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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
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Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
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lions Of like character. have used
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tried for the same purpose. Obtain
able everywhere divert sement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05

William Fox presents Worm
wood the pronounced dramatic
masterpiece OF Marie Corellt, today at
the Robinson Grand theater. In this
polarization as made for MT FOX OK,
s.Wormwood'' is fully equal to the
high standard usually set In the
productions Of this notable producer.
The cast is composed Of e number
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05

fsS$ SS
Batteries: Scott and Schalk. BoehHng
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05

I Weber and Fields are TO play d
limited engagement in vaudeville,
Their act will be made up Of their
former successes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05

Nat c. Goodwin will give UP his
Hour IA .Never Say Die to act in the
moving picture drama.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
From the Controller

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Conformable to the
Charter OF the City. herewith sub
mate , 70 9Ss HsaSrse Of MONEY go6. :. ihs:
deemed necessary to be sppropr-
ated for the proper conduct OF the
OF the various departments
Of .rr etty of tvtrott for tins nscsf
The form In which the estimates
are presented has been changed: tD
only items TO be considered ar:
s IND for Which additional sppropr,s-
lions are not requested. having been
eliminated. tzD The salaries appear
first. followed by estimates for main
trhance and improvements.
The amounts asked for by the
various departments aggrssate t2f;-
stt o0s47. divided as follows; Sal
aries s7.i7g.siS.03; Maintenance.
20 o' 81 the i ngcsms ssnsa foi I'M
der Maintenance. the sum OF si.tf7...
,ssis IL mandaic.y TIE, total
i9sil srs 81 ,ai q 81 81 Which "a
7s1li2is may be met by bond Issue.
thus reducing the amount 70 BE
raised BY taxation. 10 tis.ts1. sea.se.
raised vs. bond saS1" issue i included .p.
proximafeiy 100 600 for the Public
Llghting Commission for conduit
work In the mandatory esumate,
the requirements Of the sinking ana
interest Funds cover ell 81 the 30
7si 900 bonds authorized last year.
with tho exception OF tS.Ss0,ooo not
lsauef NJ this date.
APPROXIMATIONS for the fiscal year
Of fGff-fs were az follows:
Total budget as presented wAs
t20. SOC. T42.3s. less credits 81 s1.226.-
ofs IS. leaving net amount OF u.s.
a15.G927i Tho actual amount OF APP
propriations raised by taxation was
siO. 2s7, aga.7t. There was authorised
by bond Issue ts.1si.0oo.oo, and the
total was further reduced by bal
ances and other revenues texefusiye
OF bond issues). amounting to w.
aaas10es
Again I desire 20 call your stten-
tIon TO the Item Of Doncit In Teach
ers' Salaries. amounting 20 ts1s.-
III So due TO the fact that teachers
salaries are required 20 he paid be-
fore the moneys allowed are receives
from the state Of Michigan. To ads
vance this large amount n, IN e6esA
Borrowing from other appropriations
n IL n burden upon the City Treae
ury, creating difficulties In meeting
payments without infringing uDox
the city's trust funds. which, | Bee
lieve. should be kept Intact and net
loaned for other purposes ~ -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08

Resolved, That Oscar Becker. who
restless Al No. sst Oneida avsnus. ~
and he Il hereby appointed q mem;
the seventh District OF the Twenty.
arst Ward Ia place Of Alfred oarska
who 10 a candidate for Alderman
Adopted.
ny Aid Dingsmsn:
Resolved. That the Ccntrollsr Il
ana hereby Il authorised To refund
Three (ts0el Dollars 20 MI oeorg 2
b Kenworthy, the same being TOT
license foes paid by Mr. kenworthy
on March lst 1918
Adopted as follows;
Ykas--Ald. Allan, Barnett hls,i'
Case. CranshAw. Dill plnSsmar al
LIS. PriewAid. Gilman. Hindle. JAkei'
Keating. Rocher. Kronk. Lsnpko'
Loire Nowc. owen Robinson, Rollo'
Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz stefan
owskL thompson. Vernon. WartelL
WenEel Wilson, link and the Presi-
dent IA
And the Council then adjourned
tiii Turstay. March End. AZ Z 2. m
SHERMAN lTTLEElELp
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
Petitions Presented


f2ss-Of Edward Pokorny 81 al for
the paving Of public alley from John
x 20 Brush streets
Referred 70 Department OF Public
BY AID. VERNON.
421e--Of Edison m. Co. for Per.
mission ~ 70 maintain manholes In
nsfsSrsd to Committee on streets
~ or Ma J IL. Harris. for the
f fsesEe e.s, ,s p a personal tar for
Referred 70 Committee on TAKE,
BY AID. Va RTErd.
ts9l--Of the sfrch Brewer 60
~ permiss a. install electric
cGnduit ard steam main.
by AID WILSON
faoG--Of Seneca q yyflson foy
0arages 10 automobile
referred ~ Committee on Claims
BY AID. ROLI.o.
Eg7--Df Louis symiar. for a re.
du,ction of personal tst
Referred = Comnaltiee % Taxes
by AID. CRASSHAW
f@gi--tf Th0s Plant. for the can.
collation. 81 , persons tax
Referred 10 Committee on Taxer.
-. ~ AID Dill.
f30f--nf " Puchalski. for tire can.
7ellation ~ paving tar.
Referred - Committee on streets
lion ~ taxes
Referred % COMMITTEES on TaEes
BY AID SCHULTZ
4tga-Cf y. Phillips 81 all for ~.
70 irs RI Newell avenue
it.i-fff1 20 Department ~ Publ,
BY AID. DIGGEMAN.
ASAl--.f 3ohr ~ Getke for the re
pairing q Nalk. same having beer
le ifo1 81 by flooded condition.
NfUF.av.H r..
Aid Robinson entered and took hi
seat
AID Wilson entered and took hi
seat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
COMMON
COUNCIL
.tOFFICTAl.)

toFFICEAl-1
Detroit. Tuesday, Aav,h 2 1919
The CouucH Vas called % ofder ~
tae President. Hon. SherUan Little
FIELD
present-AI5 AllAn. Barnett. R!riL
GErt1u case CrAushAw. Dill ptuS
man Etl!s Field Fgeiw2la, Gilman
H!nd.e. Iakrl keAtirE h1cher.
ErNIk Lscnpkc, Lode NoWc. owen.
Roli1 ftrttar. SrheErausky. SchultE.
Thompson. vernon Warteli. NenzeL
Wing INK Rud the President
Tht-e being a gvorutc present, the
COuRcll Ms dsCia red u ~ - session.
tn. Journal Of the preceding sSS-
sion was approved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08

was In charge OF Mt Phsiaa. haniei-
Number 81 families aided by out
eide contributors. not Including
christmAs aid. al. Amount % relief
Money received ny the Bureau frem
voluntary contributors. tAfT.se. Many
times more than that amount WAS do
mated and given directly to families
9esitiens secured for individuals.
ikt
special medical aid By private ply
slciAns In cases !.
| Free legal aid secured for cases. 20.
Several WAGE claims were collected
and valuable assistance rendered.
That the bureau L. receiving the
active cooperation OF many citizens
| Is shown By the number OF families
| given outside aid. upon our recon-
msEdation- Two hundred and seven
| ty-ons OF these were assisted with
fuel. provisions. rent etc.
| I beg leave TO call your Honors at
1 tentlon TO our limited aecommcda-
| tions. which permit Ne TO serve but .
| fraction OF those applicants needing
our assistance. There 10 much need
for expansion.
One OF the greatest problems IL
that OF the unemployed men. who,
through no fault OF their own. such
a. the present war. are unable TO
A.
BILE 90 secure some positions. the de-
msnd far exceeds the supply, Several
hard months are still before Us. and
many families are suffering the most
dire want Therefore. II Is plain that
the community itself should give
prompt and effective rsiIef axaIns:
existing conditions. and that "
shcult be the enaeavor OF all 20 10
their share towards aiding the COM
nunitD 20 meet the crisis which has
I -. -
Is variously estimated at from ls.eee
TO s.o9e the latter ngures Seing
given 6y the Board OF Commerce. ~
the city cannot economically provide
work Tor every person willing 20
work. ar available substitute must
sisjance o. money. clothing. etc.
which necssSltRtes proper fund 20
relieve the pressure where AZ ~ most
Ee.deh The practical argument ~
me strongsst---ihat men In want Dot
only suffer personal discomfort nut
must become a menace 60 any com
/ nunity
This bureau will prove OF greA;
value IS 4 UlsAT.Rg house. II must
establish q complete system 90 rec
| ords gegartinE saeh case. 80 that
wAea TWO Or more agencies are work
Ing on fhe same Ease the bureau may
Advls thsus INN edtAtely, The Asso-
cisted Charities recently reported
one family which was investigates
by seven different agencies.
In conclusion. | wish 20 thank your
Honor and personnel. well as
other officials OF the city. who have
co-operatsd with US In our WORK dur
ing the past few months ! desire
especially 10 advise you that the
bureau has been greatly aided In It's
tnvestigAtional work By the records
OF the Poor Commission. which have
always been at cur disposal. as part
OF the cooperative spirit the Com
mission has shown this bureau
Respectfully submitted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08

Gentiemen-I am forwarding here
with report covering the work Of the
welfare bureau from october IL, 1914.
to January 10. 1915.
OSCAR b MARK.
HOnsr.oI. Oscar B. Marx. Mayor of
Detroit:
beg leave to submit TO you the
hrst report OF the work OF the We'll
fare Bureau. from the date OF lts=h ar
senizstion, October Is. 1914. up 10
and including January IS, 1918.
The Bureau OF Public welfare IL =
bureau OF information. assistance and
advice central clearing house for
those In distress Of some kind and
co-operates with existing agencies.
but does not duplicate the work %
any. That there IL a demand Tor
such help AZ this is abundanfly
proven by the requests already made
by applicants 70 the bureau
In accordance with the idea upon
which the bureau was established
20 supplement bat not duplicate the
work u the city Poor Comnlssiot---
few general principles have been
adhered 10: 20 give so-called emer-
gent reitef--reliet pending Invertsss-
ton BY the Poor Commission In eaN>s
referred 10 and properly belonging 20
that organization.
To prevent, whenever possible.
families from becoming dependents
con the city, by giving prompt and
adequate relief. a. such relief IL de-
rnandsd. as the sources OF the bureau
permit.
To handle special relief cases
which do rot come within the prov
Ince of the City Poor Commission,
viz A carpenter was forced 10 pawn
his tools The Welfare Bureau re.
deemed the tools. had the water
which was turned OF ~ his hom~
turned on secured an extension 81
time on loan and found employ
frent for the man
To bring the needy IN touch with
those who want 10 assist the needy
To collect and distribute clothing
to make these calls upon private cfti-
zens generosity only when urgent
necessity demands.
The following figures win review
briefly what has been done. an.
suggest some fields 81 usefulness re-
quirins serious consideration
Number OF applicants up 10 Jsnu.
airy Is. 1.fs1.
humber OF applicants put In con.
nection with proper agency. such a,
NcCregor Institute. Widows Pension
Police Department, etc. 1s3.
Emergency relief for number Of ap.
plicants, $40.
NUMBER OF persons provided win
elothins. s.see. tThis department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
Recon ieratioa.


Ala, Dnecrhafi moved IN reconsider
Nc yese, BY WHICH the resOiutbon was
lids owen ,neyedsso sesp.nd Rule
Tor DE pnrpose of indefniteiy
<l1 A1lan. Barnett. Bleii. Case.
f (rauehAw Dill. Dingoman, Ellis.
IEftIu1Io. Gilman. hlndle. Jakei,
eatibf Eochcr, kronk, Lsmpke.
k.odFe Ncwc Owen. Robinson. Rollo.
Autte5 sshepsnsky, schultz. stefa-
[trz<k swiissn., link and tho Presi-
~ Owen then moved that the
$500 ~ TsfApsider be indefinitely
10 r9hsd. which motion prevailed.
The regular order was resumed
A SECOND WARD
~ AID. Vernon
k>solveo. That Frank Green who
@@I|I@t ~ No f2s Cass street be aud
= A hereby eppointed a member OF
~ 4&kfd tfHRegistration ~ the
f'i ysS p sr sss s wso na wa rsl
<<1 frct, district
|><cls<1. That the Department az
~ works be and = hereby i'm
~ n<1fk "a. W Installed IN each OF
- T1|}< <rf Fourth pistricts on the
@1Ht W4r0 to nccvunodate the
r1nstr cf Fpgistsrec voters In
Truro WARD.
s: ~ - az S.s ss-s. ave-.
~. &1|I - A. hereby .aupoiufed n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
BY the Clerk.

tzs1--of Victor c. Gnau. for . re-
fund % taxes
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
ttbf-Of C. Gillary. for . cAncslla-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08

ffeS-Snith, Hinchman a
oryils. services IS 30 AZ
, ,,SssSi,. : 81 $: I'll, ~:
t2Os--Toledo Plate a Win
dow Glass Co,
..o,-v. sis:: OH c.. oil: ;; s.
22i0--W lsconsin Granite
Co. granite block. 1917 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08

GEO. ENGEI4
Controller.
Accepted and referred to the Com
mittee on ways ana Means.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Coun-
ell
cd accounts are respectfully submit
ted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
From the Controller.

From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the following Reports
OF city Ofncers for the week ending
Saturday. February ~. 1913. are re-
spectfully submitted:
City Treasurer's dIsburse-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
Rrsolutlons
..... - -

& tss FAttSI MAHD
~ Afc. Ledge
ncrsiyed. THAT Morris Brown he
and ne a hereby appointed member
~ the Banrd OF Registration OF the
teturd district OF the First Ward 20
1'' .s $50
~ Aid Lodge:
reaDIvea. That william g. Stewart.
N~ho resides at Nos ia East Baiu-
NOR avenue. be and he 10 hereby ap-
\ tplrtnd member OF the Board OF
keslstration OF the Eighth District
Sa s % f.is L P 10 su q s'
WhSfeAs. There ~ now before the
X<ate LeKisiafure . house bill bear
10 No - introdueed by M Sswsi
<nx on noter-driven vehicles, and
eocfion IS OF this bill provides: ~All
30oo paid 20 the Secretary OF state
- provided In this act shall be turn
- cvQ $40 the State Treasurer and
applied 10 the state highway fund.
~ which not 70 exeeed ave per cent
uhall consttfnte fund Go be used as
salaries and running expenses OF the
1fafc Highway Department. the re-
/ n>ofnder 10 be applied TO the building
tate ~ snaer such divisisn q sal. aid
8und and for such purposes a. tbs
hfGhwny laws OF the state shall pro-
Vide. 20 be paid out by the Highway
Eommissioner In accordance with the
:stutcry PROVISIONS therefor This
<nmpe1 and n just as obnoxious and
Vjcioue towards Detroit and Wayne
counfxl - was the. 1914 measure
&1ou1d this bill become law. mil
uene Of dollars win immediately be
taken or the assessment rolls Of the
. mi r a
upon each motor vehicle. the fees 10
- Into the state treasury. to be used
MON the highways OF the state out
no OF Wayne county. Wayne coun-
nnd paid for by the county without
o14ntde assistance. and 10 take the
1r1I1ions representing the automobiles
0Wu6d In Detroit from our assees-
lent rolls and apply the fees which
41is bill provides towards the main
~ wDod mean. the lowering OF the
Valve Of our assessable property
without giving the City OF Detroit
~ County OF Wayne any return
X1atroever. and
Whereas. The county and city Of
ne upon this bin viii be held I'm the
1(ote capitol Mt Lansing at 10 a m.
x0eeday. March and: and
whereas. Tho eity's objection TO
- V0oo4Ke OF THIS Oil tnould De
1ode ~ that time: now be II
Koso1ved. That His Honor the MAY
I -. the President Of the Common
C0uotiI. the Incorporation Counsel. the
momberr Of the Committee on Char
<er and City Legislation OF this body.
Inc members Of the Board OF Assoc
oore and the City Clerk, be and they
6ro hereby authorised and requested
f ~ appear st this hearing and present
~ city's case at that time; and be
Resolved. That the city Controller
~ and he IL hereby authorised and
directed TO pay such bills az may be
Incurred covering the expenses OF
ooovs named persons on said trip,
out Of the proper fund.
Adopted NJ folio -:
Y. Ye2s--Aid. Allan. Barnett. Bell.
Case. cranshaw, Dill. Dingsman, FL
+ Ia rretwald. Gilman. Hindle. Jakei.
Keating Kocher. Kronk. Lempke.
2 se4e& Sewes Gwen. Robinson. RoIio.
&<u(fef, Schemahsky, Schultz. sstefa
now8li. Thompson. Vernon. warteli.
Wcnsci, Wilson. link and the Presi-
d<f.f->1f
4 N Na.a---Noua
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
COMMUNICATIONS.


To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen-I am forwarding here
with report covering the work Of the
welfare bureau from October IL, 1914.
to January 10. 1915.
Respectfully.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08

! COUNCIL

~ -
Defroit. Monday. Mar. y. 1915.
Pursoant 10 the call OF the Prssi.
Gent. Itks council met and was called
% order by the Prssident. Hon sher'
wan battlefield.
Pressnt--Ald Allan. Bafnett Bell
~. Frslwsid. 0linnan. Hindie, Jaksi
ksafinx, kochsr. kronh. Lempke
LDdxe. Nowc. Owen. Robinson. Roilo
Hnffrr. schemAnsky. Schultz, stefan
oHrICL Thompson. Vernon. Warteii-
WenssI Wilson. link and the Presl-
There being a quorum present, the
council was declared 20 be I'm session,
rs special Cali.
The following IL the Gall
70 Hon. sherman Llttleheld.
president az tn. Cannon Council
81 the CITY OF Detroit:
J. Dear sir sOu are hereby request
"a a. call special meeting 81 the
Common Council for Monday, Mar.
I5lb. al III a, M, for the purpose 81
flling sFacanciss, u any are reported.
" inc ponrfs q RsEistTs'i nra,s as%
come before the Common Council
Respectfully.
GE6RGE a. OWEN.
fiEI.MAN n. INK.
MAURICE y, kEATiNG.
JOHN O. BIsiell.
N CHARLES a, KoCiTER,
ncaEIss ~, RITTER
W ANTHONY NOwC,
A4tEf{ w., ROBINSON.
~ AishERT I. ALLAN,
MOSES NARTFsi-I-.
JOHN T. JAKT.L.
Feb. IS. 1918.
pear sJr---You are hereby nottned
fIIat IN accordance with the charter
AND 81 requested by one-third OK the
>rnsnhers OF the Common Council,
have called 4 special session 81 the
Es,dx 50 ~ held in the Councl Cham
btr Monday, Mar. !. a. IL a IA. 10
ftke AEtiOa ;Cn Rny vacancies that
tnny 80 reported on tsle Boards %
'it10iHffntian ard 10 transact such
fffltr business as may come before
<Aa holy
nsspectfullY yours
SfiElEiIAN IITTLEFiELD
ftesiaehG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-08
TWELFTH WARD.

BY Aid. L1ttleneld.
Resolved. That Clarence O. Hill
who resides at No. So Lothrop ave-
nue.. be and he is hereby appointed
a member OF the Board OF Registra-
ton OF The Twelfth District OF the
Twelfth Ward IN place OF John Al
ford. who has failed TO qualify.
Adopted
BY Aid. Littleseld:
Resolved. That Dalton J vock.
who resides at No T9S Howard st.
be ard he IL hereby appointed a
member OF the Board OF Registration
OF the First District OF the Twelfth
Ward In place Of Gregory LSLonde.
who has failed 20 qualify.
A1outeH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
MOVIES ARE USED TO
AROUSE PATRIOTISM

Berlin. Jan. /. ~ Moving pictures
which are being used to arouse the
patriotic impulses Of the German peo-
pie appear 10 have been taken with
the empcror's hearty cooperation, TOT
they represent him talking to his siaft
inspecting his troops and chattihS
with the crown prince very near 10
tho camera. These pictures are SO mn
lnerous and clear that no photogra-
phcr could possibly have set mp his
camera So elosc without royal ap-
prevail.
A war film which has excited much
discussion was recently displayed al
The "Fatherland" one of the largest
theaters OF it's class, whose name be
fore the war was the "Piccadiiiy' II
represents what is claimed 20 be the
british use of dum-dum bullets, and
shows soldier twisting cartridge
~ a device on The rifle. the Inference
bslng that British rifles are equipped
with This device
There arc many fllms showing dli
ferpnt arms 81 ihe service, and W ihe
cheers on ono eyeninE can ho aeoepl'
~ ne F. fair basis for thH o0nelnslan
Gencai Nun iiiuarnharF Hud oHp'
iHn son Aueller al the Emden Hlf
iHU n0nulaf faNniitrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
HIGHLAND LADS
WANT PLENTY Of
TUCKS IN kits
Descendants Of Robert Bruce
Register Vigorous Kick Over
CurtaiIment of Their Seen
cry,
tAssociated Press correspondsnce.l

LONDON, Jan. 3.-No grave ques-
ton of state has in late years agi-
tated the Scottish people and arous-
ed their sectional patriotism like the
proposed attempt of the war depart
ment to take some of the extra tucks
out Of Jocks kills. Every enlisted
Highlander feels that he has a nat
ural and inherent right to a skirt
containing seven yards Of material.
The war department, not content
with substituting khaki color for the
historic tartans Of the clans, has pro-
posed to lop off two whole yards
from the new model. To reduce the
full, many pleated skirt, which
stands out and swings gracefully to
the rhythm of the bagpipes, from it's
rightful twenty-one feet to a skinny
fifteen, has stirred all Scotland to
protest. Scottish lords and M. P.'s,
Highland societies and political
clubs have joined in Jocks protest.
Never will Jock be subjected to a
hobble kilt, as they call il, while
Scotland has a say in the British
government.
As the kilt consumes more cloth
than the entire uniform of an ordi-
nary British private, the war depart
ment would effect considerable
saving Of cost in its new model But
just as the Highland soldiers have,
! like the bluejackcts, opposed any re-
forms tending to identify them with
the ordinary soldier so they regard
the new scheme as an attempt to rob
them.
A kilt of a brownish gray is worn
by the London Scottish, territorial
regiment, at the front, and il has ex-
hausted the supply Of this cloth. The
regular Highland regiments in the
trenches wear tartan patterns. pro-
tected in front by a small apron OF
7 l. III
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
RED CROSS 10 ASSIST
EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Red Cross announced today that
IL would be glad to receive at It's
Headquarters here contributions for
the Italian earthquake sufferers ana
would forward such money through
the state department to the proper Of
ficials in Italy.
The following statement was Issued
tonight at Red Cross headquarters:
The press dispatches indicate thft
another dreadful calamity has Visit d
Italy. oecasioned by an earthquake
which IL reported 10 have destroyed
many thousands Of lives and to have
devastated a large city. The number
rendered homeless by the Messina
earthquahe in 1908 WAS upwards Of
50. 600, and the American public re-
sponded In relief By raising, through
the American Red Cross, the muniii-
cent sum of Approximately one mil
lion dollars 90 assist those stricken
people. ,sl ID
Now there Is another opportunity
for the charitable people Of the Unit .
ed states, whose population includes
many hundreds of Thousands OF lial-
ians. 60 help IN providing relief for
those rendered homeless ana destitute
by this latest catastrophe at Avezzano'
Casarta and other places IN the earth
quake region.
"rhe American Red Cross viii be
glad TO forward funds 10 the Italian
Red Cross for those needing aid IN
the distressed territory