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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

1t Is now we'll known that not
more than one case Of rheumatism
i'll ten requires any internal treat
ment whatever. All that Is needed
Is a free application Of Chamber
lain's Liniment and messaging the
parts at each application. Try it
and see how quickly 1t viii relieve
the pain and soreness. Sold by all
uealerS.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

When your child has whooping'
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expeetOration easy by
giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem,
edy as may be required This
remedy will also liquify the tough
mucuS and make it easier to expee-
torate. 1t has been used success.
fully in many epidemies and IS
safe and sure. For sale by all
dealers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

The occupation OF s bookkeeper
.snds to bring the head and shoulders
forward and cramp the chest Try TO
sit more erect and learn 10 stand tall.
and stretch the body 20 its full height
Many defects OF the figure are due 70
bad pastures. but By exercise many
Defects can be corrected
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21
Pecaooaue At Els Worst.

that both the Declaration OF hide
pendence and the Constitution are
lacking in literary style Il would be
too great g risk to trust that man
with either the first chapter OF
Genesis or the Gettysburg speech
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21
Fish Has Vocal DREAMS

Perhaps the most conspicuous ex.
ample of the fishes that are capable
OF utterance Is the drum-fsh, so called
by reason OF the deep booming noise
1t produces at Will II is found along
the Atlantic cosst from Massachu-
sets to Florida.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21
EXCURSIONS To SPOKANE
June % and u

Via Oregon Short Line from Idaho
and Oregon points, for Idaho G..
AR.Encampment at COuer d Alene.
\. R. Encampment at COuer d
Alene. See agents for rates and.
further particulars Limit July 5th.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21
All Too Frequent Mistake

The soul is intended to guide the
body In the journey through life; the
chief mistake which man makes is
that he permits the body to guide the
soui.-London Truth.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21
EXCURSIONS TO POCATEILO
June 81. % and 20.

Via Oregon Short Line from Idaho
and Oregon points for Idaho State
Sunday School Convention. Limit
June 2Sth. See agents for rates
and further particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

IL good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21
PLANNING GREAT BUILDING
FOR PANAMA EXPOSITION

SAN FRANCISCO, June i2.-Pfes-
idenl Charles c. Moore Of the FIX
position has sent personal letter
L. County Supervisors through
cut The stale urging them to al
lend the meeting Of the Supervisors
and Committees Of the California
Counties which will be held al
thc St. Francis. San Francisco, on
June 10th. In his letter President
Moore says:
The subject Of the conference
concerns the best way to secure
for California the full benefit Of
This Exposition. In order TO do
this, it would seem proper that
the state should have building
in which she can worthily play
host to the other states which
will be her guests.
The proposal has been made to
provide a great central state build
ing which shall be used, first. for
The purpose Of receiving and en-
PERTAINING those who will be the
guests Of California and. secondly
for the exhibition Of those things
which viii not only interest the
visitor 10 the Exposition bot viii
enable him to gain quickly infor-
nation regarding any section Of the
state, lis products and resources.
one feature 81 tnis building
which has been considered is a
great hail which can be used not
only for receptions and meetings.
but for banquets or as a Longing
wf.n aCf otherwise in use.
This hall i 10 be the main feature
and to lee Of a character to at
ract the attention Of every visitor.
adjoining this, it is proposed to
erect around a great patio struc-
ure whose architecture will be
both superb and attractive. so
hat no one coming TO the Expo
.itiCn can fail to have his interest I
excited The space viii be subdi-
ided for the use Of the counties.
What j. the best way to secure .
lis building? That Is the ques- /
ion which the Supervisors Will .
rave to take up and thresh out in .
wise and liberal way"
Attention Is also called to the
Meeting Of the meeting Of the
COUNTIES Convention of the Cali
ia Development Board on the
day. Friday, June 2ist, at
AN Jose. On that day special
rains and automobiles will center
here from all parts of the state,
nd the meeting will be one Of the
most important which has ever
lad before it the subject of good
Dads for California.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

Through Sorrow &c Joy.
In labor lies health Of body ard
mind; in suffering and difficulty is the
soul Of all virtue and al vision
Cariyse
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Malefoot
boar pigs. IRWIN l.. BHAER, Sho-
shone, Idaho. 1l-d.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

LOST: a bunch Of three keys,
Wednesday on business street
Finder Will kindly return to the
Journal office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

y sprained ankle may as a rule
be cured in from three to four
days by applying ChamDerlain's
Liniment and observing the di-
rections with each bottle. For
sale by all dealers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21

When young man earns a hun
lrod and fifty dollars a month at
his chosen profession it might be
supposed that he would be salts
fled, but such is not the case. As
a civil engineer on the pac fic
coast l.. F. Bates was earning
that amount but he was also
spending q gOCdly amount Toe. So
he da'id, d thai an irrigated ranch
il Lincoln county, Idaho, would
stack up a better proposition in the
long rlu. and afford a more indie
pendent life. In company with
his partner, Mr.. Elliott, he pur-
chased Carey land on the North
ShOshone tract and together they
went to work. Besides develop
ing a big Carey act ranch, they re-
Gently took a homestead Of leo
acres rear by and also entered
dry farm Of $40 acres just beyond
the homestead. This not only in
dictates pluck hut it also shows IN
VIA. estimation the fertile lands
of Lincoln county are held by men
whose earning capacity is above /
the average ana who were in pos
session OF coed jobs. They are I
laying the foundation of independ-
every thought is a kernal and
ent fortunes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
liz naSelbin.

Sc, XII bodo pregnali tisto brez-
briznost, zanikernost in neved-
most izmed nash rojakov. JAZZ sam
hocem wee Gitati ter tako spopol-
niti izobrazbo, XII je edna reSitev
"a delavce. StoIiti hoGem tudi vse
drugo, kar je ~potrebno, da pride
10 elm pref delavci do svojih pra-
vic, da elm pref pade kapitalizem.
Naredil sen tudi trdni sklep, da
e bonn kadil neunijskega tobaka
in da lie BON nosil hlac. XII II so
1ile izdelane unijski delavnici.
Oh sklepu lie zelim, da hi tudi
irugi SLOW. sodrugi tako pobolj-
'ani nastopili novo leto, kajti lie
IA ia nacin moreno priGakovati,
IA DO tudi "a mas delavce nasto-
lilo novo leto.
Valentin Skerec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Cleveland, o. II. dec. -

v tOvarnl 'tyclOne wire ctce
Co" Sc Sc vedno nadaljuje. De-
lavci so sklenili ~vstrajati pri svo-
iih zahtevah, dokler ST jim zahte-
We ne ugodi. Gotovo je, da ina
druzba S TEN strajkom veliko sko-
do. Professionally "skebje", s po-
mocjo katerih sc skuSa nadaljeva-
ii delo, dobivajo velike place, de
10 pa ie i~zvrSeno slabo in kakor
je s%lisati, prihajajo nazaj cele ka-
re %niGvrednih skabskih izdelkov
Kapitalisti bodo vsekako dobro
obcutili trdo pest dobro organizi
ranih slovenskih d~elavcev.
ker je druzba spoznala, da :
"skabi' he more dolgo casa wee
nadalievati delo, je poizkusila
da razdeli Strajkarje S TEN, da je
nekaterim Timed njih obljubila
boljSe place, ako zapustijo vrste
svoiih tovariSev in Sc vrnejo ma
delo. Resnica je, da jih je slo en-
par nazaj, toda pod %pritiskom Ia
vednih strajkarjev so bill zopet
prisiljeni, da so zapustili tovarno.
Strajkarji prirejajo marljivo
shode in skuSajo ~pridobiti move
6lane "a svojo unijo. Ako sc jim
bode TO posrecilo ali ne, je jake
problematicno cato. ker so naSi
rojaki popolnoma b~rezbriini, bo-
dist "a ekonomsko ali politicno or
g~anizacijo. Vzrok tel brczbrizno-
sti je premalo izobrazbe V delav-
skin vpraSanjih. Sele ko delavcc
spozna raZredni boz. kateri diva
med dvema gospodarskima razre-
donna, zacuti potrebo po organiza-
CHI. ~Izobrazba prva. org~anizacija
druga. Druga ne more obstojati
brez prve. Delavci, kateri imajo
veselie do citanja, maj obiSGejo eli
talnico SLOW. soc kluba, ma 1853 f.
81 st. Tu imajo ma razpolago
razne ~slovenske. nemSke in angle
ske casopise, kakor tudi kniige
Vsakdo je dobrodoSel. Citalnica
je odprta vsak vecer.
Zadnje case Sc ie pricelo tn Y
Clevelandu jake zivahno gibanie
"a ustanovitev zadruzne proda-
jaime. Pred par dnevi je bill ski
can shod in kakih sedemdeSet ro-
jakov Sc je takoj vpisalo V name
ravano zadrugo. Izvoljen ie bill
pripravlalni odbor, kateri bode
proueil vse %potrebno, da Sc zadru-
ga postavi ma trden temelj.
8 V soboto. dne II. jan. 1913.
prirede klubi Stew. 81. 40. in II
skupno domaGo zabavo V Grdino-
vi dvorani. Vsi clani. teh in dru-
9Th socialisti6nih organizacij Sc
vabijo, da Sc iste vdeleze.
M. PetrovIic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

koliko resnice je bile v tistih ogla-
sih in cd kod so priSli, Same ia je
bill 5 pa je bio vse dobro. vse
fam. Ravno tako je tudi kadar
Sc vrSe kake volitve. Briga Sc
0ospoda pri q. y. kdo je kandi-
dat in cd katere stranke, glavno
je, KIDD plaza wee. Pred Stirimi
lett so delali dobro placano rekla-
mo republikancem, potem GeZ dive
lett demokratom in V zadnjih
predsedniSkih volitvah zopet "a
republikance in to "a najbolj ma
zadnJaske ter zagrizene delavskc
sovraznike. PRAY pc kapitalistic-
nj lOgiki, kdor plaza tisti maj ina,
najSibo Peter ali Pavel. Ali go
spoda, kolo casa ST writ. VISA re
klama IA Mr.. Tafta nj koristila
mic. Cetrtega septembra opoldnc
DO moral predsedniSki stolec "a
pustiti 4 MIN obenem tudi belo
hiSo. PRAY lahko je, da Z Taf-
tom vred izgine tudi q. y. Ia to
%potrebno agitacijo je re zaGel. Mr..
Taft je rekel, da ameriSko ljud-
stvo nj sposobno samo sebe vlada-
ii, cato je tudi ljudstvo namesto
NIGGA 81 izvolilo drugeoa "a pred
sednika. 10 je Glas Naroda re-
KEEL da delegate zbrani ma kon-
venciji s. \. =. j., MISC znali kaj
so %storili, ko so MGlekovo resolu-
cljo soglasno sprejeli, Sc .je pc
stavil ma isto staliSGe kod pred.
Taft. Taft je re obsojen zaradi
njegovih reakcionarnih izrazov.
Mad elias Naroda" jo bono pa
sedaj izrekli. Gotovo 81 nj Ia
oOspoda mislila da 81 DO 2 napad'
ma 5 n. p. j. napravila sauna Sc
bi tax vihar, ce tega ne verjame
MAJ eta proteste V Glasilu kateri
so poslani Cd vseh krajev Il. dr.
zav. Ii protest. .jasno dokazuje-
10. ia clani S. y. p. j. Sc ne puste
diktirati in voditi cd nejunijske.
oa casopisa y. Y. Sram me je
kod clana s. D. P. e., da je Ia
list glasilo naSe napredne organi-
zacije. Ia to apeliram ma vse re
zredno zavedne Glane S. ID. p. u.
i'll glavni odbOr, da Sc kakor nj
ira le mogoGe naredi potrebni ko-
rak. da Sc ''Glas Naroda' zavrze
kot glasilo s. ID. y. L. in isto po-
veri listu kateri stoji resnci ma
r%azredno zavedni delavski podla-
81. Cas- je da mu pokazemo hr-
bet "a vselej. Vsem slovenskim
delavcem pa naitopleie priporo-
cam, da Sc naroGe i'll Gitajo mas
bojeviti list "Prolctarec'. katcri
je idini slovenski socialistiGni list
V Ameriki in V resnici list sloven-
skin delavcev.
s socialisticni pozdrav!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Pueblo. Colo.
FVINTI nv
John

Pueblo, Colo. - Delavci Sc 5,
vse premalo zavedajo, da SO Mi
hove koristi popolnoma nasprot
ne onim kapitalistov. Sc vedno j,
(Nadaljevanje ma zadnji strani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

baje vse zlata resnica, puckD Ce
pa je temu tako, da Sc udelezlJo
taxi hudobnezi, katerim niti usta-
va nj sveta in kateri i~ztezajo svo-
je kremplje cello do New Yorka,
potem Sc ne bode z lepim konca-
10, ter skoro gotovo tudi deIitev
ne izostane, kar Sc tice zadnJega,
Sc nisem ~vstraSil, kajti kar pose
dujem JAZZ, je itak do dobrega re
razdeljeno; crevlji sc deliJo nam
rec re V tri ''Stuke'', a suknje pa
je re skoro v vsaki tovorni kari
dobiti koSGek. Toraj kot reGcno.
delitve sc nisem bal, pac pa je
umevno, da sem z nekako rezi-
gnacijo (ako Sc m bojazen ia
ko imenovati) mislil ma batine i'll
vreze z nozi. Moi strah je po-
mnozilo Sc dejstvo, da sen I'VE
del, da ravno ne daleG cd kraja,
cd koder je dospelo omenjeno
pevsko drustvo, kaj radi podp,-
rajo svoje hvalevredno narodno
-p%atriotiGnO delo Z noii. Ker Sc
baje vedno vpoSteva izrek: vse "a
narod, jih tudi vedno nalozijo
rojaku, ne kakem Nemcu. ali ce-
10 c%rnecu; ako bi premikastili ka-
kega crneea IL Afrike, bi Jim nam
rec lahko Redo ocital, da so jim
nigri wee, kot pa lastni rojaki. Ko
sem opazoval omenjeni zbor, sem
previdnosti ma ljubo stall nekoli-
ko vstran, a SEN Sc takoj prepri-
cal. da strah nj ma mestu; ko pa
so zaceli proizvajati lepe sloven-
ske pesni, je isti popolnoma izgi-
nil, ter sem Sc pc zavzitju enc
kruglice piya cello toliko o%juna-
ell. da sem Sc popolnoma pribli-
zal, ter napeljal pogovor z mo-
zem, kateri sc mi je zdel najpri-
jaznejSi. Med drugim %govorjen-
lem me je povabil tudi V njegovo
naSelbino, S cemur pa me .je spra-
vii do skrajnosti V zadrego. Ma
nJegovo v~praSanje, kaj me VINE
mira, mi nj %preoStalo druzega.
kot priznati, da imam reSpekt
pred "vsezanarodniki'. Xxi ho6e-
10 spraviti svOj patriotizem do
veljave. Gee ne drugace. pa 5 po-
motjo kOla ali noZa. Pomirjeval-
no me pOtrka pc rami in zaSepe-
&c: slicno pa Sc dogajajo samo
ma drugi strani vode. a most pa
mas veze. Kaj .je Z besedami "dru-
30 stran vode" hotel pOvedati, mi
je uganka. katere nikakor ne mo-
rem reSiti mislil SEN 81 re. da je
A~vStrija ali cello Turcija in Bal
kan ma drugi Stlani vOdc. a 81 ia
koJ zopet nasprotuje ma pOdlagi
izJave: most pa mas veze. kajti
kolikor meni znano. Sc nj narejen
most cree veliko luZo. Pc temelji-
TEN razmotrivanju sem Sc uveril.
da socialist MISC res taxi nedo-
%Stojnezi. kot Sc Jill opisuje V listu
SLOW. delavcev, paG pa isti list OBJ
Stoji IL zgolj 'bluffa". Il ne po-
lititnega, paG pa kramarskega,
kateremu najpodlejsa laz nj pre-
velika, da bi reSil svojo efijaltsko
h%inavS6ino pred razkritjem, kar
pa Sc je proti njegovi wolff re
zgodilo. Slovenski delavci pa bo-
do znali %postopati z omenjcnim
hluffom. o ten sen %preprican JAZZ.
a tudi izdajatelji sami. o cemur
prica zvijanje V zadn.jih izdaiah
Toraj ma svidenje pred balkans
kimi yrati, kadar Sc bode polju-
bio slovenskemu delavstvu V
Ameriki prijeti "a gnojne vile.
ter izkidati nesnago lazi, obreko-
vanje in hinavstva.
LAVTARJEV IL SENT PAVLA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Johnston City, III.

Johnston City, Ill. - Kot mi
lijone druzih, sen prisel tudi JAZZ
81 srece iskati pred wee lett sem
" Ameriko. Bill sem V enem ali
drugem kraju re. ali srece So nj
sem nasel. Dozivcl SEN pa wee
britkih izkuSen. katere so mi Sc
daj V poduk. Dokljer sem bill Sc
neizkusen, sen cital ''glasilo slo-
venskih delavcev V Ameriki" G.
\. kateri list me je. zdobro place
nem' ogIasi, parkrat sprawl oh
drlo. PrinaSal .jc namrec oglase
V katerih Sc .ie iskalo delavce V ia
ali oni kraj. Vteh oglasih .jc bilo
vscpolno obljub. Kod naprimer.
dobra plaza in stalno delo. Use
nalbolle udobnosti IA delavce. it'd.
ker sem 81 mislil. da je G. y. list
slovenSkih delavcev, sem delo. ka-
tcrega sem incl pustil in sci V
kral, kod je bio oznaGcno V ogla-
su G. \. To je bilo razoGaranie
zane. Namesto dobrcga della i'm
dobre place je bilo tako. da je bel
clovek postal Grn cd samega della.
VA placa zopet, Ia, la ic bila mast
ma. Ma kratko, vSe ie bio ravno
nasprotnO kar jc bilo obl.iubljcno
V oglaSu.
Prevaran sem bill popolnOma in
zmenoj ma stotinc drugih. To vse
lie bilo ma raGun kapitalistiGneoa
'ista V New Yorku. Gotovo. 90.
'podle pr G. \. Sc MISC brigali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Yukon, Pa. - Dragi "Prolet

YUKON, ia. Dragl PrOleta-
req! - Ker so prazniki pred
durmi in ker Sc bliza Novo leto.
81 ne morem kaj. da hi Sc tudi JAZZ
ne oglasil. Steer sedaj prvic sit
narim V "Proletarcevem" ured-
nistvu in nimam dosti upanja, da
BIO ia moi "prvoroienec" toliko
pr mo6i, da bi preskocil zevajoci
uredniski kos. Korajza velial Ra-
cunam pa ma to, da je advent in
bozicni ~prazniki toliko uplival ma
urednika, da BIO milostno sodil in
prizanasal.
Kaj sem re hotel povedati? A
: ia! Izpovedal bi Sc rad in sicer
lavno pred vsemi Proletarcevimi
eitatelji. Veste adventni cas-, cas-
pokore je re skoro minul in Novo
leto je tn in treba DO zaGeti novo
fivljenje. Poboljsati Sc bo treba
sodrugi! Ker pa besede samo mi
eejo, vzgledi pa vleeejo, hocem
biti sam prvi: - IzpraSal sem 81
vest, naredil sem trden sklep in
%daj pride ma vrsto izpoved. Mo
D grehi 40 tile: Bill sem veasih
len v agitaciii "a "Proletarca".
Bral sem premalo socialistiene
spise. - Siril nisem socialism to-
hko kakor hi lahko in hi moral.
1vrazil sem kapitaliste, zlasti pa
este, XII so INSTRUMENTATION
strajku prizadejale delavcem to-
hko gorja. Zanideval sem neved-
most in brezbriznost delavcev IN
celavski napredek in delavske ko-
nsti. Nasprotujem dolgemu de-
lovnemu Gasu in slabi pla6i. Pro-
estiram prot temu, da imaio ka-
pltalisti pravicO jemati tri Getr-
une molega zasluzkal Sem prot
vsaki krivici in zahtevam Ease
kakor IA vse ljudi pravico. - To
20 moi grehi.
fokoro 81 bonn pa sam nalozil.
rred vsem sem sklenil. da Sc no.
@m pobolTati. Agitirati bocem
"Proletarca" z vsemi mocmi.
Ihler me bodo prviG ven virgil.
oom sci nazaj v drugiG, V tretjic
-, dokler So ne naroce ma ia "a
~2elavce prekoristni list. Siriti no.
I'm tudi druge socialistiGnc spi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Telefon: Monroe 3447.
H. SCHWARTZ

ina popolno zalogo trpeznih oolek ir
druge moske oprave: klobuke, kape
cevlJe ter vsakovrstne kufre.
1916 N. Halsted st., Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

Nasa parobrodna poslovnica je najvecja
ma Zapadu in ina vse najboljse oceanske
crte %(linije). Sifkarte prodajamo po
kompanijskih cenah.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
THE LATE MRS. G00DL0E.
Tribute to . Lovely Lady and Beau.
tiful Character.

| A large concourse of sorrowing friends
attended the funeral on Monday last
! October ID of Mrs. Green Clay Good
loe, who died after a brief Illness at her
country home, "woodreve,'' in Prince
George County, Maryland. the preceding
| Friday, and accompanied her remains 70
their last resting place at Arlington Ma
| tional Cemetery. Rev. Edward s. Dun
| lap oficiated at the services at ST.
Johns Church, corner Sixteenth and II
Streets Northwest, and the services at
| the grave were conducted by Rev. W. ].
d. Thomas. pastor Of the Church OF
Our Saviour, at Brookland. D. c.
Mrs. Goodloe was' born in Kentucky.
her father being the late James B. Beck.
Representative of that State in the
United States Senate. On her mother s
side, who was Jane Ausustin Washing
ton Thornton. she was related to Gen.
George Washington. In the late 7o's she
married Green Clay Goodloe. then
captain in the United States Marine
Corps, Of the noted Kentucky family OF
that name.
Stricken suddenly in the prime of life.
with a future abounding in promise. and
amidst surroundings tending 20 make long
life desirable, the death Of Mrs. Goodloe
was a crushing blow to her friends and
adoring family. and grievously darkened
the happy home, Of which she was the
pride and love. Miss Mary Wilcox. a
lifelong friend. in speaking of Mrs.
Goodloe. says: ''Inheriting brilliant tai
ents. great personal charm. answering
integrity and courage. from ancestors
prominent in her country's civil. mill
tary and social annals. she was a de-
voted member of the church and fam
lily circle, loyal friend. an unselnsh.
genial, kind-hearted, noble-minded wom-
an. The poor and unfortunate found IN
her a helpful, sympathetic friend: little
children loved and trusted her. She
added dignity to an already honored
name, maiden and married. and her
memory will ever be lovingly cherished
by her family and friends. She faith
fully fulfilled all the duties and obliga-
tions Of life. and when the dread sum-
mons came she, as a soldier Of Christ.
answered the call calmly and bravely,
with love and charity for all. with per-
feet faith and trust in Gods pity and
mercy. and passed from earthly scenes
to eternal rest and blessednes. Loving
all. trusting many. wronging none. she
died the death which best becomes a
Christian. All honor be to her memory
and everlasting peace to her soul"
Mrs Goodloe is survived by her hus-
band. Brig. Gen. Green Clay Goodloe.
retired, U. s. NJ. c., and an only brother,
George Thornton Beck. who. with his
wife and children, Bette, Jane Thorn
ton. and James T. Beck. lives In Cody.
wyo, but was able to be here In time
for the funeral.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

Mrx Wilson-creene b to Be congre3u-
lated upon bringing, to Washington for
the second time in five years such .
wonderful singer ~ Nine. Calve. who
opened the local concert season last FRI
day afternoon at the Columbia Theater.
assisted by Calico Gasparri, In an sx-
cellent performance Of concsrt and
opera numbers The large and apprecaar
tive musical audience present was . tes-
timonial- to Mrs Wilson-Grsene's 5udg-
ment and ability as focal manager.
For more than ten years Mrs. Greene
has taken the initiative in providing the
music lovers OF this city the privileges Of
hearing large number Of the noted
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

popular debutante in Washington So
ciety during her fathers service In the
the Senate She married Mr.. Coromilas
July 6. 1910. while he was serving here
as Greek Minister to the United States,
position which he still holds in naJne.
his successor not having been appoints
ed. and Mr.. Caftanzoglu being the
Milas has been in Greece for a year
with Nine. Coromilas. the former serv-
ing as premier in the Greek cabinet in
the present crisis.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
Anthony League.

The Anthony League (auxiliary club to
the District Suffrage Association will
give q Halloween-at-home at suffrage
headquarters. Apartment 12l. the Portner.
on Thursday evening. from to 10 p. m.
Invitations quantity worded and decoraf-
ed are being distributed broadcast to
bring In as many friends of the league
as possible to an affair that promises to
be fraught with interest to thinking
women.
The league has also provided a lee
turer in the person Of Rev. Will J. Err
wood to address its members Oh the
evening Of November I. at the Portner.
Rev Mr. Erwood is interested in all the
progressive movements Of the day. and
whatever he says will merit a large
audience.
On October g. the State Equal Suf-
frage Association will hold a meeting at
suffrage headquarters. for the purpose
Of electing delegates to the national con-
vention to convene in November. in Phil
adelphia, and for making definite plans
for the work of the coming winter.