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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

One enlisted man was killed and
three injured in an explosion on the
destroyer Decatur while the warship
was lying at anchor on the Cavite navy
yard. Philippine islands. Lloyd ]. Ell.
kins of Lilly, H.. second-class gun.
ner's mate, was killed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

Ninety head of prize-winning brown
Swiss cattle, valued at more than
100000, were slaughtered on the Sam.
ued insult farm near Libertyville. ILL.,.
by federal live stock inspectors. They
were afflicted with the foot-and-mouth
disease.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16
<irkwood's Widow "a.

Kirkwood's Widow 81.
Mrs. Jane Kirkwood, of Iowa City,
widow of former Governor Samuel j..
Kirkwood, who WAC also member
OF Garfeld's cabinat, recently cele.
brated her 94th birthday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16
Teachers Are Scarce.

Teachers Are Scarce.
A number Of school districts OF the
state which are without teachers have
appealed to the superintendent of pub
lie instruction as to whether any OF
the young women who took the August
examination received passing grades
to secure a certificate to teach. 1t
was announced that the grading OF
the papers will be finished in the near
future. and that only few OF those
who took the test have not made good
grades.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

College for Blind Opens.
The state college for the blind, To-
Gated at Vinton, has opened for anoth-
err school year. Superintendent Eaton
has been busy during the summer va
cation locating blind children who
have not as yet attended this school.
A greater portion OF those attending
last year are present again this year.
The attendance will reach figure of
$50. Most OF the teachers OF last
year have resumed their places in the
school.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

Start Conscience Fund.
The state pharmacy commission has
started conscience fund with $73
sent in by a former medicine peddler,
recently converted and who is now
preaching the gospel. or this amount
s25 was payment for license which
the peddler did not pay twelve years
ago and the $48 Is interest at per
cent on the amount for the delinquent
period.
To relieve the mans mind, the COM
mission will accept the, money. Mr..
Eaton withheld the name Of the for.
mer peddler.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

Fair May Break Even.
A. r. Corey, secretary Of the Iowa
State Fair association. has found de-
crease in the expenses through re-
duction in payrolls which may mean
that the fair board will break even
on this years state exposition. A de-
felt Of from $4,000 to $1,000 had been
expected
Mr.. Corey says there has been a
general slump in fairs all over the
country and that considering the
weather and crop conditions the
farmers of Iowa supported the fair
very well this year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16
100000 For Horses.

Attending Public Health Meeting.
Lafayette Higgins, sanitary engin-
eer for the state board OF health, is
attending the convention OF the Amer
lean Public Health association at
Rochester, N. Y. Before returning to
Des Moines he will study the expert
ments recently made in the purifica-
tion Of the public water supply at
Lawrence, Mass. DR.. Walter L. Bier
ring, president of the state board OF
health, is also attending the conven-
tion at Rochester.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

viii Grade Extension Streets.
The state executive council has APP
proved the contract between this
state and the city Of Des Moines by
which the state will grade the circu-
lar street through the capitol extern
sion. The city will reimburse the
state as soon as funds will permit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16

Gustav Stahl. German reservist,
who swore he saw four guns on the
Lusitania on her last trip. but later
admitted his affidavit was false and
entered plea of guilty to perjury,
and sentenced at New York to IS
months Imprisonment at Atlanta.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-07-04
J. P. MORGAN SHOT. BUT
NOT FATALLY, TWICE By
MAN OF TEUT0h BLOOD

which Doe hEtW would soon u.rur
~ had tNo or three sticks of dtrt
u4fe left ufor fh8t dlnt need eI
ftht Washington job. he explained
aa J brought Them along to Glr
iuFe and Intended tu u.e tlem heres
Reasons for Using Bomb.
why ara you want to hiow up tb,
Icapitoi Captain Tunuo, asked.
Well.' Hole replied "I thought
that was "a good wuy 10 bring The at.
I tent.on " the American peopie to OBJ,
/ terrible murders being committed Eli
/ Europe Bot what do sou Uant tt
Iask me that for' explained the
whole thing iu 4 letter n the editor
/ of the Washington Times under
stand my letter was printed today
/ Welt my reasons are all lu chat let.
/ Iter"
Captain Tunney ana Justice Luyster
F listened with amazemeHt to the re-
+ IcItal. Before the confession they
I had regarded Holt as man who
knew only q little about explosives
Thcy had remarked that mo- pcrcus-
/ sl0n caps were found with me dyua-
mite in his suit ease. or with the stick
+ that WAS found ON the lawn If the
Morgan apparently the stick
+ That he had carried into the Morgan
house aud thrown away when the po-
[ lice hurried him TO the automobile
and they considered thal thc dynamite
played only a minor role M his plans.
DNnamiters almost invariably use 81
per ussion cap, Captain Tuncy said.
To- explode tho material
Knows about Explosives.
Nith siolt's assertion that hc Was
familiar with one of the rarcsl meth
ODDS of exploding dynamite. meth ad
which Captain Tunuoy said was used
500 seldom ass 90 be- almost unknown.
the impression was strengthened chat
the prisoner was gifted with knoWl-
edge far beyond what he had seen fit
GO display la the earlier stages of his
questioning
And So they went through his
pockets again. with paustalNnp c1re
THIS. time, to determine 1T thoy hard
overlooked anything of importance.
They found a scrap Of paper ANA
brought IL to tho light
On the scrap Of paper were written
the names Of Junius Spencer (Mr
MorRan's eldest son is named Juuus
Spencer Morgau). Jane Norton Drew.
Francis Tracy and Henry Surgcs Inn
mediately below the name of Junius
spencer was written Camp Juccrs.
Hamilton county M w.
Meant to End War
There is not much doubt in my
mind, said Justice Luyster Chat the
writing ON this scrap of paper fitted
IN with llolts plans TO end the Eu-
ropcan war Whether hc determined
to cry bis pistol and dynamite meth
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-07-04
CHINESE PRESS
ADMITSWEAKNESS
IN JAP MATTER
Frank Confessions of HumiIia-
ton in Compliance With MI
kad0s Demands Are Made
by CeIestIaIs

! pckinT. May Remarkably
frank confession ~ China weakness
lond humiliation Zoo agreeing 10 the
f IJapancse dt mauds. appear not only in
I the newspapers. but in high official
/ documents which are attracting gen-
cral notice among both the Chinese
ANA foreigners For Instance. prtsi-
drntial proclamation which was issued
Immediately after the signing Of the
new treaties with Japan. say I'VE are
ashamed of the humiliation and
herewith thc president goes So far as
io add. ANA I feei that ana man
of little virtue and ability
Quoting more fully lhe proclama-
tiUn re1ds as follows
Every nation in the world desires
t1 protect lls own rights and privileg
cs against the aggression of aliens, but
only those which have a good Internal
administration cnn resist aggression
with success ln 1894 and 1900 China
went tu war with foreign powers. but
owing tn back of knowledge of our
real strength we met ON both 0cca-
sI4ns with gravc disasters losing great
privileges and paying hundreds of mil
lions of flt ..lfs fu iudptnufffaa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-07-04
0R0ZCO ESCAPES
FROM EL PASO IN
DEAD Of NIGHT
Former Mexican Leader I'M
der Bond, Leaves Closely
Watched House and Where
abouts Is Now Unknown.

t~f NRNtiHA JOURNAL hFrEfAt trAhfu
VI PasJ, Tex, July q Gen pay.
euai Orozeo, former MeEican leader
disappeared from the house whore he
was under surveillance during The
night.
No trace Of ur0zco had been diacov.
cred up 10 shortly before noon. spc-
oial agents and Representatives ~ the
department OF Justice. city detectives
ana the police department had ems
gagged In a search thnt extended Ear
east and west along tho International
boundary but na trace Of The missing
prisoner appeared Mexican authori-
ties Ia Juarez also instituted "A search
and ali those crossing are subjected
20 close scrutiny
nder No Legal Rcstralni.
pto1cos hondsmen have not heou
called on TO forfeit the money dcpup.
ted and IL is Improbable that lhep
viii be. Tho local leeol department
Of the government may NOT regard
them IN any way responsible until
after July p the day set for lpoN o'a
trial Legally Il is contended, Orolre
had right 60 80 and come aH he
pleased up "a that time. that the ro-
siraint 81 his movements by nny
guard after the court had accepted
bond for his appearance was hardly
regular The Same situation oxiata ln
the case ~ Huerin llucrtn "a aunrdcd
closely already aud it la expected IA
heavier guard will be placed about his
house tonight notwithstanding he hne
furnished bond Of $4,000
An examination of the house whore
pro1co was under surveillance diH.
closed nm open window About ton
wards from HE window there is Il
growth af shrubborN Authorities
were of the opinion that Ornzco lott
the building through this window
crossed the intcrvcning spHee ANA
gained the Hhruhhen FROM which hi
progress was uninterrupted
MAY Have Crossed lurda
y ls supposed that OruIco b.tu
walked from the vicinity az lhr huld
ing, and. II un attempt WAS made a.
cross the boundary that he took ia
automobile several biueks from the
scene Evidently Orotru mndo his
escape between mldnrht ANA dav-
AEhti hut the Althulltivs had rareited
no reports of unidentified automobile
beinr seen in the vicinity up to moor.
Views ~ The cseape did not reach
Juafez until thr forenoon was we'll
advanced Apparently it caueed luHt
stir Gen Thomas Ornalas. when ln-
formed hy newspaper mtu 81 the de-
Nclopmeuts said hi- border patrols
hHd reported no unusual occurrence
along the boundary
Federal officials. civil and mhUry.
held lengthy conference ne which
they discussed tho situation arising
from Drozcos escape. a. its cou.lu-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-07-04

fok kENT--Room. 25x5O. facing
alley Ia business section. suitable for
plumbing or tin shop. or storage;
heat aud water Included Apply thls
office.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
NorIer or sNrnIrT.a aAlr.


.IllE STATE nF TENAH.
county of Nuores
t fliHo ~ sn Alias ffWuflHn 81
sufi nut 80 thr iloHufafir luuHfF
Court ~ Williamson County nn Dec
ass uf Drf0hDf A n 1893 Nf fhr HiffH
thereof $50 tht fass uf O ~ lafffii
}efaua H N Nhairs 30 1886 an1 o.
me na sheriff directed ana aenftnsa
eln proceed to asu far rash pnnfn
ilic houra prescribed UF ian ff rhtf-
~ oigtf A 50 laia H hfmF fhr iiH
iaf ~ flf1 month Nofirt fhe court
House aanf ~ aaid NAessa county. ia
ihe tiY ~ Nprrm rnrieti fhe fiiip~ 3
lne described property. f0eii fiiuats
"a in hurreH ruuntY TfaaH
lots ihftr 90 snd tr0 rQl Sd iuoHh
two 90 in the shannon Addition 80
ibo ruY ~ c0Wm chrlfr Nueee
County TftAt an aareaIs frame ofupihl
map auW on fi0 sua ~ ipgafd ln fhs
ufflre ~ ere County rirfh ~ AHfeeH
County resas in wnlrh map REFER
cnce Ia hert made ~ better desglp-
fiea
Ietird on go the on dst = Toicm.
brr ieia ~ gfAek y NJ as the
PROPERTY ~ fI * Whalrf 10 satisfy
d lNlamfut amepmlng % $4,000. it
favor ~ Q. -. Jarroli ana ell roein ~
sDt
G4aa uaasf n,f hand thif eih crg ~
Nefsmbff s ~ 1915
M n WniglfT
hfflfi sHaoes County feaEs
iA ctrth nEi.LAMN. t,apuiy
flUf4 flaNistHfl4l
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sUALrH AND AAppiNTss DEPEND
UPON YOUR LIVER

Thts Hiunalah uNfr with ha siraelsh
nrV rf bllc iH uAui wah,a ihv UolJ
ieat t0 dafh At TIME lH kings New
100, i'ile Ru siiairni ~ ihe root nf enc
alfnrNlff psi wHfinE nr tNs afsiOn 81
ihp Nevr hnd ip,fssslnl ths bile flt.
hinFa hew lifr l'ills esuae ths hnW
ela 90 afi mcts ffteN lnH dfite a~aN
ihesr moody dasa" ile bottle
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

Avoid headache, impurities
Of ti.s Blood, constipation by
taking = cup OF GRAND
MAS 'EA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant 70
take. swcctcn and take ~
an ordinary ten. Packaga %
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

wHnf several read husiierH iN|
Wrlir now menhrrn fur corpus CHRISTI
Nanu Hm offering nu fiffnriife
proposition seH me nr f R Marin
st Hnco Wf address "a Corpus CHRISTI
res ata
g. d MILLER
Adv. IHtiHH Nauarhe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
Typewriter Exchange.

Corpus chris' Typewriter Exchange.
Tho Sew Hn'ai TIE Sew Crtnna
wprwflcre THE Dalton Addus MR
ohine nehuii nnd lr'und hana tipr
writer's Ihanv ils ESQ Starr Nifest
AdV sic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
Rare Opportunities

ls0 acrer ~ raoa hlacR land 80
miles ftaiu town uYar Corpus CHRISTI
fur go sa an aege
Good Dot ln husiassa district slno.
by Investing tsae VIII bring 20 pee cent
ieo loot loi ncaeh Hotel Aaaitiou.
Bargain
q gholce Bots on rmmAn Ave south
FRONT a. hi0fk from bay uf.t timr 90
Inc market 300 thrm fsf hlraIn
Fou0ERoN 8 CHAPMAN.
Adv ago ChnuFrfai
FOl SAKE abr trade far cattle cot.
ttfe snd iai Client hierts uertn ~ een
tsf nf hHniuffs Heciiuu on nesfh fhl-
uc fstHopo Addfona Iphn w. kNaac.
Marathon. Tpahr SEE
lpH hAI.E thrar. Sik.fanp hoHaf
4na ltfr iei af 1908 Marguerite Ff
5000 ral Or ti.lYn. Tart neh nsf-
HuNN mHufnN ihuus ksa nr nce Mlhe
falteiil. 1000 sursuerto "a. ADV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
noslrloN MANrfn No.

WANVEla Naiorrt tuy ia Neafe old
wants SOB Do hulcl 50 bpAsdias hopse
no work ~ amy Mind Address sfa
WRte st Nst.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

fNN ktNi lArre furnished iiati
soase secTinE ogms in pgisaty hOne.
lNlA MasaAlln. aaA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
Help Wanted--Femsle.

WANTED Competent mn ~ middle
aerd Woman for Fcncra houscwofN
Must hc good hmnekCcpor German
preferred ADDRESS e. d. noN is4.
Arkansas ra-e, Toapa. 1851
WANTED Comfortable quarters fur
.nu. who would nr expected to do "a
reasonable amount 81 house Nnrh
white woman preferred Addtcss 1oN
tsl. CitF $40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
For Sale or Trade.

FOR SAFE of trade Fi1a Klmhali
riann. good aa new WBl Take iGi in
trade Aspy D. g. care 40 caller
Adt-4ei
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
For Sale
PERSONAL NOTICE


Positively na HunNus allowed nn my
1Us lake pasture
t~irrrl Vs. 81 MrGrcaar
gSa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
HeLp wAsTIo MALI

"A nan e. o. yard wafi
Phone 8s5 9sT.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
LosT ANo FOUND

LOST s Wailbsm Gold Watch ho-
tween Nuecfs Hotel aud tftrslae
Paris lias Initials u rs q nn FRONT
of c'se finder piraso return fp Tracy
Grimm at caller Pub Co.. end ga rc-
ward Adv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

NpH llNr Nedrn houses fafnmh
ei nr uDi Un fsath m Niuff Maf
ratios Amos ssott awocr phent
tar eft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

For Rent.
nor nENT i.oi soxl5 faospe llroaa
vas, suitable Cor NURSERY ga simlhf 1
husiness Appiy Mary r. kstgam I
mcns. 80 Mesquite street go
FOR RrNT Two mo,irrn ruou
houscs and one 8 room. lhous ii1
FuH nENr Fer tuc months com
plete and moacrn Furnished apart
rfents en- thc Chapman Apartment
ticuse Three rooms and hath. with 4
eas electric uabts and phone Tffms 4
to suit ~ ctiidfcn AppN a apart. I
mrnt number one or phono glf --slt. T.
Fug RENT ave room Furnished .
modern house Nofnrr Water and l'aloI
Nlio suce}a Appii Ses ialo Nllo AZ I
I'hane eie as5
FoR RENr one isrc sapth,afi r,om .
with hitghcnctic Also enc souiheart 4
bedroom An modern cen,cniruccs .
Close in on tle maft enc auuslu .
Phone 500 800 !
FoU RENT riose in hnustkceplnr
AMID slsypsns apartments ut vi. Mes
quite Phone $50 st0 (
----- T
Fu0 R@NT- apartment eroaud floor
in Horn Apartment nouse Modern
npd roams oa sawed street and street
car line Apply Mrs D. A Born 511t
X broadway Phone igg -Aav.Ttg
.- .-.........--....
roR HENY Furnished ..rpom house
- halls. bathroom front and back
pofthcs ail modern chicken yard. ett
niu rent fof trsm a io months. it
500 WANT "a coay home see this len1
eth sis Phone 5tG 600
FoR REST VIII lease mcciy furnish
90 i-faOm. modern home GO roiiahic.
people without smull Uhildron. one
block from bay Address isg Care
caller AdF.5he
FOR REST Nice Groom furnished
cottare well located on North Beach J.
" fittman. Eureka Laundry ,t2N
FOR RENT Large DWELLING sss y
Broadway -modern--i'hono n. u. Saw
aEc. it1. lsG
FOR RENT 81 room cottage on bath.
inF beach and cai line new place Al
modern conVcnienccs. Apply Caller
IT'S
Z ron nEHT iarro front room nicely
. furnished with connecting bath. hot
water aud aii convenience Desirable
location. Apply iles Mesquite 90 pnonr
aes 0s@
I FOR RrNT Hcd room. furnished or
unfurnishcd newly nsperri ana ftnu-
tatca iiui baths Appb tii TRigs
street s11
roR HENT Modern apartments Cor
HIGHT houaehccpinF 1914 Chapnrrd sf
Phone aIa Adr-1ar
FOR RENT A. recon- house on hoa.h
between Epwofth and nmch Huie
all convonisnoea nafnes Chamhtrs.
Phone $50. street Number 6is Caapar-
raj ufN
FOR RENT f-room unfurnishod cote
tnsr CLOSE in. on South iiiuff lteut
to suIt permanent parties 100 chapar
RAJ street t10fl
tfR RENT ouc nts-fonm hauns Az.
inndcrn ruufenlcnccH. Phone ilfa.
gl1
Fpn HTNT ono room Apartment
completely furnished Tor housekccn-
ing. Eas stove. southeHat rsuoaufo
Very reasonable. 1901 NtaIulie S.a
HT4s-
HOTEL wlNONA Reduced rates en
rooms fuf the wlnior Also rooms on
ihe lowef floor fuf HABIT hgusekecpinr
va chnrsrral 81 sca
|, F0R RENT Furnished nopns ai g. 90
Ncek iala Mesquite street kol
FpR RENT Owens Apartments. one
rumpipfrIy Furnished apartment. r0n
sistins ~ Twins fsom. kii,hcnatfe end
hath Modern convenience aud jamie
tor asrslco. lngulrc sez chapafni
3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

nor nENT Lot sexl5 iayipr ilrasd-
way, Suitable Cor nufsrrs ga similar
huainess Apply Mary RI kst1sim-
mons 80 Mesquite Street s7i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

FOR RfNT Two modrrn ruuu
hopscs ana one room laous iia
N1'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
Miscellaneous.

Inst SESSIONS $50 your 0arnruter
work avid b. satisfied ttna hin at
lhe liHn lumber Company $40
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-02-25
TWO DEAD IN fight
Pleasant Hill Officer Kills Ban.
dit After Being Fatally
Wounded Himself.
ASECoNO RoBBER IS lYNCnED
Silent Crowd Of Men Waited Al Night
and in Early Morning Hung
the Bandit.

Clarence -Poindexter, policeman,
and an unidentified man were killed
at Pleasant Hill in a battle which fol.
lowed an attempt by Poindexter and
Marshall Adams to arrest two men be.
lieved to have been implicated in the
robbery of a Kansas City Southern
train at Richards the night before.
The, fight took place at the depot
where the two men had bought tickets
for independence, Mo. They had been
watched by Adams and POindexter
all the afternoon and when it was
found they were about to take a train
the officers approached to arrest them.
AS the officers started to search the
men one of them began to shoot. Poin-
dexter was shot through the head and
as he fell he returned the fire hitting
cne of the men. Both died within a
few minutes. Adams grappled with
the other man and held him. He was
taken to the holdover where he gave
his name as w. F. Williams and said
his home was in Hot Springs, Ark. He
was dangerously wounded.
That night a silent mob waited in
hiding and before daylight in the
morning took the prisoner, wounded
In the fight, from the holdover and
hanged him to the bell tower at the
rrar of Pleasant Hills city hall.
The coroner's verdict was that Will
Hams came to his death at the hands
of parties unknown.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-02-25
GIFTS OF Of MILLIONS.
Industrial Commission Given
list Of Contributions by
Rockefeller.
CHARITY ON BUSINESS BASIS
The Oil Kings Foundation Helped
People Of Many creeds and
Many Lands With Money.

New York, Feb. 23.-The sum Of S..
397,607.64 was contributed or pledged
by the Rockefeller Foundation be-
tween its establishment in March,
1914, and February /, 1915, according
to q statement fled with the United
States Commission on Industrial Rela-
tons today.
OF this sum 1928, 750-or practi-
cally neutrality-suspicious. the personal
charities OF John D. Rockefeller, ST.,
the author Of the foundation having
reserved in his letter of gift the right
to disburse million dollars year
from the corporations income accord
ing to the dictates of his own will.
The War Got its Share.
The war in Europe brought contri.
buttons Of $1,029,613.06 from the cot.
fers of the foundation, the principal
item being $975,7O7.93 expended for
food supplies for starving Belgians.
Colleges, Y. NJ. C. A. projects, medical
research and investigation, the Red
Cross, organized charities and vel
fare work of various kinds were other
beneficiaries.
The statement was drawn up in re-
Spouse to request made by the In
dustrial Relations Commission at its
recent investigation in New York Of
the Rockefeller, Carnegie and other
foundations. The document was made
public by the Rockefeller Foundation
offices at 81 broadway.
Divides Gifts Into Three Glasses.
The statement divided the contribu-
tons into three classes. the first com-
prising activities conducted under its
own immediate supervision the sec
ond, other gifts and pledges" and
the third, founders acquisitions" un-
der which heading are listed in the
personal disbursements of the found
er, ranging from $50 to the Working
women's Protective Union up to $780,
$50, 900 for buildings equipments and
endowment to the Rockefeller Insti-
tute for Medical Research.
The Foundations own activities in
clude these items: War relief. $l,O09,-
613.O6, the other $4,000 of this item
having been expended by the Ameri.
can Red Cross or DR.. Alexis Carroll,
In his capacity OF volunteer surgeon in
France, hDokwormJ work lin Central
America, British Guinea, British West
Indies and Egypt, $142.467,76; investi-
CATION OF industrial nelations. 1922
13; Investigation medical work in
China, 500 ,210.90: purchase of the
Grand Chenier, bird mefuge, $223,574.
~. ...
The largest single item in the sec
ond section of the statement was
three-quarter million dollars. pledged
to Wellesley College on condition
that the institution raise the balance
of fund of . million dollars for
buildings and emdowments