SECOND SECTION. FRIDAY EVENING, pages ato 20 HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH MAY 1,1914. li/IOTHERS 1 PENSION ENROLLMENT BIG lamps Almost Twenty Per Cent, in Less Than a Month Checks in payment of the State's half of mothers' pensions for the month of April are being mailed to a list of beneliciaries that has grown largely in the last thirty days. On April 1 the Auditor General's Depart ment had approved 118 recommenda tions, of which twenty were from Allegheny, six from Beaver, lifty from Philadelphia and forty-two from Lu zerne. At the close of the month the number of approved recommenda tions was 187. There are now thirty pensioners in Allegheny, sixty in Phil adelphia. twenty-two in Beaver and forty-two in Luzerne. The Luzerne county board of trus tees, of which Mrs. George Galland is chairman, has thought it wise to rec ommend smaller pensions to a larger number ol' mothers rather than larger pensions to a more limited number of worthy women. In this way it is using the fund at its command to the beset possible advantage. The as sistance given is widely distributed, and there is lessening of the danger that tho fund may be exhausted be fore nil deserving applicants shall have been placed on the list. WILL NOT CONTEST DECISION Special to The Telegraph Sunbury, Pa., May I.—George B. Heoinsynder. Sunbury. of counsel for the Snyder county "dry" forces, de cided to-day that the court's order giving fourteen retail und a wholesale liquor license there, in spite of the fact that the lawyers had argued that the advertising was illegal, will not be contested in the Supreme Court. He said he was well satisfied with the work of the court in refusing as many licenses as it did. "TIZ" EASES TIRED, " SORE, SWOLLEN FEET So tired of burning, sweaty, cal loused feet and corns? Use "TIZ." ers and a lavish production, is announced as the attraction at the Ma jestic next Friday. 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