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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

I, How are buoys in ri"ers al
other bodies of water KEEP lighted "
A, BY acetylenc gas, which is
discharged from tanks contained in
the body OF the buoy. They burn
day and night until the gas is ex-
hausto.l A tender visits the buoys
periodically to recharge the tanks
With gas
Q. What cabinet position did
Herbert Hoover hold during the
World War?
A. None He was appointed
food administrator under Woodrow
Wilson, but this was not 4 cabinet
positi
@. What are the safest and the
most dangerous Of the important in
dustries OF the United States?
=. OF the ] 5 major industries the
national industrial conference board
reports that the textile industry is
h" safest and mining is the most
dangerous.
@. Who wrote the woll known
Christmas hymn Isl! mt Night, Holy
Night ."
A. II is a translation from the
German "Stille nacht, heil'g. nacht."
The author Of the poem is John
Mohr. who composed it in 1878. The
music is by Franz Gruber I7S7-
1869.
Q. Where did the expression
Millions for defense but not one
cot for tribute" originate?
A. 1t is said to have been the
answer of Charles G. Mckinney, the
| France, to the agents of Tallyrand
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

That's absurd" he declared. Il
refuse to discuss it any furthe.
You're utterly proposterous. Mona
I've told you already that your i'm
asination has simply run away
with you. You're talking like {.
fool"
Il Talk to him BEFORE" ex-
planned Mona, when you 20 to
he'd, ma cherie. And make heem
promise to keep his hands off you
He promise-and I say. Very well
then l shall not tell"
And then" flared Snlythe, YOU
came sneaking back from shore. TO
spy on us.'
Il do it to take care of Mademo,
sole" explained Mona, quite un.
ruffled. She is one good girl
You're a great one to take care
of anyone."
Smythe turned on his heel. :.
"You can't even take care of your
self"
again, and throaty with that curt
ouSly thrilling quality that AShto-
reth had noticed the first night. Il
take very good care of myself.
Meester Smythe."
"Oh. yes" he retorted brutality.
You flower in flame"
Mona touched the long pearls
that hung from her ears. and lifted
/ the triple string of pearls around
her neck. She shrugged her shout
ders.
| You do not hate me. ma cherie?'
| Her eyes were soft now. with :.
cobalt-blue tranquility. And she
smiled her luminous smile. A litt,.
sadly. a little wistfully.
Ashtoreth kissed her pale check
swiftly.
mo, Mona" she said. II do not
hate you. Poor, poor Mona"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

VINO minated that t would be
n essary for the United States TO
pay large sum Ore negotiations
could be opened The declaration
became q rally - cry for the Ameri-
can people in the hostiiities with
france 4 1898.
Q. Ven was the Tkrainian
Soviet Socialist republic formed?
When did il Re l the other
Soviet Socialist republics in Rus
STA:
a. The Tkrainian Soviet Socialist
republic was formed after the Soviet
rcyolr"~o OF Novemi or Z, 1917: and
in December 1870 it concluded "a
n .itary and eco..omi" alliance with
Russian socialist FEEDER Soviet
republic. On July c. 1928, the Tx
~ainian Sociali"t Soviet republic
form'1 toge'hor with the other
Soviet Socialist republics n Russia,
the Union of Soviet Socialist re-
publics.
@, What part OF speech is the
word its?
A. 1t is the possessive form of
the pronoun at" When written
Its" it is ? colloquial contraction of
ut is"
O. Is Lake Superior the largest
lake in the world"
A. It is the largest in area OF any
lake il the world having $3.50
lake in the >iorld having length of
$50 miles.
square miles. 1t is also the longest
@. Where is the highest elevation
in Europe?
A. Mont FL Bruz, in the Caucasus
mountains. with an elevation of
1896 feet.
Q. Who played the part OF the
midshipman in the movie by that
name?
A. Ramon Novarro.
q. Were all tle one cent pieces
minted in the United athes in 1879
made at the Denver mint? What
did the entire issue amount to?
=. They were all minted at Den
yer. The entire issue amounted 10
s7l.6o0.
Q. Can you give ME the names
Of a few famous cowboys?
4. Yakima Canutt and Hoot Glib
so:., both we'll known movie actCNs,
formerly were famous and popular
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

take her down with you. She's
simply killing herself"
Mona swallowed with difficulty,
pressing her fingers against her
lips. Her color had faded and her
skin had taken on the tinge of old
parchment.
You know ze frenzy of my
blood she told him calmly. You
so snug. So self suffccd,"
please Mona--tlear.'
Ashtoreth pleaded brokenly, dam
gerously near tears. The scene had
completely upset her, and she felt
Overwhelmingly sorry for the girl.
please" she coaNed, come down
to our room. I'm so worried abou:
you. Please come, Mona"
The Frenchwoman put her hands
behind her on the rail.
IN one little m0ment,' she
promised. but first ! must tell you
- so that Meester smythe will
hear
but I don't care, Mona. 1t
doesn't make any difference. You
better. If he's been your sweet
heart, Mona - and you're hurt,
dear--I shant ever see him again.
l swear"
Ashtoreth drew Mona toward the
companionway
t'Nv sSua,t I,oo,3'i'' Mar,
laughed. Il nave had plenty OF
sweethearts, ma Cherie-and some
l have loved. But I spit on Meestc,
Smythc.'
She spat.
81 hate heem," she said.
Listen, Ashtoreth - the wcman's
crazy"
smythe spoke placatinsly. If
she's trying TO make you think l."
Mona laughed in his face.
He put me in a book" she re-
reated. and sell it. lie call me
poor girl'-and psalm sing through
his nose
Il wrote a book" explained
smythc. Mona imagines that it
was she of whom | wrote 1t was
published last year. And Mona
seems 10 have been considerably
incensed'
He make love TO me" insisted
Mona stubbornly. land put If in h
book - 10 make money Now he
make love to YOU . and put il
in another book"
Smythcs mouth frightened at the
corners.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

pale in the moonlight. Philosophers
say that the superior man can find
himself in no situation in which he
Is not master of himself. But there
is no superiority born of man 10
rule the fury of an angry woman.
And no one, assuredly, had ever
mastered Mona in a rage. Smythe's
poise seemed to increase her agita-
ton.
Now she wheeled on Ashtoretn
like a viragc.
Il told YOU" she cried. that he
was a bad mans. He made love to
me, like to you. And then he put
buy his book to read why I 60
wrong. And he make money"
The vehemence of her TRADE
choked her. and she stopped for
breath. She put her handkerchief
against her mouth, and when she
took it away, Ashtoreth saw that
there was blood on it.
"Mona!" she cried.
But the other girl shrugged i'm
patiently.
ut is nothing" she said.
Ashtoreth shuddered.
please" she begged, don't be
so excited. You've made yourself
i'll. It's awfully dangerous. Mona
blood in your mouth. like that. 1t
might be from your lungs you
know. A hemorrhage.
Mona moved indifferently to the
rail and put her arm about ASH
toreth.
Its all right, ma cherie." she
whispered. Her voice had grown
weak. with exhaustion or fright.
"A short life and merry one, mon
petit chou"
Snythe cleared his throat.
You ought 20 see the doctor,
Mona" he declared. "If you will
go to your cabin. will ask him to
attend you Immediately. It's SUI
cidal. you know - taxing your
strength this way. My God. you
ought to get yourself under con.
troll"
Mona laughed mirthlessly.
swine" she retorted.
Smythe looked at her coolly. AMI
turned to Ashtoreth.
"Mademoiselle," he observed.
Seems to imply that"
But Mona cut in holly upon his
imperturbablc humor.
Cuff" she shrieked.
'Please, Ashtoreth," he besought,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
THIS HAS HAPPENED

THIS HAS HAPPENED
Ashtoreth Ashe, adventurous Ste
nographer, becomes involved in a
dramatic affair on shipboard. Ash
toreth is taking a cruise to the
West Indies and has encountere.l
two particularly interesting people.
Mona de Musset, with whom she
rooms. is a mysterious lady of ex-
ceptional beauty. who possesses rare
charm and priceless pearls.
Jack Smythe. an Englishman.
warns Ashtoreth against Mona, and
declares that the girl is notorious.
ASH . reth is naturally shocked, but
Mona has been SO kind to her that
she declines to sever their brief
friendship. In a few days Mona will
have left the ship at the island Of
Guadeloupe, a French possession In
the Indies. Ashtoreth resolves to
treat her as usual.
Smythe, who has already kissed
Ashtoreth once, persuades her to
go on the lonely boat deck with
him And there lie makes love in
fashion utterly new and thrill
ing for Ashtoreth.
Suddenly, from the shadows. q
woman approaches them. 1t is
Mona, who turns on Jack in un-
oontrollable fury.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx
'Now Mona"
Jack Smythe spoke soothingly, as
one humoring a recalcitrant child.
He even touched her shoulder.
Don't you Mona me-" she cried.
And drew away as though his touch
had burned her. "You-you-"
mo scenes!" he commanded
CURLY. And you'd better get out
OF this. you know. It's none OF
your business, Mona"
Her dark skin was livid with
fury. And her nostrils quivered
with the excitement OF her un.
leashed emotions.
EASY now" he cautioned.
Easy" she Missed.
There was something dreadfully
primitive about her sibilant fury.
Smythe turned to Ashtoreth.
THE woman seems determined
to make an exhibition of herself"
he said. perhaps, Miss Ashe, you
had better go below"
But Mona had snatched Ashto-
reth's wrists.
mo" she ordered. She'll stay
here"
The Englishman had grown very
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
Algerians Would Build
School Like SOrbOnne

Algiers, Dec. 30 P>-- Algers has
begun to build a university City"
modelled on that OF Paris to aid its
intellectuals in the struggle against
the high cost of living
One hundred rooms in a modern
dormitory will be put at the dis
posal Of poor students from Frances
North African possessions. at a
monthly rental of three dollars
The municipality of Algiers donated
the land
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
Crude Oil in Bottles
Brings Sl2,50O Barrel

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. - "
The market price for the grade Of
oil produced by Oklahoma City's
discovery gusher is around tl.6e 4
barrel. but one promoter is selling
4 barrel of it for &1o,5Oo.
He gets IS cents for a dram bot.
tie of the oil attached to a post.
card. There are $1,000 drains to
barrel, assuring him a net profit OF
sle,50O. at least, if he disposes OF
every dram.
The bottles are bought for sou.
venirs and for gifts to be sent to
other parts of the country.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Tears sprang to the French
woman's eyes.
Il have known" she said. ''b2c
womens who understood goo
womens. But never before a goo
girl who would forgive bad gil
You are very kind, ma cherie.'
She turned mock.ngly to Smyth,
Maybe" she suggested impn
IDENTITY "Meestar Smythe can writ,
another story for the American
public, and their cinemas. 4 story
about a bad womans. like a raging
fire. And a good little girl. like q
white flame, Ell? And mans who
made love TO them both"
Come. Mona" begged Ashtoreth
drawing her to the stairs.
They went to their cabin AMI
Smythe remained on the boat dccl
where they left him. Ashtoreth
rang for the stewardess, and per.
suaded Mona to lie down. Then sh:
went herself to find the doctor.
He inspected Monas bloodstaineG
handkerchief gravely. and took he,
temperature.
Feet is nothing" she insisted.
But her temperature was 104.
The doctor examined her lungs
tapping sepulchrally
Il have what you call re adhe-
sions," she told him.
And you do not realize wha'
4.
"Mais oui." she told him serenely
Il am content"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Mona talks of life and love tr
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Mona talks of life and love In
the next chapter, and Ashtoreth
hears the philosophy of an outcast.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
Moro r00D-
Greater comfort

The larger bodies Of tho new Superior
Whippet afford moro spacious interior,
with extra leg room and elbow room.
The seats arc wider and heavily uphol-
stored, and have fagn-6tting contour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Towing. y. 6.s-O-B. Central Auto Works,
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
CANOE EVENTS HERE
FIXED FOR JULY IA

Entries for the annual regatta for
racing class canoes only TO be held on
the Potomac July IA under auspices Of
the Washington Canoe Club are now
being received by A. Earle Weeks
photographic Office Navy Building,
Eighteenth and b streets The events
are open TO all amateur canoeists.
Thirteen events, all over half~mile
straightaway course, will make up the
program which will start I'll o'clock,
The regatta is sanctioned by the Middle
States Canoe Racing Association.
In addition 10 local entries several
are expected from out-of~town, A
trophy Will be awarded the club scor-
ing most points and the Washington
Canoe Club gold and bronze medals
will go TO those finishing first and sec
ond, respectively
The order Of events follows.
Junior qliadrupie double blades senior
one-man single blades. Junior tandem
single blades, senior quadruple double
blades, junior one-man double blades,
senior tandem single blades, Junior
quadruple single blades, senior one man
double blades. junior tandem double
blades, senior quadrupie single blades,
junior one-nlan single blades senior
tandem double blades and fitting con-
Test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
and Maids O1cLass Rivals Navy and c. Eevens May Play
COAST GRID TEAM
MAKES OvERTURES
Seeks a TWo-Year Agree
ment With Midshipmen Co.
ing West This Fall.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, June ga Christ
mas day gridiron game between the
United States Naval Academy and the
University of Southern California at the
Coliseum here this year appeared in the
offing today.
1t was learned that Gwinn Wilson.
graduate manager of Southern Cali
fornia and Warren Bovard. controller
Of the Institution, now are in Washing
ton negotiating with the Navy for a
two-year agreement.
The Navy team would come West this
Fall and Southern California would GO
East under the agreement sought by
U. S. G.
Secretary Wilbur of the Navy was
reported as being favorable to such an
East-West game. if the Annapolis Of
f1cials decide that the Midshipmen can
make the trip within 10 days. the holi-
day furlough allowed the Navy Academy
undergrads
Successful elimination of negotiations
would result in a contract similar to
that recently drawn up between STAN
ford University and the Army. A two
year agreement between the two institli-
tons will take the Palo-Alto gridmen
to New York in December of this year
and the Cadets to the Coast in 1929.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
FIVE ACTIVE DAYS AHEAD
OF SANDLOT BALL TEAMS

clash Sunday at o'clock on East Ell
lipse diamond. Players are TO report
at 2 o'clock.
Aztec players will report at ALAS Fl
street 1T $50 o'clock tomorrow to go to
Annandale for game. Aztecs have IL
wins in IA starts.
st. Mary's CeItics will be at home to-
morrow TO Douglas A. G. at 4.30 o'clock.
Local players are 10 meet at $40 Sixth
street northeast at 3 O'Clock.
Isherwoods and Stadiums are listed
10 meet Sunday at 3 o'clock on Mary
land Park diamond at $3.50 o'clock,
Players are to report at 2:3O o'clock.
Tomorrow AnacOstia Eagles are 10
journey TO Indian Head for game at 3
o'clock.
MaFdfeIdt Juniors viii face Oriole A.
G. at 3 O'Clock Sunday on the Seventh
and Jackson streets northeast diamond.
Manager Of Postal A. G. wishes to
hear from the Euclid Midget pilot be-
fore Sunday at Main 44l4
Jewish Community Center unlimiteds
batted ogG a 10 10 win over Army
Wa '~~iege nine yesterday.
as~diey Insects had 10 Journey IL In
aings yesterday to bag ID 10 IL win
over Curtis Insects.
Southeast Marberry Pewees added a
WIN yesterday over Kelleys, ID 10 IL.
CisseII's hitting featured Kenilworth
A. C.s win over Hayes Insects yeater-
day, 3 10 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
GUN CLUB MEMBERS
TO BE BUSY IN JULY

Washington Gun Club marksmen will
face busy schedule during the next
month. beginning Saturday afternoon
with standard club program OF so
targets. Regular events on the monthly
trophies schedule will be shot. with
spoon 10 high gun In the handicap
and regular event.
A program for Wednesday, July A.
will be determined Saturday by mem
bers when they gather at the Benning
range.
The schedule for July follows;
July T.~~Two~msn team race, SO targets
Trophy TO each member OF winning team
and TO second team under Lewis class sys-
TEN
July "A so targets. 10. 10 aud 20 yards
Yafdage determined by 1929 club average.
ffpphy 10 high gun on each yard mark
JUG 2i~~Three- man team race IT so tar
gets. Trophy TO each member of winning
team
July "a so targets, First IS at ID yards
Second event drop back yard for each
tarael oyer 40 broken In arst event Trophy
u I41 hiah aAllEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
PRINCE HAS DOUBLE
AT OLYMPIC GAMES
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM. Holland June %
Visitors from all over the world attend
ing the Olympic games will be puzzled
by the striking facial likeness of two
men who will occupy points Of vantage
in the royal box
Only the sharp observer will discern
that one of them sits on a richly carved
chair while the other modestly occupies
an ordinary one. Only then will the
casual visitor be able 70 identify one
from the other, so much alike do they
look
These twins" are none other than
Prince Consort Henry (Hendrik as he is
called in Dutchl, husband of Queen VIII
helmina, and Willem de Vlugt. the bur-
gofnaster of Amsterdam. Vlugt fire.
quently is taken for the prince consort
and gets great enjoyment out of it.
Yes. my colleague and I often are
mistaken for the other" Vlugt told the
correspondent with a twinkle in his eye
He would not commit himself further as
to just what he meant by my COL
league"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

~ ECNNING tomorrow, indepen-
dent sandiot base BAN mines
VIII open busy schedule
l. which will carry through
Wednesday, July 4. Several
teams have four and Ave games TO dis
pose Of during the next i've days.
Many other teams have been unable
70 complete their schedules for the
week end and holiday. Among those
seeking action for Sunday are Ma
tlonal Circles Lincoln 1892; p. G.
Candy Co, Columbia sea: No. Engine
men. Alexandria 3li: Columbia Bap-
fists, Falls Church 1912; Lionel
Midgeta. West s7l: Majestic Juniors,
Potomac 500 Powfstan Midgets, Main
$3.50.
Tskonz Tigers open their program
tomorrow with a clash with Auths un-
limited nine AZ Silver Spring at 3
O'Clock. Two games are cardeo with
Black soz for Sunday.
Terminal Icenen engage Washington
Terminals tomorrow At O'Clock on
Terminal Y diamond and on Sunday
viii meet Rockville independents on
The Elllpse al O'Clock Maryland
A C. viii be met July q.
Stadium players viii meet Sunday
81 / O'Clock 1T 200s Georgia avenue
northwest 70 70 70 Hyattsyille 70 meet
Colmsr Manor al 3 O'Clock.
With Jewish Community Center nine
listed for Sunday and ST. Mary's Ceitics
cooked for Wednesday, Alexandria
Dgeadnaughts VIII have a nusy time
At Baggett Fisld.
Peerless and saks Kroyden mines viii
resume their private feud Sunday 81 ]
O'Clock On east EllipSe diamond. Peer
less tossers Von the FIRST game, 70 5.
Red sox 20 10 CslesyilIe tomorrow at
80 O'Clock and meet PASSPORT al 2 80
o'clock Sunday Two games are carded
ct scagIsvilh on Wednesday.
Clinton A. 4. has booked Addison A
T. for Sunday Local players Will meet
ct O'Clock al 1905 X street.
Clover A. G. viii meet Dixie Pig A.
G. at Cteverly nd, tomorrow Prac.
tice was booked today at O'Clock al
First and r. streets.
Weekend An-stars and Calesyills
mines are 10 be the attraction at River
dale tomorrow ard Sunday against
Hiser'g AIl-Stars. Boiling Field vii
rneet there Ia two games on Wednesday
Petwerth Eagles and 81 Marks vii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
MOST GAMES IN FRENCH
LEAGUE ARE ONE-SlDED

Only two of the seven ball games in
the French Insect League yesterday
proved real battles. Jewish Community
Center barely beat Brookland Boys
Club, 4 to 3. and Senators had TO hustle
to take the measure Of Monarchs, 10
10 10. In other tits Corinthians routed
Chevy Chase. 81 to z; Cardinals ran
away from Calhouns. II to 2; Apaches
trounced Postons. IL to S; Corinthian
Cubs pointed the way to Lionels. Q TO g.,
and Webcos were 1915 winners over
EDeakerg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
ALEXANDRIA CONTESTS
ARE 0NE.SlOED AFFAIRS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 30 ~- Co
lumbia Engine Company outlaws de-
feated the Virginia Public Service Co,
by i7-to-T count In smuggling duel
on Hayden Field yesterday.
Transportation Clerks Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg 81 Potomac Rail
road Co League went down 70 defeat,
10 70 2, at the hands OF the Potomac
Ptre Department tOsserg on Edward
Duncan Field yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
MARTHA NORELlUS
U. s. PLAYER is VICTOR.

LONDON. June 90 0p).--Jock Soutar
of Philadelphia gave a skilful exhibit
ton of court tennis at the Princes Club
last night when he beat Pierre Etche-
baster Of France. world professional
court tennis champion. 81, IS. SO
and 8-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29
LONG SHOTS WIN RACES.

C0LLTNEvILLE Ill, June 20 GAo). -.
Dream Life, paying 1876 on a 81
ticket, and Bright Plume, paying S6B "a
10 win, annexed two of the races on
the Paramount track yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

DIR. Lima Passavant is the only Ger
man representative of her sex on the
Olympic committee of judges at Amster-
dam
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-14
BELL DESCRIBES
EXPERIENCES AT
COLUMBINE MINE:
Colorado Strike Leader
Beaten and Jailed

DENVER, Colo. by Mail) While
three detectives carefully listened for
even a remote reference to the min
ers' strike situation, Adam Bell, strike
leader, recently told large crowd at
an International Labor Defense meet
ing how he was beaten and thrown
into Jail when he led group of 300
strikers to the gates of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Mines November 81.
Bell was released on a bond which
forbids him to speak in Colorado
about the strike situation, under pain
of 20 years imprisonment. He was
held six weeks.
Three hundred men were peaceably
assembled before the locked gates Of
the Columbine," he said "When
mounted the fence to ask the guards
why the men were not admitted, I
was struck down. sd like to blow
your God damned head off, was the
answer l got"
Beaten and Jailed.
Bell said that although one side Of
his head was cut open and the other
side bruised, he was beaten until he
could not stand. He was then hand
cuffed to two other strikers and
dragged off. After the doctor had
dressed his head he was taken to jail
by armed guards. sa
No charge was filed against him for
six weeks and every means was used
to get him to "talk," he said. The
Denver News co-operated with the po-
lice by sending reporter and his
wife to question him. But after the
first question Bell ordered them. away.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-14
Aid Miners Relief.

A conference for miners relief was
held last Saturday at which a score
of trade union and fraternal organi-
cation delegates as well as delegates
from several women's organizations
attended. The conference committee
of which Morris Kaufman is chair
man, has already sent cases of shoes
and clothing to the striking miners. A
tag day to raise funds is being called
for today. Chairman Kaufman has
sent out a call for volunteers OF all
those who are willing to assist in the
preparations. Volunteers are asked to
come early to the headquarters OF the
laundry drivers union, 515 Court ST.,
Elizabeth.