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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-02
NEWPORT A. A. SO,
OR0NO A. A. 10

Newport, Me-, Nov. 1.-(SpeciaD New
last night by turning down the fast
bunch of basketball players from Orono
by total of 50 to 10. 1t was a long
game for so early in the season, 2O-min-
ute periods being played Newport pre-
scented in its lineup an old player who
has been out of the game for the past
few years in Brick Reed. who played
left back. Reed was several years ago
one of the fastest forwards in the State,
and his temperance in the game will be
of interest to all basketball fans In east
ern Maine. Newport played one of the
fastest games ever played in Town hall.
The passing was fast and accurate and
many of its baskets were secured by long
and difficult shots The team played to-
gether in fine shape and showed that the
team this year is fully as fast as last
the champions of eastern and central
Maine. The lineup:
NEWPORT A. A. oRoNo A. A.
soulte, II t6).................... RIB, Riley "a
Sanborn, IF (D .............. ID, Brown "a
Soper, QD .,............... C, Gully 2 go
r. Bruce, lb .................. RI. Croker 90
F. Reed, rb "a ............... If, Farnham
Time, Pom. periods. Referee. w. Bruce.
Umpire, John White. Scorer, Dr. II. f.
Benson. Timer. Frank Cook
Kid Williams, the bantam cham
pion, will meet Louisiana" in Brook
Ign Nov. II.
Mike Gibbons will be guaranteed
$500 TO meet the winner of the Clab-
by-Chip bout in San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-02

Abe Attell will meet frankie Daily
in Toledo next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-02

Score-Yale 40. Colgate 7. Touch
downs, Knowles, Legore 2, Ainsworth
2, Guernsey, Scovil, Robinson. Goals
from touchdowns, Legore 5. Guernsey
2, Abel. Umpire, DR.. williams Of
Pennsylvania. Referee, Evans Of Will
liams. Field Judge, Giilinder Of Penn
sylvania. Linesman, Frank Bergin of
Princeton. Time. l6m. quarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-02

Mike Gibbons will be guaranteed
$500 TO meet the winner of the Clah-
by-Chip bout in San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-02

Kid Williams, the bantam cham
pion, will meet Louisiana" in Brook
Ign Nov. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-02

Time, Pom. periods. Referee, w. Bruce
Umpire, John White. Scorer, Dr. II. f,
Benson. Timer. Frank Cook.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18

Adams for
of
. with coming
priced fault with horses You all
VIII DO my
II ou
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18

Saturday, on business. AS usual, he
made pleasant call at THE SENTI.
MEL office.
The sorghum factory, on the
Cushman farm, is In full blast; Lum
Lease, proprietor. Mr.. Lease Is an
old hand at the business.
Sam Alkire caught q line catfish,
last week. The tlnny tribe must
keep out OF the way OF Sans lines II
they don't want to be caught.
Mr.. Il. l.. Eads, Of St. Joseph,
was shaking hands with his many
friends In Forest City, last Saturday
Come again, Ed, we are always glad
to see you.
We undo Ystand that Mrs. Melvin
Hoppsr's Oldest son, Of White Cloud
Kan, 10 quite low of typhoid and
pneumonia fevsr.-LatsF: He dice
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
School Notes.

The enrolment has increased In all
departments this week, bringing the
number near the three hundred mark.
a few new pupils come each day and
by the end OF the week We hope to
have a complete roll. Grades two
and three are In the same room, thus
causing some Inconvenience. In the
rooms where there i only one grade.
tie grade IL divided In two classes A
and Is. The arrangement Is found
impossible In room two--Miss VII.
liams'.
The Senior class organized this
week with twelve members. While
this class Is short In numbers as com.
pared with other years, we are sure
the loss Is made up In quality.
sEsioRs-l9i].'i5.
Wayne Zeller, President.
Dorothy kurtz, Secretary.
Dwight Zachman, Helen Thatcher,
Hazel Patterson, Norman Murray,
Josephine Murray, Verne Meyer,
Everett Meyer, Vale Deglow,
Paul Allen, Ona Acton.
The basketball girls are getting
the field In shape for practice. The,
will soon be In shape for outsid,
games
Miss Mary Lacy gave an instrument
tai solo AZ the opening exercise period
on Wednesday morning. This wa,
very much enjoyed 10y all. y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
Biblical.

Tie Macon Times.Democrat prints
this interesting puzzle concordance,
which l. we'll worth studying up.
Might take a day oil and look up the
references:
When men fail you, read Psalm %,
When you have sinned, real Psalm
IL.
When you worry, read Matthew u;
~ 81.
Before church service, read Psalm
-.
When You are in danger, read Psalm
~.
When you have the blues, read
Psalm i,p.
When you are discouraged, read lisa,
IN.
II you want TO be truthful, read
John IL.
When doubts come to you, try John
7l7.
When you are lonely or fearful
read Psalm -
When you forge, your blessings read
Psalm l03.
For Jesus Idea Of a Christian, read
Matt. 8.
For James idea Of religion, read
Jas. /: 1927,
When your faith needs stirring
read Heb. II.
When you feel down and out, read
Rom. =: 81, 30.
When you want courage for YOU
task, read Josh. !.
When the world seems bigger thar
God, read Psalm 30.
When you want rest and peace, reat
Matt, ll;25, 30
When you want Christian assur
ance, read Rom. s:l-30.
For Paul's secret Of happiness, reat
Col. 3:l2.l7.
When you leave home for labor o
travel, read Psalm l2l.
When you grow bitter or critical
read Cor. -.
When your prayers grow narrow o
selfish, read Psalm ~.
When not follow Psalm 1911, an,
hide some Of these In your memory.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
Family Reunion.

There was . family reunion at the
home OF Mrs. G. Hoblitzell, Sunday.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Mont
gomery and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Hoblitzell and family. Of Skid.
more, there were present, Mrs. Hob.
litzell's daughter, Mrs. Cora Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubs, Of st. Joseph,
Needless to say . fine dinner and q
good time was enjoyed by oil. The
St. Joseph parties came up In theiI
auto, but on account Of the rain had
to leave the car and 60 home on thu
train. -Skidmore New Era, Sept. 18th
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
DAWSON CAMPBELL CLOTHING CO.
Benton.
-"D." Wilson has rented his farm
We understand.

%" Wilson has rented his farm,
We understand.
"A baby boy vas born 10 Smith
Derr and wife, August -, lDli
w. !, Glass expects 10 move TO
Forest city, some time before spring.
Miss Anna Field Is spending a
few days Nth her sister, Mrs. Maude
Emerson,
/ I'd Evans and wife visited at
the Robert Emerson home, few
days, recently.
The cement bridge, crossing Kim.
sey Creek, between Walter Staley's
and Gerald Andlers, Is finished and
Is line,
VIII Movies was taken suddenly
very sick, one day, last week, and his
life was despaired Of for time, but
he Is better al this time.
Robert Emerson, wife and daush-
ter, Roberta, spent Two days In tie
Kimsey neighborhood, not long ago,
visiting al the Ed. and Charles
Evans homes.
School began September seventh,
with about forty enrolled and good
attendance all the week, though We
had rain almost every day. Mr.,
Keinner, teacher.
Mrs. Matte Wicker visited heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed. simmons
At Mound City, Saturday. They have
, lately returned from an extended
visit with friends In Ohio, and have
bought q home on the east side, IN
Mound City.
Gale Emerson returned, . week
ago, from trip TO Colorado ant
Montana. lie visited his uncle, Com
stock Emerson, Al Helena, Mont, ant
found them we'll, excepting his grand
| mother, who has quite poor health
Gale also visited VIM. Frazer, Jr., a,
or near Crow Agency, Mont, ant
found him we'll. SUE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
Burr Oak.

Ed. May shipped two car loads OF
hogs to St. Joseph, the first OF the
week,
Mrs. Charlie Cotton and children
visited with Mr.. Sid Eads and family
last Sunday.
H. A. Bowles and Ed. Ammo and
families visited Vince Hopper and
family, Sunday.
Quite Q few Of our farmers arr
delivering their wheat to Forest City
for CLOS . bushel.
Miss Eva Kern, Of Arksnsas, Il
making . short visit here with rel
stives and friends.
-Mr. Bowlss was In Oregon, lasl
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
The Old Reliable Horse Buyer.

Monday. The remains viii be laid to
rest In Boyd cemetery, by the Side OF
his father, who passed away In July.
Mrs. Hannah Butrick, OF Thayer,
Oregon county, Mo-, is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Vince Hopper
and family. Mrs. Butrick thinks OF
staying In Holt county this winter,
as she has a host OF relatives and
friends to visit with. She Is one OF
Holt county's early pioneers. She
lived In this county In the torties.
This Is her first visit here In % years.
She celebrated her s0th birthday with
her daughter, Mrs. Hopper, on the
9Th day Of September, 1914 Eco.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
New Point and Vicinity.

Fred Davis took his aunt, Miss
TruebloUd, TO Maitland, SUNDAY,
Miss Matte Morris returned from
Colorado, Friday, where She visited
relatives.
Rev. Il. ID. Roberts was In attend
ance at the Presbytery at CRAZY, the
first OF the week.
Jesse Cain is quite sick Dr.
Wood, OF Oregon, was called to see
him Monday evening.
Lille Bender has begun building
and repairing the house recently &C.
cupied by his son, Claud,
Ina Botkin left for Chicago, Tues.
day, where she will take . position In
the Eleanor Club o."
Mrs. Win Springer and son, En-.
NETT, returned Tuesday, from q visit
with relatives In Mound City,
Maud Hsrdman went to Oregon
Friday and remained until Sunday
evening, visiting with her sister,
Edith.
Fred Carson and Mary Terry Wis
tied Burt Yemen and family, and
Katherine and Frances Terry, Thurs
day evening.
Elsie Hartman certainly had q
close call last Thursday night. While
sitting by the library table reading
between $3.50 and 0 o'clock, some one
shot through the window, the shot
passing close by her head, through
the lamp fue, and through the wal
into the closet, under the stairway
where they found the bullet, which
Is q 22,calibre. The corner OF the
screen was loosened and turned back
when the shot was fred. No clue Al
yet as to who did 1t. Fortunately
the light was extinguished, so thu
party could not see, or Elsie might
not have been so fortunate.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
Real Estate Matters.

The real estate market was quite
active during the month Of August
and notwithstanding the extrem,
heat and dry period, there were sew
eral good deals made. The deals In
volving $1,000 or over were as follows
John S Billy to John T Owens:
NV sw u, ~, 3s..........s 200
VIM II Donan TO Hugh Rich
ards: s 100 acres Sc Is, ~, IS. 1890
VIM II Hunter to Ellis L Rob-
erts; ne I've : and " NV NV
s, W, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Schuyler q Haines to u Lower,
Jr: NV 10, ~, 3s........ 800
John Kallauner to Geo W John.
ston; Sc ne 81 -, 3g........ 800
Geo W Noble to Henry G Noble
and wife: interest sw /! 10:
ne NV Is, 50, 81 u........... 30
Hugh Richards to VIM II DO
nan and wife: 10 acres Sc ~,
81, 3s.................. 500
+ ID Sheilenberger to Emory T.
Moore and wife: NV NV ~:
ne | and NV and sc NV q,
81, 3s....n.... ....... 300
Chas 4 Sare 10 James T Dear.
mont; lots . and }. block },
Mound City.................. $50
Clara wickiser to W 5 Thorn.
son: sw sw !. ~, l0........ 800
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
Forest City.

Mrs. Aylor, Of Napier, was a busi.
ness visitor to our city. Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Sheats visited friends
in Oregon, Saturday and Sunday.
j. II. Wilson lost a valuable calf,
one night last week, by lightning.
Miss Eta Rush. OF Oregon, spent
several days with Miss Blanche Baker.
George Terhune, OF Kimsey dis.
trict, is sporting a handsome new
Buick.
Miss Jessie Boyd has taken up
her duties as teacher Of the Cham.
bers school.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Fairbanks have
returned from delightful visit with
relatives In Auburn, Neb.
Miss Grace quick, Of Oregon, Wis.
tied over Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Gotten and family.
Mrs. waggonsr and daughter,
Miss Vera, accompanied by Miss la.
lel Casteel, we're Oregon visitors.
Many from different parts Of the
state attended the l. y. q. r. conven-
ton held In this city, last Friday.
The storm Sunday night delayed
our train service for several hours
Monday, and many phones we're
burned out.
Miss Elizabeth Dickson, Of st. 10.
seph, was visiting her relatives and
many friends In the city, from Friday
until Sunday.
Master Thomas Vine Teare has
taken up his school work this year
with the Freshman class VI the ore.
gon High school.
MIR. and Mrs. Midway Hoover and
daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday at
the home Of Mrs. ilooyer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
We are glad indeed TO know that
Rev. Il. II. Smallwood MAS returned
to his present charges, although .
new presiding elder has been appoint.
ed.
The NJ. +. Sunday school held
their first services In their new
church, Sunday, but owing TO the
rainy weather, only 81 we're At Sab.
bath school.
Mrs. T. J.. Fitlnaurice went TO
Maitland, saturday evening, where
size made two addresses Sunday, At
the township convention, held at the
IN. Il. church In that city.
| The Sunday school convention,
which is being held In the Christian
church this week, Is fairly well At
tended. II Is hoped that much good
will he derived from these meetings
Many Of our people are on the
sick list, some Of them are: Miss
Vera Ferguson, Al. Brooks, Louis
Baker, Roy Brooks, Little Josephine
Turney, and Uncle Philip Kollmer Il
still In q very feeble condition.
/, Rev. u. II. Smallwo God went 10 81,
Joseph, Monday, where he viii yisi,
for several days. Mrs, Small~ood and
little son, who have been visiting In
81, Joseph for the past two weeks
will accompany Rev, Smallwood home
In spite Of the heavy rainfall
Monday, one OF our citizens, l'ncl,
barney Williams, had large Ameri
can Tag floating from his front porcl
on that day-"rhe star Spanglec
bay" Francis Scott Keys produc
ton Vas 100 years old.
CLEANER,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18
MAKES HIS LAST RUN.
Engineer Albert Mcintyre Crushed
To Death Under Locomotive
-.Caused BY Derailment.

man, who made good every way, met
death I'm a most horrible way, on Mon.
day niyht Of this week, September II,
1914. bel seen Forbes and Nodaway
station, N the 4. IS. A O. Eaii
road. T.,e dealu ue,ny caused by
train No. ~. the Omaha and st. Louis
FLYER, Of which Mr.. MrInty re was the
engineer, running into a washout be.
tween these two stations, caused by
the heavy rains Of Sunday night and
during Monday, which caused a soft
trace, and a derailment Of the engine
and two first coaches. The fireman,
"Toddy" Smith, saved his life by
Jumping from the cab. No one else
Was injured.
The wreck occurred at the old uuar.
~, jus, north Of Nodaway, about 900
o. m. Monday, and caused by a wash
out. Because the heavy rains had
made the danger Of trackage certain,
the train was going very slow. Had
IL been running at It's schedule speed,
the entire train undoubtedly would
have been plunged into the Missouri
river.
a relief train was sent to the wreck
from st. Joseph and took tile passen.
gers Oh to ST. Joseph. Tie body Of
Mr.. Mcintyre remained pinned under
the overturned locomotive until Tues.
day is1rnins, wien the areckiny
train was aD,e ~ raise the engine
fro. ile DJIy
TIE deceased aas Tie sJu VI A. S.
and ; RANGES Mcintyre, and Vas born
and raised In Nodaway township,
Holt county. lie WAS born Novem.
Der u, 1859, and Was therefore nearing
his l5th milestone. After attending
the district school and putting In the
remainder of his time on his fathers
farm, he went to st. Joseph In 1888,
and entered the employ OF the G. Il.
a. q. railroad, and by faithfulness,
and diligence, won his way upward
until he WAS placed In charge Of q 10.
connective, and for \ number OF years
lie has been n trusted and reliable 10.
connective engineer for this company.
From Young boyhood, Albert was one
who could be trusted and his work 70.
lied upon explicitly, and he went
through life lust that WAY, during his
Journey here.
November ~, lsNg. lie WAS married
10 Miss Minnie O'Brein. Of st. 10
=, -. A.. l..l... ,un, i..,,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18

Those who are In debt to DR..
willard Proud, please call and pay &C.
count to DR.. J. L. Hogan.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-18

Mrs. Rebecca Proud and Mrs.
Hannah Irwin, are visiting Mound
City relatives, this week.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-22
NO DEFINITE
ACTION TAKEN
On aProposed Amalgamation Of
Northern and Southern Meth
~, odiss Churches. fs.5

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 1S.--No definite
action on the proposed aualgamation
OF the northern and southern branch
eA,ef the Methodist church was taken
by the Church Commission on FEEDER
alton, which adjourned here today af-
ter three days OF deliberation. Three
hishops fr6M the southern church,
four bishops OF the northern church.
s.- -......sse.. and i:1 ;ayiiian tu.n CO % 10
cd the commission. All sessions were
strictly executive, but It was stated
tonight that moro progress was made
tina at any time tince the creation or
the cclninission ~ years ago. It also
tvas said that the commission .decid.:
ed TO- postpone gfinal action ltil the
next general cVn ference 0f the church,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-22
Legal Notices
TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtue OF, authority vested : II,
me, In accordance wi.E 4 trust deed
executed to mo by Z. I, :; 7. r. Orif-
lin on the 9th day of January. 1914,
tsaid deed tbeing recorded In til. Of
fec Of tho cler:s nf cnLrt gmr ..nae--
son County In took S. ). :. 5. at
page 267) Will sell to the highest
bidder In front nf tho court house
door at Anderson. S. G.. during the
usual hour Of sale OH Monday. lan-
nary the 18th. iJii. tho following de-
scribed tract of land. to wit:
All that certain piece. parcel or
tract OF land lying, being and situate
In broadway township, Anderson
County and In the Stute Of South
Carolina. on. waters or Beaver creek,
containing one hundred (I00) acres,
more or less. adjoining lands Of b. q.
Breascalc. LIE. Campbell. M. NJ.
Campbell anu others. It being the
same tract OF land conveyed to P. 3.
g. T. j. Griffin by J. j. Fretwell on
tho 18th of October. 1910. which said
deed Ia also recorded In Office OF tho
clerk Of court for Anderson County
to which further reference may be
had.
Terms Of snle: One-third cash, bal
ance on credit of twelve months, se-
cured by note and mortgage OH said
premises bearing interest at the rate
Of eight per cont. per nnnum, with
privilege Of purchaser paying oil
cash II he 80 desires. Purchaser to
pay extra Tor oil papers.
r. L. GRIFFIN.
e-1s-oe-oo
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-22
S: P..U. co. EEARBORS
NO I'LL FEELING
TOWARD ANDERSON

lhat matter has not affected the
feeling We lave for Anderson in the
slightest degree. We feel just as
kindly towards Anderson today as VIC
ever did. We shall give the town our
earnest support and we do not think
That there is any one in the city that
will go further for the good of An
werson than we will Why. do Won
Know that we are perhaps as large Il
taxpayer ns there is in the city?" said
Mr.. Taylor. why should we, there
fore. wish to throttle the city? Why,
we wouldn't own IL public service cor
poration in Il dead town. believe
In tho future Of Anderson. You have
here some Of the biggest and most
progressive men i have ever known,
and with these mon working for The
upbuilding OF your city it will be sure
to grow. The Southern Public Utili-
ties Company will keep step with you
in progressive matters" soid Mr..
Taylor.
Plants Owned by Company.
The Southern Pubic Utilities Com
pany own and operate plants in the
following cities and towns In this
State and North Carolina:
Street railway. light, power and
water In Anderson; street railway,
light. power and gas in Greenville;
street railway. light power and gas
In Charlotte. n. Co; street railway,
light and power at Winston-Salem,
N. c.; light and power at Chester,
Greers, Hickory, N. c., Thomasville,
N. c. and about ten ohter towns in
hNA IL
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-22
MAYOR GODFREY CALLS ON
PASTORS TO APPOINT
COMMITTEEMAN
AID NE D E D
Suggested General Committee Be
Named to Look After Deserv-
ing Gases.

AciILs upon suggestion from
Gen. VI. l.. Honlam. Mayor J. II. God.
| irey has called upon the pastors oi
the churches in The city and thc
| Chambcr OF Commerce 10 appoint
representatives for the formation ot
ia general relief committee. who's,
duty 1t shall be to adopt and put into
execution measures looking toward
me relief Of suffering in the city ot
ANDERSON brought about by the gcu-
eral business devrcssion existing all
over the country.
AS soon as Mayor Godfrey has been
informed Of the appointments he will
call meeting OF the committee. in
ora"r tlat measures TO be followed
may DC taken up at tho earliest date
Eossibie As to what plans tile com
hittce will adopt, nothing Is known
as yei Several schemes have bcen
suggested. but which one Of thcsr
VIII be chosen will moi bn known
until the committee has held a meet
ing.
The letter from General Donham
which has prompted Mayor Godfrey
10 caii .ior the appointment OF these
committeeman Is as follows:
i was sorry could not attend the
meeting last night OF the Chamber OF
commerce because / am much inter-
ested In the organization of a roller
committee to look after tho cases of
restitution and want In our city and
cases which are almost certain to
arise during the hard winter which
the weather prophets predict. 1t
seems to Inc that we ought to have a
large relief committee consisting of
those appointed by tho Chamber OF
commerce. by the churches and by
you as meyor. This committee could
divide the city into districts and look
out for the cases of deserving people
who would not themselves seek char
tty. In order that this committee NAV
do effective work 1T must nave a fund.
l presume the city would make q do
nation to that end and the churches
would take up collections and privnts
individuals wonldr contribute. but you
need more than that, and / suggest
that the ehe-itahly inclined should
set to work to raise these funds In
the ways known ITO the earnest and
jealous women cf the community nnd
the broad minded charitable men.
BOD King would get up minstrel
show that would rival AL Fields and
all>would go AMI pay double prices. in
the name Of charity and get our mon
ey's worth In; laughter. simply sug-
gest these .waysnlof. req ching an end
which we all have,yery much at heart.
as said in former Communication,
Il have known tho people of Ander-
son for 20 yeare and more generous.
charitable Dconln ,naycr yvod ,na
10 not doubt that the response of the
people TO your appeal would be lib
eral one. suggest that you ask the
pastors Of the different churches to
fake action In this mntter by naming
the representatives OF their churches
to act on this committee and asking
for contributions to, this fund. This
generni committee .as have suggest
cd. ought to meet; and organize i'm
mediately 1t Is n condition and not
theory that confronts us and we have
got to act quickly II We would save
suffering and want" .. -.