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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
EXPECT HARDING TO GIVE
MEXICO ANOTHER CHANCE

continued From First l'agc.I
but viii icav. early iomorrow morn
Ing. aud is expected 10 reach Miami
Saturday morning
Eludinr a crowd that gathered a.
tn" docks Of the winter rcsor, hotels
here. Mr.. Harding ven, ashore carly
IN the afternoon at tho cottage az
Joseph Ritter. "A friend of Henry T..
Fletcher. who IS "a member OF the
virtoria's vacation party. After a
private luncheon ,i,.r. n. p,ay.d
eighteen holes Of :;oi, AZ tho coun-
trv club and ,ar,crgnrd was a rn.s,
a, dinner a, the F:vers!ad.s club.
which IS a part Of the Palm Beach
winter colony.
Plans for an official reception to
;hc rr.sidc.it-c!rct were abandon.d
when his personal REPRESENTATIVES
told officials %! Tho reception com
m!ttce that he wanted no formali,ics
20 attend his visit here and during
mos, Of tho day n. manager 20 es.
cape The crowds which gathered
along tho waterfront.
Miami tccrp,ion Informal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
CUT|CURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
On Chin, Forehead, Neck and Back.
Itching Terrible. Face Disfgured.

My trouble began as blackheads
and pimples breaking out on my chin
and forehead, then on my neck and
back. They varied in size. some be-
ing soft and festered. and others just
hard. red. sore bumps. The itching
was terrible and my face was very
much dishgured.
" sent for free sample OF Cu,i-
cura Soapand Ointment. purchased
moreandwhen had used FIVE cal Of
Cuticura Soap and five boxes of Cu,i-
cura Ointment was completely
healed" (Signed) c. p. Tat, cog
Adams ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum promote and maintain skin
purity, eiin con,for, and skin health
often when all else fails.
sImpls EIeAFrtetJ Hsu. A1irc,s: "cautnIl Lab
o;A,"T!.s. b'p:. h, Htla,nt1 Esn" Sold cy.ry-
whtT-. 3ehr a1'. Ointment - n:,! 80. ajcIns &c
w. Cutieura Soap shAv-s with OIL; rnnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

material ana not Tor the benefit of
any political patty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
VIRGINIA PROGRAM
CAN BE COMPLETED
WITHIN SIX YEARS

CONTINUED From Firs, Jar,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Peaches, Canned, SOC

Extra selected. large. luscious
ciings; tree ripe; every piece
uniform. Regularly sold at soc.
Friday and Saturday.
Pears.
Muscatcl Grapes.
Green Gage
White Cherries.
Pineapple, sliced.
Apricots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Tea, 8 lbs, S1.OO
StcrnO Stove, SOC

, Consists OF boiler with /
handle. collapsible stand
heat. Regularly Use.
Friday and Saturday.
Baby MILK Warmer, $1.o5.
Curling Iron Heater. 2Jc.
Sad Iron, S1.00.
kitcherette, S1.5O.
Toastcr Set, 75c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

selected, fresh, sugar-cured.
bone!ess and rindless; real deli
cate havor. We are offering this
Friday and Saturday.
Beef. sliced. jars, lie.
Vienna Sausage. canned, lie.
For your special occasions we offer
canned. ready without trouble:
Chicken King, SOC.
Welsh Rarebit, zoe.
Lobster, 25c-5Oc.
Shrimp. 35c-t5c.
Tuna Fish, 2ic-.t5c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Peas, 34c

4 delicious delicate flavor
teensy. tiny early peas. Frida
and Saturday.
Creole Dinner. i2c.
Okra and Tomatoes, 15c.
Sliced Tomatoes. SIC.
(For Frying)
Corn on Cob, 4Oc.
Asparagus Tips. 4ic-
Succotash, 22c.
Little Butterbeana, zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
FORCE AMERICAN
LABOR FROM JOB
Local Contractors Accused
OF Cutting Wage Rate

That Seattle contractors are
forcing American wofkmen out
Of Jobs by paying them star
walton wages was the charge
preferred Friday before the
board Of public works BY Z. Y.
Keeling, representing United
states citizens working ON the
w. Massachusetts 1t. sewer
project.
Keeling declared that since the
board passed its ruling providing
that only registered voters should
be employed on local Improvement
contracts, contractors are forcing
the men to work for wages far be-
low the existing scale.
Charles Case, superintendent Of
streets. stated that the show cause
order obtained Thursday by Sc
attle contractor against the enforce
mcnt Of the board order against EN-
pIoying aliens prevented the board
from taking any action at this
time.
Keeling pointed out that the city
charter provides that men on pub
lie contract should be paid at the
same rate as isporers working for
the city.
on the sewer job on which he
was working. he assorted. the men
received only $3.50 day. while the
same scale paid by the. city called
for $3.50.
The show cause order Will be
fought out In superior court next
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
|)ObLESS VETS
IN BAD PLIGHT

rnemploymcnt conditions for
y ex~ervicr men are worSc In Sc
. attic todsy than they wcrc last
January.
Fifteen hundred men arv applying
| for 3oba---any kind--daiiy at the
American Legion employment office
in the basement OF the Stuart build
ing.
Ffry new faces show up in the
line every week.
Each digit OF these figures repre-
senta aome man In distress. often
times n wholcsfamily. an tho result OF
his war experience.
This WAS the report Friday by
George saizman. chairman OF the
American Legion employment com
mittee OF the whole.
.For weeks" said Saixman. ~we
have been paying the expenses OF op-
Grating our employment bureau with
the money The Star raised for us by
the Hom.ly Man contest
when Saturday comes and we
have paid our secretary his salary
for the week, wen be broke.
InAt why WfT klNlnk uaHr'
-ht the Arrnory Saturday night the
American Legion employment dance.
to raise more money.
understand. out OF our so-caiied
employment fund comes the money
We extend to ex-servicc men for tenn
porary relief. furnishing some man
with a bed for a night or buying him
square meal. and thatN sort OF
thing. The expense Of running our
employment office is small. We
have placed men in 500 permanent
and temporary jobs since June Is. al
cost OF 30 cents job. That figure
includes office rent, pay OF secretary.
money spent giving temporary relief
and other incidental expenses"
Salzman denied the statement OF
Philip Tworoger. who, Thursday,
speaking for the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars. announced that the names OF
individuals and firms employing
Japs were TO be made public.
1--WE don't care to do that" said
Salzman. I'VE think we can educate
people TO understand that American
ex soldiers should be given prefer
ence over Japs.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
MURDERS GIRL;
WOUNDS FAMILY
Ex-ConviCt Found Dead Is
Blamed

PErALUMA. Cal Aug. ls.--
Evelyn Grant. age II. WAS MUIR
dered. and her younger sister. her
grandmother and her father wound
Cd carly today by man who
broke into the Grant home hero
during the night.
Later the body Of Charles Hoffer.
an ex>spnvict. believed to have been
the assailant, was found. He bad
killed himself.
The ARTS body had been brutaily
mutilated.
Feeling was running high this
morning and threats to burn Hof-
fcr's body were made.
According to the account Of the
murder pieccd together by author
tiles, a man believed to have been
Hoffer broke into the Grant home
last night and first choked and
then cut the throat of Evelyn
Grant. after which he mutilated her
body.
He then went to an adjoining
room. where Mrs. j. Grant. Evelyn's
grandmother. aged 10 and Evelyn's
younger sister. Leona, were sleep
ing. He struck them on the head
with a hatchet.
Next he entered the room where
the father John Grant was sleeping
and struck him with the same
weapon
Mrs. Grant and John Grant arc
not expected TO live.
Grant. shortly after daylight. re-
gained consciousness and was able
TO call help. Police followed
trail OF blood for four miles. At
the end OF II they found Hoffer's
dead body. throat and wrists cut.
Hoffer is a convict on parole
from Folsom state penitentiary. He
was sentenced five years ago from
Sonoma county for statutory
crime.
few months ago he was par
oiled and came to Petaltuma, where
he recently was arrested on a
charge OF having attempted to as
sault Evelyn Grant. the girl he
killed last night.
He was to have been arraicned
on the charge of attempted Assault
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
People
SAVED
BILLION
Chairman Of Ship
Board Agrees to
Radical Change
in Policy

Ue<we~ spe<xaa nnvs.slgniss fsx the
Cerar~.~ssnai lnvmtignsing Cemaisses
ss shippsss Bard 0pessttsas)
WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.
-One billion dollars Of the
peoples money saved!
The fight to put common
sense business methods into
the shipping board--in which
fight The Seattle Star can
fairly claim a share--is be-
ginning to meet with success.
confronsed BY the sensas commit
tee with indlspusabIe figures. fur.
nlshed 10 the committee by star
representative. Chairman Lasker OF
the shipping board has been com.
PEELED to agree that the only SILVA
ton for the governments shipping
interests Hes m tho adoption OF tbe
bare boat charter b.. ia
He announced today that the
change 10 this basis would b made.
This means q saving to the gov.
eminent of billion dollars.
The saving win be realized In re.
turns from rentals OF ships and the
cessation Of operating losses hither.
10 borne BY the shipping board.
Aitho somc months win be re.
quired to make the change. Il will
mean within a year that the force
Of shipping board employees now
numbering thousands. costing SEQ.
100000 a year. win be reduced three
four1hs.
Laxker's action marks the first
step taken by the shipping board to
carry out the Jones Law to place the
fleet under private ownership and
management under conditions which
viii insure operation.
Ono hundrrd and twenty-five
companies now 0persting under
the ccstpius Operating sgree
nscnt under which the govern
meut takes all losses while op-
crxt0rs make profits from .
Eross percentage of outward and
inward bound csrgoes. will be A.
fccted by the change
The new arrangement means sal
vation for the 40 companies which
were early purchasers OF shipping
board tonnage at high prices. an the
bare boat rental basis eausiizcs com.
petition between privately owned
tonnage and government boats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
AUTHOR
OF PLOT
SECRET
Hired Assassin
Says His Pals
Double : Crossed
Him; Money Paid

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug.
19.-Samuel r. Harris, 20, of
New York, in a sensational
copyrighted statement pub
lished by the Kansas City
Post. declared he had been
hired to assassinate Mrs. Fiji
Potter Stillman.
He said he did not know
who was back Of the pro-
posed murder.
Hrris- who was arrested here To
day. said he with four companions
was employed 70 do che killing.
Before making mis- staasmont
Harris said
Fl IN hidln esut h>st. NJ pals
have deublecressed ue-lT tel
the truth.
II do not know who was back
Of the proposed MURDER" the
statement quotes Harris - say-
Ing.
IAN / know b that I vas hire1
ts.take part In 4 and had my in
structions and that recstved my
expense and money 70 carry out
my part under 1870 Of ~
ceiving more-$eAD to split for
four ways"
New York police have bsen
notified and efforts were being made
by the Kansas City police to run
down Henry. the Pole.- Tony. the
wop.- and John Burke. supposed to
be in Kansas City. and implicated by
Harris In the alleged assassination
plot.
Harris told his story to representa-
tivcs OF the Kansas City Post. who
turned him over to the police. He
is being held - hours for investiga-
stAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

AIrosa sMid he was driving slowly
Iasons the highway when two bandits
ldyuve up alongside.
One Of the men icaped 20 the run
Thlng board OF Hirota's car and
slugg~d him on the head with .
black jack.
i He fell unconscious on the floor Of
khc moving car.
Several hours later Hirota regain.
Id consciousness.
Hc had been robbed OF S<s.
He was unable to report the rob
berry until late Friday morning to
the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
Seattle Is First
in Postal Savings

Seattle led the country In postal
savings gains for July. according to
reports from Washington city. The
increase in deposits here was ST..
302 900, the report states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

ss: II. ::. .ss:: ; -: =: :' :: =, -: :s: ~
AN member Of the Ku Klux Klan.
joined the order on the 18th Of July. This was
that it band Of cut thruaS, Hnchcs and tarrers
Of women.
belong to Kan Of Seattle and have attended every
meeting OF my kan and one meeting OF hian l. ana
meeting of Klan g.
nrss h.v. 70 esns. ma. N. gr'm.
~ every good nswspsp-r
the q tbs movies tina. would scoop the 0A.r PAPER,
aucmbe for have not sooner
u1ERE ar. number Of hne, wen
noting In h organization
hcadauartsrs ceorxtA Thsreforr
tsnr would BY the und
Y no paper yet
activities. Proof should b. easily had
ssa ssns q Of ~. color ''''''
True there
deeds but all stories have been simply
insinuations
the bitter Of she Kan II has
- ues It's enemy as The American Legion organizations
W. mnaees to the community
". are tn. people
the American people
a.. s ss ss forth sss 70 scare sns We not BE-
folks would be scared did pranee around before them
Tn. newspapers convinced
purpose Is TO
n buDch
Georgia than two weeks ago enthusiastically
before that his PROUD
Kius Khan Practically
have been disappointed a SUP
ro.ed a n
wild wooy riding evcnt
n
with bunch Of the best business men OF the city
such orxsntzatlou- fhe
napcrs midst taking itself rather
seriously accomplishing good than the public will
--
and fully We all each other, and talk friends
enacc To
The will u wordy shot af committee Is formed
the meeting then action taken
The q nothing. but number sud
Seattle
evil he generally remedcd and that right
quick
Is tot
,aaL.r hanks in
ina work the law breaker suspcvs
All and
iseeing this the guilty
lconscie learns
jte
selfish Wishing the
II he believes
in
time, will
will Ibis
white -
Then Ia ord,r
o Page L. Column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

emttls man b sailing . new form
Z runot o mobile You stand on H.
- realty from side to side and the
- aashes ahead Recommended 10
onDs npp'srs.
- eutecpAth who ays that every
>rrnn being has water on the brain
lpannS know the Seattle pcsica
La fellegsn wasuts % unhltch
- uagea from . star.
~ Riekaxd cculd have gcs = mil
=, <sllar gate Tor the farrar-Teiie-
- suar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

Newgpaper dispatches say Ger
- y settling down How about
unrng ury
WHO'S IOONEy N0ws
ovsrneard between Daffy Dan
rist mar excellence and silent
- llahcney. DAfsy was gtvins
khCuey the raxzbcrry. ard. - Esdi'
"a says. % see II he really was An
xY.z
pusly-YsA know what . dumbe1
Nn-Uo11A
nnlIy-Cosrect
Dsfly-Ds ron drink out u yeus
oDcw9
m-YO-
Dufly-Reei of fhe alphabet
k-nanv bla bla-x-Y-Z-
nufly-How many dimss IN =
S.-sssss. - avssss ~ ; fsr :
D0lIy-You're . NUT. o3n tcnes
nnf1y-Ns: I'm > cnke eater.
o.fIy-Whaa's ths name Of MI
ndfu1wf
&-SGk Tncsma-
o11ly--Is thers any sound IN 70
r. osnn15
- rye heard-
Z ". 0gIlis. local radio man. has
rufecsed : device which may be A.
neh4a 10 the ordinary two-step wire.
- rsceiver. making X possible for
! verxun to become intoxicated by
NJ frequency radio oscillation such
= , used in wireless telegraphy To-
~. Ths apparatus Is easily At
orhed to any radio receiver using
~ steps Of smplif.cation. No details
m % Be divulsed until patents arc
chtntned-
TWIN sTx-NESS
s1frs. Bairs husband. Canadian
~ veteran. left homo July s5. when
- twins were 10 days old. suffer
he nom anslI shock. his friends be.
usse.--From an afternoon paper.
4 14year-old boy was arrested
yesterday for bootiegging. Won
6sful how carly these million
nirrs start sccumuIzting their
wenlfh.
Bright say.nss Of Little Home
Bwv. Jr.: why Is papa so late
Mamma, DO you think be has
nassd out eold7-
Congress votes 10 permit home
Rswing. Real estate dealers report
sssrinc demand for houses with
ellAxx
TIE WORST fs YET TO COME
. 6txner ono 61v fn Pomona
znev srrrsd only steaninO bologna
~ looks cerp queer"
ssH the maid. And fear
nal hGUe 10 remope ITS kinon1.
now TO START A PARADE
Get . package about ~ inches
hHg and about 4 inches in dia
Hesev, and wrap II In n news
np9 10 that one end comes
eeMb to long tapcring point.
Ihen put the package under
yevr arm, hold II carefully. and
@an down the street.
Ihats all.
q That az IL may. chsrie Speeder
~ Annsbelie skidder Of Edgerton,
10 have been married.
NJ EMPHATICALLY. NO.
pssr Home Brew: As vox Pop
~ Z ! rise 70 protest against some Of
~ ~ Mems IN the permanent tariff
~ " 4 fair 10 ask the public TO
~ per cent sd valorcm duty on
.s .n ypheny yIenediaminc. dihydroxy-
.-t'na'ene, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,.ssaylnsttbylamlne. phcrylgylyccr-
s..soFtho-csrboxyllc acid and teirs
io'arnine odlphenyImefham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
STEILACOOM.
The Hell-HOle
AS CHARGED BY A RESCUED VICTIM

III is ahell-hole-a dissrace to civilization"
Every ward Is telephoned before the visitor
goes thru, and he sees just what he i to see, and
nothing more"
THE doctor. are no better than the attendants
"a set Of bullies."
Il can find no words to express the torture
went thru"
"The Western state hospital should be cleaned
out By the people of the state."-MRS. T. W..
For the first time today The Star is able to explain
"the visitors alarm system" at the Western State Hos
pita for the Insane at Steiacoom.
BY this system it is charged, inqusitive citizens and
probing committees kept from learning the truth
1t is barred by former patient, trained nurse,
Mrs. T. w. Brown, 6544 z. Green Lake boulevard who
writes the following letter to The Star:
with all due respect to the committee that white
washed the Western State hospital in report recently
them.
Il will verify the charges that were printed in The
Seattle Star on July and July le Every word is the
truth, absolutely. Ony-not half has been told
That institution Il will not call It hospitaD is
hell-hole for suffering humanity. and disgrace to
civilization There is committee official inspector
who can find out the true conditions, for they are
received as visitors, not patients
SAYS WARDS ARE WARNED
OF VISITORS BY TELEPHONE
Every ward is telephoned before the visitor goes
thru and he just what he is to and nothing
more The doctors better than the attendants
Tho principles They
pa
TO such place TO run
sick suffering people into and call II treatment
muscles back camped and stricken blind
spcechess
hospital
me my M as insane not insane ALL but stunned
by giving power of endurance and
myself
when asked
anything about him
WEAK AND TREMBLING, BUT
FORCED TO RUN FLOOR POI.ISHER
Il trembling with
poisers
OF punishment
suffering
l
n graduate the suffered
suffer
m institution TO do
People into that heiho
THEY BECOME IDIOTS. OR DIE OF A BROKEN HEART
of the Washington hospital
nd NOT AS WORKHOUSE OPER
BY A SET or BuLIIES.
The patients complain
punishment II is
a people in places
WAS RAILROADED TO JAIL
LIKE A CRIMINAL. SHE SAYS
and
aroadcd Jail like the floor
like dogoh the horrorcan And
perfectly helpless run down to
recovery weakened and oycraxcd by
such brutality THIS BUSINESS or DOCTORS PEOPLE
Turn 70 Page Z Column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
jap SLUCCED BY
MOTOR BANDITS
Attacked on Highway, Rob-
bed, Knocked SenseIess

A Gordon Of police ard deputy
n1sviffs wcre searching Friday
for two auto bandits who
slugTcd and robbed y. llirotA
SIT King st. THURSDAY night On
'tl,s Pacific highway. ssear ChdS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

IT 1t isn't too late to-
day to begin read
ing "Winds of the
World" It's on page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

JOSH WISE SAYS
" superior court Judge may not
= much on billiards. but he's an
eupert At reverse English
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
NO. EMpHATIcALLy. NO,

pE Home Brew: As a Vox Pop
~ 4 ! rise 70 protest against some Of
~ ~ Hens IN the permanent tariff
8. - y fair 10 ask the public TO
~ per cent sd vaiorcm duty on
'..ny ypheny lenediaminc. dihydroxy.
,-'ns'ene, Observation-Disclosures
ay lnsttbylamine. phcnyisyIycer'
80 ,.no-csrboxyllc acid and tetra
.<s. us 'o'ar mine odiphcnyImethamc ?
~ Subscriber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

Nswspaper dispatches say Ger
- y settling down How about
o1lzng ury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

q mat az IL may. Charles Speeder
~ Annsbelie Skidder Of Edgerton,
40 have been married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

Qs~us>v spe<<aa investigated ssx she
Cenarensl~nal lnventignstng Ccmmissas
am Shtnu4nw Hnnr6 0nosutLonaJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

Paste this on = postcard and
mail it 10 your swcltcring friends
In the Fast Tcll them that Se-
attIc's highcxt temperature Au.
gust Is was 66. Lowest was 5A
~ noon August 10 n Was &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

ovurheard between Daffy Dan,
niss par excellence and silent
90 Nahcney. DAffy was giving
&hcuey the raxzbcrry. ard. - Edi
u says. 70 see II he really was an
xy.z
psfiy-Ysh know what . dumben
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

1fn. Bairs husband, a Canadian
~ veteran. left home July s5. when
- twins were 10 days old. suffer
nc nom snell shock. his friends be
usve.--From an afternoon paper.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17
COOK HOSPITAL
BALANCE SHEET.
Statement Shows Receipts
and Expenditures For
Six Months

toek hospital presents It's Il.
nsnciaj statement for the month
Of june aud also statement for
the sntire sig monhs ending With
5unc It's difficult for the public
p, getea fair idea Of the financial
stste 81 the hospital from the sin.
Sc monthly statement, for the
aasnjnEs which show In the month
y ststements are simply the sums
vhieh ara owing to the hospital,
snd which the hospital has actual.
= earned Tor the month. but which
u q by no means sure OF collect.
ins The collections never euual
the earnings, this is true Of any
anbiic hospital.
Tie statement for, the mast six
ronths includes not only the in,
cpne and expenditures during this
psrtca but also gives compart
on Vita the same number Of
ppnths during last year in order
"a allow the public some idea Of
~ gain in the work OF the hos.
pitsll The gross earnings from
ispuafy 10 June amounts to $40.
ps5 OF this sum there vet re.
si1s 1ppu the hospital hooks un.
ssilectedl s4,51s.20. In the sum On.
sfsds under Sundry Expenses
ao1ntlng to S15s.09 tho itemized
sglt q as follows: Ambulance
100000 dues Business Mems Az.
sostation s11 %; hospital INNS
tef purses, 1880: moving piano,
skQos Tanning plano. $500; haul.
80 rubbish, $50. 90: extra labor.
total, S75s.09.
ne sum entered under Hospital
E9riprnept is itemized as follows.
spsetal light for operating room.
Si2s2t perfection bed pans, $500:
slumtnuin trays S22S.OS, nurses
bsts ss31.50; safe, s22S 60; lin.
pleufn 81 ,2S1 IS; brooms brushes.
82l.10i refrigerator, $4,000;
hot Eater heaters. $3.50 90: avn.
MS sl12.20; total s4.2sS.o0.
ne heavy sums being expended
ter fepalrs and equipment. as well
= loss IN collections. this past
tsT months keen the hospital be.
atnd financially hut the payments
w,ll so arranged that the debts
lpearfed will be tsken UP and raId
andy as the earnings Of tho
initiation will permit.