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iect and there seems to Ne M chance fu,
argument nm the points IT issue.
Territorial Policeman Alex. street
and Lieutenant Collier arrived IN the
city last Friday, and investigated he
conditions existing here in reference Ia
the county seat controversy. Finding
that the mob nj lincoln had dispersed
aud that II was not likely that amy scr.
ious ,rouhle would rnsue they lett IA
return later aud serve the court order.
In the point involved.
The county officials who remained
NJ Lincoln have notified ~" district
court hat they had consulted legal nj.
vice aud would fight being removed "a
Carrizogo; this i contrary To- theft
statements NJ n week ago. They also
wired their attorney. Mr.. Vat .uu. who
is NJ Battle Crock. Mich, "a come foI
the hearing July ctn.
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v HIS wIFE's LIFE

"My wife would have been in her
grave today" writes o II. Brown, Of
Muscadine, Ala, ''if II had not been
for Dr. Kings New Discovery. She
was down in her bed. not able 10 get
up without help She had a severe
bronchial trouble aud a dreadful cough.
] got her q bottle ~ Or. Kings New
Discovery, aud she soon began 70 mend.
and was we'll 10 a short time" H..
fallable for coughs aud colds, ~ M,
most reliable remedy On earth Tor les
perate lung trouble, hemhorrhagcs, la
grippe, asthma, hay fever, Group anl
whooping cough soc, 800. Trial bot
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store.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior, T.. =. Land
Office ~ T%ucumcar,, y. VI.
June %, 1871
Notice IL hereby given that William
q, Drake, Of Clovis, y. NJ, who ON June
:, 1900, made Add1 II. t. Serial M.
0li75o, for SWiI, See, -, Twp. : y.
Range 80 T., y, NJ. T., Meridian, has
filed notice ~ intention Ia make Final
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim Ia
the loud above Described. before l.. T..
Williams, T.. :. Commissioner, at Muir.
dock, \. NJ, m the 10th day Of August,
1871.
Claimant names ms witnesses; l.rr
lIill, Clarence lIill, Thomas BIouut, ~
H. Drake, all Of Ragland, y. NJ.
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Ii"nl Communication Proof, 10 establish
claim "a III" land above described. be.
Tor" Murray ", Shaw, T.. =. Commits.
''"nrr, NJ Hass"lh ~ NJ, On the 9Th day
Of August, lHll.
claimant names rs witnesses: Thomn,
- Hawkins, John Bourne, Tom Miller,
T. g. fagp, all of l%lasscll, n. NJ.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT.

order directing Sheriff Ia deliver
property 10 the administrator ~ AsLr,
Kent.
Annual Report Of administrator ol
the Estate Ut Fred Anderson hlrd nu,i
approved.
Report o' the administrator OF the
Estate Ut Jacob Drake tilrl aud npprn,
ed.
Report 1T Emma y. Josry. guardian
"i minor hr,rs, flied aud approved,
Scctiou l472 Complied Laws Ut lSH,
require, all Iu,i,r.s 10 rrpnrt ~ each
regular term 1T The Probate Court 1T
all orphan ur poor children whose par.
rnt, can not maintain them.
viii ut Joseph l.. Reed admitted "a
Probate Court. " T.. Buchanan app"lnt.
rd administrator.
IT. v N"ol appointed administrator
1T the Estate IT d. +. Robinson aud
guardian ut 'hr Estate ut the mln"r
hrlr..
Harry aud Nuiher Robinson adopted
:" m" children, Home Sucicty ut y. NJ.
II thrunuli resigned ~ trustee at
the Estate 1T \ wilkins smith, drcras.
eel. g. " Evans appointed trustee Of
said Estate
Dora Peter, appointed guardian IT
Thomas , aud bon 4. Rerdy.
Felix Folks appointed guardian IT
C-lonirr Brru.
II : Euruham appointed guardian Ut
Dudiy aud TuyluT Trimhlr.
Order discuarging administrators Of
the Estate ri TrlesfoTO Rala-.
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NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION


!" p'rtm"nt Of the Interior, q. :. Land
Onic" AT Tucumcari. y. n
JuRe ~, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Joel \
'risw"ll, Of Dodson, n. NJ. who. an
Feb. ~, 1900, made II. T.. No 7pII.
Serial No. os2aD, for NEi,, See. "a.
Twp. 9 y, Range 80 T., n. NJ. u. Merid.
ian has filed notice Of intention 10 AXE
Final Five Year Proof, 20 establish
claim 10 the land above described. he.
fare the Register aud Receiver, Il. \.
Land onlcr, at Tucumcari, n. NJ, ON the
2snd day Of August, 1917.
Claimant names rs witnesses; i. T..
Con, W. j. Caps, g. W, Jones, all Of
Dodson, n. NJ, Ira, J. Briscoe, VI tn.
cumcari, n. NJ.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. 4. =. Ian
Office At Tnrumcari. y. VI.

department ~ the INTERIOR, I, =, LAM
Office At Turumcari. y. NJ.
July ~. 1911.
Noiice Is hereby given that Maudc T.
SHAH. widow II Merton u. Shan .lrccas
81. of i,"um,ari, y. NJ, who. on April
-, 800, made ". T.. No. sO+l, Serial
No. 0iG32) for StgNwi4 and NJ Swi,
See. ~, Twp n Y, Range ae T.. Y. NJ.
=. Meridian. has filed notice ~ inten.
lion to make Final Five Year Proof. "a
establish claim 10 the laud above lie.
scrihed before the Register aud Receiver
4. :. Land Office, ~ T%ncumcari. v VI,
on the 18th lav NJ August. 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; I. A.
Stopp, Mrs. i. \. Stopp. James T.
SHAFT. Mrs. James =. shat, an of tn
cumcari. y. NJ.
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LOOK UP UNKNOWN WORDS.

Ruth Cameron In Hutchinson News.)
Make II a practice 10 frequently ask
your children to defue the words they
use aud hear other people using aud you
will be giving them u liberal education.
such is the theory OF a man at whose
home I sometimes visit.
lie has five children ranging from =
to ~ yaers. aud he j. p%rrpctually ask
ing Que or another Of his flock to define
come word that come. up in converse
ton.
AN enlarged vocabulary.
"a habit OF aecutscy.
These are the beneii. he claims his
children derive from thi, training Aud
according ~ a school teacher who has
had them all In her CLASSES. they certain
~ ,eem to possess these qualities
wherever they have obtained them.
II j. really remarkable how few people
can define accurately even comparative
y simple words, You % probably know
the old trick ~ asking people what
spiral means. To one person who
attempts ia define the word there are At
least apa who will immediately begin
waving their hands into the air TO illus
lrate a spiral staircase
We know In a vague way the meaning
Ut many words, that We cannot easily
define. For instance, ,ou doubtless use
from to time such word, o., shoddy,
" unobttusive, - ''abstrart, 80 sumptous
aud IN a vague way W. ouow the mean.
ing of them, hut Try to define them off.
hand aud then see how near you rume IA
the dictionary definition.
Too many are like The student who,
when asked by his professor to dcdu,
&" vacuum said ~ can Z exactly define
1t but We got IL In my head.
Sometimes the word, my friend ask
his children to define are unusual words
of which he thinks ali the family ma,
not know the mean ny, but ute rs of
ten they are simple. EVERYDAY words
whose definition he asks merely tn
the training ~ hc"ufa'N ahd s'It'rh
preston.
The lbs; ttre ! Wa there N"tnron
used the word ''motufi,' ard Mr. :
asked IL "'dr'"i" Margaret u" define II
, She Thought u moment before Sh'
trled-;hHt. also, ~ rN"rll"n' hat
her father tries 10 inculratr- the
said that u m"Ibd person Wa ~" W.
| hro"d"d "Ncf things. That Is ,usi ' W.
would have '',d my',li bat r'i"rr'a
tu the dictionary -Ni 'rb, g. III" way
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


June ~, 1911
Notice il hereby given that Mary g.
Rutherford. mother ~ and for the heir.
~ Dudley g. Rutherford. dee Il. If FAY.
rtt, lie, Arb. who, On April %. 1905
made II. T.. w. S2li. Serial No. O4G9Gl
for NJ SCI, and 81. MEL. Sec. 20,
Twp. ~ Y, Range - T., y. VI. T.. Merid
ian. has filed notice ~ intention ~ make
Final Five Year Proof. 20 establish
claim TO the land above described. he.
fore the Register aud Receiver, 4. :
Land Office. ut Tucumcaii. y. VI. M
the 10th day ~ August. l1ll
Claimant names ~ witnesses; G.. l..
Crawford. g. VI. Povnor. i. V. Valentine
nIl 1T Plaza, y. ". r. 4. WAYNE. ui
Tucumcari, y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, T.. :. Ian,
Office ~ Tucumcari, y. VI.
June %, 1911

@~e 80
Notice is hereby given that Ausburn
i. Avery, ~ Moore. y. VI. who on Nov.
20. 1909, made II. T.. Serial No. Ol2G75,
for VIZ SWL See. ~. aud Els SCI,
See. 80, Twp ~ y, Range 10 T., y. NJ.
=. Meridian, has filed motto, ~ hiru
ton Ia maize Final 'ormr,aiipu Proof,
- establish clam ." the laml above de-.
Sciihed before the Register aud Re,
u,N"r, 4. :. LAM Ohicr ~ Tucum.
"L''. y, NJ, an th" lGiG day ~ August
ga.
Claimant names as witnesses. ". VI.
Cooper, OF Dndson, y. NJ, Henry Pooch,
Of %TucumcarL y, NJ, T. NJ. Stallard, Of
Moore, y. NJ, i. j. Avery Of Tucumcnri.
Y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ~ the Interior, 4. =. Land
Office ~ Tucumcati, y. NJ.
.luug 90 lg1

Dfi"e ~ Tucumcari, y VI.
June 90. 1871
Notice is hereby given that W. VI.
Cooper, of Dodson. New Mexico. who. on
June II, 1905. made ~. T.. No. sGIg
serial No. 0l7p0). for sen NwT.
SWi, NEi,. NEI Swi, aud NwI
SEA, See. g. TWP. o Y, Range ~ T., y
VI. =. Meridian, has filed notice If IN
'%"nti"n ia make Final Five Year Proof
=" csiul lish claim Ia the land above de
%s,ril"' hetn-r the Register uul ~. els
~, 4. =. Land Office ~ Tucumrari, y
NJ, On the 10th day of August. 1911.
Claimant names ~ wi'n". ,cs: W. VI
Eri,roe, " g. Caps, l. i Briscoe, j
Davis. all IT Dodson. y II
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Just received n fresh aud new line oI
Eastman : Kodak Supplies.
ELK DRI'G STORE
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ~ the Interior, 4. $. Land
Onice AT Tucumcari, y. NJ.
.Inne %. mi

Notice is hereby given that James
w. ManPrum, of l~lasscll, v. NJ, who.
On Sept. II, 1909, made II. T.. Ma. 1867.
tserial No, O55O5), for NwH, See. 30.
TWP. o N, Range as u, n. NJ. T.. Merid
ian, has hled notice Of Intention TO make
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-15
CRUELTY TO HoRsns
FROM THE STANDPOINT
OF A VETERINARIAN

(By DIR. W. H. Williams, Professor Vet.
Urinary Surgery, Cornell University
Extract from Lecture TO Horsemsn un.
der the Auspices Of the Erie
County 8. p. q. A.
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NOTICE TO sTocKMEN TO DIP
THEIR CATTLE

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Jue -, 'u-To
the cattlcmcn Of Union, Roosevelt, Cur.
~. QUAY, Chavcs. Eddy. Guadalupe, Tor.
renee. Lincoln aud Otero counties.
Gentlemeni-Durinp the range inspcc.
ion work recently conducted by the Cat.
tie sanitary Board in connection with
the United States Bureau of Animal In.
dustry II has been found necessary In
consequence of the finding Of scabby or
mango 10 quarantine the area covered
by union. Roosevelt, Curry, Quay, cha.
YES, Eddy, Guadalupe aud those part,
of Terrence aud Otero counties lying
east Ut the ~ Paso a Southwestern
railroad aud issue dipping orders to Cat.
ilemen In these areas that have been
found infected with ~ eSposed thereto.
Al cattle that have been found IN.
fected in these quarrantined districts
cannot be- shipped ~ moved from then
present range without first being dip
ped or sprayed under the supervision OF
the Department ~ Agriculture. Tx
posed cattle must be- sprayed or dipped
once while infected cattle must he treat
81 twice. uron application On the par.
Ut cattle men affected u United state.
veterinarian will he furnished.
II j. earnestly urged that all cattl'
men Immediately get together aud NAH,
aud hasten All arrangements toward
complying with the regulations this ia,
issued.
Active work will begin NJ once an
any infected or exposed cattle remain
ing u%udipped at the expiration Ut fort.
lays after the issuance ~ this ofdc
the law require, shall be- taken IN rhafp
10y this board aud dipped or treated d
nrcoriancr with section =, Chapter - q
the laws Of 1895, the animals ~ take
being held ~ security for the eXpenS
incurred in compliance with the orde
Tor dipping.
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Off to the Lakes
and Woods!

Doesn't that make you hungry
for the green GOODNESS of the
pines, the babbling streams OF
crystal, the rippled surface OF
the lakes with their white sails
and graceful canoes?
The luxurious trains of the
Rock Island Lines will take
you to many such in perfect
comfort and at slight expense.
Among the most delightful
are those gems in Northern
Iowa-Spirit Lake, Clear Lake
and the Okobojis.
Then there are the resorts of
Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Let's talk II over. l know
we can hep you plan.
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Dipping Regulations.

All dipping must Ice done under the
super, i,t"u ct an Inspector uf 'his board
nr q government Inspector Ia accordance
with 'tr rule, aud regulations ut the
United states Department of Agricul
.mr,.
only these dip, recognized hy the
United states department Ut Agricul
Jurr may br used; Lime aud sulphur,
t"uacc" aud sulphur and Braumnut
crude prtroi"m. The dap must be- main.
.nlurd ~ u temperature ranging from
Iuo to luj degree, T.. With the rScrp.
ltuu ct crude ul wuIch MAY be- used cold.
Each cattle owner airctrd hy this ur
der, should al once ,gctiu touch with The
Inspector IN his section aud arrange
tate, len dipping
Ih" following named employees will
hay" charge OF the bureau work.:
Dr. Il. NJ. Olhrtrr, clayton, y. W..
Union couuty,
Dr. ". \. savage, Dalharr, Texas,
quay aud uuudalurr counties.
Dr. Geo. \. Lipr. Roswell y. NJ Rouse
eli. curry nd Chuyr, ruuuIir,.
b. G.. e.. llrucnch, Carlsbad. y. NJ,
Eddy county,
Dr. II. T.. Pine, C@arfilulu. y. VI. Lin.
rolu, Otcru aud rntrrnrr counties.
". i, LlNWOOp.
Secretary.
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Order For Dipping.

Under authority conferred upon the
Cattle sanitary Board ~ New Mexico
by the provision IT chapter ~ IT The
laws ut New Mexico, the following area
o., hereby declared ia be an effected dis
trict: Union. Roosevelt. Curry. Quay.
Chaves. Eddy, Guadalupe, aud those
parts Ut Torrance. Lincoln aud Otero
cuuuiirs living east Of the ~ Pasu y
Southwestern railroad and IL j. hereby
ordered that all cattle within said dis.
trict. which has been or may be- classrd
boy inspectors a., Infected with or expos.
ed with scahhies Infection, must be- dip.
ped ur sprayed by the owner ~ h-
agents ~ such times aud places aud ~
such manner ~ the inspectors ~ thu.
board may prescribe.
Infected ~ rxpuSrd cattle which ~,
hot dipped ~ compliance with this OF.
der, will b" taken IN charge hy thi'
hoard aud dipped or treated in accord
nnce with the provisions ut section .,
Chapter -. Live Stock Laws Ut New
MrNiru.
Providing further, thar any cattle ID
the territory Ut New Mexico which ~,
Infected with ~cHhhirs ~ have been ~
posed thereto. must be dipped in accord
Iury with th. YLutg
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
STATE REALIZES
HER FULL CLAIM
Secures Entire Deposit With
Alexandria Bank-Other Cred
itors Get 20 Per Cent.

taring better than any other cred
ltor of the late Virginia Safe Deposit
ana Trust Corporation, of Alexandra
the State OF Virginia yesterday re-
eeived check in full of her claim.
ne money was turned over to State
Auoitor ). r. Donohoe by Samuel q.
hreht' Commonweaiths Attorney for
Alexandria.
Judgment for the State was recently
entered in the claim against Thoma s
w. Robinson. treasurer of the city of
Alexandria. After the collapse OF the
bank 1t was found that Treasurer
hopinson had on deposit with the CON
Germ. TO the credit of the Common
wealth, the sum of siS.So9.5s He was
also bonded with the same company
which did trust business suit was
AT once entered at the instance OF the
Audltor for this amount ana the
courts gave judgment in favor of tho
state. The total amount received YES
terday by check drawn by the re-
eeivers, was S2o.0S2.52. which includes
interest on the deposit to date.
amounting To $1.722.99.
The State of Virginia. therefore gets
It's fun amount on deposit. with in
terest. Will the other depositors do
not share as we'll. getting only 20 per
cent. on the FIRST dividend which was
received by them yesterday.
Including the amount paid ont by
the State. the receivers for the con-
Germ Howard w. Smith and j. * NJ.
Norton, have mailed checks aggregat-
ing Sl0S,o00, representing 20 per cent.
of the deposits. Most Of the depositors
OF the concern received their checks
Yesterday. and IL is said lost no time
in having them cashed they having
mad their money died IN since J1ecep
her IS. 1910, which was the time of
the coll ipse of the concern. The
checks. were drawn on all four bank s
In Alexandria. and the total number
sent out was 6,0Oo. representing the
number of depositors in the central
and branch banks which We're scat
tered throughout the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
TRYING TO PLACE
BLAME FOR RUIN
Grand Jury Takes Up Case of
Negroes Who Were Swindled
by Wholesale.
BANK ouEERLY CONDUCTED
Colored Institution Hopelessly
Involved, While Law Moved
Slowly.

Probing deep into the circumstances
which led to the dissolution of the
true Reformers Bank and the BETRAYAL
oil hundreds of poor and unsuspecting
negroes, depositors in the defunct In
Sttution of finance, special grand
jury. of which Captain Charles f. Tay-
Tor is foreman, began yesterday morn
ing an inquiry which II is said will
continue until responsibility for the
disaster is definitely fixed. One in
dictment-that against Reuben 7. HILL
the embczzling cashier. for whose ar
rest circulars have. been scattered
broadcast throughout the country
has been returned, and it is likely that
the present Nbody of inquisitors will
find other true bills against those be-
liered to have been equally. or in part,
responsible for the ruin of the bank.
Though no report will be made by
the grand jury, except as indictments
may be returned. until its work is
complete. it is said that the finances
of the bank were in a hopeless con-
dition through vast and indiscrini-
nate Juggling of it's funds long before
the general public and the depositors
were aware that the money was being
poured through a sieve.
Inv Dragged Slowly.
Even after the first discovery that
all was not as it should be, the law
dragged slowly in its investigation,
and Hill had ample opportunity and
time to escape.
Those upon whom initial investiga-
ton of the banks condition rested are
said to have proceeded slowly and
even now, several months later. the
misdeeds of the trusted financiers are
still shrouded, 1t is said. in the mys-
terry of ignorance as TO cause and per-
sons responsible.
The inquiry begun yesterday may
last for several days, and the grand
jury was adjourned to 10 a. NJ to-
morrow Several witnesses were eX-
amincd yesterday, among them being
j. Thomas Newsome. a colored law
yer of Newport News: John Mitchell
Jr.. president of the Mechanics Saw
ings Bank of Richmond: Giles B. Jack
son. colored attorney. and William
=. Burrell.
Several arrests have been made in
connection with the case. the last man
to have been charged with stealing
the banks funds being Edward Elts.
Jr. whose case was called in Police
Court yesterday morning he is
charged on one warrant with stealing
sl33 from the bank, and on another
$50. The hearing was postponed TO
August S. aid Ellis was bailei in the
sum of $500 on each warrant, surety
being furnished by Julian w. Tyler.
The case went over so that certain
information could be used before the
grand jury, the expectation. being that
the Ellis warrant will be dismissed
Justice Crutchheld did not think much
of the evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
SMALL CHILDREN
WORKING IN MILLS
Convictions Secured in Number
of Instances for Violations of
Labor Laws.

Recent prosecutions for violation of
the child labor laws of Virginia hays
convinced Commissioner James "a
Doherty. of the Bureau of Labor tb,+
not only are many manufacturers still
employing children OF less than tho
required age OF fourteen. but that in
some instances. perhaps a large num-
Der. those of a much more tender aya
aic working. convictions have re-
Gently been secured at several points
In this State. covering not only en-
pioyers. but parents. who. to protect
the manufacturer, have certified that
their children were Of legal age.
In case successfully prosecuted at
south Boston Il appeared at the trial
that the r. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany had in its employ as a tobacco
strippcr child of only seven wears.
Inspector j. B. clinedlnst rounded up
a number OF others whose ages ranked
from Heven 10 thirteen.
Children Escnpc.
When Mr. Clinedinst appeared in the
factory an alarm was given among the
operatives, and u good many of them
escaped aim. But others were caup,,
and the uobacco company was fined 500
and costs In the Police Court An
other big corporation was found n law
breaker In Petersburg, where 2. NJ
stokes, manager OF the British-Amer-
lean Tobacco Company. was made the
victim of warrant and was fined s25
for employing a child under the are
required by law
Herbert Newsom Henry Cassidy and
Emmett Condor. fathers of small chill
uren' We're arraigned in Petersburg for
having permitted their small children
10 work In cases where a certificate
rs gwen the employer by the parent
10 the enect that the child is fourteen.
the parent is held. These mon wera
fined s25 each. but because OF this he
ing an initial case In the community.
and because OF the financial condition
OF the men, tho fines were RENTED.
They Will not be RENTED next time.
according to Mr. Doherty.
The Martinsvillo Cotton Mill was
charged $50 and costs for employing
minor child
In one case It was found that a child
VINO was too i'll to attend school had
been made to work In a factory FOR
two or three days In week
Some Are obstreperoux
Mr. Doherty feels that the great ma
jority OF the employers OF labor in
virginia are cooperating with him in
his endenvor to enforce the laws. and
that most of them acquiesce in the
Justice and propriety OF the statutes.
But there remain many who can ap-
parently not be reached save by cour,
proceedings This is never resorted to
except after due notice
Since prosecutions OF this sort began
about two years ago there have been
thirteen convictions OF violation OF the
child labor laws. seven convictions of
parents for the same offense. and four
teen for violation of the law forbid
ding the working OF women longer
than ten hours in any one day. All OF
these cases. In the opinion OF officials
OF the bureau, will result in greater
respect for the law.