Woman's enterprise., 1922-05-05

, from the Lower coast to settle IL
. New Orleans, he worked on a boat
? They went to a place which turned
! out to be not quite respectable ant
left in a few hours, where he wa.
able to settle his family.
> A Belgian lady, enroute to Sar
Salvador, was taken to the steamship
; to make arrangements and to a doc
; tor, as she needed medical atten ,ioc
An Italian gentlemen, % his way
to California, reported to tie Agent
the loss Of his overcoat with some
important papers in It. The Agen,
directed hin 70 me railroad yard
where the car was found ard the pa.
pers recovered.
A woman whose husband deserted
her, arrived with two children, they
had had no food for twenty-four
hours, except a little milk for the
youngest child, and all three were al
most in state Of collapse. The ap-
peal, such a case like this makes
to all, shows how kind the world Of
ten is: the men at the Depot took up
a collection Of money, the restaurant
gave them good nourishing food free,
and taxi otok them for nothing, to
the Volunteers of America, where the
mother wished to 60 and where she
received warm welcome.
A lady came from Florida to get
her husbands body, the Agent direct
ed her to the undertaken and assisted
her in every way. She expressed
great gratitude.
A lady employed by the Saenger
Amusement Company, had some trou-
bic about her transportation, the Ag-
ent took her to the office Of the COM
pany, where she was kindly received
and the matter arranged.
A woman with a cancer on her face
was induced to return to her home
town.
! A deaf and blind man arrived to 70
to the Blind Commission, his train
was very late ;the Agent took him to
very kind woman, who gave him
supper and bed for the night. The
next day, the Agent took him to the
Blind Commission. He had devised a
very ingenious system Of commune
eating with people by means of an
alphabet sewed on a white glove the
words were spelled by tapping the
glove with a pencil on the letter de-
sired, he knew where each letter was.
A mother and five children arrived
without money or food. The Agent
gave them something to eat. She
needed two dollars to make up the
amount for the purchase Of her tick
cts. A kind gentleman at the depot
gave her the amount
A mother arrived, quite i'll, and
with two little boys, one Of the chill
dren had his arm broken. She was
taken to the hospital with the sick
child and the St. Vincent's Asylum
cared for the other child, while she
was there.
| A young Spaniard, who could not
speak English, arrived with a letter
from the Tray elers Aid in Boston. He
was assisted.
A young woman arrived from a
Coast town, she expected baby, and
said she had four children and her
husband deserted her. The Agent
found her a place to stay and the
next day, her husband arrived in
Search of her; she had run away in
a fit of temper. He was willing to
forgive her, as the children needed
her, so they made up the quarrel and
returned home together.
By means of writing, a couple Of
deaf mutes informed the Agent where
they wished to 60, and she took them
to their destination.
! A young couple arriving with a
baby, who had swallowed grain Of
lcorn, had a card to doctors office
but it was Sunday. The Agent 10.
Gated the doctor, who came to the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital
and operated. The operation was
successful, but the child died of pneu.
monia. The Agent met the heart
broken parents returning with the
little body and gave them all the
aid and comfort she could.
Gave assistance to lady who was
taken i'll on the train and aided he1
to change cars, she was better when
she left.
Took charge of a very sick em-
lployee of the Southern Pacific. phon.