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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-07
CALLS ON PREslpENf.

=. WASHINGTON, Aug, ,7.--senator
Kern visited both the White House and
the. state Department Today for the
purpose of satisfying himself that the
status Of John Lamb of Terre Haute,
with respect to the. Mexican ambassa-
dorship, is unchanged by the, sending
of Ex-Governor Lind to Mexico as a
personal representative of President
WILSON, 49,. .. -. 60,
It can. be stated on good authority
that SO far. there. has. been no change
in the program to appoint Lamb as
ambassador. to Mexico but it may be
several months before the appoint
ment is actually made.
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Pafacce.

For today's feature the Palace pre-.
sents the two-tart Kay-Bee japanese
tragedy, "Banzai,9' a sensational love
tale staged in TOXIC, Japan, and in
California. The story cehters around
young JAPANESE girl, who gives her
love to an American Of the U S. civil
engineers then touring Japan Later
he leaves her and returns to America,
while she is driven from her home.
Her brother secures a position in the
Japanese secret service. and they
come to. the United States. During
an effort to. steal plans Of United
States fort, she is killed. blythe man
she loves. With this is shown an
Eclair comedy, "Fununicus Wins the
Race"
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"Heilo. Bill"

= There is. no doubt but what Hello
BilT' will make the same big hit that
BROWNS in. Town" did. q few weeks
ago, as it is one of the best farce
comedies ever written, and the produc-
.tiop viii be complete Mr. Sayfes viii
appear in the part of William Fuller,
while each member of the company
will appear to advantage. Hello. Bill"
will be the Offering at the Murray
all next week, With tie usual matt
Inees.
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WANTED-Maid to assist
with upstairs work. Can tele:
PhOne 2246. Att

The busiest galway station in the
world is that of.the Care St. Lazare,
Paris Isris for the TOTAL number, !of, 0asssn-
gers arriving Of departing is officially
Set down ff nearly ,forty-five. million
annually. II is, estimated that thirty
FIVE mifliQn, would be the j. number
dealt With ina year at the, three great
London stterpfpaIS6T,Wlategloo. Liver
pool street and Euston.
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50
SOCIAL.
- "a.
From Life.

. Truth, Scandal and Flattery the Uppercrust
Ball Truth promptly elected for being naked Scan
da put back into shadow, but everyone was intro
dced to her in the evening F1attery being decked in
fine APPAREL and false jewels, given the place OF
honor il the grand promenade and at table The great
bS Scandal the newspapers by Flaery and the Re
eording ANGEL By Truth.
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Murrette,.

"'h'| (ANStv - -
From the number Of inquiries re-
garding ''Tigris." the four-reel Italian
drama to be shown at the Murrette
Friday, and. Saturday. capacity, audi
eness will be the rule. More interest
is being SHOWN. in the coming of this
picture than any feature that has
been. brought to Richmond recently.
Clever sdeteetiya stories make. =, good
pictures, and this one is said to be a
wonder.
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WANTS BETTER JOB


wASHINGToN..-Aug. T-Joseph Der.
nard. IN the District of Columbia SUI
preme court dismissed the rule
asked for Major D. Ray to compel the
war department to show. why he
should hot be promoted TO be paymas-
ter in the army, The court declined TO
decide the constitutiopalty OF the pro-
motion act OF Oct. 1880. saying that
the question seems To be one for an
executive or an administrative officer
rather than FOR the court
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"srewsters miIiions.."

"srewsters Millions"
If there is any one in stock
company who has, il on Francis
Sayles as Montgomery Brewster
1t would be pleasure for the
writer to see him. AT. !Sayles as. the
nan r%fSS had. 3 RiiiiQg .snd. bad TO
sPsRa t II q ysaF in ,ordfr 70 iphsEi.
IssyssFP n nj s4rs MORE. i all there; and
looks and acts the part, 1t would be
difficult to imagine an Improvement
The production IS the BEST ever seen
here by a STOCK ORGANIZATION. ana from
the many curutsin calls the company
receives, it is plain that they please
the audience. The play %ill be the
attraction for the remainder or me
week at the Murray. With another
matinee Saturday.
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Costly Treatment.

Il was troubled, with. constipation
and indigestion and spent hundreds of
dollars for medicine and treatment"
Writes C H Hines. or Whitlow. Ark.
Il went TO a St Louis hospitAI. also
to a hospital in New Orleans. but no
cure was effeeted. on returning home
I began taking ChSmberiain's Tablets,
and worked right along. used them
for some time and am now an tisht."
Sold bs all dealers
tAdverusemsntO
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them and mysterious force is ever reach
ing out to block up the avenues of oppor-
tunity. Against this, it goes without say
ing. there is open rebellion and agitators
are, crying. 10 here, or Lo there, is the
trouble and the root of it" All this is. very
desirable and natural; il men ceased to re
bel against what they consider Injustice,
progress would become impossible But
there is one dogma, which is being preach
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gLogRLy LADIES esPeSfAttY

Don't ret your Complexion be wSfig,
klsd and spotted, Keep 1t Young aP:
pea1rrfng and bright. You are lust as
old as you tooR, and you Can have a
fine complexion. II YOU oily give it
care. ADVERTISEMENT,
OPERA CREAM
a LIQUID sesGtlher; Va.
It has Zen used for twenty years
bSladfess of refinement and good taste.
When properly applied with q sponge,
it never Shows, But ,tsmpafts : yeIvet.y
softness TO the COMPLEXION that is I'M
obtainasbie Yith any other PREPARATION:
Not only that: but it preserves the
co5mntlesxxfoh SO that the Longer it is
used the better the Complexion be-
comes Advertfsement.,
TRY IT.
For sale by alt druggists, or by mail
direct from manfilfacturers on receipt
of price, CSC. Manufactured by Dayton
DRUG, Company. Dayton, Ohio. Adyer.
tlsenehl' 80 ~. pc. $500 -
ADVERTISEMENT
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kern VERY ANXIOUS
About the Fate of John Lamb
of Terry Hut"

tNational News Associat!on)
WASHINGTON, Aug. The presi-
dent yesterda ysent TO the senate, the
nomination OF Preston N. Goodwin, OF
Oklahoma to be minister to Venezuela.
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MASONIC CALENDAR

.. Friday, August Skiing Solomona
chapter. No. 4. X. a. NJ. Stated meet.
ing.
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They will

turned, home, Saturday. They will
soon move to. Dayton; .7a --s...4-.,-
Mr., and, Mrs, Isaac, Locke entertain:
ed company of friends Saturday eve
ming at supper; .... 49,.
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\. CO.. - u, ;, ~. - -
.Mike-rDo~ yez believe jim the, recall
of. judges, Pat? PatnaThat i do not.
The last time was up before his hon,
or he seEis ;"kq5fca,lpl, that faef nsitNty
days" I'm again the recall of judges
Life
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SOCIAL CERTAINTIES
NECESSARY DRONES"
BY. Il. L. HAYWOOD.

,.- BY II. l.. Haywood,
INTO classes of society there creeping sense
that somehow other there is wide chasm of in
justice cutting through present social condi-
- lions. Men finding the cards stacked against
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$40: -.
THEATRE
GUIDE


At the Murray. q. -,
Week OF Aug. 4-"Brewster's Nil
lions
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
Will DISTRIBUTE
STATE ALMANAcS
CHAMBER OF COMlERCE RE.
CEIvEs LARGE SHIPMENT OF
STATE PUBLICATION AND WILL
MAIL THEM EAST

A large consignment Of copies oi
the Oregon Almanac. the o0aciai pam.
phiet published BY the state OF Ore
gon for the Information OF homesssk.
ers, settlers and investors. has been
received by the Klamath Chamber Of
Commence. Secretary will mail these
to persons seeking Information re-
garding Oregon.
Amy person desiring to have their
Eastern friends receive copies Of the
can leave their names at
the Chamber Of Commerce. and the
matter viii be attended TO. The PAM
phlet, which was prepared under the
Of the Oregon state lmmi-
grafton commission. contains valuable
regarding all parts Of the
state. which was carefully and accu-
rately compiled.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
"PLANT SPUOS'
SAY W|sE'UNs
/, Ni.Ess SOM. ACREAGE IN DE'
yorgD O runERs, LAST
YEARS raEDIcAMENr Will.
nE RNvERsED

klamath county farmers Will
make a great mistake II they do not
devote some OF their acreage TO po'
tatoes this year." said a pfom'nen'
farmer this afternoon. while discus
sing the crop outlook for the coming
season.
Last year the amount OF potatoes
raised hero was enormous. Tho same
condition prevailed elsewhere. and a.
there was consequently no demand
for the tubers. many OF them arc su''
In tho hands Of the farmsrs'
For this reason. many are dm-
sus,ed. and do not nsure ON planting
spuds this year. In this way they
will make q mistake equally ~ grave
M Il can only result In . potato
famine"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
BODY
ARRIVES TO-DAY
STEAMER CARRYING THE RE-
MAINS OF AMEacAN FINAN.
CHER HAS BEEN DElAYEp-
FUNERAL MONDAY
United Press Service

United Press Service
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE r.
mains Of John Pierpont Morgan, the
American multimillionairs who died
In Rome. are due to arrive this after
noon on tho liner Al France. The
steamer was slightly delayed BY thick
weather.
Immediately after its arrival the
body will b taken to the Morgan
library. The remains will lie In state
until the funeral Monday.
J. Pierpont Morgan Jr. and his son.
Junius Morgan. have gone down the
bay to Quarantine. where they will
board the incoming liner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
Iss in the Hsrsidf lrs right. .A..
6lSes1Te 6aIe

4
Under and BY virtue Of an ssscu
tion issued out Of the circuit court OF
the state Of Oregon. for the county Of
klamath. In an action wherein =. H.
Mills was plaintiff and Henry Jackson
defendant. upon judgment rendered
on the 9Th day Of December. A. d.
1912. In favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendant for the sum Of
two hundred ssvsnty-ovs (SsT6.00)
dollars. did upon the 18th day Of
March. 1913. levy upon all the rights.
title. claim and interest Of said de-
fendant In and to the following do
scribed real property. to-wit:
Lots nine (O. ten (10). eleven
an. twelve (ls). fifteen (lS). six-
teen (Is). seventeen an. and sigh-
tssn (ls) in block 90 (s0) Of Grand
view addition 70 the city Of Bonsnss.
klamath county. state Of Oregon.
Notice 70 hereby given that will,
on the 9Th day Of Nay. 1919. It II
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day,
at the court house door OF Klamath
county. Oregon. sell at public auction
all the rights. title. claim and inter-
est OF said defendant In and 70 the
above described property. or 10 much
thereof ~ may b. necessary 70 satisfy
'aid judgment. with intsFsst and costs
% the highest bidder.
Dated this lth day Of April. 1913.
G. @. LOW.
Sheriff Of klamath County. Oregon. |
y GEO. \. HAYDoN. Deputy.
6-13-ls-3s-3h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
MOOSEDOM HAS
new OFFICIALS
INHALATION CEREMONY HELD
THURsDAY EVENING = BAN.
QUIET AND SOCIAL EVENING
FOLLOWED

Installation Of ofncers was held
last night by Klamath Lodge iios
Loyal Order Of Moose. In the west hall
Of the I. o. .. r. building. when the
following we're officially seated:
Past Dictator. w.. Gilbert.
Dictator. b. McAllistcr.
Vice Dictator---Henry II. Low.
Prelate--w. II. Smith.
sergeant-at-Arms---william Taylor.
inside Guard--Robert walsh.
Outer Guard--Bert d. Mccoy.
Trustses--O. d. Matthews. Jesse
Jarvis and Fred stahlman.
One candidate was introduced In
the mysteries Of Moosedom.
After the initiatory and installation
exercises were over. . bountsous
spread was partaken Of BY the men,
bers present. Following the ban
Qust the members adjourned to the
lodge room again. where . smoker
was held. stories told. ETC.. until
late hour.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

For the protection Of avistors there
has been inventsd IN air inflated suit
Of rubber armor. including . substan-
tton helmet and other safeguards
against wrenchins or twisting the
body In falling.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
'SUFFS DESTROY
BIG eRANDsTAND
N,,irrANTs Arm NOW DUnBED
"ARsoNErrEs " ny BRIToNs.
MRS. rANxRuRsr N REroRT.
MD WEAK FROM RER FAST
United Press Service

United Press Service
LONDON. April II. Tho lars'
pavilion and srandstand at the Tun
bridge Wells cricket neld was burn
cd this morning BY surraxettes.
A large picture OF Mrs. PAnkhurs'
was posted at the scene OF tho blass'
since their destructive activities al
different places aimee the conviction
OF Mrs. Pankhurst. tho militant suf'
fraxettes are being styled Arson
ettcs."
Dr. Mckenna admitted today that
Mrs. Emmcline Pankhurst 10 weak
from her continued hunger strike"
lie denied the report that her condi-
tion Ia serious.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
KINGS YACHT /. FIRST cusA1


dica,e . split In the rbo.Montsae-
grin coalition attacking seutArL A
dispatch from Belgrade 10 10 the sf-
feet that tho ssrvian forces have
abandoned the siege. and are march
Ing homsward.
Advices from cettinJe say that the
servian artiiierymen forgot to cease
nring whils the Montsnesrins we're
engaged In hand-to-hAnd nshting at
the outer fortincations. This nre. u
Ia alleged. killed many Of the Monte
neGrins.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

Repeatedly interruptinx tho current
for innnitesimal fractions OF time.
permitting the nlament TO cool. but
not interfering with the lisht ~ per-
cslvsd BY the human eye. . rrsnch
electrician has invented lamp which
he claims uses but one two-hundreth
OF the current OF ordinary lamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
JUSTICE
BEING MfTED OUT
T" KONsTUBULEs" AND JUDGE
GRAVES MAKE A COMBINATION
THAT n HARD I'D GET AWAY
FROM

Although the Elks vii hold their
big Western Night" this evening,
members Of the Antlersd Herd DO no,
intend to stand for any unnecessary
lawlessness.
This IL being made plain this after
noon. for. armed with rsvolvsrs Of
how.tser proportions. and wess Inc
stars that cover thor whole breasts. Q
trio Of be-chappsd. bs-spurrsd and b.
sombrsrosd vigilantss are securing
the city for lawisss Elks. Little syn
pathy b given these oRsndsrs. and
they are told 70 tell Il al to the
Judge.
Msmbsrs Of the force are Peery o.
D. Lap. Henry Stout ana Frank AK
eny. while he who hands out the ssn-
teuce b Charles Graves.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
sevada. California.

Nevada. California. Wisconsin.
Massachusetts. New York. Connect
cut. Rhode Island and Vermont have
more than ESQ insane persons 70 each
100000 population. while New Nsx-
leo. Arkansas. Oklahoma and Ala
bama have LEES than 100.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11


enable him TO put the nxings onto
Brown In half the allotted time. says
his manager.
Brown has also settled down 70 the
hard grind at Venice. Kaye says he
will b greatly improved over his con-
dition ~ any time since bis arrival on
the coast It has taksa considerable
time for him 70 sst acclinatsd and to
begin Sselins right again. bat ~ now
fcsls surS that hs b ready TO make
the 1ght Of his earsss. Kayo hasn't
the sllghtsst doubt In the world that
~ WIN terminate Tie eAanpionsAip
aspiratteas of The Nsdford hid inside
Of tsa rouals. aa1 thsrssy est . rs-
tara match With Joe Rivers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

That Il produces q more nearly
perfect vacuum than anything prsvi-
uosly invented h claimed for . now
valveiess air pump. which consists
pricnipally Of one cylinder revolving
within another.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

u. u. Lemon. . well known Dairy
itc. came In Thursday to attend TO
business matters. He will return
home Saturday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

To kill weeds . washington man
has invented hollow rod. carving .
rubber reservoir Of poison. which can
10 injected through the point Of the
rod ~ II ID inserted in the ground
against the rooots Of plant that II ID
desired to destroy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

YasDsss. AfasuGisni
! - nak1Ag - . ~ a lss1Gses1
lnndss dsy lands I'D stock Fnnehss.
and wtl1 puboish . ossesipeiaa q saeh
90 h . snail foadsr. II yoa waae
yosr lad a this lis4 pleass bring -
sead - tho infogmae1uo q ooce. :.
CHIL COTE
o13 Nain g. Phono -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
People YOU MEET

4. D. Waldo Of Bonanza 10 here
attending to business matters.
J. 8. 0rimth came In Thursday
from Eagle Ridge on the Upper Lake.
Abnsr Weed Of Dunsmuir 10 hero
to attend TO local interests.
7. II. TsmpIston OF Merrill b here
today.
W. y. Hawxhurst left for Califor-
MIA points last aisht
1000
Mrs. Wight left for DAIRY this
morning after visiting friends In this
city.
James Douglas. foreman Of the
Doak ranch. ID here Arranging for the
commencement Of work there.
"Cso Ssaso SoADV ~ AooID0oy tVVW
Seven Nile He viii remain Q couple
|of dAys.
J. v. Holsssk and 4. Kalina, veil
known residents Of Malin. are here
attending to business mattsss. The
latter conducts . store In the Bohs-
milan community.
Alex J. Rossboroush. one Of the
officials Of the California Oregon
Power company. came In from Oak
land Thursday. to attend 70 local bust.
mess matters.
w l. Clarke. formerly resident Of
klamath Falls. but now living In Oak
land. 10 here attending TO business In
terests. He 10 connected with local
lumber enterprises.
- - -----
So rany pedestrians have been KILL
ed by motor buses In London that an
inventor has brought out . dsvies In
tended 70 pick up. uaharmsd. Q per.
son that one Of The big vehicles may
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

Piss view Iot o. the him ~ eoSO;
sssns.
Cosnsr Iot nsar mouth Of tunnsl,
eSo0. eaHy terms.
Coed Nsehois addition loA ESQ
caah. tat
Crescent ave. los ~ esoo. easy
ess1ns.
Cssscsae eve. lot q esoo cash.
Secoad Hot 6pvings corner at eS0O,
half canh.
Cn1lCOTE
- Main g. Phess eei
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11
MDasM /. Asun The fAvoR|TE

Continued from Pas. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

sshsssihs fss rAs Hseail. 50 esats
. neatA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

The Herald. afty esats . nosth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

w l. Clarke. formerly resident Of
klamath Falls. but now living In Oak
land. 10 here attending to business In
terests. He 10 connected with local
lumber enterprises.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

}. v. Holsssk and 4. Kalina. vel
known residents Of Aalin. are her,
attending TO business mattsrs. II
latter conducts . store In the Bohs
milan community.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

John Ellis came In Thursday from
seven Mile He viii remain . couple
|of days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

Alex J. Rossboroush. one Of tn
officials Of the California; -Orseoi
Power company. came In from Oak
land Thursday. to attend 70 local bust
ness matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

Complete stock Of new goods are now afFlJ1ax
and these will be shown for the first time q
the new store at bargtin prices. Thea nn1e
We're bought Tor CASH and the people Z -
attn County will receive the benefit Of low
cost.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-11

4. D. Waldo Of Bonanza 10 here
attending to business matters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-08
LOW WAGES NOT
 CAUSE OF VICE
 MERCHANTS SAY
Employers of Thousands of Girls in Chicago Believe $8 a Week Enough But Are Contradicted by TenderIOin Women

Chicago, March 8-saThe employ CTS think that low wages have noth- ing to do with immortality among women;, the women of the town say it has everything to do with it.
 That was the way State Senator Nels JuuI summed up yesterdays testimony before the state senate vice investigation committee at which some of the greatest ernrloyers of female labor in the city, and a half dozen women from the underworld were witnesses
 State Senator Beal1. like Juu1. a member of the committee, explained to the witnesses who were employers that the committee desired to em- barrass no one. but wished inforna- ton bearing on a bill now pending in the legislature making a minimum wage scale of SIP for women in this state compulsory. The employers held this figure to be excessive and the law an impossibility.
 Among the witnesses heard were Roebuck & Co.,; James Simpson, vice. Julius Rosenwa1d, president of Sears president of Marshall Field & Co.,; F. F. Mande1, president of Mandel Brothers, and Roy Shayne, president 
 buck & Co. are a mail order house and the remaining three firms retail establishments, employing in the ag- gregate thousands of girls and women
 Julius Rosenwa1d, president of Sears, Roebuck K Company. testified that his company employed 4,732 women and girls whose average wage is $9.12 a week. The lowest salary of $5 is given to the bir1s 16 years old. After three months they are advanced to $5.5O. The company hires only girls who live at home. The concern employs 1.456 girls and women who receive less than $s a week.
 RosenwaId testified that he was at one time chairman of the Chicago vice commission which conducted an investigation of vice conditions in this city. A portion of this report was suppressed by the committee.
 Did not your company within the | last few years conduct a private in vestigation to ascertain the minimum wage necessary for the support of a woman without assistance?" asked Chairman O'Hara. q don't recall I-there may have been but I don't remember just now. Perhaps MT MiIIer-''
 1 The latter, who is superintendent
 of employment for the Seers. Roe buck & Company. promptly entered | the breach and said that such an in- vestigation had been held by a com 1 mittee composed of department
 heads and which reported the mini
 mum requirements of girls ''adrift' 1 (not living home) was $S. Now I want to ask you,' said O'Hara, ''as a man of wide phiIan-