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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
THE FALL OF ANTWERP IN
A THOUSAND FEET OF FILM
Nmusu rhester Attraction for roda,
be- 81 Greatest Interest and 81
Most Unusual Nalinp.

So much has ncen ssit of th, striet
rv aurshir 0i owen news dispatches
ihlt onle olt 90 600 bottle s,urfcd lame
10 Nylsium thaG thy announcement 80
Nanss,r Eluoit of thc Amusu rhclte.
chat thr nattlv about and thc IAN oi
Antwerp VIII he shown so thc Amnul
TODAY created no Nttie interest locally
The picture was taken br spocia
rousent ni une ef The wartms uauous
and is oi the actua rrHtng that tscR
place when the German troops Wcr,
matchins on Parts aud is in one tnou-
sand feet ot flm
lt was at this point in thc great
world war mat tar TERRIBLE Krupp &.
ctnurlstr t sirse gums were Ursi
brought into sa,h deadly action
The pictures viii hc shown this at.
tcrnoou aud tcnight
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A csrvsrss,ien.

Overheard SUNDAY nigh, in the Caller
office
Mrs Turner, Mr. Minor. will Won
kindly sharpen my pencii7"
M Minor with pl,asurN II Ar
Harrison viii lend me my knife"
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FREkks

Hh o. tnr lnrhsp stw a..
. BEGAN 20 switch h.s ~
mule tasrs sse@ +.
fh'adelplla -. y ~
- '' tm"i'ed az -.
" .io''.ed his r.shisogs ~. ~ .;
Ail goodness vas a.s ~.l''-
InUtt's o. c4f th.t ,'''''''ni,
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"lHnN &" if' 'tHtt in wmDh afr
hwnl'sa Disqualified
up,'' 40 ''n' 70 70 NJ. s'u "'''
La Rris,,a social cowr,itte. had
YifnurI % vrn drlehffm .IYr nu
rartr q. Boz, .u.n n,t Wpdnr.d. .lf
terrooa pt tbr homo ~ Afla, fni,
l,rrtiie, Luit o,,ln. as n,. tn,I.D,,.,i
v,t
The Carrie Chandler Mis.ionsr. So
eltty of the pfenhyterian church inrcts
Nndns afternoon 80 $3.50 w0h Nt4
y % NOoa un chatham street
The WomAns missionary society Of
ho lteHnNfouHn church meets alas
.iu un NlHartt Avenue
~ latest tenant 90 tNe tor' Apart
wrntH NrtiNr' SAtu lHN nAnNt 1t u'nht
ciNtk llr " the infant hNn % Ni
ihH MfH 'tniNu Hnd hrrH tfr
Npm' 90 hiH tHihoi tuttrtun
No.. 81.
''' Wv" WIZ "''' "o"n'N
N'' N'.'
" ''''''
,
Thomas { Born, contractor AND
Builder oi th. um oi uorn ln.cstua 70,
romrinr won't 60 rrSon rcsas. ti3
dan msht vhrrr o. hss undcr e,u
, hnildins. ot IA, A a Al. rolira,
At their meeting Friday. tho nerhs-,
| ~ enc a. "a g. e. voted to rcqnes,
I owners 90 ail gacant lots to ,lctn them
I ucu to plant .ach noW,r s,,d. i.
Y nhinN netnriea s.rtas ~. Dtbe. .t
Z ira hsse added uprn 4, ,b,, .b1
| b,aup b, IN. p.n VIM .b..li,
Z ccl,siial corpna chraus
\
n lo,M rlka l.ade, .s pl.,l.u.N .n
nnnn.ca Un Ntt, par, Snna,, amor
1 naon lad s',lo,h 0.a .h,n1,n,5 LIZ.
\ oni, tho ain,rl. rtu,iistt, ser,isc
II r.uIilfsa D., h.. Or,itf t..dt, MAS s,f1
\ rhi. chance M. nal, ,n sr..,,t d,
/. lbs, funeral a,r,i,, .cf A. prat.
hcla sun1,, mornine Who .v.,..., MON,
brr nf thn loApe ana sl.o th, fntefa
~nnd., an,rrn.n az a. d, r,.I.
4 whose son. ~. a.. craig h. IA memh,,
N
tree On the Yard ~ SIR william Ne
d Grcger ou Mesquite strcet' q ha
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90 Gresory Ackar.,
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~
pppyvvr yyyrr
PERSONAL MENTION.
ppps srvsyp rvsr
Ar Urnfp Wagner. engineer 80 the
pump station WIS in tle cit l"H'
night lir reports ne river io" nno
fAe cabbage in nns condition.
Iudu. rimon q 81 Lawrence Geo.
CLARK and vs. o. Iall ere uui oh
hunting trlp ia Duysl county These
gentlemen expect a. be- gone about ten
days
D. l.. Garrett returned from San An
tonio LAST night where DO was called
% confer with his brother J. Gar
rett. on business Mr ana M's Cor
ret hope 20 return % Corpus CHRIST
hy ihc first q The year
Afr and Mrs Frank W Smith of
. r,otrs.Nie accompanied by Miss
Ian.a spent ssfurilN in orr ol
shoppnr Ther eD on 20 San ANTONIO
tldat
49, ana Mrs. Grorae rlaacr Gospel
sinners. ana IT, TAncker evangelist
arc registered 10 the state hotel
D1aa Arbuthnoi salesman from
C1s'rotilio was guest ai we STATE
hotrl over Slnda
O norncs. auditor for the $ a & A.
I VAS 90 tho state hotel SUNDAY
"'f'h oi 4'"l'' ""' 'r'.'
.'ti summer 'N 'oir'', .' 49,. ~ , ,s,s
inf time ini b'n. ''' ..,'
.tcrs Ms hng at wAlea he ..,n sot d.
sood aim
nariei howe gone Co. DALLAS O.. paft.N
pat. m % mmls reaui.n being held
th.rc NJ th, home 90 ae, sister Mrs
r'l na .r,,+,l.,. str.,t len DAYS
Ara MARS uurIen ia % guoat 10 Alrt
D. u.ru r.l South NtlaiVa5
aa.,n,,sr X ,ho GOOD weather sam
day ANA taine 10 town Co. shop Whlc
Iu fhf tIfN Nrr WAS a DHtHf 90 Mra.H \
g. Soakes
~. ,,',r,.. ,r. orrte,,nr ap,r,merts
oo ,h.. second fioor .l me A a Tnamp-
'H ,.,..,.., .,,..,.
tlr ana Ur % D HuahsWay have
'''.'f,' ''''n - n. -,
"",
.,t,.. ...-.. t,.,s. .,I f,rr
Dry N"
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bny Christmas Perfumes At Ring
hams prus store.
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

Air and Mrs Frank W Smith ~
proNruile accompanied br Miss
fauna .r.nt s.urday ln orr oc
shoopmr Ther eo ou 20 San Antonio
tadat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

bon Pat r. Dunn WA approached
yesterday In the Lobby uf thc Nueeoa
hotel Upon heiug asked fcr nan inter
slrw no ss.ootiuliN but checrfnily De-.
oiired His reply WINS mat he Wnu a.
Know Nothing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

MissesS Helen Airhart ana Claudia
Thames have returned from "a shor4
visit at bishop
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

D. l.. Garrett returned from san An.
tonic last night where be was called
10 confer with his brother J J. Gar
rstt on business Mr and Ms Cor 70
ret hope 20 return % Corpus CHRIST
by thc first - The year
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PERSONAL MENTION


ar Urnft Wagner. engineer ~ ih'
pump station WIS in tle cit' laH
night De reports ne river iu" hN'
fhe cabbage in nn. copdiinn
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Miss Mary Woods has taken az
arartmen, az the rours, hotel Tor M,
winter
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i,lug at the home 81 her brother W. vs.
iNnun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

Hre Tfonl T0mrNns fn1 amau SOM
nariei have gone Co. Dallas ta partlD'
u8te u % family re.m.l being h'.d
There M tho home uf nes nstor Mrs
Tomrkrs viii be dissent from h'.
hume ou Tprrahua street ten DAYS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

Milton Nnyrr. a student Iva naNview
College and un enthusiastic foot -ban
player was in the city Saturday Ar
Nay,r is "a ncphg~ 81 Miss Mar
Wuois
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

pr y Chandler 81 bishop spent
SUNDAY In Corpus Christi
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A u Barry of Independence kRus
b. m the city with a Wow Go making
sr investment lon real estate
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u Q sherman IS an at his home on
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

Nr ana Mrs g. L. Killngsworh
hayr arrived from Amarillo to mak.
theI- hume iu tins city and locat-d si
$50 Mesquite street
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

r . Friday 70 Waco. who vas her,
Yesterday 90 attend tho funeral of his
late SON a rdly vac tho guest
ny Mr and Nr2 { C Tabor Mr ir.
day returned iuat night to his home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
ADAMSON TELLS MAYOR
HOW TO SAVE st,5OO,O0O
Fire Commissioner Wants Gen.
trial Repair shop for City
Departments.

Fire Commissioner Robert Adamson
proposes plan in his first report 10
Mayor Mitchell which. he says, will enable
him to save si.500,000 in his department
OF this amount he has already saved
s6s3,I6I.0s by changes and economies
The remainder could be saved. he says. by
the construction OF a central repair shop
for all the city departments THIS. he
thinks would mean a great saving in
other departments as well as his own.
Through buying supplies in the open
market Commissioner Adamson has spent
s7296l.OS less than was spent in the
same period OF last year. In addition to
this the use OF motor apparatus and other
changes have made many firemen avail
able for new companies. Under old con-
ditions these new companies would have
cost the city an additional s23s.oo0 a year.
The department. while making these
economics. the report saye, has been doing
an increased amount OF work Up to
June 4i2,i6l hrc prevention Inspections
OF a kind never before undertaken were
made by the uniformed force Commits
sioner Adamson ordered these inspections
as soon az he took Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
Girl Crushed to Death Between Car
aud Auto Truck.

Harriet Rosenthal, IS years old, OF 50
West l.Sth street was crushed To death
last evening at Fifth avenue and 1l6th
streot when she was caught between an
automobile truck Of the J. VI. Horton Ice
r-cam Company and ll6th street cross
''v~ ear.
IN conpan. with two friends, Sadie
Schawl Of 1914 Madison avenue and Ben
jann Kahn Of - Barrow street, Miss
liuscuthil was walking down Fifth ave-
rge and was crossing from the north 20
tn south sid" ~ 18th street when the
accident occurred. Tho truck, operated
Nv christian Chrstianson OF SOL Avenue
e, VAS coming down Fifth avenue and
TUNED east on li6th street Just as the
c. had reached the east side crossing.
The rear wheels of the truck skidded
80 they passed over the tracks and the
Vehicle crashed against the rear of the
''r Miss Rosenthal was caught directly
between the two and held until passersby
pulled the truck aside. Her friends
jumped in tim" to save their lives Her
BODY was removed to the East 1Otth
rect station, whore II was later claimed
T. her sister Clara No arrests we're
made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
THIRD OF CLAFLIN NOTES IN.
holder. Deposit siO,oOO.OOO ~ $40.
100000 Of Pnpcr discounted.

Bankers. merchandise creditors and
lawyers who have been striving to clear
the tangle caused by the failure OF the
II. H. Clafn Company took n day Of rest
yesterday. Most OF them lef. the city to
play go,f.
There was rumor that some Of the
merchandise creditors and a few bankers
believed that u plan of reorganization based
on the system OF the United Cigar Stores
This scheme would male the wholesale
store here purchasing and distributing
cen'rc Tor the tpcntv-seNcn Claflin stores
in this country and Canada. The II. r.
Claflin Company. no longer counting on
making profits in ltsof, would serve as
get goods ST tho most advantageous prices.
Before any plan OF reorganization can
ha decided on. however weeks mus,
elapso. The receivers hope 10 got m
outline Of the affairs OF the Wholesale
store by Tn" end OF the week. but II will
he much longer before statements can he
, obtaine'i as to the condition Of The retail
stores
Tho no;cholders' committee is working
hard To get all OF the 5000 banks through
ont the country 10 deposit the noes which
the Clafir concern dis, ountcd. More
than si0,00O.O00 Of the notes. or a third
Of the total OF O.O0O.0 600. are already in
| the hands Of the committee Full report.
have not been obtained yet from the de-
| positarles in Boston, chicago and St
Louis. Encouraging repor.s are expected
to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
PLAYS HUMAN FLY AT
FIRE ON 18TH FLOOR
Capt. Quinn Of Engine 1
Crawls 10 Feet on Coping
Of Building.

Hidden by VOL Of mist and darkness
and buffeted by stm wind, Capt ED =
ward Quinn OF Engine IL crawled forty
feet on II coping at the eighteenth floor
OF 1920 East Twenty-irst street last
niGht to get at hidden FIRE.
When the firemen arrived at the build
ing in answer TO an automatic alarm they
could not locate the blaze. Quinn sent
his crew up from the street TO sea rch each
floor and he went up to the twentieth
Moor TO work down. At the eighteenth
Moor he smelled smoke. II came FROM
the loft where Leo Mann makes raincoats.
Quinn had no axe and no time to send
for one. He could not break IN the door.
He yelled down for line Of hose and
then went to the window at the end OF
the corridor. Outside was tho coping,
TIRE, and half feet vide. and slippery
With rain.
lie stepped out and was me; by a bls 81
OF Wind that nearly threw him from his
feet. but he lay down fiat and began TO
hurriedly work his way along. The mist
svirled about him and the wind caught
his coat and pulled at II. hut Quinn Just
dug into the stone bit more and kept
going Re went south on the Twenty
first street side and then turned the
corner and vriggled ten feet moro to a
window. behind which he could see smoke
curling.
blow of his steel helmet smashed in
the window and Quinn tumbled inside. II
was the work OF few seconds to dash
through the smoke and open the door OF
the loft from the inside. His men were
there with the hose and in q few minutes
the slight blaze was out.
Then Quinn went down to the street
and looked up toward thu coping. which
he could barely see, and grinned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
MARY'S JOHNLEAPS TO TRACKS
IN SUBWAY IN MOCK SUICIDE
Sweetheart Took Him Seriously and Tried tc
Follow -Searchers Find Three Hats
but No Part of John

Mary kocas. bright faced girl Of IL
living on the Spuyten Duyvll Road, The
Bronx. decided yesterday that because
John Lsjebo, her sweetheart hadn',
called TO see her since he kissed her
good-by last Monday to go to his work
as a laborer in the Lenox avenue sub
way that he had changed his mind about
marrying her Their banns were an
nounced in Yonkers church yesterday
for the second time.
Miss Kocas learned that John was hav-
ing a good time at an cast side ball las,
night and she went to the hall with
Annie Kocas mo relation) and Jane,
Pugiese. a friend. to see what the trou-
BILE was. When she spied John she threw
her arms around him and he assured hel
he loved her just as much as ever. II
prove 1t he agreed to 20 home with hei
and spend the evening in their customary
cosey corner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
KILLED BY HIS OWN AUTO.
Contractor Crushed In Turning FH-
tnl StcbIrs Corner.

SiSr"t,. l.. L.. June 2s.--Normar Allen.
~ years OF age. "A prosperous contractor
o. Glen Cove. died 1T til Nassau Hos
p.tal to-day from injuries he received
last night while returning to his home In
his automobile. Allen was buried under
the auto. which upset. and he was I'M
conscious when taken out.
The accident occurred at Stehli's Cor
rer In Locust Valley ON the Glen Cove
Locust Valley road. Allen was driving
his own machine and was making sharp
turn when the machine skidded and turned
over. Another man in the machine
jumped ~ time 10 save himself from
injury. hut Allen was unable to do so and
was crushed under the machine. lie
leaves widow and three children.
Stehli's Corner was the scene Of another
fatality about three week" ago. An
Italian was killed when his wagon was
overturned in making the sharp turn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
Pour Hurt when Auto Jumps Road,
Climbs Nm mud Turns over.

Four meIL all Of whom Ne we'll known
on Staten Island. were injured last night
IN an automobile acc dent there. Two
OF the men are in tho ;. Il. Smith In
Urinary. and tho other two. one Of them
the owner az the car, are under treatment
o. their homes
The men are Edward Simms. Jr., owner
~ the car. Of 100 -. pauls avenue, Tomp-
kusvllc: his brother, Harry Simms. OF
the same address; Johu BOradori. AZ years
nr age OF 1857 New York avenue Rose
bank who was driving the car. and Philip
bender &c. If % Van Duser street, Tomp-
Mnsvlle. The last two are in the hos
ptal
Persons who saw the accident told the
police that the car was going at high
sneed and that II shot of the road. went
ahout forty feet. climbcd an eight foot
hill and then turned over. throwing all
four out and wrecklng the machine.
The car was on the Southfield Boulc-
ward near Nelson avenue in Great Kills
when according To Eoradori he was COM
PEELED to make a quick turn to avoid
hitting some persons who were walking
80 The roadway and lost control of the
'anidiv moving car.
RoTadori suffered n dislocated shoulder.
severe cuts and bruises on the face and
head and number OF cuts and bruises
about the body. RENDERS scalp was lac
Grated and his head. face and arms were
cut and bruised. Simms and his brother
also were cut and bruised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
WIND AND RAIN BRING COLD,
CITY sh'N~rs IN tpriI Weather
May Re Clear To-day,

An onshore wind nuc;uatlng between
east and southeas; and bringing In sea
fog and chilly dr!zzle that gave the ct.
and its water resorts an early Apr,
aspect brought the abnormal,y low sum.
me- temperature OF 80 degrees in the
morning, duplicating the trick a, II
o'clock isst night.
The highest ;he dispi-ited mercury
registered was Gj, which Is far from sum.
mer temperature. The tall sprc OF tho
commercial cathedral OF Woolworth was
hid In INST most OF tho day and half III.
other airy architecture o. the town wa.
cut or at times.
Riding In open cars was uncomfortable
The local weather prophets were incln
to think last night that the Low pres
sure" to the southwest into which tn,
shivery sea breezes were being drawn
would advance and that clearer skies nigh
come to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
son SHOOTS BOARDER
WHO KILLED MOTHER
Uses Revolver He Wrcsts From
Hand Of Woman's
Assailant.
WOUNDED MAN NAY LIVE
Ha. Planned to Commit Suicide,
He Explains After Reach
ing Hospital.
WOUNDED MAN NAY LIVE

Mrs Anna Fox AZ v.srs ala a, 80
Neeksr ,v.nue u,tua r,.,,,,. -,
ava lu,.a ,....,. -
'.'"s n'or"ins III her
apartment py 'ustav Gehring. boarder.
VINO was in turn shot In the back by
Mrs. Fox's son. Charles. &c vears ola
II Gehrlps recoyer. n. ,,,u =. .,,,.s
o.. no. =. "e pa ecu
.o' nv. WAS saiu AT 81 catherines
hospital
Gehring is 20 years old. and until Sat
uriay was foreman In a n,mbe- v,rd
uA /. n,rr;ed h,,, la, ~. II.
o,,,,a.. &c.,. ~ "'' "io s"u
.u'u'e" '"o years ago srter quarrel
They now live Mt 1926 Putnam avenue,
Queens
After Gehrlng separated from hi. wife
he went to board with Mrs. Fox, through
his acquaintance with Young Fox
Fox married a year ago and since then
has been living at ~ Eingsland avenue.
around the corner from his mother.
Mrs. Fox tried in vain during all the
time that Gehrins boarded with her 10
get him to become reconciied u.i,h MI,
wife. Lately she tried TO get him TO find
another boarding house. but Gehring be.
came ugly whenever she suggested this,
and refused. On Saturday he lost his
job, and that evening Mrs. Fox told him
he could not board With ber an io,yar
He threatened to kill her when she told
him this.
Yesterday morning Charles Fox and
Jacob Wester. OF 81 Kinssland avenue.
a friend. called at Mrs. Fox's home 10
get sewing machine the son wanted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
TWO ON MOTORCYCLE
KILLED IN SPEEDING
Wild Ride in Ocean Parkway
Ends in Instant Death
in Crash.
SMASH INTO LIGHT POLE
End Comes as They Try to
Dodge Wagon Turning
Into Road.
SMASH INTO LIGHT POLE

Two men speeding In Ocean Parkway
~ % motor cycle at nearly sixty miles
o. hour tried to dodge horse and wagon
90 Neck road, hit the horse and skidded
MO an electric light mole. Both were in
SANITY killed The force Of the collision
,uJttcrod the light and bent the pole.
One man was identified early this morn
irr a. Wilhelm Luttgen Of ~ Third ave-
nuo The other. who came for Luttgen
carly yesterday. was known to Mrs. Lutt.
E'n only as Ernest lie Is thought to
ave lived on East Twenty third street,
Brooklyn
The two men left Coney Island abou'
: 90 and started at n speed which grew
suffer every block until they were going
nearly mile minute They whizzc,l
rast automobiles. grazing some perilously
close. for they sNervcd from side to side
'n tho wide road IS II they had little con.
tiol ovcr the machine.
Just before they reached Neck road the
driver OF tho motor cycle saw wagon
driven by Charles Mcclure OF 6S Ray
mond street turn into the Parkway. The
motor cycle was upon Mcclure almost
before he saw IL and he had no chance TO
pull up. The motor cycle swcrved sud
denly. as its driver tried to pass in front
Of the Horse. Just when 1t seemed that
IN. two speeders would pass In safety the
handlebars struck the hcrsca chest
Tie machine was going so East that
Il kept on several yards to the pole with
out turning over on its side. There was
crash and the light on the pole wen,
out as the two men wcrc nung far ahead
They were dead when automobiles whc
had seen the accident rushed M to them
Roth had crushed skulls. An ambulance
surgeon said that he thought almost every
bone In their bodies WAS broken.
The bodies were taken to the Sleeps.
head Bay police station. 4 letter ad.
dressed TO Luttgen and receipt for
registered letter seemed ~ Identify thu
driver. In the pockets Of the man though
10 he kehrer was card bearing tina
name and on tic clasp were the Initial,
&C. n"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
CENTRE FOR RUMANIAN JEWS.
Educational Hcsdgunrtcrs on East
side Hoped For.

The seventh annual convention Of the
Federation of Runanisn Jews OF Amer
lea. which opened Saturday In the He
brew Technical School for Girls, clos d
yeste-day Tho reports showed the last
year to be tho most prosperous in the
fcderation's history. The ronvt aton was
attended by more than 800 delegates.
Dr. julius Weiss. tho president, re-
ported that the home for aged and harin
members at Mount Vernon IL In good
financial condition. He said that tho
next step will he the establishment Of an
educational centre for Run,an.an Jews 81
New York on tho lower East Side.
The building committee OF III" Home
for Convalescents on Staten Island re-
ported that n ate suitable for the home
and the necessary money are in sight So
that the cornerstone can b. laid ness
fall The home wlll cost s3o.o00 and viii
have accommodations for 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29
SALEM REFUGEES SILVER.
Despite Cool weather 1000 Flock
TO View Fire Ruins.

SALEM. Mass. June 2s.--A decided drop
in temperature. coupled with Intermittent
rains. served TO make the lot Of the Salem
refugees n trying one during the las;
tventy-four hours. To-day they shivered
In their tents In the open air camp.
In Forest River Park tins morning
Father Binette OF 81. Joseph's Church
celebrated mass In the open air. A large
congregation OF his own and other
pensioners remained throughout the
mass. the latter part OF which vas ceIe.
brated In downpour
The relief committee continued It's
work and to-day Maiden girls reported
that $4,000 had heen raised with tags
A NTH body. that OF Charles Hoffman o,
Dow street. was found near the ruins ri
ST. Joseph's Church. Despite the weather
moro than 100000 ,ocked to tho city IA
view the ruins.