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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

CHAMBERsnURG-T strlctness Of the
law put an end to the plans OF the mum
mers' organization TO raise easy money for
Its annual trip to Philadelphia, The mum
mers had arranged a rafie but the district
attorney Informed thom that it could not
be held Consequently, " the club fails to
collect sufficient money. the valley will not
be represented In Phuadelphia's big New
Years event
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

ATLANTIC CITY. Dec "a ~ samuel
wenkley, policeman, was injured In q
fight between police and striking en-
ployes Mt the paving plant OF the War
uer-Qululan Company, ON Mediterranean
avenue, Laborcrs, demanding moro pay.
were ordered from the plant and refused
to 60 sticks and stones greeted the po-
lice when they arrived. and wealSlcy was
fcllcd with n blow from shovel lie later
lodged charge against Charles Robinson.
the alleged leader of the strikers. Robin
son was committed to Jail 20 await a hear
Ing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

THE VtCTRIx CATHOLIC cum has
elected the following officers; President.
John j. Griffin vice president, william !.
McMenamin recording secretary J. Joseph
Wilson, 1r financial secretary. Harry Con.
way delegates to the c. Y NJ a. L.. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Wy as necessity for tho United states Il
y 70 meet the competition Of Europe was
ntouEht out AZ the Contemporary Club
symposium az the Bellevue -stratford Hotel
,sst ntsht Speakers were pr Y, TAFT Nc
Neu4'e' ot the University of Pennsylvania
physical department: William C. Bulntt. Of
Chestnut Hll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Heaith. 1900; Harriet r. sendei phiin-
deiphla Hospital f6r CONTAGIOUS Diseases
head nurse Department Of Health, Ssoe
Marshall r. Busslnger. te2s North Six
teenth street, laboratory helper. bureau OF
Health. te0O and Margaret NJ. sutch. aiao
Mount Vernon street, Bureau of Health
5000
FURs vALUED AT sisoo were stolen
from tho house Of Mrs. Roller. 2i26 North
Seventeenth street by y man believed to
have gained admittanco during the absence
OF the family by means Of false key.
Mrs Roller found tho front door ajar upon
ncr return, A fur coat valued at $500, a
fur robe and many other articles were
stolen The police OF tho Ridge and Mid
vale avenues station are investigating
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

THE rENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD has
asked the cooperation of shippers In this
city To relieve the shortage of freight cars.
BY loading and unloading the cargoes
promptly simultaneously with this appeal.
the new demurrage rates. recently allowed
BY the Interstate Commerce Commission.
went into effect
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

JOHN lHLDBR, housing expert of
national reputation. has been elected eNeou-
tive secretary Of the Philadelphia Housing
Association TO OIL the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Bernard j. Newman The
rev secretary is a native OF Baltimore.
He n n graduate Of Cornell University.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

DoYLEsTow N-The twenty y-three
students from Bucks county attending the
Pennsylvania State College have organized
county club. Officers tor the year were
alcctcd "a follows; President, Lewis Bailey,
~ poylestown vice president Howard
Fraser. Doyiostown sccrtary and treasurer.
Joseph Ruos. Doylestown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

rHE REV. lOHN n. FALRNER, eighty
-FOUR years old rector emeritus of Christ
=. n. church, Germantown. is critically lll
az his home. $50 south Forty-nfth street.
suHertnE from pneumonia Doctor Faikner
served as rector OF Christ Church FOR
twenty-slN years prior to his resignation In
May. iSsa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

DENVER. Col. nee. te.-p,,,.r,v 80,
quietly battle OF ballots is being wared In
me ranks OF the United Mine Workers Of
eme.lca today. The result of the contest
Ior district president between John X Law.
son ana John McTcnnan will have n big i'm
,uence ,une on we contest for the national presi.
dency. as Mct.onnan has catnpaignsd In ~.
tense OF National President John r. whites
treatment OF Colorado miners in their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
Woman Dies in Chair; Man Held

l0IiNSTowN. Pa, Dec. 12.-Seated In
4 chair, her head upon bed. Mrs Michael
Alrechina, forty-hve. was found dead. Mar
" CAshar. visitor, who left but few
minutes before her body was found, has
ken arrested The pair had been drinking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

:. Hughes John Colilns James Grimm.
Martin Cannon and wltiam MeMenamin
JosTLED PROM THE REAR Of shift.
ing engine at Twenty-hfth street and
Washington avenue. Charles Boyle. thirty
two years old. 1855 South Paxou street,
PENNSYLVANIA brakeman. was decapitNted
by the tender and two freight cars which
passed over him, An undertaken took
charge OF the body pending an inquest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Jehn kuhns while crossing Fast KinE street.
He died soon after being taken 70 a hospital
CtMBEuIAND--Beca of the Illness
Of Judge Gillian Franklin County's regular
term " Common Pleas Court will not be
held this week Last week was criminal
week. and nelghborlnE judges sat In the
place of Judge Gillian. Judge Sadler Of
Cumberland and Judge Mcpherson. or
Adams
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

HARRIsBURG-ClaIm for compensation
because he was shot by fellow empioyc
during working hours and on the premises
of the employer has been filed before
Referee Saylor by John Guam. an employe
of n firm OF coal dealers OF Harrisburg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

CoATEsvILLE--Levi S, Randler. thirty
eight years old was squeezed to death in
In the Lukens mills. when no was caught
between slag pan and the furnace He
leaves a widow and two small children.
He was well-known citizen and took much
interest in municipal affairs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
City News in Brief

A CRYING BABY RoY Wa. found last
night by Mrs Mary Waugh and Mrs Nancy
Emory, 2li2 Arch street. on tho front
steps OF their house. They notified the police
Of the Fifteenth and Vine streets station.
and the boy was sent 10 the Philadelphia
General Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

LANCAsTEK-JacobM Mumma, ffty-three
years old, city street department om-
ploye, was hit by an automobile driven by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

NORFOLK. Va, nee. ia.--Ths Southern
cotton Congress met here today. stimuli
taneously with the Southern Commercial
Congress and other bodies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

in Suits &
Overcoats
of recognized $25,
$3.50 and $40 fab
RIGS is. the crown
ing inten sified
event of the sea-
son! VI
" The conditions in the
woolen market make
these Values even more
pronounced than those
we gave in October and
November. 1t would
be utterly impossible to
sell Suits and Overcoats
of these fabrics at SIS
today, except for the
fact that we brought
such pressure to bear
on the sources of sup
ply and sacrificed some
of our own legitimate
profits just to have this
value-giving event this
one week in December.
g Amy man with a pair
of eyes in his head can
see even through the
glass in our windows
that the fabrics in these
Suits and Overcoats are
no regular SIS quail
ties! They would be
appraised and admired
as excellent SIS, $22.50
and $40 values if they
carri e d those price
tickets-and t h a t is
what any store in the
u. S. A. would have to
get for them, unless it
used the drastic meas
ures to pull off this
event that Perry & Co.
have used.
q Single-breasted and
double-breasted Over
coats in full loose backs
or close-fitting belted
b ac k s; kimono-sleeve
Overcoats, also single
breasted and double
breasted conservative
Overcoats both as re-
CARDS fabric, color and
model-and a variety
of patterns, shades and
colorings for the most
exacting selection!
q Suits of solid dark
worsteds, heavyweight
blue serges; brownish
and grayish mixtures
with a variety of striped
and colorful patterns
in plain backs, Norfolk
backs and conservative
models.
gAlto G ethe r, one
Wonderful 0 p p o r
tunity to get a SIS,
$22.5O or $40 quality
fabric in a Suit or an
Owe c o a t at the
Uniform Price of SIS
but
for this One
Week Onlyl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

wAsHINGTON, Dec. Is.-Edvard $.
McGraw. Willlamsport Pa, confidential
secretary to Secretary OF Labor Wilson. to-
day was admitted to practice before the
supreme Court Of the United states. on
motion OF Solicitor General Davis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
NEWS AT A GLANCE

"ashhiNuroN, nee is.-Manotsc,os-
r,.,,.' J9o1ers and newspaper publishers ap-
,r,u rsaleu today before tho Federal Trade
situation "'"S p'l"' paper
-, VHr ~ SMITH, Ark. Dec. Ia--unltsd
r.'e ''o WORKERS Of Arkansas. Oklahoma and
~. arc holding their annual district cleo
Texas Is unopposed as candida,. To- az,
other term in the presidency
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
CoATEsyILLE

CoATEsvILLE John H. Kelly. ~
Waynesboro, Pa, was injured hero when
his automobile was wrecked on the Lincoln
Highway. He suffered cuts and bruises
He was accompanied by his wife. who was
not hurt. lie was able TO leave by train
for his homo later in the day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

NRW YORK, Dec. is.--Ten nrsmen were
injured and property worth $50. 900 was
destroyed today In n spectacular fire In
building was destroyed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

NEW HANovER-Jolted from his wagon
when the wheels skidded along the trolley
tracks. Howard Kulp fractured four rIb,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

kEADING-when the first open-aIr
school opens here there viii he FORTY. .tbrec
children ready TO take advantage Of II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

ROME, Dec. ia.-Pope Benediet yester-
day received Prince and Princess Andrea
Bon Campagni In private audience The
Princess was Miss Marguerite Preston
Draper OF Boston, She was recently mar
scion Of one Of the oldest families OF the
Holy Roman nobility. with title dating
back TO 1333
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

CENTRAL
Cunningham Piano Co.. iiOt Chestnut 81.
PsnnsyIvania Talking Machine Co.,
IIO8 Chestnut ~.
sRsIIenbuFE. ~. Co.. 18th and Market Sta
EtrawbEldEs = CIothier. sth and Market Sta
NORTH
city Line Pharmacy. York Road and city Lisa
Dottsr, John C., 1887 RoekiAnd St.. LOgan
FuternIk, BsnJ.. ItO North Eighth 81.
Ia..I Ptaao and Talking Machine c..
asss GermAnt0wa ave.
oldewartsIs, seas oermantoNH Ave.
Oiasy Musle PaTlOF. 55lS n. sth 81
philadelphia Talking Afaehins Co..
geo n. FFankiin 81.
Heirs, l. b.. BtB 0lFard Ave.
gcheFser's Plano COmpany, 53O ~, sth 50
sehnHIl 5 MeEahaB. l1is columbis Ave-
SORTHEAsF
Hurr Edward H.. 2its FFaRkfoFd Ave.
colonial Melody shop. $3.50 n. FFont ST.
IFankford AIualc store. z36T oFthodox So
Ga0dsuan, L. L.. s1z West 0iFaFd Ave.
dutkoueki Victor. Orthodox and Almond Sta
kenny Thomas M.. S2sA kensinEt0n Asa.
Eitty a. IB6 West Girard Ave.
KryEisr. Joseph. sIs2 Riehmond sL
NIffInser. samuel. 1894 North fifth ST.
Ounsv vorth's, BS2 W. Lshish Ave.
PHILADELPHIA Talking MaeLine Ce.. o4a N. "a 81
Rsfnhsimer's DepaFtaeat Store.
FFent aud susqnehAnna Ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

GovERSMENr CONTROL over ,ndu.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

SoRTHwEsT
caFson, I. ~, $3.50 Germantown Ave.
Davis. Franklin. bOOs Wayne Ave.
kaiwAie. Martin. 42O3 Germantown Ave-
Keystone Talking Machine Co.. 2sOl North Esd 81
h0OFe. \. H., dda0 Germantown Ave.
Nadssten, Philip. 8lla W. York st.
fsmPkins. .. Monros. bia7 GermAnto"n AS@
WEST PHILADELPHIA
carr. y. ~. Bta BIaIn St.. Darby.
Davis. Geo, -. a Co.. s8s0-3950 Lancaster Ava
Fskins Piano Co.. R6i-sS :. bsd st.
FilimAn, w. H., 6iRA LAnsdOwne Ave.
Independent Talking Machine Co. isis Woodland
Avenue.
Lsdsns. Harry, 4Is North Ssd st.
MelehiorFi Bros, s8a9-tO Lancaster Ave.
shulfa Drug store, S92s Market 81.
UnlysFsal Talking Maehine and Record c.
S0th sad Chestnut sts.
West Phiiadslphla TaikHs Machine Co..
south Goth Sc.
soUTH
Brow, Lsuis. leos south lth ST.
FFeed, Morris. 18ST-Ss s. eth 81.
Iupinaeei. Antonis, $50 south 7th Sc
AIillsr B.. a84 south "a 81.
Musical Eeho Co. The, J.. zsben, prop. y. E. COS.
Bth aud Bainbridge sts.
Philadelphia PhonoEFaph Co, 6IQ south Sc.
Ihiiadelphia PhOnOEraph Co., se5 8. eth 81
HOaanfsld, D.. e4a South Sc.
stolfe. Harry. sls soath sth st.
CAMDEN. \. ,.
DudIsy. n. .. lIss-sg-ss Bsesawsy.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-15
M,ues mug MusrQtine.

Sim Mtittlpod, perianrt1rclten lid)
'oie 0irefturen ocs ll1tberiid)eu @ai=
%ienbalties 0abier l1lro erleoigten sic
pnrlicgcl1oen @eidaftc. Die mrid)ie=
.0cllen Naltorel1, bic SLIM Ger1pal=
tlltasratb geborel1, maren alapcigo.
Sic Nnltalt 6at ei11 aiil1itiges uno ie=
%aensreid)es Sa6r binter iid'.
Der Staotrntb fat III icil1er Icstclt
Sitlnlg ci,len ebrenOen 3mlfes6e=
id}lllb fir Die aus ocm @irf1tngs=
freis ldeibenoe 6reipilliae 6el,er-
lpcbr al1genommeu. M1,scatil1e NOR
6isber lppbl Die ein5ige Staot in
Soma, oie ibisber feline be5ablte 6el1-
erlpcbr bette. gei sen perlbieoenen
6ellernebr Sllr1anerten no Mfl,s=
catine ie0esmal anl ~ltarflte1 ol1rd)
Manuidaften oertretel lluo. bat oes
oiteren Nreiie fiir bette getbeilisl1tg
er5ielt. Ml1scatine bot iett cine Be
Sablte 6clleripebr n1b bat idSon brei
5cucrnbr-Iutds int 3ienit.
ST. Ser lesten 5islutg oes Silper=
piiorel,ratbes mlrOel1 Sic folaenoell
g%rtennlulgel1 fir oas fonlnlerOe
Sabr gen1adt:
Sngenieur - s. @aIbfab.
Mrntenpemaltcr SSotm &oebler.
Ir5t fir Die Gollntpfarn1 l1ro ST.
rclp)oipital ~ Or. IS. g. Mortpn.
slnfieler Ser Sei5lmgsallage
$. 9. 5reers.
@nfieber i'm @eridtsgebdlloe -
$. 9. Solles lt1,o Irnlr S.sM. @roon1s.
.Soloaten ltnterltiisulgsfo1nmii
|1ion: 8. s. @ile, @ilton; s. $.
Carl, Ntltscatille; =. s.. Gbaic, @elt
CELEBRITY.
Slt Scr Notwithstanding ser
oeut'd|en &ongregatio1al : @en1einoe
mllroell Ole folgel,Oen nellell @eanl,
ten fir bell fpmn,enSeu Scrmlil1 CT
mablt:
Grdiioent Gaitor s.. g. stafl.
Sefrctar @rnit 2ampred)t.
SdaBneilter - 9oam @editcin.
&erpaltlmgsratb VI. Nilgrim
s. @llt(mot, Saco6 Selliel, 9. S
Sd)rneoee,
airdemoriteber ~ G6riit. aiao.
Ter, @ln. 9enninaer lno SAUL Sode
Superintendent Ser Sonntassidp1
lie 9aitor 6. 8. Sta6l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-15

madten 1id nit Der 8eute aus Sem
Stal1b. 2~anosleute Tanoen ben damn
em onoeren Mprsen unb bradrten i'm
rad Green 8ap ms 6pipital, tpo er
rreriert murOe. @enn er au6 aiH
ssten bleiben oiirfte, miro ct opd
tiir ben GeIt ieines 2ebens elm Strip
fel bleiben. Der S6uB bate linn oas
Miiderat perleBt, mos eins 2abmung
ttioer 8eine sur 5plse bate. Die
StrolGe tpnnten nod ni9t sr9riffen
irerben.
Se9s unge ulmen, bic
Gus ben Samen bon einenl Der gau@
me gesosen lprroer, oie ieinerseit pon
George Maibinetpn in Mt. 9ernon
am Notomao sepflan5t purocn, lpurS
ZEN oieier Sage an Staotsietretat
9pnalp in Maoiion. 8is., gefanot.
Ok 81umden psroeu i'm tommenoen
%sSriihiabr in Sen S6ulanlagsn in
W}t. @ernpn, @is., an9epflan5t lpere
Den.
SIN 3eitolier osr 59eiz
oun9en. @aaeitols: u9eirateN
Sic lte5er nidt; 10 cine Gbe oausrt
man6mal iabrelaas.."
g eli Il IN Meue. Otter SIR
tier: nsRi reut's i6o lang, bop i net
9'beirat't bab'; iebt t6nnt' i am gno'
iao pieosr Witper Iein".
- Gefdeitbeit. 8adfiI6 6u
sinem anoern): Slept 9u, oos lit
Der Doctor Mpitel, Der l6reibt 10 eez
1aeite 8iiher, Dab man lie gar niat
p~eritebt!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-15
Mtuts aus Sod 9Slanb.

,7f-|.
SIN Colonial Sotel miro hel,te oas
Cabaret forn,ell eroffnet. Gor5iigli-
dc llnterbaltnns miro geboten, o,ld
miro oas Gaies0ic bette aild,e al,i5ll=
meiien baben. &ilbid)e Solloenire
merbel OIL pic @eilld,er 5llr @ertbei-
hung oelatgert!s seit llcbcrnabme
bes Goionial &otels po1, @errn @or-
riion BON Davenport foinmt neles
2ebcn III Dos @otelapcien oes Colo
nial. an patronage miro es nid)t
fcblcn.
Bic Yptbios Sitter babell in ibrer
lestcn Sibung Die iolgenren acllcll
9eal1ltel erlpoblt:
g. 6. - @len iSitlimmons.
g. Is. SSsaines Gbriltp.
q. SSobn %. @illon.
9N. pf @. @illiam 6. &illul.
g. OF ", anb 8. -@ S'9teal.
SO. Of 5. @m. @raloenbl,rg.
sc. Of 81 - Charles u. granoen-
burg.
Sl,ncre @dde 81. Galomcl.
NcuBcrc @ade @nl. 1empiep.
Scrr @ictnr u. Chamber, Sefret1r
nno Sd)aeneilter Der Sainois 6ebe=
ration OF 2abcr, miro am Son1tag
Madmittag in Ser bieiiacn Snouitrial
@allc cine Illlprade halten. ga er
Elm Invertebrates Ibenna bebal,oelt,
|iollte Der 9elud elm lebr 5ablreidler
mer0en.
Mllf Ser Mrmeuiorm bei Goal Gal=
len ltarb aeltern na6 fllr5cr &ranf-
beit oil Der 2uagenent5iinolmg Nrau
Mnlanoa &eeo int geieencten SITTER
BON 80 Sa6ren. Die Gerltorbelc
NOR cine l%angiGbrigc gilmobneri,
BON Mod SsIano Gorntp. gor orei
Sabrel besab lie iid nad Ser Sir
mellfarn1. Sbr @atte ltarb Dor eini=
gen SSabren. 3luei Sobne iil1o Die
lleberlehenben. 3ie 2cidp miro nod,
God Sslallo 5l1r 9ecr0ionllg ii6er=
fiibrt meroe1.
Staatsamalt Ibomplpn mad)t be
FAINT, Dob Die &riminalfalle ilu So
mtartermin am 81. Salll1ar perban-
0elt meroen. Iieles Mal meroe1r mi,
lpenige Ialle sur 8erbanblllng fom.
men. Die @eidpporenen liao bercits
@ge5ogelt morbel1.
Ias Sabresba1fett Der Sri-Gitr
Malulfactllrers Mlloeiatipu fi1toet ON
fommenoen 3ienstag Mbeno I'M @ar.
rper @otel ltatt. "a sic meiltell Sc
jddftslelltc ser 3rei 5t1bte OIL oel
3lliamenflnft tbeilne6men, merber
mebrere Der belten &ebner lmtcr oel
1@elddftsiel1ten M%ulprad,en haltcn
SEER @illim Wltterportlp boz, 0ap
line lit Hraitoent Ser Gereiniginn.
nno 5crr @ulter &olenfielo iitIoait
meilter 6ei Ser 5eier.
Gonn,tp : Sllperintenoentilt Sri
Sou &arris balt iidl gegenipartig il
Monn1outb cuff, no iie Gfeil nimm
alt Der DISCRIMINATING Scr &reis
RSdptll llperinte0entel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-15
9cmpfratiidc @pnfcrcns.

Cine &onicrens Der Gemofrate1t
ocs saueitcn aongreb6e5irfs miro
.biermit allr Taeung I'M &otel Ga-
bellport in Davenport, ollf 9icnstag,
Sen %. Sanl1ar 1916 INN 9 ll6r
gtad)mittags eilberufen.
Die Graii0enten- g rinlarpabl miro
ont 10. Mpril itattfinoct u,o 9clc=
gaten uilo Stcapertreter miillell hire
Nctitionen binterlegen llInp. nno in
ser Grmiarnabl crtpablt mer0en.
Gle Srga1iiation oes Soma Sc
ntocratic Club III oielcm aor,greBbe=
airf lolltc alld) in 0iel er 9erlamme
lllllg noaeltoct weroen. sllld sic
moglid)cn &anoioatcl fir Telegaten
sur Mtationalfpnbcntion IN ct. Souls
wcroen notwithstanding in oieier aon-
fercn5 belprod )en merben.
Giele olberc Mngelceengciten ncr.
Den mabrideinli6 IN Ser 8onferen5
sur Sprad)e fonrnlel1.
SEER Marld, Miitglieo oes oenlo=
fratlid)en Nationalfomitcs, &oriiter
MeDnolos bonn Observation-Disclosures ts
fpmite nltb SEER Mereoitb, Gertreter
0cs Sonia Democratic Glub lpcrocn
Ser &onferen5 beimpbncn.
gs merben feinc Spe5ial-ginla-
buneelt al,sgelanot aperben, aber je-
Der Iemofrat oes 5%ipeitcn ao,lgrcB=
be5irfs tit biermit sur Sbcilnabme
at Der &ot,ferel5. eingela0el. I.
Die Gountpooriieer uno sic 9re=
cillct Observation-Disclosures iii1o at oielcr
gall5 belon0ers eingelaben.
Wfoglid)ermeiie 1peroen 9eomi,1atio-
llcn belprod)en mer0er1.
Mllf Mnoronlr1g oes Stoats=Gell=
tralzaomites
Mn9nlt q. M~alluft
Mitglieo oes Staats= Gentralfomites
fir BEN olueiten &ongrebbeairf.
Jn Der Nape lelnel W o q.
hung in 9acomabn @ai6, lpurbs VI.
5. @tenbsr BON orei Wesclogern al1s
%sefallen uno nm $3.50 in @olo, sic
CT NIT ltd fiibrte, bsroubt. @tnnoer
laar NIT Der @lettrii @en bon be1 ulfz
teren @taot setpmmcn, uno NIT i6m
terlieB elm Mann oeli Magen, Sen CT
jeoo9 unbeadtet lieb. Dieter Mann
slng bi9t binter i1m bis gu elmer
lhattigen 5te1e in Der Nabe Ieines
6auies, .lpo 5pei anoere BON Der
Settle Ger Strabe fommenoe Mdnz
mel iid linn anidlo1en uno alIe bret
1lh auf @tal1ben 1tiiraten, i'm nieber=
ldlusen unO beraubten. 9ie Jrall
oes @tanoer. ipel6e ii@ auf Den,
Meae our Staot befanb, mar i6rem
Manne. nls bieler ben 5trabenbabnz
pasen perlieB, besesnet uno batte nit
iGm geipro6en. Sic iab balo Daraui
6eim l1mmenben Oen Raubanfal aui
ibren Mann unb pie bic Nduber alli
tire 9ilferufe oaponliefen. 5tanoe,
puroe %moblbabeno our9 Minenipe:
tulationen in Mlasta uno 1T 8efibel
zines 9otels in Seattle, ipobnt abe,
= wsIe1nertn Mugspur!
tattgefunbenen 9inbenburg : 5amm
lung murbe bon e:nem armen Wai
ientinb, Der 94ilerin 8lara @0r
NOM (itdbt. Mrmenpflege). Elm &u
bert, inboltli9 Elm &oientron5 mi
Mepailon nebft Den @%riparnihen Dbl
Is Bfennig, ~absese6en. gs par dies
tnna hna Gins hn4to
The day book., 1916-01-10

day, six days week and pays Is
cents an hour. Their factory help
averages $6 weekly.
The recent garment strike speaks
for itself in the way of big-hearted-
ness from the clothing hogs.
One of the largest wholesale drug
houses west of New York recently
cut their employees wages 25 per
cent And 1 could name a hundred
and one others. The bigger the men
the bigger the hearts. Poor Allen
SteVen.-Barney l. Kohn, 1444 Gen.
tral. Park AV.
The day book., 1916-01-10
THE PUBLIC FORUM
LAWYER ANSWERS MARGARET

"A quasi criminal action can be
maintained against the saloonkeeper
If your case fits Section 6, Jones &
.Addington Statutes Annotated, Vol
& Under the Dram Shep act, page
2s527, chapter 43:
Whoever by himself or his agent
zor servant shall sell or give mtOM-
eating liquor to any minor, without
the written order of his parent,
guardian or family physician, or to
any person intoxicated or who is in
the habit of getting intoxicated, shah
for each offense be fined not less
than $40, nor more than $foe, or i'm
prisoned IN the county jail, not less
than ten days, nor more than thirty
days, or both, according to the Ra-
t4re OF the ofBenSe"
Consult states attorney or advice
can be obtained from the Legal Aid
society.-La~yer.
The day book., 1916-01-10
BIG HEARTS2 i

BIG HEARTS2 - The bigger the
man the bigger the heart
Marshall Field hires girls at SIS a
week and pledges them to keep their
wages secret
Sears -Roebuck hires help from
$3.50 to $6 a week, but we rode in
their freight trucks for two days,
packed like sardines.
Anybody applying at the Chicago
Railway Co. for position as motor
man or conductor after being hired
must work three years before he gets
a living wage. The Crane Co. keeps
a certain per cent of their employees
pay, then gives them a Christmas
present
The Chicago Telephone Co. adver-
tises every day for operators to start
at $3.50 week, but they have rest
room.
The Western Electric Co. employs
foreign labor and the foreign labor
motto is: six days, six dollars"
The N. K. Fairbank Co., one of the
largest soap companies in the world,
employs truckers, wheeling from 400
to 600 pounds to a load, ten + a,