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The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-26
Red Cross Field
 Of Action Covers
 :. All the World

Represented by 93,66S members. the American Red Cross penetrates to nearly every part of the world. The insular and foreign roll call statistics for the past year are a most conclu- sive manifestation of the Red Cross spirit carried into the most remote lands. In Europe there are 4,O8S members; in Turkey, and active in the Constantinople Chapter. 3.545. Chi na has an enrolment of 2,252; Africa, 136; India, PA, and Australia, 29. Even Vladivostok, in frigid Siberia, has live chapter with 100 members. The Philippine Islands can mobilize 58,747 under the Red Cross banner and Hawaii 1868. The total funds raised through foreign and tnsular membership enrolment and sent to national headquarters in Washington mounted to $6O,216.54, while an addi- tional $33,3 ,350 was forwarded for the endowment fund of the American Red Cross. The high seas roll call in 1922 was an inspiring success. The Navy signed on 4,331 for the Red Cross and the merchant ships 4,141. Of the to- tai membership outside the United States S3,99O are registered with chap ters in foreign lands, the insular pos sessions and dependencies.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-26
OUT OF GAS

Youngstown. April Following out instruction of the mayor, Chief.of Po- lice Powell ordered all filling stations closed Sunday.
 Later in the day the chief was riding ill the suburbs and his motor went dead It was discovered he had no gasoline After wait of an hour, gasoline was brought from the city garage and the chief was enabled to move on
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-04-26

'I want to; therefore I can!" is the spirit that spurs the Red Cross work CT in well-doing.
 federal agents charges negroes and whites are held as poems in Alabama,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FURNITURE and household goods wanted
You will feel satisfied with prices we pay.
Rudden a Banken, 4lG 10th st. NV: n. 599l.
FUREIrURE-We buy household furniture
and office fixtures. Money advanced stor-
age. Sachs Furniture Co.. corner 9Th and ID
SITS. NV. Main G50d.
FURNITURE II you want to obtain best re-
suits for you. furniture and other miscel-
laneOus, call N. Shapiro. GOO Louisiana ave-
NV. Franklin 37S5.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone n
1882 for wagon have me call. 'Weschier.
920 Pa. ave. NV. -
GOLD, silver, watches. diamonds and old
jevvelry needed in onr mfg. dept. Full cash
value paid. Sellinger's. SO + 81
Gun. tran. Phone Fr. BIS. 1Ss
JEWELRY, diamonds, gold. silver, platinum
and artificial teeth. ID. Alpher, 90s G st. NV
Main 2SI..
PIANOS and N1ciroI.s. Old gold. silver. dia-
munds and JewcIry. a. L. Arnold. 1923 C st
NV. Main S17S.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0US.

STANDARD WORKS from private library
James Whitromb Riley. Dickens; Eugene Field.
Victor Hugo. inIwcr. Baisac. Universal
Classics. Hawthorne. Alexander Dumas, Web.
Empire. fumes England Macanlay's England.
Campbell's Lives OF Chief Justices. Waverly
sf fey sse t Call e
8 pm. 1417 Harvard ST. Phone Colnmbla
sTIEFF. steinWay. Chickerins and a number
ard easy payments. Chas. NJ. Stien. Inc.
11os st. NV.
TRIPOD or tripod head for engineers tran.it
Address Box 2:,3 II. Star Office.
Smith. 1i-inch carriage; perfect condition on:
bargain. GlI L ST. NV. Franklin $500. ~
TYrEwRIrElRs1 Underwood, s4o5S; j.. J.. @, 9:
S Knys *?se HeG c11sns g S. TO- sse
guaranteed one year; lowest terms. National
Typewriter Exchange. 6lo ST. NV Main j..
TYPEwRITERS--Ren reduced; selling OF
large number at sacrifice prices some real bar.
Co. 1aal East Capitol -. Lincoln s..
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adam.
l lss NOS mos IL adv q s. SEN Zen and os k0yai $50
TYPEWRTTERs, all makes. sold and rented.
low prices. Buy on s. monthly payments
sa r,er Sa si Wssfs r 1oz
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. sI.ecal. late
model. *33. ;:22%n Park II. Col. 1854. l9'
VICTOR yICTRoLA, $50 model. So. Vie
trolas. So So. So. \. I. Arnold. 1913 g 1t.
WILL TRANSFER MY PIANO IL you will
assume SEQ balance of my monthly payments.
Address Box I'LL. Star Office.
WOOD. chestnut. sl2: pine and mi1ed. s14
per cord. North 1884.
SHOWCASES AND sTORL fINTCntS. SAM
PIE FLOOR AND COULTER CASES AT
SPECIAL. PRICES. .'BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" EUSE & CO. sos LOW ST. BALTl-
MORE. MD.
TYPEWRIrERS-20 TO be sold easy
terms: 81 down gets any machine in tie house.
We guarantee 10 keep in repair one year from
date Of sale.
Federal Typewriter Exchange.
40 III 81. NV. NJ. 1871. 81
FURNITURE AND RCGS-Take notice. We
have convinced others. 1860 saved on high
grade usri and new bedroom. living room.
dining room suites. dressers. chifforohes. chest
of drawers. tables. chairs. beds. davenport
suites, desks. lamps, mattresses. cots. ice
boxes. drop-ieap tables kitchen tables. chairs.
dining room chairs. hall end and living room
chairs. ;ibrary and center tables, wicker
chairs tables. porch chairs, several sewing
machines. rockers of all kinds. All rugs at
less than cost. Let US lit up your home.
complete. with new mattresses. $40. Wal
nut dressers. chifforier how-end bed. springs
and felt mattress. pieces. $40. New over
stuffed blue velour davenport. ss2-Jo. Large
arm mahogany rockers. tapestry velour or
mohair seats. s1o.J0. while they last. Hot
blast heating stove. $40. ivory bedroom suite.
twin beds. complete. 500. We have 200 other
bargains. Handsome spirct desk.
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
Continued.


SPECIAL, CLASS BEGINNING TODAY
for frstgrade clerk examinations in March
and April. Glasses days and nights each
weef Evan. March II. Salary. 40 TO
1.6s0. Special home study courses IS. Spe-
c,al Instruction for stenography and typewrit-
ing exams. March II. Tuition. IS.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc. corner 10Th and NV. Franklin 1850.
SEVERAL YOUNG WOMEN
TO ACCEPT 4 FREE TRIAL WEEK
IN OUR NIGHT SCHOOL.
i~ginninS Monday night. February IS. TO try
shorthand a week absolutely free.
STEWARD SCHOOL 1902 st. NV.
Civil Service Examination
4 Special Class
is now being formed for government clerks
who are DESTROYS OF passing the Clerk Promo
ton Examination. scheduled to be held April
IA.
THIS class Is in charge of one Of the best civil
service teachers in the District. and those who
are interested are requested to call for FUR
Their Information.
Straver's Business College.
III 18th Street. PhoneJ Main $3.50.
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HAVE YOU FOUND

Where you belong: Are you earning all you re
worth: To those selected Offer the oppor-
t!n;ty for exceptional real estate training. and
yuu are learning. 4 is not necessary, but
good character is. This advertisement can I've
made worth $4,000 to one more men with
IN the next year. Call ar az Evans bldg, 10
t. 20 and 10 I. Monday and Tuesday. Ask
for director OF Snlrs.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.


WANTED,-Se Several jobs for students. Call
Howard University Y. NJ. c. A., Columbia
300.
WATCIiMAE EIt-Twelvc years experience on
ali kinds Of watches; best references. Address
Mr.. Miller. 1903 Appleton ST., Baltimore. Md.
.Os
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CIIAUFFEURS.

C1AUF tEOkS.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply;
references required. See Mr..
RYAN.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
l214 New Hampshire Ave,
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,section doing 5000 week business. Price
S4.5o0 cash and terms. VIII trade for real
R0OMING HOCsE-Good location: good net
income: Price. $1,000 Address Box 14S-K.
star Office.
ROOMlNG HOUsE-11 rooms. 1929 St. NV
FOR SALE-Retai Shoe store of long -estab-
long lcnse: inventory. $4,000; other business
requires attention Of owner. Full informa-
ton to interested parties. Act quick. Address
Box 317 II. Sar office. Is
including tea room bargain for quick buyer.
Address BOX Bah, star office.
GROCERY and meat market: sacrifice. 81 $50:
last chance. 1924 l. st. NV. 1ss
LOCAL corporation wants reliable IMAM firm
10 take Charge OF its business including the
sale Of its Issue Of stock The company has
unlimited possibilities. An attractive propo-
sition will be made. Thorough and complete
building.
FINE DELICATEsSEN in best northwest
ION: business guaranteed. Address BOX aG2-
IL. star office. 1Ss
loan Of 5000 or $4,000 to take care OF
Its immediate increased business; thoroughly
secured by assets Of the company; exceptional
opportunity. Address Box 9Th. Star ofllc..
running through to another street: entire lot
Is first commercial: easy 10 remodel: can Lee
bought on 5000 cash payment. balance les =
tian so monthly. 4 snap.
EUGENE II. TAGGART. INC.
1913 81. NV.
$50. NEAR WALKER HorEL.-Large
SO. .24 14th st. s.w.-Lunchroom. fully
equipped. several departments:
will give good lease. Owner i'll. will
sell the fixtures very reasonable.
So. 1909 II 81. n.c.--Entire building, run
ming through 10 Florida
$50. ST. upshu st. l.w.-Mcdern. suit
able for grocery. lclicat not ion
store.
So $50 10th ST. n.w.-SuitabIe for tailor
CT shoemaker.
THOS. d. WALSH.
ST. II st. NV. Main IJ4.,. 1Ss
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BUSINESS POsITIoNS-Free registration.
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. Room 213. Transportation bldg.
18th and III SIS. NV.
COOKS. thirty colored: several lousemen.
Fuller's Exchange. 12:l "5th st. West "oS
others. 1894 You st. NV. North tG.p.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEST GROCERY and delicatessen stands in
one of leading markets; 81 500 cash; stock
and fixtures. NJ. 3224 8 to 2 O'Clock. 1gs
CAPABLE building superintendent, 90 years
experience, desires to form partnership with
party who has money to invest. In building
speculative dwelling houses. have money to
put In proposition. Address Box 341-H, Star
office. 19s
CORPORATION being formed has opening for
man with practical mechanical engineering ex-
perience. VIII be made an officer and director
of the corporation, with fair salary to start
Must be able to invest from 50, 600 to s., 600
Thorough investigation invited and references
exchanged. Address Box Box. Star Office.
CORNER 21st and X. 800 21st ct. n.w.-Old
established feed and hardware store; suitable
for gasoline station. Call at 1921 18th ct.
SMALL LUNCHROOM for sale cheap; good 10.
cation. Address Box 105-H, Star office. 19s
GROCERY STORE for sale, including 2year
lease at SIS month: 500: leaving town. must
sell at once. '716 Kennedy st. NV. 1es
ENERGETIC PARTY with S. 900. take inter
est with corporation manufacturing meritofious
product and help in extension of sales. Ad-
dress BOX 2O7-H, Star Office. 49,
HARDWARE and housefurnshins 10
cation: owJer las other business. Price,
5000. terms. Address Box 1JUk, Star office.
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Statesmen for Ford cars; liberal commission
and bonus TO real producers; must have own
car; experience unnecessary. Robey Motor
Co 100 I, st NV
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SITUiTIOEs-FEMALE.

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES wanted to do ct
home. Inquire Mis-. Green. Frank. 55ls. $50
CLERICAL woEK-Youny. settled woman de-
sires position clerk in office. Call Line.
1914. 1Ss
DRESSES cut and fitted. instructions 20 In
!sh. IS. a9ol 1871, st. Adams 1914.
DREsSMAKING, experienced. at home or by
day. Line. 6i:,3.
G0VERNESS. French. wants position with
children. Address Miss Laurent. 1916 Otis
81. ne.
NURSERY GOvERNESS-Frp and German
speaking. experienced. wishes position. Write
Mile. +. H.. 1873 " ST. NV. lS'
PLAIN SEWING and street dresses 3o"s
Prospect ave. NV. ISs
TEACHER desires immediate position. prIvare
public school. Washington suburbs. Adj
dress Rov ELK. Star office. 10"
TELEPHONE operator. 4. II. ". > years ex-
perience. Address Box 1:;0K. Star Office.
is
TCT0It-f.iye private les in English to
youre lady. Address Box t45K Star Office .
SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
COOK. houseman chauffeur, nur>eInali or
general work. References. North 1866. 80
Girl. mothers helper. nurse. Boy, switch
board, elevator operator. bellman. North
1871. ls'
JANIToR or place together. by man and wife
lbs Church
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MARKET AND GROCERY-Best residential
,secton; doing 5000 week business Price.
$1,000. cash and terms. Will trade for real
estate Address Box 149-K. Star office.
income Price e. non AJdra.s RoS ASK
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Young MAN desires clerical position: now
office. los
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SALESMEN--A-l opening for disappearing
bOuse-to house mon; new, exclusive, easy pay
ment plan; position will pay $50 per week.
Guaranteed salary and comm sson at start.
300 Fed American National Bank Bldg.
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Statesmen Experienced selling twisted-i in
wire brushes I" homes: 60Gc commission; adj
>anccinent to manHgsrship. =. q. BOX s. sta
lion y. New York city. 49,
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AN EASY, SHORT FASCINATING COURSE
10 learn; telephone switchboard operating:
class or private instruction. Oxford bldg, cor
Itth bet. n. Y. ave. and II.
ANOTHER former student says: I'm your
school % days, WAS placed In a stenographic
position, So week" Positions for gladuat es
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 G. Main 2s76.
given. Call Line. 81. We do the rest.
rINGERPRINN EXPERTS NEEDED IN
Washington and elsewhere; our complete course
prepares for lucrative profession. Washington
School of Identification, Suite 8. 1714 Pa. ave.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and women !;
nationwide demand in all departments. hotels,
uncrowded field: 1ne living, quick advance
ment; our methods indorsed-our students
employed By leading hotels everywhere. Open
evenings. Cali for particulars; Lewis Hotel
Let Let" Us train You to earn $50 to sioo a week
making mechanical, architectural or map
drawings: individual instruction. day or eve
ming no e1peris9ee necess.ty: start co NOW:
bia School Of Drafting. 18th and sts. NV.
North 27e.
LEARN barber trade. quick: light. steady. in
side work; Jobs guaranteed; day. night or
spare time. See us. Tri.City Barber School,
ST. Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd
RADIO OPERATING, RADIO CONSTRUCTION
Whether you want a commercial license as
an operator or full knowledge of the science
for business, we. qualify you. Glasses now
81: 1850; "a:
TO ACCEPT A FREE TRIAL WEEK
IN OUR NIGHT SCHOOL,
berinnlAS Monday night. February IS. to try
sa"rimand week Absolutely ere".
S1EWARD SCHOOL. LIZ. J. s.. MN.
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LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE z.
HELP MALE

SEVER matt ORIGINAL rtcon,m enddttons
or applying for employment. Use COPIES.
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Young MEN 81 10 learn saesmanshtp.
Opening in local or travelling sales force.
Il you are satisfied with So per week while
learning, apply 10 manager. 500 1877 I st.
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Young MAN, y or over. TO Learn salesman
FIip: satisfied with 81 week TO start:
opportunity for advancement soon you
ran show results: the work will he in Wash
irgton when you start. and If yon care TO
travel this company has branches in all parts
Of the United States. Apply Mr.. Ready, "oS
Bond bldg. hetMeen 9 and l0::iD.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AN EASY, SHORT fascinating COURSE
10 learn; telephone switchboard operating;
class or private instruction. Oxford bldg, cor.
lAIh bet. n. Y. ave. and II.
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1925 18th St.
North 343.
CERTIFIED
GOLD SEAL CARS
1923 Hupmobile Touring
Demonstration, disc wheels.

1928 Hupmobile Touring
Only few months old. driven less taan
1000 miles. completely equipped including :.
bitex bumpers motometer. sun visor an,
spare tire.
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WASIIMAN, white: must help wash and TAX"
fail charge Of small hotel hatwork laundry ::
rllISt thoroughly understand the business, also
the operation and upseap OF all laundry ma
;.incry; state in reply where You have worked
past five years: unless you can meet the above
r",luirements please do pot reply: salary, $40
.,..r Meak. Addrsss BOY IO-k. Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced. for
responsible connection with the real estate
department of large trust company. In
answering please state experience and give
telephone number Address Box I5-k, Star
rfHc
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
Continued.

| HCPMOBILE TOURING. 1921: Just overhauled
| and is in fine mechanical condition: good tires
i and top: $500; terms. Sterrett & Fleming
| Inc. 1881 14th st. NV.
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1922 Hupnobile Touring, S675.
Good tires. completely oyerhauled; looks
and runs fine.
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1928 Jordan Blue Boy. S1,o5O.
4 sport touring demonstrator. driven onlr
loo miles: just reyarnished; cannot tell il
from q lew car.
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PORTER wanted, one who can press. 81
9Th st, NV.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-04-02
FENNIMORE

Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Kirk are spend
inc a few weeks at San Bernardino,
Calf, and Manitou, Colo, before re
turning home.
S. Z. Borah and sons left Thursday
for their new home at Colfax, n D.
Gene is feeling much improved and
his many friends hereabouts trust he
may reycover his general health.
Fennimore certainly has startling
number of suicides.
See that fellow beside himself with
ioy this morning? That's Alderman
Harry lockwood. Small wonder either
for his wife presented him with fine
son and heir last night. Tave cigar,
says Harry.
Mrs. Lou Rogers, aged 88, has been
with her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Austin
this winter, and during that time has
pieced a silk log cabin quilt that is a
beauty The needle work is far super
ior to that which younger women do
today, and the pieces fit perfectly.
Though advanced in years, Mrs. Rog-
ers sight isbGL ain
ers is unusually spry and her hearing
and sight are only slightly impaired.
-FennimOre Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-04-02
CASSVILLE

II. S. Caldwell was out on the Iarm
a few days helping with the spring
work. Howard is a handy man around
a barn and they say he can plan field
work so we'll that the hours pass
pleasantly for the helpers.
William Schiller is the trusted nlght
man here who runs his speeder over
the Burlington tracks TO Mccartney
and back ahead of passenger trains.
In spring time rocks are apt 10 ron
down the bluff side and lodge on the
right-Of-Way.
Sidney Myers came to town from MS
farm Tuesday and took a notion 10
route the Index over No. 3 from Cass-
vile 10 his box by the roadside. SID
ney plays the violin in his nome anu
occasionally tunes up for danclns
parties in the neighborhood. Not only
that, he is a progressive farmer VINO
knows how to work, raise hogs ana
milk COWS.
Mrs. Samuel Galbraith who was III
town nearly two weeks with her ageu
mother, Mrs. Everett Ishmael, went 10
her home in So Lancaster Weones-
day, rather started home as on ac-
count of the bad roads she had 10 re-
main overnight in Potosi. Mrs. ISM
mael is recovering from her recent
Illness; her mother-in-law, MIS-
Olive Ishmael-90 years old To-Day
26th inst, and who fell and spralneo
her side a couple of weeks ago. IS
also mproving.-Index writer III Tue
Bloomington Record.
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BLOOMINGTON

Mrs. Leo BARLEY was quite i'll for
several days with fiu-pneumonia, and
a trained nurse from Dubuque has
been in attendance. We are pleased
to report her much as much improved.
Walter CIegg started Wednesday
for LewistOwn, Mont, where he will
be employed on the ranch of his
brother, John, during the coming
season. On his way out he will go to
the northern part of Wisconsin and
look at a piece of land he owns there.
Last Friday while Mrs. Martin
Chapman was standing on table,
cleaning a wall, the oilcloth on the
table slipped and she had a bad fall to
the floor, breaking hte bone in her left
arm. short distance below the
shoulder Her son, who was standing
ner, partly broke the force of her fall.
Dr. Baldwin took an X-Ray picture OF
the fracture and set the broken ends
in place.
W. J. Picha last week resigned as
buttermaker for the Bloomington Co
operative Creamery Co, and Lincoln
Johnson, the new buttermaker en-
gagged to take his place, arrived Sat
urday. Mr.. Johnson comes from
Grantsburg, Wis.-Record.
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RAnLY CONFUSED

certain bank wrote to one OF lts
customers asking him to come IN ano
either pay up his loan or put up Sc
ouritv for a renewal. The farmer re-
nlied to the bank as follows:
"For the following reasons | am IN
ah1e TO comply with your request:
~ have been held up, held down
sond- Ragged, walked on, sat on, nat
$500 ont and squeezed. First, by the
ITnited States government for federal
war tax, the excess proht tax, the LIZ
ertv Loan bonds, thrift, capltal stoch
tax merchants license and auto tax
and bv every society and organization
that the inventive mind of man can IN
vent TO extract what l may or may not
p "From the society of John the Bap-
+is+ the G. A. R., the Women's RelleT
tbe Navy League, the Red Cross, the
p1ack Cross. the Purple, the Douple
Cross the Children's Home, the Dor
cas Society. the Y. NJ. c. A, the Y. W.
= the Boy Scouts, the jewish he
lief the Belgian Relief and every nos
,li+a1 in town. Then on top OF II all
a p,,, the Associated Charities.
s.,Tba government has so governed
business that l don't know VINO
Owns if. / am Inspected, suspected
oxa1oined and re-examined, informed
'.oss,,i,od and commanded, so L don I
-, 1,Jbo 7 am. where I am, or why
MI hore All I know is that am sun
GU Ga ~ no an inexhaustive supply 81
money for every known need' ueslre
hone of the human race; ana oecau@