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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16

i
| cago.
] My dental Office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712
Dr. Frazey.
Z A photograph of the largest ship
rnent of toys ever brought 10 Marshall
town is shown on page of this paper.
Bargain Store.
i Every member of the family will
find it worth while to read the adver-
| tisement on page of f;le Bargain
/ Store.-Advertisem
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Hollingsworth
/. spent Sunday in Toledo, where they
/, visited their son Carl. who recently
moved to Toledo from Reinbeck.
| The supervisors reduced the bond
+, of the county treasurer from $4,000
Z; to $4,000. beginning with Jan. l. The
i reduction in the amount was made be-
/ cause of the cost of the bond.
| Forty Five Minutes From Broad
way" George NJ. Cohan's play. with
! music, will be seen here a: the Odeon
/ tomorrow evening, with "Corinne' and
/ Bernard Riggs in the leading roles.
Odeon.
! A treat for the little tots. and joy
(, to the economical mother, is a visit to
/ the Bargain Store during the holidays.
Page S, this paper. gives ycu an idea
of why you should shop here. Bar
gain Store.
| Thanksgiving will soon be here, your
dining room floors may need refinish-
ing, walls and ceilings redecoratins.
wood work frightened up. George does
it. Get your order in early. Phone
I! 1927 white. George.
! In the pictures shown in the Bar
/ gain Store advertisement on page 3
there are lis boxes of toys. This means
that the largest display of toys in
this city will be at this store. Bargain
Store. North First avenue.
| Mrs. P. J. Christensen, of Spirit Lake
accompanied by her friend. Miss Lucille
Z! Peterson, of Estherville. arrived in the
city Saturday evening for a two weeks
visit at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Galloway.
H Car of nice. big, red apples on NJ &
/, ST. L. track Tuesday and Wednesday,
single bushels 80 cents five bushels OF
ilOfc OU CeIItS per DQSIl0I. lDIAIlS yOuA
sacks. Now is the time to lay in your
winter supply.-Advertisem
N Mrs. Dora Davis, 1os North Center
street, went Saturday afternoon tc
Chicago. where she VIII visit indefin-
itely. Mrs. Davis returned home only
a few days ago from South Dakota
points where he has been visiting
relatives.
n Eight new ranges slightly used in
certain tests at our factory but all have
been re-trimmed and look like new.
Every one guaranteed. We. offer them
at very low prices to SELL quickly.
Phone 65 for an appointment at the
factory. Quick Action Range COM
pany
! P. E. Shugart, of Nevada. the con-
tractor who has the job of grading the
steep hill just west of Rhodes, has the
work about half completed. The su-
pervisors allowed him payment Of
$1,O9S Saturday on the engineers esti-
mate that $500 cubic yards of earth
had been moved.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. C.
NJ. Howe who are to leave the city on
Wednesday to take up their work in
re-entering the evangelistic field, a
| farewell reception will be held Tuesday
evening in Central Church of Christ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16
HELP WANTEp-MALE.


Wanted-Able- bodied men. Good
eyesight. for f1remen and brakeme en-.
Good wages. experience unnecessary.
State age. Railway, care Times RE-
publican. @
Wanted-Three good men in every
county in 1owt to- sell Minneapolis
panel silos on commission. Address
l.. r. Rivers, general agent, Grinnell,
Iowa.
Wanted-Men to learn the barber
trade. BY our method you are pre-
pared for position in few weeks. Many
jobs waiting, Tools given. Wages
while learning. Write at once. Moler
Barber College. Chicago, III.
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FOUND.
LOST.

Lost-Tail light and bracket and auto
number 27495. Return to G. Il. Corbet,
State Center. Iowa,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16

To Rent-Five room house. Enquire
30S South Seventh avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16

horn cockerels 81 each or six for 50.
George G. Coffin, LeGrand, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16

The supervisors reduced the bond
of the county treasurer from $4,000
to $4,000. beginning with Jan. l. The
reduction in the amount was made be-
cause of the cost of the bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16

Anyone can earn moro money in
spare or full time with our wonderful
polishing pad. Retails for 10 cents.
Constantly repeats. Send 10 cents for
sample and complete information. The
Mogul Manufacturing Company. Cleve-
land, o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-16

For Sale-Pure bred poultry. List
yours with us. Phone or write G. q
Lcunsberry. secretary.
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Permanent income. Very little time re-
CURED. Give references in your an
swer. Address Joel Smith, publisher,
314 Lankershim building, Los Angeles.
Cal.
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WANTED.

sWanted-To rent by April l, 1915, a
five or six room cottage. modern pre-
ferred, with small garden. BY respon-
sible persons. Address E-12 Times
Republican.
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SEES JAPAN AT
IBy Latest Mail

zes5esA s4 by LdteSB. M ali X - - =
g WASHINGTON, d. Diplomats Id
Washington were interested in an In
8erview recently published here NTH
Baron Wilhelm Freiber Won SchOen;
former secretary of the German EN-
.bassy at Toxic, who has arrived here
to Join the embassy staff The sub.
stance of the interview is IN the open
ing statement, which follows:
You may safely sax that the mass
or the Japanese people believe that
war with the United States is newt
able. Throughout Japan Is an Intense
hatred of the American people. . 6 8
e In detail, Baron Schoen reviewed the
Mexican trouble, ID which, he declared.
The sympathy OF The Japanese people
WAS with Mexico. and he also express
ed the opinion that Japan, did not en-,
ter the present war because OF her
alliance with Great Britaih, hut be-
cause. England urged her to. - s
There was q strong pro Mexican
feeling IN Japan when the United
States had difficulties with that re-
bubble the baron Is quoted as saying.
Should both Japan and England be
victorious in this war = which. of
Course, ! do not believe Is possible
the danger to the United States would
be great" 49,.
The general tenor Of the interview
IS held here to be III violation OF the
Presidents known views on neutrality.
Up to this time il has not been called
to the official attention Of the Presi.
dent, but steps to that end were taken
today. -
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E. BUFFANDEAU, =.
Deputy Gityaand County Clerk.
u 6o8f-Oct. 10. Il. 10. ~

Charles Herchenstsin, second assist
ant corporation attorney at Jersey
City, has been. suspended because OF
alleged neglect OF duties. s4----.-.... .
All the companies IN The Butte. dis
trict have refused recognition to the
Western Federation OF Miners or the
Butte Mine b,orkers' Union.
Leon LedoufneaHx, of Rochester, n.
z, son of councilman Joseph Ledours
neaux, was instantly killed recently
when he stepped from one street
car into the path Of another. Il was
necessary to use Jacks to extricate
the body.
Nine men were injured when large
sightseeing automobile swept them
from the running board OF a Coney isl
and bound street car in Brooklyn. s
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YOUNG EMBEZZLER DIES
ON EVE OF HIS TRIAL
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA A. Pa. e he. ttlaL q
VII 6iabszzling Baa frc whole.
SAT eReiry firm. carn3 to a sudden
endke3 Dallas was killed b an
eleyatef strain MhiIe on lis way to
court. His wife and sister wee with
him when he w8s killed. Whefherxit
was accident or suicide &. Dot known.
5 On salary OF $2a n week, Dallas
owned q Handsome rome in Ardfnore.
3 ept,irb, -cedteftaffied Extensively,
droA4 40 automobile and had money IN
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John Woodson. the first negro IRE
man of the New York department, was
appointed by Commissioner Adamson.
He was third Of the civil service list,
and successfully passed through the
school Of distraction.
The national convention of the, Uni
ted Irish yLeagae of America, which
was to have opened at New York Sep
tembert 80. was postponed until No
'Yember 40. sfs4s 4.s-tst
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nation for Guard
80 49, Ill. ~;
So :. GENERAL STATS. - s. !,
= 81 - w. Aduant oenersi.s
Charles W. Zegler Winan Ord DeDkA
y (Breyeted Colonsl ssss 5
MAJ Charles B. Cooper, Surg
(Breyeed
q n. Geson 90 n.
(Breveed Lieut. ColonelD
aextn ntpdaAr
Aide to the Governor. Capt D.
49, INSPECT oFtleE saJds t
1 llsut y e Mhlssnsss 8 A. lrspsstsri
! HELD AND STAFF osfclas
n Riley. MAI Whlam nj 80 tlk
Capt James Thompson Adj list Ii John " kan9yht
Capt George schader O. md g. u
Capt nsp A. PI MAJ 1st Bat
Capt Heeinad w Warham comsy LIST 1t Charles Eese
MAJ Gustave Rose, End 2nd 1t Roscoe W R4n o. NJ
Humphrey, lChaplain, valentn Csp)
COMPANIES STATIONED AT tsUNeIt1LU ~
- l4sut
K Cushingham Thursday, 80
Company Bcapt Paul Super End Lieut. 7so
Company c-eapt Camara L .d
< Stein Friday 1880
g
Full sstsndanee needed for company dti oee
= 1881. sunday, October fs TARGET prsetes
Tls Lett 4 & RodEht1lhs IA
Company s 3 Kane LIST Iasu !. Il Ksas M wv nj
Kama Monday. 7:S0 a1
- 7feu AHA Chung
s. sIA1IoNEp MALI 81 s - -
Company y ~ KAas ist ~ III
Company W Z young Ii Lisut & Saluatin
4 81 IS - - 1aTATloNEn HAWAII
Company ~ y D. ast ~ A nd
81 MEDicsI eFF f SnrH sAsfrARy Tko1,ts
MAJ n n KHhonrne Capt = = Moons 3 ~ 80
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81 AOTHoRITv.
REsoLuTIoN No. Zoe.

4 Be II Resolved w the Board Of Su.
peryisors. Of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territofy Of Hawaii that the
following sums, amounting to Three
Thousand Six Hundred Sixty-two Dol:
Jars and Twenty-Five Cents 1852. 25l,
be and the same are hereby apprnpfi-
,ated outsof al mepeys IN the General
Fund Of the Treasury for the follow
ing purposes, to wft;to 49,
Collection and disposition Of
IS garbage ........ ..........s ~ 10000
Sanitary sewer, Aing and Ka-
z iii streets .....i..s .....s... $500
Premium on bonds, appointiye q,
Qftcers .s...sg. 1900
Expenses widening LihoIiho st. 1926
Belt road, Koolauloa District
fWaimea sectionl ;. $780,. 1900. 90
Belt road, Koolaupoko Dis
& trict (Hakipul Section) -. 10000
Presented by
WM. H. MCCLELLAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu. October 3, 1914.
At a regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board Of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu, held on Fri.
day. October 9. 1914, the foregoing
resolution was passed on First Read.
ing and ordered to print on the follow.
ing vote Of said board:
4 Ayes: Markham, Mcclellan, Pache-
co. Petrie.s Wolter. Total 5.
G Noes: None. -
Absent, not voting: Cox. Hardesty.
Totals2e : -aa -
E. BUFFANDEAU, !,
= Deputy City and County Clerk.
j ID 6A8f- Oct 1A.s12. az.
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The great losses sustained have com.
PEELED the German government 20 re-
woke ~ exemptions from military
service.
The shortage N equipment has re-
suited n IN order 70 bury dead Ger
man soldiers wlthout shoes o. uniform.
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child's eyeglasses In case, on Fort st.,
mr.. Central Grammar school s. re.
ward. Return to 1913 Fort ct, 3
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ALLIES STRENGTHENING
POSITION DAILY.

Advises % the Daily Mall from its
correspcndcnt bthlnd the Freneh il1eg
report that the positions Of the Allies
on the len wing are now stronger than
ever.
The Germans have nensced this Tine
BY constant. attacks, which hsye been
nnsucccsofilI, and ,<heir-forces are oets
ting hortIcoeIy ltatIersf.
hecrpitinb e beiro pushed xlberous-
" n Britain.
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All lovers Of music TO develop talent
by taking lessons from Ernest <.
Ksaa. 81 Young Building. Tel 1888.
63s1-ts
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IoNpQN, Eng Oct. 13<=I1e enofs
nous total ~ 11f 900 killed, wounded
and mis1irr man. among the prusslan
troops, Il contained IN - cffclsI cas-
uaIty lists publIbhed u Beflih This
does not Include the Icsess among the
lBavsrlsns, ssxons Or Wurtsnabursians.
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Energetic collector In city office; must
write legible hand and furnish salts
factory references. Answer Collect
or, care Star-Bulletin. Sssl-St
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Any position by an intelligent man.
physical or mental, between and
11:3e- p. m, Waterman, porter, etc,
or stenographer, clerical, ETC.; sub
stitute, odd jobs, irregular work.
BOX 101. this office. 5ssa-5t
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ASSOCIATED PRESs


CAVALRY CLASH
NEAR LENS FRANCE.
ASSOCIATED Press By Fed Wireless
LONDON, Eng, Oct. 13.--WhIIe In.
fantry u the opposInp armies In north.
ern France were e1trenchlng eontin.
uously, the esvtiry Of Both armies was
extremely active.
This report came from the battle.
front last night, and adds that Z De.
tsohment Of etrmap cavalry WAS ded
Into ambush yesterdsy neaF Lens ~
. ruse ard compelled 70 retire In die.
order with loss. .
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Partner willing to put $1,000 cash into
promising business, Address re-
plies TO K. T.. this Office ssSl-St
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Bay horse brund on right loin ran
sway Sept. so from Aaki store; front
foot crooked; Is yrs, old IS re
ward. Phone 2a1s. 5ssQTst
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by wstnlnu 81 fohdopsfS u take 20
their cellars II TIE event tisey hear
any shooting. ~ !. q s q q
The measures adobkt etFe war
depArtment oftIcfaIe ID e. e any q;
tempted atkackS ~ aEis6l ti.1s " Ger
man aircraft nAxs not besnE dlSulbed.
|cERkAh sTHeo Ps s *
MAssINc - ~ Of 4 u W n. 81 -. S..
The eorfespo nd 81 % Ire London
Times IN upftlssrp Efa1ce .pprts that
stronn 1eEmSil "a tllsnns of Al arms are
passing t1fol I'm ~ town u Dt,iIeul,
In the depa rtngo51k 81 isof6g Into EEL
Euiuun, where the 0efmaao ere ccneen.
fratina Ii Itfoe snum6er6 uDarzt tcstu
~ yptss t6out 80 Emil q N6Etiisask q
1 nalItktfi. =. :, - Gs.x3s1B &
q This cortks 1nt siaoyssp ele,xigat
German caS9Ity nsfeols have beoe;seels
II many places wittit - snl3esef 1oun.
kirk, cn TIE STRAITS of 'oossfa W pam,
-: : - o. Tobsi
EERCtNAND .A .s;;s9u rs 81.
RULES RotlklfkNtiA. aas 20
{ 1Hcf3AREsT, Hutmania, Oct aS.-.s
King Feedia1nd yestsrday tcelsfs.fhe
oath nf once and assnlped the. klUni
ship ,of noutssanis n suoke ssioni 20 ihis
rnclss dog chafiss Sd j. asai,uo
cHENT occuplEn sstn 4 !, {
eY kAlseneea INK ope. s e. Oil,
LONDON, e1D Get sf3s-~Reuser's
Agency repofl1s ff6Ht Amsterdam 4hat,
the. Germans arr new ccetnyiup Chant
In force, and that nklans have arrived
a selxaete, where the 0ersnane will
ouarter 5000 soldiers, -
3 seizaete 10 about Is miles north Of
ohent arc e s,i ths borssr Of Belgium
RUSSIAN cRuisER 80
SUNK BY TORPEDO. y W = -. Z
PETRoGRAp, Russia Oct. f3--It 10
offieialIy Announced that the Russian
arnored cruiser Raiiada Wss torpedoed
IN the Baitie on Sunday ~ i German
spbmarine and sunk ulthE.her entire
The Paliada Was one 81 de- lire.
cruisers OF the, BsSan Acfssse az z775
tons, e4rEips rfsw sof sl sfhsss
and nasP.
ITALIAN FoREieN-4-r,as.,--s -. = - -
MINlsTERsDYtNG. g
ROME italy ocK 53.--Aganaiisj III
esnouiIiano. italian ministGr 81 foreianI
affairs, .is d1ing. His death may pcsi
ably have an Important effect upon
the attitude Of italy. He. had strongly
insisted upon the Itaiisa entsziity.
NoN.coMeATANrs Nay
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NoNlcoMsATANTs NAY
az SENT FROM TSlNGTAu.

TOXIC, Japan, Oct f3s-Accordin6
to reports reaching here yesterday, the
German governor. Of kiao-chau has
sent officers 20 treat With the japanese.
regarding the removal Of neutrais and
lon-combstants from TsinotaG before
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Small unfurnished cottage; state price,
location. etc. Address box 1o2. this
offinsl e = So 598S-3t
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BRITAIN WARNED
AGAINST AIR INVASION. =
ikLoNDoN Eng Oct. f3.--ln view Of
the proximity Of the German army II
Antwerp 70 the Enulish coast TIE GOV;
ernment has anticipated slirship raids
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WANTED

Everyone with anything Tor sale 70
play Safe" Considering the fac
! tors Of sales. success in planning
an ads more satisfactory than
knowing show Il happened" after
ward. 6tar-Bulletin Want Ads
Bring Home the Bacon. every
= time. ssss-tf
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Russ sgss'4 g essyy,ssssssn
ITALIAN FoRElfN

ROME, Italy oeE 53.Agaresiisi III
esnouiIl ano. italian mini6tkr 81 foreiqn.
Affairs, IL dying. His death MAY pos
ably have an Important effect upon
the attitude Of italy. He. had strongly
insisted upon the itaiisa sltsaiity.
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HoRsEFLEsH DIET

VIENNA. s. rlss.s
ViENlaJ, Austria, 3 oct. 1s-The coz.
lsunpfIon. Of horse flesh % increasln6
here On account OF the; ;sc6rbity -and
high price Of beef. 3 s. 81
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MUslc LeasoNs.

PROF. Laurie a. DeGfaca. 1906 Young
Ct, Telephone li7s, Rapid instrue-
a .tipn on Violin, cello, mandolin. gui-
tatS banjo and ukulele.
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HYDRAULIC ENoINEER.

Jas. 7. Taylor, 51l gtangsnyala bldg.
consnltin6 clvil Z hydraulic enginf
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

stations and inior
National Hawaii Hotel and Miller
- . GENERAL STAFF ss Is. S. E.
~. Adiutant
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SITUATION WANTED

Japanese school BOYS want work after
schqol. P. o.. box 100, 5sss.tf
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The final stack on thnk place begins.
This action usss taken beca01e tiie mi
Ekado o. Japan Md c6FaiA1nIc his
Edsslre that such psfsohs = sRsrsd.
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Driving mare. buggy and harnsss. Tel.
1920. bs7s1w
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|EUk 1Inl NO
WIHV1-ElzO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS !


YRS. Carolina Fetuandex, Union 81
sMadeira embroidery, luneheoh sets,
baby caps S,d dresses Specially q
initial and htmstitching. Reasonable.
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MoplsTE..

Miss Nellie johnson, il1s UniuA s.
Evening gowns, lingerie dresses.
k53tl-tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
MANY WOMEN BEAR. BURDEN OF SUPPORT
 IN LOCAL FAMILIES
Charity Organization Society Complies Report of Its
 Work

At the request of the Conn ecticut Consumers league, the Charity Oraan- ization society of Bridgeport has com piled statistics from the 800 cases handled since it's formation. It is shown in this report that there are 275 families in which the earnings Of the wife or mother support the fam fly. Or thds number. IA are wtd- ows. 62 have been deserted. seven are wives whose husbands are drunk ards, S5 wives whose husbands are in- vaHds and 57 whose husbands are chased as either incompetent or shiftless.
 Investigation among these 800 fam lilies show that there are 764s children to be supported and that the earnings of the women average from $1 to $1O per week The amounts paid for rent vary from $3 to $16 per month.
 In the listing of the society it is shown that but 31 girls have had to be assisted, while 5 are adrtft from home pr other support The num- Der contributing to the support of oth- CTS is no and their earnings are from $1 to $6 per week. u
 These statistics which cover pc riod of but eight months indicate that there are a larger number of children to be cared for than any other subdi4 vision. and that widows are in the lead in deserved charity. It is interest ingt Q note that the great majority Of girls aided are those who have some member of their family to support which they do from working in the factory, in the laundries or, by house work From the report it is also g4eaned that the larger wage is se- cured in the factory, but that owing to war conditions abroad, some of the factories here were compelled to go on the short itne schedule.
 Leet B. Myers, secretary of the so- city today spoke most encouragingly of the outlook. He said that while one assistant working on the East Side was still inclined to a pessimistic view of the general labor situation. his inves- tigations during the past week showed that there were fewer applications for aid than during the two preceding months, and while 1t was true that the department of charities report showed that applications for aid were double the amount asked last year for the same period, natural increase might always be expected, and that had there been real industrial depress- ion 1t would be only natural that there should have been four or five times as much relief to have been given instead of but double as has been reported.
 Mir Myers further stated most em-S aphattcally that in his mind the de- pression had been s.psychologicaIs rather than actual, as was shown by investigations made by the society, who in the majority of cases found that families were capable of earning sustenance but did not know how to seek work under the stress of chang ing conditions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-27
LARGE ENROLMENT FOR SACRED HEART
 YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB


 About 125 members of the Sacred Heart parish enrolled in the Young women's Catholic club association last evening at meeting held in the basement of the Sacred Heart church. The meeting itself was a most en- thusiastie one and showed that the pastors plans were received with more than ordinary interest.
 The talk by, Dr. Moore of the pur. pose of the organization was listened to with rapt attention. He said in part: 'gThe association is to fit you for the duties of life, to aid you to be good mothers, helpful wives and com petent helpmates It will instill into you the principles of economy and aid toward a. proper knowledge of domes- tic science It will teach you to edu- cate your hands as well as your heads
 Several teachers have already vol unteered their services. At the meet ing last evening departments of Eng fish. arithmetic, penmanship and photography were formed They will be in charge of Miss Agnes Collins, Miss Gretta Hurley. Miss Jane Dar- gan and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick.
 A dressmaking instructor and a tutor in domestic science will soon be prepared to take up the work.
 On Friday evening, November the first class will be held in the paro- chial school on South Park avenue.