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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
KNICHTST
CELEBRATE

Plans are complete for the celebra-
ton Of the solden jubilee OF the
Knights of Pythhias lodge. to be held
in the lodge hall on Monday night. Feb
ruary %, and to be open to the public.
Also, from the report Of the committee
on arrangements the event promises
to be of some magnitude.
A special team of officers of the
lodge will give the ceremonial part Of
the program, in addition to which a
special program has been arranged, in
which some Of the best talentin Chick
asha viii participate. After the pro-
gram, the Pythian Sisters will take
charge of affairs and serve refresh
ments. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
The correct date of the golden jubi-
lee is February 19. on which date the
celebration was TO have been held. but
it was found that the regular meeting
night Of another lodge comes on that
date and the hall could not be secured
by the X. Ps's, hence the change Il
Monday, February %.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
CAVE-IN Is
The CAUSE
OF DELAY

Those who went out 10 see the Ce-
ment well brought in yesterday were
doomed to disappointment, for when
they arrived, they found that owing TO
a cave-in early yesterday morning no
attempt would be made to bring the
well in until later in the week.
The information received here yes
terday was to the effect that the cas-.
ing was an set. but it was later discov-
cred that the cave-in which held az
the work, occurred before the arrival
Of the casing several days ago
It will now be necessary to clean
the well and case to the bottom before
anything further can be done toward
drilling into the sand. It viii probably
be the latter part OF thc week before
lAis will be done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18

They met in the drug store and after
the cigars had been passed around,
Barber Joe and the Regular Customer
hied themselves into a quiet corner
for heart TO heart talk, on weighty
matters here and there. but principally
regarding the local baseball outlook.
DO you know, | just lay around in
the winter time, sluggish like, and lap
up what information | can from the
sporting sheets, bout the pool tourna-
ments and framed up prize fight now
and then. and maybe a little football,
but it all tastes TO me like it's a little
off color" remarked Barber Joe. as he
seated himself, folded his long legs and
prepared for pleasant half hour.
Continuing he said, IAN that kind Of
stuff, as | say, is about the best you
can get N the winter time Gimme a
match thanks. But I'm hot weather
bird. You can rave about your ice pal
aces and lakes and hockey games and
ski tournaments. usually staged with
a bunch Of Swedes. but YOU can take
q standing order from me right now.
Gimme a seat in the bleachers, with a
pop bottle in one hand and my straw
lid in the other, a brace of good hurl-
ers on the firing line and an assort-
ment OF double plays. stolen bases, A
good sound wallop or two once in a
while and the sun boiling down on my
bald spot. about al in the shade, in
short, gimme a ball game. understand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
SAM HOUSE ON TRIAL.

The preliminary hearing OF Sam
House. charged with assault with a
deadly weapon upon the person Of Bin
Fillmore, Indian. went to bat before
Justice w. W. Clark this afternoon.
and will probably be concluded some
time this evening. Fillmore. who was
too weak to be present at the time on
which the case was formerly set. was
able to appear. though he is still suf-
fering from weakness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
UNION men
Are AFTER
FED. JUDGE
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. Feb 1S.-The president
assured a committee of United Nine
Workers today that charges filed
against Federal Judge A. G. Dayton Of
the northern district OF West Virginia
would be carefully investigated.
The committee presented the
charges to Wilson. who referred them
to the department OF justice.
1t is alleged that Judge Dayton char
acterized all labor unions as criminal
assemblages. which conspired against
the peace and welfare OF the nation.
The charges specify alleged in.
stances of discrimination against citi
zens because they belonged to unions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
COAL MEN
CONVICTED
IN FRISCO
Case that Caused Nation vide Com.
ment Ends in Victory for the
Government Three are
Found Guilty
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
San Francisco, Feb. is. j. B. Smith.
vice president and general manager;
r. c. Mills, superintendent, and f. H.
Mayor. chief weigher Of the Western
Fuel Co, early today were found guilty
OF defrauding the government by OBJ
tanning illegal rebates through false
weights. e. L. Smith, checker, the
other defendant, was acquitted follow
ing trial in the federal court here.
More than 100000 was spent by the
prosecution and defense in the case, il
is claimed
The Western Fuel Co. men were
charged with conspiring TO defraud the
government Of import duties on coal
and with overweighing fuel sold C
army transports. About three hun
dred thousand dollars worth of Goa
was involved.
1t was the longest drawn out case
in the local federal courts in years
The trial began December and has
been in progress ever since, exceptins
the holiday vacation.
Delay in this case caused Forme'
Federal District Attorney McNab to re
sign, charging that the attorney gen
eral had been influenced to embarras
him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Oklahoma City, Feb. lS--Attorneys
for both sides In the Gore case am
nouneed that the case would go TO the
jury between $3.50 and O'Clock this
afternoon, after the completion OF the
pleas.
Attorney X. l.. Rogers. arguing this
morning for Gore. compared the Win
ston room affair TO bull fight.
They had the ring. the animal was
there and then they led the matador IN
in the person OF the blind senator
Those other two horned bulls waited
in the other room to gore him. They
waited to get even with him"
Rogers declared those behind Mrs.
Bond would give twenty thousand dol.
lars for a verdict Of one cent damages
He was yitriolic in denunciation Of
the alleged conspirators .nd insisted
that Oklahoma was on trial and the
name and integrity Of the state were
az issue.
Oklahoma felt his claws" said Rog-
ers OF the Indian lobbyist McMurray.
oklahoma has watched his record
and can never forget his acts"
Attorney strait was the third lawyer
10 plead for Mrs. Bond.
f. ]. Giddings opened arguments for
the plaintiff, and Mrs. Bond wept
copiously as he pictured the scene OF
the struggle n the hotel room. He
declared that not a crooked official in
the state OF Oklahoma had been charg
ed with crime who had not made the
defense that it was plot to ruin him
He declared that granting for the
sake os argument that the case was
a frame-up. the men had evidently
known that the senator had such In
olinations or else they would never
have attempted such a plot against
him. He closed with a dramatic appea
for the protection OF womanhood.
Giddings declared the contention o.
the defense that the senator had beer
made the victim Of a conspiracy wai
without foundation
why. after nine months, has no et
fort been made 10 have the allege'
conspirators arrested?" he asked tn
jury.
Even though he be United State
senator" Giddings shouted. 4 say tha
senator Gore is lying when he say
that Mrs. Bond improperly approached
him."
Moman Pruitt. who spoke for Sena
tor Gore. denounced witnesses for Mrs
Bond. who he declared, were disaI
pointed candidates for federal patron
age, either directly or indirectly, a
the hands Of Senator Gore.
Pruitt named J. F. McNiurray, India
attorney, as the one to whose room
Washington meetings of the allege
plotters against Senator Gore wer
traced. He twitted the opposing coui
sci for their failure 10 produce n
blood-stained FELLOWSHIP and tow
bearing the blood from Mrs. Bond
finger cut, which she declared she ha
received in the struggle He also a
tackled AL J. Jennings candidate +,
the Democratic nomination for go
ernor, as man who sought to nal
political capital of a criminal pas
Jennings was witness against Il
senator
Ross Lillard of counsel for Nj
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
INDIANS ARM DlsLocATED
WHEN HORSE FALLS

A horse ridden by Ben Fillmore
slipped and fell at the corner of Third
and choctaw avenue this afternoon
and Fiilmore's arm was dislocated at
the shoulder. He was carried into a
nearby blacksmith shop. The injured
man is brother Of VIII Fillmore, the
Indian. who was slashed by Sam House
some time ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18

Bond, caused surprise when, In the
course Of his argument. he scored ia
Cobs.
"The action Of Jacobs toward Mrs
Bond on the day of the hotel occur
renee was inexcusable," Lillard de
clared He BETRAYED her confidence
when ne failed to 80 TO his room with
her and Senator Gore"
Other than this no reason has been
given why J. r. jacobs, regarded as
one Of the most important witnesses
summoned by the plaintiff, was not
called to the stand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
SCHOONER IN DANGER.

Telegram by United Press.
New York. Feb. 1S.-The
schooner Kineo. carrying a crew
OF eleven, is in imminent dan
ger of sinking. on the north
east Diamond shoals. off Cape
Hatteras. according to wireless.
The revenue cutter Onandago
was ordered from Norfolk to her
assistance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
SILKS WILL MEET.

The Elks viii meet tonight. 1t is
an important business meeting and
l.rge attendance is desired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
SUFFRAGE REJECTED.


Telegram by United Press.
Capetown. South Africa, Feb. 1S.-By
one vote today the assembly union Of
South Africa rejected woman suffrage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
Arguments are Nearing Completion
and Predicted that Will Be in
Hands Of Jury Late
this Afternoon
AFFAIR COMPARED
TO A. BULL FIGHT
Attorney Rogers Makes Plea for
Defendant in Picturesque Lam
suage-War Of Words is
a Fierce One
BULLETIN ON VERDICT.

IN the event a verdict is re-
turned in the Gore case before
8 o'clock tonight. the Express
viii receive bulletin. The bull
letin win be furnished 10 the
picture play houses If desired.
Phone calls at office win be
answered up 10 . O'Clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-18
THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.

Western Union reports received at
s a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
OF FIGHTERS
SHOWN BY THEIR
FINE RECORDS
scrappers Who Will Meet
Here Next Wednesday
Night Have Pounded Their
Way to Popularity.

Not often DO th, neht fans ~ this
city and tho visitors ip our midst have
70 chance go take in O. show that iH-
Guides two headline bouts. That ~
what thesHl have Irxt "Wednesday
nIrut. when Director Mary L"vy OF
th, NeW Mex \. c. puts un his
stan card Jt tho FIts' th,a'ar.
NI tb, e'ad.ators ta appear have
r. long roIl OF uattic. Geo their credit.
Thty hutr f.uehi fhsII way tu front
rank in popular rcgard, and even the
London censor would admit thlt they
cam aght center and both TANKS 90 a
decision Within Tho space of 70 or
d.uart bout. which j. -amv lighting
bon these piping times af -u-day battles
Frankie Fuw-er ol Trinidad, who
VIII meet jack Torres has ncoua
tered and whipped such men as How
ara Baker. Harry Brewer. Eddi"
johnson. Johnny VOLS. Bobby Ross.
Kld Bruce. Mass H,i'rd Kid Alhcrts
a~gd4Ghor@
Uou YORK. no pueblo nghter. has
m,t Ross. Louis Gonzales Bart Cor
don. Uerrigs John patrick and Tar
ven. and others 100 their Uk. and hung
h.4 autograph on th,m. when he
face. Hlcr.rs uDNf "Wednesday uIs 10
ho will confront 10 ropper Is no has
met J,f,lt oull once Iu his entire
career J1Dk HerrirE is tne only man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01

who has taken the measure of the
pride of Roswell
The record Of Jack Torres Of old
Albuquerque. is too well known here
abouts Co need sounding His latest
conquest b. Charley Plrrsu1. When
Fowser ana Torres hook NO next
Wednesday nisht there should be a
sct-to of classic dimensions.
The clash between Benny Kurtz and
Johnny Douahue in the preliminary
of the nstlc carnival should oe one 81
the suappiest Of feather functions ever
pulled on here. Kurtz has had twelve
lights and has won them all Dona-
hue has lamhaHtcd Clarence Mc\ut,
joe smith. Kid Chills. Battling Shay.
frankie Mack. Bobby Harris. Jimmy
Barry. Tomms SIng. Cuck Burns and
Lopez.
Al the sCrapUers are hard M worl
on their training. They will Doe load
ed Co the gills when they meet and
the fireworks viii be strictly no plus
ultra. Il ~ the truth, beloved that
here is % card pretty nearly 90 iof
Madison square Garden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01

Proposals for Six Frame Hospitals
Department, of The Interior. pfho, %
Indian. AnaIrS. Washington. d. q
September %. 1914. scaled propus-
ais. plainly marked un the uutsiue 81
the sealed envelope Proposals for
Frame Hospitals and addressed Co
the Commissioner sd. Indian NuJ.r-
Washington. H. c. win uc received
az the Indian om.s until u..u.h
Co. m of November 1914. for tHf
u.suug materials luI labor for tho
construction of Tram, hospitals It tnr
Indian Agencies Jt Pima and san
Xavier. Arizona carson, Nevada
Mrstaieru. N,H Mexico. Turtle
Muuuta.l. North Dakota. and Hlt
rest. Montana. 90 .rriot l.,ucdar r
with th, plans. SPECIFICATIONS and ~
stru.tiuus Goo bidder which may Dol"
examined at the offices 81 thr paper
or periodical 100 vhl.H this advertise
ment appears. th, O. S. Indian Ware
houses 100 Chicago. OBJ. 81. Louis. Mo.
Omaha. Nebr. ana san Francis .
Cal. and az the several Indian schools.
For additional information apuligI-
ton should boz made 60 the supcriu-
tcudeuts ~ Indian .Huols 1s follow
Pima school -lrafun AK san NaN-
ier school. Tucson ATIg Carson
school. stewart. Sew M,srtIoro
school. Mrs,alerl. NeN Men Turtl"
Mountain school. U,. curt Is lAk
and BlHDkieet -ynuol brownies.
Mont cato Sells. commissioner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
To MEET MENAUL
BOYS SATURDAY
Bleachers Will Be Moved to
Insure Comfort and Good
View for Fans; Game Starts
at $50.

The football game between the AZ
buqueFIuc high school and Meuaui
school. that was postponed last Satur-
day. VIII bc played next Saturday af-
crnoon. The mites wlg take place
uu Horewell Held. beginniug at 90
o'clock. when Do WAS learned th.t
tho Meuaui boys wouldn't 1e able o."
get into action last saturday. ihe
hIph school took on the I'1iNcr-.ty Ui
NcW Mexico second team. and
tnrlsHsu &c. The score was D. tu o..
and the game demonstrated that
Coach Rcpp has rounded The hign
school g.td,ator~ into winning shape.
The game with Mcnaul .s expected
Geo bring out "a large crowd lu order
to .ls.r, .omfnit and 30 good view t"r
those who attend Oh. bie5chers VIII
lo moved Goo tl. east side OF the field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
FRANCHINI SELLS
BACHECHI
WILL VISIT ITALY

T. F%r1u,h.ui one 81 the popular
foung Italian business mea of Alhu-
guorquo. today sold his interest in the
eruecrN and liquor business at A %.
bIcheDhl % Company for "a ruusld-
crntiun not made public Mr Fran
hin has handled the steamship
EeuCy end ~ the Hachcchi buHiness
for several years and has also been
active n the Cumuauys retail store
ga First o. Tlicras lie expects 60
60 'u ltnly with his family some time
next month for &c visit OF several
months, provided wal conditions do
not involve his native land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
Three Dimes
Dunbar Bargains


. POR RENT. .
. Groom house modern. North y
. seventh 81. $4,000. .
. Groom mouse, corner Coal .
. avenue and seventh street.
Store room. Central Ave, be- .
. tween Third and Fourth sts.
. s-room house. 33i Nc. finn y
. ST.. modern, $4,000. =
. 4-room house, Highlands, $40. =
. 4-rO0m house; east nazeldlne =
. venue modern, $4,000. .
. FOR SALE.
. 6-room house Tor sale or rent; =
. West Coal avenue modern, lot =
50xlt2. fine shade and lawn =
. ranch, 100 acres improved. =
. and for safe on Is bargain;
. miles out =
. Fine cor lots. West Coal v .
. Groom house. West Iron Ave-, .
. Price, $500. =
. House and lot. West Central =
. avenue. Dot 162x2G0 feet, $500 .
o b-rUnm house ana Iui. High .
. lands $4,000
All kinds OF terms =
o FIRE INSURANCE .
q MONEY TO LOAN. =
. DUNIiAR's REAL ESTATE =
OFFICE
. 234 Gold Ave. Corner Third 50. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
NEW MEXICO
Realty Company


We have an especially attrart-
apartments in the Highlands
and down town. aiso unf.rnish-
cd houses and a lot UT Furnished
rooms also list of furnished
ROOMS for transicnt> during
Hair Week.
Boarding and rouining houses
desiring trnnsicnts Tot next week
should phone "a at oncc.
Owners having desirable
property should li~t with "a ~
We Try 10 furnish most desirable
places Ia our clients, New lOca-
ton. go SOUTH SECOND II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
THE NOMINATION"
HAS CHANGED HANDS

The "Mount-Aitun" rooming house.
52f South Second street. has changed
hands. the ntH proprietor being
Dvidio FTanchinL the general met
chant The "Mount-Aiton IL being
put 90 the very best condition. every
room viii receive attention. and the
pest of accommodations Tor the
price may DE expected In the future
from those desiring hrst-ciass. yei
cheap, lodalng quarters Rooms $3.50
ana up. per week Remember the
"Mount-Aiton d all right
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
SUGGESTS SAWED OFF
SHOT GUN FOR SPIES

tAssOCiatcd Prc~s q o-ponden'c }
Tendon. sept eo-A correspondent
rite the London yield sugsestius
thar British sentries against German
spies within the United Kingdom he
armed With the American sawed On
shotgun. charged with nuckshot 10
urges hat such "a weapon would be-
more efficient for s'ntFies al railway
bridges nd other places where suards
are maintained than the service rife.
especially az night,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETING OCT. 9TH

There viii hc a general meeting Of
the Commercial club Tuesday night,
October % Al that time the rail-
Dad committee viii report several
other committees are expected to re-
port also President ~C1Ishmau. Sec
ratar, Egan and the other ufncers OF
the club are working Go bring out q
large attendance 90 the session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01

I-nmlneer nnc nf scorcr..

Philadelphia. oct. The Ph.l'-
dolphin chapter OF the Baseball
Wuteis association uf America today
named James g. Is.mIus,r of ,hc
p~hladyIph,a Nurtn American One
OF tlse .hrcc un.itl pror- .ni tue
worlds ua.thuU series
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
HELP WANTED


WANTEb-A boy GO the Highland
Pharmacy.
MES~ENGFR boys wanted 90 Hen
o. Parcel Delivery. llN y 3rd
WANTED-GlrI Tor houseWprk. Ap'
pIy at $40 West silver.
WANTED-A mechanic. MoDluskey
Auto Co.
WANTED-ENpcrienCcd E-nlcswuman
in rug and drapcry department
EU-tuWald's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
sNIsIADIEs WANTED

Al once a. the ~ W Wooiworth a
co. Q, 10 and i5-cent store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01

Herald want lines times
dimes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01

FOR SALT room mod, o bricks
o room irlm, and % vacant an foot
lots. an for t-6so. hair cash Address
owner. care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
FOR SALE

~
FOR SALE-A zeal bungalow three
rooms bath. large sunny siecplns
pof 81. front and rear porOhes screen
cd just completed Must ue sold at
once 90 viii GO at first cost See
owner and also builder 1905 West
Roma avenue
Evening star., 1914-07-08
newman ON THE "JOB"
DESPITE COURTS RULING
"Home Rulers" May Decide In
junction Question at Mass
Meeting Tonight.

With members of the home rule"
committee preparing to celebrate to-
night their victory in the Newman
custer proceedings, that official was
very much on the job today, and ap-
peared undisturbed by rumors to the
effect that an Injunction would be filed
to prevent him from continuing to ex-
ercise the functions Of a District Com
missioner. He attended a long session
Of the public utilities commission dur
ing the morning, at which a number of
street railway matters were considered.
and in the afternoon went on an in
spectfon tour with other members of
the board.
The Commissioner would not comment
upon Justice Gould's refusal to disturb
the verdict Of the jury against him nor
the claim Of the attorneys for the "home
rule committee that he is no longer a
de facto officer.
Whether attempt will be made by the
committee actually to oust Commission
er Newman pending decision on the ap-
peal taken by him. probably will be de-
cided at the mass meeting to be held at
the Orpheum Theater tonight. Lawyers
are at variance regarding the effect Of
the verdict, but it Is believed the COM
mittee may decide to wait for decision
on the appeal.
Evening star., 1914-07-08
TWO FOUND DEAD UNDER CAR.
Believed That Automobile Skidded
and Turned Over.

PATCHOGUE. L. l., July s--Edwin
Bailey, former state senator. and John
Brooks, both of this place. were found
dead today under the hood of Bailey S
wrecked automobile on the outskirts Of
the village. Apparently they were driv-
ing toward town when the automobile
skidded and turned over. Bailey was
one OF the most prominent democrats in
Suffolk county and was a deputy state
conservation commissioner at the time
Of his death.
PORTLAND, IND, July S.-Ten per-
sons were injured. two Of them seriously
early today when two automobiles at
tempted to pass at a crossroad near here.
W. r Reed. a banker, is not expected to
recover. Miss Ora Swarner also is be-
lieved fatally injured. 1t is said the ac-
cident resulted when each car tried TO
pass in front of the other at the cross
ing, their routes being at right angles.
Evening star., 1914-07-08
DONATIONS COMING IN
FOR SALEM RELIEF FUND
Appeal of Legion Of Loyal Women
for Fire Sufferers Is Meet
ing Responses.

Contributions sent IN response to the
appeal issued yesterday by Mrs Ada H
Weiss. president of the Legion of Loyal
Women. for mems and boys clothing
to be sent for the relief of the sufferers
in the recent fire at Salem, Mass, have
already begun to come into headquar-
ters at 419 10th street northwest. Sew
eral OF the clothing merchants of the
city have pledged their support, and It
: expected that the contributions may
continue to increase during the week
that headquarters Will be open for their
reception
a letter from Miss Smith, treasurer of
the organization, explains what Mrs.
Weiss announces to be the most urgent
present need Of the fire sufferers. Guam
titles of food have been received at the
relief headquarters in the devastated
city. but the great numbers who lost all
tically without clothing. and it is to
relieve this situation that the Legion of
Loyal Women : now straining every ef-
fort.
Miss Smith. whose family are residents
of Salem. was in that city at the time
of the fire. and her assurance is given
that all contributions will get to those
whose present condition is most DESC
late.