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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-06

For woman alleged to be so frail
and weak, and next door to death,
Mrs. Pankhurst, the militant suffrage
leader, in England, shows remarkable
vitality and strength. With her out
door demonstrations and lot of other
things she seems to be able to per-
form more and endure more than a
strong man. Probably her weakness
and frailty come on occasion only.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-06

Public opinion Is very strong while
1t lasts but public opinion too often
has a habit of dying out. Then 1t
is that unscrupulous politicians who
go into hiding while opinion is max
ing itself heard come forth out Of
their dens to work mischief once more
Eternal vengeance is the price Of
many other things besides human lib
erty4
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-06

Apparently some people have the
idea that national holidays we're de-
signed to give them an opportunity
to- do and say foolish things.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-06
PARAGRAPHS


1t is hoped that Huerta, Villa, and
the other fire-eating Mexcans will
not scare away the dove of peace
that is lowering near.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-06
WOMEN'S CLUBS
MEET In JEROME

The fifteenth annual meeting OF The
second district of the Federation OF
Woman's Clubs of Idaho with convene
at Jerome tonight Tor a two days
session. The Boise delegation lett
this morning to attend the meeting
Following is the program:
Monday Evening
Informal receptions to- delegates ;. -
;. :. :. Mrs. McGhnchey presiding
Call to order.
Invocation, Mrs. C. M. Junken,l jerome
America :. ;. :. BY the audience
Address of welcome on behalf OF
the city William A. Peters, mayor
Address Of welcome ;. :. ;.
President of jerome club
:, :. Mr.. Heigho, New Meadows
Vocal Solo :. :. :. :. :. - :.
;. Mrs. F. e. Elchelberger, Jerome
Address of president :. :. ;. :. :.
- Mrs. John McGlinchey, Payette
Report of program committee :.
:. :. Mrs. Hawbecker, Jerome
Tuesday Morning
Call to order :. :. :. :. president
Report of credential committee.
Report of secretary - :. :. >. -
Ns.o MouIa Dayatfo
Report of treasurer ;. :. :. =. ;.
:. Mrs. Fouch, Parma
Appointment of committees.
Reports of standing committees
five minutes).
Three minute reports of clubs (al-
phabetically), by the presidents.
Legislative :. - :. :. :. :. :. :.
Mrs. l.. B. Green, Mountain HON
Discussion led BY Mrs. Gravely, Boise
Arts and Crafts :. :. :. :. :. :.
= :. Mrs. H. d. Batchl y, Caldwell
Discussion led by :. =. :. Alchfield
Civil Service Mrs. Dickinson, Parma
Music +. Mrs. j M. Mannon, Jerome
Discussion led by - :. :. :. :. :.
:. ;. :. :. Mrs. Muller, Payette
| Conservation :, = >. :. :. :. :.
:. :. :. Mrs. Stringfellow, Weiser
Club extension :. :. :. =. :. -
=. :. Mrs. Fired Gooding, Shoshone
Tuesday Afternoon
Music :. Mrs. w. A. Heisse, Jerome
Educational :. .. >. =. - :. :. :.
:. :. Mrs. ]. ]. Walling, Nampa
Discussion led by >. :. =. 49,. :.
Z. :. :. :. Mrs. Walsh, Wendell
Second District Loan Scholarship
Fund :. ;. Mrs. Thomas, Gooding
Household Economics :. - :. :. :.
:. :. Mrs. Wilbur, Mountain Home
Discussion led by ;. - :. :. !.
:. :. - Mrs. Taylor, Gooding
History :. :. ;. Mrs. Rossi, Boise
Health ;. ). :. Mrs. Nourse, Boise
Discussion led by :. :. :. :. - :.
;. ;. Mrs. George Lamson, Nampa
Library and Literature ;. :. :. :.
j. :. - Mrs. Wardner, Emmett
Discussion led. by :. :. :. Roswell
Music :. :. :. Mrs Walsh, Wendell
Discussion led by - :. :. ;. !. !.
:. :. :. Mrs. Richards, Shoshone
Social Service :. Mrs. Perky, Boise
Discussion led by :. :. :. :. :. :.
:. :. :. :. Mrs. Stone, Caldwell
Press :. - .. Mrs Dockery, Boise
Music-'Star Spangled Banner" :.
>. ;. :. :. :. :. :. :. Audience
Tuesday Evening
Mrs. McGlinchey1 presiding.
Vocal solo - James X. Quay, Jerome
Greetings from First and Third dis
tricts.
Question Box.
State federation presidents address,
:. ;. :. :. Mrs. Pittenger, Boise
Election of officers.
Report of general federation.
Adjournment.
Wednesday
Complimentary trip to Blue lakes
and Shoshone falls.
--
Wanted-.A school boy to work on
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-06

Wanted--.A school boy to work on
ranch during vacation, B. T.
Bjornson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
TEN FAMILIES DRIVEN
into STREET BY FIRE
Women and Children Carried
Down Fire Escape in Night
clothes.

\. ,1.iy m"ra.ug Hro. sNo.,., a.t-r /
u,ruck to-day. swept through the apart
u"r. house p: III. w.; Eighty fourth
street. near Columbus avenue. and drove
ti. tea tam lies living there :" the strv'r
n, th-l- niEhtcIo:hc.. The blaze started
in tie stairway - the crllar and had
quit" a S'tTt before Waterman I.yndo d.s
covered q.
When h. and Fatrornan Kennedy tr'd
to get into the house the lower hall wJs
in flames and the tire was spreading W
tho staltwaN They could not get beyond
II" doo.. but broke through - first floor
window ana mad" their Way 10 III. rear
and then Went up III" III" escape, wIh-
rulnE tenants on their way
Soon they had reused the sleeping o.
Cupants of the house and conducted them.
many of them women. down the r.Hr III"
escape through "a door TO No. II They
were given shelter in the home OF rhoma =
Nlalonry at Q West Eighty fourth street.
Ry the tlme the fire appar atus reached
the place the fir" had broken through the
roof and tho flames wc-c shooting twenty
feet into the air After an lou~ Il Ua'
under contro' Ere Chief Ecr'nu denied
rumor that two persons we've u'i"s'ur
He said that no and his men utI .,trohed
every apartment and that crcH person
known "a De- Il. NE apartment hpue" Nas
accounted Tor. IN. fire loss was .s'
mated at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
MAYOR PUTS St65,OOO
BACK INTO BUDGET
Does Not Interfere With 81 70.
800 Cuts Made by Al.
dcrmen.

MaNui Mitchell ~ using n.s veto power
put back into the 1915 budget yesterdar
$4,000 90 the tt0S. 200 taken ont Icy
The Aldermen. The budget now stands
az tl9k,sNs. ,S6.J2. There II Is likely Il"
remain. Tn" Aldermen can override am
veto b. a thr"c-fouiths vote. hut they
are satisfied Tho! saved the city VA
too and the Mayor restored only
per cont Of their total deduction. IN
some YEAR all thor cn's have been
vetoed
The Ma,o, restored s7o.ooo for puDlic
school lectures. $4,000 for Board OF
Estimate curtiug"ncI"s 5000 20 pre-
serve the efficiency stan of the Commits.
s.uu@r Of Accounts. $500 Tor the Board
OF Inebrlety. $4,000 to pay tho secreiary
". tho Social Welfare Committee OF the
II creation Bureau and $500 10 pay the
snpcr!n,en ,ent ~ tho CITY Employment
H,iraau a SALARY NJ $500 instead Of
s.. 600 to which the Aldermen had cut
;he salary. .
TIe allowed tie Aldermen 70 have ,he. :
way IN refusing 10 iuoreis- the salaries OF
George l.. Tlvvel and r nen Adamson'
directors OF Board OF Estimate bureaus,
f.ou. $4,000 20 $500. The cut OF Sl'o'-
0O0 n the app OPP ia;ion for new teachers
also stands OiNer reductions with which
she Manor did uoT interfere are Tof
medical and surgical service ch.eis OF
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, S2o'ooo
advertising, s95, 900; Office equipment Tor
the Department OF Finance. $4,000 Tax
Department, $1,000 re'rention bureau
s., 900 eNlrn,ner Of markets. S""oV
Borough OF Queens, S+,5Oo
In restoring me money for sc"ool l'9
lures the Mayor sad that some i'me dst
ne thought ths city could Afford 20 re
duce the number NJ lectures. but 'uNe'N
! cation had changed hts MIND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
AGREE ON ACTION TO
SAVE JERSEY COAST
House and senate MaioriticS
Authorize Two .Oint
Committees.
RATE QUESTION JP ALSO


THfNroN y !" pee u -.'l"'."''''
powers FOR Tie BOARD ~ Publ Itility
Commissioners IN fxlnr -,.as nrI 40
,..,,,,,,,.,.,, ,..,,.o.,,.., 90 .,. -. t,..ay
D '"'''''' ''' Va '.'
COAST aethSt 'Hc 'dN'S'S q ',IIN WV
he Considered by Two COMMITTEES whose
apuoir,,uer, va authorized this after
,rn, -, i,ir, c,nr.r.... .f ,,. t,nnu,-
can maJor.H'S IL inc senate an" liou,
IL orde" 80 take advantage " Tue
;,uhl!c hearing to be hold in The state
Hoo. o., ,.,,,,.,, az, ,no ,,,,..,,,,, 81 r..,.
'.''h '"" '"c
N'u'r 'i''' hnUJ',' WIZ ~ '""'" "'
ul'"'"''H - WI '" ''"''H u
senators iiu''n'.S"" 81 N'i''' ''u"'E
ana Matthdis on '''au ana Ase''n''E men
thompson OF M"I'h'ou, !" stevens 90 ''''
NAV anu 'llph"H' vi M'IN''
'oN' fleId'i s"Id 'o-""N ne "hS h''' =
.ly I'm favor "f any ri"1 wmcl wonli
protect me '"''el ana 'h' N'lH"n'' P'"P-
critics WITH which ]; ~ irihg"d AZ the
sum, uiil' Nv """"'', N''iI'i Ut We"
or tho pr'Nat" "Wh"' snip ANA '"'ti"I ''
50 much of the bcach front. 'I,hc" by
individuals or municipalities. the Ht''r
could with property coutr.pui" 20 lhe
work. IL" regretted Ms inability 10 at
tend the hearing hcoAus" uI " pr NI"nS
engagement
The rat" making 0rcSt.". ma been
hronght lnlt!hl! 10 Inc Ii"Ht III N'"
Jersey by IN" recent decision IF the Count
Of Errors ana Appeal setting dstd' ~"
ninety cent Ia rat" hN"d 10y "a" luDIic
ttIti"s Board ~ IN" ltssdir district ana
indirectly confirming A'! the territory
served ny N" tnh"' serve" ''hS '"'l.
p"nv and ny IN" p''h''al 90 'l' ran
I"IuS ~ -, '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
LINDSEY TELLS OF
ATTEMPT TO RUIN HIM
Blame> New York Bureau Of
Municipal Rcsearch-Dcath
Threats Alleged.

DrNtrE. Dec. Ii.--T"St.iy.. io.d"J
b';pro to Federal Commission or In
dus,r!al Relations Judge B"n y Liu.scy
to,d the inN,stlel TOYS ,hat ~ = result 4
h> activity IN lrAtlf %: Ia, Ludlow
sufferers no had h,"r Threatened win
death. an attempt had been made through
the Bureau OF Municipal Research %;
New York 20 ruin him and members of
tho Rockefeller staff ion N"w York had
prevented him from S"'Irs John j.
Rockefeller. II. - plead {" clvS. II
the coal strikers
Judge Lindsey aam"d Jnnn =. psgo'd
and Lawrence Flup..> n two Of th" mon
aho had paid til" New No.k research
COMMISSIONS rNreiS.> &, com, on hc.,'
AMI iuNcst!gat. HIM
Tie hearing WI cnd tu-ma.r. VIA
GOV Ammrus. ~ union leaders .u.i
Attorney -,i-u.r,t' f'tr~sr ts N.'u.ss's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
TAX IN JERSEY JUMPS
FROM S1.97 TO 1924
At same Time Taxable Prop
crty lncrcascS--TOwn
Economy C"gcd.

TnESroN. y J. Dec ib.--Tne annual
repor, Of the state Board % r:uuali1d.
t,on MS so.t - Gov. rieid-r TO-DAY,
yno viii su5rN i . he LeZsl, turs.
t. s.ov,s ina. ,ht ;otai valuation Of prcr.
orty for tLxition th:s ear. exclusive OF
tie stock, OF banks aud 'rut. COMPANIES
aad railroad property = s.,t\hGo'.6Ss, rs
compared witt s.,406. 26U,6HS j." 1919.
There Is q jump 10 the average as rate
of the STATE frum ;i.9; TO $2s4
The ;rc'rlee o. ratublcs. tho heard savs
is J.e to 49, 't,-t!5" OF aew buildings,
'.. io-uN lrri, n'atlor - lana values,
y ,-c accurate rpprdisercut. ia mlh'ns
the assessiu,.ts aud mn,e thorough
lst,'r ~ p,. ,',l property.
"TLa .ncIo,., "a yno taN rs'-. Of course"
tie hoard continues. "t,su.ts fiuu thc fact
that local pxp,lditures ave increased In a
ar.otc~ -dtio thn tn" source + lo'al
REVENUE. 70 h. manifest that onc way ~
reduce N, tan burden .s { reduce tn
municipal uuG-ets. THIS 1. a. matter.
however. VITA wn.ch It ,.cariy IL rot the
pro,lrc ~ us bp5rd 90 dea! Our o.l'
c,ncer. is Tia. 100 tHc process ~
raising th, budgets tar-" ,aall ne en-.
forced that equality 90 contribution con
t,mnLt,d BY tue Constitution AID ,ae
tuN ac'."
The valuation This year is a. follows:
Real estate. exclusive of second class
railroad prop,r't. $suNi.i"',u2". second
class railroad property. sioL370.>39; per
souh property, '2'3.'"5,5il. Total OF
SalSo. $50 oU9.
Til, assessment against bank stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
.Irish Wight" on sunday st "er""s
Charts BAZAAR.

SUNDAY night mas been designated as
"Irlsh night at the German CLARITY
bazaar he.us held at the Seventy -hrSt
Regiment AImorv for the benefit of The
WIDOWS and Orphans OF the German, Aus
trian and Hungarian soldiers. Local irish
organizations. Including the Gaelic League
Irish National Volunteers and the United
irish 500 .eties have s.gNi:od their intcn-
ton Of heinz repre- entcd. To~E!gh; the
officials and members % the Ancient
ord"r uf IIhern'an~ will visit the bazaar
Yesterday wa "NoIlss.cst Neroln' day
and the various peoples OF GERMANY and
Austria HUNGARY wc'e represented ~ a
c,owd OF 20 0Gu The days receipts, 4
was estimated last night viii exceed $4,000
and establish record mark Tor one day.
Lot 'uignt when IA. ba2aar closed the
nix dock IN the halI indicating the total
r,cc.pts sine" the ''art of the fair on
December . was TUNED 20 the s2oo,OVG
mark Before the clos" Of n" bazaar on
december % it IN expected this amount
vii, he doubled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
AURORA OFF FOR ANTARCTIC.

SvDNEy. y. s. W. Dec. lo.--Tn. Az.
arctic steamer aurora le't haro to-day
with the section OF SIR Finest Sm,clile
too's expedition which ~ Ia 80 to the
Ross Sea on the New Zealand side ~ N.
Antarctic AVID later eff""t junction
with the section headed rs Sir Finest
which already mas OF South America
WORK in hitting ont the Aurors was held
mp two weeks .gO by sjr.l.c IN ;he dock
wards,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
WALK $ NILES FOR room.
More Aid Needed in ,smp'"e Dis-
trict Of UclIiUm.
-. al CoJi- De,po'ra 10 Las -,

LoSpoS, Doc. l".--A despatch it"m
Rotterdam to the American Commission
dor Relief lu Belgium tells of The INST
work OF tho Rhodes scholars IL the distli-
sutton ot supplies which arrived ioh
Philadelphia on the steamer IhClins ot
,ar supplies brought over hS TINS vessel
st3 tons were sent Ia Ghcut $50 tons
- Luxe mhurS, - 10 Antwerp, 36S 10
I5u'-"ls, 1a' TO LimbulS and ~ Z"
%amur
e,to- from Maastrlcht I" the Aneli-
,ir Corsui-GsNcral At Rotterdam tells
:. stress in the Camplne district, not
ia from tho Dutch border The peop I"
a'e walking eight miles to Maastfi"ht
',tGy day To get two luaNcs 81 bread
Tie C,rsul-Geucld ashr that ne.p be
I'm. " this moDrland d.strilL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16

Tho work al the WomenS Auxiliary %
a.. French Hospital was reviewed a; a
..teuns a day or TWO ago AZ Castle
Louise. since the beginning or the war
g UHp garments and many cases of shoes
ARD infants clothing have been made
md collected by the women.
Mrs Jules :. cache and Mn Catherine
" Loncy hdvo each sent the An.' ft,ln
ambulance Hospital IN paris Sl,lo" ."r
..a purchase ot two automobile aulhu-
uce. Including this. the fuNd Na- III
q. ,sod Yesterday 10y $500
Other RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS reported con-
buttons az follows. Dollar Christmas
l'mi total To- date, s3,,3S. American
.r.N.sh Relief Committee. received Nsster-
Gay $500. total. S2oi sos : Belgian Re-
..r Fund, received yesterday >6,23".H'.
total sG6s S43.7j; American Red Cross
To- Sew York state. received YESTERDAY
1880 -. total. sio3,7Gi.lo. Committee Of
Mercy. received yes .JLS l'-.i' total
sSs61ce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
FRANCE To AID NEEDY
pnriinm~n, May Appropriate A""'-
OOV, 900 for Msr Sanerers.

PANS. Dec ,lo.--rhs French Caoin-
has decided TO ask Parliament for an sp-
preparation OF 800, ooo.o 900 francs t36O.oOo,..
OOO) for the relief Of the Inhabitants o.
French departments recently evacuated
b. the GeIm3ns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16

LY&N. Mass. Dec, l5,--A, Pratt Andrew
OF ,;loucester, former Comptroller OF tho
Currcucy, has ,ollmt""led Ills services 70
the ar.ericsn Ambulance Hospital In
France and viii sail from New York
aboard the Touralns for France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
DR.. RICHMOND PLANS
TO DUST lESTRYMAN
Rector " no Called Bishop
MEAN SAYS thlrrh Board
FavorS Expulsion.

riir. ,prarrtr,. po.. :. Step, 'or the
"N communication oC CHARLES \ Brown
v"stryutn 90 - Johns Episcopal Church.
whom tire Rev. G"orse chalmers Rich
uoud rector hlan'S fo' his summons
before tine ecclesiastical court OF charges
81 breach OF ordination VOWS and conduct
uah"comius 4 minister, viii Ice taken next
SUNDAY
such action was de. idcd upon last
l.Ght ar.ordu- to pr Richmond a, the
,los' ~ IA. ye-try meeting which voted,
i've TO -Four. to uphold tho rector morally
and financially iu the coming trial
New Post Tor Arthur Reynolds.
CiG'cNGu. DC. li--Ar:hur Reynolds
has h''r r!".'"i e-pr.s dent If the
cont ...,rtH' t'...r.. .tl TANK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16

sol" MS und~rw-sr.
lido three weeks Sold my underwear
Yesterday for 10 cents to GO a neil
NJ. nothing 10 eat since then. HI.
ain, GUM vet. Something will turn up"
WIFI that. Jack Grim spun ahou: on
he heel ANA walked ont munchag his
bread. Tom Merry nudGod the reporter
TO- THE SrN. VINO was there 10 take
notes
Know him." sad Merry Good man
We've given him a place 10 sleep NJ the
Bowery Mission seversu nights. Always
cheerful and always saying something
will turn up That's why we've nick
named him Turnup Grim"
Others stopped 10 talk. glad no doubt
to linrer within where 8, was warm
one OF these was Benjamin Austin. lie
wanted - know II there were any joins
70 be had. Il Is strauS" how Apologize
these mon can he
Il know" sad he. "that rye been out
of work ony two weeks. and there's others
with moro to their hard luck. know H.,
sir. but a Job certainly would ook good
70 M"
Austin ate az Ae talked lie said he
was a driver
ut don't matter VIA: the work Is.
I'll do anything will. and be glad OF the
chance"
There was no doubt about the hunger
of the men wl,o called. Many o. thcm
brooks the loaves over their knees ~ toy
were banded 70 hem end began eating
Us they walked out. Others made their
way across the street into Extra place. a
blind alley. and stood there mnnchng
and dancing from one foot - tho other
in pathetic eror; 10 cheer on their
circulation.
OF tho 500 persons who came about
ff:y were women. Some OF them were
Irish and some Italians. Al were OIL
and a few wee weak and feeble. And
~ ,h, men at 80; third oi them We"
either so Old a. 20 be feeble or showed
signs ~ recen; or pending sickness.
Two contributions were received YES
,crday for the bread fund one was
from ~. J. H." who s-rt $50. and the
Other was from "a guest Of the no ri
I.ongacre." who sent 81.
TuE irs will he glad 10 rcc"ir" dona'
lions from any of IS renders who wlsh to
give toward the purchase oI NOR" bread
for more unforturuteS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
Hunger of 500 Relieved
by Me1v Free Bread Depot
Mos, of Applicants Found TO BE Suffering Severely From
Cold: Only Two With Ovelcoats and Many
Without Socks or Underwear.


\ o,ciea.. "lI nan t,'jri east into
First street from the Bow-rv Yesterday
afternoon aud pressed up against tne
bitterness OF =, freeing ~!ud until ne
had reached No =
Come rl<ut III. Papa cred out Tnm
Merry VINO ~ boss az TuE SUNS free
bread depot "Coms right in, sir. you're
just IN time w. aye opeHius o. the
dot
The old man. puthns and wIee,iuE and
blowing into his hands. which were tairi%
purple. shufned in:o the place sdyin.
''rhankec. thankec" ,ost OF bread
was thrus: in his outsitctchcd hand, but
l.: dropped to the floor. Hts fingers were
too stiff and nunio from the c,ld 60 close
over Il.
sorry old fool" nuttcred tho Old
man A. lie tried to bend over and pick
! up the loaf But he's cold 20 the mar
row. young man. chile clean through.
And with that tho stiir skin on papns
face was drawn into y series Of wrinkles
which seemed to indicate a smile but
might as well have signiiied s:ina' c
OF pain.
Tom Merry picked up the .osf and
guided tho old man TO a radiator. lie
was trembling IN every limb There was
no makcbelieve about his case. lie was
as pltiahle a figure a. could be seen In II
days walk along Hunger Row. After he
| nad ihawed out little and had said
"Thankec. thankeo. tnankee." about a
hundred times. Merry put "A quarter In
/ his hand and started him out toe the
nearest Bcwe'y restaurant.
! 81" Losv-s Given out.
| /, happened that this old man Was the
/ N-us a..r,lf a,,t for 4f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
RELIEF SHIP FROM
EACH STATE PLANNED
South quick TO Respond 1" APP
neal for War Sufferers
in Belgium.
CARGOES ALMOST READY

plsr whereby each state IN tho
t,,.on VIII send q relief ship 10 cd var
,a,rs.s IN Belgium waS formulated
,..,,rday bv the commission Tor relief
:, Belgium Tlts organization, which has
,e.,rge Of tho transportation vt Belgian
,.loC supplies. Will assign ships To each
.,e. and To- case the donations from
that state 10 rot MI the snip. goods viii
l.. pl.cnasci withia the state frcn
.,iuao!e funds.
Two states. Nira.u.a and MARYLAND.
,..u aimos. ready nov 10 furnish
gage, Ter their state SHIPS The
I..orta from Vagina may need more
,ood.uffs to complete hsr loadinS. nu'
tbs viii he bought by the commission in
,rr..tia. The same rulc will apply 10
a., John naIdie from Maryland Both
800 viii SAL about Christmas ;iine.
Georgia. and the Carolinas are CO.
oreratir: m Ming one ship.
Linden W Bates. vice-chasrman OF tho
admission. said yesterday that the gem
..,siiv of the South was unparalleled
ard that Belgiuin's suficr!ngs must have
recalled its own time Of want after the
civil war. Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska.
n. sad. also were sending large con-
,r.but.ons The Kentucky ship will sail
IN I,nuary and those from California,
Louisiana. Minnesota. oregon and the
New England states will follow.
Mi.~ry IN France. Too.
ina misery was not confined 10 Bel
r,n districts. but that ii followed IN
,re wake Of the German armies INTO
ro-th.rn France Vas told in letter
which Miss Mabel 7. Boardm3n OF the
American Red Cross has Just received
from James Bryce. former British AM
h,.sador an1 forwarded 10 the Com
-,'tco OF Mercy. In il he said
The condition of the people l. alto
,.,her deploribic have been asked 10
So what could he done to obtain Amer
can relief for these people, and naturally
turn t. you to know whether YOU can sug'
rest names OF rich and charitable persons
In the United states who would be likely
70 extend help TO the sufferers in these
rs.lons. The distress in Belgium IL. Of
course, also severe, but | do not know
ROW much can be done while the German
armies are actually occupNirs its terri
tory
Tomorrow night half Of the receipts %
tn. New York Theatre. where 'lhWof
and Pythias" j. being shown. Wall O'
turned over 10 the Commute. OF Mercy
Tn. American Jewish Relief Committee
ehich already has raised more than woo,
600 has decided To transmit halr tina
mount at once-S50. GOA to the Russian
Held. $4,000 to the Galician and s@5,o"'
80 Palestine. The Central Jewish Relic
Committee contributes 10000 or TINS
vLs money viii he sent at once to Petro
srad and Vienna, but IL Is yet to be de
,..d"d whether money or relief ship shall
ta sent to Palestine.
\ carload OF Florida grapefruit j. du
here to-day, shipped To Pierre Mali. Bel
gian Consul by the Wumen's cub o
Homestead. Fla 20 h" sold At auction
TO- the benefit 81 tn, Belgans. The f.e'
cross is arranging III. SALE. which VII
b. Friday at Brown a Seconds. 20
franklin street.
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had no sock inside fa-.r ptpcfy :. e..
~. 80 hundred woe nothing hat shoes.
tEh overa'ls. miscra5,y thin shlr' and
- coat
Cold" said Jack Grim. o-e ~ .re
men as hs teeth chat'erntl cold LOOK
AZ that and he pulled ap his ;~orse'
leg ara r"""ale-i a bare calf u. was =
S,ufd". weA sat up man ~ about 80
wears. There was none Of the hang .os
eNprcsSinn abou; his face that Is so com
mon with the regulars" ~ me police
,.u hon