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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-16

Russian Kapiha Launch Creeps Out
Of the Harb0r.
CRIPPLES A CRUISER.
d Yoang Oficer and Three tackles
Under Cover Of Darkness Try
to Bow Up Vessel Of
the Opposition.

Lao Yang. May 1.-THE Russian
Meet scored the first distinctive naval
success OF the war on May 10 by the
torpedoing and gripping. though not
the sinking. of an arrnored japanese
cruiser In Talien Wan bay. The Rus
sian attack was carefully planned on
May 10. while the japanese squadron
was concentrated outside Dainy. de-
voting its whole attention to TaIien
Wan bay. and was carried out the
same night.
The attacking force was not a reg
niar torpedo boat. but was only small
naptha launch In command OF young
naval officer who had with him three
jackies Tae launch mounted small
machine gun and carried three tor
pecees.
When darkness feii. the launch crept
cut of Port Arthur kuggtng the shore.
with no lights aboard and no glow
from the engines to betraye her pres
enoe. IL was late when she gained the
outer line OF the japanese squadron.
Slipping through the torpedo boa;
pickets and selecting the nearest war
ship. big arTnored cruiser she stole
toward her ard succeeded I'm exploding
against her side o single torpedo. A
deafenIng report followed the sxplo-
sion. which echoed far ashore. Ira
msdiateiy flames enyeIoped the cruiser.
which evidently was badly crippled.
The crew Of the cruiser was seen
20 he aghting the FIRE. which they st
last succeeded in extinguishing, A sis
ter ship took the damaged vessel In
tow and disappeared TO the south
east
The launch escaped the hot FIRE d.
reet~d against her By the japanese
ships but being unable to return To
Port Arthur or TO get into Daluy, she
was beachsd not far from Dalny.
Only a few Of the higher officers were
sssrs Of the plan. the success OF which
depended upon secrecy. The achieve
frent raised tho spirits Of the Russians
afiest and ashore. ard the young naval
effscer who was the hero NJ the ex-
plot was feted and recommended for
the Cross % 81 George
The Russians. on aav ~ tnprs-
hendinK thar the presence Of a Japanese
squadron meant an attempt 10 rapture
Tsalnsy. blow up the piers ana q,n~t-
iy svactlR,.d the place
Two Thousand Japan~~~ et,~ r,--a~-
cupied the road tn Saa. tsop as,B0
cutting or Port Arthur -truns
force is advancing AEafA~t PAi4nalrl.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Cefingtou state bank OF Covlngtsn.
Okla. has failed.
Midshipman Bnttiagham drowned
or Annapolis. Md
Two inches OF snow feH at Calumet,
Mich oa the 18th
Al Philadelphia Kid Mccoy and Jack
o'Brien fought six rounds to "a draw.
Earliest pluns ever raised around
Denison sold on the i4th at s. per
crate.
D~unis Canty has been u member
years
Next session OF Southern Baptist
convention win be- held at Kansas
city.
Clyde Houston OF Austin. member
OF the Firth cavalry. died In the Phil
ippines
r. II. Hervey. ar aged citizen OF Ma
yarro county. Texas, fell dead a, his
woodpt!e
in Lamar county. Texas. and tore leg
nearly off
Oklahoma United Commercial TRAY
elerS had an interesting session AT
Oklahoma cay.
JIM Holly of Dublin. Tex. was found
dead in a wagon sixteen mites south
east OF that place.
Methodist general conference at Los
Angeles will retire six bishops and
eject eight new ones.
charter has been granted the
Nardin State bank OF Nardin Okla
capital stock. $4,000.
Lyle Gregory was assassinated at
Denver. Ten bullets penetrated him
Jehn Combs was arrested
On iahorna postmasters organized at
Oklahoma City. J. J. Burke of Nor
man was elected president
Castrat Motel at Nacog aoches. Tex.
burned Mrs. Kennebrew. the propri-
etress. was seriously burned
BY the breaking OF bride span near
Reno. New. four persons fell into
Truekee river and we're drowned.
Congressman Hearst says he will
support the Democratic presidential
nominee, no matter whom he may be.
After being given the death penalty
at Red Cloud Neb.. for the murder OF
his wife and brother. Frank Barker
( confessed
Adjatant General Hgien has arrang-
ed for Texas regiment TO attend the
Worid's fair in July. The soldiers
F., will remain ten days.
In tight seventeen miles from
Knoxville. Tenn. Andy Johnson. white
was fatally shot and George Earl. a
negro. killed.
I After a terrible experience Of two
/ days. while lost In the desert near
| Chihuahua Mex Edward Nc. Schvar
Of Philadelphia was rescued and TAX en-
! 20 Philadelphia
! Rev. c. A. Lyons. charged at 81.
Paul with hlgamy. pleaded guilty.
and got four years. He Is alleged to
| have twenty-five wives Lyons SAYS
women ran after him and forced hin,
TO marry thenA
AT Paris. Tex. Jim Young was con
victed 81 being accessory 10 the MUIR
der by poisoning Of the little child Of
AIRS. CsFdie RAgsaale. and given life
imprisonment. The woman previously
got like sentence
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AN ORDINANCE.

An @rri4aaree tsy pr habss tsiiswanx the
occupation OF vending, haw king. or ped
ding iruas candy ~ other articles Of sn.r-
slanwaAkA Within certain dsfsHed limits
~ ths rtts and rap~Ai Articles a Chap
tsg 60, and all other ord nanceS ard paris
OF ordinances IN conflict with THIS oFdt-
Be ii ordained by the City Council Of
the CITY Uf WhxAhaehse that the follow
ing ordinance be, and the same Is hereby
section i. That hereafter IA shall be an
iawtai for any person. persons or gorpt9-
ration following the occupation 0f hawk
fng. Sc natng or peudEtnR frutt. candy or
other articles ri nerrhandise, to hAwk.
vena or peddis ang trpst, candy % other
article of Merchandise in or on any pub
~ street. alley oF side wslk sH the CATS al
NAxsharhle within the following BOUNDS
beg nningf, At .s 1sT ssss'2a n hDK III
road known as the Maxghachie Tap.
thence up Rogers street 20 Water street,
thence up Water street 10 Elm street.
thence 10 Elm street 10 Madison street
thence do~ "A Madison street 70 Jackson
street, thence up said jackson stFeet u
fh~ar.s sss,vmt4 sald rail road with same liz
. westerly direction 10 it's intersection
with Rogers street the place of begin
SECTION 4 Any person. persons or cor
pnFattan violating any provision ot the
above and foregoing section sha4i DE
deemed guilty 81 mtmderneAnor and upon
conviction shall be fined In any sum not
exceeding twenty ave dollars, and each
sale shall be deemed To be q separate of"
aenae. Provided. that nothing In this or
dinauce shAtI be construed TO Include per
sons selling. Offering for sale OF display
fng fruits and candies or other articles 81
merchandise on the sidewalk tEnmedtate-
ly In front 81 the building occupied rs "A
Trait. candy or other store BY the person
NJ occupying tbs saBe not exceeding
eighteen Inches from thr property line Of
the inside edge OF said side ~ ak All per
Nun, or persons @ho are Included under
the provisions Of this ordinance holding
un@xpirnd license may be refunded the
arc rata share al said LICENSE Tor MAid an
expired time upon application TO the City
Secretary.
Bection l. Artiela one "a and two 81.
Chapter e. Revised Ordinances OF the
City OF Waxahachie. and all other ordi-
dances and parts of ordinances IN con
nict with this ordinance are hereby re-
peaiGd.
Attest.
c. w. WALKER JE- w, j. Y. Ross.
@ City Sacy. Mayor.
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n Wsuld adsan More Fer Christianity
ard civiiixntien.

~ W&@f8 #s&&# MWfM " ~ &*ttt@A&sse~T
and Civilization.
Chicago. May i6.--'The Greatest
war in the worid' was the theme Of
sermon preached by Rev. ". L. Oar
of Kirksville. MO-. before the c:urnber-
land Presbyterian Missionary women.s
society. which began its twenty-fourth
session Sunday.
The speaker declared that victory
for Japan would mean more for
Christianity and civilization. because
her strides in civilization were longer
and surer than those OF Russia The
unexpected military power displayed
by Japan, he declared. was indirectly
the fruit OF the civilization that has
crept into the little empire through
the efforts of American missionaries
A plea for the widening of the mis-
sioTts ~ field was made by Mrs. Pres
ton of Texas. Mrs. II. +. Butts of Tex
as Mrs. l. l. Steele Of Alabama. Mrs.
T.. NJ. MitvheIl OF Missouri and Mrs. w.
j. Darby Of Evansville Ind. president
OF the board OF missions
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WILD REPORTS.
Some os Those Sent Out Ars So Re.
oardsd at london.


London. May is.--No esnfarrnatiou
has reached London Of the runners az
q great hattie at Siu Yen. and no at
tention whatever Is paid to the wild
reports Of the fall OF Pert Arthur. In
japanese quarters here confidence ~
expressed that great assault upon
that fortress viii be attempted befors
the end Of May
The correspondent OF the Daily Mai
at chefoo says he left for Port Arthur
last Tuesday. when the channel had
been cleared two cruisers having
steamed outside. on May Z. he adds
the garrison there numbered Ii, 600
men. and Vas pro .tsieaed for nins
nonth&
According to Central News dis
patch from St. Petersburg. matt al :
vices fran Port Arthur clearly show
that the Russian cruiser Hoyarin, which
was destroyed FEB. 10. at Port Arthur.
struck q milne ana sunk while assist
iag ia the rescue Of che crew of the
sank ing torpedo transport Yeneisef.
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II Feel All Right q Soon ms / Take
Little of the Great Remedy
It Cured Me In Few Days"
PAINE.S CELERY
COMPOUND
1T GIVES ALMOST INSTANT
EFFECT

II G4A1
AS soon as I take little Of
Paine's Celery Compound feel all
right-calm, strong and cheerful
have told many friend how II
cured me In less than a week when
had constant sickness and weak
ness, and was totally unfit for active
work. The first day l took Psine's
Celery Compound the great improve
ment began. &c. w. Berry, Gales
burg, Ill.
Paine's Celery Compound, the
celebrated nerve vitalizer and tonic,
cures quickly-braces and invigo-
rates at once. No other remedy in
the world is like it. All doctors
know its famous formula, discover
ed by the great scientist of Dart
mouth University, Prof. Edward r.
Phelps. No other remedy has stood
so firmly the searching test of time.
No other remedy can point to so
many and such marvellous cures.
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YOURS TRULY.
Brother Dooy," Was the Inscription
Found on the Nepro

Atlanta May IA special to the
Constitution from Appling. Ca. says.
A crowd OF ioe mask ed men forciblv
entered the county jail IA Pc about
midnight Saturday, took out John
Cumming. negro. who Was awaiting
trial on the charge of criminal as
sauit and hanged him 10 a tree near
the pubic road about a half mile from
Appling. His body was afterwards
riddIed with birdshot and bullets. A
card was attached to the negroes breast
bearing the inscription. This is the
penalty for rape; yours truly Brother
Dooly"
The crime for which the negro was
iynched was commtted In the upper
part Of the county last week. and his
victim was ffteen-year- girl. The
crowd of iynehcrs was orderly and
quiet
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prsqyamms e - CArrisd 0us ~ thu
Ieas asar Baigdina.

proryamm@ se - Cnrrlsd 0ut ~ tha
Leas star saiidins.
Dallas. May zss-Ths fcliowtng an
nouncesnent has been made at Texas
worfds FAR headquarters IN this city:
The Texas building At Tire Louisiana
Purchase exposition will be dedicated
on Thursday afternoon. May IS. This
Is the date deciaed on by the meme
bers OF the executive committee Of
the commission. The ceremonies VIII
begin at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon,
and II In thought they will last un-
ill O'Clock The programme win be
as follows:
Music: Invocation. r. w. Anderson
OF sherman; presentation of Texas
building on behalf OF the Texas
Worries fair commission. r. B. Perkins
OF Dallas: music: acceptance OF the
Texas building on behalf OF the peo-
pie OF Texas, S. w T. Lanham. gov
ernor OF Texas: music; Texas and its
Destiny. '-----: music.
The name OF the speaker who Will
deliver the grafton on Texas and its
Lestiny'' will be announced within a
few days,
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ATTACK BRl0AADs
Number Of Native irr@aoiarS Made a
Desperate Faaht

Desperate fight
N'uchwsnE May ls-A band OF
hrigand& was attacked STOUT mile ami
half southeast OF ihts city Saturday
night nv narnisrr OF srtGwa irregu-
lars. the nEht being witnessed by the
corr@spo na~nt Of the Associated Press
Three were killed and two nsortaIy
wounded by the nativea who were not
assisted by the Russian troops The
Rss&sians are offering splendid pay fos
natives as railroad guards. which would
esashls them to piscs more hghtinE
men In the fisld. but the Chinese are
not accepting the offer
The total number Of japanese troops
landed st P7tGows amounts 10 30 Gee.
A Russian offlc~r. who vtll not al
iow hls name tn be mentioned inform
"a the Associated Press that the Rus
s1ans plan is To retire to Hardin aui
remain there untii home troops arrive
and then make quick and decisive
campaign southwark Tha late SUM
Ener rains commences soon. and then
campaigning viii be all bat lmposSi =
bic.
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Dewey Grand Counselor.

Corsicana Tex, May lS--United
Commercial Travellers meet next year
at San Antonio. The officers elected
are: Grand Counselor. A O. Dewey
Waco; grand past counselor. j. Nj
Berry, Dallas grand junior chancel-
lor. u. &. Moloy, Palestine: grand
secretary ". r. Gilbert Waco. grand
treasurer. l.. Schneider. Galveston
grand conductor ]. NJ Aliardyce San
Antonio; grand page, r. a Akard
Dallas; grand sentinel. J. s. McChn-
took. Waco
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Lao Yang. May fe.--e'hlnese soldiers
attacked the railroad coal mines oc-
cupied by the Russian administrative
force near Port Adams and drove out
the officials who were workiag there
in. many of them escaping orly part
~ clad. The Chinese looted the works
and retired.
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Greeted bs m.nv

Nashville, May is.--No business was
transacted by the southern Baptist
convention sunday The various pull
pits Of the city were occupied az morn
sng and evening services by visiting
ministers. ana large congregations
greeted them. In tina afternooA rally
at the tabernacle In the interest OF
sunday school ana evangeltstics work
was attended bv 1000 persons
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Chose Officers.

Wills Point. Tex. May 16.--Woman's
Christian Temperance Union elected
following officers: President. Mrs
Helen NJ. Stoddard. vice president al
large, Mrs Matte II. Turner OF Ter
reli: Office secretary Miss Fanny J.
Armstrong Of Fort Worth. correspond
Ing secretary Mrs, j Is. ANIME rrnar
OF Cisco recording secretary, Mrs. L.
Il. r.. Schneider OF Piano: treasurer
Miss Lula Reed Of Beaumont This
IL President Stoddard's fourteenth
election
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FISH CARNIVAL.
Novel Entertainment Given by CHI
zens OF Port Lavaca.

Port Iavaca, Tex. May 16.-F1sn
carnival was attended Sunday by
many people from Houston and other
points. Exhibits are confined to ma
rine and coast products. The Target
building. constructed for the purpose.
is decorated with elaborate displays
Of fish scales and shell flowers. All
varieties of fish. oysters. etc. from
Texas waters and from the banks Of
Campeche are displayed, as well as the
boats and all appliances used in the
capture. shipping and preservation Of
Ash and oysters. Carnival closes Sat
urday night with a naval battle.
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EI PaSo KILLING

El Paso May l6.--Whiie returning
with lady from the Sons Of Hermann
ball John L. Hu~rr a hardware clerk
was shot through the head. instantly
dying Henry Hierholtzer. a bartend-
er. was arrested, charged with the
killing He denied ali knowledge of IL.
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Sensational Story.

Paris. May lG.-The Matin published
sensational story of treason. which
was hfnted at in a telegram from Mi
Ian published In the Weekly Dispatch
The Mathis London correspondent has
obtained possession of eighty plans
of the fortihcations at Toulon. which
he is restoring 10 French government
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Nearly All VIII Rnhuild-

Batson, Tex. May l6.--Contracts
have been let for the rebuilding OF
nearly ali the derrick that were de-
stroyed By FIRE. Some of the smaller
companies win be obliged to await Il
meeting Of their board Of directors be-
fore they can resume operations.
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Railroad DESTROYED.

Paris. May 1s.-The correspondent
in st. Petersburg OF the Echo de Paris
says the general stan considers the
blockade of Port Arthur as unimpor-
tant. The correspondent adds that
he Is Informed that the railroad has
been destroyed since Ma IA over dis
lance OF twenty eight miles.
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panie prseipisated.

Hardin May is.-~The wounded who
are arriving here freIn Feng Wang
Cheng describe a panic precipitated
BY the Japanese attack on the hospital
guard durting the retreat from Kiu
Lien cheng. The japanese rushed
the mounted infantry escortjng the
hospital train. and escort broke and
Ealloped through the ambulanees The
japanese captured the whole OF the
hospital equipment
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eut Sunday night II shows a total
for ST Louis OF 1871 against 22o.sl4
for Chicago, II S. pointed out that
no excursions have yet been run -
bring IN visitors, and the attendance at
present Is largely local. and also that
tire popuis ton OF Chicago far exceeds
that Of St Louis.
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n IN a
otnlf
street Sales suppressed.

ST. Petersburg. May Ie.- The street
salas pf the vtedom1ssti have been sus-
PENDED because of the publication Of
q letter from NJ. AmfietatF0fF on Slbe-
Ran colonization. May H.
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LARGE INCREASE.
Attendance Over Fifty Thousand Mere
Than First Week.

ST. Louis. May 1.-THE total attend
ance at the Worlds fair for the second
week. ending Saturday night. showed
an increase OF over $4,000 over the to-
tai attendance for the opening week.
The Official statement OF the total at
tendance for the SECOND week and the
attendance for the same period during
the Columbian exposition was given
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LOST--One Iady's gold watch. On
front cover is engraved re. Y. b "
On back cover is two hearts, iulaid
with diamonds, inciTcled with blue
love knot. Suitable reward IL re.
turned to b. Baumgartner, Waxa-
hachie. DIS VIII
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wAETED-To show you some OF
our furniture Brooks, Satchell n
Company. ".
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wANTED-tg buggies TO paint at
once Workmanship frat class.
Prices moderate j. NJ. Gilmore.
Phone ~ ia building formerly oe-
cnnied bv to Daily Light. cod II
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FOR SALE-Twenty nice shoats.
Call at Gould Bros. meat marget. 81
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WILL MOORE HARDWARE CO.
Wants TO take down aud store
your beating stoves for you. II
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Your orders for shucKs,
cheap feed, also, cobs, they are
cheap enough to burn. Let us have
your spare bran sacks, ask for
prices at New Grist Mill. Free De-
livery. 1T. Williams Il Co. 40
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LOST Sttck-pin, between Meth0d.
fst church, Herring's Drug store
and Katy depot. Star and crescent
aet with pearls. s. H. Watson, Jr.3i
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WANT COLUMN |


BOUND Necklaces and pendant
near the University. Owner may
have same by calling &C Newtonfs
Jewelry store, Identifying property
and paying for thia notice. 81
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

round end round over the stockings by mountain
Then. snowshoes had TO be part Of every day.
equipment. for by O'Clock in the morning the
II hard to dress for comfort. because of the
alternate great heat and severe cold at different
white cork helmets or india with hoodIlke Jaeger
caps for wool for the cold.
During their FIRST two seasons the Workmsns
made seven ascents never made before
Mrs Workman began her climbing before her
marriage. She made all the familiar Swiss asceuts
years ago. and grew tired Of those well trodden
fields. because OF tire multiplicity Of tourists. She
stance. she bicycled fourteen thousand miles
through India With Dr. Workman. Their book on
the subject VIII appear this fall
india j. 20 me the most interesting country in
T~tv ~ srener and the local o6r and nitrss
ness OF rs popular ifs there is nothing in Europe
20 saats T5S taEfes 9 To h " @ Fngsh T
woman. living there because her husband is in Of
monotonous existence she Is out Of the great eur
rent of affairs She is cpt on from the theatres
modern English Her children must be sent
away 20 Engiand when ;hey are young. and grow
As 10 English women in England. the chief point
tnsc me - a,F see"'s & - ~ AZ. f,G
RracGe gd @u1e9oF t gDn a9" s ts MAJ
more fha,i American women. ard ttev have nade
cy-rijf.g a rart Of their lives ioSt IKE walking
There great wheel clubs which make cycle
Fea~raI the nF~i +o1a< Wheel s an aS@cpted
feature 0f her eXiSfe1Ce Many English women
have climbed the vel! known Alpine peaks, and IN
general they know moro about mountain climbing
and take moro interest in II than American wom-
an
During the workmans wheel tour - India they
averaged eiZhty miles a DAY. Mrs Workman ha-
lectured how: forty times in Germany An iumi-
mating experience ~ hers n that c0untrT-cnUinE
after the reports Of The council meetings there
= that has lectIred several times before learned
societies which had such antipsfhv 70 the pres
euce of women IN general hat not woman was
permitted ATTEND The meeting ana even women
Of tire press who sought TO interview Mrs. Work
man WHT@ ENNiNEe'i ~ NeE-fIlpr. -' We Iii-
before the Sorbonue and the French Alpine Society.
n
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APPEALS FOR HELPLESS ONES.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for 80
\ month TO proTide food and shelter for an aged
respec:s bic American woman who has worked
many years as book folder. but IS too feeble to
resume her work and has neither relatives
nor friends who can care for her. All attempts 10
place her IN home have failed
For 3 month for one year 10 paT the rent -
a blind and partially insane and hor
daughter. who for her. The mother receives
the blind pension from tho city. ard rhe daughter
rms = partial support sewing. but their pres
income will cover their expenses
For s50 n assist IN paving rent for Baptist
family ~ excellent standing The blind
and the in delicate health. There are i've
children. Tho Oldest. fourteen -"ars old, IS work
inp and relatives a doing All they can to help.
For & month 10 help support an aged woman
FOR one year. Sh" has in the past earned a little
posing for artists and by hraIdiDg rugs she Is
feeble and una BIZ anything but - - pa bic
Of attending hoT few wants She ~ alone IN the
world Her church pays her rent
For 81 month 20 supply food for . Tespectanie
widow. wears old. She is wlthout children
and has no relatives able 10 assist. and Is inca
paritated for work \ former employer gives her
her
ANY money for thesn cases sent 80 the Charit3
Organ ion Society No ~ East Twenty second
st. viii he dulv and publicly arknoU lodged