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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
False Teeth That Grow.
From T.t-Bits.


A Moscow dentist has solved the problem
Of supplying the human mouth with false
teeth which will grow into the gums as
firmly as natural ones. DR.. Zamesky has
performed several successful operations on
dogs, well as human beings. The teeth
are made of gutta percha. porcelain or
metal, as the case may be. At the root OF
the false tooth holes are made. Holes are
also made upward into the jaw. The tooth
is then placed in the cavity. In a short
time soft granulated growth finds its way
from the patients jaw into the holes in the
tooth. This growth gradually hardens and
holds tee tooth in position. 1t is stated that
it does not matter whether the cavity I'm
which the tooth Is to be placed Is one from
which q natural, tooth has been drawn re-
Gently. or whether It has been healed for
some years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

mer representative. also from Brooklyn.
several times tried to get bill through
the House, but failed. Each asked for a
much larger amount than $50,O00. On one
occasion a bill was defeated in the House
by only four votes.
Il don't know whether Speaker Reed will
feel inclined to recognize me, 1 being Il
rev member and democrat but 1 hope to
be given a half hour. or at. least ten min
Ctes, to explain to Congress the justice Of
considering my bill. III u
THE bones Of great rsadtsd brave Ameri-
can soldiers are fnterreh "a tiaFort Greene.
which Is now one of BrNodyn's public
parks. and in one of thouGIfeSt sections Of
the city. The British array STINT American
prisoners captured at Santaga. Trenton,
Germantown and other l1acas,of battle to
Brooklyn. These prisoners srwere placed
on old hulks in the .IIaAt ..river about
where our famed WsAahout market
After death many bodies osegdrhrown over
beard The black holatp6 halcutta was
nothing compared to these British prison
ST Ups. A number of years ago the Tam
many society OF New foRksrsanrrected the
bones of these valiant soldiers and buried
them with military honoRs sthe fort.
Amos Cummings of the Ibrary commit
tee has assured me thatef1e H. in favor of
leagues from Brooklyn tfs'thqpw aside par
tisansm and unite in anfrsff1s to have the
hill passed = >
a.. 80: ......,-..
A committee representing the Cherokee
Indian nation arrived In the city Monday
night and established headquarters at the
National w. A. Duncan, the chairman,
has often been in Washington. He was the
spokesman for the Cherokee tribe, at the
time negotiations were had with the Dawes
commission. The other members of the
committee are now enjoying their first Wis
it to the national capital Their names are
David Falkner, Lacey Hawkins, Stephen
Teehee, Simon Waikingstick, Daniel Red
bird and J. NJ. La Hay. With the exoep-
ton of Chairman Duncan. each has the
copper complexion indicative of the origin
al North American aborigine. Mr.. La Hay
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Lunch Here.

Shoppers lunch. Served
all day. 10 cents the nomi-
nal price. Take elevator
or stairway to basement
floor.
OSr pound for best Candies.
SOS The quality and kinds sold
for 40 cents at the confectioners'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

Ladies' We've been doing
Suits. phenomenal bust
ness in Suits-and
its keeping up. And its Civ
ing us broken sizes and
odds and ends. We've gathered
them all together for tomorrow
and to pay you to look for
your size we give YOU nearly hall
the regular price.
$3.50 Suits for $4,000.
$1,000 Suits for $500.
$4,000 Suits for $500.
$1,000 Suits for SI,.5o.
$1,000 Suits for ST2. so.
$3.50 Suits for SIIoo.
$3.50 Suits for $3.50.
$1,000 Suits for $50.
$1,000 Suits for 5000.
Mems Xmas Ladies' es-
Furnishings. pecially will
L L NNie8iN
the convenience OF buying here
where only safe qualities and up
to-date styles are to be found
and where there are specials in
plenty.
Neckwear.
S1.5O Scarfs =79c.
Sl.OO Scarfs DC.
All shapes-light and dark effects We
bought makers rs.rves-and here they
are
Adler's Slk-linrd Mocha Gloves that
eseIybody else sells at 81 % we are 6
We are showing a line Of English Walk
ing Gloves. correct shades that & n Rm
are universally sold sI.15. for , Il .SW
The Saks D"gskin Glove. street shades
lined and uniinod- good any 81 - G
glove in Amortization. ................ y
We will put each pair of Gloves in a
fancy box free.
Silk Initial Handkerchiefs full size
handsome embroidery aud extra good quail
tiles, for DC, Doc. and 15c.
Japonette Handkerchiefs with 60
silk initial, six in hoN........... SCGs
cial value. better than you ever saw g n
at this price hefoIe-six in box. y II
.a Fancy .y,r English IN Web suspenders, De-
White and Fancy Silk-embroidered Sat
IN Snspenders, each pair in E6Nc
SILK Suspenders with sterling silver
huckics-each pair in box-S1.,0 and s.
Men's English Gloria Umbrellas. with
steer rod aud silyer-trimmed c en-
hahdies- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - eOV
Mems Tareta Silk Umbrellas. tight
roll with silyer-trimmed han 60
Initials will he engraved free on all
metalmounted Canes and Umbrellas.
Boys
Shoes.
We can Offer three lots Of Boys Shoes
again t"morrow-safe and sound and bar
gains
Boys Black Satin Calf Lace Shoes war
ranted all snlid leather; good shapes Sizes
II to pa. Worth sl.I5. Tnmor- 6 n I'D
row only. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - II o Il 4
Another lot Of Boys Black Calf Shoes
that good value at So-cum-
Portable shapes. Sizes 2ie to SO Gn u
About so pairs of Boys Black Solid Calf
Shoes. shapely and comfortable. G n 2m
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.The weakest must 70 to the WALL Salvation
OIL. the best Of liniments In bound to outstrip al
competitors. II 10 good and cheap. Is cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
l3C for 25c Christmas Books


FomS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

Coo for the usual 81 Express Wagons made to
carry big little boys. 81 95 for So so
Buckboards measuring ~ inches >. Csc for Doll
Carriages complete 10 the parasol. .25c for the
toy Trunks as large usually sold at 5Oc . 9sc
for the large Blaekboards, with stand and revolv-
ing copy sheet. feet long. Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

Smoking The and SO forth
Jackets means Bath Robes
and Bath Blan-
kets. This morning the lines
have been reinforced by some
arrivals that we've had special
ly made. The assortment is at
its best right now. We've got
THE stock-no doubt about
that-and we're giving THE
values-no doubt about that,
either. Let us add your choice
to the racks full we've got to de-
liver Christmas eve. Drop in
just to look. You'll come back
to buy-we are sure OF that.
Ladies' Everybody is adj
Coats. vertising specials.
They're buying all
the sample lines and all the lob
lots they can lay their hands on
so they say. We're not. But
we're giving you bigger bar
gains than they can. We're
giving you complete lots-all
sizes-that we have had made
up-to our special order-from
fabrics we have closed out from
the mills.
Blue and Black Cheviot Fly-front Shield
front Jackets. with deep cieviot facinas
coat back. new sleeves and double stitched
r rss,isr s 81 IS Jackets IS, as s,z rstaSS.9S
Rack Kersey and Heavy Black and
Blue linmesiun Cheyiot Jackets made with
both fly front and shield front: cut short
and jaunty; newest style sleeves: rcgli-
lar mans coat back: tapped seams: some
se rs ea s TERN sa sio to hs SZ.zS
Lot Of Novelty Boucles IN Red and Black
ana Brown and Black mixtures; cut fly and
shield front: new sleeves and back; lined
with good quality of plain andG6N 5R
colored satin. Actual value SIS QYeIS
Lot Of Tan Kersey Fly-front and Shield
IN
gay Roman-striped silk; new sleeves and
new back and raised seams. One of tn,
natticst Jackets that has been
SHOWN this season-and worth G n n 7R
@lopc W u u " ~
Lot Of Blue and Black Melton Jackets.
shieid-front slash collar. coat back. French
sleeves. double stitched seams and lined
with heavy Roman-strped silk
As big value AS $3.50 everSS S6O
pouSnI ~oeoV
Tan Whipcord FIy-front Jaekets-here's
style for you n.shcd with do,blc-stitched
seams. cut jaunty length. ccat collar and
back: latest sleeve. flaps on pockets lined
Worn 's sso 'aheaf SIX: Sl4.75
Girls We've closed out
Refers. from maker-two
big lots of Girls
Refers. They're ON sale now at
special prices.
Girls Novelty Cheviot Recfers with
storm collar. Lew style sleeves and empire
=
years. Compare them with others best
at Sand you'll jump at these SD nm
Tor ....--..-....--.- ~SeVV
Lot of Girls Brown, Red and Blue Mixed
Novelty Scotch Refers. with turnover and
sailor collar. latter trimmed with braid
and plain cloth iniaid: empire back. Com
pare these with others 81. ~ Refers Sizes
to II years. Special for Satur- 6 r 7E
COMPAN.
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25c for Bric=a=brac. .W0rtG1====

near tEat0 are pieces worth
'a7 JelT quaint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
24c for Boys and Girls SOC Books.

o
Chritm
Boys Republic" stories al price, isc ~ animals i"e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

ErO IR for the best 81 Carlsbad China Din
" 80 ~ and Tea Sets. that viii cost you
SIG ~ at the exclusive stores basement
Gk AE for the usual $50 American China
VVs>S Dinner and Tea Sets Of loo pieces
Basement.
en- AZ for the usual 81 80 Toilet Sets of
AsVo pieces. decorated in three coiors.
Basement.
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The Third Floor 25c Bazaar

All departments represented Some of articles arc uo+,
apiece ~ i
Boxes.
lay in
al the tl lBrnzeO
for q DC
Black Peuan HnelI
through
uni Note
$
apron improper he purse in ofth
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

UC Tor hat ornaments Of Steel Jet and Rhine
stones originally sold up zoe each
Second uoOr
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Pictures ON the Second Floor.

Be sure and see these pictures
firm, to be closed ont before Christnl
kSc for the Ladies' New-styie SIX Bows and
OON Jahots. each in pretty box som" worth
Szo for lO-yard Dress Patterns Of ZOE Qnaliiy
~ ~ Cal.cves. In neat package, with Christ
ms card Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

is i'm FULL blast multitude of big price
the Big Stores" compliments
offerings the gift buyer will find many things keep
for himself Again you're undeni-
able evidences that at
greatest opportunity greatest saving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

SS $3.50 Only DC each for thos @e that up s to
up " JIG eacn. Second floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

Boys Holiday
Furnishings. specials for
in needful Haberdashery.
Fancy English Web suspenders. 90
each pair in u box. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Xmas Neckwear-Reefer Bows. Windsors,
Tecks. Band Bows and Four-in- orc
Hands-gay and quiet colors. ~
Three Boys Fancy borlered Hand re
kerchfefs
Boys Fleece-llned Dogskin Gloves, roc
in new Tan shades. ........-....... Oo>
Boys Astrakhan-back Gloves. with roc
Cape Linen Collars. straight and turn
, oyer points: for wear with the . for 2sc
Bows Don't overlook these
Hats. items - they'll fill a
need and do Christmas
duty, too-saving you money at
the same time.
Chiidrens Worsted Toques. in Red. Blue
BLACK, Brown and combinations,
with silk tassels. Regular CSC. S6N<-
quality for. Observation-Disclosures. OVSs
Children's Roman-strped silk
T"ques. worth $19s, for "A dollar Q2c
a lot of Boys Brown and Black
Fedoras genuine fur hats. with silk
bands and bindings: the very latest
shapes. Regular price. S14S. To- O2C
morrow. '.................
rIem's The $3.50 and
Clothing SI2.5o sales of
Suits and Over
coats may not last longer than
tomorrow. 1t rests with you-
we've given you the choice of
these exceptional values-and
they're going rapidly. These
fabrics were woven for higher
priced grades than we've marked
the garments. But we made
'em up-and that adds another
saving to the one got on the
purchase OF the fabrics. Both
are for you. There are ali sizes
and all stylish effects-some
of our best in America" Cloth
ing. Pick quick. ~..-
$3.50 or $3.50
ITEMS The two lots that
Pants. keep the Suit and
Overcoat sale COM
pany are par offerings. II you
want a pair of Dress Pants
jump at these
Fine English worste,ls. in the fashionable
stripes, cut shapely and will fit
per Sc and 81 values-S3 rs
lof.-.. minimum. 80. .~O ~
If you want Every day Pants--this is your
chance.
Choice If nine different styles of CASH
mer. an,. Cheviot Pants. that areSO Or
worth $31D-p2rfect fttibS-for. .~SeAO
Mems The last sale of
Hats manufacturers sam
pie Derbys and Fe-
doras that we can have this sea-
son-because this is the last lot
that we deem good enough to
offer you. 'Tisn't the advertis-
ing of Hats at Shut the Civ
ing of our values that make our
Dollar Sales" such important
ones-and SO impossible to
match.
Choice If all the fashionable shapes i'm all
the shades-both Derbys and Fedoras-regrI-
lar 81. $3.50 and So Hats-tolay and a n
tomorrow for. ....,....,........ %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

81 OS for Jap. Fire Screens worth 50 80 49,
" ~ only S2.3S for this last 81 - Book
Case Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

Girls Novelty Cheviot Refers. with
storm collar, Lew style sleeves and empire
back, or plain back. Fit ages To II
years. Compare them with others best
at Sand you'll jump at these 60 nm
E .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
l8C for best 25c FHamdkerchiefs

y Table filed with all lots which
q n petr box for
Many l2'-" Ian!Aerchief &c for three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
1Oc for the 25c Calendars of '08,

Irwin of teaui6ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

Lot of Girls Brown. Red and Blue Mixed
Novelty Scotch Refers. with turnover and
sailor collar. latter trimmed with braid
and plain cloth inlaid: empire back Com
pare these with others 80 Refers Sizes
to II years. Special for Satur- e 2 7R
day at .................. DID, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
1OC for 15C to 25c DOLLS and II

TSi"is and nls
-- TO
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superior Etierdown
S''I"s anu pam otIs All sizes in style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
Now for the Basement Floor.

leave the building without basement floor
bargains clocks, lamps tables cut glass and fine
china toys and games,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
'8c for 81 so Silver and Gilt Piec
Take Elevator to Fourth Floor.

49, for TJc solid OAK ard Mahogany finish
'O~' Jar'liniere Stands-only sac for Tables
worth 81 and Sis. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17
25c for Mems Superior Scarfs,

uSevsral hundred Of to
Silks used neckw -|'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-17

EFStop table cxamir
Sacht"l tuwCrk
lars f" only cents ~ "
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BIS w Tor ~ SIX Petticoa's. Roman strip.
ana plain colors. in glace efYec,.
Note the six cords in the umbrella r,,ie.
Third HoOr
Evening star., 1897-01-27
LIKE HYP.NoTIsM.
HABITS THAT AprEARuA1.Mosr HYPNOTIC

HABITS THAT APPEARu ALMOST HYPNOTIC.
The tenacity with whicH seme habits stick to
people, or people stick to ithe habits, is very
markable, particularly the 4Sbacco and coffee habit.
People act almost as II they Eere in reality under
q hypnotic spell. They promise themselves and
frie nds time and again that they will leave OF,
when they hnd health forasking them, but they
make one excuse Or another ahd keep the dreary
way as If guided by an unseeH spirit Of evil.
Physicians realize the useldssncss Of treating
patient for any Of the mtildtude of nervous dis
eases 20 long as the poisonous alkaloids OF tobacco
and coffee are being takenr into the system, even
in minute doses. d.
1t is a simple matter to areak the coffee spell II
the food drink, Postum, st,sf health coffee made
by the Postum Cereal Co; ilhn, of Battle Creek,
Mich Ii Used In Its placet ie This is fac-simile
OF fine Mocha coffee in looks when brewed, aid
changes to the rich golden brown of old Java when
cream is added. Being made wholly Of grains
intended by the Creator for mans subsistence It
makes red blood quickly and is fattening and
nourlshing. The muddy complexion disappears and
in its place comes the clear skin OF health with
rich blood c0ursing back OF it. Many people
sick and do not know that 1t is the insdious poison
OF coffee that prostrates stomach and liver and
carses it. They laugh at first but a trial Of a
week without coffee and using the food drink Pos
tum, makes one wake up to great big live fact
The children can sip from papa's mammals
conee cup, If 1t happens to contain Postum and
their little bodies will grow round and fat under
the nourishment Of the pure grains, but it is
heartless proceeding to feed the tender bodies on
Coffee as every one knows the puny sickly looks Of
coffee drinking children.
Let people adopt healthful food and drink snd
throw physic to the dogs
lust good Postum Cereal are words used
to defraud the public.
Evening star., 1897-01-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.
Susan b. Anthony Speaks of the Prog
ress Made During the Year

susan h. Anthony Speaks of the PrOx.
ress Made During the Year.
The National American Woman Suffrage
annual meeting opened yesterday at Des
Moines, Iowa, with a fair attendance
Seventeen states were represented. A COM
mittee on resolutions was appointed.
Rachel Foster Avery, corresponding Sec
retary, reported over 1900 articles publish
ed during the past year. in nearly seven
hundred papers, read by more than one
though national headquarters at Philadel-
phia have done good work during the past
year, at an expense of 81 300, she recon-
mended the removal Of headquarters to
New York to cooperate with the national
organization.
susan b. Anthony, president, gave her
annual address yesterday afternoon. 1t
was devoted largely to a statement of the
work in California, which she regarded as
fornia's defeat Is simply victory deferred
Tor the legislature Is sure to submit an
amendment, and they will be victorious in
November, 1898. Nevada Oregon, Wash
lngton and Montana are also likely to have
suffrage campaigns and prospects for sue
cess are good. She urged a more thorough
local organization for the education of the
voters.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw of Philadelphia
reported on the work in California, where
she spent most Of the past year with Miss
Anthony, speaking twice daily for several
months. and found only five places in the
entire state where the largest hall would
hold their audiences.
Laura Clay Of Kentucky spoke for that
state. telling of satisfactory progress in
the recognition of women upon state boards
and in social legislation asked for by wo-
men.
Evening star., 1897-01-27

u Under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated the
TN Gay OF March, AID. 1895, and recorded In Liber
40. 1874 folio AS ct seQ, of the land records Of
holder Of the notes thereby secured, will sell.
fISss sf eaf RIs,ss
the folio %i9g described real estate, situate in the
county Of Washington, District of Columbia, and
designated rs and being parts OF lots one a. and
PLEASANT PLAINS and .LEMAR's OUTLET"
and described follows: Beginning at the south
west corner of Fourteenth Street road and Shert
southern line Of said Sheridan avenue northwest
corner Of said lot two (2); thence southwary With
said western line Of lot two (2) one hundred and
thiIty<nve ll3o) feet; thence eastwardly parallel
TWO " at pOiut one hundred and thirty-fve Q35)
teet s0uthwardly from northeast Of said lot
TWO ~; thence eastwardly to Fourteenth Street
load ct point one hundred and forty-two Ii2 feet
fouthwardly from beginning; thence northwardly
along said Fourteenth Street road one hundred and
fortytwo d42) feet to beginning together with
tanning twenty.one suites Of rooms and all the
machinery, engines, boilers elevators. chandeliers
gas fixtures and other fixtures and appliances
thereto belonging.
The terms Of sale: One third cash. and the bal
.ce in one and two years, for which the notes of
the purchaser must be given, bearing interest pay
centum per annum from day Of sale. and to S Be Sc Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. or all
cash, at purchasers option. All cOnveyancing
demonstrating I and & recording at purShasers cost
sale. II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser, after three days public no
tice of such resale In newspaper published In
the city Of Washington. D. c.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Trustee.
NE corner 18th st. NV. and N. Y. ave.
Jal5-d&ds 1418 st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-01-27
NICARAGUA CANAL.
Mr.. Hitchcock Replies to Senior ROdri-
Euex's Statement.

Secretary Olney yesterday sent to the
Senate letter sent to him by Hiram Hitch
cock. president Of the Maritime Canal Com
pany, in reply to Senior Rodriguez's state
ment regarding his company. Mr.. Hitch
cock says that when Senior Rodriguez saws
the company has forfeited its charter be-
cause Of neglect to make the surveys as
required ''he omits to inform you that the
final surveys and location of the canal
were made and concluded by a commission
OF engineers in strict conformity with ar
ticle AZ Of the concession. and were formal
ly accepted by the government Of Nicara-
qua on October 8, 1880"
Mr.. Hitchcock also asserts that the COM
pany has fully compiled with the require
ments of the concession that all nations
shall be invited to contribute and also that
reserving a certain percentage Of the capt.
tai stock for the accommodation of resi-
subscribe. He further says that the COM
pany issued the per cent of the stock re-
served for Nicaragua on October 81, 1890,
but that the Nicaraguan government has
not yet appointed an agent to receive 1t.
He adds that he has assured Senior Rod
riguez In personal interview that his COM
pany would accept no measure that would
ceived the concessions. He says, therefore,
that the attitude assumed by the Central
American minister Is inexplicable. 1.-The
letter OF the minister" he concludes, 'is an
attack upon the integrity of the Maritime
Canal Company and its concessions, and on
behalf o fthat company / ask the protec-
tton and aid of the government Of the
United States in the defense and main
tenance Of Its concessionary rights and its
property
Evening star., 1897-01-27
CHICAGO'S KIND HEART.
Prompt and Generous Response to
Mayor Swifts Call.

The quick response OF the citizens TO
Mayor Swift's appeal has resulted In the
relief of suffering in Chicago with rapidity
and to an extent far beyond expectations
Through the systematic canvass OF the po-
lice and the prompt attention to the cases
reported by the officers, II is safe to say
that but few persons suffered last night In
Chicago from cold or hunger. During the
past forty-eight hours not less than /. 80
families were supplied through the police
with food and fuel.
The work OF the police was reinforced
yesterday by that of the letter carriers,
who, acting on Postmaster Hesing's or
ders, gathered the names OF the unfortu-
mates On their routes and turned them into
the substations, the superintendents of
which then reported to the police. The
work of the Salvation Army was far-reach-
ing. and the information in the hands of
the "slum' workers was used to great ad-
vantage In the relief work.
Mayor Swift was busy all day receiving
subscriptions to the relief fund. A brew
ing company of Milwaukee telegraphed
Mayor Swift that IL had sent 1000 to help
feed the hungry. The largest contribution
so far made to the public relief fund was
by the officials and employees of the Postal
Telegraph and Cable Company, who raised
5000 The lumber dealers of the city
raised 81 800 In fifteen minutes. and prom
lsed that this morning the amount would
the exhibitors OF cycles at the national
cycle exposition The list was headed with
contribution Of u coo. Fully $4,000 has
been raised for relief work In the last two
dayS by voluntary responses TO Mayor
Swifts proclamation.