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HONEST TRUSTS
JO ESCAPE NET,
SAYS GREGORY
Attorne) I i ?? Declares
Innocent Viola i >n of Law
WHl Avoid Penalty,
s- ; .: VEXT
1 x PROSECUTION
ra, s?es No Coati et ?>f
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matter of 4
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si the corpora?
te o?
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could state.
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rega I nvok
? ? plied that,
? pro?
practica
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-. ? . att? rapl tn
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ihould ?-all
for a
?
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templet ?
? ? ? ? te th< commis?
ther the la** had
i giren ease, but
.-? feaaihility, ade
? reme
*??), dpi ? " Where
rganiaa?
hall i ?
..? ,; the
? - - the as
thei turned to the
? . : ent to
itlona for which
i point
itated that no
? ? 1 after
d exhanati-ri
?rl . -i ,: is poi
\ .. part ..: this lii
or rorj oration s| ?
? SSI
I ret
: ? defence
* taken.
''? I" I'reaent Weak Suit*,.
ont, r.ot
uatice t.? tboae
are i a. I ul
he r-art of
.. i haa the
titutins;
? : aeqnentl-r tarn
...
ea ei ?-.here both
the redera! Trade
.
,. .
? ???-.??, i would ?
*,* the pnncii
?
?
edersl frade
o . ?ere
?
? ' ' .
"W.. , . sacea i
circu
*?-?.? - .?.ifuamaA ?-a-,,
EAST-YOUNGSTOWN AFTER A NIGHT OF MOB RULE
Busu i ? ? .-? s wen looted bttfon they wen* burned. This view of Washington Avenue, look im? ?toward Wilson Avenue, tells why in-tchine
i ? now p??ep from the hug? mills of the luisy Ohio town.
RIOTING DELAYS
STEEL . ERGER
? ?niiinii? I fr? in page I
mm i I
?
?
? ??
?
to weld the
ruriH'r
*.',e e or? I 1 ... li?' .<?
mat.y msy be
t that 4
thr? e dialects ere apoki i I ?
?
exception of Turkey, la represent d on
? ? i mi an ? '- payroll! He waa here
. ? ? ? . ? . ' aeei* ed a I -
ter foi Uli ?? on from Waah
Insri
?'Th".s troul . precipitated by
To he
gin with ws hml a ?-... Thursday
nigl t, or.
s-ith the M riff, t
i ros4 ?? ? - On our i
? ? . ti inhnr n SI i
? told the Sheriff an i
hi? frienda that wo could hold the men
re ail en u chance. To
?o tha* ma arrang
,n a hall in Esst Youngstown on Frida?/
g. W hen re the
??
let. We hi ' u an who hi
the com
I
time the corr.o(.*.;," was try
? ? ? . ? roops 1 are. '1 hey
wanted them to Intimidate the men.
Mysterioas Men Spurred Rioters.
"On Friday a bunch of m< n tst
i.i ., car?
Youngatown, TI
? free in ti
-?? snd violence
>', ? . ? ? ? . . ? ?
?
n the
.
That we ?an prove. They were the
cadera that
?
"\V ? know whi In Fri?
day the coi had if men
? ?
? re m . dit
order In these i
? crowd by rollera
them
?: ?ill VT? re
sent he
way I hey did not come un?
king . much
ild ha
sent ;.- '?
? 'ompany tha*
the first " ".i the
Thai ii not the fact. B it
? ri did no ihooting, f? i
Even with them, then?
would t.' t 1 erioui trou
bio if thi not nh.it
Into the crowd When more than twen?
ty men liad been ahoi the crowd d ?1 get
? trouble waa
The company had itarted
one of their i a sa hurt."
?"That." aaid Proseeutoi Henderson,
-, with the *-".rie-? told by many
of the ; ? ? . with whom we hsvs
talked. Thi that they did
the thinga charged sg them be
they ??? r. told to do bo. I hey
tell who II wsa that
orders or
re? il the men be
?
? lied with b
valent
to s.:: -
Every Man to He 1 raced.
? .4. t the men ;in?!?",l
or und? r arr? -? are thi i.ors or
leadera, or acceleratora, oi whatever
you want t?i call them, i- one of tho
? i ?uit.
Wi are i i eheek up the
ment of every man in the h
ui .1er srreat snd aes ? i ?
? from. It la natural to ?
that if men in that cm?.1 fur an; ul
tsrior mol ? ?? - h u d be trr? t?
would ?? tories ti si ??
witl th. ?
??Natura'..v, ? cannot tell ell ?1 it
know. ' i thing peeul sr
?. if tha?. le a hel
ng .I fhi ' : . ? tart
? pne i lent, rvi r reach? - -
?
?. i.. r I? no trouble,
? - pi
-, will tell where
:. ?. ed that
the woi Who th
... I ? ? ? . ?? .
? i ? .;'??? ? ' - that we ura' j. ji
' . - ;;:;,: ''.::.: .
\ustri;in ?itii |1M Held,
th e re i >t th i
if i lor r un , ??? .?
? : . It i ? trill
Ight a
on, but that ?lu
.
thei ???? -.v ;.rii-' ic-s:
- ? ? ii 'r? H men u dei ai r?
? .? ?
? ? | | ,i?' 'rue -.?
f th?
th ai 5o fai ?? ?? l.ir
m wKirh te i"??- '?? mord?
rae, though thai may eorae. Noi
BOO lid? i rr?.?r ?-. ill I
]?? i :-, ?-.--. or h? belle
\\ ? will tn'r.?. no ?- banco? on alle
iff entra te :*.
Il a?. 1 -. ? ROI ' i - ? ?
"We ?rill, of ?MOI
Mr.ti thai the striks was tm-le ?n Wa
Street rhal I on? of I be things th?
we lit'1 after How fai ? ? ? get I
that direction ii more than I ?an no
r. "
Mayor ('?.innirirham to.d the ?m
story ns to the ?trangers who were but
?irr. lerating trouble. Iln ni*?-' had s tul
of strange n i n ?rh i eame re h m an
offered their servieei in pre ervin
order.
"I ?lon't know anything about th
company Importing m.-r," lie said, "he
ru-;, ? to me sad i ffi reo I
i ? p ui n i r. -. n lag i i ? see W '.
.? ? re I li'n-.'t knoa "
:."i,ooo Visitors Ser Ratas.
To nt ?? ?? thou und ? ghtoeci
thronged the ru lined itreet? of Ka?
'i . ingstoa D to-day, ai
? fi .ni 1- iasr ?> n 01.ind Weat? ri
Every itreetea? froa
You nf-s town was r?!'.'-,l. and i anj pri
. %\ ... of autom )l ? ? ? - i
'.,-?' . .1 rh'. r mackinei into Jitne;
>l to haul the I roi to th?? scene
wai ??uif-t throughou
day. At Struthera, where M
r coi imAiiH ?if ) lolone
. . ? .- of BudJ rua, sr? il i
??-??? Bred at sol
?i the k? ill-*
j iri <1.
CELL LIFE BARED
IN PRISON MOVIES
Shop Activities Shown by New
F ?Im at Reform Confer?
ence f.xhibit.
' ?. Kn"iar;'ie B Datis- speaking a I ?i
member of the Parole Commission >?',
New York City, ?.11 open the prison
"ii'-ii at tlif Washington Irving
High School, Sixteenth Street and Irring
Place, t'n i ?".-?-ning. In conjunctior.
wi'h this ?-?inference v. i ! I be ? prisoi
exhibit at the Russell Sap-c Foundation
Building) In Kast T.ver.ty ??-???-.jh;|
? ? riuninittei? on pri ?<??)
reform will pressai to th? public 'i'."
' . ? I turei taken recently at Sin?
Great Meadows und Auburn
prisons. The exhibit wnl conference
\?. ill laat two weeka
The prison film?- ?lep-r* c,->n?l tioi
th-' stats penal instilution? ?SU
Pi Department ;m,| the wardens
and other <'?'..'? all cooperated iri taking
them. Per the III it tune in t h ?
pictures of c.H.',y prison lif? showing
rh.. eel] and shop activities o? eonvieta
will be presented to the publie. At tba
Auburn prison forty convict? donne,]
tripod uniforms of the old system
? ..ved their heads tu show condi?
tions of a generation hk?>.
Farm activities are shown in the
G re a Meadows Bims, and those taki-n
,; Mu.; pre snl the greatest ar
gument, according to the Joint com
.a , .--.?.: Sing ?--."uid be nbol
. ?! and .. muH' modern jail eran ni
dustrial iurn? substituted.
aye", ?u?e.vtXlH*. ^eOAmU- .... -w.?~-_?-.?..-? . a.,. ; ??' i?.-- ?: .*.??a1 .?maiar TaWW??a?iia
Remnant Sale
2d Week?Suit Ends, $18
Buy two suits at the price of one. This is a double
value sale. Hundreds of $40 to $'")() materials. Big va?
riety. Unusual opportunity. I o measure only. AU$18.
Special Full Dress Suit, silk lined, $40. Tuxedo
Suit, $35. Many reduction*? m our Winter Overcoatings.
Broadway
C& 9th St.
Amhmm
Fot 'In r .a. ? mi riri- of mir u]?'OU B pafroiU ;. I :. (U SfN '? m March
a branch ai /' I ? ?*' between Fifth atut Ma4leou Avoe.
DEFFl^S HEALTH
Whitman Sees Transfer of
N. Y. Department to U. S.
;?s (ire.Tt Saving.
a | af i. ?rameaSa-M ?' Tta t
I .iy, Jan. ? 'inveriior Whitman,
to criticisms of the .-?
. ' ?m h:-i annual ine ? ,?
he H- sits Dej irtmi i : of tl ? perl
New Torh be transferred t<> the
Federal government, ?ierlareil that it
Wai rr.n,;? only after a completo In
vestigatioa. Ho said there ?ver? nu
ir.erou? prere'lents for such action,
snd, in ?howini? the advantage* of I ad
era' control, quoted thi ' ring from
., communication receive,) from the
rreasory Department:
"I niformity of regulation, economy
for ihipping Inl rests, flexibility in re
quirements, acientifls training sf etB?
eers, Consular rep.,r'.s fr?.r,i all foreign
.i-.'n-'s, eppointmenta in the aerviee
for life, international aanitan treat
.? ^. ' m pli te ' quipment, t.?. f? < * tat
boarding or inapt ting ?.??use!?, eo
itl in from ell branches of govern
?
Goven sid that, from a
im?n.-ia. atandpoint, the tranaferwould
henel I the ?.tare |3(K),000 r? year.
"Thi" coat u' the department," he
asserted, "in cxris* of its receipt
the leal Racal year, area approximately
; : '?".."i". The Intereal 01 thi nn~ i"
?411 ir.*?l fnr improvementa requeated by
?;?i. the
the monei the Federal government will
pa>- for the propert), agg
MO a year."
Qtsarantlne I niied state? Patsetloa.
'[ he * Liver )i?r a ipreeee i the
? ha' quarantine at the greateat port
,r* the country a u? a national fu-ir
,:.-:.l that the eost abould nel
the
noi has heeri in corre
the Treaaury Depart
t coi .? feasibility of the
? r ? no* ,11 il Pebruai >, sn i inj
that ho lifts rrceiv4.,l i-nnipl.?!.' .lit;
? ? ? ipert E ii?.
gi
b i formed b? I
i reaeury Bj roi
R. Newto that th? rei urj " De >art
i the tra V'.r Slew
ton wrote the Goi ernor I tat th?
ity f??r sui i s transi ? wn II
ection 8 of th? Congress ap
proved Februar) 1".. 1893, which reads:
? .......
of a state ? .i ? u
united State th<- ose ef the bo
r.atus at a ?; it?
quart ntine station, the Secrat -.
iry il s . !.. ,.?;? hori ted I : ?
them and to ; a ISS SI able
compensation to the state for tl
opinion, ti',".v art i
to th? Ci ir? .1 Sut? ia"
Ma> l'cquire Legislation.
'i h.? -.. i : ei ha - i.. si informs I b?
? ?-.. whe has ?xaasined the
.na?, the It will be adv.sabie to enarf
legislation authorizing the transfer
\ precedents, the departsaeat at
Washington cites tha art.mi ef other
itatea turning ever quarantine sta
tions to the United States The do?
psrtment state? that after tha formal
?r s i will be made for
grase to re.m
bur-.' th?? ttate tor the property, the
tei ? ?? ?. I t.y tha rep?
? ? b? -? ??? .n 1 th? Fed?
eral i ? ' nmcnt, Tl ?? Trs .viry Do?
partment ilse Informed the Oov
-.. ner? ssed tha fa?
. .-.,?< o- ether station? alone the
\ tic t tl st New York will not
. .,'. on '" eare for ? ?soee no', aris
ita own port.
geon General iilue exprsssed the
opinion In n eommunical on ;,i the
Governor '.hat the obi?wtion to the
r ieral , ??.rantm.' ia baaed on mie
'appreheneion, and that those low die?
-. ? ? ng ?rill heartily approve after they
ba\?. become familiar witb the Gov
enter's fairness in thi' treatment of '.ho
? : pping Interests.
?-?
Roosevelt to Avert Navy Str.kc.
According r?> a ?tatemen! made at
Washington yesterday by .John I'.
Coughlin, representing the Interns
\?-ociation of Machinists tl
?,Tiper.<! ? v stri ia "f the Seas York Navy
1 srd ? - p ?ye ?? I I be everted by
i r.i kiln I ?. Roo -i" It, Assistant Be
who ha?, found,
Coughlin i .i. ? i .- much of th?? ? -
ia> caused by misrepreaentatlon i
I? Of the men.
. i_lJ_? ,;.;i:.?i,.;.? ,i.^-J-&
I/O?
Shoe
aaj
9
T-?0 'Cl
i S
??inaX
/"VUR Annual Winter Shoe Sale now
* " in [>ro-*rrss jit tin-* Sixth Avenue
Store is an i-vnt looked forward to
by hosts of Trien and WfWTien. Apart
fron> the irrent aaWortrneiits, tempting
values and guarantee*] qualities, this
years ?vale has one hitr ?outstanding f?*a
ture. In sjiiti* of a shortage of leather
thai has sent prices to the highesl point
known for it (generation, we arc offering
-*]( <-s ai the ok- sale prices of the old
dualities, but in the new styles and
rew lasts.
Men*s Winter Shoes
$2.90, $3.85, ?4.757^5.75
Women's Smart Boots
$2.60, $3.25, ?3l5^423, $4.35
Women's Slippers
$1.90,l2~9?T $r33T$4.25
Children's Shoe?, $1.35 to $2.95
The early morning hours afford the
hest tin e for confortable shopping
und eareful fitting. The sales force is
increased to insure the prompt, efficient
?service usual at Alexanders.
Sale at Downtown Store Only
SIXTH AVE. AT NINETEENTH ST.
-4-.
-__
,_?? HI iiaSa?i. .i|iii:iiiiiiliiliiiiliiii
$5?%009 RACE !
STARTS TO-DAY
Give to Br s' Fund, : ul
Pay No Heed to Fake Pica
>f Streel Gamins.
350 BEOIN TEN-DAY
CAMPAIGN AT NOON
Sav?. Ragged Youn-.-st'Ts )if
City's Streets. Call Sounded
to Touch H?a-ts
SAV E RAQGe?) T0U^GST??S, |
CHORUS FOR B0 7S' FUND ,
"(i?-e, (i\e 'undent thousand dol?
lars is a lot u' inone). Ho? many
block? "II ?hat hu> V
F'?r the boy? to ?horn the modest !
ycllii ? barked bill m an undream???!
ni lerttine you ?an to-da\ g?e
your check. It ?ill hu.ld a '?om?*,
elabboase. gymassinm an)i "han?
out" for I he ragged ?parro?? of the !
rlly's stre?'ls. Mski \??ur check
payable to I!. S. fuller, trca-urer '
Baye1 Clab kesselst Isa. M Wall :
Sa reel.
"Please, mister, asa"! you give some
i hing ? ei r !.. *-..- ?. ', .-. i' Horn? '.'"
That bealtating, plaintiv? appeal,
eoming at du.?k from a shivering little
fellow with B newspaper or two und? r
bis -.mi und the other blue hand ha.f
outstretched, will halt thousands of
homeward hurrying New Yorkers dur?
!? g the next ten da-.-?.
I: will be n pure and fimple fa-.e.
Among the 360 campaigner? that
starr out Lhis noon to raine $.".00,.
i m in ten days for the Hoys' Clab As?
societies there will '.)?? a doses mill?
ionaires, but not one newsb? f
Newsboys ani fast boya have been
K-. rasing Richard 8. Crummy, director
of '.he Newsboys' Club, by the scores,
begging permission to help raise the
half-million. Fifty of them at one
time, wanted to know if they couldn'tj
?ell papers for a day and glv? all they
made to the fssd. Maybe the news?
papers would give them the papers for
that day, they said.
But the ?boys' elubs nsvsr rsise monsy
that ?a;, either for th?3 mov?
..r for their Thssksgiving dinner? end
vacation fund- S.j th<- ?mu;: beggar's
?lee ? : "somel ng for th? ?? - - ?
Ilon-e" a ill be 100 per I i HI ... r. ami
? crov.-.i ?if "newsies" last night n?-.-.!
a Tribuna rep? rter to "tell era
;,er paper, won't ;.u. plesse?"
Accredited re| ra i ?' itives si
campaign, however, trill hive no
eulty in Introducing thema?
they a ill carry y lett ?" '
signed by three i ante - th it ?
?enge attention. In former sil
eampaigi b? re hsvs s ? red ?
m- faks Identlflratioa rard? or*
auction signed by the nan-.? "P. No?
lan." One boy ?ntereai the office of the
Ktudebeker Company and Collected
$12.20, b.it fortunately the manager
. tiled Mr. Crummj a - tl a tola
before turning over the money to tha
be.'.
With Joseph P, Day as chairman,,
thirty ?ve teama of e (ht nr*n eneh
w.'H ata i * the *? n '??? (
to-day. Ir theii i ? ? I. aidqaarters, u.
f.T ' :. bell ' ?
.... . . .
'
en to
? i
i ? ? .
I i.
Kai
?
C. Ri
? ? I
,: Kahi
i then
re bi ? ? that it
? ? ? ?
Grip ha i part
...
? that
n
BUSINESS TO HELP
TAFT I?EP PEACE
?Mercantile I iterestl of U. S. fa?
vor Enforcement P?a i to Sub?
due Belligerent Nations.
Sew Haven. Jan. I. Per ?i ! ?
dent Taft to-day ar.n'iu-ieed that - ?
-?? : ? it iva bualneaa intereata throui
the country wer? :?:.!',:? ? g the
? ossla of the League to Enforce Pence,
.Ces the use of SCO
prei lubdue belligerent
lie believ? < th it ar< rid p.- ice
?m I??!', brought much nearer tr -
? ? . i- tsvorii .- ? . - pro?
gramme
In a statement issued to-day Mr. Taft
Bda the idea of a ieamie of
American republics Ha the ' -
toward a world-wide league of na
?uch a? ii contemplate! by the peace
bods of which h?' i? president
"The vote of the Chamber of Com?
nrverea of the United sta'?'< .r? favor at
putting economic and militan
urt> i)eh;nd international arbitration
tn atiea, which has ju?t I sen announced
from Washington, pledgea the I
support of u great body of bu
to ? definite and nrationai plan
looking toward the establishment of
permanent world peace at the elo ?
th<> presen! Europeas war," s?a.d Mr.
Taft ' Mu' 282 commercial bodiea
which ipoko :??' thia referendum ??
? avery portion of the United ?
and mnat be taken sa expreeeing
?>nt of th? bnsinsss intereati
the country."
The former Presiden* then poir*? o ;?
that the proposals of the league or*
which he is head and those of the
Chamber of ('onimarc nr?- practical
Identical, the dial nel ??? P ,? .. ?? of
both being the sanction of mi
force ?ird aeonomi? ?-?ire behind an
international agreement for pes fu
lettlement.
Propoaall Of t:*.e peace or^'i'.
ite that 1" r h forma of
nent w;*vi obotinato aatlona
the other nations that mat
thi> lignatory power?. It is provided
that ?'.team of punishing a :
? u -?'.I only if it commits actl
hoatllity Sfainst another of the r*;gna
tory powera befor?. any queatioi
ing ?hall be auhmitted to the tril
M hieh un1 I i'""? .'1 ? I
Prisoners Camp Out in Jail.
Iforrfetown, N". .1., Jan. '.? B
Thompson has alxty prisoners to care
for and only twtnty-t-vo ce!!?. H
Bg two men in each 4 by
Pour rota ,n the hoepltal ward a
Tire remainder of the
will have to bunk on the flu ?r. S erill
Thompeon hna sent for blaaketa, ie
? ne of the prisoner-camp ri
luffer from the Cold. ?
im T ;.jofoe ce
is a plan! ol s sw ?.row.h. Far
v-'i.iy y? ir. wo have bean
?-clin-, our
SUAI NTEEOMOCTOI-ia
o s tent bfltly v/ l T-nrn? circle
cl tue m?,t conserv?t,ve i?n
? vestort.
1 UWYEI3 MOnTG?CE CO.
RICHARD M. HUMO, Praxl?trnt
Capital,SurplusAPr $9,000,000
i. -rt/hr S T. 14? Mor.-i?c? It Hl.
Venus
?C< PENCIL
i:
TU
17 ?fe.
???ham
?*>B ?ahm M
'MSurW m.I.
N'^ai.r^ol.l-I-?.'?-?
??-y matdeewfai Th??
(M a ?a la., c Jt-ra?l BIS?
Aaicnnaa U.d Prtwil C? . N. T.
STUMBLES IN DAKK;
FINDS FAMILY DEAD
Husband Greeted with Mudd'.eJ
Forms of Wife a**d Daii?hters.
n, a "fin -o t.- t- ? ?
' h sag? . .T.ir- I. ' ? si ' Masas
picked I loor on the rear or' hn own
last r.i-jrht, gr?.rpd '-I rough th?
darkness of the kite1 .mble-l
ever an objer: on the floor. H? threw
th? window?, lit a light Sad ?tag
a-irfrl back at th? light that i;reete?l
? es.
Lying huddled toge'her :>, the middle
of the room were the bodies of Ms
wife and five little daughter?, ?11 under
seven years old. The iper. burners of
gSS range and a pencilled note in
Mrs. Msvee'e purs? ?hewer* the manner
a ; ?'?-.-,? | ?.eagre
expiar. tS SSUS? Sich si th?
? ? nued ur.hsppir.esf-, tn which she
I -.?', the
rhem into tl ?? kitchen
and turned on the gar?.
Maves opened t1-..- purse that lay in
ntre ef the table ar.l found an
iied note, saying. "You mad? my
-??rabie. You never rave m? ?07
money, and then"
lastly the mother h?,i begun her
note of explanation after turning on
\ 1 ? ie <?'? -' 1 "* the poison
td her brain ?be f ind it Impos
lh her accu-atmn. and evi
dently thru-,t it into tho purse, which
ed 11.06.
"'Why, I always gave hst my wages,"
?1
"I think th?? -rouble wa?
-??u .?i <* . fii 4 i..... i?, ...'* K'tii'ir ?-???? a
ber grief at the d?'ath of h?r /
.other ru Summit, III., last summer. I \
ometimes had little spat? with ner.
but this, - - terrible thing, couldn't
1 - ? en b.a-ause we c|iiarre?l?d."
irms were rilled with gro?
ceries, which he said he hsd bought
for their Busdsy dinner.
?
Cotton Wage Fight On.
Fall River, Mass., Jan. 9 There -will
he t-pecial general meetings of th?
labor onion? on Tueoda, sr.d Wedn??
reninga to discuss the wage situ
?ton. A request for 10 per cent ad?
vance has sir sd] bttOS n-??!? It h?s
? the Cotton Manuf?ct?
urere' Associstiss Ii a-,-? nst the sd
? .
$500,000
S 490.000
$ 480.000
< ?70.000
i 400.000
$ 490,000
$ 440.000
j 4)0.000
$ 420 000
$ 410 000
400.000
$ TO 4000
5 )80 0OO
$ YfO.OOO
$ ]bCOOO
$ 150.000
5 WO.OOQ
130 tX
i?
m
5*eSS_
5 190.000
$ 180.000
$ 170.000
$ 160.000
> rfo.soo
$ 140.000
$ no.ooo
$ I20.0OO
< HO 000
100,000
$ Q0.?0O
80 ooo
75000
65.00U
55.000 \
45000
341 0
15,000
15 000
5.000
To take young boys in un?
fortunate rirtr-umstatv-es from
the streets to kindle a spirit
of new hopejand fresh ambition
to provide shelter and
warmth, recreation and health?
ful entertainment, education
and training where and when
they are most needed- to build new boys' chibo
es helpful as the Boys' Club at Avenue A and
10th Street and the Newsboys Home at 11th
Street and 2nd Avenue these are the aims of
the Boys' Club Movement.
eJI
$500,000. must be raised by January 21st to carry on
this food v*.ork. Evtery cent of this amount will go straight
into the makmi* oi bettCT and healthier boys to day better
and l.ea.t...er :r.r:i to-morrow.
Tins thenT-0-n'.ter will register as the days pass the
amount rere.ved n the campi?gn to secure the $500.000.
needed. Every mark reatl.e . on t:.e scale is a gam in man
l.oo? for New York.
If you want to see money being put to ncble service,
Just drop in some day at the Boys" Clubs. It. will soften
your heart lor al. boyhexjo and t.ie ideals we wis.i to reaJ.ze.
Fcor lonttbutiona Ma. help to make possible the aim of the association.
C!\E NO MONEY TO
bor SOUOfitOS
? I i:" ?ni tO
E. N. POTTER, Treasurer,
Tie boys' < ..it New York
..? . ?tel
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