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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-17
WAR 6REviTIES

BY to 1 majority. the collegiate
Anti Miiitaristic league has voted TO
oppose consumption. and 90 Columbia
students have pledged themselves 10
90 TO Jail rather than register.
British mine sweeper was tor.
Dedoed and sunk on May s. with the
loss Of two officers and 20 men.
The Greek steamship Parthenon haA
been sunk by q German submarine.
The cargo was worth $4,000. 900.
George Roepitx. q German. private
secretary To the Dmmandant of the
American naval station at Pearl Har.
boz. Honolulu. has been arrested a. .
German spy.
The Urugpayan steamer oorizia,
aboard which were i've Americans,
va sunk By . German submarine
April 20
Chicago leads the country in ma
Fine corps recruiting. Already more
than $50 men have been sent east.
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j. T. Stephens and wife, DIR.
j. Nj. Hubbard and wife and Miss
Julia jackson motored to Padu-
cab Sunday, returning Monday.
My prices are low on the very
best groceries and fresh smeats.
Let me fill your order for trial.
Jack Stair.
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson and baby,
of Armorel, Ark, are visiting her
parents, B. Moore and wife.
We handle the famous line OF
Chase 4 Sanborn Coffee Bon
1urant Bros.
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Services as follows

tcCiN1tcS DIS 1OiloWS
Sunday School at 8 As a. m.
There were sixty present IN
the Men IS Bible Class last Sun
day. Mr.. Smith delivered the
class most splendid and timely
address.
Preaching at IL a. m. by the
presiding elder, w. w. Arm
strong.
The pastor will preach at 8 p.
N
Epworth League at tbs p.
IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
8 p m.
Subscriptions to the East Hick-
man home will please be paid to
Hickman Bank & Trust Co. as
soon as possible. r. G. Dong
lass, pastor.
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b. G. Hale Sr. and wife and
Arthur Hale and wife spent Sun
day in Union City with the form
ers' parents, Mrs. Hale and Mrs
r. A. Harper.
Ellis Dobson and wife leave
Sunday in their car for visit to
their parents at Franklin, Tenn
II you want something good
70 eat that il right up-to-now, zee
Bettersworth.
Miss Ruth Saunders, of Jack
son, is visiting +. Bettersworth
and wife.
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Every citizen OF the United States
Is asked by the National School Camp
association as salute to the flag at
noon on Memorial day to stand mo-
uonless and speechless and with
barred head for one minute
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM OVER THE WORLD.
MISCELLANEOUS

Engiand's war expenses each IA
present total s34.550 900. Bonar -
announced in the house of commo,.
Women recruits for the ..ho,
army" are enrolling throughout Env.
land at the rate of 500 day. acco,S
ing to estimates Already more III.
10000 OF the $4,000 urgently needsd
are at work on the land.
FOREIGN
Cleveland's war hospital. officiaux
known as Lakeside unit. base hosuita,
No. 4, consisting of ESQ men and
women. is on its way to France.
The Belgian relief STEAMER HaeI.,
which was attacked off the coast NJ
Holland. with the lose of seven lives
has arrived at an American port.
Company b, composed of Illinoia
boys. has taken the lead in the compe-
tition of the high school boys camp at
Culver military academy.
A man giving his name as Charles
Whiteschott is held in Jail at Ardmore
Ok. under suspicion of being a Ger
man agent
Three hundred citizens of Dunlap
Ia. aroused by the alleged burning II
two United States flags by Henry
Hansen. a German. forced him to car
ry the flag TO the passenger station
and leave town
Because he refused TO take the fed
eral oath whit a member OF an Iii.
nois militia company. Lester Open
heimer found the door OF his office
painted a bright yellow. and the word
coward" on the window.
Hold your tongue and close your
lips" is the advice of the New York
Stats Zeitung TO its readers. THE
internment camp yawns-"
A SIS increase in the pay OF all the
enlisted men of the navy during the
war was agreed upon by the house
navy committee.
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A. o. Caruthers and wife spent
Sunday with his mother in Union
City.
Mrs. w. E. Lynch spent Satur-
day in Union City.
All kinds Of fresh vegetables
at the Busy Bee.
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CONGRESSIONAL

Foreign Secretary Balfour. head Of
the British war mission. will appear
before both houses Of congress and
deliver an address.
Trapsfer to this country Of German
war prisoners In England and France.
90 those countries may be relieved OF
their feeding. was proposed in q reso-
luton introduced by Senator Hale OF
Maine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-17

Mrs. Sterning and Miss Ger
truds Pardue, of Union City,
spent Sunday with Miss Mildred
Ramage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-17

Miss Theima Logan, a Sam
burg, spent Sunday with Misc
Hettie Williams.
Radisheey eelesy. OEsan enie,a
isttuea-Boadusa11 Bs1A
Taks hat prssssiptian I, ~
Hislnaa DEE O.
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ACCIDENTS.

Six persons were injured and sew.
erl badly shaken up when the Chi
cago-St Louis through passenger
train on the Chicago & Alton was de-
rallied at Wilmington. Ill
Twenty-Five versions were injured
when a west-bound Lake Shore cleo
trio limited crashed into local at
glastonbury Junction. o.
Four thousand homes. more than 80
warehouses destroyed; so persons
killed. many injured in an explosion
which occurred IN munitions sheds in
Oxaka. Japan.
man supposed to be A. Frank
Farris, Presbyterian minister at Pana.
Ill. was run down and killed by an
automobile.
Valley Brandenburg. IL years old.
was burned TO death in q fire which
destroyed toy pistol cap factory at
South Portsmouth, Ky. Mrs. Rebecca
Adams. forewomsn. was injured.
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CRIMINAL

Mrs. Rebecca Rjekonis. 81. Is in .
Chicago hospital az the result Of .
stabbing affray between herself and
Mrs. Martha Albert. 20. Both are
grandmothers.
A bloodhound valued 1t 5000. sent
on the trail of q prisoner who escaped
from a convict road gang at Charles
ton, w. Va, made friends with the
fugitive and was taken on into the
mountains.
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Whenever yen. Need Oeneral Toaic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
General Tonic because it contains the
wellknown tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver. Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds mp the Whole System. 50 cents.
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NEcRokooicAL.

Mrs. Louise Green, -, one of the in
eorporators Of the Y. w. c. A. and
once q widely known benevolent work.
or, il dead at her Chicago home.
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PERSONAL.

Gov. Brumbaugh refused 70 extra
dite Harry X. Thaw to New York
City. where he is wanted on An in
dictment for assaulting a Kansas City
schoolboy.
Submarines or no submarines En-
rico Caruso will 60 TO Buenos Aires
this summer to sing 80 times at the
Theater Colon He has departed
Arthur James Balfour. head of the
British mission. was escorted into the
supreme court and listened to deci-
sions by the highest American tri-
bunal.
Francis d. Young. "a, a civil war
veteran. Is dead at Joliet. Ill In his
last moments he called his only SON.
Edward, to his bedside and made him
promise to enlist. He did
Robert A. Taft, son OF the former
president. was rejected by the physi-
clans examining board when he an
piled for an officers commission. His
eyes ere bad.
Among naval recruits were Junius
Spencer Morgan. son of J. p. Moran
u. and Odrion Iselin. son of Oliver
tselin. the yachtsman-
DOMESTIC.
Direcors Of the Dollars Savings ana
Trust Co. Wheeling. w. Va, have de-
clared q dividend of $4,000 in m
erty loan" bonds. payable July Z.
An executive order issued by Preei-
dent Wilson permits the appointment
Of Mrs. Annie Eopolucci as seam
stress At the Washington navy van
without reference to civil service
rules Her son. gunner. was sla,u
by . submarine.
All horse racing will cease in IN.
United Kingdom. 1t WAS announces -
the house Of commons for the sover~-
nent By Capt. Charles Bathurst
The supreme court dismissed n.
celebrated suit brought by former ~.
gro slaves and their heirs to col,..,
&6S.o72.3S from the government To-
Involuntary labor upon crops In ~.
south from 1857 toAsss.
Marshal Joffre and his party
escorted by troops from the Snri,r.
field depot to the cemetery. vhere
wreath WAS placed on Lncoln'e tor,h
War department officials predicted
an American military force. proh.h,v
10000 strong. void be ready for
service in France by June 10
Miss Theima Logan, a Sam
burg, spent Sunday with Miss
Hettie Williams.
Rsdishes, sslssy. go eni.,a
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FOREIGN.
The Belgian government has been
Advised that the United States will de-
vote $50. 900. 900 for provisioning the
population OF the occupied district OF
Belgium and France.
Nicholas Romanoff. former czar CT
Russia. may be sent 70 England
The mines placed by the British IN
he var zone OF the German coast r.
eontly have been Destroying many sub
mariner
Loss Of life In the torpedoins Of the
steamer Rockingham has been r.
ducsd % two. - The missing boat
vas picked UP by an English vessel
The Chinese cabinet has voted u
fayor Of declaring war on Germany.
ne president. II Yuan Hung. Is OF
posed-
Japan u To ssnd . var eoanissien
q The Unttsd otasse-
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LABOR.

British labor leaders. sent to the
United States at the invitation Of the
American Federation Of Labor. to par
ticipate in war conferences. have AZ
rived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES
5apsruptcy Petitions

THE FULTON FISH 60. rholes,le eonni:
sion hsh dealer. a. . fuiton FISH har wshi,tiss
si 81 ,sd asset, sss5s IL outs.andins accounts
Among the clcIior. az ne s .osa ,op 81
tsfr.,. : + Sisref i CO. sl59l. ard irene
kronimgs 81 800 1e ccinpsuy va r. aSo
and Chsries v k.pnimus wa president. -
ELIZABETH J. 1IALPlN. dTtssmahefs a. -
Ned l5th ~ ana g. West iSu o.. has nlel = -
titol ir baasrup,ry. with lia5ilities s7iS3 ana az
sets $3.50. boz lvo scrouii. Am.ls ts Sii,sr
n Altman A 20. 81 SIG. Ne, ". S.ssl L.
81 80. 70. rent. and 18th - keaiy ~ Wv
EAGIr DAIRY Co petiti?a IN banskrdst .,.
XIII doi1s busiUcss as tle Eagle Dliry 60.
grocer al 3si simpson =. 1Ils Broha BY me- NEE
J scbw.rfr' SOC. and Louis Diamondstone. floJ;
] I4.s liabilities are $500 ard assets 81 90.
LOI ~ NANGfsKN 4 petition iu bsnArHp'-y
has bcca hled against Louis isnofs9, sfoesr. a
l&5 rrosPse' Iii B 6o ,as q TsS Boz
20 SOS: Louis Aronson. si2s. and :. befAoSiS
dSAA ''.i,, 10 lire Al liz Csrai 81 has made
au assignment 70 Abraham Bernstein. Wa i,.a 80
dated bee. Il last petition IL. DTe.up' ,,od
81 Godberr. ;I7s; Charts linmsrmsn' >-'l'
and joseph I. Llebermsn $iy..,n = hi,
hisJ . pettiou In halNuptcy here. with liablitles
ss5' $50. o. which sli5ii Is serlftd AND a'. &C..
sg5 5o5 iu rcai estate suhJect 10 niot.sHsG ~
In iaa lew months AID on mortgage
Petition Dismissed
lu~EPH MANDEL -Iudze A y HAND nas as,
missed a petition ~ aiF7iIitJ nled on jan
against Ioscvh Mald-!. urs lT ~ l9ces anu .ni
troidcres late al Is to 81 orchard st., win
i,-au,h I'm Boston on the ground mat ~ w. u.s.
-oi,ept lie showed that he mad assets o, si-,ve'
and liabilities 5000. The expenses o' tne p y;
,csdius,. about SGgJ aIc 10 DC para " '"e ~
tiOuiug creditors.
Bankruptcy Schedules
BAIIIV & GREENBEEG. dealers in dress good
al ..Uy East lU2G g.. have hiei seheuuies' ehV"
iug liabilities t5.al- and assets Sl'so.
Assignment
THOMAS -. Eglls & CO--An -shshinca' o'
the rrn of Tuona, t. NUyc- 10, ,io,H = nels
IN .. William g.. va iI.ue ycslef!sy y, -
..i& Inrun.up; one e., ;he FARMER. 70 Iaras d
H. Neu, TIE othtr partner wee iIOnAS
Move, and CeiiA \. Home. Of 10 central ialH
West The latter Is siG 10 have hech specs
.,artner Tor $4,000 IL was stated Tat me presei'
address and place cf sogCGrn O' MI Moves Is VI
kn0vu: that he WIS the active head OF the nrm
lad abandoned the business. which Was sispe4iued'
and ken, himself conc, sed. \ IGhgnsnt was %
ialned against the firm. ard Mr. Nehel Mss ep-
rented receiver In supplementary p-oceedlnss on
rrsb-nst, Mr. Move. csre here from England
len wear, ego and later president OF mining
company in Idaho. n November. 1919, Ne oecsne
the head Of the firm % Noyes. Mefr1Insn q 20.
which was aftcrNsrd dissolved. and nc present nrh
was formed ru Novembcr =. 1916. MI Noyes DC
came p member Of the Consolidated Exchange on
CIJARIIS BECK. grocery and milk store a.
l26 Sierh 81. las mace an Assignment J."
Morris VI. Gross.
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MISC fIfbNEDtt

41,gG BEACH 9pssirsble corner Eiysf.
slas siyd Hlo,s ohsF'' o. f''''"'''
4 "a gol 100 Tnb9n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09

IN FoRECLOsURE.-SUP COURT.
County Of New York.-Lawyers Mort
gage Company. plaintiff. against THAI
Realty Company. ct al, defendants Coun-
~ Clerks Index No. 2si40. year 1915
Cary & Carroll. plaintiff. attorneys, SO
Wall Street. New York. n. Y. Pursuant
20 Judgment entered January 22nd, 1917.
the undersigned will sell at public auction
at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos Ii-l6
Vesey Street. Borough Of Manhattan CITY
OF New York. at IL o'clock noon on Feb
ruary 2lst. 1917. by Samuel Marx, auc-
tioneer. the mortgaged premises directed
by said judgment To he solo. situated IN
the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New
York. on the southerly side of East l2tst
Street 40 feet essteriy from the southeas.
corner Of East l2lst street and Park Ave-
nue.; being 30 feet In width front and rear
by IS feet ~. inches In depth on each
side the easterly and westerly boundarlc.
running parallel with Park Avenue and
the southerly boundary running parallel
with East l3lst Street. the westerly wall
being a party wall. Subject to any state
Of facts which an accurate survey would
show. Being the premises described in a
mortgage recorded In the Office OF the
Register of New York County on April
GOTH 1908. In Section 6. Liber 239 of Mort
cages. page ii9. Block No 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
No Ulterior Motive for
Transfer, Declares
Commissioner
NEEDED THERE TO
MAKE INVESTIGATIONS
Prisoner, Cheerful, Writes
for Birth Control
Literature

Mrs. Margaret Sanger IS nov a, mem
Der Of the sanitary squad in the Queens
County Penitentiary, Long Island City.
Commissioner of Correction Lewis
ordered her removed from BlackwclPs
Island Immediately after her arrival
there, but he insists there is no partIc-
ular reason for transferring her to TINS
modern prison, which is considered oy
prison investigators the best no" IN
use by the city.
Il want Mrs. Sanger there to MAKE
certain Investigations" Commissioner
Lewis announced, bat he refused to
saw what the nature Of the research
work will be. 1t was learned through
the Department OF Correction that
Mrs. Sanger is one Of a group of spe-
cially selected strong, healthy women
who attend TO scrubbing all the peni-
Tertiary floors and washing dishes.
The view from Mrs. Sanger's cell is
described as Every attractive" From
her window she has an outlook over
Ncwtown Greek and the salt marshes,
and with the other inmates she may
walk in the large prison courtyard ioI
On hour daily, if she chooses.
Mrs. Sanger is directly under the di-
rcction Of Mrs. Mary Whitaker, the head
mstron, and is said to enter into her
work cheerfully and obediently. A let
ter requesting some birth-control lit
erature and magazines was received by
one of her friends yesterday morning
and read in part: 81 am not unhappy
at all, and shall try to take advantage
of the rest offered me. Please send me
a toothbrush, nightgown and brush and
comb"
The following statement was given
out by Commissioner Lewis: "Mrs. San
ger was transferred to the Queens
prison as soon as she reached Black
wells Island and had a bath. Black
wells Island is overcrowded, and, be-
sides, we keep there women of the
strcct-walking class. We have to place
some of our women prisoners in the
Queens institution. There is much
work 10 be done there, and 1t is ar
institution where an investigation may
do some good.
$50 far as | know, Mrs. Sanger made
no objection TO her removal. 1t would
not have made any difference II she
had. There was no Interior motive IN
removing her. The charge that ! was
afraid to have her learn conditions
which she might put into book is, OF
course, all bosh.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
RUSSIA INCREASES
ITS OIL PRODUCTION
Volga Highway Helps to Solve
TRANSFORMATION Difficulties

Production Of oil in Russia increased
in 1916, according to report trans
lated in "The Financial Gazette" and
transmitted by W. c. huntington
United States commercial attache at
Petrograd. The report states that
The transportation question. being solver
by means Of the Volga highway. was littie
affected by the railroad dificuities' ne
labor situation also is satisfactory, since
the industrial personnel OF the Caucasus
consists mainly OF Persian subjects -
slight depression was felt only IN the driIl-
ing department. because Of the shortage o.
machinery. the effect of which VIII De
shown mainly in the future. There Is also
shortage Of chemical reagents Tor pc
tfOleum refining.
The output Of petroleum durInG TIE hrst
ten months of 1916 amounted % 'oS.ouO,-
O0O pools $50. 400 barrels Of iorty-two
gallons, at the United states Geologicai
Survey rate. for Russian crude oil. OF s:55
pools 10 the barreD. as compared WIN
476. 600 900 pools tj1.1i2.90O barreIsl IN
the first ten months of 1918. The follow
ing table shows the production Of the most
important districts during the two perioos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
House Rejects Plan
to Put POstmasters
Under Civil Service
Disagrees with Senate on Poin.
dexter Amendment and Sends
II Back to ConferreeS
Iron The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Feb. S.--Avoiding a rec
ord rollcall by parliamentary maneu-
wiring, the House Of Representatives to.
day refused to accept the PoindeXter
amendment putting all postmasters un-
der civil service. The House finally
voted to disagree with the Senate on
this point, thereby sending the amend
ment back to the conferrees.
Republican Floor Leader Mann moved
to agree with the Senate. Chairman
Moon Of the House Postoffice Commit
tee, however, proposed an amendment
which, instead of classifying the pres
ent postmasters under the civil service,
would cover only those officials holding
Office on December 80. 1917. This would
give the Administration eleven months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
FORECLOSURE SALES.

N FoRECL OSURE :-SUPREME COURT.
County of New York. MOSES II.
JACOBS. Plaintiff. against FERDINAND
STERN and others, Defendants.
PAUL GROSS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
302 Broadway New York.
pu,suant 10 Judgment entered December
i3th 1916 the undersigned VIII sell at pup
lie auction at the Exchange Salesroom NO.
1916 yesey Street. In the Borough or Man
haitian city OF New York. at IL O'Clock
noon. on February 27th 1911. oy samuel
Marx. Auctioneer. the mortgaged premises
directed by said judgment TO be sold, SIT
rated in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
OF New York, and therein described as
follows
BEGINNING at point on the easterly
side Of FIRST Avenue. distant forty @
feet southerly from the corner formed by
the intersection Of the easteriy side OF
FIRST Avenue, with the southerly side or
Thirteenth Street: running thence easterly
parallel with Thirteenth Street and part
Of the way through a party wall. eighty
Avenue. twen;y-four feet two and three
quarter inches, thence in southwesteriy
direction as the fence stands or formerly
stood seven feet eleven inches, thence as
the fence stands or formerly stood south
easterly at right angles or nearly so. 10
said last mentioned line. nine feet nine
inches to a line parallel with Thirteenth
Street and distant seventy-eight rect SIX
and three quarter inches southerly from
the southerly side OF Thirteenth Street,
seyenty-seven feet eight inches easterly
from the easterly side OF First Avenue;
thence westerly parallel with Thirteenth
street and through a party wall, seventy
seven feet eight inches TO the easterly side
OF First Avenue, and thence northeriy
along said easterly side OF First Avenue
thirty-seven feet and onc-quarter OF an
inch to the poiTt CT place OF beginning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09

~ FORECLOSURE COURT
countv of New York. MOSES Il.
JACOBS. Plaintiff. against FERDINAND
otbara DefeuHaQts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
II. S. MILITARY ORDERS

Capt GEORGE T. POND. eth Inf. after arrival
in Southern Department and upon compietioa
Of duty with recruits en- route 10 that depart
nent will Join his regiment
Capt. JOHN &. II. LIE. Corps Of Engineers IRON
nnesent duty 10 Governor. Island May ]. and
repor; 10 MAJOR General LsoJard Wood Tor sp-
Dontrnet p Aide-dc camp on his star.
Capt De WITT ". ClIAMBEIt,lN. a. NJ g.
report 10 cctnmonilng general. Southern Depart
uent for Assignment.
Major MARCUS y. STOkES. N;h INF, Ge'sicd
INSPECTOR instructcr wilh Na.icnai Guard 10 NeN
Jersey. 20 Trenton. ..
Ieat, ~ .-trc. one monif s1sH.e, Capt rlE1.Rl,
n,s.e1i outs. cyfcfisiou ONE i'orth granted ,srt.
FREpEEICk = YOI Sc. q ". g, ard So
oad - ROBERT z. BARTON, Jr.. "a lnf,
Virginia National Gus-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09

in which TO decide finally who should
receive these plums.
Mr.. Moon also opposed the idea OF
promoting postmaster OF a small
town, who had made good TO larger
city.
1--WE don't want this migratory. car
pctbagging class of postmasters, ne
declared. $50 | have provided that no
person shall be appointed postmaster
anywhere unless he shall have been
patron of that Office for at least twelve
months"
Mr.. Moon made it clear that his pur-
pose was TO defeat the main question.
81 am not in accord with many gen
tlemen who believe that the civil ser,
vice is good thing" he declared. l
for one don't believe that the civil ser
vice system is a good one for the Amer
lean people when civil service carries
with it life tenure in Office"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09

The increase in production. it will
be seen, falls largely to the Sura-
khany region. which has been under
going considerable development. The
increase in the Grozny region is due
primarily to the development of the
rev fields. in which the production
during the 1916 period amounted to
2s OOO. 900 pools (3,e01.ioO barrels), as
compared with 100000 pools d.
900 500 barrels in the 1915 period.
The old Baku fields are being gradu-
ally exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09

HARE BAgGAfN o.. o0e. sfy easy t.rrns Coloni2l
country Home large grounds. With fine Shade
tres mgh H. healthy mountains nine ro0rns. iWo
bs'hs gery IArg, living room Niih up@n fireplace
ysiis psneiisd w hardwood fouf bedrooms and
lied bath % second sOof. t@o bedrooms and bath
On ihird rnor. huge erudaa and opeu sAlefb
fut~fb view ~ lake golf. county club. near sta.
,l,r ,grty .nine minutes 10 cry. Lsckawanna II IL
All eity o6nuB.ncss. ps,qpst r1sts. electric hfhi.
near churches. schools: eslsd nslghb0rh0Od Al
drsss OWNEH DO1 81. Tribune Onee.