in the
sealed ballot box to the credit of the
proper candidates, instead of being re-
turned. This applies only to subscrip-
tions set to us by mail.
NO MORE OFFERS OR CHANGES IN
THE VOTE SCALE.
1t might be well to state right here
that there will positively be no more
special offers Of any sort, nor will the
present scale of votes be changed in
any way. Subscriptions will never
earn more votes than at the present
time. The present vote scale will re-
main in effect, without change of any
sort, until the close next Saturday
night
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13
IMPORTANT TO cANpl-
DATES.


DATES.
Merely as q matter of call
ton and to assist candidates in
every way to receive the full
benefits of their work, are
these lines printed.
1t is Of the utmost impor-
lance that every candidate, and
particularly those candidates
living outside of Boise, read
and weigh every line of it care
fully. We would dislike to see
any candidate lose votes be-
cause of the excitement that will
surely attend the close or be-
cause of any misunderstanding
on her part. 1t is impossible
to exercise too much care In
arriving at full understanding
of the rules and conditions gov
erning the close of the cam
capign.
/. All votes and remittances
mailed after Thursday should
bear a SPECIAL DELIVERY
STAMP to insure their reach
ing us promptly.
2. Take the precaution to
find out what time your post
offlce closes, and also find out
all possible information in re-
gard to train service on the
roads which will carry your
Votes and remittances.
8. All remittances and votes
should be addressed directly to
the christmas Gift Depart
ment," at The Capital News Of
flee. This is to insure absolute
accuracy and prevent any of
them from going astray.
4. Be sure your name is on
all ballots before sending to this
office. This is very important
and absolutely necessary.
5. ALL VOTES AND RE-
MITTAN Noes MUST BE
MAILED NOT LATER THAI ,
NINE O'CLOCK ON NEXT &,
SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEM- ,
Der 16, IN ORDER TO
COUNT IN THE CAMPAIGN. ,
The postmark or the postmas- I
ter's signature on the outside Z
of the envelope or package, Z
showing that the envelope or I
package was mailed not later 4
than o'clock. win be accepted 4
as sufficient evidence that this 4
rule has been complied with. q
6. UNDER NO NDI- Z
TONS WILL VOTES BE q
TRANSFERRED FROM ONE q
CANDIDATE TO ANOTHER. q
THIS IS AN INvIOLABLE q
RULE OF THE CAMPAIGN q
AND UNDER NO CIRCUM- 4
ST ANC ES WILL IT BE q
BROKEN. 9
Z. ALL EMITTAN CES q
BROUGHT OR SENT IN AT .
TER WEDNESDAY SHOULD .
BE BY CASH, POSTAL OR q
EXPRESS MONEY ORDER q
OR CERTIFIED CHECK. We Q
do not desire to accept any per- Q
sonal checks after Wednesday. .
, Be sure to observe this rule Q
closely. wherever possible, and Q
have your checks certified at .
your bank on which they may Q
be drawn, or send or bring .
cash, postoffice or express .
money order. Don't forget this, .
as while we do not desire to Q
handicap any candidate. would Q
prefer that the above method .
be followed, wherever possible. .
s. The final count of votes Q
will be held Wednesday after 0
noon, December goth, at 1880 .
o'clock in the afternoon, and If .
the above rules are followed, .
and votes and remittances .
mailed after Thursday are sent .
SPECIAL DELIVERY, these .
will reach US in time for the .
final count. even though mailed .
at 9 o'clock next Saturday .
night. .
90 . D 3 q 3 3 q 3 .
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

well-known local business men, whose
standing in Boise will absolutely in
sure every candidate a fair and i'm
partial count. The names of these gen.
tlemen will be announced later.
FINAL STANDINGS APPEAR
TODAY.
The standings which appear today
are the last that will be printed until
the close OF the campaign. These
standings will not be changed again,
and will run during this week
without change. If your count is not
absolutely correct according to your
figures, kindly notify us that proper
ERECTION may be made, if needed, be-
fore the close Of the campaign. These
standings include every coupon. every
subscription and special offer ballot
voted during the campaign UP to ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

o'clock Saturday, but do not include
ballots now in the hands of candi-
dates. These votes in this issue will
not be counted again, as the final
count will be of the reserve votes of
candidates. SO notify us if the published
count does not tally with yours.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

o . .
, DISTRICT No. q
Consists Of Power, Bannoek, rs.
ton, Madison, Jefferson, Bon.
neville, Bingham, Fremont,
Custer, Lemhi counties, and
the remaining counties in
southeastern Idaho, together
with all r. F. D. routes in those
} counties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

Mrs. ]. H. Macarthur. Richland,
Ore ................. 1870
Iva Cantrell, Smiths Ferry. 1850
Mrs. c. NJ. Cook. Silver city. 1910
Addie Thayer. Halfway, Ore. 1850
Della Flanagan. Silver City,. 1890
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13


Ruth Kutnewsky. sos N. 10TH. 1896
Leis Conner. 1873 Warm Spgs.. 35, 160
Emily Sewell. 1119 Lee. ..... 1880
Mildred Knight, So. Boise. 800. 1850
Edith Jones. 1907 N. 14th 80. 1850
Gussie Bergh, Belgravia Apis. $1,000
Thelma Smith, 1916 N. 9th. 49,. 30,920
Emma Maberly, 1923 w. State. 1880
Edna Mendell, 2601 Resseguie. 29,s60
Margaret Byron, 621 N. 18TH. 27,940
Mrs. A. r. Jones. Manitou hotel 26,os0
Margaret Hurley, 1915 N. 7th... $500
Eula Phillips. 1922 Lee ....... 25,470
Vera Osborne, 319 Thatcher Ave 24.OsO
Rosa Brown, 1902 N. 25th ... 23,Oso
Anna Bloom, Woolworth's .... 22.630
leila A. Noble, 905 N. goth .... 21,790
Mabel Stewart. sos w. Wash. 1880
Ida L. Brewer, So. Boise. ...... 21,4so
Mabel Lord, So. Boise ....... 1870
Vera Findley, 1920 n. 10th. $50. 1880
Vivian Youmans. Belgravia Apis 1890
Grace Unternahrer, Fourth and
Myrtle .................... 1880
Edna Perkins. 1924 w. Hays. 1880
Marie Voss 1903 e. jefferson. 1870
Elizabeth Wallace. 917h Fort. 1880
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

the Second Payment" of one year.
This ruling also applies to any and all
Second Payments" on all subscrip-
tons. Be sure to mark any such pay
ments Second Payments" and state
when and what amount the first pay
ment was.
FUTURE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
You will also meet people who de-
sire to assist you with subscriptions,
but are already taking a daily paper,
which is paid for in advance, and do
not desire to have two daily papers
coming into their homes at the same
time. To provide for these, and give
you the benefit Of them, we will accept
all such subscriptions, when accom-
panied by the amount of the subscrip-
ton, and hold them for delivery. AT
ANY FUTURE DATE DESIGNATED
BY THE SUBSCRIBER Just mark
the starting date on the bottom of the
stub, and it will be taken care of, and
started at the proper time. These are
called Future Subscriptions"
ABOUT NEW AND OLD sUBscRIP-
TlONS.
Candidates should bear in mind that
there is a distinct difference between
NEW" and OLD" subscriptions A |
new subscriber is one who was not
taking the paper on October 10th, when
the campaign opened, and an old sub
scriber is one who was taking the pa
per on that date. This is a flat rule
and there are no exceptions. Chang |
ing the name. of the subscriber from
one member of the family to another |
at the same address; stopping one pa
per and starting another, ETC., do not !
make OLD subscriptions NEW, and
candidates are cautioned to watch this
important detail closely, as all sub /
scriptions are verified, and any old
subscriptions turned in as new this
week, will have the votes issued on
them cancelled. This rule is made nee
essary in order to be fair to all and
to keep our records straight. This is
sufficient warning to every candidate.
and there should be no misunderstand-
ings.
FOR COUNTRY CANDIDATES
ALONE.
To enable the candidates outside of
Boise to have the same length of time
to work on the campaign as those in
the city, we will accept from all out
side candidates any and all subscrip-
lions and ballots mailed BY 9
O'CLOCK NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT.
THE POSTMARK OR THE POST
MASTERS SIGNATURE ON THE
OUTSIDE OF THE ENVELOPE OR
PACKAGE, SHOWING THAT THESE,
SUBSCRIPTIONS WERE MAILED
BY 8 O'CLOCK, WILL BE ACCEPTED
AS SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE THAT
THE RULES OF THE CAMPAIGN
HAVE BEEN COMPLIED WITH.
Make the minutes count, and secure
every possible subscription, and they
will be counted for you If mailed by the
above hour even though they may not
reach us until day or so later. This
is the way to succeed.
THE FINAL COUNT WEDNESDAY. II
DECEMBER 10Th.
The final count of votes, which will
determine the winners. will
be held Wednesday Afternoon, Dec. 20.
This count will be a public one and
will be in charge of a committee of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13
THREE MORE DAYS. n HOURS, REMAIN
OF THE GRAND CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN
Work Done Now, When Every Subscription Far
Greater Value Than Can Have
to Furious Fnih3 More Days After Today

NO MORE
NT sALE OF VOTES ONE UNDER WHICH SUBSCRIPTIONS
ING REMAINDER OF
WORK NOW IF YOU EXPECT TO BE ONE OF THE WINNERS!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-13

DISTRICT. No. 8,
Consists of EImore, Blaine, ,
Goodine, Lincoln, Twin Falls, ,
Mini5oka and Cassia counties,
and all r. r. D. routes in those Z
counties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
Do You Believe This?

A successful woman buyer in one of the
big department stores was asked for the
secret of success the other day This Is
what she said:
~ girl must be ready TO sacrifice al
most anything to her work. She must
think of 1t night and day. It won't do
for her to go home and put the thoughts
of her work entirely out of her mind un-
til the alarm wakes her up the next morn
ing. No. she must study up the details
of her trade: she must read.
There are trades magazines for almost
every occupation under the sun nowadays,
and competition Is so strong, especially
where a woman holds down the job, that
it is up to her to know her competitors
and what they are doing.
II allow three nights n week for this
kind of reading. and one for studying.
This allows three over for recreation.
The trouble is that we are too much in
clined to feel that we can rest when We
really can't.
"a girl who watches the clock is a cog
in the wheel she doesn't care for her
work and she will never be n success
The type of girl who goes into store
or into a shop to take up her time be-
tween graduation and marriage is the
greatest obstacle that the efficiency eN-
pert has to overcome. She not only
hinders her own progress, but she acts as
a deterrent upon her associates"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
Author Will Lend a Copy

"I have been told that recently some
one writing to the Corner asked for inior-
nation with regard to The Battle Of TIP
pecanoe, written by Stein I wrote the
poem and read 1t on the occasion OF the
centennial celebration of the battle. The
celebration was held i'm Lafayette. Ind,
aud at the battle-ground near by in No
vember 1911, and the poem was pup
lshed I'm two OF tho local papers, but no
copies are now to he had at the newspaper
Offices. II your correspondent wants
cou,. nuycycr. would suggest that she
write to pr. Thomas g. Moran. head OF
tho history department Of Perdue CntNer-
sity. West Layfayettc, Ind. He was chalr
man of the Centennial Committee wnlch
asked me to contribute to the celebration.
lie may possibly have some extra copies
of the paper. If Doctor Moran canhol
furnish this have an extra copy myseit
will send to your inquirer If he or she
will return It, h' p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

Here are few hints for the house
wife, and such. ] think, cannot he re-
pcated too often, for no matter how one
tries to commit them to memory at the
time they are most needed. either the
clipping cannot be found or the scrap
book fails us: A garment spotted with
fruit Juice can be restored to It's original
color by making a paste of saleratus
(soda) and rubbing 1t in we'll. 1t will
disappear. If stubborn, hold over the
steaming kettle Of boiling water. To re-
move stains from white clothes Injured
by sock or colored bit of wash boil the
clothes in soapy water, TO which has been
added two cups of good vinegar. It will
whten them, no matter how badly stained
they are. Five cents worth of soap bark,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

Dear M'Liss-Please tell me what can
do with my discouraging hair 1t is
straight and lifeless, and no matter how
much trouble l go to to try to fix it
nicely, it never looks as well as other
peoples. Is there any fluid that will make
il curly? / would greatly appreciate it if
you VIII advise me- DISTRESS,
There are curling fluids on the market,
am told which tend to hold the hair in
curl after 1t has been curled by the iron
or clrler. There is also a process which
some hair-dressers employ, known as the
permanent wave | spoke to coiffeuse
about the alleged permanency of this
method and she told me quite frankly,
Just as she tells her patrons, that its
'perrlanency" is of only six or, say IL
months duration, depending on rapidity
with which ones hair grows, for, of
course straight hair grows out straight
and there you are!
Why don't you have your hair treated
for it's lifelessness? Often hair which
shows a lack of vitality is but an indica-
ltIon OF a general lack of vitality.
NY advice is to watch your health and
have an expert tell you what treatment
viii be best for your scalp This will cost
you less than curling fluids, in the long
run. Healthy hair is always attractive
and console yourself with the thought that
some people prefer the straight variety
TO curls.
Dear ArLiss-Inclosed find some palm
dromes to help your inquiriers of few
days ago:
MADAME, I'm Adam" ,Adam, on walk
ing up, and finding Evel.
able was / ere / saw Elba" (Of course,
Napoleon must be fathered with this)
.''Raw and snug was I ere l saw guns
and war"
f'fRoma tibi subito motibus hit amor"
Gree transIation-When at Rome, mo-
mentarily, when least expected there
come before you scenes worthy of deep
est appreciation.) ANN oNYMoUS.
Thank you very much.
Dear AILiss-Would you please publish
IN your valuable column what becomes of
e body of a person that dies in a hospital
liefe In the city A woman's body was
elalmed and arrangements made by the
person who claimed her as his wife. This
nlan then ran away and the parents were
aotlaed. but never answered the letter nor
claimed said body.
think the woman was foreigner and
probably her parents could not read the
letter. What becomes of body and Is
there any hope of having 1t buried later?
A CONSTANT READER,
Apply to DIR. A. HeWson, secretary OF
the State Anatomical Board, 2t2O Spruce
street. give him the name of the woman
and he win answer your questions,