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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-05-25

A ThIrtssn.vsar-old olrl Killed Q LIZ
tie Infant.

Toronto, Ont. May 22.--Josephine
Carr, 13-year.old girl, has confessed
to the murder Of William Murray, O.
months-old infant. II is claimed Of the
girl that she has been In the habit Of
stealing baby carriages from the front
Of department store while the par
ents we're inside shopping. The police
have recovered several Of these car.
riages, which had been sold to neigh.
bors. Last Friday the girl went to a
department store and found baby in
each carriage in front of the store.
SO she picked out the best looking ba.
by carriage Of the lot, which contained
the Murray child. and made off with
it. She took the child to the woods
near her home in the east end Of the
city and. stripping 1t Of its clothing.
threw II over an embankment and
caused its death. Later she placed
the body in a culvert and buried the
clothing. On Saturday she made the
announcement that she had "discov-
cred" the child's body in the culvert.
She was Immediately suspected, and
when accused Of the crime she mado
q confession.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT.
He viii Represent the President at the
Lewis and Clark Exposition.

Indianapolis, Ind. May 22.-vice
President Charles w. Fairbanks will
leave Indianapolis next Saturday night
for Portland, Ore, where he will rep.
resent President Roosevelt at the
opening Of the Lewis and Clark expo
sitiOn June 1.
A small party will accompany the
vice president, but its composition has
not yet been determined, he said.
After spending several days at Port
land the vice president will come east
to Flint, Mich, where he will deliver
an address June Z. During the follow
ing week he will be the commence
ment day orator at Iowa state univer-
sity. From June 10 to 23 he will be
in Delaware. O., attending meeting
of the board of trustees Of Ohio Yves.
leyan university.
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Dayton, O.. May ss.--A literary con.
test was held at the Tnrners' hall In
this city, the participants being mem
bers Of the North Cincinnati. Central
Cincinnati, West Cincinnati, Coving-
ton. Ky. Norwood and Dayton Turnge-
meindes. In declamations the prizes
were awarded as follows:
First Prize--E. Groneweg, North Gin.
cinnati Verein.
Second--J. b. Anspon, Dayton.
Third--Carl Scheidt. Dayton.
In the contest In impromptu speak
ing w. F. Kramer, Of Dayton, secured
first prize; Philip Bossard, jr., Dayton,
second prize.
Prof. Max Schmidhofer, physical d.
rector of the local organization, lectur-
ed on Source of Evolution Of Heat in
tho Human System" The contest was
given under the auspices Of the Ohio
Kentucky Turner League. Albert
Remde, of Cincinnati. presiding. Di.
plomas were awarded at the conclu-
sion of the contests.
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The Jury Found Him Guilty Of
Murder In the First
Degree.
DEATH SENTENCE RECOMMENDED.
Jury Reached q Decision In Less Than
Half an Hours Deliberation,
Three Ballots Being Taken.
The Convicted Man Is Charged by
the Police With Having Married
at Least 40 Women In the
Past is Years.

Chicago, May 20.-Johann Hoch,
who by his own confession, is several
times bigamist, and who Is charged
by the police with having married at
least 40 women in the past Is years,
was found guilty Of murder and the
death sentence was recommended by a
jury in Judge Kersten's court.
The crime for which Hoch will be
led to the gallows was the murder Of
his last known wife, Mrs. Marie
Welcker-Hoch. Hoch had been mar.
ried to this woman a few days when
she became suddenly Ill and died. He
then formed an alliance with the sis
ter Of the dead woman, Mrs. Fischer,
and securing the latters money fed
from Chicago. This woman In quest
Of revenge notified the police that
Hoch had poisoned her sister and a
search for Hoch was begun. He was
found two weeks later in New York
and brought back to Chicago and con-
fronted by several of his supposed
wives. During the trial expert testi-
mony was offered by the state that
Hoch had poisoned the woman by
administ ering arsenic.
The verdict was one Of the quickest
on record in Cook county, the jury hav-
ing reached a decision In less than half
an hour. Three ballots were taken.
The first ballot was unanimous as to
Hochs guilt and then a ballot follow
ed as to the punishment to be inflict-
ed. This ballot showed ten in favor
of the death penalty and two for life
Imprisonment. A third ballot resulted
in the 12 jurymen voting for the death
nannlty
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RUSSIANS REPULSED.
Detachment Of infantry and Cavalry
Attacked chiengzu.

Toxic. May 22.-The following re.
port is published:
I'm the direction of Wei Yuan Pao-
men on the morning Of May 10. the
enemy with two companies Of infantry
and two squadrons Of cavalry again
attacked Chiengtzu but was repulsed
at 1 O'Clock in the afternoon. Stimuli
taneously the enemy with one regi-
ment Of infantry and Ave squadrons Of
cavalry actively attacked Ching Yang
Pao but was entirely repulsed at 6
o'clock in the evening. There had
been no material change at Changtu
except collisions with scouts since we
repulsed the enemy on May 18. On
the right bank Of the Llao river the
enemy's cavalry is concentrating its
main strength being at Kungchuliang.
eight miles west Of Fakoman."
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
Chicago Street Railway Companies
Willing To Sell Traction Properties.

Chicago, May 19.-Representatives
of the Chicago street railway compan-
les declared their willingness to sell
their traction properties to the munic-
ipality. The value to be placed upon
the lines and the terms Of sale were
made matters for future condition.
Upon request Of the traction represen.
tatives time was granted by the city's
representatives for the fixing Of def
lite price. In return the traction
companies agreed to place no obstacle
in the way Of municipal ownership"
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REV. Or. CUSHING DEAD.
Hs Was Suddenly Stricken In the eap.
tist Convention, ct. Louis.

st. Louis, May 1S.-Just as the Bap.
tist convention was about to adjourn
Rev. DR.. Gushing. president Of the Bap-
tist university, Rangoon. India, was
stricken while occupying a seat upon
the rostrum and fell apparently dying
to the floor. While waiting for the ar.
rival Of an ambulance a prayer was
offered for DR.. Cushing, the delegates
standing with bowed heads while the
supplication was being voiced.
Before the arrival Of medical assist
ance, however, DR.. Gushing died. He
had been carried from the speakers
stage to the vestibule Of the Third
Baptist church. where the convention
is being held. and cushions from the
pews had been hastily procured to
make a temporary resting place. DR..
Cushing did not regain consciousness.
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OFFICERS DETAILED.
They viii Join the Russian Army In
Manchuria.

Washington, May 18.-Orders were
issued from the war department for
Brig Gen. Thomas H. Barry, COM
manding the department of the gulf at
Atlanta, Ca. Col. John Van r. Hoff.
of the medical department at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. and Capt. Sidney
A. Cloman. Of the general staff in this
city. to proceed to st. Petersburg. Rus
sia, and report to the United States
ambassador preliminary to their join.
ing the Russian army in Manchuria as
military attaches to observe the oper-
atiOns of the troops.
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BEEF TRUST INQUIRY.
The Grand Jury At Chicago Adjourned
Until June 7.

Chicago. May 20.-The grand jury
which has been investigating the beef
industry adjourned after being In ses-
sion for exactly three months. 1t will
reconvene on June Z to vote the in
dictments which in the meantime may
be prepared by the Office Of the United
States district attorney. Jesse p. Ly-
man, former president Of the National
Packing Co.; Hector Streyckman. for
mer confidential stenographer for Ar.
mour & Co., and Gustave Freunds, for
mer head Of the Aetna Trading Co..
were placed under bonds to assure
their attendance as witnesses at the
July term of court
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
The Movements Of the Alumni To Pre-.
sent An Endowment Gift.

Cambridge. Mass, May 19.--In con.
nection with the movement Of the
alumni Of Harvard university to pre-
sent an endowment gift Of $2.50O.OOO
to the college. circular was issued
by the committee in charge announc.
ing that $1.sOO.0OO had been raised.
The circular. which ia signed by Presi.
dent Roosevelt. Rt. Rev. William Law.
renee. president Of the Harvard alumni
and other prominent men urges Har-
ward graduates to assist In increasing
the sum to the desired amount.
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THE DOWIElTEs.
They viii Establish a Colony In Mex.
leo Similar To the One In Illinois.

Mexico City, May 22-Gladstone
Dowie, son of the Zion prophet, John
Alexander Dowie, ard Judge Barnes,
legal adviser are in the city COM
pleting details for the taking over Of
large tract Of land for the purpose
of establishing a colony in Mexico sim
liar to that at Zion City, Ill. In an
interview Mr.. Dowie said:
I'VE have secured an option on one
of the Gonzales Haciendes, embracing
100000 acres Of territory In the state
of Tamulipas. We are also negotla-
ting to acquire farming lands. making
a total of one million acres"
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IN A GRAVEYARD.
Sexton Revived the Lite Cne That
Had pecn Left For Dead.

Roseville. Ohio, May 20.-While
some people were pagElag through the
cemetery adjoining Eoseville they
were surprised to find what appeared
to be the body Of a dead baby only
few days old in small pine box.
The Hnders Of the supposed corpse,
thinking that the sexton had forgotten
to bury the baby. notified him and he
was az much surprised as they to hear
that the little one had been left in the
graveyard. The sexton took the child
In charge and removed 1t to his home,
where restoratives were applied and
the child revived.
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WHISPERS RULED OUT.
Are Declared To BE Germ catehers
BY Iowa Health Board.

Des Moines, Ia, May 20.-The pres.
ident of the state board of health has
announced that the board will aodpt
a rule that all physicians in its EN-.
ploy must shave Off their boards and
mustaches. He declared that whis.
kers are germ catchers and that no
physician. as q general proposition.
ought to wear storm doors"
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sankey Dangerously III.

New York, May 20.-Ira D. Sankey,
hymn writer and singer. whose name
is household word throughout the re-
ligious world. has been dangerously Ill
at his Brooklyn home. His life has
been despaired Of, and though he Is
now somewhat improved, his intimate
friends and relatives are still anxious
about him.
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PERCENTAGE PLAN.
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Change
system Of Paying Dues.

Detroit, May 20.-The convention Of
the Amalgamated Association Of Iron.
Stell and Tin Workers changer the
system Of paying dues In the organi-
cation. A percentage system was
adopted which provides that not less
than l per cent. Of mans gross
wages shall be paid. and the advisor?
board of the association was given
power to increase the percentage when
occasion demands as much as is neces.
sary.
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SIXTEENTH INFANTRY.
Left Fort Mcpherson For the Philip.
pine Islands.

Atlanta. Ca, May 20.-Ths 18th In.
fantry, U. 8. A., Col. Butler d. Price.
has left Fort Mcpherson for the Phil.
ippines. They will take the place there
OF the 18th infantry which on the ar
rival Of the 16th will return to the
United States and 1t IL expected will
be stationed at Fort Mcpherson. The
17th 10 not expected to reach Atlanta
before the latter part Of the summer
and Fort Mcpherson in the meantime
will be practically deserted. except for
the necessary guard for the property.
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OUTLAW CHIEF KILLED.
Pala and Most Of His Followers Are
Dead.

Manila, May 19.-News has been re-
ceived that Pala, the out 'aw Moro
chief, who has been pursued the past
two weeks on the Island of Jolo by
troops under the command of Gen.
Leonard Wood, has been killed. His
few surviving followers are being
trailed by the troops. At the begin
ming of the uprising Pala was reported
to have a following Of 600 well-armed
men, most of whom have been killed.
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TeehnIcaIlty Saved Him.

Columbus. O.. May 22.-After he had
served four months Stanton Randles.
Of Coshocton, was released from the
penitentiary by order of the circuit
court because 1t was shown that he
had made no entrance to the corncrib
he was alleged to have robbed. but
had pried of board and let the corn
roll out. He was, therefore. not guilty
Of any penitcntiary offense. He had
been sentenced to five years.
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THE SWlTCHM EN-.
No One Not Actively Engaged Can Be.
come a Grand Officer.

indianapolis, Ind, May ia rule
that will make it impossible for any
man except one actively engaged in
switch yard to become grand
lodge officer Of the Switchmen's Union
of North America was adopted by the
union in committee of the whole. The
rule will probably be incorporated in
the constitution.
Mayor Mcmillan, of Ashtabula, O.,
who is an active candidate for the
grand mastership in opposition to
Grand Master Hawley, who stands for
reelection, will be disqualified to hold
Office under this rule.
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THE EPIscoPALIANs.
Georgia Diocesan Conference Accom-.
plished Segregation Of the Races

Macon. Ca. May 19.-The state do
cesan conference Of the Episcopal
church practically accomplished the
segregation Of the races in Georgia. A
report recommending that a state coun-
Gil composed of negroes be permitted
to perform authority over all matters
not affecting the fundamental laws Of
the church. such legislation to be SUBJ
ject to the approval Of the diocesan
convention. was received and approx
ed, to be formally adopted in 1906.
However, the effect Of the action Is
immediate.
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Chadwick Homestead Sold.

Cleveland, O., May 19.-At the sale
by Trustee in Bankruptcy Nathan Loe-
ser of the Chadwick homestead. the
highest bid was $4,000, made by ex.
Judge w. w. Boynton. on behalf Of the
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co..
Of Elyria. O.. the holder OF mortgage.
which. with interest. amounts to about
S43.OOO.
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HUMPHREYS

HUMPHREYS
Specifics cure by acting directly on the
stoR parts without disturbing the rest OF
Ne system.
No. for Fevers.
No. Q Worms.
No. 8 Teething.
No. " Diarrhea.
No. +" Coughs.
No. 8 Neuralgia.
No. 8 Headaches.
No. 10 :" Dyspepsia.
No. II Suppressed Periods.
No. IL Whites.
No. IS Group.
No. n The Skin.
No. Is f" Rheumatism.
No. 16 Malaria.
No. 10 Catarrh.
No. 20 whooping Cough.
No. ~ The Kidneys.
No. so The Bladder.
No. n La Grippe.
In small bottles Of pellets that At the vest
pocket. At Druggists or mailed, 25c. each.
~ Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphrsys' Med. Co., Cor william Z John Streets.
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A pLUcKv WOMAN.
She Grabbed Housebreaker Who
Leaped Through q Window.

Dayton. O.. May ga housebreak-
er entered the home Of Barney
Schmidt and was caught by Mrs.
Schmidt, who grabbed the'intruder and
screamed. but the thief broke away
and leaped through n window Of the
first floor. carrying sash. screen and
shutters with him. He was badly
wounded. The b!oodhounds' of the de-
partment were sent to the scene and
trailed the burglar to National avenue,
where they lost the scent. Only a
small amount of cash was secured.
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Roosevelt Names Adams.

Washington. May 22.-In view Of
the death recently Of Judge Amos M.
Thayer. Of the United States circuit
court 1t st. Louis. President Roosevelt
has decided to promote to the vacan.
cy Judge Elmer B. Adams. Of the Unit.
ed States district court at st. Louis.
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puolIist Broke His Wrist.

Baltimore. May 20.-In the first
round Of what was to have been a l6
round fight between Benny Yanger. OF
Chicago. and Harry Lewis. Of Phila.
delphia, Yanger broke his left wrist
The blow that resulted In the accident
landed on Lewis elbow.
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THE PULLMAN CO.
A License To Do Business in Kansas
Refused II.

Topeka, Kan, May 22.-The state
charter board has refused the applica.
ticn of the Pullman Co. for license
to do business in Kansas. The com.
pany sent fee of s27.50 with its ap-
rlication. The board announced that
an additional fee of $l4,927.50 would
have to be paid, which is the charter
fee required under the law on the
Pullman Co.'S capitalization of s74.
900 600
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MRS. OGDEN DoReMUs.
Honorary Vice President Of the Daueh.
tiers Of American Revolution Dead.

New York. May 22.-Mrs. Ogden
Doremus. wife Of Prof. r. Ogden Dore-
mus. died, aged rs years. Mrs. Dore-
mus was daughter Of Capt. Zophar
Skidmore. an officer In the Continen.
tai army. who was at the surrender Of
Bursoyne at Saratoga. She was re-
gent Of the New York chapter Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
and honorary vice president Of the ma.
tioual society. r
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Sunday Delivery Of Malls.

Chicago, May 19.-The Sabbath As
sociation Of Illinois. at their 10Th an.
nual meeting here, decided to send a
letter to President Roosevelt request
ing him to stop the delivery OF mails
on Sunday and also to discontinue the
payment on Sunday Of the men en-
ployed on the Panama canal.
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Parry Reelected President.

Atlanta, Ca. May 19.-The tentA an.
nual convention Of the National Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers came to q
close after selecting New York a. the
place for the convention Of 1905. and
re-electing d. NJ. Parry. Of Indiana, a.
president.
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The national congress Of women. In
session In Moscow. adopted q reso!u.
ton in favor Of peace and the political
enfranchisement Of Russia.
The st. Petersburg newspapers again
say Gen. Kuropatkin ls returning from
the front and going to the crimeA to
recuperate.
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Poor wpuan--Ay husband prevent.
% terrible wreck qn your road, but
the company has neves done anything
for him. WI 7 -
Aagnats -what thought vel had
rewarded hin wy. ! pndsrstood that
~ coadnctee toek up : generous col.
leetios snneeg the passssgsrs for
hin
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Chicago Charter Bill sIaned.

Springfield, ILL.,. May 19.-GOv. Do
neen signed the Chicago charter bill
which includes In It's provisions the
lengthening Of the term Of once Of
mayor and aldermen from two to four
years. The bill carries Q referendum
clause.
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OFF FOR vlcksBuRG.
Gov. Hcrriek and Battlefield Commits.
sion Leave on Special.

Columbus, o., May 20.-Gov. Her
rick and the Ohio battlefield commits
sion left on a special train for Vicks.
burg. They will participate in the ded
ication of the Ohio monuments. which
will take place next Monday. the 4Sd
anniversary Of the assault upon the
confederate works. A large number
Of Ohio citizens accompanied the party.
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eeea ause Hes Q Tramp.

Sandusky. o.. May 20. - Frank
Thompson. who was found guilty ON the
charge OF being tramp. was sentenc-
ed to serve one year In the peniten.
tiary by Judge Reed. The case IL .
novel one. and the action was brought
under statute forgotten by most peo-
n1o
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FAREWELL BANQUET.
Gen. Porter, Retiring American Am.
bassador, Entertained In Paris.

Paris, May 1S.-Gen. Porter, the re.
firing American ambassador, was Civ.
en- notable farewell banquet which
for sumptuousness of appointments
and the distinguished character Of the
guests present has not besn exceeded
by anything Of the kind held in recent
years In Paris. President Loubet was
represented by Gen. Dubois. head Of
the presidential stan.
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0ets NJ. 2.OOO 4 Week.

Washington. May 18.-Members Of
Nan Patterson's family confirmed tho
stories Of 32.OO0-a-week theatrical
contract signed by Nan with q firm of
music hall proprietors. She Is to shine
rs Q star by leading six girls In .
dance especially composed for her.
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Elected Moderator.

Ft. Worth. Tex. May 19.-Dr. ]. e.
P)unkett, OF Augusta, Ca. was elected
moderator by the general assembly OF
the Southern Presbyterian church in
the United States. DR.. 9. M. Neel,
DID,, is the retiring moderator.
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Shot FIrers' eIII sIunsd.

Springfield. ILL.,. May 1s.-Gov. Chas.
d. Deneen signed the shot frers' bill
which provides that after July local
operators shall furnish special shot
Arsrs In place Of leaving this work to
regular miners.
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Masto odon's Bones Found.

Ravenna. O.. May 22.-W. H. Brown,
foe the Brown Fuller Construction Co.
unearthed what u believed to be the
skeleton Of mastodon while dredging
the channel Of the Little Cuyshoga In
Randolph, 10 miles from Raveuna.
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Ovelneee FaIIuree.

New York, May 20.-Business fail.
urss In the United States for the week
ending May ls number 1sl. against
l6s last week. 1l6 In the like week IN
1904. 166 In 1903 and l63 In 1903. In
Canada failures number II. - against
10 last week.
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st. Petersburg. May 2e.-Ambassa-
dor Meyers institution Of . special
messenger service to carry embassy
dispatches to Berlin evokes sarcastic
comment by the press Of st. Peters
burg. The Novosti says the new am
bassador evidently puts slight faith In
the government postal service.
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Aftar 0trIke Droakern.

Kansas City, May 22.-F. q. Curry,
the strike breaker. who has. bsea In
this city tor several days recruiting
men, recsived Telegram from the
secretary q the Chicago Bmploysrs'
sssociatiou instructing him to send To
CHICAGO Ill q the men he can secure.
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Toronto. Kas.. May s0.-Ths women
OF the Baptia church here have written
20 John d. Rockefeller ash.ng fos e.
rancial assistance TO rebuild their
hurch, which was destroyed by To-
nado l5 W.