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f' MEDFORD MAIL ". 1 -'- TRIBUNE. MEDFQRI) DftF.GOX, Tt'KSDAY, PEfTMlr,U Y2. 1f)22 PAGE FIVE Nearly $4000 Raised for Red Cross OF CHICAOO. Dec 12. A high wind brQUtfht - tho , first severely cold n-futtltrr to tho stolin ot tho middle-' witfl today, while the northwest for ' the Kcond time this winter, waH In I the frrlP - of HUb-zero temperatures. Cold wnvo warnlnKs were issued for' the Ohio und Mississippi valleys and' forecasters predicted the cold weather i In the northwest would sprend east-j ward today, preceded, however, by rtaintf' temperature. ! ' The coldest weathor recorded this wJnter prevullod In tho northern' ICrt Pf tho Itoeky mountain reijoln. j Throuttnout tne com wavo section, reports indicated a high wind which made the cold moro. Intense. A dropping: thermometer, weather forecasters 'announced, heralded the arrval of the cold wave In Missouri, Kajiaatf and Oklahoma, giving those states their first real winter. Cold wave warnings have been Is sued, for Ohio, Kentucky, West Vir ginia, western- Pennsylvania, eastern und: northern New York,, western Tennessee and extreme ' northern Mississippi. Cold weather was pre dicted also for Colorado and western Texas, accompanied by snow. A drop In the mercury was an nounced for parts of Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. - - In Chicago a hlh wind made tho cold 'more apparent. Duluth. Minn., reported zero temperature and a bllz-! zafd with a 08 nillo an Hour wind; drvins on Lake Superior. ONE U. S. MISSIONARY RELEASED BY CHINKS PEKING, Dec. ll (By Associated Press). -Anton Lundeen,- of Newman Grove, Neb., a missionary kidnaped by bandits in Honan. province on October 13 last, has been released, It was an nounced here today:' .. . Three' other Americans are still held captive and the diplomatic corps here has appointed a commission wh(ch will start for Honan province Thursday to neftotiate their release.' At the meeting of tho v exec.ii.lv . committee of the board of directors of the American Rett Cross Tuesday afternoon, the most important busi ness was tho report submitted by Treasurer Mr. B. E. Hiiiler. prctu dent of tho Klrst N.ill(i:in) .liunk, n the result of tho recent financial campaign of the Ited Cruris. A fully audited account of tho money raised by this campaign will bo submitted to the public as soon 'is ull outstand ing pledges have been received and the accounts liavo pushed through tho hands of the auditor, Mr. K. M. Wilson.. Thero are contributions to the fi nancial campaign yet to be turned in from outlying districts who are con tributing to the county program of work which is the program of the Red Cross for though headquarters are In .Medford, the work done touches homes and families and problems throughout all parts of Jackson county. ' Almost $4000 has been received through tho work of the flnunclul cnmpalgn which with the funds which will bo earned by the activities of tho thrift shop will complete the required budget of 10000 for the year's work. This is the minimum amount with which the work can be efficiently operated. A vote of thanks was extended by tho executive committee' to Mr. B Harder for his effective and stimu lating leadership ,ln carrying through the financial campaign in which he acted as chairman of the financial committee. This involved much work added to Mr. Harder's arduous labors and with tho splendid co-operation, which ho obtained spelled success for tho drive. ; '. .,v . - . Immediately after tho meeting suf ficient funds from the amount raised wore allocated to .take. care'-.. of .the back Indebtedness to the merchants of Medford for past services render ed generously by -them to the work of the Red Cross. Tho Red Cross la glad to announce thut this clears away back debts and that current expenses will be promptly met and appreciation is accorded to the con sideration of tho merchants.' the Sac red Heart Hospital and other, affen ries to whom money has been owing for services rendered previous to the present reorganization of the work. Tho reports of the executive secre tary and of the manager of the thrift shop were presented at' the meeting and are given in full and indicate the great volume of work that has passod through tho Rod Cross ofices during the past month. , . ' ' ' 1 Tho statistical report - for the month of November shows'. the fol. lowing itemized record of work don during the month: ' ' Office intervlows ............. .iS Telephone inquiries, interviews. .375 Calls for Jobs by men ......... 07 Calls for Jobs by women .' ST Totnl calls for Jobs ....AH Contacts with employers ........ 49 Number of Jobs secured 3? Number of social visits to cases 43 Number of social visits in interest of coses 38 Number of volunteer contacts with cases 16 Total number of social contacts through visits 90 Types of cases and number of con tacts with problems: Housing , 9 Insane 3 Keeblo minded 2 J.uvenlle delinquency 8 Child welfare , 8 Transportation 2j Family relief .'i..;. 24,! Widows 5 Transient men for other than j employment ... '.: 30 Men nlons '........;.....'...... .. 4 Old women , 3. Old couple G Hospital ................... ... 4 Deaf and dumb .". 1 Kx-tioldlrrs 00 Social cases referred for ' gar- i '. ments and supplied through thrift shop 20 Social coses supplied with gar-v i ments purchased outside of thrift shop 4! 1 Co-operation - with agencies and ! number of contacts with each agency:! Doctors .-. 3 Salvation .Army 11 County nurse 0 NEAR EAST PEACE I 4ioauiut T 4-ouco ........... t T.w. a a. ; 3 American Legion 8 Cqurt ..... , 10 Sheriff . . , 1 : Countyclerk 1 . Truant 'officer 1 Tortland Catholic Child Caring ! society 1 Portland b mandrM TA9A 09H , Towns visited and number of times for social work: . Ashland ...... 3 i I'hocnlx 2 Talent 3 Central Point 5 Jacksonville 0 Roguo River 1 I Beaver Creek 1 LONDON. Doc. 12. The debate be tween the Turks and Greece over the question of which nation Is responsible fur the tragedy of Smyrna continues to form a dominant factor at the Near ICast conference, lamet Pasha says ho Is quite willing that the treaty which the delegates hope to frame shall pro-; vide for a system of payment to the allied nations for the damages their nationals suffered In Turkey during the great war, but that ou the other hand he will insist upon reimburse ment by Greece for the losses sustain ed by tho Turks in Asia Minor at the hands of the retreating Greek army. Former Premier Vcnlzelos insists that the Greeks burned only through military necessity. Ho declares that the real crime of the Asia Minor cam pales was tho action of the Turkish troops in outraging and shooting Greek residents, sacking homes and, deport-,. ins nunareas or taousanus or uostituto human beings. ' ' . If Turkey exacts reparations from Greece, M. Venizelos says he will pre sent a bill for the horrors and Injustice 'suffered by the Greeks. .' '. t . The question of the Ottoman debt Is developing as a danger potut In tho negotiations and the bitter Turkish Oreclan dispute, which is based on something more than a question of money, is serving to make settlement of the whole problem exceedingly difficult. Total no. branch visits 21 j Districts and towns visited for or Sranljation "and roll call meetings by members of board and secretary 1 : rT0t.v.ttt V JA Tasteis ,,aity . .,leo.. AY j& . Central Point ' Roguo River.. . lvlera ... . . . r c;-c-. j. hiii v. ;. I Su.ns Valley . . j Ruch ''.': .4;, iXpionvllle :. . . Beaver Creek . JO -"Total . i. Total out of' town trips made during month 31 : Relief given during the month: - Groceries 46.60 Shoes and garments outside -thrift shon Meals ........ Milk ..... .. Tronsportatlon Rent , . . . Freight Fuel , Medicine T.65 0.76 2.60 18.53 18.60 10.70 16.60 1.25 Cash 13.00 : Total relief paid for by 'Red Cross $139.88 Relict obtained by Red CroBS -and paid for by county 41.10 Kidney and Bladder troubles Conquered or Money Back For 40 years sold Dr. Carey, I have been prescribing .my, Prescription No. 777 (known, for years as Marshroot) for kidney and bladder sickness and npiv that I have rotired frfom active practice I- have mado arrangements with the .leading druggists to (lis- pejise this, wonderfful prescription! at a moderate prlco, on tho money bactt If. fdissatlsfied nlan. , . . ... . : iv ' Beware of kidney ,disenscsthoits amis die of It' every year vho .ought; to', be enjoying tho blessings., of , Ufa ana healths -Watch tho symptoms. If you have specks floating before the yea, puffy eyes, clammy i -feet for, moist i palms, backache or . sldeacjie, you ought to get-a, bottle .o$- Dr. Careys famous Prescription ' No, J7T right away. ' . ' ' ' . " It has wonderfully, benefitted, tens oi tnousanus of cases of kidney and bladder-troubles and :1s ,the medicine you can always depend upon. Results are guaranteed... r. ! . .; NOTE Dr. Daniel O. Corey was a practicing physician ifor many years and his great Prescription No. 777 aided thousands of autferers from, kidney and bladder troubles. Here-1 aftfofr you can always got this ef fective prescription in both liquid and tablet form at all reliable pharma- cists the country over. Adv. Total relief obtained thru Red Cross This Is exclusive of valuo nt nr, ments donated , through thrift shop, which amounted, to $80:80. makintr a grand. total of cosh Value of relief espehdd during, November, $26 1.84. .$181.04 OF BORDER STATES v MOSCOW, -tie. 13. (By Associated Press). A Joint declaration signed by Poland, Latvia, and Finland, demand ing the signing of a non-aggression pact before the technicalities, of . the armament limitation, are considered, has resulted In' a critical situation in fhe -disarmament, conference, accord ing ia a' statement issued bjr the for eign office. . . : .i - t-The btffder . state-1 dolegatl6ns look uwn this declaration as an ultimatum whluh- may result in the collapse" of the conference,- because 'Russian officials have let it be known that KUisIa will n6C sign i non'-'aggresslon pact until an Agreement has been reached on limita tion, of armaments. ' , In ifto, declaration- of the ' border states it Is insisted that a commission ot toperts who would work out a plan for limiting armies should be appoint- J'.fteJ a Oon-figgTeffaien pact Jas ba.raufled.v. r '-. "V ''Rueela'i' proposal to fix an equal expenditure - per ' each soldier" the declKration saJd, "would mean , the re taining by Russia of full military pow er.. 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