Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

reads a. foliowss s.rsrribss sasthauaks tAae
mnrnin9. Ku1ned rxess building. 4achin.
cry mostly safA No one injured Great
calamity. Need help. Letter.
subsoauuittse to Meet.
Chairman q. 4. Janney announces that
subcommittes on house-to-house canvass
No. 1. TO collect money and supplies Tor
the San Ffancisco sufferers. will meet At
the Curtis school this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Each member is requested TO
be prompt and not 20 decline to serve. The
names Of the members follow:
Charles Hedrick. 3521 N street: Hiss Ella
Johnston. Cora F1ats; Mis- A. K. DE Main,
8S21 N street: Miss Louisa Robinson, Poto-
mac street; Miss H. III. Royce. 141o Seth
street; Mrs. Natalie Hassan, Potomac and
N streets; Mrs. George r. FugsI. 8200 Q
street; Miss Fueel S2o8 o streeti Mre. W.
d. Shipman 3427 street; Mrn- J. II.
Chamberlain, 1907 35th street; Miss Baoens
1887 38d street; e. J. Kirby. 1048 SD street:
]. e Dyer, saith and Prospect streets . ynnn
T. Kieting. 3417 U street; John NJ Alien.
8418 u street; p. T. Moran, 1920 Z street;
J. r. Freeman, 1919 32d street; !. p. Snoe-
maker, Wisconsin avenue; IneoooIe
Barnes. Wisconsin avenue: Baker w, ee as.,,
1920 O street; J. Barton Miller. l62l ootn
street: II. w Onutt, 32d and N streetsi
George w. Ofutt, 3206 NJ street: aeorse
Freeman, 1915 O street: eugene Lyuunuai
a81S o street; DR.. ODonneil, SO anu
streets: W. H. wetzeI. 1414 84th street
T Clark. $3.50 N street: J. w. Stohiman.
1910 N street; Rev DR.. Howden. T0toHao
and q streets; Rev. DR.. Holland, frlnlty
church: Mr. Doohttle. Western dien
school; H w. Fisher. $500 y stfeet' an~
Morris W. Waters. SD and . Streets
Appeal of Knights Of Columbus
The KNIGHTS of Columbus of this city are
,,.ktng an effort to raise fund for the
h.naat Of the members OF the organization
who met with losses in San Francisco An
anneal has been made to the members OF
the organization through circular letter
addressed to them. which Is, In part az
follows: ~ ,rr
order to appeal to you, loyal knight OF
CoIun.bus in behalf OF our brothers OF the
once great city OF San Francisco In TINS the
hour OF their peril and distress Let US 20
man give practical exemplifcatfon OF the
beautiful lessons Of our order by the reiiel
of our brothers OF the stricken city, remem-
bering that we are all united in fraternity
and that today It Is for us to give ana them
to receive: tomorrow 1t may De ZOE tnem W
give and us to receive
Let us contribute generously. Let those
who are blessed with means contribute ac-
cordfngly, but let each member contribute
at least one dollar. II we do this we VIII
be able to forward q fund that will alleviate
the sufferings of an unfortunate city. re-
fleet credit upon the knights of the District
of Columbia and rebound to the glory OF
our order.
please forward your contribution at once
to your worthy grand knight. for 1t Is Inn
peratfve that our relief be immediate.
There is no time for delay
The organization has already made one
substantial contribution to the fund for the
benefit OF the sufferers, and the second con-
trfbution Will be forwarded as soon AZ all
the knights have been heard from.
Notes.
Principal Wilkinson of the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum. at Berkeley. reports that
no pupil or employee Of the institution re-
ceived the slightest injury. All are we'll
Gov. Pardee announced Monday that he
VIII continue to proclaim legal holidays
from day to day as long as the financial
conditfon of the state is unsettled
The Southern Pacific system is preparing
to reopen their headquarters in San Fran
cisco. Permission of the state board Of
harbor commissioners was obtained Monday
TOT the use OF the ferry building.
President Wheeler OF the University Of
California has suspended the sessions OF
the college for the rest Of the academic
year.