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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

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Utafl0agen 0en zoe Sebruar par
oct @nfen Maria 9aniens 70oarige
3eoielsoag. S oenne 4nleoning
operraifeoe EN- Del al De 0anife apin.
Ser benoe. Chen gif nteo Sang %
Somtole, bporefter Safe ierbereOes.
Mrs. 9onien bar p9ret @nfe | man.
&c Iar; men bun er raft og rgrig.
Sen0es Pla0s | Dor airfe itanr life
tom, naar SER % 8inO tiaaOer
6enoe at fomme. Serren oeliigne
benoes Iloeroom
Spg0om finOes ser Ell Del al
%in0enfor 0anifernes areOs. Scr.
8reO. Sanien bar oeret ipg al
9lerelioelie iioen liot fsr Sui. San
er Dog / 9eoring, ina ri boaber, ban
mart tan bore iblanot os i9en. Mrs.
Sens anoerien falot for en- Sio
li0en o9 ilo9 fig ilemt, iaa bun
maatte bol6e Sengen noele Dage.
gau f9roes bun i9en omfring. Der.
og Wfrs. H. Walmberg, Ser leper
liot uoenfor gpen, bor be9ge oeret
ipge. De lioer 6eg8e al Ultima. 0e
lenges eiter Sommeren. Oct ger
ri ale. @noelig. MrS. 6. Daniel.
len bar maattet boloe Sengen. SUN
b9rer paa ct ifrsbeligt 2e9eme.
vi ioritaar bun er oppe og li0t
omfring.
8i0en er MI 6eltemt for Wis.
lionsmeoet | ben onnife airfe. Oet
ifal p9re ira Den 21.-24. 4pril.
Breiterne, 81. S. 8ing og 9. 6.
Grifien, begge at Racine, iomt 6.
$. Senien, 8oitpaco, bar paa Me-
nig6eoens Snobpoelie lobet at font
me. 8i penter mango @eiter fra
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8i beoer ogioo
ON, at bort eget 6olf / Dor 9n bill
blioe flittige Deltaeere. Serren bar
noget, ban ifol babe iogt.
8i leite | nDnnIferen"s ii6Ite
drummer ON Settle Sbompiens Spa.
Dom o9 Ososfalo. 8i Dor glade peo
ben unge Dame berneoe. Weoens
bun bar pao Staters Sfole, be.
is9te bun bore @uostieneiter ON
S~snoagen og fom til bore l1ne.
oomsmsoer, naar benoes Sio tinoo
oct. 0ettie bar set goot MI. 8i
ien6er De iergenoe e%fterIoote Dor
Spmpati.
oMor" bar gIoS oeo at ie 9iQe.
oct nf ben oonif. lutberif 4irfe /
Bolton. Sntet frpoer Diet ioo meget
iom en- pen, itiIfuIo Strife. @on
life ri funoe faa 9ineoet at ben
til 0els opferte = eler ogioo paa.
tnnft fltlofgrte 6anif.lutberif
airfe | Solt 2afe gitp / .Oonifs.
ren"?*) 8i forltoar .9illeoet bar bp.
ret | ct anoet oanIf 0Ioo, en0ifent
uWar" life bar let oct. 9e mango
gibragpoere oil iiffert glpoe fig
ODER at ie oct | oDaniferen". @i
benitiGer BET til farlie Ooerbeielie,
Baitor 90. %. a%noreoien, 8oir.
poca, iom mn mart refer no til
Oaflano, Gal., bar lopet at boloe
ct 5oreorag | Den oonife airfe,
! S~orsoogen ben 3oie Morts. ling.
bomsforenineen bar iuobuot BAN /;
men enbOer err bierteIig nelfom.
men. Sans Gimme err ct 9eipg /
europe. Otter 6%oreoroeet ieroeres
aaffe / airfens Srppt.
Use mutt baoe tbe BELT men along
tbe firing line, leite .Mar" for.
leoen. Snaoont Ipoer oct | will.
teriproget. SGtninaen inoeboloer
en- Sanobeo meo 9Iiffet poo port
Misiionsarbeioe. Girfen er tif6sie.
Iig til at ienoe unge, uerfarneMnn6
no poa iaaoonne Steoer, bbor ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
MUSIC FOR THE CHOIR AND CHURCH
BOOK NO. 4.

Although this Anthem Book has been off the press but two
years, 1T has had the greatest sale of most any Anthem Book
on record.
THE MUSIC is written and selected especially for the volun-
teer and chorus choir. No other Anthem Book in America
contains such a variety of Anthems. You will recognize the
following writer's: Hall, banks, Miles. Concone, Lowden, Witty.
Lacy, Shipper, Gabrial, Geibel, etc, etc, not a one-man book, but
of great variety, so necessary to a successful Anthem Book.
THE CONTENTS are so varied, that a choir may find An
thems for most any occasion and circumstance; a delight to
singers and audience alike.
THE COVER AND APPEARANCE of this splendid book is
The heavy board covers, strongly reinforced
by leatherette strips, give it durability, and the harp design,
ours, presents a unique and handsome appearance.
The book is regular octave size. Thousands are being sold
everywhere, giving the greatest satisfaction. The most hatter-
ing letters of Recommendation and appreciation are sent US
daily. This book is being used by chofrs in the large cities
and in the rural districts alike, and VIC cannot recommend it
too highly. below is one ohundreds oflettersj
Idall-Mack Company. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlemen:-Please send me for use by my cho1r OF Cen
tenary M. +. Church, 41st and Spring Garden, one hundred (l00)
copies of your BOOK OF ANTHEMS. For my purpose. this is
the best Anthem Book on the market. Very truly yours,
Geo. B. C. Thomas tPhila, Pa).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

ell 9anoitation iaa ies Gsiiitenten
itao Quiet, troeoe ban) paa 8erro-
men og fommanoere iig ieln bit:
beire ON, oeiitre ON, omfring =
Se ioa peo Chen Of bette oeres
itore aerligbeo til gIomfter % fine
Cans for 0oturen. Soor ben Blot
funoe oere, Der risleoe glnoregnen
Spor Der fun bar en- Smule Sfob
poa @iereet. Der maatte De op oe
brpffe en- @ren Of.
% boao tiger De til ben japan.
ife annit? 5ammenlien Ben meo,
= mel, boorfor fol oi alto ian-
menIigne2 Oct goor alto uretfer-
dig no ooer Den onOen. Soer Sing
er 10 goo for Jig, os ben iapanife
Stunt eener Jig life til Sammen.
li9ning, for0i ben er noen SIDE.
itnffe.
90 boorle0es er oct joa, Spen-
GERS og Sapans begeiItreoe Diici-
pei 2ofcaOio Searn iiger9 Oct er
omtrent Ianleoes: Sfsnnere END So.
pans 8roneearbeioer, pr9gtigere
emo oeres SoprO, finere emo oeres
fineite Silfebrooeri, funitferoigere
emo oeres beoite lofereoe eager, ny.
Oeligere emo oeres eomle Borcell9n,
pragtfuloere END alt bette er Sa.
bans iterite a%unito9rf = Saponer.
inoen. Og nirfelie, bun er baa0e
grociss og inota9enoe, lin og npoe.
Zig, pnoefulo og pitt NOT iao goo,
iao goo, ofte oeioo imuf efter bore
gegreber, ufortrsoen, opofrenoe,
ube9reniet ti~enitoiIlig, oe ioo foin.
oelig.
9aa. ina oct ipnes 0e2
Oct er en- gurop9er, ser tager
Sroet, = en-, iom bar peret tem-
melig l9nge oeruoe. Meo al &e-
ipeft eaers for Nonoens Dpgtigbe6
og S9oerIigbe0, oct er life for Sa'
pans Sfplo, ban er fommen oeruo.
Get tunoe ban beIIer aIorie finoe
poo at iige ielp. SON er fommen
beriio | i'm 9io FOR at ifobe Jig en-
StiIIing, og BET er o9iaa Ipffeoes
(nu oiloe oct neppe lpffes.). Men
ban bnr o9ret Der omtrent en- Men.
neifenl0er, ioa ban maa 10 pi0e
9eifeo; oe ban tager M nltian Or.
oct.
Roo, De finder, Der err para.
6iiiif2 Sn, ina ifol De bare prspe
at Ieoe beroore Iige iaa I9nge JON
iee.
De timber 9srnene ioa oeilige?
0a Inoer g~ernepleien | alt 5alo
en- goo Del tilbaee at enife; bar
De life lnet W9rfe til, at Solopar-
ten minoit af Dem bar Sfurp2
De taller ON De lpoige Spinner. Der
fan ieg til 0els gipe Gem 8et. Seq
funoe NOT snife, at mine Senner
baooe libt mere af Den 2poigbeo.
Wen Den ifnl nof ogiaa aaereoe
bore liot paa 8etur bos De unge So
pofiere. Og | @runoen er oenne pie
tet ogian al bIanoet gpro. Weget
perionIiB er Den life. Oct er oe %.
oes Cop, iom er oner Dem. Del er
Sorplorene, man 9rer | fin 5ooer,
for ielo at blioe 9ret poo iomme
Maabe nf fine 9ren.
Sg bboo ben pelbefenote iapanife
Sefligbeb angaar, ioa oil iee booe
ben Boaltano, at Snponeren er Den
melt uforifommeoe 5slper, Der fan
flopre poa ct Bar SrptefIer. Del
er ben bare nooenoigbeo og Ores.
fur, Ben Ssfli9be6. Den bsrer Del
gamle Sapan til oe oil n9re forbi
ON nogle 4or. Sg boao bar De iao
| Ste6et2 Oct, Ri foritoar peo Ssf.
ligbeO o9 Saft, fen6er De life. 0e
Ter oct, ioa mart Sapaneren ifaI
optrGOe pao europeiif @runo, oa
bet meIte err 10 onere6e ~europeiif
MI beropre. Sno clipper 9resiuren
fuloitGnoie for BAN, 90 iaa6an Ell
Spr, Der anier bet for en- 6looie
5orn9rmelie, bbiS oi 9oar paa bans
Mantter u6en at taee bore Stenler
af = tror De. ban tenfer pnn lao
n~xl -. Il l.... IT, NA.Ia. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
BOOK No. 2

The tremendous success of ANTHEM BOOK NO. 1, and the
constant demand of its users for another Anthem Book, resulted
in the publication of ANTHEM BOOK NO. p.
THE MUSIC is of medium grade for the ordinary chor, ana
is of great variety of sentiment, as well as authorship. IL is
similar in every way to ANTHEM BOOK NO. !, but eaen nca AM
great fayorites throughout the country: Every selection eH o rs bu e
still is dignihed, impressive and wqrshfpful This book Is used
by some of the best choirs in the United States, and is recon-
mended by the leading choir leaders everywhere.
THE COVER is a new departure in. cover making, called
1.-THE Princess" a pliable cover, board. of wonderful durabll1ty
lettering.
THE BOOK CONTAINS over so selections by the best Ameri-
"a and European writer's, such as Hall, Ambrose, Miles, .Abt.
Sullivan, Nicolai, Judson, Solly, Concone, etc. ETC.; a book OF
brilliant and beautiful numbers.
III NOT SPEND money for a choir journal and spend your
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

THE COST of each Anthem, at the rate quoted below, is but
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Don't pay more) Send for the books at once. Money re-
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prepaid, COO. (Send for returnabie sample eopy)
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y So iaa eerne. Blot man ienbet
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

Y Tor a choir Journal n Spend your -o,n-u .,1loo
ltion. This book is a collection of the best Anthems written by
most experienced Anthem writer's.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
CLASSIC ANTHEM No.

THIS BOOK is a collection of the great classics in Anthem
n History, sung. everywhere The writer's re sqGh men Is sum
N van, Abt, Gaul, Stainer, Hall Costa, Barnby, Miles, etc etc ah
THE BOOK contains 10 Anthems in all, printed n ,ngn
BIZ grade paper, bound with high grade heavy ulster plIdple
81 covers, very durable and attractive. -
III THESE ANTHEMS are sung by the greatest n best
singers, and arer earranged 20 that any choir may render them. NJ
THE hook is octave size, and is selling. everywhere. NO
other similar collection of classics in America. II rs a new
MI departure in Anthem Book making. ....
Nj Only S42O e dozen, not prepaid, or Csc each, any, qudhtlty.
Postage o m copy, sc extra. Send Q feturnaple sahlpi
COPY and examine it. Send your order for your ehoir.
OCTAVE ANTHEMS. - ~
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Piles and examine them Il not purchased; you may Feeur ne"I
25e6 from regular retail prices. Order of US aand nohey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
n ACRES $3.50.
IMpRnNEn AcREAoh

GlsONE IN - ia.
An level cleared and trh.e ~ ,'keus Of
est location around Seattle %, ~.
gsrd.n Soc us for terms pa lftgto
SOUTH PARK REALTY ~
Stsa Eighth Az y
rheno sidney ies ~. 81
Take south rark csr 90 S.e4s.s'. .,,si,s
Two acres two miles from slV aonlh
Tor fesA. $40 cash valance " mas
See Manager. room ?. Ilnles 9,s ,s-,ssS-
D. Hanson. my intend ron ay 1 rev
S H,SsN9 n. aps,aeTe home place sle' al.
town. Fine Tor fruit and sn' ssea vel.
lbs. some fruit. trees, hees., tsosseheld
..,,oa. fsr,n toois. etc tsik-Ss SAM
ana balance 50 per month 9N
son. s9sa Bond o., Everett. Vi1IifT
FIVE ACRES ENcELiits,NS.ii t,; close
LAND. easily rleafeai t,' $40 an acre.
al Seattle market. a Hnap ~ fss,oar lei
also easy terms herheft
Leary Bias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

Oninr ta ths faft thef ace asafher bee
ust been trTf NHrfn HnN nfH m nos hNi
been found nrrestafB up in fhe p'''.Nl
time ~ publish enc rules COVERING hs
uHe ~ Wafrr through % hHsf Afff thr
fIfaf ~ fuur. hoses 90. Hc mnf ftprri
Waffn nud dfB ntHthef. ana rafr ln ih"
will he shortage in fhs hiEh difffift7
10 water be- ussd 20 eseeHH throughout ihf
fof tho usnsnt ~ nAtsf consumers
who Hff Hat familiar WIfh fhH rules Hn
dof whioh uattf uaF bt uHad fnfauHh H
hose. $50. pfiHf htlaH fht roles ara fasu.
intiuuH Zoe fhe prescott fHHf Hhlth ~"
ihr Same as faf laft fsaf rfrepf that if.
HnHff0n Will BEL extended oHs haf h1uf
morning and HeruiHH FiFina tHH hHufH
morning and tHH hnufH evening fnf tHr
prescott season instead ~ Hpa hHHf ana
unr half mHfHlnH ana sfrntHb ehirh
ntsd rate is permitted from 30 a. %
n. End from 40 90 30 o m ~ each
Consumer hatlss msisrs may SPRINKLE
Ordinance $50 5000 pfahihiis tha fol-
inrinE methods ~ uHinE water
ANuHtun NHtrf 60 fHN tn waste
Hattnr iraHF safef nuHfea on
rsne d hose plm an inside %
amrtrr ~ over fhfrf quarters % an fnrh
tsinN o. nUFHir wlth au nfifltr ~
more than one fourth ~ an lHrh
UHinH husa aifhnut p Hnfaie
NsinH uHfrf through Hasf unless
hoes BE- hsid 10 ihe hand 'vhsn pasing
rsinf uafsr Through e. hasr hs.
tHsaH the huufs ~ g W Hna 81
HsiuH ga aafuwafie HffiHHiHr az
aHf tms Jaisst sHra spfinhisf 90 cor.
IsafinF asfHnaiie sprinkler ga O..
uUn hsfT if Hah fhfus eaiet ph cree
uaHk nr1fatflaAs
Cot this aat Hnf preseftr ~ reference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
MADISON St.
BILL RETURNS
To COUNCIL

From council 10 committee from
committee 20 council from council
20 committee again. aud from
committee back 90 council again.
rails % the history no far of Coun
cllman kollogg'n three bills re-
hlfainipR the y y Go from cleo
ifiiying the MadiHop Ht cable line
kciloEga bill passed the hurdles
Of Corporation Counsel Calhoun b
endorsement and the committed oR
appropriations Taken 40 BY the
connell ihnt Monday ii was sent
back 90 committee Yesterday the
committee returned it 10 the coun.
cli
Kcilorg'a bin represents the
sentiments of Madison a. people.
who are fighting the changes ia the
cable aYniem. which will make tho
take end people come down town
by way af pike st.. taking 20 OF
2s minutes longer
Madison ~ people say that tho
proposed change O. designed 10
kin the west end 81 Madison ~
In favor Of Pike ~ and Western
av. whore the traction company
has realty holdings Kellogg drew
his bin "a protect bic constituents
In the Firth ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
OLD WOMAN WHIPS
YOUNG MAN WHO
ATTACKS HUBBY

"You viii hit my huahan6. viii
your Take that and that aud that
said an energetic Old woman az aSe
rushed into the thick Of a fight be-
tween a husky young man who was
earnestly trying 20 beat up an old
man In front o. the Eital building
al Second and Pike. yesterday at
teruoon
The that and that" referred -
were various right and left hooks
with the finger nails to ire Jaws and
cheeks Of the young man Before
she had time 20 get really warmed
up 10 her work. a policeman ap-
pearea and stopped the battle.
MY husband IL George Washing
ton Howard. and he T. 20 years old
DO you think was going 70 let a
young feliow plck On him - said the
woman. In explanation of her con-
duct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
LAST NIGHT SAW
TERRIFIC STORM

The storm last night. which help
ed fan the fire. was one OF the most
severe In years
A heavy gale. commencing early
in the evening aud reaching the We
locity Of 40 miles an hour AZ mid
night, shook up the boats along the
waterfront. and even Jared the big
piers. Several OF the smaller craft
were compelled to shift their moor
ing and get in the lee OF the piers
and the large vessels.
On Lake Washington the Ander-
son Steamboat company was kept
on guard until early this morning
watching the fleet Of steamers Two
broke loose when the wind was at
It's height, but we're recovered be-
fore they got far off Several docks
along the northern shore OF the
lake we're badly shaken and loosen
ed on theig pilings.
The disappearance OF young
Charles Lee. believed TO have
drowned IN a canoe, IL the only IA
tally reported 80 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
WORLDWIDE
SEARCH ON
FOR SLAYER
Look for Young Husband
of Rich Frisco Woman
Who Was Murdered in
Italy.

COMO. Italy. juno 1.-The mnr.
der % Mary Chittendeu Castle
Charlton. uee Scott. OF San Fran
cisco. became an International prob.
lem today when the police appealed
10 the authorities 81 Rome 20 inati.
tute a world slide search FOR Porter
Charlton. the young American who
married Mrs Castle three months
ago
Porter Charlton was younger
than bis wife By i2 years lie vas
staying here under the name ~
Charlton Porter. and was poalng as
his Wifc's nephew These clrcum
sfancea have led the local authori
ties 70 suspect that Charlton be-
came tired OF his wife aud murdered
her
The cottage In which tho chaFI
tons Sere staying near the beauti
ful lake OF Como vas Fannacked TO
day b. the police Every nook and
corner OF the building was searched.
and the police even undertook a
cursOry examination Of the gardens
and orchards near by While The
Como police suspect Charlton. they
are not overlooking the theory that
be. too. may have beou attacked and
murdered The cottage was left BY
the couple a. though they bad ID.
tended TO return shortly There
was no indication Of fllsht. and the
travelling clothes Of the Charliona
apparently had not bee disturbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
NOT IN LEAGUE WITH
EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS

"No charges have been filed
against me by Mr.. Lyman ~ the city
free employment bureaus" said g. =
Graft. contracting engineer. this
morning. following the publication
% an account Of working men who
had been fiseced by employment
agents
The carpenters claim that Graft r.
torcmen would hire them from the
employment agents. then fire them
without cause after a few days
work and hire new ones. Graft de-
MES this
THE carpenters may have told
some such story 20 Lyman. but he
has never come 20 me about A." said
Graft cor made any charges against
me. We get our workmen from O
number Of agents. from newspaper
ads and from tho oivil service board"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
THE SEATTLE STAR

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
HIGH SCHOOL KID S
OPEN GRADUATION
EXERCISES

Tomorrow morning the gradual
ing class Of The broadway hlgh
school will attend the First aoiho.
dist church. 10 listen 10 the bhcca-
laureate sermon 10 be delivered By
Rev II " RsoH
Today the students arranged for
the annual class day picnic a.
Three Tree point Nearly SEQ sen.
tors aud members 81 the faculty
ere participating Ia the exercises
One 81 the features u this after
nocu's program IL "a be n game 81
baseball between the faculty and
the senior clAaa
The graduating exercises viii be
held neat Thursday morning al the
Moore theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
Buildings Burned.

Gmhraith.aacon stables and
warehouse
puget Sound sheet Metal Works,
Wall 40 and Railroad aN
Capt John FLYNN hotel Western
Rv.. between Wall aud Vine sts.
Wallrrst hotel First aV and
Wall st.
Capt p. $. ncWolfc's houses. Isl
lott as and Battery &C.
STORY and halt frame building,
owned by ID h. Abraham. occupied
hy latona beer hall. steS First av.
Vincent THROWN. hotel and frame
residences
Wards cafe. 9t2i First ay,
linton house. lodglug rooms, 2f2i
First av
j pomcr. cigar store
Crystal barber shop s4ta First
av
wan street hotol Wall g. and
Elliott av.
John Rogers. ciear store. etls
First as
Carpenter shop. 2tl3 First av
saloon and poolroom. gan First
az.
oregon hotel First av and Bat
terry st, damaged ln roar
Boynt0n Hardware company.
942e First av.
Puget Sound Marble company.
2ft0 First Ry
Artificial Limb company 9sos
First as.
Pool hall. 2f06 First av
Flat buHaings extvndiaE from 1901
Ga esti Second as. upper floors gut
led huntias practically total loss
Pioneer Realty compsny. agents
Rental residence, 2ti Vine ft NJ
Melville owner.
Stables ana three wagons ~
Ralner Fuel company. Second av
and Vine ST. Harvey bros. owners
Pacific Coast Laundry Machinery
company. Western av between Wall
and Vine sss. building quilted tua-
chiuery destroyed
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10000 TO
STRIKE


BOSTON. June Arrange
ments are heinx made today fos a
strike OF 10000 10 $4,000 cloak
makers employed In New York.
following the authorization Of the
strike BY the Lady Garment Wosk
0rs International union. nov In
session here Albert Block 10
chairman ~ a special committees
appointsd 10 arrange preliminary
aetalla Tor the waikout
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LEAGUE
ORGANIZED

with the declared intention Of
enforcing the law against vice In
al forms. and the immediate pur-
pose u aboiishing the restricted
district the Public Welfare league
was organized AZ the meeting az the
Commercial Club yesterday after
noon attended BY about 70 well
known men,
The new organization g. the out
growth of the clean city committee
~ n which has been az work for
some weeks. gathering evidence and
preparing for o. legal fight on vice.
The new organization viii be In
corporated, with IS trustees who
VIII elect an executive committee
Of nine 10 DO the effective work.
Among those present the following
signed the Incorporation papers.
Charles II Black. A & Allen. Her
bert n Garfield. }. ". Efaw, .. l..
Miller David Zerwekh. u l.. slzer.
Ivan Blair. X D. Wlngate Robert l..
Moody, y. r Shields George a. Pid-
duck. Dan Earle. James Stephens.
| George r. Cotterilt. John MulHgan.
Reuben d Hill. William Liylngood.
:. II. Justice George a. Spencer W
/ ~ whitney George r. Cooley, Seth
/ II. Morford Robey O. Banta. Austin
r. Grlfnths, ~. p Pelz. r. w Way
- w. Baker g. g. Bronson. William
Mcdonald }. a. Cathcart. r Jossn
hans. T. y. Kirkpatrick. Lawrence
$ Booth. u. O Ksiley. A. T. f'iaRg
". NJ Starkey. a. q. Dunn. Wlnlock
Miller. II II Thompson. William r
Mckinney. s. r. Frazier and Edwin
London.
A second meeting u the organlza
lion will be held az o'clock Monday
afternoon AZ the Commercial Club
when the list Of SO trustees will ID
filled.
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