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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
HAMMOND FIRST
INVESTED IN
MINING
Coal Commission Head Said He
FamiIiarized Himself With
This Industry.
BY JOHN HAYS HAMMOND.
Chairman United States Coal Com
mission.


Copyright, 1923. by Cosmopolitan
News. Service)
ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 22--After
having studied mining engineering
and thereby fitted himself to handle
my money understandingly, I in
vested by first $1,000 in a mining
enterprise.
Time and experience has shown
me the ACCESSIBILITY of putting money
only into something the details Of
which one understands.
Success followed my investment,
but feel quite certain that I had
placed my initial capital ina bust
ness 1 knew nothing about would
probably have been less fortunate.
God put engineering brains in my
head, and had sense enough to
realize that my best chance for sue
cess lay in doing something for
which had a liking
can see no reason for uncer-
tainty in advising a young man how
to invest his first 81 900. He might
solve the problem for himself, just
as I did. Let him decide what he
is best fitted for. Then, leaving his
money in some safe repository, he
should prepare by education and
practical experience to take up his
life work.
Character is Essential.
Young men all have different in
clinations. None of my three sons
was inclined to consider engineering
as his life work, but one has become
great inventor, another is in bust
ness, and the third, liking music,
has given himself up to that. All
have succeeded. Had they taken
up something for which they had
no liking. they perhaps would
not have been so fortunate.
But beyond all this, given ability,
man must also have the moral
background, the character. Without
this there is not much likelihood of
success. It is not only the great
main anchor in business, but in
cessful men have it; 1t is their chief
'stock in trade"
Sees Opportunity In Cities.
The best opportunities for a young
man, whether he has 81 900 or not,
are where the most opportunities lie
in which to gain success The
smaller city, naturally, is more re.
stricted. In hunting one must go
where the game is. Where the larger
number of persons congregate, the
greater number Of opportunities ex-
iGk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
SUPPORTS 7 CHILDREN
BY MAKING MOONSHINE

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. a.
Mother of seven children, Mrs.
Walerya Jackewski, widow,
forty-two years old, admitted in
the Camden Police Court that she
made and sold whiskey. She said
she sold the liquor to provide food
and a home for her family. Her
husband died several months ago.
leaving her with the seven chill
dren to care for. Policemen who
raided the house found a still and
a gallon of "moonshine." A neigh
Dor who complained that her hus-
band was in the habit Of getting
intoxicated at the widows home
made the complaint. Mrs. Jackew.
ski was held under $500 bail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
WOONSoCKET FISHERMEN
CATCH MONSTER SHARK

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. d.
A party of fishermen from Woon-
socket landed a seven-foot shark
in a seine at West harrington after
an aquatic battle in which the big
fish ripped the folds entangling
him to shreds and was finally pre-
vented from escaping only by the
shaIlowness of the water.
The sea terror lived for two and
a half hours after being landed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
Liberty Bonds.
Oil Stocks.

Furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
Curb Stocks.

tFurnished By ". 3. Hibbs 9 Cob
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22

Corn. September. S6Ws4tkc; De-
cember. 65N 066ssc; May, 67D 0GAc.
Oats, September. 381k O3e 9Sc.: Dc
cember, 39Nc.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
AMERICA DOES NOT
WANT THE ANTILLES

Washington, D. C.-Statements pub
llshed in Paris and accredited to Sec
retsry Hughes to the effect that the
United States desired to obtain the
Antilles from France in payment of
the French war debt we're received
with amusement by Mr.. Hughes. who
said he never had made any such sug-
gestion.
It was recalled that White House
spokesman recently announced that
the government did not desire any
territorial properties and had no In
tention of acquiring by purchase or
otherwise any foreign island posses
sions adjacent to North or South
America.
In commenting on the Paris dis
patch, state department officials also
called attention to the fact that the
debt commission had been empowered
by congress to negotiate settlement Of
war debts with the governments con-
cerned, and that Secretary Hughes had
no authority to use the office as sec
rotary of state to negotiate or discuss
the war debt question.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS

Carl Jackson, formerly state dry
agent from Wyoming, has been ap-
pointed divisional chief for Washing
ton and Oregon.
Eight persons were killed and fifty
or more injured in a storm which
wrecked the village Of Savage, in Tate
county, Mississippi.
Secretary Of the Interior Work has
announced the appointment of former
Governor D. w. Davis of Idaho as spe-
cial assistant secretary of the interior.
San Francisco bay has been named
as a main operating base for the Uni
ted States navy, 1t was officially an
nounced at the headquarters of the
18th naval district
Resignation of r. e. Clanton, super
intendent of commercial fish hatcher
les Of the Oregon state fish commits
sion, effective April 1. has been re-
quested by the commission.
Mike McTigue, Canada's fighting
Irishman. won the light heavyweight
championship Of the world by winning
20-round decision over Battling Sikh,
the Senegalese who took the title away
from Georges Carpenter. The fight
took place in Dublin, Ireland.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
ABOLISH SHIPBOARD
rs EXTRAVAGANT

WASHINGTON, March %. - The
shipping board has lost the conf
dence of the people and should be
abolished, declared Senator King of
Utah, who said 1t has failed to func-
ton properly, economically or eff
GENTLY. "And many believe it has
been criminally wasteful and extray-
agant, and has frittered away hun
dreds of millions of dollars" he said.
Il think it would be wise policy
to abolish both the shipping board
and the emergency fleet corporation
and to confer upon the Department of
Commerce the necessary authority to
carry out the wishes Of congress.
THE shipping board will soon dis
sipate all of Its assets If it pursues its
presnt course"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
DEMAND RELIEF FROM
INCOME TAX BURDEN

The national industrial conference
board. representing score Of anti
union employers associations. wants
taxes shifted from the broad backs Of
those who have surpluses piled up. II
is stated that the present income tax
system STILES individual initiative and
makes inroads @on the surplus consid-
cred vital for our economic progress. !"
1t is agreed that ''the limits of tax
able capacity have about been reach
ed, or at least that taxation is on the
verge Of becoming more or less un-
bearable," but the conference board
2ears satisfied If these more or
less unbearable" taxes could be shift
ed to those less able to bear the bur
den.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23

Much Wheat In Elevators and MlIls.
Washington. D. C.-Wheat on hand
at country mills and elevators on
March totaled s1.546.OOO bushels, the
department Of agriculture announced.
Last year on March / stocks totaled
75.O71,O 900 bushels; two years ago, ST.
075,O0O; three years ago, 12S.2sS,0O0
and four years ago, 1O7,037,0O0.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
karsa. Grant. Bonu. to Veterans.

Topeka, Kan. = Governor Davis at
tached his signature to the bill pro-
viding for a bonus Of 81 a day for
residents of Kansas who served in
the Spanish-American war, the Phil
ippine islands insurrection and the
Boxer uprising in 1s9s-19OO.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23

n NE can easily see the signature
~ of 1928 In the suit shown In the
illustration. We have had box coats
for generations. but this interpreta-
ton of the box coat belongs to this
particular spring. It hugs the figure,
sets very snugly about the hips and
has its decorations of a sort, and
placed in a manner to proclaim 1t Of
the new season.
This real box coat Is worn over a
frock with a vaguely figured, long
bodice of crepe de chine in tans and
reds. The bodice Is plain with round
neck, opening q little way down the
front to allow it to slip over the head
The neck is finished with binding of
plain crepe de chine in tan and the
sleeves, in the kimono style, are quite
short.
With the exception of a deep side
plat, laid In at the left side Of the
skirt, there Is no ornamentatlon of
any sort on the skirt, which is Joined
to the bodice at line only about four
inches below the normal waistline.
The coat has the fashionable sur
plice front, drop shoulder and flartng
sleeve. Very clever stitching, in a
color contrasting with that in the fab
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
Woman lie Named Manager of City.

Astoria, or.-Believed to be the first
woman ever appointed to the office of
manager of a city or town in the Uni
ted States, Mrs. R. E. Barrett, business
woman of Seaside, has been unani'
mously selected for the office Of city
manager Of Warrenton.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23
BAN FranohIee h seattIe soId.

Seattle, Wash.-Charles L. Lockhard
and Wade Killefer of Los Angeles, Cal.
and John J. Sullivan, local attorney,
purchased the Seattle baseball club Of
the Pacific coast LEAGUE.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-23

ric used, Stimulates a yoke. 1t is used
to form border about the sleeves and
at the bottom Of the coat.
Twills in various degrees Of llghtnesa
and in several colors are more used
than any other woolens for suits.
Brown, beige. cocoa, gray, black and
midnight blue are the favored colors,
and one cannot make a mistake in
choosing any Of them.
A suit In this style might be made
of any of the heavier crepes, where
silk or silk fiber are preferred to wool.
There are also crepe weaves In wool
that commend themselves for the same
purpose.
FIJI &z''>7
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
Cffiee: 40 scdRe strahs MorOwslI
Erosramm Der @eranitnltmngeH
Ssntider Areiic @nibinstOns
iir ben 6ebrnar.

6reitaa Den 16. 6ebruar: Abeno-
Undertaking. mo Gon5 Der Dereinig-
ten Sdmei5erpereine I'M Concord
&lub.
Sountog, is. 5ebruar: 4benOm.
terbaItuua uuo Sbeater 0es @ermn.
mia MsGnuerdors i'm Concord Stub.
balls.
@ittuot. 81. 5ebruar: 0euti6es
Gbcnter ser @cieaihaft Oes gtew
Dorfer Srbing gIoce 5beaters, i'm
Concord alubbuus. 3t4 6 ct. &.@.
Sonntng, Oeu 25. 5ebrunr: Son.
5ert, OeronitaItct nonI Concord Stub,
in oeIien aIubbaus.
Moutog. 26. 6e6ruar: 5. Stif.
tlngsfeit unO gal ser bieiigeu Sell.
ncr 8ereiniguua in Der Suniett SIM,
Sbomns Circle uno Moii. @ne.
Sountog. A. Wdra: 9on3ert oes
8aibiueton SGngerbuuoes i'm Con.
corO alu6bmIs.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16

beiist, mie e5 Oieies Stiid aufpeiit.
0a8 Gnlemble lit nidt CROP, leioer
bc5ublt es iid niAt mebr, NIT gro-
ben Oelltiden Srltppen 81 reiien,
ober 0afiir iino Die lieben 2euthen,
lueI@e 0nS gSiener &iinitlertbeater
biloen, oaererite &rGfte. Gbriitian
Hub, welder jabrelang Oer2ieblings-
fomifer oes gtem PORTER Srbing
Ylace Gbeoters gepeien lit, ipielt Die
9oppelrole oes @begotten mo Oes
%peritor6enen eriten Wonnes ieiner
6ralt. Man miro ii6 iiber leine $50.
milf geroOe8u idieilaAen, Wenn er
aus oem BontoffclbelO plobli6 gum
@ottStprannen miro. Morgorete g8il-
fens lit aud nidt gum criten Mtale
in Amerifa. Gle ipielte bier in yielu
Yorf, Bolton unO Chicago nit Wtar
&einbor0t Don Berlin in Ser groBen
8untominle gSlmurum" Die Noae
Der Sflaptl. SIN oieligen @riten"
ipielt lie cine 5rai, Die pl0blid in Die
peinli6e Gage gerdt, 5wei Mdnner
5l1 glei6er 3eit 5u baben, obne 8i'
gonliitin 81 iein. 9(nnD 5oeriter lit
Dor gail5 flir5er 3eit nod am 9eut
I6en Golfstbeater in @ien tGtig &c
meIen unO lit cine iebr begabte, iunge
&iinitlerin. Grnit Sol8nagei mar
e~benfalls Dor einigen Sobren cine Ser
Solptitiiben oes SrDing 8lace Che
aters BON Stem 0orf. Alld CT bat eli
ne luItige 9oppelroae III 9dnoen.
@nes in alan, es miro elm iebr per-
gniigter @bcno mer0cn mo oas SauS
lonte bis alti Den lebten Ylab ge-
fiiut Iein. &idets lino tdglid I'M
.@olbinqton Sournal", 10 Sirtb
Str. q. IS, uno I'M Concord alub,
.3t4 6 StraBe Noromclt, erbaltlid.
IS miro ipe6iea oaroiIf oufmerflom
gelnodt. BOB feline mie inmer gear
tete &oacfte erboben miro. Gs per-
Sen MIR 10 biele @iaets cerfouft ais
Site Dorbnnoeu iiRO, oesbalb lit es
rattan. oieiel6en unber5iigli6 i'm
Wnrnerfn1lf All l0ieu.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16

iino erIltdt Inn Iufhebung oes Soon.
r~eftorats. Ole 9ebrerihnft iiebt in
Dem aonreftorot cine 8eoor8uaulta
Ginger meniger 2ebrer, iie oerlanat
aber bic Mufriidung i6mtlider aIeih.
oltriaen 9ebrer in Die bobere @e
boltsItufe unO pcr5ihtet babel germ
auf Den Titel .&oHreftoren" - Ole
hriitlide @Iternihdft miro geeet.
pGrtig gum aampf nm Ole 9efennt
nisiduIe iogen. fonfeiiionelle Sdule
aufgerufcn. Sn cinem Sirtenidrei
ben baben Ole in 5uIOa periammel
ten oelttlden 8iifofe ouf ole @efab
rem bingemieien1 Die u%nierer driitli
den Sngeilo oroben. menn Die DRIFT
lihen GItern niht nutig fiir Die Gr.
bnltung Der 8efemtnisi6uIe entire.
ten. Die n&atb. S1uIorganiIotion
0eutIdIonos" nenoet iid Jet an al.
lie hriitIihen gltern obne llnteri6ieo
Der &onieIiion uno lammelt in ser
3eit bonn Z. bis ri. Sonltar 5. s.
unteridriften fir @rboltung, @Ieid-
berehtigilng uno Neueinrihtlna BON
8efenntnisihitlen. 8ertrauensleute
Der 3otb. S6ulorgoniiution meroeiI
bon Sous 81 Sols geben uno 81,
unterihriften aller hriitlihen. mabl.
6erehtigten MGnuer un0 6rauen
Iommeln. Am IA Sonlar miro in
alien &irhen Der ein5elnen 0i05eicn
elm 0Sdulionntoe~ iein, all Dem sic
@lGubigeu aufgetl6rt merOen. Gas
lit reht. I Der fothoIiihe uno DRIFT.
life golfsteil brautbt it'd nidt Der.
genoltiaell 8u lniien I'M beutigen oe.
mofratiiden 9eutihlano. 8ier Sab
re lino ieio Der @eimarer Reibs-
perfoiiung berflolien II. INNER mar.
ten mo f1mpfen mir nod Inn oas
&eidsidulgeicb. Wtoee nan emo.
LID Eaten ieben ~loiien.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
Steinmeb.

Der befonnte @leftrifer uno @e.
Iebrte Or. Steinmeb in Shencctaop
bate om porieen Sonntag i'm bic.
iigen Star" einen berrlihen Nrtl
feI in 6orm zines SnterOielus ilber
&apitoliSmus uno Arbeit. Gr bolt
nidt Die fonitoliltiiben unO Arbei.
ter : 8ereinieunaen fir gefGbrIid);
I'M @eeenteiI, er befiirmortet beioe.
Gr fiirf)tet mo rerurteilt abcr Die
ertremen glemente ouf bei0en Sci,
ten. Noutag, ben 10. 8ebruar, lei.
ert man in Seem 9orf gelescntlid ei.
ner AusiteIlung BON Yatenten uno
grfinoungen einen nSteinmes GAG"
Or. Steinmet bat perniinftiec Aili
itften. 81breno oes Grieees be-
mabrte or iid ebenfaIls cine unob'
bGneige SoItune.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
NOOerneS Oentidcs Waitbans in
hieliner StaOt.

0aS cbemaIiee nSotel Ser5og".
ede i2te unO Y Strabe g. W, lit
ourh aouf in ole S1noc oes Serrn
6ronf @nores iibcrgegongen. SEER
@nores bot alerlci @erbeilerungen
unO geridonerungen all Dem @ebGu
De uornebmen Iaiieu5 uno elm mooer
mes oeutihes @aitbaus i'm Screen
Der Staot erridte;. Cine quite biir
gerIide Slide befrieoigt ieIbit oen
IeinIten 6eiuidmeder mo sic Speiic
5immer lin0 iebr aenliitlid eingerid)
tet. Ser @nores mar fir orei Sal
re lang Scr Gbef nes H%eitauronts I'M
8aroman Eorf SoteI, ferner Mona
ger oes 8raoood Sotel mo oes Sor
pep Hcitournnts fiir 3 Sabre NOR or
%DerbunOen nit Dem Nep Billiard so
tel bierielbit uno Dem @oloorf.N ite
ria in gtep Yort. ioipie oielen anNs
rem prominenten SoteIs in europa
Bir miiniden Serrn Gnores Ii /
@lild ou ieinem nellen llnternebn II
uno cmpfeblcn iein Heitaurant o..s
bette.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
0eutl6e &pritraun9 oes
9Giener 6%inltler> 3beatera
@ittiuud, Den 2i. Sch. i'm Son.
curb Slu6bnns.
Ser eeIisc Gritc".

Ser ielige grite" Elm beitereS
Stiid ais Dem bungcruOen @ieM 10
bctitelt ii6 Der groBe Shlager oes
Miener carbohydrates, peldeS bier
am 0tittmod, Den II. 6ebrlor, in
Der Concord @oae, nur einmal go.
ltiert. ltnier oelitides Clement miro
nm nah LANCER 3eit wieOer einmaI
@elcgeubeit baben, einem Gbeater.
itiid in ibrer Muttcriprade 81 lou.
i6en, es miro loden, piel uno ber5.
ltd laden pno iid babel p%unocrn,
Oob eiu GoIf, lpeIdes Oarbt mo bun.
0ert, nod 10 piel golOenen 9umor
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
NnffOrOcrnns Ocs n8aibinstOncr
SDnrnnlS" befplot.

Amerifaner oeiltider 9(bitammung
in ct. 2ouis baben Den Dor bier $50
den i'm 8aibingtoner uSournol@ be
fiirmorteten gfat oes y%uDfOtts fran
sOiiider 8aren lett befoIgt. Der DOR
tige 3meig oes Oeutid-amerifonii6cn
8iirserpereins (@erman- g(nerican
Citizens 2eaglte) bittet aIle ieine
Mitglieoer uno 6rernoe, megen Ger
militariitii6n Holitif 6ranfrei1S
fran5oiil6e 8oren bier5uInnoe bonn
Saul un0 Serfauf ails5ul6IieBen.
Serner meroen Die Solfsoertreter i'm
GongreB in8oibington nufgefor0ert,
oarouf gu ieben, ooB uniere &egier-
ung 6ranfrei6 8mingt, ieine S6ul-
ben an Die @ereinigten Staoten
prompt 5u ~be5obIen. Die 6~ran3oien
molen ibr @elo BON Ben 9elltl1en.
mollen aber lel6lt nift be5abIen, mas
iie I6u(oig iino.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
Sett iOaen IOgar Die Oentiden Sdnl
m~eiiter oen srORcn &ries berlOren
hnhenl

Der 0SonntagSbote" bon Yitts-
burgI cine CUTE, Ooroiiglide oeutl6e
@o6enihrift, brahte in Der letter
Summer bonn 3. 5ebruar, eiiien Ori-
ginol- Mrtifel zines Serrn g. Smeff.
Ter, morin oieier 0as ungIiid an Dem
ausgang oes groBeu &rieees Dem
oeutlden 9 d Ii m e 1t er in Die
S6ube i1iebt. Bon elmer inneren
6reibeit unierer qroBen @eiiter ipii.
re man in Den oeuti6en S6uIltu.
ben feinen Sauh! - @S lit leiht,
iebt irgeno jemano fir oas ungliid.
liGe @noe oes &rie9es perontmortlidl
gu mG6en. Ole 0euti9en oriiben
fallen iibereinonoer Der rno belduI
0igen fid gegenieitig. IS lit man
Dies &i6tige 0arnrt, 81 iagen. 6oB
oas oeutl6e S6ulpeien 5u lteif or
ganiiiert par unO onS 8iiien oltf
Soften ser @buntalie 81 iebr betpn.
te. Mber ser Mann S1effIer i'm
Eittsbnrger nSonntagsboten@ iiber-
treibt oo6 einnnl wieoer fiir6terlid
unO benefit, ooB er lei6er lelbit all
ooftrinGr oenft unO fem iOeoIe8 8ro-
buff Ser oeutiden So6i6ulen geme-
len lit, ipenn er IS iiberbnupt mar.
-@m Samstag, ben 10. 5ebruqr
3. s. ipltroen in ser ct. Sobonnis
firHe. ~ StraBe SiioipeIt, 5rGil.
lein &egino @iegnno nit Serrn 3.
Sdlenfer, gum 9unoe fiirs Seben
bereiniet. 6rdlllein 8iegano lit sic
Sodter bes @errn Nic. MiegonO, oes
befannten MnitreidermeiiterS in bic
flyer Staot. Sab Serlalif Der Sci
erlidfeit bcgab iid oas Toor ouf oic
8roiitreiie nad oer norolideu Staa-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm NlannerdOr.

Sountag, Oen Is. 5ebruor, finoet
micOerum cine Der beIie6ten AbenO.
unterbnltungen ocs @ermonia Mdil.
nerdors IN Der Concord Salle itott.
sir ein genilgiones 8rogrnmm lit
gciorgt. 0os &omite bat lein BE.
ties ueriuht nm oieien 9lbenO at Ell.
mem genuBreiden fiir jeoe 9erion,
WtdmIein ooer 8eiblein, in ie0er
@iniiht 81 MAIDEN. 0os Yrogramm
Serf1llt in 5ruei Ieile: einen blimori.
itiiden uno cinen tbeatroIiiden. BUR
auiiiibrung gelon9t n0es 60riter's
EodterIein", ons groBe. nerpeHer.
idiittern0e S6ouipieI; iGmmtIide
Diitpirtcnoe limo @iiteIieoer oeS
MdnnerhorS. Ii. q. 5rou Miar Der
ais oes 6oriters 1odterIein. aommt
uuo bort mie tic iineen ulo iooeln
fam mo ibr 2iebbober. Der Stoot.
lrat, 3err Wlar Der; Der Batter Der
Godter, Der nlte fn6rrige 5orIter
Serr 6rit Sdffner; iopie Die orei
Experimentation: S. 8on.
orod. 9oill Gblert unO @. a1mpf.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
Gfn9efou6t.
glQen, iucldDe cs aueebt!

@e0idte ODER ionitige GinienOun.
qerl. pelhe SO. St. gc8cidnct iino, iino
h bon Dem llnter5eihnetell. Or
items mode id feline @eoidte uiO
3meitenS 3eidne ih meme @%inienoun.
qen .M. 3. S., nnO OaS aud nar,
mcnn ieoermonn iofort cricben fam,
ooB oie Ginienoung bon Dem Shrift-
fiibrer oes @ilfsoereins berltammt.
@altber s. aonie.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16

-Seute, 6reitag, Den rs. 5ebril.
ar. lit i'm Concord Stub, 3t4 6 Str.
u. 8., eroBe MISUNDERSTANDING
uuo Son8 Der oereinieteu Shmei5er.
pereine i'll bieiiger StoOt. Gin genub.
reides Yrogromm miro Den 8eiu.
hern geboten peroen. @er einige &c.
miitlide Stunoen oerleben nil, DER
beiltde Die Sdmei5er.
Der Mastenbaa Der bieligen Ar.
better aronfen- uno SterbefaIIe, Der
am Somstae i'm Concord &Iubbous
Itattfano, mar iebr 3oblreid beiu6t.
Sn llitigem buntem 6ai6ingstreiben
perlebten nlle einen genuBreiGen
Abeno. 9ei Der GreisperteiIung er.
9ieIten 5r6uIein Gertrude u. &il.
oida ais ~Spanierin" Den 1. 8reis;
6rdulein Catherine BOD ais $50.
moian Dancing @irI" oen 2. 8reis,
un0 Sri. gliiabet5 Dietrih ols lin.
garin" ben 3. 8reiS. OaS aomite,
unter Dem Yoriib oes &errn ". 9ifI,
beltano aus Den Mitglieoern 81.
Wutb, ". 2iffa, %. Stoa, i. 9iifo,
j. Steiner, &. Sin mo ". Steiner.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-16
@uibinstOn SiIfsOersiu.


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ole @oreGnse im Rubrsebiet serifl'
tet. tells NIT 8obIgefolen, tells NIT
Corn uno Abideu. 80 AmeritaHer
oeutiher IbItammung iin0, Die ndh
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gen, Der0en Initrengungen gemaht
INN Der orobenoen SungerSnot uno
Der g1n5Iiden Y%erelenoune oes Oeut.
ideu Bottles entaegen5uarbeiten Das
Central Committee in Seem Yort bat
oieler Gage 600 3iiteu $4,000
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item 5000 @funO) 3uder, 100 ai.
item 5000 Bfuno) Reis in oas
Hubrgebiet obgeionot. SIN 2oufe Der
Iesten Gage iinO $22.074.4S Sltr
9inoerung ser gtot an oas Central
COMMITTEE abgeididt moroen. @ol.
len ole Deutiden 8aibingtons nidlts
beitragen?
6reitog Abeno Iinoet Die @eriannl
lung oes SiIfsbercins itntt. &ommt.
belft nit Nat mo Cot. lleber0eugt
gud nit elteren eigenen Iugen un0
Obren BON Dem, mas 90 porgebt. Sc
hermann lit miufommen, oh er Dit
glieo lit oOer nidt GS lit man6 ei.
nem unbequem, oubin 81 geben an
itott gemiitIid Su Souie 81 pleibcn.
9leibertiite angefummen!
5oIgenoes S6reibcn lit pom 1oro.
oeuti6en 2lopo bier eingetroffeu:
Sobofen, y. s., ?. 6cbruar 1923
0errn 8oItber 3. &onig
100 Selparo Square 9. &.
Mir nebnlen 9e6ue oui Sbr gcil.
Shreiben pom A.. De5eruber porigeu
SobreS, nod meIhem Sic nui geran
taIlung 6es Serrn @einrih Hotbeu
burger CHS Stuttgart cine &ilte &C.
traeene aleioungsitiide an ms Sim
8erianO gebraht bottcn. Gicie Ai
ite lit 3. st. ridtig bier ei~ngetroffcn
uno nit unierem Dampfer nYorf"
am 6. DECEMBER noh Bremen sur
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Serrn Yoitor
Breitbnupt, Hoerhen, Greis gtaii.
gorO. perIaoen moroen. Rod @tit.
teiluug unieres 9remer Sauptbiiros
ootiert 80. De5. lit Die Senoung IN
3miiden an Den Ioreiioten meiterge
leitet moroen uno erilht ms Dos.
ielbe, Die entitanoeneu Soften ser @e.
pad. Abfeilune fir oie Serienoung
etc. aRt. ~1t,539.00 gum &urie bon
0.0t5 nit S1.73 ~cin5u3ieben uno Die.
len 8etrag nah Bremen gut5uiHrei'
ben.
@ir icben oaber ser ginienoune
oes 8etrages BON $1.73 gerne entge
gen uno 5eihnen
Soho6tnngspoalt,
Noro0eutfhe r 2lopo
Snipcttion Sobofen
y (ge5.) Shnabe.
@ie li6 ole 2eier oes SournoIs
%erinnern iberoer. bate @err Eaitor
8reitbaupt Dor einigcu &odcn eillen
Aufruf Inn SiIfc i'm SournnI ub.
oruden Ioiien. gtidt mr. Die ytot Der
Meniden in iciner @egeuo liegt aui
ibm, ionoern srcBe Sdaaren bon
6liidtlingen aus EoIen, HuBlono,
Dem SLAB, mo leBtbin aud aus Den
friiberen oeutlhen aolonien in Afri-
ia bitten i'm I'M Silfe. So baben
mir ibm ole &leinerfilte Suseididt.
Der Observation-Disclosures bat iic @foItcn.
los mad Bremen beforoert uno Der
| @ilfsperein bot Die fir bielige Ger.
bdItniIie iebr geringe 6rod)t pan Ore
men mad Stettin be8obIt.
8ir inmmeIn nod mie Dor Slei'
Ger. Mer0et 0es @ebens ni6t mil0e:
&leioer uno gtnbrune iino leet mert-
boiler oils @el0 unc mas fir uns cine
feline Nrseabe iii, bilft oriiben be-
tr1dtli9.
8atber s. 9onig. Sdriftfiibrer.