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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

bar (@ol. 5, n. of, men BET me-
ner pel BOG / 9irfeliebeoen ben ito.
re Sfore, Der taffer 8no for, at
De life er iom -- oenne Soloer.
Seq peo ON Ell lille Sraf, Der er
baaoe til at Ie % er9oe ooer. en
Il Ganmarf meeet befenot prGit
ipurgte en- @nnO beroore: Sig
mie mn, fRre De, er De ct @nos
9orn?~
.So, oct ifulOe iee oa pei tro.
Seq ai'er 6 Collars ON aorei /
4r9itelen.@
s Sonobeol set ifuIoe mar Co
bel trol
9, boor er ri ariitne lonet bag
efter / bette, at Dor ariitenoom ifaI
befreftes netop pes oens gpne til
at pmiorme port Sino / 2igbeo
meo aoneens giaebe.
rMen Iigeiom ban. Der faIote
e6er, er beaig, perer 5 oeiaa ieLr
beaiee / al Omgengelie."
Meo bette Sprog blioe Serrens
beaige life iaa mart feroiae. 9bi
Der itoar 10: / al OmoangeIie.
OFF, iaa itaor hi nof ale enonl
paa &fitano og Dor life meme os
Iaa plot fremifreOne. at 9olOerens
attituoe life mere eener fig for os.
Set er Dor Sfplo, at ariIten.
oommen for ion mango fun er en-
E, Sfuemsnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Sfnement og Hissmsnt.
(af q. g.

Roar en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rigtig ifnI eripores. eIer nonr en-
fortienitfuIo gerion rietig ifaI bp.
ores. er oct fra eomheI 1io Sfii
at laoe prpge en- Wsnt eler We.
ooIlie, bUor enten ct Gptrin ener ei
Bortrrt ofbiIOer oct eIIer BEN. Der
ifoI boIoes ! SufommeIie. On Ioa.
ban Msnt fables en- Sfuemsnt. for.
81 ben Inn err til staOs o. life aaI.
Der noget | onaIig SanbeI o. Gan.
Oel. inaen aofomit bar iom gpiie.
mi0oeI.
aisets Rsnt. Oerimo0. meo Den
or bet en- anOen Gag. Ten er dutori.
Ierst III Brua nstOp | screenings
IiDef. til guttsmibbeI. III sfiIIemsni
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

Sra 8e~gDnoelien III Gnoen al De
10 Gages mprfelige Ngoer | 5or-
binoelie mel Neroens : Mislions /.
Sonferencen / goinburg fra a.
%. SUM oofieOe ben ODerbeDis.
ming gennem ale 6o~rbanolinger og
Gebatter. at Eioen er fomnreri, oo
Observation-Disclosures inoen for Den
proteitantiite a~riitenbeo bar fomme
! nRrmere Somarbeioe meo bDer.
ANDRE. Tenne Ouerbepisning no.
tnltes | ina soot Iom ale De 8 aom-
misiioners 3apporter. Der boDoe
pGret UNDER llonrbeioeIfe | ngiten to
Var. SDer al 6isie commissioner
beiio0 al omfriHa 90 Ne0lemmer.
al buiIfe bper par ferfot me0 be irr.
eone observation-disclosures. ban ban.
Be meo at asre. o. Oeres llnOeris.
aeIiesfeIi par prnfiiIf tnIt ben belle
peroen. Gen aommisiion beintteoe
fg meo ~GuonaeIiets liobreoeIie til
beIe ben ifYe.friitne Herosn. lens
Qorreiponoester par benpsb 800. On
snoen commissions CpsoDs par
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

Or. Sobm 81. Mott, Crbitprer Deo
@eroens : Nisiions aOnferencens
SurretninssiesiiOn os 5Ormano paa
bennc aunferenees 6urti9tteliesfo-
mite.
Or. Mott bar itoaet / ngie 5or.
binoelie meo religisit 4rbei0e 6lanot
Stuoenter BELT Iioen ban | 4oret
1888 graouereoes fra Cornell Uni
perfitet (Stbaco, sc. g. San bar
ppret ben leoenoe Nano / ltobre-
oelien al llnge Npnos friitelige
Gorening peO llniueriiteter, Col
Iege'er og PROFESSIONALS Sfoler Ser
ben oper, = en- 8ep9gelie, Der M
omfntter $4,000 Stuoenter og
29rere. Wotts gentagne Cure Ser
ben runot ! oenne Organizations
Snteresie bar bragt bam / npr 6or.
binoelie meo Wisiionsforetagenoer /
mango 2anoe. edinburgh llnioerii.
tet bar oefOreret BAN meo @raoen
29. o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

booo man emo fan enTfe, t9t-
fe. ipnes og meme, ioa tror leg,
at ct Solmeboesififte itoar for
Dor Gsr. og on bette Sfifte | alt
paientIist er 5remenne oe 6orbe-
BRING paa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Om.
ronoe, ion lao os life oeo ufrugtbor
SteoiebeO I9age Sinorineer for
Soeen, men oere os fortrolig meO
Den og ~forbereoe Opereonoen, iau
Den fan foreaoo ioa let og uifaOe.
Iiat iom muIiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
On SalmebOgsififtet.
vi Soar Warius Sanfen,
St%apleburit, 0e6r.

5 DGoniferen" for Y. aue. bar
Mr. @br. SEMEN, aluoubon, So. ct
StDtte, al bDiltet oct fremgaar, at
ban life fan u9re glao oe0 ct Sal.
mebogsififte. 9taa, en6ner maa 10
ie meo line egne Zine ogiaa pao
oenne Gag; Der intet laoer Jig
iremtoinge4. 3og er ieg pis paa, at
DIR. Senien | lit Snierat tager feif
paa aoifiai9e Steoer og life oeIer
Sol o9 9eir Iige" meqem Se TO
Salmeiomlinger, nemIig oaonDents.
iolmebogen" og 0SaImebog for Sir.
fe % Stem.
@r. 5. tiger, at airfeminiiteriet
/ 9anmarf bar bonolet uilfaarligt
peo at foranore Salmeboger. 0len
ben g%etragtning fan npppe oqre
retferoig. Sbi oSalmebog for Sir.
fe og Stem fremfom life 0eo no.
get Ueiniiterbuo, men oeo en- Srang
| ben oanife Neniebeo til at fao
i'm airfeialmebog oe airfeiang for.
beOret. 0g oenne 8rang. oenne
erfenoelie, leOte til, at Rqn0 meo
ct tort og goot Raon | BEN 6anife
Wenigbeo lit Sogen / oeres Sanno
og iamleoe uSalmebog for airfe og
Stem. III oisie M9no fan incomes:
Sfat Gsr0am, 8. Stein, 9. Sdous.
Doe, g. @et5de, 6r. Rielien, 6. 5.
Brandt d. golf. 9pno man emo
fan meme ON oisie 9erionerS fir.
feIige StaOe, oereS Sn0iiet, 9petig-
beo og t%rofoite Sinoelng moo ben
lutberife 5olfefirfe | 9nnmarf er
bpDet oOer enbper 3oiDI. Den BET
er benz og Here andre li0eiinoeoe,
ui ifDIoer ben M Salmeboa, % life
ct pilfaarligt Winilterbuo. SeIofel.
geligt mac 9ogen opre ~approberet
al airfeminiIteriet men ieg tror If.
fe, at bet fan iiges meo Gettq, at
ben er fremfommet oeo ct miniiteri.
eft Waetbuo.
5oao tiger Solicit til ben np Sal.
mebog? ipsr9er SIR. ). 90 ban
ioarer, at ban bar bsrt, at mango
bar notnlt fig ueunitigt imoo ben.
Den bua0 getDOning bar iaa oct?
5olfets asit er Oirfelig life oItib
CUB % Snnobeoens Com ooer Ell
itor Sag. Ofte fan 6olfeinaffen %.
re blottet for enoog Iuno 5ornnft.
Wan1folOige | 05olfet~ maneler
5oruoiRtning til at funne beosmme
en- Solmeiomlings 9Rroi.
Ren 5olfets Rsit beres paa en-
onoen Woaoe | 0enne Sag, nemlia
ueO 9ogens llobreoelie / Ganmarf.
90 ben Rsit er Diit fuIot ioa poali.
oeIig Tom no9et nnoet. Oct Gfsem.
plnr at Den M SoImeboe, ieg bar
oe6 Sann0en. er fra 1904 o. Of
37te Oplaa. Zen aenosgerning ~.
mes life al tale for. at oct oonife
Soils Hsit er imoO 6enne Dog.
anennenoe Oe omtoIte Goronorin.
ger. ia. on er 5oronOring 10 5ornn.
bring oe fan eoOt Drre en- geiDRr.
liabeo for oct tiIonnte. Ren OerIom
M Gornnorineerne | S~aImeboeen
err | bet bouebiaoeIhe pirfeIlae 5or.
bebrineer. oil bet inn life oGre bet
beoite al mo0tnse benz meO peloiI-
Iie2
Sssut wr. >. life Tpnes ON ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19


rer @er0en rumot. nogior0e en-
8unfe paa flere 6oos Spffelie. at-
ter en- anoea aommisiion arbeioeOe
meo ollnoerpisning | SorbolO til
notionalt Gins ariItianiiering. gn
fier0e commissions 0peaoe per
.9riitenoommens 9noifob til De It.
fe-friitne Heligioner." @n femtes
,ariitenoommens 6orbolo til Ge.
gerineer~. @n iiettes gSjemmets
@~runooolo". gn ipnenoes ylt06nn-
nellie at Wisiionerer" 9nae oisie
commissioner frembolot iom oeres
Sperbepisning, ernnoet paa oeres
llnoerie9eIier, at 8i0en par fom.
men for mere foreneoe geitrebelier
og llooifling al iterre gnigbeo. S
8etragtning al en- ian0nn Mfenings-
iamitemmigbeo bIanot De n9onte ipo
commissioner funoe man baoe oen-
tet, at ben ottenoe aommisiion, bnis
Opgaoe bor gSamarbeioe og 6rem.
me al gnigbeo" piloe bape bragt
BET it9rfeit mulige deiuItat an9aa-
enoe oenne @enitono. Men oen ngi-
e0es meo at benitiae, at @eroens.
Observation-Disclosures ifuloe fort-
iGtte Jig pe6 at pPlge en- 6orti9t.
teliess aommisiion 6or oenne aom-
mission foreilog commissioner for
Samorbeioe os 5remme at eni9beo
fslgenoe Opgnper:
y gt fremboloe Sheen ON Ger.
0ens- Misiions Tom ct
MiOoel iii at ii%oeorone Misiionsnr.
beioet. til at bragg iunoe 9inier for
fremtiOig ltooifIin9, at fremeIife og
peo foreneoe arefter Ipgge 9eilog
poa friife a%onoeIige arpfter til Der.
oens CHARACTERIZATION.
q ut fuloenoe oioeregaoenoe
l1nOeriegeIier og formuIere timber.
isgeliernes 6eiultoter, iom mnatte
benitao, efter at ger6ens . aonfe-
rencen er iIuttet, oe iom moatte BIZ
be benbiit til Den.
- ut nfgsre, tfaor oct maotte
onies for 6nifeliet at bol0e npite
@er6ens-M s-aqnference og 90.
re De inole0en0e 5orbere0elier for
iamme.
a Qlt uofaite glaner for @eolige-
boIoelie Of Den 6orbinOelie, iom
@er0enss Misiions . aonferencen bar
fremmet melem arbeioere al for
ifeQi9e Somfuno = PEG 0itteratur
eIer peo ct aorreipon0ance. og gen.
iioigt Supports pftem ener Iig-
nen6e.
81 9t title Jig til Sieneite for
9iemmeieIifaberne angooenoeSfri ot
iom De mnatte fsle iig tilifpnoeoe til
at tage { / OoerensitemmeIie meo
mere END cen commissions 4n6eia.
Iing) | Jfetning at nermere p~raftiif
Samorbeioe.
g. gt fonferere meo Selifaber og
geitprelier nngooenoe Be be6ite DE.
to0er for at oirfe ben imoO Gan
nelien al en- iaaonn permanent in.
ternationol Misiionsfomite, iom
9onferencens commissioner onbefa.
rebe, oe meo iaooonne Selifaber.
iom life fog Gel / a%onierencen.
y 9t tage iao0anne Sfriot, iom
onies Tor enifelige : oeo Oonnelie
Of Specialfomiieer eGer anoerfeoes
= til n6fsreIie al, b0oo Der prof-
tiff er benitinet | aommisiionernes
Hnpporter. :
5orilaget ON at oeotage Reiolu.
tionen ON at uonpbne en- iadonn
Commission peotoges of aonferen-
Gems 1900 8eGeenter = 500 fra
Observation-Disclosures | ltniteoSto oa
Canada. 800 ira Selifaber / Stor.
britanien oe 200 fra Selifaber poa
Guropns 8nitIono, SD6 afrifo %
Iuitralien. repr9ienterenoe | alt
omfring 100 Orgoniiotioner =
ioen en- atoigenoe Stemme.
(Sluttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

90 oct uiloe foIoe nnnifeligt at t0n.
fe Jig oct oaglige Samfoem, ben
onglige 0mi9tning, noen ct Ntent-
ipitem. 3enne Sfillement berer Der
for ogiaa. betegnenoe NOT, Songens
9illeoe (eaer / en- Hepublif oct re.
eerenoe 9rincips SpmboD.
Wfen M = / a%an0eIi9 6oritano,
at, bpor primler oct mel Sfuepen-
gel
Gbi buert eneite Menneife - ab-
Iolut bpert eneite = iom life ieln
ltnar / p~erionIiet @ierteforboIo til
9elten ira 8oleato, iom life | lit
.eget geien og @9ren bar fattet ge.
ilitnine ON at bile felge Seiu 2R-
re ubetinget (men 9olobeo er / in-
tet unuligere END netop | 6orboIoet
til Seiu 9ereD, bOo0 er bans pore,
ipnIige 8ililutnine til airten onoet
emo en- Sfuemsnt. gt ban / BET pore
bolOer Jig til De bellige, fan eonife
+. piIt for Menneifers 9Iif tnee Jig
mutt nof no, oct er 10 ganife /
OperensltemmeIie meo Sfiemen.
tens 9eitemmeIie: toee Jig no, opre
til Sta0s, b9nges paa ON Ssn0o.
gen og eaers oeO ieitIige 2eiIiebe.
Der. 5 BET oagIiee 2ip. I 9peroogens
affprer, bar bette bans ariiten-
Oomsforbol0 10 nIoeIes ineen Sr1o.
flp0eIie til Sinoets Conforming ef-
ter oen Societies 9ilIe6e, ia. fan
emo life bare Set.
Der par en- Sang en- 6nrii9er.
! Sopeobangeri par fife en- al bans
9p6er. San iaa opa6, men life meo
oct fnuite, bsnIige glif, ser intet
goot finder oe0 lit eget. Rel tpert.
imo0i
@e0 at iammenli9ne iig me6 Ell
anoen, Der itoo paa afitan0 og /
en- blot forifeIIie attituoe. fsIte ban
line moraIife dortrin. Men
naar ban opregner line reIi g 10 :.
e 6iI0fommenbeoer, % bIiuer oet
oroenli9 til noget. Site NOT meo at
iagttage 2ooens 6orifrift ON ga.
item cen Sang ON 9(aret, felger ban
De melt D0erliggoaenoe / lin egen
Seft, Der faiteoe ben anoen o.
iemte Gag / bDer llge. Og life nof
meO at gioe &ienoe al oct, 9open
pao6s0, GAP ban Sienoe al belle lin
eienoom. % man fan nof foritaa,
at ben, Der uOoortes bar giort mere
emo i'm Gligt. altiaa efter fatoIif
aieniter bar gooe @erninger pao
Eager, menneifeligt bar @runo I'll
At flappe ii9 ielp paa SfuIoeren.
Men at ban bap6e SDn0er at
befenOe, aonoeIige @aper at bsnfol.
De ON. 5iertenstrong at faa fiji.
net, oerom bsrer pi intet, intel
Get lettere / 9oOen baooe ban 2
Croen til 5llofommenbeO. Get
iuGrere, Def. Ser iom BET 6~etpoeliqite
fommer til iioit g. Dol. IS, 81,
bette ON gompgelien, Der Ter ioo
nemt no Tor BET operflaoiife gIif
- ia. ie oct bapoe ban ganife
glemt at taee / getroetning, moo.
ife | ben 3ro, at en- ioaoan Smnn.
ting life fun0e tiaeeges iaa itor
g9st.
90 b0n0 bar oet ioo, ban fit it'll.
let pna genene9 Sfuemsnt, Sfue.
mentl
Dfer laa bar Der Oct ON Higs.
menten.
Ter par, iom iaot, cen, Der ito6
paa afitano. San forboI6t Jig 10
rigtig til bet iuerere, oct betpoelieite
n til BET ON g6mpgbeoen.
San bnooe fun eet at fsre frem,
og oct par meeet Iongt fra at Dqre
Seluberligbeo: oct pnr = ia, / BIN
ferites 5anfeenng pil6e oct beO6e:
= en- 9sn ON RaaSe. Gun
en- gsn ON Rnaoe. 7erne0 err Der,
menneifeliet talt, fun ringe Staos,
intet, Der eener fig til at titles til
Glue.
Wen oenne an0en Itoo 10 ogioa
meo neoilaene Zine. 90 iuit |
Sou,a 9(A.+,,ao ~.oA E.o~lolo ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
Glass matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
800 TIMES BENEFIT
SEATS REMAIN UNSOLD
Remainder of Tickets Will Be Put
on Sale at Auditorium
Box Office

While the sale of seats for the bene-
fit performance to be given October 20,
the proceeds of which will go to the
families of men who lost their lives
in the Times disaster, has been large
there are still 900 seats remaining un-
sold. These will be put on sale tomor-
row morning at the Auditorium box
office There are twelve mezzanine
boxes also, each of which will hold a
number of persons.
The program which has been pre-
pared will be of unusual merit. Star
performers from the Majestic, Or
pheum, Los Angeles, Pantages, Bur-
bank, Auditorium and other theaters
will help entertain the great audience
Frances Cameron, prima donna Of
the "Prince of Pilsen" company, will
be one of the singers at the benefit.
There will be many others, for every
company in the city's theaters this
week will be represented by it's most
talented members, while the vaudeville
houses will have their 'headliners"
there.
The program has been outlined al
ready in The Herald. 1t will represent
an array of talent seldom heard at one
time in any city.
The following is list of the dona-
tions received by the First National
bank of Los Angeles, as treasurer for
the Times sufferers fund, up to the
otoso ~ l,ucipeee UaSfardaV.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ALIENIST WHO AIDED THAW
CLAIMS HE Is NOT INSANE
Or. Britton D. Evans Inspects the
California Oil Fields

That Harry Kendall Thaw never had
primary paranoia, for which he is con-
fined in an insane asylum, and that in
a short time he will be released is the
opinion EXPRESSED yesterday by DR..
Britton d. Evans, a celebrated alienist
of New York, who twice aided the
out of the asylum. DR.. Evans is in
Los Angeles with a party of New York
capitalists who are making an inspec-
tion of the oil fields of California, and
is stopping at the Lankershim.
"I do not believe Harry Thaw ever
had primary paranoia. In fact / will
stake my reputation on the fact At
the last habeas corpus proceedings, in
which an attempt was made by him to
regain his liberty, Thaw conducted
himself in an exceedingly sane manner,
and as far as the question Of his sam
ity goes he certainly should have been
set at liberty. And 1 believe firmly
that 1t will only be a matter of short
time when he will be released from the
asylum. He most certainly should be,
at any rate, for he is sane.
1.-THE only way open for him to Sc
cure it now, however, is through the
state supreme court. A hearing before
that tribunal will be hard matter to
bring about, however, for as long as
the present occupants of the benches
in the lower courts hold their places
such proceeding will be opposed, for
they are all unfriendly to Thaw. 1t
will come in a short time, however,
and Harry Thaw will once more be a
free man."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Alaskan product. I hope that we shall
secure results that viii enable us to
use these Goals in the navy.
I'VE are also making experiments
with oil on naval vessels, and while
we have had one sad experience, It In
no way reflects on the utility OF oil as
a fuel for battleships. We are estab-
fishing oil stations at the navy yards,
and are converting some of our ma
chinery We use oil now for our blow
ers. The oil fuel industry is in its in
fancy, and ii takes time to evolve
these improvements, and we must
work gradually. We can't act in q
day. We shall use oil as far as prac-
ticable.
'The establishment OF larger bat
tleship fleet on the Pacific coast is a
matter that time will have to work
out. 1 apprehend the need of It, and
believe that there should be one here,
but 1t is simply a question of mainte-
nance. When we can maintain a large
fleet here we shall have 1t. There is
no question but that the Atlantic fleet
should be kept intact, therefore to give
the Pacific what it needs will call for
separate fleet"
After completing his visit to South
ern California Secretary Meyer will
start for New Orleans. He will visit
the naval station at Guantanamo,
Cuba, before returning to washington.
That inspection will complete his ex-
animation OF all stations under his
jurisdiction, with the exception of
those in the Philippines.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
REASONS
FOR CLOSING BANK
Anderson Says Capital Stock of
Night and Day Institu-
ton Impaired
ASSERTS DUE WARNING GIVEN
Business May Be Closed Perma-
nentIy-Asset Are Ample to
Pay DepositorS in Full

An impairment in the capital stock
of the All Night and Day bank, discoy-
cred eight months ago, and the failure
of President Skinner and Cashier Con
nor to comply with his orders by put
ting up enough money to remove the
impairment, after repeated warnings,
was given by Alden Anderson, state su-
perintendent of banks, yesterday, as
his reason for closing the doors. OF the
institution Friday night.
In reply to SINNERS accusation that
he had closed the bank without warn
ing, Mr.. Anderson said yesterday:
II did not act hastily in the matter.
[ carefully considered every phase OF
it before l acted. Eight months ago,
when Skinner was in the east, dis
covered an impairment in the capital
stock. / notified Corron, but save for
shifting accounts and book entries there
was nothing done in compliance with
my orders l warned them four days
ago that they must put up the money
or l would close the bank.
.I have been in constant touch with
the affairs of the bank and have had
a man watching things long before the
run on the bank some months ago. l
was familiar with every phase of the
situation. After l had warned them
that they must remove the impairment
in the capital stock they knew the fate
that was awaiting them If they did not
make good the shortage.
TAKING NO CHANCES
"I did not and do not want to tie up
the depositors' money, but l will not
take the chance of them losing it.
81 have closed fourteen banks and
cannot afford to make mistake any
where.
'I will be forced to close the institu-
'tion permanently if the old officials
maintain control, for they have been
unable to comply with my orders.
''If the court rules in favor of the oftl-
GERS elected at the meeting Friday, and
they put up the money necessary TO
comply with my orders, then may al
low the bank to reopen"
skinner and Connor. deposed presl-
dent and cashier of the institution,
were not in the bank yesterday after
noon. Connor is said to have been IN
a. hysterical condition Friday night,
following the closing of the bank, and
to have been confined to his home Sat
urday. -
Little groups of disconsolate deposit
ors gathered in front of the bank build
ing at Sixth and Spring streets yester-
day and stared vacantly at notlce
plastered on the doors, rehdlng:
"Closed by the state superintendent
of banks until further notice"
Mr.. Anderson said yesterday that II
is probable the bank will be opened IN
several days. He added that despite
the impairment of capital which he dis
covered, depositors will lose nothing
that the banks assets are ample TO pay
them in full.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
PLANS INDUSTRIAL SHOP
FOR UNEMPLOYED LADS

Mrs. L. M. Vance, founder and man
ager of the Working Boys club, 1923
South Main street, says that she finds
it so difficult to secure work for the
boys that she has decided to open an
Industrial shop in connection with the
club. thus providing useful employ
ment and at the same time bringing
in a revenue to help support the home.
The shop will be provided with IA
cilities for -renovating articles of value,
which will be collected from business
houses and private families, compris-
ing anything and everything which
they have no use for.
Since the organization of the club
five years ago more than 500 overgrown
boys that no one seems to want have
lived at the club and come under It's
influence. To feed, bed and olothe
these half grown, healthy boys Mrs;
Vance finds a difficult problem, and
she asks the cooperation of the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
SAN PEDRAN'S LIFELESS
BODY FOUND IN SALOON

Henry Stewart, a resident OF San
Pedro, was found dead in a rear room
of the B. and L. saloon, 429 South
Spring street, last night. Heart dis
ease is thought to have caused death.
The body was removed to the under
taking establishment OF Bresee Bros,
and the coroner probably will order an
autopsy to discover the cause Of death.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
INspEcTs TRAINING STATION

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-secre-
tary of the Navy George Won l.. Meyer
inspected the naval training station on
Goat island and the ship building plant
of the Union iron works today. He will
leave for Los Angeles tomorrow even
ing, and go thence to Pensacola on his
way to Cuba, where he will inspect the
naval station at Guantanamo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
FIRST CITY PLANNING SESSION

The first city planning conference
for Southern California will be held
in Los Angeles. November IA, is and
16, according to a notice sent out yes
terday by DR.. Dana w Bartlett. who
is in charge os the affair. Invitations
have been sent to all who are inter-
ested in the problem of city planning
and a large attendance is expected.
The place of meeting has not been de-
farnoiOad
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ADDRESS BY MRS. RuRDETTE

Mrs. Robert ]. Burdette will be the
principal speaker at mass meeting
for women to be held next Thursday
evening at the Young Women's Chris
ton association, 251 South Hill street
Mrs. Burdette win speak on the sub
ject, "The Woman with a Problem"
All who are interested are invited to
attend
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
wlLL DISCUSS cHARlTY

The charity conference committee
will hold it's next meeting at the
chamber of commerce Tuesday, Octo-
ber IS, when Mrs. Clara Shortridge
Foltz, deputy district attorney, will
give a talk on Practical Corporation
of Organized Charity and Philanthro-
py." Every society in the city is
urged to have a representative at this
meeting, which will vote on change
of name and change in the constitu-
fio,1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
CLUB TO ATTEND SHOW

Attired in cowboy costume 200 mem
bers of the Out West club will attend
the Monday night performance of the
Buffalo Bill wild west show at the
special invitation of Col William F.
Cody. Those attending will meet at
Carmichaels stables on West Wash
ington street near Vermont avenue at
7 o'clock and from there will go to the
show grounds, two blocks distant. A
block of 200 seats has been reserved
for the club.
Read The Herald's classified automo-
6iIa rOInfnna
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Mrs. A. Churchill Harvey Elder, wife
of the young newspaper man killed in
the Times explosion, today will leave
the hospital, where she has been since
her arrival here, and for the next few
weeks will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis r. Works, 66S Westlake
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ALAsKA COAI FOR WARsHIPs

ut costs the government large sum
annually to ship coal to these sta
tions," he said. l have ordered that
experiments be made with Washington
coal, and we shall soon try out the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
MRS. HARvEY-ELDER RECEIVERS

Total ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'SzS %
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
LYcEUM HEAD TO SPEAK

Mrs. M. e. Cadwallader of Philadel-
phia, national lyceum superintendent,
will speak in Garfield hall, Clune's
Theater building, this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-11

Sorrow is heavens school, where
we learn the alphabet OF love.