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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1914-05-10

Mr.. Eugene Moorehead, of Ar
tesla, spent Friday in Columbus
with friends.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1914-05-10

The friends of Mr.. +. H. Chill
ders are glad to see him out after
several days illness.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1914-05-10

Dry cleaning satisfactorily
done 3. the Woman's Exchange.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
eraEss apnaert i'm ea~naerbnnO.

@roBe Au5iebuue ii6te am oori-
aen Somitog, Den %. .. Wttsy oaS
berrlide aon5ert auf Oas Noibing-
toner Hiblifum ans. &ie mobl 81
crmarten ItonO, bate iih Die Sane
bis AMI Sen letter Ylab gefiiut. Tin
ter Scr beriibmten Scitiing OeS Serrn
8rofeiior @umpre6t murOe ole critic
gsummcr pom oen Mitglieocrn 0es
S1nqcrbunocs ausgefiibrt, entbal-
teno Die beioen Sieoer: uSeut ut
beit~ unO ggH, mic it's mOgliH
Oonn~. 9eioe Stiide muroen pom
Iiiblifum nit gr0bter 9efrieoigung
aufaenommen. Gonoh lang Die IN
Sen meiiten @roBitdDten Der Ser.
5taateu 6efaunte Ne55o-S opraniltin
Gran @Itber @umprebt, Die 8ottin
0es Serrn 8rofeHors @umpredt, ben
@al3ergeiong BON n&Omeo uiO Sn-
liette~. Sin ME enOenwoaenoer 9ei=
foa fr0nte Oieie groBnrtige Wfeilter-
leiIuinq. SEER Nrtbur Green, elm
arsae5ci6neter Genorilt, brattc nun
ga Donna e mobile unO Scr
Gems gum @eb0r. Der 8ortrag
mar in Ser Eat por3iigli6 unO ernte-
te altd) oeu uttiprehenOen 9eifaa.
1Srait Go6ert syatt, ole in @albiug=
.ons Wtuiifmelt eilen &uf genieBt,
lana bieralf .Gilii Carte, Siiii o.
anore~. Gin ltiirmiider 8eifan
mar Der 2obn fur Oieie berrli9e Sci
Itung. 0ieiem folgtcn 5pei 8iolin-
Iolos, BON @errn Sutton aaipar init
mtlifoliih feinem @efiibl por9etra-
aen. SEER Moore, Der ii6er cine
~urrOer6ar pole 9aBitimme per
fiiqt. iang MN o9eooiiin Sope
SonQ~, 0as pom Gublifum anbalteno
applo1toiert mltr0e. Sic S6lnBnlm-
.ncr bilocten 5mei Guette u2IbiAieo
ser &0gel" un0 Oas Sertet BON vSli-
cia~, 0as BON 6rnu Sat-, Sopran,
unO fyrau @umpredt, Me53o Sopra-
no, fnnitpoQ porgetragen mltr0e. 0as
Groqramm ruor iebr gliidlid aus
1eDGblt uno ole @ieoergabe idmmt-
(ider Stiide mar pirflid altSge5ei4-
net. 0as 8u6lifum oriidte groBte
,3ufrieoenbeit ans uno duBerte ben
8unid, nieOer rcht balo Oerortigc
,aunItlciitungen boren 81 Oiirfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
0GaRer gsrein.

Montag, oen %. .. Wttsy 0erlaIl'
,,oGten lih sic gIidHer 5ur WtonatS.
iiennq in @aBmaun's Solie. Us
ns'rNen 2 ueue NitglieOer auIgenonI'
mon 6erner wurOen Die entporre-
non S5ebcnaeiebe pom aomitee Dor
"oIeot unS bon Ser 8%eriammlnng an
Senommen. Die nddite @erlamm-
luna finOet am IA: 9e5enloer ~ 9v'
8oBmanu's Saae ltatt, welne III 5nt
funft gu Ielbem 3pede ltetS pennsl
meroen miro. aae SerlalilIllll'llgel
fiuOen in 3ufuuft am ,. Wfontag III
Monot ltatt. Sn Der Sanltar Ser'
iommllrnq lit 9eamtcnwabl. 9alen.
nfeffer miro bel oieier @elegefi9elt
grfaetofelt weroen. Rad erleoIs
anna OeS @ei6dftIidcn i6lOB man
Sic G%criammlung.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
@siaus.@ sreims.

|creiniste Singer INN 8aibiaston
@rGIioent: Sobn 8alomailn; Sefre-
tar 6. @ede, 140 13. Ctr, 9. s.
@albiugtOu GGnscrbnnO. gto. 3l4
s Gtrabe, y. %. Albcrt 2cppcr,
ErGiiocnt, u. 8rauner, Setretdr, a1i
i Str.. 81. IS. q. @umpredlt. Giri-
gent. SinQitunoe jeDen @fittpod)
9(bello. G~ireftoren Seriantmluna
am 3. Wtpntog /. Wl.
sanserbmnb 9 menperriM. Trau 81.
s.. 8art6el, &rdi. @erI. ieoen i. mo
3. 0ietstng /. M., abcrOs S lIbr, in ubls
gem Sofale.
griom Gamcnuerciu. Srau 9. 9rums
te. Yrtii. @erI. am 2. Mittlpod /. So.
l6enSs. III obi9em 9ofale.
Gcrmania WfGnuerdlOr. 1929 @cnn
Nbe 0.-@. YrGiiOent. Sobn Ncif;
Scfreiar. @artin Sdilling, glr. 536
30. Stro6c 9.=S. Girigent. Gull
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
paaOsmannidnftIide uno Inter
nnaS =. &ereine.

@crcin gaOCn, Ilois Tcin6art
fretdr, 531 2tc StraBe 8. g.,
lomnclt iid ieoeu 2. 0tittDo6 i'm
Wionot in 936 ga. SIne., 90. 80.
Columbia 8rauer . GranFeu-lIu.
teritiknnasnerciM. Srana Bonn. Ge.
fretdr. 1884 22te Str. 90. SO. Ser
iamm[ung en- 8. 9ienstog /. &c. III
SEQ. 1856 ga. @be., q. SO.
@cIicnNarmfGSter umteritiibmmgS-
Scrcin. emil Spahn, Br1fioent.
sSobn Wleiningcr, Sefret1r, go. 80
G-Strobe, H.-@. Gerlammlung am
3. Wfitttpod i. SO. i'll 922 @a. Anc.
Mctgcr-l tcrltibMngsDcrcin Sris
6eb. Sefrct1r. Garc $50. 1920 Conn.
Apeltue. &criammelt iib ieOen criteu
0icnstaQ /. DC. in $50. 922 Na 9De
GdmGbiIMcr Grnnfen . ltnterftit.
inngSDcrcig, Widlorl Dies, GetretGr.
500 $ Ctr. g. 8. @eriammIlne am
L. gien3tdQ i. ~. III 90. 705 Sic
tcnte Str. &..gG.
9entIM Nmcrifaniider uuter.
itiitunNs &Crein. Gic. @icgano,
5cfretdr. SO. S24 Ste Str, S.-M.
1elephon Moin 2999m. @erIatuml.
an ,. IicnstoQ /. Mf. in 7O5 Sic.
bentc Ctr. ". @.
NcMtiSisr Neutrality-suspicious..
0iiirift 80. 20. ScfretGr 8m. son.
aemanM 1915 Mnrinn Strobe. 81.
u. @erinmhaeIt lid ieoen a. Miti.
poh /. Ok. III 93G $50. gfpc.. ". 81.
9entidcr Neutrality-suspicious., Oh
Itrift 100. Nfihael 0ieb, Sefrct1r.
go $ Str. q. 6. &eri. ON 4.
0ienstaq /. 90. in 9to. 936 ga. goe.
q. So
Grrtidcr Neutrality-suspicious.. 81.
thrift $50 410. SefretGr : ohu 0iPi.
ringer, 9eo. 80 . StroBe, q SO.
8eriumnielt iib OIL l. Wiitttpoti le.
oen MltS. in 1886 Gu. Mpc.. 81. 90.
@oihimatDu Gid Mclicf. Gcfrctdir
6. 8ildlof, @6errn0aIe Nlfrni Gta.
8. 6. @eri. nm /. unS 3. Montag
I. 90. IN. @nBmonn's 'Nole.
9cntIGc Brandt 5O5iaIiitiiAcg
Eartei. @ensel 9ifI. 6cfretdr. 1886
Ontario 9loao. @eri. nlll 2. mo a.
Wtontog i. 10. in 90. Stt Cor
N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
Der OentidJe llntcrftiitmnsSbuno.
9iitriftc Mr. 40, 100 nnO 4tO non
@aihinatOn, 8. s.


Ger 0elttlhe Interchangeable
bat sic ltntcrItiibunQ i'm &rant6eits
o0er So0esfoQe SUR glufgobe- 8enn
abcr Elm Mitglie0 nod g~egebener Fp-
riooc ser G~in5ablllng nod lebt, 10
3ablt Ger gtunO cine gewilie Slmmc
plriid. 9ie biciiqen 9iltrifte lin0
pielen pohlbcfanut unN lie IinO bic
folgen0en:
0cmt1der llnteritiibnmgsbnnO, 9i
thrift Ger. 40. SefretGr @m. @nn=
nemann, 1915 Marion GtraBe, &C..
SO. @eriammelt li1 jeOen 4. Nfitt-
mod /. sc. in 936 @a. 9(pe. N.=@.
0cmtIdcr Neutrality-suspicious., 9i-
thrift 1850. SefretGr Midnel 0ieB,
629 s Str. sc. @eriammclt iith
am 4. 0ienstog /. sc. in go. 936
@n. 9lpe R.=@.
0rmtIdler ltnteritiibMngs6anb, 81
thrift Mr. 4t0. Sefret1r Ssobn Mei-
ninQer, Nr. 80 8 Ctr. @.=@. Ser
lammelt iid am /. Mittwo6 ieben
Mts. in 1886 $50. 9lpe. N.=@.
Gie @ermoltllng liegt in @itts-
burg. Ea., iino Der llnteritiibunas
5uno bat cinel gltten &itf fpegen lei
ner qlltcn 8ernaltiing unO Ieincs
p%ronlpten 3ohlens. 9iberale 9ebano.
lung genieBt ieoer aunOe unO ieOes
WitqlieO. Gin 8eilpiel bierfiir 0iirf=
tc ser 8ooesfaa oes am 81. Sftober
nerltorbenen 6rls. aatbarina 2oriie
| Spuhn, 8ofter unieres Witbiirgers
emil Spabn, lein, Die Gin @lieO Oes
4iltriftS Nr. 4t0 NOR. Sefret6r
Sohn Meininger, ser Die n6tigen 90
| piere in Der SannO bate, 5ablte be-
reits sic @eriiherungSiumme am IL.
fopember aus un0 3tDar t16 Sol
lors, onltatt ser bon Ser Samilie err
parteten so Collars. &err Spain
pra6 iih ii6er 0ie 8ufrie6anIteneno(
9cbanoluma ser @eieai1aft GuBcrit
1iinitil ans. Dies ioqte @iele anre.
zen, Ii6 iobalo ais m0glih oieiem
llnteritiibunas6unOe an5ul6lieBen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
@reis fir 0ie SniertiOn

RIelS IuL Ube SHIeIllUH
Scntidjcr Central : %crcin in 81.
Itrift Columbia. Martin @ic-
aonO, GrGiioent; @olfgang GudOa-
l6eI, 1. @i5e=BrGi.; Auguit Shniiot,
2. @i5e<ErGi @m. @ieomaum 8.
Gi3c-ErGI. Sobn gllt, a. @t3e-&rdi. /,
G6as. 9cnt6cim. 5. 8i3e-Nrdi. @u-
Itope 8enoer, Sefretdr, GongreB
Seigbts; Rorl &ommel, Shabmei-
tier; Soc 8onOrad, 5abnentrGger.
Gcriammluna am A. DienItag /. 90.
II 8cBlers Sotet, 922 Eetna. 9lpc.
gctcrnncnOcrcin Ors 8. @atainunS.
SrriamncIt iid III go. 7O5 Sicbcnit
Str. N.=8.
9cntidlcr @aiienbunsucrcim, Nrd
iioent @fartin @iegonO; ScfretGr.
9ul. s. MeDers, 1919 Sruing Str.
0ireftorcu Geria1HmlHug am 2tell
9onnerstog I. SO, nohmittaaS III ser
5dngerbinObnlle.
Trauem= Sflfsbercin. Srau s.. g. 8ors
t1el, BrGiiOentin. @eriammelt iih am
.. 9onnerstaa l.. DE-, 3 ll6r nn6m. I'M
5dnserbunr.
5rnuen= &abuprein. Srou s.. 90ffIer,
RrGiiDentin. %crInmmclt it'd monatlidl
Gcr1dB Noti5.
Scntidl-N mcrif0niider Sehnifcr'
&rrcin oeriammclt Iidl am /. uno 3
Dtittrob oes 0fcnots i'm Sanger.
6uno. 314 G-Str. M.-@. &aul 9onih
5efret1r, 34t8 @roipn Ctr. 9e.-@
Grrmania Glnb. MittpoGs ull6
Srcitaas @benOs III She 2oicfont.
1928 s StraBe &.-@. Sefrctdr g.
alctid, SIG 9-StroBe, S.-@.
Srntider GrieacrbnmO pcriommeIr
Iid ieoen 4. Montog monntlih in
936 Sienna. 9lpe. Sel0mebel SpiepE
Moir, 705 9l6te StraBe, &C.
GmfCE SrGiia |eraniienuaS : ger
sin. Geo. Moir. Scfret1r. 1881 lite
StruBc, u. SO. Icriomurclt iih nm
?. Gienstna i.Wi. in Der Sanaerbma
bale.
SnfeI 8raiis 1amennereim. Strait g.
8a6l. TrGiioentin. @er1. ii6 am 1.
Mitttpoh /. SO. I'M @nltie eines @itgliens
%rpIpect Sin Cemetery. 6rcO
Sm6ot &rdiiOent, @m. Martin. e.
fret1r ii. 81. 9~ridmc00e, sd easeiil
Gcri. an i. Sreitag monatIiu III So
qFe StroBc. ". ".
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

@egen 4lagen, Sic ms biC mo So
~oufommen, oaB oas oSoAspals nicht
BIS Somnabcno MbenoS. oOcr crl.
Montaas in Die SdnOe Der 2elcr
fonrnt, tpilen mir nit, OoB sic Sci
tlllig scitig acnll9 aui Die Holi
somrnt. Inn SamitagS @orqens nit
eriter &oit abGcliefert sn mcrocn.
Man beidmere iid PROMPT bel Den
9errcn @aicitrdrcrn. @ei @icocr-
holrno bitten mir Inn Nodriht per
gclcpbon Main 1889, oocr onrf
EoItforte.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
Inngn.

=, IA 0cntihe %6rcimOMrcr NOge,
Ny Nrmiuins, SO. 25, 6.M.A.M
Moom S6nciOer, Sefretdr;
9to. 3746 W}cainIep GtraBe, Gbepp
Gbaie .. s. 8cri. am /. Ii. 3. 9iens.
tag i. SO. I'M ncllen Msaionic Eenpel.
@ilbelm Sell 2Oac NO, 5, g. ..
6. Of 6. @erlammeIt li9 ieoen 1.
uno 3. DonnerStag i'm Wonnt IN
go. 936 $50. Mbc., 1913. 8aul 8ah-
Idynlio, Gcfretar, 10Y 5. Str0Be,
%. 8.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

SaS Ky abingtOn NOnrs
lit Rad mic Dor mshy Rls nil.
iia, Scridtc H6er |eriammlungen
TcraniiGanarn. etc. Der %trsine III
6rinaen. On es aber cine phbiide
!tnmG9lidfeit 1T, BAH nnIere %ertre.
ter ii6erall iein fSmnet, bitten mir 6ie
Serrem Sefret1re Der &ereime, ms
Mnterltiitem 81 uOIlem nn6 lire go.
tiSrn bis SOnmsritag @ittass in Der
@cSaftiOn absnIiefern. sic fSnnen
Oanm iider iein, bic 8eridte am
Samftag in Der 3eitmns at finOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
NfObmiI6
mm6 GnDme

iinO BON aQen llrladell am pro-
ouftipiten 5ur @r5eugnllg pon
aranfheiten.
aranfe aiibe, idle6ter Sc
iunobeits5lfltano ooer @llnrein
lidfeit inter Den Seuteh in Den
NRilhanitalten Staai6mnB, nm
iaubere @crdtc, unreines Spitl<
noIier, Iomie sic @drme nno
Der Stoub ser St1ae, Ii1o Die
bollptidhli1lten atteaen BON
Nnitcdrngs &ranfbcitelL ga
Wailh, mic befannt, Der bette
Serb 8llr Ausbriitung bon Ba-
8iacn lit, sic iid itngemein
iduea ms milionenfahc per-
mebreu.
Sdmiaohudt, adarIa6fieber,
Gipbteritbis uno @alsent5iinz
ounden uno ipc8iell Sppbus
uno anoere @e0Grm aranfbei-
ten merocn bdrfig Orrd robe
Mei(h ooerS a6ne berporgerufeit,
ttno fam man lid ielbit auf
gtrenoite aontroQe niht %perlai-
len, nm IoId)en, 0urh Nfil6 bere
norarrufenen, 4ranfheiten Dor
5llbcugen.
Gas cin3ig 3llucrldiiige @ittel
oeqcn Milh- Sufeftion lit 80
iteltriIation" unO oieies einfo-
die @crfabrell, Oerdnoert meoer
Die MiIh na1 Oeren Ndbrfraft
ODER @croaulihfcit.
Ntan fam Milb ielbIt paItell+
riIirrcn, inOem man lie bcinabe
gum aoAen bringt, Damn Obj
fiiblt, uno 5uge0cdt faltlteat bis
man tie gebraud)t.
Selblt 0urhauS gelullOc Gr=
luadlcne, sic falm Dnrh gele=
dentlite nnreine @abrung lei
neu, wiirOen ibr 9lut perultrein-
lif,cn uub ibrc natiirlide @i'
0erItunosfraFt ultergrabcn mir
oen Iie fortaeleBt unreinc WSild
un0 Sobne trinfCu, unO wilrocn
SaDflrdl bon aranfbeiten beint=
acIuht. Oeren llriprung gewobr-
lid nibt gcabut miro.
Nbcr ainoer uno &erionen in
aeIhmd1ten 3nitano ioaten lpe-
5iea niemals meoer robe Wtilb
ODER Gabne, nod nit roberSab-
hergelteaten See Cream ge-
3euten robe Wtil6
. oupt oabne Su uera6rei1en. 1T
qeraoe3u itrui6are @a6ldiiig-
felt. Gieies piirDe, wenn nidt
Shlimmercs, langfamere @ene-
Iung 6lr 6Olge baben.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
y. 9. So. 5aMiaee Beat. 0entf6e
@ratunrit. Gdlte Tranffnrter. I'm.
ii6ertreffIid, bel
Shblers, 532 Center Marft

Geo s. Saul Scr moblbefonn-
tc &ogaenbrot= nno Tumpernifcl
@dder, cmpfieblt 0ieie Yrooufte ici.
ncr 9adetei. SIM @eitercn lit ga nod
cine ldouc Mtistpabi bon aonfcft al
Ter 4rt, gccignet an @Sdenten.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

arminins eDas ar. %, !. ". v. ".

Syn Ser g%eriommIung am /; De
sember finOet Die 9eamtenpobl nno
Sic einiebuug Ser 8eamten ltatt. 9le
Mitolieoer iinO gebeten, aue nno
niinftlih 5u eriheInen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
sir Elm Seim @etranf.

0ns bon g(bner 9rltrp gebroute
@ier lit 0as bette. Cute @eurtciIer
bon Bier erfldren, Dab eS irgenO ei-
mem erltflaiiigen nusl1noiihcn &ier
glci6fommt. @eraoe ons Ding fir
ben JamiliengebrauH. Scinites ArO-
ma, better @eidmnd uno iebr nabr.
Frdftig. .
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
Society for Prevention
Of Sickness
g. 9crlimer, Secretcrp

Gie Bulletin ser Society for
Trepemtion Of SidneB" BON
6errn 6. Nerlincr unteridries
ben, lin0 bic 5ruGt eingebenOer
6tuOieu nno perOiemen pom Nlls
biifum, 81 oeilen gtuBen lie Der
nusfommen, beionOerer Bead
tiIng.
@cn. Geo. 81. 5ternberg, Snr-
aeon @cnernl, II. g. TrmD,
retired.
or. Geo. Mf. Sober, Yrcf. Of
Spgiene, @eOrgetolDn Nnlper-
IitD.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

9ur5c Mitteilunaeli aus Sem
5amilienfreiie ooer aus Dem Srelirl-
OeSfreile. ole iiG fir Ole @erOffcnt-
Iihunawci9ncn, iino uns ieOeroeit
beroli6 wiufommeg
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

GOriftiam fanOer's @agem-
biitcrs. 9as bette MitteI segcn
lluDcrOanlidDfeit. 75c Die Gla-
idIc. 900 Ute Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

Oh rom 8atcr ODER Gobn. nan
piro BEL 9ismcrs INNER fein beoiept.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

@ranO Smpcrial scc, O4ne
3ucifel Der bette after amerIta-
niiden Gbampasncr, 81 baben
iir S1.45 bic 5laidle bel Sbrt-
titan fanOer, 900 7tc Str.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
Der anrte $3.50 per Sobr.

s. Gbriitioni @eiddfts : @eriamm.
ling am !. 8onnerstag i. 9f. Sing
luln0c ieOell NonucrStnq 2lbcnO III
l3r. 922 Ea. Npe.
MannerfUr Sameuberein. Hruu 6.
Bauer, Erai. @eri. dm /. Sonntog /.
30. in obigem 2pfdIe.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
SabrlidcS 9lnltern-&Sitcn.

5onntoa, Sen %. &opember, per-
onitoItct ser ocutide ariegerbnnO II
Wir gllth's Seim an Der 8laoens-
bltra Roao oos idbrli6e Aulterll-
RSitcn. 8reisfcgeln unO erfrii6nn'
oen starter 8eiud miro %erfuartet.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
qeretns~ und hooeu~ calender


9e Saren Sefretdre fno ~gebeter, 1ms tets BON AoreienOerdnoertmge
ionic bon gorgdneen in ibreu @ereinen 8eriht gu gebeu, umo FnO mir
fets berebt, ioIhe an geeigneter Stdue mdmuebmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

2euten robe @til6
. ooet oabnc Su uera6reiden. lit
qernoe3u ltruf6are Na6ldfig-
felt. Gieies piirDe, wenn nidt
lhlimnercs, langfamere @ene-
Iung sur 6Olge baben-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

to every appeal for aid in stories of |
restitution that have been published |
in The Day Book has shown us what !
Warm-hearted readers we have and
convinced us that each and every
one of them is willing to do his or
her best to help those less fortunate. |
1t is. our belief that there would be |
vast amount of direct assistance |
given to those in distress if people !
only knew just where such cases
could be found.
Therefore, at this season of the |
year, when each of our hearts is over
flowing with good will to all men, we
are publishing a list of twenty-five
separate cases of suffering. To none
of these people will Christmas have
any significance unless you make it
significant by remembering them.
You may only be able to do little,
but that little will bring ray of sun
shine and hope into lives that are
now almost entirely hopeless. ~
The Cynthia Westover Alden Soci-
ETY., sunshine club of women, have
offered to provide Christmas cheer
for fifteen children. We appeal to-
other sunshine" men and women,
organized and unorganized, to do
what they can to scatter sunshine on
Christmas day into the following
homes.
The names are not published in
order that we may shield the victims
of lack of work and poverty from
publicity, but if you drop card or
phone to this Office stating what you
wan to do, the name and address will
be sent or given you. We know these
stories to be true stories.
= Husband out of work six
months. Wife has to care for five
children, ranging from months to
10 years. Live in a basement and
are very destitute.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
IF YOU CARE TO HELP A POOR FAMILY DIRECT
ON CHRISTMAS, HERE'S YOUR CHANCE w.


woman's Christmas will be more
than a destitute one; it will be black
with despair.
r 3-Widow with three small chill
dren, twins years old and a boy of 5.
She has been unable to get work and
they need assistance badly.
A children; husband out of work.
They live in a basement and are des-
titute.
5-Widow in poor health. She has
four small children and one boy of
II, who is not strong and has been
out of work for some time. Mrs. G..
takes in washing to support herself
and family, but she isn't strong
enough to provide for them against
restitution.
6-Husband out of work months;
5 small children, the oldest 10. They
owe rent and are frequently with
out food.
= Tailor who has been out of
work for months. He has a wife
and children, ages ranging from 2
to 10 years. He has tuberculosis.
S-An old lady who has been sick
in bed for ten weeks and has neither
medical nor other attention. She
has son in Los Angeles who is mar
ried and sends her a pittance each
week, the most he can spare, but not
sufficient to take care of her. The
kindness of her landlord is all that
keeps her from being without shelter.
9-An old lady, desperately poor,
who makes a meager existence by
taking in sewing.
10 Husband a laborer out Of
work. Five small children, the young
est months old. Credit has been
shut off at grocery. In desperate
need.
11-Husband deserted her. Has a
girl of and boy of 5. Works when
hn oov1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03
HOUSECLEANING AT
COMMERCIAL CLUB

Since taking over the secretaryship
of the promotion department of the
Salem commercial club, Ralph Moores
and his assistant, Ivan McDaniels, are
making a thorough overhauling Of the
property belonging to the club and max
ing an inventory The club finds that
there are large numbers of flags used
for street decoration that are missing
and requests that persons having such
flags in their possession return them
at once as they are needed.
In order to have all business matters
of the promotion department easily ac-
cessible to the public and to members
interested in the work Of the club,
Secretary Moores is installing new
filing system. The business that goes
out of the office will be written on a
white sheet of paper. Two duplicate
copies will be made; one copy on yel-
,ow paper which will be filed with all
relative subject matter, and one on
blue. which will be filed chronologically
and be open for public inspection.
The rugs that were on the floor have
been sent to the cleaners, the shelves in
the rear room have been numbered, and
plans made to keep track of all prop
erty in careful and thoroughly up-to-
date manner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03
BOY DISAPPEARS;
LEAVES NO TRACE

Milo Webber disappeared from his
home at 2419 Mccoy street yesterday
afternoon and his mother Mrs. Barker,
has called upon the police of Salem to
assist in locating the boy, who was last
seen yesterday morning by his associ-
ates.
Chief Of Police Shedeck received a
telephone call yesterday afternoon to go
out on Capital street where 1t crosses
Mill Creek to see if the boy was swim
ming there, and if he was to give him
good scare. The chief went out to
the designated spot but could find no
boys there. Mrs. Barker told the Of
ficers that the lad was not in the habit
of going away without telling where ne
was going and did not generally go
swimming without permission. She was
therefore, anxious concerning his abb
sence.
This morning no news of him had
been heard and Officer Jack Welsh was
instructed to search the mouth OF
North Mill creek near the rock crushel
but no trace of him was found. He had
gone to the spot fishing several times
previously but no one in the vicinity
had seen anything of him yesterday.
When he left home yesterday morn
ing he wore blue overalls, light shirt
straw hat, was barefooted and had hi'
hair clipped close. He was about ];
years old The mother is at home will
a two.months old baby and unable t.
assist in the search.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03
Business Men Now Want All
Uncertainties Settled, Be-
fore Congress AdiOurns
ALL ASK CONGRESS
TO ACT PROMPTLY
If This Is Done, Says Wilson,
Congress May be Able to
Adjourn in August

Washington, July 3.-President
Woodrow Wilson indicated today that
congress possibly will be able to ad-
.iourn early in August as result of
the change in front of Big Business to-
ward the administration S antitrust
legislation program. He made it plain
that he fully expected the cooperation
of the heads of the big corporations.
Explaining President Wilson s state
nent yesterday that he finds business
men "more caquiescent" towards the
democratic trust program, Presidential
Secretary Tumulty this afternoon said:
"We are receiving hundreds of let
tiers daily representing all classes of
business men. 1t now seems to be the
consensus of opinion that the business
men are behind the presidents S inss
tence for immediate trust Legislation
and the uncertainties of business soor
will be wiped out. Business interests
both big and little, are joining in the
hope that congress will act promptly
/ Henry Ford, multi-millionaire auto
mobile manufacturer of Detroit, viii
confer with the president hore either
| Wednesday or Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-03
TRYING TO PERFECT
FIRE ALARM CALLS
Delay in Giving Alarm at Fire Wednes-
day Morning Causes Officials to
Get Busy.

Although the plan for the re-organ-
ization of the Salem fire department
has not been worked out completely,
the council committee composed of
Councilmen Constable, chairman; Hatch
and Brown and Street Commissioner
Budlong, met yesterday evening and
decided that the auto pumper, the auto
chemical, and the combination chemical
and hose wagon, and the steam pumper
should all remain at the central fire
station.
The question of an adequate and eff
ficient fire alarm system for the city
of Salem is receiving considerable at
tention from the city officials and the
property owners. II has been learned
that after the first and false alarm
was sent in Wednesday morning that
before the true alarm was received by
the fire department that l.. s. Rowland
attempted to phone to the fire depart
ment but that central Informed him
7 that she had already sent in call.
This, on account Of the serious effects
that have resulted, is believed to have
been error on the part of central
though no blame is attached, because
she should have transmitted the call to
( the department though it came from q
half dozen different sources.
The recent burning Of the Fremont
Hotel and the confusion incident tt
getting the call in is believed will re-
suit in modern fire alarm system being
installed. 1t is suggested that
"Fire' card be printed giving ex
plicit directions regarding telephonine
fires to the central station
Every person in the city would
be given card, while in
conspicuous place in front of ever,
telephone card would be placed
Central" would be instructed to trans
NIT every fire call regardless Of tn
number that came in, leaving it to tn
Judgment of the fire department t
select the right call.