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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-08
LISTEN TO THIS, GOVERNOR
HARRIS!

Funston, Ca, June 2, 1915.
We, the undersigned citizens of
Colquitt county, hereby ask the Hon.
Nat e. Harris, Governor of the State
of Georgia, to remove the State
militia from the home of John M. Sla-
ton, and that he be asked to leave
the State.
B.. F. Henry, J. G. Phelps, G. o.
Huff, Joe Manning, r. A. Hunnicutt,
and scores of others.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-08
P1GL ELJ! +: !

once in the rich and Dooe, is a&iul to
think about.
see n need Of hish oi1cia.s. L
We can not look to them for Justice.
Mr.. Watson, wis VIC lad th0ua-
anGs OF men like YOU Times sure
would he better.
If We had you for President. ana
men like you to fiji every Office in
the United States, life would be
worth living. But tb~nll God he
has placed you where yon are. 30
guide the oppressed people OF the
land
Ga, A WOMAN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-08
SOCIAL CIRCLE TELLS SLATON
10 STAY AWAY FROM
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA

To John NJ. SIaton, Governor,
Atlanta, Ca:
We believe that in committing the
sentence Of Leo NJ. Frank you have
disgraced the name Of our grand old
State and lowered her commission
given YOU into the lowest depths OF
perdtion. We feel that we, as her
law-abiding citizens Of Walton coun-
ty, have been grossly insulted; there
fore we earnestly request you to re-
main away from our county, where
honor and the true spirit of citizen
ship may continue to reign
Signed by citizens.
Social Circle, Ga,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-08
CORCNIER'S JUEY'S VERDICT ON
SIAT0N
GEORGIA brooks

EcOreia, Bro0Es county.
We, the jury, sworn TO investigate
the lynching at this place. render this
our verdict:
First. That the body is that Of
John Slaton.
Second That he met death at the
hands Of al indignant mob Oh The
22nd day of June, 1915, BY hanging
and burning as an accessory after the
fact to murder Of Mary Phagan
Third. That we, the Jury, find the
same to be iustifable homicide
J. r. Hicks, coroner pro tom: IT r.
Lastinger, foreman: G. W. Balc'.er,
r. l.. ColIum, s. Dcklc. w S. Dun
can. c. e. Dekle.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-08

To John NJ. SIaton, Governor,
Atlanta, Ca:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

GrBaItimg BON s6wcincn oiencu
f0nneu. Gies lit notiirlib feline
grunolegen0e SiiIie aber menn
ourd ipe3ielle @eidBe, bic bon 2anO.
pirt6eu 5iugeiteQt uno ipieoer obge.
bolt rperoen oofiir geioret miro, DOB
nidts berloren gebt, 10 miro iiber
Gin GROCER S1eil oes Gie6es, beioH-
Oers Der S6peine, ooourb er6olten
nerOcn founcn. Gtpos tpunoeroolles
bat Der arieg bel Oen 6rouen i'm @e-
iolge gcbobt er Bat bier ausglei-
demo geipirft, pie mtf 10 monden
anoeren @c6ieten. IS giebt feine
0eribieOeneu 9lidtingen mebr, jon.
bern nur 6roueL Die 6elien, oie nit
chamber orbeiten poIlen. Gas @o-
terlano rief lie, imo allie, olle famen.
Iie 3uianmeuarbeit glih @egen-
idbe ans IT, man erfonnte aftings-
pon tii6tige 9lr6eit an, gleiHbieI
pober iie fam @l0ge oieier Sort.
ihritt, ser aid inn @egner ocn tiid-
tigen Meniden ebrt. bei sen 6rouen
and in SrieOens5eiten 5u finoen iein
Damn miro cr crit redt goloeue
5riidte tragen sum Segen Der @c.
iammtbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

oieic pieocr fir cinen biireerIiden
9eruf tougli6 5i mahen. G6enio
meroen es uniere 9lrbeitgeber ais cine
Gbrenpflidt eegeuiiber Dem @oter-
louOe betradten in ibren 6abriten
unO gSerfitdtten ben &riegsinpolioen
quite Grmerbsm0eli6feiteu 81 eepG5-
rem 5umol aud SnOaliOc ein n&e@t
ouf9lrbeit" bo6en uno Oieies niht Oo-
tum cinbiIBen fonnen neil iie ibrc
@eirnObeit unO 9lrbeitsfroft fir bic
Gert1eioigung unleres 2auoes &C.
opfert boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
Griuarb eiierncs Grcn5 am SdlF"'
tiId.


Grts-Gommanoant lit @ral
(auf Dem oItlibeu &riegsidlailPlaps.~.
Elm 6cfanntes Wlitglico Oes Ge'ilog
gei6stags, Ser ieBt sic g'aloss. os..
@pauletten trGot uno bier Dem ~
terlauoe feline Tienite Iciitet. llnO
bat belpicien, OaB man nidt mn ~
ser 6ront oocr i'm gleroplaL lollp.s, .,
au6 am Sdreibtii6 Oas eNVS ,.
Greu5 eriperben fam. Sn Oell ~. ~
gen oes groBen itrategiideu Hnu5" H.s.a
ges tuur0e au6 G5. bon Ben oellllu
Sruppen gerGunt, rno ais 8elas"'S,
blieb cin 9otaillon i6leiiider Surs
Itllrm 5uriid, oeiien 9(rtiaerle Wv .r
Iagc lino Idrei6c orci alien aall0y,
beitauo. |erit1rft iplrOe Oiele ll'~
bare 9otterie nod Ourd einige u'r ,r
gang uere @eidiitc, nit Oencn 'T a.
aber nidt iHieBen fonnte, pen .Da
ans Sol5 beitan0en. 9lber m a.,o
3wed crfiilten iie ood. 9ldf SSb s,"b
meter bon ser Staot itanoeu ole '' .l,a
len in groBen N}oiien iuo nit p'sr sss.
pirfliden &anonen a6er oIe Dr ..',,
ben uSGIeiin9er" futi6irten Oa ''rl
nit i6ren SHeinbatterien 10 fllqu asn
uno Dor G5. berun OaB Die %pg s,t
iid nidt n66er trouten ans la"s .,
2lngit Dor Oieier 5ablreiden 9lriln' III,
Die aueeniheinlid oeu gertbelQ'sSS S,s
sur Yerfiigung Itano. Die SeelF
@ioeritanOes mar W2aior SRA nj
@r mid, 10 bcoro6Iid Oie Sadle u Ts
ansiab, uidt BON ieineln %lasc ..,F.
FferOe itanoen inten auf Der W Sr
Dor oen @a9cn angeihirrt, apc' raa
@rof mahte feinen @ebrollf ,.n
ibneu. Gr 6ieIt aus. bis gntlag 'y6
unO Die 9}uiien retirirteu. sp Sa.
fonmt man an eiuem SHreibtIl@ q
@iierne arer5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

woroen fcicu; cs 1T abcr feit5niteu's
Dab in Gbeooes feline @eidolle a'ss
fertigt uno ou6 feline gelaoen lux.
oen. Die 5obrif bon Gbeooes ~
fertiet oisidIieBIid Sprcngl'0us
Ser Director Ger 5a6rit ion p0r ''D. aS
ger 3eit gedliBcrt ba6en, er maec +"
ouf 9(ttteutate auf sic So6rif gela9ss
Sn Ger Iebten 3eit beionoers, nu~
Dem ii6 Dor penigen Sogen fle'l''"
grploiionen creignet botteL lpAls
Oos@e6di0e beionOers i6arf 6epe~S,
Gas 0eportenent SaOoDen l''s'
i'm Iii0oitliden 5ronfreid uno n W. y,
Dem n0rOIiden Ebeil oes ebenal'ycss "a
Ser5oetbums SaboDen gebilOet.
gren5t I'M g8orOen an oen ihpel''Ssi, Si,
i1en &anton @enf pober oua) ~
erIte WleIOung ii6er 6ie IN iDrell o., ",
gen nod nidt feiteeItellte erPlOl"
an 0ic SefientIidfeit fonlmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
,Nnt het be SSnb bahn. y

SIN oSsraelitiiden 6amilienblatt"
leien mir: onDem fait Derihoaenet
ieltcnen 8u1e oes Somburgers Q.
Steinberg; r@pig irnpereeBli6. Sill
Scr aus benz Solootenle6en I'M ariege
mo 8rieoen" entitamn1t oie folgenoe
@ei6idte, Die ii6 i'm oeutib-fran50-
iii6en @riege 1S70/71 6ueetraeen
Bat:
Sn einen @efehte Orobte Oen 8eut-
iden Die @inidGeBung our6 einen
an 3obI weitous iiberIegenen SeinO.
llnier 9otoillon fonnte meOer
5urild, nod borw6rts, es ioB in Der
SaIle unO f6npite in ptrer 8er6Weif-
lung. 9lus Der ausgeibpdrmten
Sdilsenlinie unierer 0ritten Cont
poenic ipringt in 0ieiem 01oment ein
&omera0 ouf lno oringt nit lnutem
Surrob eegeu Die 9lngreifer. 9ie
gon5e Gompngnie f6at in oieien Ser
3lpeiflungsrlif ais lesten 08ittel frGf
tig Elm. 80. OWtarid, morih, Sur
ro6l" erihoat es briileno auf Dem
&ompfpIot. Ger 6eino bribt
oas @efeAt o6. ... Ghpos @roBes
mar gcleiitet mir mur0en nicbt
beruidtet unO bebolpteten oen9ampfg
plat, uno Oieies 9(aes por Dem be-
6er3ten, toatiibnen &omerooen @-n
(0er iiioilhen @laubcnS MARI 81 ber-
oonfen oenu MIR ol,rd6 ieinen @el-
0ennut6 mar ser ii6ere llntergong
0eS 9otoinons obgeipenoet. 0ie Gom-
pognic mar nod i'm S6neafeuer be-
grifterL oIs unier Wfaior in fur6t'
barer Grreguue in Ole S6iisenlinie
ltiir5te: User bat bier 6uerit Surrab
eei6rieen?~ glieniano ontmortet II
aud Der beideioene @. i6peigt itiI.
nSimmeIiHodihmerenot5 ~ ih miu
miiicn, per bier 5uerlt @urrob &C.
I6rienN 0ie Monnibait, in Ser
ber5cibliden Meinune, iie babe cinen
5e6ler begangen uno 0amit ici eine
foIoiiale Strofe berfniipft, miro erlt
rc6t dugitlib lno feuert nod INNER
in ser &idtung no6 Dem 6einoe
rubig meiter. IT 9lls ser Gbef gum
oritten 05oIe nit einem frdftigen
5lub oieieIbe Sroge micoerboIt, onts
portet Elm Wlusfetier u0at bet sc
SUD oobnl" ... Sab 0ih umor-
men, mein brober So6nl~ ruft Der
erfreute Wloior, iin0 Ser iihtIih be-
weeteDtusfetier empfdnst Die ebreno-
item 9obipriibe aGer Offi8iere unO
ip6ter bel Der feierliden Eorooe aug
0en &dnoen oeS Generals Die pobl-
beroiente 0eforotion ieiuesa0nigs. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
Sine fron5GGIde SprensItuff- -5Obrif
in bic 2nft geflUgen.

@or me9reren Wfondten maren in
ser fron5oiiiden Hreiie 9(nOeittuneen
iiber ein in ieineu @irfungen onge6.
Ii9 beiipieIIoies Spenenlittel oufse-
taudt, ols oeiien @rfinoer Der be.
fonnte G6enliter Titrpin gcnonnt
mur0e. Die 9lngoben ii6er oieie 81
genihoften Oes StoffeS tlonsen 10
mdr6enboft ooB iie iel6it fir Oie
lebbofte frona0iiihe @bontoiie Elm
tories Stiid be0eliteten. 9ln Der
Gbotio6e, oaB oem @rfinoer oes Wie-
Limit cine meme 3uionuenitealng BON
@rploiionittcln 9elilngen it, mag
ober ood etipos g9obres iein oenn
oni9eineno it, 10 beri6tet oie n0eut-
ibe Griegsoeitung, sic So6rif. in ser
Elrpins gebeimniBpoacr Stoff Der.
seiteat wuroe, Der 'Snouplas eines
ibmereu llngliids eeiporoeu. glus
3iirih miro ndmlih georabtet.
g3ah elmer WleIoung aus ct. Ser.
bois (Qepartement Saiite-Sooopen)
ereienete fi1 in ser Sprengitoffs6a-
BRIT bon G6cooes, 5 &ilometcr BON
ct. @erDois. cine gemoltige Grplo-
Iion. syn oicier 5o6rif miro ser
Sprengitoff Gbco0ite berqcitellt, ser
gegenpdrtig in groBen Mengen fir
Die fron50iiibe 9trmee bergeiteut
mir0. Seit einigen Eogen miro BORT
oud Eiirpinit angefertigt, 0as ieinen
9laneu bon icinem grfinoer Curpin
Bat. Qie Sobrif 6eld1ftigtc biS6er
etpo 500 9lr6eiter, es iollten ober
nod ctipo 300 neue 9(rbeiter entire
ten. 0ie fran5oiiiden 0}ilitGr6eb0r-
sen bnben Iid an ole @enfer gler5te
Inn 9iilfe gcmonot. Or. Nlor6anO
mo 5iuei onoere 9leratc leiiteten benz
9fufe ioiort 6olge uno fubrcn i'm 9lu-
tomobil uah Gbco0es. Die Sobrit
Iieferte in letter 8eit td9lih bis 8it
"A aiitcn Surpinit an oie fron50iii6c
glrmee Ga Die teIcgrop6iihen mie
Die telep6oniiben @er6inoltngen nit
So0oDen unterbrohen iino, loufen sic
gladridten ans G6e0oes iebr lang
lam elm. G6e0oeS licgt on Ger StroBe
roh Gbomonir. 9ie fron5oiii@en
WfilitGrbeboroen beiniiben iiH, oie
llriaAe oes ltngliids bon GbeoOes 6u
beridleiern. Gie onltlide 2esort
gebt oobiu, ooB ourd oos S6loten eli
mes @eidoiieS 5pei 9lrbeiter 0crleet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
Or eerbe nnS sic gur6ar'H',

SIN n@eitcr 2loDo" berofTe'''I;,r ;,r
9iomig 9iro einige @iIoer pom n
bii6en ariegsihouplob unO gIep' .,;it
bel einiee 9Sro6en fir oie fat iOs'l ,pr
flingenoe S9otio6e, ooB man anl oal
biider Seite, ni6t onoers als ~ .N,r
itenL oie @eoner trob ibrer well pssli
lcgenen &uItur oft fir 9orbare" STfii
60 er6d9lt giro: Gin ierbiiAer ';,S
0ier ipur0e in einem %orpoltengSel,
eefangen genommen. Gr mar l~i m
berpun0et. Ole llniereu trd9eD sal
gum Gerbanoplub, ser &onlnla"np
froet ibn: ogie eroB 1T Ooie SI'5 ~ "a
oie BORT oen @olo beiebt bdlt nd
9lntlib 0es ier6iiden Offi6iers ' ',,u
Dor Sdmer5, ober er blidt al, Van.
antiportet rubig: Gin gatalpscl .rcl
02an fiibrt i'm ms 5elola5gsaId
eerooenmees nuf oen OperntIo'pg, g,ta
g}un fonlnit cine ibipcrc llllo d
chirurgiicbc g(rbeit; Der ierbllp' nj
fi8ier ertrdet iie bleidb, wortl0' ci
5uiolnmen ge6iiienen 3dbnen' Srts
9(rbcit oes 9lr5tes eebt por'gs po's 81
nod elmer bol6en ShnOe 6r
g9unoe bernGbt itno iouber p''c .;nc
Oen. Ser @eripitnoete befonIllp .;icr
Sdlld &ognof ino etiuus 81 Al
Gr blidt 0en glr0t gang beltl'l'' MID
Ser g(r5t fraet ibn mas e' Sc
o@eroe id nidt iterben2" treg, ',, ei
ierbiide Gffi5ier. Oos mar lee Ill
ites @ort. 9isber botte CT te'll' ~ Sc
be eeiproHcn. o9lein,~ antipol'' rif
9lr5t. nGic ggunoe lit ihIpers rsniil
n6cr nod meuidlidber cH0;iisG
beilen." Ser beripunOete Gl
blidt nod immer beItiir6t III Ou' nal
iidbt oes glr5tes, Damn iirtf :, Va,,,,hlS
5lriid, iiarrt nit 5udenoelll oSr,t t al
Dor iib bin, blidt mieoer Den "ogiliil
iin0 ioet pIotlid6, nnd einigen .,nits
ten eines bitteren inneren So''md mol
nSogen Sic, bite, Dem Hp' ,n 4
oanten DAB niht Elm 9atalu'nicr
ienem g9aIoe itebt ionoer" at ol
g9os bat Oieier eefiiblt9 VI SnlSei
Operation in Dem @lauben T. ~ III
ooB er obnebin iterben nlllll' dpd
feline erouinnen 6einoe ibll l'Td Cd D'
lenpoaten. Die 9lrt, Die CT nd
miibte, ieinen 0onf ob5iltro9Set'ss lp
Oos ni6t Elm ebenio inge5iige''' ooB
eliibenOes 9(uffloderu pie O'I Iociief
IN Dem oieie Nleni1en ge9e" ..,,idie
reid oufiIammten lmO eS p''
mOllten2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

Sein @unidj. Sel. AL
pbeus (W}oroens i'm 9iireuD oe
neno): 9ld, mdren mir oop nd III
Supiter, Oa bat ser gaf5e - nd
10 Stunoen, ipie irbnea fa"''
pieoer in'S Vett.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08


special appointment An ouIirur" is
arranged beforehand " ] consider II
worth while
But this klu. .t y.Hrs uhr- ~pc.
cial Interest 100 Ships WI sailors" ,ug
gested uShra NM vr have lnfor
nation that De will 'ni useful
Baron Frederic. Martin Srruther,
changed color just 20 trf, and his
manner was pcrurUN. Uneasy as me-
explained:
Il am awfuly -urN 'u Dee Is not
In at present llr NH disappointed.
I'm sure. lnu nru .N..uH,u.r4 ore
something Of the -or. / ular il"
You guess right na- Na dr, rum.
mcut Of O'Shcu Il mt. heard that
YOU are fond of m.n. O.. .uafarmg
men yourself
The shot went home I.. ..m. man
moved IN his chair uuI .u..a painful
iy uncomfortable Npum.N twisting
cigar In his fingers. Nr ry.l.I.
"Nh. YES. now know, lm must
have seen me at the rl.. India du.k, "
There or thrrrnhunr. Nn n. nn,
ter" said O'Shco .III. mnr..g. I- r1f
u, YOU say. And wnuu .l,.. N. n. I'M
the hotel agning"
"Not for several hour. mml n,
went out with the minister .r ruIl
affairs 10 keep am muurfnm u...Int
mvnt. win you STAFF. ,.ul .n...... d
mo. That Is the Customary procedure
you know"
johnny Kent WIS for I...ur..ur h,
Young man to his face m a Vocabulary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
BOYS BEGIN TO
REPAIR DOLLS
Donated Toys Begin Course in
Rejuvenation in Manual
Training Department

WIN the only defect, apparent Il
W minute crack ou-1No forehead,
I'il pulled uut hy the ruut.. ur rrr.
unl' broken leg ur two ur may be-
only a faded ~hopNum and weary up
l'o''N'r the dol- dounuu o.. the De-.
tam stores of Oklahoma DI. lo the
poor VIII br taken m hand WrIu,,
,nl Toy the boys Uf Jh. mum Bm
lus departments tu hr .do.uul aud
sent on 10 the girls of hr domestic
'''rnrr section of the hugh ..nuu. uD
rordiue Co au announcements ur-Hu,
hl II +. kusch, mnuml mmu. super.
visor
These dolls. which are latter to be-
distributed as Christmas present. tu
'h' poor hddicy of the city who other
wise would receive uu toys Uu that
sIad day of days, were. muW ur them,
given To the high school b.. prt,rs
Hardware company WuI krY nB
Noodsaculumuy Some have mot %
ila" or hcmi.h u them and were
eNr1 because they had h,.m. ligut
" shopWom ur out uf duw and there
fore uu lougcr nnhn
\ plaster of arO. o,r % wire tu
bolster up broken Irg. n. tack here
and U dab of glue there and the
dolls are ready lo ho m--pI un FROM
the masculine into feminine hands
Nhrn the girls take charge uf Them
lhuA make luluiy NM, Ir...r. huf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

put You out'
Up from the chair rose the massive
bulk of Johnny Kent. and his ample
couuipuaunr was truculput us he
ruared IN voice like gale Of wind {.
"luull throw us ont, you pin headed
half fhakrd impudcut son ~ sea
cook no. CHpu Mike ! won't shut
up u.u't built that way. Diplomacy
be- dog uuul' I'm liable 70 lose my
temper
no Re- Continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
PREPARES FOR END OF WAR.
Leipzig Would Have Specia EN-
ployment Bureau for Returning Men.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
LEIPZIG, October Sin anticipation
of the end of the war, thirteen of the
most important branches of labor in
Leipzig have petitioned the city fathers
to install. as a separate and distinct
branch of the municipal employment
bureau. department specially for re-
turning soldiers.
Store employees estimate that between
100000 and 100000 of their number
will come back when peace Is declared.
The number of clerks is expected to
be correspondingly large. and the num-
Der of technical workers is also very
great. The figures refer to entire Ger
many.
The Leipzigers believe that the work
of finding places for Leipzig's share OF
the returning throng must be begun
now II there Is. not to be confusion and
Nsuffering for many seeking work. The
mercantile, technical and Office en-
ployers of the city are pressing the
matter especially, in the belief that
their branches Of labor are going to
be particularly. hard pressed. In their
petition. however. they do not hazard
guess as to when the return will
begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
SEVERAL THOUSAND ARE
!. EXPECTED AT GATHERING
Sufragists Here Arranging for An
nual Convention of National Ameri-
can Woman Suffrage Association.

A committee of Washington suffra-
slsts to take charge OF local arrange
ments for the annual convention of the
National American Woman Suffrage
ASSOCIATION has been announced The
convention is to be held in the VILLA I'd
Hotel December 1919, and it is ex-
pected the gathering will attract sew
erai thousand women, including dele
gates from sixty-five affiliated oreani-
cations.
The local committee is headed bv
MRS. Winston Churchill, chairman: Mrs
Laura Puffer Morgan, vice chairman
ana Mrs. George Alexander Mosshart
secretary and treasurer.
Inc other members of the committee
are Mrs. Helen H. Gardener. Mrs. Glen
ma smith Tinnin and Miss Ethel NJ
smith, representing the national con.
sressional committee: Miss Florence F.
oules, president of the College Equal
suffrage League; Miss Mary O'Toole
secretary OF the College League and
newly elected president of the State
ASSOCIATION; Mrs. Carrie E. Kent. treas
qrer o! the State Association: Mrs
John oliver Moque and Mrs Frank Hi
ram smell, members of the executive
BOARD OF the council, and Mrs. Helen r
iihdall, VINO has arranged MANY suf-
!Tage conventions in Washington for
the national association. The commit
Itee headquarters are in the Munsey
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
GOES OUT OF BUSINESS.
Committee on Unemployed in Lon.
don Has Nothing to Do.

Correspondence OF the AbsOclhteu freW.
LONDON. October 9.-The Central
Unemployed Body for, London has
practically gone out Of business be-
cause there is no work for IL to do.
Organized primarily to ind work for
tho unemployed in London. 1t now finds
there are no unemployed to ind work
for The war, so far from increasin g
unemployment and poverty. as was
generally anticipated when the conflict
began, has had the contrary effect.
After nearly fifteen months Of war,
said Mr.. Brinsiey Harper. presiding at
a meeting of the organization. there
is not only no evidence of distress but
there Is abundant evidence of abnor-
mauy .plentiful employment and ex-
ceptionally high wages. Nor do the
reports we have received indicate that
the Increased cost of living has led to
an increase of poverty and restitution.
partial explanation may be found in
the fact that owing to the great de-
mand for juvenile labor young wage
earners have been able to supplement
the family income to an unprecedented
extent"
Under these circumstances. Mr. Har-
per explained, 1t had been decided to
close most of. the. offices of the organi-
cation and to retain only enough clerks
to keep the machinery at the head Of
nee going.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
U. S. LEADS IN PANAMA TRADE,
Export Business for 1914 Reaches
Grand Total of Sc. 396 276

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PANAMA. October 12.-Latin Ameri-
can trade propagandists in the United
States need have no concern regarding
the business with the Republic of Pam
ANA, according to import statistics
just made public by the bureau of sta
tistics for the year 1914. The United
States leads all nations in export
business to Panama with grand total
of s6.396.27S, which was nearly four
times the exports of Great Britain and
about thirteen times those of Germany
for the same period. Great Britain's
exports were s1,7Ss,004.
Practically from the beginning of
work ON the Panama canal by the
United States, in 1904. Panama has been
a large buyer of American goods. Since
then the business has grown rapidly
until the northern republic became the
largest exporter to Panama The inn
ports into Panama from the United
States do not take into consideration
the thousands of dollars worth Of
goods that annually are sent to the Ca
nal Zone. Panama received but very
little duty On such Importation.
Were: Germany, s460,459; Belgium,
s3oO,s3s: France. s211.724; China, s14s,-
905. and Cuba, Ss5,51s. The total i'm
portations for 1914 were worth 1885,
Az
1mportations from all countries dur
ing 1915, however, will show a material
falling off, due to the European war
and general business depression. in the
republic itself.
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Prince. Haiti.
Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon H.
E. Harvey, detached the Solace, to
navy yard New York.
Paymaster w. H. Doherty, to naval
station. New Orleans, La. 60
Paymaster w. w. Lamar, to receiving
ship at Norfolk, Va.
Passed Assistant Paymaster ]. L.
Chatterton, detached receiving ship at
Norfolk. Va. October 81. to settle &C
counts and wait orders.
Assistant Paymaster Thomas Coch-
ran. detached the Supply, October 81.
1915, to home and wait orders
Naval Movements.
The Arethusa arrived at Norfolk Oc-
tober IS; the Nero at Guaymas october
is; the Baltimore at Yorktown, Va,
October 49, the Wake, Roe. Monaghan,
Sterett and Perkins at North river,
N. Y. October Is; the Tonopah, d.,
DE-, D-3. Ell, G-1, CO, Ca and Ozark
at New London October IS; the
Montana at Napeague bay October is,
and the Florida at New York yard
October is.
The Des Moines sailed from Mersine
October is for Rhodes; the Chester
from Gibraltar October Is for Funchal
the Lawrence from San Diego October
is for San Pedro; the Nashville from
Cape Haitien October IS for Mole St
Nicholas: the Panther and Terry from
Fort Pond bay October is for New
York; the Columbia from Newport Oc-
tober IS for New London, and the Pres
ton from Boston October is for Barn
stable bay.