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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23

NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND NJ SITS.
Seyen-room and bath brick; sleeping porch
JOHN quinn CO.. NC.
704 18th NV. Main l35.
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FOR sALEIFURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished; IL rooms; bath: sleeping porches:
every room; hot-air heat; located in heart
Of city; within minutes walk of car lines;
immediate possession. Address Box 102-P.
Star ONCE. 24s
TAKOMA PARK. MD. = DESIRABLE COT
taGe. eight rooms. bath; slate roof. etc. AR
THUR r. COLBURN, Attorney. sos st. NV. .
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY FOR CLIENT.
Groom and bath house; best section Columbia
Heights; terms. Address Box 51-P. Star Office
Three story. 1or.. 2 baths; hot-water heat.
rage in perfect Condition. exclusive neishbcr
'''' S sIiss r eth AS6 ALLISON fl1s NV.
porch front; lot 25x14o It. to alley; price.
7o4 1st6 NV. Main AS.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Owner must sell this practically new, de.
tached house. Z rs; INV. h.: cleo; hardwood
floors; open fireplace: porches: lot facing two
streets. with garage: 5000. terms. N. 6185.
FOR SALE.
RESPONSIBLE COLORED PURCHASERS
Price. $3.750-Near 7th and Ga. ave.; s.
room and bath home; front and rear yards;
colonial front porch; excellent condition Easy
terms and monthly payment; only $500 cash.
Price, IS. O0O-6-room and bath home; on O
st. near 14th: brick garage in rear. The To-
cation Of this property is ideal; only $500
cash.
E. n. TAGGART. R. W. BEALL,
1890 New York ave.
Main $500.
MR.. KELLAMs or MR.. TURNER
Nights. Col. 9496. Nights. Col. 1905
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-wIs. AVE EXT.
opposite Edgemoor; So to cars; attractive
we'll. motor: corner, iao1i3o; garage: lowers
shrubbery. garden; 81. 600; terms. Must be seen
to be appreciated: Phone OWNER. N: 6s9s.
500 BLOCK COLUMBIA ROAD; MODERN;
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; cleo: lights;
;so So .0' c.i owner. North soS s "a:
1898 18th ST. N.W.-VACANT; 6 ROOMS,
s.. $50; $500 cash required Apply 1901
Kenyon st. NV. "a
In all sections with every modern convenience.
very best new houses in Washington. which Is
at your disposal. We can find Just what you
want with least trouble and time.
JOHN A. PETTY,
1923 New York ave. Main 5127
FOR sALEICOL0RED.
! We have a nice little home on lamont Ut.
NV; 5 rooms and bath; price. s2.950; reason
Here Is an opportunity to secure 4 home in
| the northwest. containing rooms and bath.
furnace heat; price. $3.50. Reasonable terms.
| bath; with front porch; large yards. Price,
So. $50. Reasonable terms.
l. Near 18th and W sts NV; rooms. Price.
! 81. $50. Reasonable terms
New. rooms and bath; front and rear
porches; hot-water heat; electric lights; ON
Kenyon st. NV. Price. $6,s5O. Reasonable
terms.
| modern Groom and bath corner house In a
good section Of the northwest. Price. $1,000.
| 6. 4. KITE. JR.. Agent for Owner
1 Phone Main 1915. 1888 G ST. NV.
| CHEVY CHASE, d. C-37Os INGOMAR ST
colonial house; Or. baths servants
| toilet open fireplace cement porches; slate
] roof SIS, 100; open for inspection. F. SON
| SEMANN, owner and builder. 2Ss
| MODERN GROOM HOUSE: H.-W.H., GAS,
| cleo. laundry tubs; front and rear porches
room for garage; all screened. Phone Col.
! 1903 24s
DELIGHTFUL HOME OF 10 ROOMS
and two baths. located on at. close
to Dupont Circle; open freplaces:
1 buffers pantry and servants room:
F, in excellent repair; the owner 10 offer
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ONLY $500 CASH.
Near 9th and me-; beautiful bay-wfndox
brick home, with hot-water heat; room for "a.
rage. See me at once in regard to this bar.
gain.
O. y. wARING, 4
ga Bond building. 14th and New ID ave.
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FOB SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
TAKOMA PARK

TAKOMA PARK.
OVER QUARTER ACRE
No greater value offered in a home for the
price; immediate possession; furnished or I'M
furnished; large rooms; 18th ST.; Capitol
Traction line; new; just completed; one Of
the most modern and attractive homes In this
desirable suburb; built by owner for a home
and could not be duplicated for one third
more; four bedrooms; each with lavatory;
very large Closets large tiled bathroom: in
closed sleeping porch breakfast porch; an
abundance Of fruit; shade and shrubbery. II
you would like to see one Of the most at
tractive homes offered for sale today let US
show you this one.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 49, EyeninRs n. l026J.
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Price, IS. O00-NORTHEAsT. Near Sd and F
sts. most complete semi de tn ched
home Of colonial type. having hotwater
heat, electric lights. three rear porches;
very large yard and a garage. The
owner will give prompt possession.
Price, IS. 100 - BL0OMISGDALE. Conven-
iently located and a mighty attractive
little home that 10 In frst-class condi-
ton throughout. 1t contains six rooms
and bath, heated by furnace lighted by
gas and occupied by the owner who will
accept easy terms.
Price, $11 .25o--NEAR BUREAU OF STAND
ARDS. On a high elevation We have a
brand-new detached corner house. 1t IL
very well built and contains all the latest
improvements. 1t Is situated on a lot
20 IT. front and affords an excellent
view Of the surrounding country. The
terms OF sale will appeal to most any
one.
Price, $8.5OO-NEAR IOWA CIRCLE. very
low priced house having twelve rooms
and bath. with a good-sized yard to an
alley In the rear. and inspection may be
made at any time. This Is very we'll
located for roomrenting purposes, and
easy terms will be made
'DLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MODERN sROOM HOUSE. GARAGE. FIN
ished street, near Rockville electric cars;
white location; one acre., all fenced, near
Bethesda. Montgomery county. Md. Address
Box 244-P. Star once.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE NEAR 18th
and Q SITS. NV; rents *l,soo per year;
will trade for residence or vacant land. A. H.
RYAN, 1915 F st. NV. Room 20. Main 1919
APARTMENT HOUSE; RENT. $4,000 PER
annum: trust only 500. 700; want ground or
small houses c. T. RICHARDSON. "a Home
Life building.
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CHEVY CHASE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No improvements required in this ultra
modern home. and 1t will interest any home
seeker who is looking for a most desirable
location. distinction and excellent value. 8
rooms; baths; bedrooms; large living
room. with fireplace: parlor: sleeping
porch; maids room: large porches; one of the
most attractive moderate priced homes. with
every exclusive feature in this select suburb.
Beautiful grounds. with shade and shrubbery :;
garage; only quarter block en- Conn. ave.
Very easy terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 49, EVENINGS n 1n26-I.
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$s.oOO-12s2 LINDEN ST. NE-sIx ROOMS
and bath: good repair; nice neighborhood; pos.
May l. GEO. N. GRIFFIN. Care r. 8. Roy.
ster Guano Co., Baltimore, Md. my0s
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look THIS ONE OVER-WE HAVE FOR IN
mediate sale one Of the best small investment
propositions In Washington. You can occupy
B rooms yourself and collect Sl65 per month
in rents from the other roomers and garage;
property 10 In good condition; downtown sec
tton; We can offer you this property for the
eext few days At 5000 ON convenient terms
1nvestigate at once.
- Il. RYAN. Kellogg Bldg, Room 20.
1416 T Ut. Phone Main 7549.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

ONLY $3.50 CASH; $50 MONTH; BEST TWO
family nat In the Bloomingdale section; deep
lot to alley; room for double garage. Act
quick TO get this. Address Box 2S1-M. SUI
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TO SELL. A GOOD BARGAIN IN A BEAUTI-
full Groom house in best section Of Petworth;
h.w.h.: elec. lights; hardwood floors: win
dows all screened: large sleeping porches; big
lot; am leaving city. will sell cheap. Address
BOX SIP, Star ONCE 23s
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OWNER OF BUNGALOW

OW N EN- VT ID ON1ALo"
Wants to sell equity Of s.. 500: rooms. bath.
attic cement basement. h.-w. h.. gas, electric
inv: large yard; cement porch; garage; 20 min.
to Treasury; n 50. to cars; terms. 1924 44th
st. NV. West 1894. 20
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
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VACANT.
WEST RIVERDALE.

MT. RAINIER. MD.-THE oNE-FARE ZONE.
For suburban property and building lots see
f. Fl. SHINN. the Real Estate dealer. 1911
Gath ST.. Mt Rainier, Md. Phone Hyattsville
exchange 1861.
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ST. N.E.-HX LARGE
:, back yard 10 feet deep.
garage; 8 squares from
lines; $500 cash. pal
to OWNER, 2l9 9th st.
agents. ~
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MODERN GROOM HOUSE: H.-W.H., GAS
cleo. laundry tubs; front and rear porches
room for garage; all screened. Phone Col
1903. 93s
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% 9th ct. n.e.-A six-room and
1eth house with good lot to alley.
Terms $500 cash. balance 80 per
Aeath. including interest and
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FOR SALE-21 9th
rooms. bath and pantry
paved alley. room for
lincoln Park: 3 car
aHes !. terms. Apply
Ne, after 4 Pm; no /,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09

MExlCo CITY. July es--Al inter,
Vals since the taking over Of thc
government by the De faciu admins.
lraiion, the newspapers OF The capt
lal have published reports ni -pana.
mas discovered In The federal de-.
parlmcnls. panama" ls The char.
liable Journalistic term Tor dtfalca.
tion. Few of these ~pannmss" a.
,rlbulcd TO CarranEa officials run
under seven figures.
Funds FROM the national railways
are declared 10 have been used Tor
propaganda. IN support Of the candl.
dncy OF Ygnacio Bonillas for the
presidency. None OF the papers.
however. has mentioned who might
have prOfiied from the proceeds ni
the alleged frauds IN retiring and
burning deprecated paper currency.
The latest Panama. reported to
have been discovered IN the truas-
ury department. - estimated 10 IN.
vulve from Q inAliQn pesos up. and
10 have resulted from an issue OF
revenue stamps IN 1915.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
Pension Checks VIII Not.
Now Require lndOTsem't.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July g.
Witnesses OF the Endorsement OF
pension checks will not be required
Ia the future. except where pension.
ers sign by mark. according 10 an
announcement by the pension hu.
rcau. Four times a year, the 100000
pesiOners now on the government
rolls have been required 10 have two
persons sign the checks as Witnesses
Of the Endorsement procacdine
that required the quarterly collec.
ton Of more than six million sig-
halnres.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
Boston and Suburbs
Has 100000 People

BOSTON Mass. July "A com.
pilaiion ~ 1870 census returns GOV.
rring what is generally known a.
Greater Boston shows the popula.
ton Of Boston and its surburbs has
now reached almost exactly 1900.
600. Unlike most of the largest cities
of the country, Boston has annexed
very little Of the territory immcdi.
aiely adjoining. and has a totai area
Of only l7B square miles. as com.
pared with 2s7 square miles In
Greater New York.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
$lOO Mex. Money for
Copy Of Newspaper
IN AssnrIaled prrss. !

NO6ALES Ariz.. July 0.-News.
boys here think nothing Of getting
500 In Mexican currency issued by
Carranza for a copy Of the regular
edition Of the evening newspaper
They langlidly settle arguments and
wagers with 1900 bets IN banknoles.
NeWshOys have their pockets stuffed
with the crisp paper money and
throw Il about like overnight mil
liOnaires
The notes are a part Of the billion
Carranza issued In paper money and
then rcpudiaied.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
POLICE PREVENT CRIME m
PARTNERS or THE NIGHT

Motion picture producers have
long tried 10 buy the screen rights
Of Leroy Scoits novels. hut he has
held back until the Eminent Authors
Company gave him the scope Ia pro
duce Partners Of the Night. accord.
ing 10 his own high standards Of
story telling art. The result h a
phoiodrama which steps along at
lively pace. u Is said.
Only one policeman In Leroy
Srotts novels l. a cruok. Scott be-.
lieycs the police perform a very Inn.
porlant function la American life
and their job h to save human lives
by preventing men aud women from
becoming criminals.
The beautiful Mary hegan, daugh.
ter Of the sO.called aristocracy of
crime. has attracted the eye Of Brad.
ley. and he says. ~She's goi the
makings OF the cleyerrst con woman
in New York. and we'll sure make
her that" Educated in France and
acquainted with a group Of Ameri'
can swindlers In Paris. she Is sailing
for New Work when the picture Is
flashed on the screen. On shiphoard
the young hero detective, Clifford,
meets Mary Regan and he follows
her through The whirling night life
OF New York's great hotels. THIS
trail leads from police headquarters
10 Riverside Drive. to roof gardens
and ganbliiss houses and the great
hotels.
IA he in love with a thief and The
cleverest .~con" woman Ia New
York; clifford doesn't know--buI
he believes in her. and 40 does ths
police commissions.
Leroy Scott Is a social dramatisl
with a conscience and a clever way
% clinching every situation 81 as q
win the sympathy ~ his audience
for his characters. fuu Will llv'
with them through The unfolding ol
-pariners Of the Night ai the Co
lnmbus iheater tonight.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
GOTTA WHITE soMErIIN.

Our esteemed contemporary says
he hasn't the space 10 devote 10
auarrcling about county printing,
besides. he says. the public isn't In
lcrcsted IN Il. E'nnv he didn't think
Of thai beforc. when he filled his
front page with bitter raving against
the rest Of the Luna county press.
Has he got "cold feet" cant he
'arTufy- or has some kind friend
slipped Il b him that be makes such
. poor showing that II would b. just
as well 10 edge out Of the scuffleg
The Graphic will say that most any
thing will livcn up that somnolent
raDlitical dope edited by the national
Democratic central committee. We
ccrtaid'y expected that. since the
Hcadlight editor had gone 10 the big
convention. he would send in a few
live comments. But perhaps he was
l,u busy attending caucuses and
being interviewed by prospective
candidates seeking his powerful po
ltcal influence. 10 find the Time IA
write. a. most editors would feel u
a privilege 10 write. for their home
.uNn newspaper.
u won't affect the Graphic one
wav OF another whether or not the
liradliEhi continues 10 enjoy the
privilege Of the county patronage
The Graphic had iis little laugh
when the Headlight trotied out the
goat" that wasn't ~ very hard "a
~grt after all
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09

for the first year after the arms.
iicr. and Ia four billions thereafter:
and there the total is left undimih.
ished by our political adversaries.
Two years after armislicc day a
Republican Congress proyides for
expending the stupcndous sum Of
60. iO3, ,30O.327.
Affecting great paper economies
by reducing departmental estimates
Of sums which would not have been
spent In any event and by reducing
formal appropriations. the Repub-
llcan statement Of expenditures
omits the pregnant fact that Con.
gress authorized the use OF one and
a half billion dollars In the hands
Of various departments aud bu.
reaus, which otherwise would have
been covered into the treasury. and
which should be added 10 the Re-.
publican total of-expenditures.
High Cost Of Living.
The high cost OF living and the
depreciation Of bond values In this
country are primarily due 10 war
Itself, 10 the necessary governmental
expenditures for the destructive
purposes Of war. 10 private exirava.
gnnces, to the world shortage Of cap
ital. 10 the initiation Of foreign eur.
rency and credits. and. In large de
gree. 10 conscienceless profileering.
The Republican party is responsi.
bile for the failure tO restore peaee
aud peace conditions In Europe.
which Is a principal cause Of post.
armistice Imitation the world over.
Il has denied the demand OF the
President for necessary legislation
10 deal with secondary and local
causes. The sound policies pursued
by the treasury and the federal re.
serve system have limited IN this
country. though fkoy could not pre-
vent the Initiation which was world
wide. Elected upon specific PROM,
ises 10 curiaii public expenditures
and 10 bring the country hack. 10 a
status of effective economy, the Re
publican party j. Congress wasted
Time and enerFy for more than a
year In VAIN and exiravagani inyesli.
gull0ns. resting the taxpayers great
sums 81 money. while revealing
nothing beyond the incnpacily OF
Republican politicians 10 cope Awiill
the problems Demand that The
President from his place at the
peace table. call the Congress into
extraordinary session for imperative
purposes of readiuslinent lhe Con
nress when convened spent thirteen
months IN partisan pursuits failing
10 repeal q single war statute which
hnrassed business or lo initiate a
single constructive measure 70 help
business. u busted Itself making a
preeleciion record Of pretended
thrift. having not one particle oi
1 substantial existence In fact II
ragged against Droiiteers and the
high cost Of living without eneciine
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09

q single statute 10 make the former
afraid or doing single act to bring
the latter within limitations.
The simple truth IL that the high
cost of living can only be remedied
by increased production. strict gov.
ornamental economy and a RELENTLESS
pursuit OF those who take advantage
Of post war conditions and are de.
msnding and receiving outrageous
profits.
We pledge the Democratic party
10 a policy of strict economy IN gov.
crnmeni expenditures and To the on.
actmcnl aud enforcement af such
legislation as may be- required to
bring profileers before the bar Of
criminal justice.
Part III, dealing with The Tariff,
Budget senate Rules. Agricultural
Interests. and Labor and Industry.
will appear in tomorrvw's issue Of
The Courierl
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Daily Courier, 75c per month.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
Rssdy-Mads Cigarettes
Barred From U. S. Preserves

MlSSOuLA Mont. July g.-The
ready made cigarette Is banned and
those who desire may smoke only
the "makin's' in the national forest
near here this year This is the
ruling which the Forest Service
headquarters Of District No. I. lo.
Gated here. has sent out 10 all forest
workers. II Is conlended that the
long burning butt" NJ a manufar.
tured cigarette "A marked fire
hazard, while the smokes Of those
who "roll their own" are not.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
PEcOs cAT1fEBfAN ON A
RAMPAGE IN III PAsO

Ell pASO. Texas, July IA minia.
lure riot was put on AZ the Paso del
N0rie q few nights ago by +. l.,
Reynolds. wealthy pecos eaitlemanl
according 10 reports 10 police head
quarters. Reynolds is said TO hav'
thrown chairs about his room and
the corridor. 10 have broken out the
window in his room and then "a
have thrown a chair out the win
dow. This chair narrowly missed
hitting 4 small child several floors
below. according 70 lhe report
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
Preparing First Call For
Meeting Of League Of Nations
Nh AssoclnIed llress.

WASHINGTON. d. C., July 0.,-The
call 10 be issued by President Wilson
for the first meeting Of the assem-.
bly, Of the League Of Nations IN No.
vember Is now Ia course of prepare.
ton. Il was said al the State Depart
mcnt today.
u is Understood the meeting will
be held IN Geneva. Switzerland. or
Ia Brussels, Belgium.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09

The rollers Of n sectional roller
for farming operations that has been
constructed al the Colorado Agricul.
iural College were cast from con.
crete In. thin metal rims.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
ANTHdAPANEcsE SENATOR
WILL SEEK REELECTION

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July o.
Announcement that papers placing
him In nomination 60 succeed him.
self were being prepared was made
for United States Senator James II.
phelan by his secretary here. Sena.
tor Phelan Is Democrat and ac-
tive In aniiJapanese circles.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09
ALWAYS READs DAHY couRiEh


Douglas. AriK.. July 3.
To The Columbus Daily Courier;
Dear sirs--i always hase been a
reader Of The Daily C0urirF. 4 -
like getting a letter from home. In
regard 10 the Valley oil wcll.'I have
~ much fallh IN Il ~ has G. y
na.ffln, and hope ! shall soon read
lhc eood news Ia your paper. m
closed find $3.50 for ak months sun
stripfion. Yours truly,
n. T.. BARnEN0E
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09

o6vernment experts invesitaiing
rurnnrs Of extensive deposits ot iron
~ Ia northeastern Austrails have
rcnafiad al least "a million tons ~
elehl ab11e sea level of exceptional
Qlalily
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-09

Daily Courier, 7Sc per month.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-24

MINER WANT ADDS. BRING
 RESULTS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-24
CHURCHES TO AID LONELY
 SHEEP SNEAKERS OF WEST

The bleat of the sheep on the back. bone of the continent calls men to the mountains. On high uplands from the Canadian border to Mexico, in lonely and inaccessible places, one of the most romantic examples of the coun. try's migrant worker-the sheep shear er-plies his trade.
 Unheard of though Ihe Is to thou. sands of his fellow workers, 1t was for him that the immigration regulations of three countries-Canada, the United States and Mexico-were modified dur. ing the war. This permitted freedom of movement to many hundreds of this strange craft, and the means of em. ployment to thousands in factories and stores.
 Yet, for all his importance in the ranks of the nations great Marching Army of the Employed, what sort of life does this man lead? The migrant fruit packer, or wheat harvester, or farmland, or lumberman often roams Inland through cities and the congest. sd spots of civilization. But the sheep shearer, by the nature of his trade, is out of from such influences.
 Through a survey of the nations mi grant labor now being made by the Interchurch World Movement, it is sug- gested that for men of this class relief may be afforded through churches in outlying districts. For social and other purposes these men. with proper CO., operation by church bodies, could make use of many of the facilities without which they are doomed to a life of isolation.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-24
TO RAISE $l50,oOO
 FOR CH|LDREN'S HOME

The Board of Managers and Trus- tees of the Children's Home and Hos pital of New Mexico, have launched campaign for fund of $15O,OO0 the balance needed to be raised of two hundred thousand dollar fund for the purpose of providing an adequate Chil- dren's Charity Hospital for the south west region.
 Organizations are being perfected in each county, and it is hoped that every individual will have opportunity and will willingly give a free will con- tribution for the raising of this fund.
 The Hospital will be free to the lit- tie children whose parents, or those who have them in charge, are unable to give them proper hospital care for the purpose of relieving and curing them of their crippled or deformed conditions. 7
 O. The chairman of this campaign is J. VAN HOUTEN, who is acting for the Board of Trustees, and who will name county and district chairman in every county and school district of the region covered by this Hospital Asso- citation.
 THE FUND WILL BE DEPOS- TIED TO THE ORDER OF AND EX- PENDED ONLY ON THE ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Should the short time which is giv- en to conduct this campaign make it impossible to organize your county, and no member of Subscription Fund Committee call on you, the Board hop es that you will voluntarily send your