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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
Rehabilitation of Stricken
Area Progressing Rapidly

Murphysboro, ILL.,, May 13.--The
process of permanent rehabilitation
of disaster sufferers in the states
of Illinois, Indiana and Missouri by
the American Red Cross is rapidly
gathering speed, it was announced at
Disaster Relief Headquarters hefe
today.
In some Of the areas worst stricken
more awards for rebuilding were made
during the week ending May IL than
in all previous weeks since the tornado
of March Is. This result represents
the cumulative effect of steady work
by the Red Cross administrative
forces which, necessarily delayed at
first in concluding. the emergency te-
lief, have now concentrated every
effort i'm the actual makig OF awards
for rebuilding.
Substantial progress in the mai
closing of cases or in the number 81
cases ready to be closed is apparent
in practically all of the ii areas en-
bracing the entire theatre OF opera
tons. -
With the addition of 3ll families
during the week, the total registra-
ton to date of families suffering loSS
is 5,336. Of this number 623 have
received final awards. Partial awards
and all emergency relief have been
extended in all other eases In wnlcn
emergency need existed.
Additional woarkers are beng at
tached to the Red Cross admlnistfa-
tive staff as rapidly as they can be re-
leased by welfare organizations. lhe'i
cooperation with the Red Cross area
directors is expected to increase rapid
" the number of award cases ready
for final disposition. a..
The immense task of caring for the
injured following the disaster. APP
proaches completion under the dlrec-
tion of DR.. William r. Redden of the
American Red Cross. The maximum
number of LAO patients in hospitals
Immediately following the disaster ma.
been reduced to l22 on May IL. As
n result the number Of Red Cross
nurses remaining on duty has peeh
reduced from 136 to %.
Red Cross officials here expect thal
with the entire emergency relief task
disposed of, the work of permanent
rehabilitation will show progressively
increased progress each week.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Good girls are like a traffic b5uie-
ward, says NJ. ID. Campbell, you haf,a
stop when you reach a certain poiat
whether you want TO or not.
Chas. Hill says he's tired Of getting
up every morning and washing dog
tracks OIL his face. He says he'll
either have 10 lock the dogs outside
the house or quit whistling in his
sleep.
Noticing the rush for partners a q
dance, we ale want 10 recall that
antique proverb, "the more waist, the
less haste"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Something has been happening over
in West Virginia. Sgettin' 30 a eoal
mine owner has no more rights than
other citizens. Federal Judge Baker
announces that in future his court viii
not grant temporary restraining or
ders until defendants have had an OPP
portunity to answer the complaint
The plaintiffs failed to convince this
Judge that peaceful persuasion of min
ers to Join the union Is violation Of
an Injunction issued way back IN 1913
Shades of Judge Jackson Mother
Jones wins at last
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
WISDOM

"Child labor is inconsistent with a
system Of education free, universa
and compulsory. II Is at once The
cause and the result Of ignorance and
of poverty. "-Medill Mccormick.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
Progress BY Wood Workers

Chicago, May 2O.-Wood WORKER.
employed in Lake county, Ind, mus
near here, have won a thiee-" 90 =,
strike and raised wages from $I.io al
hour to $l.20.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

The Washington Building Trade.
Council is pushing a charge Of con
spiracy against the Fair Wage Com
mittee," an organization of builders
which attempts to dictate what wage
building tradesmen shall be paid. Tho
council has the sunoort of the Contra
Labor Union and the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, and brief has beer
prepared for presentation TO local au-
thorities protesting against the actiy
tiles Of this committee in the strike.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Frank Hodge Of Great BfltaI'
elected secretary of World Miners
Conference. r..on
Striking iron workers OF lhaiahaP
oils, Ind, win wage increase
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Montreal police have won court
decision which permits them 10 belong
to a labor union The city ordered
them TO leave the union, but the court
sees no reason why police should not
be members Of a lawful organization.
Montreal Is not so far from Boston,
ether
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
pnlicn HaN IInile

Montreal, Quebec, May 20.-Justicc
Coderre has set aside an order by Tho
city chief executive disbanding the
policemen's union. In declaring this
order illegal, the court said tina. the
dispute between the city and the police
could have been settled by provincial
law. made for that nurpoee. The dis
pute dates back to September, W.
when municipal employee attempiei
10 organize 10 improve condition.
They have been opposed by the com
mon council and the city executive.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

-. 4 anne appears in this column
..afmber it is only in fun and
- ming personal IS meant when
The names Of our friends 10
-. color to our jokes.
i.#..4ane girl who can't cuss has
,sa Door memory.
-O
~.a Nefe sitting on the davenport
.... #a..~ hung low. -.
w. you look me straight IN me
eli me you didn't do II! she
& 0s gasped, as his glance went
... sr ef. shoulder and then her
.- y. r.. mink | shall never be able
- r.n in the face again as long
81 ~ she moaned, as her gaze
- lis face completely.
IN. q tragedy! They were boih
crosS-eyeo
a.. .9,y has decided that women
..ys geeaer minds than men. Ana
. %, Woman is insulted because the
Snl Hart make it stronger than mat
-D--
IT, fazon haired Scandinavian
IL .. me court house and stam-
,reriagiy asked for license.
"y aHHntjrg license ?" inquired the
'y a65 NO said Ole, 81 ban hunting
,.z sr.naa. | wanta get married.
WAT We are most anxious to nnu
,r' +. where business men hide when
,Ssy are not in conferences.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Won Hindenburg. our statesmen tell
US. is perfectly safe" Somehow Ne
can't reconcile this with what they
told US in 1917.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Static is like some children: It's
had its way so long it probably will
never be controlled.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
nefea. f8.Hnur Week

london, England, May 2U.-By q
vote of 223 TO rs the house Of com
mons rejected a bin to establish a
national 4s-hour week In conformity
with the Washington interna.iona.
labor conference.
Tie bin was opposed by the govern
ment. whose Spokesman insisted that
another international conference
s6ould be held because Of different
interpretations in the various coun-
u.c-.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Carlo Tresca. foe Of Fascist regime
in Italy, released from Atlanta Peni-
Tertiary; says he was political prs
oner.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Mandy, put some ashes on your
sidewalk, cause your daughter sho
am sHppia.'
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Cloth manufacturers must live. So
the material taken from the girls
skirts is added to the mems pants.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

More than hundred miner< arrested
for picketiug mine 10 falrmont, w
Va, fields
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
LOVE Is BLIND

She really vas not so hot
Her fars was no cure for eye-straih'
Her ferm was there all right
R9t II onIy held her together.
Her feet were generous ..l
She mad personality like a custatu
Her mentality was slightly above the
S-year-old average
But married her
had TO.
Her husband insisted on it.
He paid me we'll enough though
Haste was necessary.
They were clipping and | was the
fr5 minister they saw.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

\ certain class Of business men ate
chortling with glee over the prcdica
ment Of the Federal Trade Commits
sion. The Commission has been
packed with friends Of its enemles
and appears to he in fair way IL
expire.
The Federal Trade Commission vi,
created to protect The public from IN
fair business practices ami u protee,
business men from unfair connection
Through their organizations the work
of the board has been hampered to a
considerable extent, and now through
courts and careless appointments they
have, they believe, effectively heb.
bled IL.
Those business men who have
swallowed the propaganda of the anti
commission lobbyists may we'll staf
and think a bit before they join in the
chuckle. They themselves may soon
wish for protection against unt@'
competition.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Something new in b1ycotts! Be
cause union plumbers were granted an
Increase by the master plumbers the
men have been loekd out of all build
ing jobs by the Operative Builders
Association, which claims to control
more than half the construction N
Washington. This is sympathetic
strike with reverse English, but
strange to say, local new papers are
not condemning it as they would II
the workmen were trying 10 put it
over.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Five per cent do the thinking for
the other ninety-fve while the other
nmety-fiye do the working for the
five.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

What laoks worse than fat wom-
an in a bathing suit?"
We'll. for one thing | think moth
hat, DO.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Doetoi-(after removing BARRIERS
appeadiNl-"And now, my dear SIR
tog about a little liver or typhoid
operation? And your tonsils need
trimming terribly"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Tie name of a Chinese boy who IN
heri,ei a big fortune in New York Is
Willie Chin Now. Hardly, his money
will do all the talking.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Never say die" said the con
demned man to the hangman with his
hand en- the tran lever.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

y familiar place. said the girl
looking at the sofa.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Madison Square Garden is bfiug
demolished. That is probably New
York's way of insuring against an
other Democratic convention.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
Capital Comment

Observation-Disclosures
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27
FOUR ARE DEAD
IN BLAZING
FORESTS
Fires Sweep Parts of Four
States-Hundreds of Set
tiers Compelled to Flee
By international News Service.


OMAHA, Neb., March 27.-Four
persons are known to have been
killed in forest fires which today
were sweeping Nebraska prairics,
Oklahoma and the Dakotas. driving
hundreds of settlers from the homes
and menacing entire communities.
Scores of farm houses lie in ruins
today and much live stock has been
destroyed, according to reports.
The fatalities were reported from
Valentine, Neb.
Speeds Sixty Miles an Hour.
In the Oklahoma district the
flames were said to be raging
through McCurtain and Pushmahata
counties in the southwestern part
of the State. The State game pre-
serve was being swept by the fire
and hundreds of wild animals were
fleeing before the blaze, reports
stated
The fire in the Dakotas was
being driven by high wind which
sped 1T through the tall prairie
grass at sixty miles an hour.
Volunteer fire brigades were be-
ing mustered throughout the dis
trict today and fire wardens in air
planes were lowering over the
flame-swept areas searching for
possible victims
The flames broke out following
weeks OF dry weather which dried
the vegetation into finder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27
CONE BACK FOR
DRUG BANDIT
SOUGHT
Mother and Friends of Her
man c. Davis Want Youth
Given Chance for Cure

Can Herman c. Davis come
back?
II can" the boy answers.
'Can he unfasten the tight dope
chain which has an almost death
grip on him?
with Gods help. yes" he re-
plies.
Can this lad return to the world
with will power to resist tempta-
ton and ambition 10 improve him
self?
"If I am given half a chance. I
can" he responds.
But is he worth the chance?
Yes" comes the reply. almost a
plea. But 1t is not Herman c..
Davis answering. 1t is his mother,
the woman who reared him. the
woman whose faith in her boy has
never wavered. the woman who be-
lieves that with half a chance"
the lad can prove his mettle.
May Be Given Chance.
Davis, who in 1903 was a prize
baby in a contest conducted by a
Washington newspaper, may have
a chance to come back His mother
is working for him; she is seeking
his Incarceration IN an institution
where he may rid himself of the
dread habit.
Don't send my boy to JAIL" she
pleads. THAT won't help. Put
him in hospital and cure him.
He will come back and the world
will be proud of him"
Friends of the good looking
old lad have prom
ised his mother to help. They are
said to be planning to ask Doctor
Harry H. LantZ, druggist, of 1913
Seventh street southwest, to drop
the prosecution.
1t was Doctor Lantz' store that
Davis, brandishing a revolver and
craving for drugs, entered We'd
nesday night. He got fourteen bot
ties of narcotics, rifled the cash
register and dashed from the store.
He was arrested a few blocks away
by Policeman Harry G. Bauer,
taken to the Fourth Precinct Sta
ton and collapsed. An Emergency
Hospital physician brought him
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pheric phenomenon. They cannot
be forecast with accuracy because
no one knows just where, out of
$4,000 square mile cyclonic area
one will suddenly break loose.
They occur always in connec-
ton with a large circular storm
il. region of low barometric pres
sure. The cool winds from the
north meet the warm trade winds
travelling in the opposite direction
in the Mississippi valley and a
cyclone, out of which a tornado
might suddenly spring, is formed
Doctor Humphrey declared that
years ago the Weather Bureau
made an effort to forecast lorna
does by emphasizing the nearness
Of cyclones to a certain area.
Because Of our lack of knowl-
edge and the fear it caused. the
forecasting did more harm than
good and it has been discontinued"
he said.
The airplane. in the belief of
scientists, will he able to shed
more light on tornadoes than othel
ecu pment because plane can
safely circle around one and secure
photographs.
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INQUEST Is CALLED ON
BIG MINE DISASTER

FAIRMONT. w. VA. March %.
The cOrnorer's inquest 10 deter
mine what caused the explosion in
mine forty-One, of the Bethlehem
Mines Corpora ton at Barracksvillo.
near here will be formally opened
here this afternoon when the coron-
ers jury will begin its investigd-
ton in the Marion county court
house. Thirty-three men lost their
lives in the mine.
Individual opinions of miners and
officials reports from rescuers will
be heard by the jury before making
its decision
j. w Paul and George S. Rice.
of the Federal bureau of mines are
included in the witnesses expected
10 testify.
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1t was strongly indicated
today that . special session
of the grand jury will be
called to indict Miss King
as the regular jury does not
meet again until next No
vember.
The girl appears unmind-
full of the enormity Of her
offense or that q charge of
murder stands against her.
FOUGHT BACK TEARS.
Throughout her interview
in the presence of deputy
sheriffs she did not display
the least emotion except
once when she spoke Of
burying the baby, and even
then she fought back the
tears that trickIed from her
eyelids.
A bad odor which aroused
the curiosity of eleven
year-old Alfred Gray-the
son Of Mrs. Annie Gray
and a first cousin Of the
King girl, who lived next
door-resulted in the find
ing Of the bodies of the two
babies.
Early last evening, ac-
cording to the Maryland au-
thorities, this boy discovered
that the foul odor came
from the King residence.
He started q tour of investi.
CATION which led him to the
attic.
When he began search
ing the attic he found the
body of one of the babies
carelessly wrapped in
papers and clothing.
Took 1t Home.
The boy took it to his own
home, and when his elder brother,
Edward Gray, came home, he
it to him.
The older boy demanded the
young one to put the body back
in the King attic where he got it
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May Speed Warnings
Ahead of Tornado
By FRED J. WALKER.
international News Service.

The toll of death exacted by Mississippi valley ornadoe
will year by year unless plans Immediately formu
lated cities which lie the paths of the twlsters 1t
declared today by Doctor w. j. Humphrey, senior
of the United States Weather Bureau.
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GIRL AND BOY,
BORN ABOUT YEAR
APART

Miss EIzabet NJ. King 10 years old, former Waking
ton girl, now living Woodmont Bethesda, Md,
i in jail at Rockville Md, charged with smotherng
newly born babies to death and hiding them in the
attic Of her home.
Miss King, after hours of grilling, confessed she
snothered baby girl death few hours after il was
born about year ago. and that two weeks ago, when
she bore baby boy, she did the same thing.
Two charges Of murder have been placed against the
young girl and she is held at the Rockville Jail without
bond.
At FIRST contending that the babies were born dead,
the girl weary being caught conradicng her story,
blurted out before Stat9s Attorney John - Carrots
sYes, snaotheved them both. pressed the bed
clothing the mouth and Of each and held them
there until they stopped breathing"