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the goods latest dances taught cor
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24-Business Personal
| Az EXPERIENCED poultry man. With
city property. wants to meet ranch
woman who needs help. Address C-l2.
star
] LADY would like 20 meet man Tor part
nsr In roominF house or hotel Nd
dress C-es. star
PARTNER WANTED with somo rneans
for cigar stand, either sex. Address
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CLOTHING
ACREAGE FOR SALE
At kfRkf A>p

4 Focd bargain Three large tracts
% land. practically al cleared
ard IS cultivation. Young orchard
~ choicest varieties frslt. berries.
etc. rev and up-to-date bun
Hainv built last summer. We
have Just traded Tor this proper
-. and IN order 60 80; some one
on H ~ once Go keep O. ~ TO
ita present high state - eaitivs-
fiun uiii .eii 60 responsible party
ou terms 81 toe cash and bal
ance SIS monthly enlr 10 mir
utes walk from ferry dock 81
fare on ferry ~ ticket Take
Madison car and Kirkland boats
to Burke a Fafrars office IN
kirkland.
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TWO STEAMERS SUNK

LONDON, Feb. 26.-The British
steamers Denaby and Tunnel have
been sunk. with probabls loss Of
! nine lives.
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iis passage. this 18Th day Of April.
'isit.
OLIVER r ERICKSON.
President Of the City Council
filrd the tsth day - April 1918.
~ " CARROLL
city Comptroller and er.Officto city
gfErrk
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dME CYpRiENNE. trance medium er.
trR"rdinnrv. tells everything fully and
clearly Messages from loved ones
consultation On business. love family
affairs etc. tells not only what YOU
want To know. but also what YOU
should know. Her readings viii as
found YOU. Seeing l. believing See
her now. Consultation every day Circle
tonight 500. Messages for all at
tending Apartments and :, Norris
Hotel. itz3h Third ave
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city Comptroller and er-offeio
city Clerk
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| Join Tho stars army. %. GEO strong
snd start reading tho fastest growing
| paper IN the West A hirh-claas
standard priced novel Ia printed com
pleie IN The Star each week It's a
brand new newspsper feature. Gail
IRON SALE nv owNER-l6 acres. Z
miles east % Napavine. IL head OF
| cattle horses wagon and harness
pigs doren chickens and farming
tools. small orchard and other small
| fruits. house and barn household
| goods nearly half seeded Price
$1,000 cash preferred. or sg.soo down
and balance easy terms Lewis
county II r. Ridenhour. n. r. ID g.
| thehaUs
FOR SALE
~ acres % land; good s-room house
| good harm. 4 chicken houses. TOO bear
Ing fruit trees creek running through
| land plped water 90 barn and chicken
houses; good we'll Bargain. s.. 500;
easily worth 81 500 Must sell on &C
count Of sickness otto Anderson
owner, silycrdalc, Wash
II HAVE the sale ~ 10 acres adjoining
my farm; ideal Tor poultry improV cd .
clear level land owner is In other
! parts. and viii seii very reasonable
Price s. 600: terms $500 cash balance
| TO suit write or call and see me I
have single Comb BROWN LeEhorn
cockerels. eEgs for Matching and baby
chicks Write for catalogue Arthur
W Wade. noS = s. Marysville, wash
lTHE STAR PROMISES a MO SUR
] prise TO all 81 Seattle each week here.
after. rs noVel-a- week-a hirh-
! class standard price novel. complete
] each week Phone Main 1900 II will
eost YOU a quarter for month
| ron SALE-ao-acre ranch: rs acres
| under cultivation, good buildings, 5
| head OF cattle. 3 mares. farm imple-
ments WIN SCH 20 acres Terms nv
owner Mrs J. G. spore. Marysvuie.
wash
FOR SALE acres Improved land
fruit. berries, good buildings and water
system, Inquire box -. Freeiand.
wash
6Oxi2b sgOO; city water paid: one bIo-E
to car; $40 down. East 2is0 evenings
w n. Coughlln, 90T American Bank
Bldg
HOMESTEAD Tor sale or trade ~ any
nnd Address $3.50 Morgan st. Seattle
42-Acreage Wanted
| WANTED TO hear from owner az GOOD
l ranch for sale. Send cash price and
description u. r. bush. Minneapolis
N~N~~~>~>~~D>~N~~~N~
43-LOT FOR SALE
Wilt SACRIFICE my 6oxt0o- foot io, on
6bth st y W. near West Woodland
' car for $500. half what Il has cost me
Address C-2s. star
WILL SACRIFICE lot. close I'M. or vii
build 20 suit; terms like rcut W 3
Wilson. Queen Anne ASIA.
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"roC DEAL WITH US DIRECT
and our proposition
on LAND
usndY 20 our mills and camps
At THREE LAKES
sSOHOMtEH COUNTY. WASH
wiM appeal 70 you.
Good roads. STAGE. daily trains. mills
schools. store. phone r. p n.
Write or zee y " MEiKEf.JCHN. Mgr.
Land Dept. iToi l. c. Smith Bidg
Seattle.
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
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- tshflhs ihf WALK ensr ! nF
| 60 isssob. sufncisnt Private halls
~ iaay As.iwaht. An late daace,
W STEVENS -i''' rs0, IN. Ave-
ADALlNE LLOYD
Other. roTn. ard 90. but for 20 yer.
Adailn" Lloyd has been ssattls's phr~nnI.
oHisi and business aaViser IN all affairs
81 iife al Talon. Apt ~ Elliott
ttfi Special this seek. sec
BrHiNEss NAN. ast u town. Kood ctr
cunsiancss q. desires corrrspundrncs
With maiden lady Suitable axe Must
be refinsd cheerful good hous~ksrprr.
and irreprnarhahle character necessary
object mafumouy Send photo flrs,
letter which sili ts returned niscre.
ton point - honor Fiiris please No,
answer. my lime Ia valuable Address
A.st star
YoUSg HAcuELon noris, and Esrden-
sr aEs ~. would like % rorrespond
wiih Young LADY with some means
heturen the ages 81 20 and Is Am
frflnE TO Ert start IN my profession
and need little help. hu' tho Attrae-
tiun Co each other must he mutual 10.
fore money ls considered OBJECT mat.
timony. Address CTS star
REFINED young man drAsinF good al.
RFv wishes 10 correspond with young
woman fnRtrimoniallr inclined l have
first letter James Mcfarland. nos
zee. Everett wash
LATEST dances taught correct
sEA master teaehgH quick re-
suits Written guarantee civ.
rC on Carrots Reliable Dancing
l. School Fratsrnat Hail over
Ranking cafe Ell 1851
HEALTH and prosperity treatfhenfs
given. free Mondays and wcdncsdays
from . m. To 10 y. m. BY Tho Divine
scientists 11i l7th ave. Ant o
NELLIE BOYCE-M's'as'.
and manipulation Room rs. Hotel
Federal Third ard Pine.
RELIABLE WOMAN. are a2. Wisher a
respectable man "a partner in roaming
house IoS cal. star
GERMAN NURSE aud assistan,s-Au
kinds % baths. electric massage and
blankets. ohiropody. I'll Union st
tlat -
sENp for matrimonial paper containing
photo: hundreds % names to select
from. many wealthy ioc copy Bor
i1 Seattle wash
MISS PEARL , ,oon,o,,h,.I M'; ,,,s',
ara scale Treatment. Room as Arcade
Hotel iai' Second
GOOD BUSINESS WOMAN wants rcntie.
mony n suited C-so. star
MISS JEW I.-MANfCURfNQ U11U
Third. office 10.
LAbN-AEc 30. with property hut no
means, would like To- mcct gentleman
of same pEe with means. object matri-
mony Address C-to star
LhDiEs-My great, suocessfui remedy
positively guaranteed Madam Crane
iib2 i'm ave
MASSAGE BATH. up.to-dste oper-
80 ator Room co. Elliott
Hoiel Firri and Pike
GET MARRIED Hest matrimonial paper
published mailed free The Corrospon-
dent. Toledo, ohio
LADIES private maternity home ndop.
ton N desired save time end mon.y
ny calling ittf 2oth sv. East Msdi.
son car
IT PARTIES who saw lady fall during
shrlners week NJ rrefontnine place
and Fourth ave. viii telephone Elliott
1897 they viii learn something To- their
advantage.
sANtrARiuM for women. aged people
chronic and nervous eases 1873 10Th
ave Telephone East taSi Take E
Madison cars. sadie E Cassidy
matron.
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HOTELS

HOTEL HTENFiDE- Firfi sTs- if6Sis.
opposite market housekeeping and
natsids rooms Tre~ hath.
HOTEL DENVER steam heated rooms
sec itetH Third
s,ss-is,s ssssna :. s..s 70
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l9-Male Help Wanted

onfufNAt MODERN BARBER col.
LNuE ies Malls - Hranrh - aYir.
matters - fifst barber eaiieEs IN the
wofid wants Ynu So learn barber trade
~ases Paid. assist - aftns Positions
Lifetime u~Fnhefsstp 81 70 colleges
msaursd sprins rates cAtAioEus ffss
0nlutNht. 9utEn mAnnrn COLLEGE
80 Occidental Az
as- .rs -ufnsn We teach ~. barrier
fFsds Thoroughly cages ~hns learn
inH assist tn securing positions o. 81
~ r-srs ~ seattle
Mo>r, .H,,sfNG ssiE VOW ootNa on
az the MafKatn store
rrr orCIps~rAI a,r
You siii sHFs mnmrF ~ fnfniaE dNHr ara
seeing th~ macy bargains w fnrna ard
hars rinfhiuE sna fHrnishinFs
~ poiNu hssiness urstAfs TYsris sslt.
rnsn's f5t suifs sna uFefrrat. for tit
Tfscis. Upstairs euii shop ,ess rhifd
avs
q VALUE ifoassss faf :, 80 IaHdqaisi,
tiitf upstairs clothes shop. Green moe .
.ih sra rihs
KAVANAtGffs y - HATS ICES is az
,SO~Msle Situation ''''''
wohk ~ anY sins. 81 mar wiia ~ifs
and 'rn children Aufa ffiFinE or
psirsinT preferred. rhans Nstn tsti.
~,~~~--S>~>~~>~0~~~~
Female Help Wanted
GOVERN ENT roafTtoSH open 70
semen 80 uanth write Immediate.
" ~ free iisf Ffanhffn insfituir
DEPT isi-M. Hoehss'aF v
WANTED Amateurs lrFic Theatre re
Occidental aer FrfHav
~-c~e-~~~~~~~~~e4~~sN~~~ Ns~e~~~e~~~~~s~s~eNN~~<
22-Female Situation
MIDDLE .kuEp usru1an staaw a. house.
hssrsf for sidawsr - bachelor Al
dress Gle Efar
~~~N~~~~~~-~~~~~~s~4~
Personals
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housekeeping Rooms
business Chances
3s-Real Estate Wanted

WAsTED-To rent 9 ~ f-Tsofn houss.
eel ruishrd ard com fartstis with
Fsfdrn ground. fruit good water and
necessary aufbuiffinHr near Hfsrner-
ton. Manrfts sheridan nF TRACTION.
state price and FiNe fait description.
Address NJ A CariV. EiiFeFdats wash
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WILL SACRIFICE lot close In. on Will
huild 10 suit; terms like rent w n
Wilson. Queen Anne sgsz
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u.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 49, day OF -----. 10.
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DEcf.ARATfON

state OF Washington
County Of King 50
City OF Seattle
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duly sworn. on oath uspose ana
say. that I reside az No. -- in
the City of Seattle and am quail
fled voter therein. thar ! hereby
declare myself a candidate for the
office ~ ----------------- at the gen
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43-LOT FOR SALE

Will SACRIFICE my boxt00- foot lot, on
6bth 81 y W, near West Woodland
car for $500 half what Il has cost me
Address C-es star
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Official ballot 10 be used In --.
DesignatiOn 81 precinct TO be print
ID or stamped
fNsTPT'CTrONs To VOTERS
- ~nV write in tho blank space
below ssch sronr the
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sANfrARtUM for women. aged people
chronic and nervous eases 1873 18th
ave. Telephone East taSi Take r
Madison cars. Sadie Cassidy.
matron.
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iiie Pike st. between Minor and Doren
ayes.
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~rai municipal election. 20 be held
In fhe city OF Seattle on the -
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WANTED To hear from owner ~ eo0s
ranch for sale. send cash price an,
description u y. hush. Minneapolis
MINI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20
MYSTIC WORKERS
INSTALL(FFICERS
Three Candidates Were Initiated and
A Big Dance Followed.

Grand Rapids Lodge 800 of the Mys-
tic Workers of the World held install
lation Of officers at their hall in the
Wood County Bank Building Tuesday
evening, A. D. Hill acted as install
ing officer and The following were in
stalled:
Won Holiday, Project.
L. H. Williams, Monitor.
Martin Jacobson, Banker.
L. c. Rumsey, Secretary,
Carroll Rector, Marshal
Ella Podawiltz, Warden.
Clifford Protteau, Asst. Marshal.
Allen 0. ellison, Sentinel.
n. H. Robinson, Supervisor.
Three candidates were initiated in
to the order and big dance followed
the ceremonies. There were all of $50
who stayed to the dance Andrews
Orchestra furnished the music which
was exceptionally good and every one
had most enjoyable time. Not the
least of the pleasure was the excellent
refreshments served.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20
CHAPTER XXI.

Later she heard the story. The Nc
Briars had come expecting battle
They had found every road open and
the town deserted. For a time they
had gone about looking for trouble
but found no one to oppose them
Then Old Milt and his son had rid
den to the courthouse to demand the
keys Of the Jail. They found Judge
Sidering sitting in the little Office, and
with him, quite unarmed and without
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20
BADGER BANKS
SHOW MILLION
DOLLAR GAIN

Madison, Wis, Jan. 13.-That Wis
.onsin banks are in position to sup
" their customers with sufficient
unds to take care Of any reasonable
demands that may be made upon then,
) the statement by State Banking
Commissioner A E. .Kuolt in his re
ort filed with Governor Philip.
State banks and Trust companie
epresent an aggregate capital invest
nent of $22, 1882 and gain during
he II month period of $1,078,300
Their total resources are $253, 941,-
928. 46, which shows an increase Of re
sources of S15,380, 1858. :
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-toWers there were smiles for the
power which a ''furrin" woman had
come 30 WELD over him, and If one
failure marred his plans those smiles
would become derisive. It was weak.
ness I'd go on as he was going. gazing
DUN bly at her with boundless adora-
ton he dared not veice. Tonight he
would bluntly tell her that he was do
Ing these things because he loved her;
that, while he was glad to do them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20
SALES COMPANY
HOLDS Meeting
Reflect officers and Appoint Com
mittee to Attend n. Y. Convention
from Thursdays DALI.

From Thursdays DALI.
The annual meeting Of the Wiscon-
sin Cranberry Sales Company was held
at the Offices Of the company in the
Wood County National Bank Building
yesterday.
The following officers were re-elect-
ed:
E.. P Arpin, Grand Rapids, Pres.
C. r. Treat, Mather,, Vice Pres.
Andrew Searls, Grand Rapids, Sec
A. E. Bennett, Grand Rapids, Treas.
These officers with S. A. Warner,
Warrens, and Elmer Dano, Tomah,
constitute the board of directors.
E. P. Arpin Of Grand Rapids and H.
R. Lang Of Berlin were appointed a
committee to attend the national con-
vention of cranberry men at New York
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escort, sat Bad Anse Havey. When
the two McBriars, backed by score
of armed men. broke fiercely into the
room, others massed at their backs,
crowding doorway and hall.
Judge Sidering greeted his visitors
as though no intimation had ever
reached him that they were coming
with a grievance
Come in, Milt, and have a chair"
he invited
Cheer, hell" shouted Milt McBriar
Give me the keys ter tibet jailhause.
an give EN- ter me quick!"
Opening the drawer Of his desk as
If he had been asked for a match.
Judge Sidering took out the big iron
key to the outer door and the smaller
brass key to the little row Of cells. He
tossed the two across to Milt in q
matter-of-fact fashion
Five minutes later the McBriar
chief was back trembling with rage
He had found the jail empty.
IF you're lookin' for Luke Thfxton
~ said the Judge calmly. the high
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

Miss Cornelia Paulus entertained
the Booster Club at her home on Sun
day afternoon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

The children of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schnable Jr., are III with the chicken
Pox.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER II-Juanita has an unprofit-
able talk with Bad Anse and they be-
come antagonists.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER XII-Young Milt and Dawn
meet several times. resulting in a de-
mand from Bad A.se that Dawn leave
JuaEtta's caol1.
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CHAPTER XIV-Juanita begins to un-
derstand Bad Anse's dream of regenera-
ton for his people but cannot compre-
bend 1t. Young Milt and Bad Anse lay
aside the feud for the time to prevent
the burning of the new schoolhouse
Dawn remains with Juanita.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER XIII-Juanita and Good
Anse go to see Bad Anse, who again
1t has been started by Juanita In the
wrong way.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

Every evening found Anse Havey
seated before Juanita's hearth, study
ing the flicker OF the freight on her
face. Every detail of her expression
became to him as something he had
always known and worshiped.
Some day Malcolm would come back
and marry her-and then-at that
point Bad Anse Havey refused to fol-
low his trend of thought further. He
only ground his teeth.
'Ye damn fool" ne told himself.
That amt no reason why We shouldn't
make the most of today. She's right
here now, an she's sun an moon an
star shine and music an sweetness"
She did not know, and he gave ner
no hint, that in these times, with plots
and counterplots Matching ON Goth
sides Of the ridge, ne never made that
journey in the night without inviting
death. He was walking miles through
black woodland trails eacn evening 20
relieve Tor an hour or two her loneIi-
ness and to worship with sealeu nps
and rebellious heart
On the night before he was to go to
Peril to attend the trial Of Luke Thtx-
ton he came with a very full and
heavy heart. He knew that it might
be farewell Tomorrow he must put
to the test all his hold on his people
and all his audacity of resolution. He
stood at the verge of an Austerlitz or
a Waterloo, and he had undertaken
the thing for no reason except that it
had pleased her to- command it.
He knew that among his own fol-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER III-Cal Douglas of the
murder Of Noah Wyatt, McBriar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER VIII-JIanita thinks she
forts to buy land and build a school.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER XI-Juanita gets her land
and cabin. Old Bob McGreegOr incites
Jeb McNash to murder Young Milt Nc
Briar, but Jeb refrains as he is not sure
Young Milt is the murderer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-01-20

CHAPTER IX-Milt McBriar breaks
the truce by having Fetch McNash muir
dered Jeb McNash begs Bad Anse -
tell him who killed his father but is not
told Juanita and Bad Anse further
misunderstood each other.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
ROOSEVELT TO TAKE
STUMP In CAMPAIGN
TO ELECT HUGHES
Love Feast" Shows Republican
Nominee and Former Presi-
dent in Complete
Accord
BOTH IN HIGH SPIRITS

NEW YORK, June 2s-Charles Evans
Hughes, the Republican presidential NOM
inee, and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, who
held love feast at the Hotel Astor last
night, are now In complete accord and the
ex-Prosdent will make about half dozen
addresses during the campaign in support
of the Republican ticket, according to pres
ent plans.
The announcement by Colonel Roosevelt
that he will support Mr.. Hughes has greatly
strengthened the Republican nominees
chances of election in the opinion Of Re-
publican leaders. It is expected. that vir-
tually all of the strength of the personal
following OF the former President will now
go to Hughes.
Mr.. Hughes spent busy day holding
conferences and making preparations for
his trip late this afternoon to his summer
headquarters at Bridgehampton, l.. l.,
where he will probably remain until after
July 1, completing his speech of acceptance,
Colonel Roosevelt was still in this city
today having spent the night at the Hotel
Langdon.
Mr. Hughes and Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt dined together last night in the suite
occupied by Mr.. Hughes in the Hotel Astor,
and for three hours they discussed in detail
the Issues Of the campaign. At the con.
clusion of the conference Mr.. Hughes
escorted Mr.. Roosevelt to a taxcab at the
45th street entrance of the hotel. They
shook hands with a firm grip and as the
Colonel eurned to step toward his cab the
nominees hand touched his shoulder.
Good luck" said Colonel Roosevelt "I
wish you all sorts of success"
Mr.. Hughes with hearty good night"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29

In the poorer sections of the city and for
health stations to be established where most
needed. Doctor Krusen, after the passage
Of the transfer BILL will at once enlarge his
working force. with view to keeping down
infant mortality during the heated months
of the year.
Select Council will pass the three loan
bllls and they will be promptly signed by
Mayor Smith. AT the same time the
Finance Committee will report to Common
Council the appropriation bills dividing the
Sl14,525,O0O into separate appropriations to
the various departments having charge of
the municipal undertakings for which IL
is planned to spend the money. The ap-
preparation bills will be passed next Thurs-
day and members of Councils Finance Com
mittee hope to clear their deck for a
summer recess to start the middle or latter
part OF July and to run until the end OF
August.