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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-27
BONITA THEATER WINS
PRAISE FROM MANY
REGULAR PATRONS

~ During the past week Manager
88.eHn, of The Bonita Theater, 81
Feaohtree street, has had the pleasure
me assurance of hundreds Of his
tgsular patrons that their preference for
-'N theater is based upon the high
,"ofdI plane upon which it has always
zen conducted, and that during the
mole course of their patronage they
nap never heard a suggestive joke, wit
.tssed questionable act or seen an
g.ihoral motion picture thrown upon
me screen.
Manager Glenn is to be congratulated
Lpon the sensible manner in which he
mas conducted this house (AdvtD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

New MrNico. but our investigation
has satisfied M that Il Is of great
importance that the matter be- taken
az with the state corporation commits
sion and that the data gathered by
the grand jury and now ln possession
of the district attorney be submitted
To the said commission. ana such II
our recommendation We believe
Tint the prices of greater number
Of articles oi consumption ana par
tioularly those above specified. are
fixed la Albuquerque arbitrarily ana
without regard "a freight rates or any
other consideration except that OF
procuring large profits FOR the deal
ors
We have found the jull In first
class. sanitary condition. the prison
ors have good beds ard are being Civ
cn good food.
We have examined an Of the off,
ces In the court house and have
found them in very satisfactory con
ditiun, and outside OF the few recon-
mendations hereafter made they are
In good shape.
We recommend that a ladies' toilet
be put in Immediately and that ne
soon as funds are available steam
heating plant Doe Installed In tho
court house. We suggest that a con
urers office vault and that the floor
urer's Office vault and that the floor
Of cement in the vault OF the office
of The district clerk bc repaired Boy
placing coat OF cement over the
present floor,
The grand jury would like 10 add
that in its opinion the court house
would look better n IL had a properly
kent lawn around H. AZ present Il ID
situated in the center of an alfalfa
patch.
We would also suggest that tho lCry
room be- repaired, oarpeted ana pro-
yided with suitable chairs and other
necessary furniture, and that the
mating on the steps going toward
the court room be- repaired, az Il Il
now very torn ana almost dangerous
To persons going up ana down tne
stairs. We would recommend that
adequate electric fixtures be- placed
lbs the court room as soon as possible
In concluding the grand jury wish
cs 10 state that u has found the re-
speolivo Officers OF the county pei
forming their duties faithfully ana IN
the manner prescribed by law. The
total balance in the tronsurer's nan'l'
un Septombcri. 1919, "hs flii,36i %
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK STORTZ,
Foreman
a. r. CANFiELD
Secretary,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
ADMINISTRATION IS
DEFENDED BY
SELLERS
Mayor Declares That 0rdl-
nance Relating to the Red
light Were Repealed for
Valid and Substantial Rea-
sons.

That the chaptcr' OF the 'rcdlight'
ordinance repealed oy the city com
cil last night were repealed only after
careful Thought and conservative and
del 1erate consideration on tne part ur
am those connected with the city adj
miniatrauun, Was declared today by
Mayor =. X. -. Sellers.
"City councils 300 the past, with back
bones of wet spoghetti." declared the
mayor. passed those ordinances 90
satisfy some passing demand for rec
form, never Intending and never att
tempting Co enforce them In other
cases they were passed FOR the pdrpusc
OF making IL possible for officials to
graft ON the unfurtunntcs Of the un-
derworld And when. with the prog
rcss OF the town aud growth OF pub
iic sentiment this form OF graft be-
came impossible. these ordinances fen
into disuse. The nrft attempt to re-
Niye them for tho purpose ol prrse.
cution naturally results In their rec
peal.
"The social cyil question rs one OF
the greatest problems confronting tEr
world today II Ia problem that can
not be dealt with Ia an on hand man
ner In Albuquerque. the question OF
dealing with the rediight Is squarely
up Go the city council. The council
must handle g. The council has NO
Intention or desire Co side step b. The
social evil problem cannot Dee solved
Wy bunch OF refurmors or fanatics.
The thought of the best and the wisest
men of the community is needed Ia
the handling of such % scrious prob
lem
AS mayor OF Albuquerque ! am en-
dcayoring tu do the best thing FOR Al
buuuorque. the council members are
doing likewise. The administration
needs mo- defense and what has necu
done ln the matter or repeating sec-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
COLUMBUS CLAIMED
As COUNTRYMAN
BY SPANIARO
Learned Havana Scholar Seeks
to Disprove Belief That Dis
ooverer of America Was M
tive of Italy.
[By Leased Wire 90 E,eaInE Herald

~ Leased Wire 60 ENrninE Herald !
New York. Sept o. pr Coustaniu
de- Horta v pardo OF Havana. Gu
ban scholar OF note, ana O. Fellow of
the Royal Spanish Geographical soc
cioty, has undertaken to prove Go the
satisfaction of the American Geogra-
phical society and the Hispanic soc
,iety uf America, that Christopher
Columbus wus "a SpBuiard ANA not ana
Italian lie maintains that Column
bus was born 1t routyvodra. Galicia.
spain. and not at Genoa. italy
br Hortu has gathered "a mass of
documents to prove his contention
and these are now iu Ncw York
aWaitiuL the consideration uf The
American Geographical society aud
the llispauic society. After these ore
CARNATIONS have completed their cX-
animation Dr llortu purposes tu
publish the details ot his research iu
"a pamphlet which will Doe sent Goo ruy-
ornmcnts. universities ana civic uu-
thorilies throughout Iatiu-Amorlcu
that they may rejoice in the know
ledge that Columbus Was of their
own blood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
albuquerque Is Without
City Ordinances Covering
Numerous Minor OfenSeS

Cocn. Grunsfeld. sherwood. Reidy
aud Thomas.
Tho council authorized the signing
Of q note for $4,000. for the balance
due the American-taFrunc Fire I'm.
rinc company for the IRE engine pur-
chased by the city. city Treasurer
William kickc made n detailed r'-
pore Of the finances OF the city which
was not encouraging.
The council discussed az length the
squabble over tho width Of North
Eighth street between Marquette ave.
nue. and New YORK avenue. a COM
promise meeting held last week be-
tween the mayor ana residents of that
ueighborhood failed 90 accomplish
anything The council last night au-
thorizcd the mayor to appoint % CONE
mittoe or two aldermen to negotiate
with the property owners on North
Eighth ana gave the committee fun
power to act The committee was up-
pointed by the mayor, and consists OF
Aldermen sherwood ana clarke. The
mayor W nm tx onicio member Of the
committee
An ordinance providing FOR 1 fam
ilv trade liquor license 10 cost $500
per anuum. was introduced and place
ed on il FIRST reading last night u
is believed that the family liquor "
ccnse viii solve the difficulties which
have been encountered ty the city as
the result OF CLASHES between whole
sale and retail Liquor dealers in the
past Drug stores viii hereafter Doe
required 90 pay q license Do they wish
TO sell liquor.
The city % Albuquerque does not
need nt this time the services "f q
police woman. Su the council decided
lu referring to the police committee
the application OF Mrs Irene Wigein.
who asked TO oe appointed police ma
iron
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
JUDGE MCCLELLAN
OISNISSES CASES
AGAINST WOMEN
Justice of Peace Holds That
He is POwerless to Fine Or
ImprisOn Women Arrested
Friday for Violation of Then
Existing Ordinance.

On The ground that there " no city
urdinanc" under which the court
could hold the defendants. Justice uf
the Peace W. W. Mcclellan this after
noon dismissed the twenty -four cases
against as many women OF the red
light district, who were arrested Fri-
dUy last on complaints sworn 90 by
members of the citizens league.
None OF the women appeared IN
court but We're represented by their
attorney. W. g.. Hcacoek The dcci-
sion hy the court TO-DAY followed the
action of the city council last night
Dec repeating all existing ordinances
relating 90 the regulation of the
women of the rcdlight district
ln the district court today in the
matter of the application of Carmau
Dupont for "a writ of habens corpus,
Judge RnNuolds dismissed the petition
600 the cost of the petitioner. The Du-
puut woman was one uf the women
arrested Friday Ia the rcdlight eases.
DO if understood that the petition was
dismissed at the request OF the at
turucy for the petitioner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
ORDINANCES ON THE
RE DLIGHT ARE
REPEALED
By Unanimous Consent City
Council suspends Rules and
Abrogates Several SeoiioNS
of 1911 Regulations.

The city ~ Albuquerque today has
o., ordinance governing tho regulation
cor control of "yagrancy." under which
complaints could heretofore bee filed
against women u' the redlight district
By unanimous vote of those present at
the council meeting last night an sec
tIuus of tho city ordinance relating in
any manner 90 Nggrancy were repeal
od. chapters SAG, s45, 547. SIS, $50.
u52 553 and 554 OF the ordinances OF
lHll were repealed. Ordinance asa.
uru.dlng for the repeal Of the chap
trrs described In the foregoing, was
introduced. rcad the FIRST time, refer
rcd to the ordinance committee and
under suspension OF the rules. was
t,ad the second and third times.
passed ana ordered published.
chapter sag was the one under
which the mrnbors % the Good cite
liens league sworc 10 complaints sov-
,rll days ago. as the result Of which
twenty-five women Of the redliRht dis
uict we're arrested and arruigncd la
court
Tho passage hy the counlG last
Ilghj of the ordinance repeating the
IuNs relating Co the social evil ques-
uua. ls taken by many as "a direct SLAP
500 tho Citizcnf league and those who
howe boon active iu bringing To a show
down the much mooted redlght qucs-
ton.
The meeting of the council last
uIght was a comparatively brief one
aud tine nrst order OF business was tho
repeal Of the "rednght ordinance
Present at the meeting We're Mayor
u. g.. g. SELLERS. Alderman Clarke
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
GRAND JURY SCORES
TRADE RESTRAINT
SAID TO EXIST
IN THIS CITY
Dealers in Gasoline, Coal Oil
and Other Petroleum Pro-
ducts Alleged to Fix Prices
Arbitrarily and Without
Regard to Freight Rates,
25 TRUE BILLS ARE
RETURNED BY JURY

The Bernalilo county grand jury
ln session eight days. reported Ia tho
court this afternoon. the chief tea-
ure of thc report being denuuoia-
ton of combinations Ia restraint az
trade alleged tu exist in Albuquerque.
Tho report declares that certain cun-
diuona have been found 90 exist Ia
this city regarding the sale OF goods,
wares ana merchandise, which ind
Gates that prices are fixed urhltrar-
iiN and without regard 90 freight
rates ur any other consideration eN.
cept that of procuring large profits
Tor the dealprs
Tho report says that forty eases
were considered by the Jury and
twenty five truo bills were returned.
a number of indictments for the Woe
iauuu az the sunday closing law were
returned.
The jury indicted Dcmeclo Dolga-
dlllo for the murder OF Solodad Zar-
raziuu, ard Indicted Suriu Aruiio on
tNo cuuuta fnr assault with intent 90
KIN a. w Fee. ana Tor carrying e
concealed weapon.
WIN reference 60 the restraint of
trad" alleged 90 exist la This city. tho
grand lury recommends that the mat
ter hr tnkon mp ai once with the state
corporation commission.
The report ia ns follows.
TO the Hon, Herbert a. Rayuoida.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

Judge of the District Court.
We. the members Of the grand
Jury cmpanollcd on Monday, the 10th
day of September. 1912, beg leave 60
submit the following report 20 your
honor:
We have been IN session eight days
and have examined and Investigated
forty Cascs. have had before us 1926
Witnesses have returned twenty-five
true bills. ana In great number of
unsos no bin was found against tho
defendants.
Due perhaps 10 tho Inability ~ a
great number OF the countys Justices
of the peace 10 determine what cases
should not go before the grand jury.
Wc find that "a great number Of petty
cases have been sont up TO the grand
Jury, hut which the grand jury would
h and could not properly give any
consideration TO, Tho practice OF
sending such eases 90 the graz, jury
results To- great expense TO the county
and mo- benefit 90 anyone. n there
is any way In which this abuse can
be- rcmcdiod we believe that Il would
be- of great service to the community
Ia have IL accomplished
Upon the evidence ana due 10 the
action Of the sheriff and his deputies
the grand jury has returned number
of indictments for violation of the
SUNDAY law The grand jury desires
to commend tho action % the sheriff
and his deputies and would suggest
that a greater degree of vigilance DO
exercised by the Officers m regard 90
violations of the Sunday law by sa-
looms situated In the district which
ndioins the plant at the American
Lumber company We find thnt scve-
raj disturbances Of tho peace, II not
more serious crimes. have occurred In
that vicinity the primary cause %
which has been the ability OF the par.
ties Involved 60 obtain unlimited
quantities uf liquor ON Sunday.
We have investigated the comblna %
tions in restraint of trade alleged TO
exist iu Alhuauerdue We have
found that cortain conditions exist re-
EardinR the sale 81 goods wares and
merchandise, but particularly gaso-
linc. coal Oh and other petroleum pro-
ducts. that tho snlo Of these last
enumerated articles is restricted 10 an
unreasonable extent aud that tho
prices demanded by tho dealers In
said articles Ia Albuquerque are a
great deal higher than tho prices
paid Tor the same articles by the rosi-
dents Of tho Estnucia valley or tho
residents of socorro and san Mar
oial. We have not had the time nor
The opportunity 90 investigate the
prices oi the same articles outside Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

Ladies' only tomorrou ouaruoon Goo
skaiiuK Rink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

Now pictures ros'lmc nna CRYSTAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
burglars Are sore.

Pueblo. Colo, Sept 24.--After going
To considerable trouble 10 effect an
entrance. burglars who entered tho
Fulton market house at COS North
Main street and broke open the safe
were rewarded by a Wad of mining
stock worth about three cents on the
dollar and $3.50 In counterfeit money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

tions uf the rcdlight ordinance was
reasons
The redllght or social oyil question
cannot De solved 10 minute. "
takey time Co apply the remedy a.
cannot Dee solved hy haling these tin-
fortunate women before @ court every
day and nnlnR them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

eases. Mothers
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

Denver sept e. city Attorney w.
~ Bryant in an opinion submitted
20 Mayor Arnold. holds that tho com
mission plan oi government cannot
Doe submitted t1 the voters at thr rog-
ular election in November Mr.. Rry-
ant cities supreme court decisions thut
city election cannot Doe held ON the
snmc day as general election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
Pathc Weekly crystal
Tnrkl.h snIdIers ncI,cI.

London, sept. ga division Of tho
Turkish army In Innina In the south.
crn part of Albania. has declared
against the government. IL h reported
in "a dispatch tu the Times from sa-
lunika.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-03-16
COOKING POTATOES.

\ boiled potato has much better
favor if cooked in its jacket than If
peeled.
In baking potatoes do not put them
into too hot an oven. The high tenn
rerature makes skins hard, so that the
steam cannot escape, and the result is
s1gGiness.
Potatoes should never be covered aft
CT they are done and drained from the
water in which they boiled. Steaming
makes them soggy. The water in
which potatoes are boiled should never
be used.
If baked potatoes are left over from
Il meal cut. them in two, scoop out the
renter, warm 1t over in butter with a
little cream and refill into the shells,
then put them into the oven until they
are slightly Drowned.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-03-16
The weeks illustrated St0ry
A Case of Business Ability
By RICHARD E. ANDERSON

Business ability" snorted Walter
| Wagner. "Why, my dear Mr.. Bradin,
| venture to say that were dollars sell
Ing at 10 cents each you would not be
a purchaser"
| For two excellent reasons" admit
ted Bradin. I'm the first place. | have
all l want, and in the second, the green
goods swindle Is not new, even to such
n hopeless business man as myself.
IL meant legal tender" corrected
| Wagner. "Show me $1,000 you have
earned without assistance and | shall
be ready to talk your proposal over"
But began Bradin.
"Send In Mr.. Horton" said Wagner
to the office boy. who had entered In
response to the bell Bradin rose.
IL suppose that means my dismissal
he said quietly, though the cool dis
courtesy of the action angercd him. Il
shall bring that money in In a few
days"
He hurried from the office, fearful
lest the bankers open sheer should
provoke him TO a hasty speech. Wag-
ner and Bradin's father had long been
commercial enemies
The fact that he was not business
man should not have been deemed Sut-
ficient cause for refusing to consider
his proposal for Norma Wagner's hand
The fortune left by his father was so
we'll invested that an ample income
was assured.
His blood was hot with anger as he
strobe up the street and had he not
run into Billy Pierce he would have
passed him without word. AS it was
the shock of collision reused him. ana
they stood for a moment chatting on
the curb.
"Well. I've got to be getting along"
said Pierce after pause. "Tve an en-
gagement with Walter Wagner
well, WELL" laughed Bradin, ''you
must be getting up in the world TO
have appointments with financial mag
nates.'
"Not quite that, Frank" he said.
"It's about patent Wagner wants to
buy. He's holding off to get it cheap.
It's no good to me and he knows 1t.
He's waiting until | am forced to SELL
Hard up!"
"A litte,' admitted Pierce. "Iou
see, it's been costly job developing
this idea"
Pierce drew the patent Office draw
ings from his pocket. Its a machine
for stripping the fiber from cactus
plants. It's used in making rope.
Wagner is the head Of the rope trust,
you know | shall have to sell to him
or let it lie.
whats the difference between what
you want to get and what he wants
to give?"
II thought | should get at least $780,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-03-16
Sunday School Lesson For March II
Senior Berean. international Series
i Verses STA complete cure.

Verses 5-12.-A complete cure.
This was certainly a sensational way
of doing things, but then necessity
does not always consider the proprety
of ways and means. "Saw their faith"
Jesus saw In this unseemly and I'M
usual act an expression of much conf
dence in him on the part of the para
lytic and of his four friends on the
roof. They were sure that he could
heal, and so they did not hesitate as to
how the patient could be brought to
him. "Thy sins be forgiven thee bet
ter, fare receiving forgiveness" This
experience of divine grace was to be
continuous. Matthew prefaces this an
nouncement Of pardon with the words.
"Be Of good cheer" His sickness had
doubtless been occasioned by sinful
excuses, or 1t may be that he shared
the prevalent belief that sickness was
due to sin. Jesus spoke first to his
greater need. Reasoning In their
hearts" The critics from among the
scribes betrayed their dissent and dis
approval In their looks. Jesus knew
what they were thinking about, and
this reader OF hearts threw down
challenge in proof of his power to
forgive sins''--to release from the bond
age Of evil. What they considered to
be "blasphemies' In assuming the
functions that belonged only to God
Jesus declared was his special prerog
alive as "the Son of man" This was
the name which he most frequently
used of himself. 1t meant the Messiah.
whether Is 1t easier" (Which Is cas-
Ter" Tevision). His critical hearers
doubtless thought that the message OF
forgiveness was easier than the mira
Gle of healing. This would be so con-
sidered only by those who take a SUI
perficial view of sin and It's conse-
quences. Jesus, however. ,accommo-
dated himself to their defective con-
ceptions and worked the miracle which
fully justified his speech to the para
lytic. Indeed, to say "be forgiven" i'm
piled the saying of take up thy bed"
Jesus would doubtless have uttered
this word had II not been for the hasty
/ reflections of the scrlbes. But he took
4
occasion therefrom to make clear the
purpose OF his mission. Immediately
! he arose" AS soon as the word OF
healing was spoken the man sprang to
his feet, hale and hearty, and marched
through the audience, who made way
for him. "They were all amazed" The
Phnrisees aud doctors Sf the law were
confused and baffled. but the people
saw the hand of God In this spiritual
and physical miracle and "glorifed
God" whose honor had been safe
guarded and strengthened. I'VE never
saw II on this fashion" Luke has, 1--WE
have seen strange things today" and
Matthew states that the people praised
God. "wbo had given such authority
unto men"