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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
SENATOR BARTH IS
STILL RISING
Walton Moves to Refer Senate
Journal 20 Bernalillo Sem
atOr and Mr.. Holt for Ex-
purgation.

Especial Teiegrnm O. Evtalag rleralaD
Santa Re. n. a.. April Ex-senator
harth's frequent rises" TO questions
Of personal privilege. again occupied
the senate for short time yesterday
This time, the matter camo np when
sir. Walton humorously moved 20 re-
fer the senate Journal 90 Ar. narth
and Mr.. Holt for revision, The two
senators yesterday engaged IN a rather
heated tilt when Senator Holt persist
ed "a calling senator Barth 20 order
and Senator naTth persisted In rising
60 questions nf personal privilege.
Senator Harth moved that tho iour-
nal be cxpungod OF an references 20
the tllt between himself and sanaor
Holt, over house ioint resolution 80.
10, which motion senator Holt Sec
ended The motion prevailed and an
other 'rlse" Of thc gentleman from
fierualiiin, he's been wiped out.
over ~ the house, Representative
Tnombs took the floor yesterday on
a question Of personal privilege and
spoke az solle length
He resented the i1nputati0n he anid.
that ne was opposed 20 allowing Inter-
prefers 81 The house. TIE said That on
the contrary u any member Of that
body wanted an interpreter. he was
personally willing 80 "dig down deep
into his pocket and help pay the SAL
aries"
But he said that he had been done
an injustice when Il wss reported that
he had opposed Interpreters Ia the
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

Corner Lead avenue and Broadway:
Jesse j. Runyan. pastor. Bible school.
s;45 a. M. Prof. Drake. auperlntend-
ont Glasses for all ages A welcome
% visitors.
MornlnE worahlp. II 0'cloek. The
pastor will preach on Success IN the
especially for young converts.
The baptist Young Peoples Union,
G;80 b. ma, subject Christian Virtue
Perseverance" Gal 6;i-9.
Evening Worship. 730 o'clock. "A
Gospel Message on Mars Hill" IL the
subject OF sermon. The pastor VIII
preach. There win be baptism at this
service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
IS GOD OR SATAN
WINNINGl
Evangelist Bundy Will An
Swer Question in Lecture
This Afternoon in Odd Fell
lows Hall.

Walter "a. Rundy OF New York
city, a popular lecturer among Pro-
testant people of OIL denominations.
has been engaged 10 speak IN This
city at a free public lecture arranaed
70 be given in I. q. -. n hail on
sunday April "a, "a p. M. Oh the
subject. lis God or sntan winning e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
Tornado Carries Little
TOT Ten Miles Unhurl


Especial Telearaln 81 Sweating ncEaidl
Kansas CITY, April i9.--iiuried I
. through the air By a tornado for I
. a distance Of ten miles, Mamie,
q the llltle ten-year-old daughter
81 Mr and Mrs. r. y. Carley,
. alighted uniniurcd near O'Neili,
. Ia Holt county Nebraska, day
. before yesterday. The child was
. torn from her fathers arms as
. he was rushing Tor the cyclone
. cellar aud landed nnhnrmcd In
= grove ten miles away, being
q found next mOrnlng Hugferins
. from the exposure but otherwise
. unhurt save for q fow bruises
The team 81 horses OF Mr.
9 ana Mrs. Thomas Connolly was
. carried over two barbed wire
9 fences and FOUND unhuri a half
. mile aWay, SIN tied 10 the mau-
. ger. which they he'd taken with
9 them IN order not % have 90
. stop eating while the tornado
= was In progress.
They have some wind IN Me-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

ST. John's church. corner 81 Fourth
street and Silver avenue. ArahdsacoH
w. n. Warren. rector residence. $40
West 11ierae. Second sunday after
Easter Memorial service on the IT.
tanic dead. Holy communion. a. M.
sunday school s3t5 a.. IN. Mornlns
service and sermon. III r.. m. Even
ing service and sermon. 7.s0 .. M.
Music
professional. AT the Lambs Hign
Feast We Sing ...... q. n ENVOY
Nenite ......,.. ss Oeurge's Windsor
Gloria ............. Brown
dubiinto ...+..s...t.-.. oxford Chant
introit. Come. We Faithful, Raise
the strain" ....4....G. IL. Liesnut
offcriory ..........!. Chorus Choir
occasional, IAN Hail the Power or
Jesus Name ..... J. y. Dykes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

Services are held "a the woman's
club building. corner 81 seventh street
trtne OF Atonement" "Wednesday
evening service 5i9O o'clock. The
public IL cordially invited 10 attend
these services sunday school al 10
o'clock "A. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

"our baby cries Tor chamneriain's
Cough Remedy" writes AIRS n. ~.
Kondrick. Rasca, Ga. 1T h tbs best
cough remedy on tho market for
coughs. colda and Group" For sale
by All Dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
The Churches.


FIIIlIII4IIIIIIF NNU'FIIIIIII tIIUTNII,
North Sixth street between Copper
and Tijeras; Rev. a N Mandaiari, 3.
J. nssiUf.
Sodality mass, a. M; children's
mass, Ss3O a. m. high mass and SER
mon, 10 a. M; evening service. Yes
pers. instruction and Beneaieiion OF
the Most Blessed sacrament. 1880
p. m. During the week, holy mass.
a. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

day nlghia Tia public cordially b..
vlted The various pnlplis OF the cii,
90 BE- occupied next sunday hy she
visiting ministers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

Keeping. ! was not
feeling veil and
could hardly drag
myself along. HAD
such tired feelings,
my back ached, my
sides achcd. I had
bladder trouble aw-
fully bad, and I could
not Gator sleep, had
headaches, zoo, and
became almostaner-
a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
Tint aIelhodIai I1pIsoopaI.

Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beckman.
pastor; Miss Edith Gorby. deaconess.
The first service OF tho day is the
Sunday school which meets al 9s4s
a. M. y. a. Portorheid, superlntend-
Ont There "a a class for every age,
Tho pEeaching services are ~ q. no.
and 7saO y. No.. with sermons BY the
pastor. The morning thcme being
''Tho sin % Evil" The evening
theme, ThlnRs That Abide" The
Epw0rth leeeue meets az Gao. The
leader being Morris Leaning. There
VIII be special music az as services.
The Sunday school has an orchartra
which plays for an SONGS. Tho choir
Will render an anthem In the mora
inR and Mrs. cleo Collar Holloway
viii sing a solo. ~ the evening me
Cnoral society. under the leadership
Of Mrs cleo Collar Holloway VIII give
two selections. strangers and friends
viii and d cordial welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

can be bought IN our Model Bakery
much easier ana chegpor than You can
make It aT home And why take the
trouble. and the risk Of failure. when
We can give YOU at least az good as
you could expect 90 make for d small
outage We use only the best ana
pureat ingredients and therefore war
rant every piece that leaves our store.
Make trial purchase then you win
understand our claims
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

music BY the choir both moruins ana
evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
YOUNG wife
SAVED FROM
HOSPITAL
Tells How Sick She Was And
What Saved Her From
An Operation.

Upper sandusky, Ohio. - Three years
ego Yves married and went 3 house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
THE THIRD HOUSE


a letter was received In the senate
yesterday asking the legislature 20
provide a suitable tablet to be placed
IN the Washington monument. The
letter was referred 10 the committee
on executive communications.
senator Panhy has at last succaed-
ed IN getting his brand bill through
the senate. IT almost failed. how
ever. when just prior to its passage,
Senator Holt moved 10 insert a coma.
ITS just like d clean chip In bowl
0f mush." said senator PaniSy. 1T
amt any GOOD Ia there but Il can't
do any harm" The coma was adopted
BY unanimous vote.
Governor Mcdonald Is holding n
series OF dinner parties for the mcm-
bers OF the legislature al the execu-
tive mansion. The legislators are be-
ing entertained ln groups OF a dozen
and those who have already particle
pated h one of these dinners. declare
that the governor is an ideal host
Five more are scheduled for next
weok.
Curry county Is petitioning the leg
islature 50 place that county In Class
y and not IN Glass G. when the county
salary bill ~ draa0. Just now. report
has Il THAI Curry county IL IN class c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
First Presbyterian Church.

Corner Flfth street and silver ave.
nue.; Hugh A. Cooper pastor; G. A.
Foreman, acting pastor Morning
theme, "The Things That Remain. =
Evening theme, "rhe Terrible Meek. '
MtfSI(s-- MORNING
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

- N'NNA NNtH""N Ar"fA"'N"W Htt'if't"
Corner West silver and sixth street
RoV. VI b. Oherholtxer, pastor SUM
day school. Gas a. m.i morning wor-
ship. al O'Clock; Christian EndenFor.
6;a0 3. w.: sermon. id0 b. m.
synod opens Thurafay night az
o'clock with sermon hy the president.
REV Isl. r. Rhode Or 1Sand Junction.
Colorado Sessions dnrine the day
and evening addresses 81 prominent
speakers On Friday. saturdey and sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
BREAD GRABBER QUEER
Relatives Say Man Who Took
Loaf Is Insane.

Relatives Of Matthew Harbeson, who was
arrested on Thursday for stealing loaf
of bread in Woodcliff y. j., are now con-
WINGED that he is not I'm his right mind and
they will have alienists examine him tn de-
ternine II they cannot have him commit
ted to a sanatorium. These relatives yes
terday asked Recorder Medina. Of North
Bergen. ~ j. to permit Harbeson 10 re-
main I'm the police station until such an eX-
animation could be made, and the Recorder
consented Hsrbeson stands committed 10
jail for thirty days on the charge Of steal
ing the loaf Of bread.
Yesterday Mrs Julia Wood iarheSon.
mother NJ the prisoner, who lives at No, II
East seth street. Manhattan, accompanied
by Nathan Schwab. also ~ Manhattan.
went over N North Bergen and had 4 long
talk with Recorder Medina Then they
went 10 Harbeson's home and talked with
his wife, and then all three visited Harbe-
son in the police station. ne scarcely spoke
10 any of them, except 10 say that he would
serve thirty years in Jail rather than sub
init 10 an eytortion Of so"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
EDNA MAY SAYS YES AND NO
It's True Father Is Coming to
Town-She's Going to London.

Edna May. VINO is known in private Ike
as Mrs oscar Lewisohn. was pleased ye1'
terdag TO confirm the report that he
father, John Petite. a postman, of syria
cuse, had resigned his job with Uncle Sam
and was coming to New York to live. she
denied, however. that she was the lessee
Of the apartment in seth street, between
Broadway and West End avenue which
viii be occupied by Mr. Petite. his wife
and Miss Mays sister. Marguerite Petite.
II was said that she had leased the apart
ment and intended TO live with her parents.
When seen at the st. Regis, where she
has lived while in the city. she said: II
can't see why any one should connect me
with having leased an apartment here.
England. and | am going to sail for Eng
land next week.
1T is true that my mother and sister,
Marguerite. who have just returned from
London. have an apartment In $th street,
and father is coming down from Syracuse
to live with them. | have no material in
terest in the apartment. except that am
going 10 remain here long enough to help
them get settled. Ny sister has been play
ing I'm London for the last two years, and
now she has something in view here in New
York. and naturally mother and father
want to be with her. That is all there Is
to it."
Miss NAYS mother and sister arc stayin"
at the Hotel Somerset, In West 18th street.
temporarily. Mr.. Petite Will meet them,
here the first of next week, and they VIII
move into their new home. Mr.. Petite Is
slxty-fve years old and has been a post
man in Syracuse for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
PACKER SUES FOR DIVORCE
Charles P. Macdonald Also Is
Made Defendant.

Charles F. Macdonald, a member Of the
firm of Armour & Co., Of Chicago, has
filed suit for divorce from his Wife Mrs.
Anne Edwards Macdonald, formerly a
member of Washington society and the
daughter Of Representative Edwards. OF
Michigan. Mrs. Macdonald has brought a
counter suit against her husband.
In neither case are the names Of core
spondents mentioned nor are there any
dates set forth. Macdonald complains that
his wife entertained friends at her apart
ment at the Westerfield until early hours Of
the morning and he submitted affldavits
from witnesses who say that on some ~
these occasions the attire of Mrs. MacDon-
aid was extremely scanty.
Mrs Macdonald denies the truth Of her
husbands allegations and the statements
of the witnesses She in turn alleges Of
fences by Macdonald AZ Saratoga Springs
and at Atlantic City. The husband denies
these charges.
Mr. and Mrs Macdonald were married
in 1901 in Chicago. They lived there for a
time and then came 10 New York 10 make
their home They separated I'm 1910 They
entered into separation agreement under
which Macdonald provided his wife with
an apartment. maids and an automobile.
Mrs. Macdonald is now I'm Los Angeles Wis
iting her mother. who Is said to he Criti-
Cally I'll in that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
PROBE DEATH OF BOY
District Attorney Takes Up
Randalps Island Case.

TO determine whether Fletcher Mckay
Allen. the fourteen-year-old son Of Charles
Allen. of No $50 South sth street, Brook
lyn. who disappeared from the convalescent
ward OH Randalls Island on December 3
and was found frozen in an ice cake of
Kings Point, Long Island. six weeks later
met his death before or after getting into
the water the District Attorneys office
Yesterday started an investigation into tie
case.
Banton Moore. the lawyer whom Mr..
Allen has retained to care for his interests,
laid emphasis on the choral hydrate adj
ministered to the patient on the evening
o. his.disappearanc apd on the fact that
INC orderly on duty at that time had since
left the hospital.
Theron r. Strong. Assistant District At
t.rTcv i'm charge Of the investigation, after
listening yesterday TO the fathers story
aid that he had already taken steps 60
secure a chemical ANALYSIS Of the boys
stomach, adding that an inquest would be
l;cld when sufficient evidence had been
gathered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


Ar.ts-d,,n Jan 3i-Prns wilem Dutch }.
New York via West Indies. Venezuela and
Cochin Jan ao-Adsmsturm GER. New York
Hamburg, Jan si-~sirius CGerp. New York
Boulogne. Feb l. 10 r m--Nieuw Anstsr "a,
Dutch. New York via Plymouth for Rot
Ro,,srSam' FEB .. 10 mENieuw Amsterdam
,DutchD, New York via Plymouth and
Lizard, Feb Philadelphia. New York for
Plymouth, cherbogrg and , sogtha%pt SIo
miles west at p m, due Plymouth about
50 m to-day.
Rouen, Jan $l--sakoleine ,RrD. New York a.,
Beira Feb l-Kasenga tRrl, New York VIA
cape Town. Algoa Bay. East London and
Rotterdam, CEfs H'' Feb 1-csmpaneuo CBr. New
Hayre, Feb l. 7p MA ssvoie 'B0, New
Antwerp. Eel .. $50 m-Laplsnd CBelg).
New York via Dover. g.
Oran. Feb I. II a m-Birchtor 'Br)' Ne"
York for Marseiles.
Bermuda. Feb ., 1925 m-Bermudian (Brp'
New York.
Valencia. Jan Pc Manuel Calvo SPAN, from
Genoa for New York.
Queenstown. Feb ., 10 m-Baltic CBr), from
Liverpool for New York
seville, Jan 29-Francesco ciampa GtaD. New
Victoria Brazil. Jan a1-ocean Prince CBr),
from Santos and Rio de Janeiro for New
ST Michaels. Feb 1-Atrato (Rr), from New
York via Kingston Colon etc Tor South
Amsterdam. Feb ROTTERDAM Dutch. Tank
New York.
Colombo for Boston and New York: Kalomo
(BD New York for Hong Kong, Shanghai
Perrin, Feb 1-TndraveIi dEr). Yokohama. etc.
for Boston and New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
HYDE APPEAL IS ARGUED
Counsel Insists Elk Chamberlain
Can't Get Fair Trial Here.

The Appellate Division Of the supreme
Court heard argument yesterday, and re-
served decision, on the appeal of Charles
II. HYDE, former City Chamberlain, from
the decision Of Justice Lehman denying
him change Of venue for his trial for al
legged bribery.
John B. Stanchfeld. who argued the case
for Hyde, said II was difficult for public
official or one whose trial arose out of the
failure of a financial institution. especially
IN New York County. to find an unbiased
jury.
The attorney argued that cases loss
preiudiced in the public mind had been sent
10 other counties for trial, and that not
since the prosecution of Jake" sharp ana
the doodle aldermen had there been
such systematic endeavor' to hold
man up TO public obiquy as in the Hyde
case.
Stanchfield repeated the argument ABOUT
the preiudice created by the newspapers
ard referring to the statements on the
HYDE case obtained by Israel Tilden' he
said they were absolutely accurate. Robert
c. TAYLOR Assistant District Attorney WIZ
opposed the motion, denied that there was
any ground for the apprehension that Hyde
could not have a fair trial in New York
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OftiCial Record and Forecast.-WaShingto on.
Feb Scattered snow hurries occurred dur
ing Friday throughout the Northern States,
but no heavy fall is reported in any section.
the principal disturbance in the West is now
centred ON the eastern slope Of the Rocky
Mountains During the last twenty-four hours
the temperature has fallen between the Mis-
sissippi Valley and the Eastern mountain re
rions and the temperatures are comparatively
low i'm the Western lake region the Upper
Mississippi and Rcd River of the North val
ltys They are moreover In the South con
giderably below the seasonal normal.
The western storm will probably advance
eastward across the Middle States Saturday
and reach the Atlantic Coast during sunday.
accompanied I'm its track by general precip-
ltation. mostly in the form Of snow. The tenn
Ierature will rise somewhat throughout the
South during Saturday but VIII fall again on
sunday In fact comparatively cold weather
q Indicated for the greater portion OF the
country east Of the Rockies during the next
foTty-eight hours.
cold wave warnings have been issued for
Western South Dakota and Northwestern
Nehraska.
Along the New England coast winds will be
moderate west: middle and south Atlantic
coast slight west becoming variable. east
Gulf coast light, variable: west Gulf coast.
moderate south. on Lake Michigan, brisk
northerly, probably becoming nigh during sat
urday.
steamers departing Saturday for European
ports Viii have moderate west winds and
parity overcast weather TO the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special ocniities.-Ior the Dis
trlct of Columbia Maryland. Eastern PcnnsyI-
vania. New Jersey and Virginia. fair to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
ETNA's ANNUAL STATEMENT

The annual statement 81 the 4,tna In.
surance Company Of Hartford. which was
made public Yesterday showed paid losses
which bring the grand total for the nine
ty-three years the company has been in
business up TO over si2S.OCO.nO The total
assets are now s22M7,3s9 H. including q cash
capital Of 100000 and net surplus of
$7,S34194 "A. The policyholders' surplus is
S12S34194 a. The statement shows an in
crease in surplus of 1856 rs 81 and a gain in
net premiums Of S575s73 90. The increase in
the reinsurance fund and other liabilities
is s5.SG5j 81. and the loss in market value is
set at Sll6574 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
TEACHERS IN REBELLION
Pay Checks Not Up to Expecta-
tons Under New Law.
MISS STRACHAN EXPLAINS
Head of Association Says Won
en- Will Garry Case to the
Court of Appeals.

After some six years of kicking 10 force
the massage of an equal pay measure, the
Interborough Association of Women Teach
ers kicked last night for the pay due them
under the new law. 1t happened nat "heh
some Of it's members looked at 'heir jan
uary checks they found that the figures
thereon were not quite as high as they OK
pected them to be-that i'm a few cases they
were actually lower than they had been
last year Immediate clamor to know why
was the result Miss Grace &. Strachan
president of the association, explained
matters as best she could last night at an
ebulient meeting in the assembly nall IN
the METROPOLITAN Life Building.
There were some teachers. she said
whose paw had not reached expectations
because they had been absent or tardy an
excessive number Of times during the pre-
cedinr wear. She advised these unfortu-
Mates 10 have all such occurrences, whether
avodable or unavoidable, excused On
blanks provided for the purpose, Tor failure
TO do so, she pointed out. might seem Ike
neglect of duty Then she told them 10
write TO their district supcriniendentS' re-
uuesting them to get reconsideration OF
their cases and to he present at the meet
ing of the Board OF superintendent during
such reconsideration. so that they might
vote in accordance with the bylaws of the
Board Of Education. a little patience, she
said, would put all that straight.
But for those teachers who received less
than last year she haC no such words oil
hone. She read letter from the commit
tee on bylaws of tho school board IN an
swer TO one which she had sent asking
their legal opinion why teachers OF boys
classes in their fourth year of experience
who last year were paid $500, only received
$50 this year. when the equal pay law for
babe any existing salary schedule to he re-
duced
That provision" ran the answer, does
not cover bonuses paid for teaching boys
or mixed classes which bonuses are not a
part of any salary schedule. and the teach-
ers referred to are only entitled to the sal
ery provided for the fourth year in Sched-
ule Il /, VIZ, $3.50
I'VE shall hold 10 our opinion even to
carrying it to the Court Of Appeals an
nounced Miss Strachan For the last
twelve years teachers have had to go 10
lawyers to get the pay due them. We hope
that some day we shall have Board oil
Education whose committee on bylaws viii
render opinions such that teachers will not
have to secure outside legal help to get
Justice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-03
LIVERPOOL AND GLOBE.

rhe Liverpool and London and Globe In
surance Cor pany. Ltd, stock company,
has issued it's slxty-fourth annual state
,nent OF its United States branch for the
wear 1911. II shows total assets Of Sl3,-
9Si.52O57 which includes real estate
amounting to Sl,574jl6 ~; United States
Government 4 per cent bonds. 1920; state
and city bonds and railroad stocks and
bonds, $5,1l2,4sO; bonds and mortgage loans,
s3.3S7, 27S: bank balances and all other assets,
SS.53f, 9S6 IS. The company reports UNI
earned premiums and, all other liabilities,
81. So2, 53l 81, leaving surplus of A,isl9SS 60.
The New York directors are Charles IL.
Marshall. chairman. Walter G. Hubbard,
Tohn A. Stewart, Edmund ID. Randolph and
Thatcher NJ. Brown; Henry w Eaton is
manager; George w. Hoyt. deputy man
ager. II b. Kremer, jr., assistant deputy
manager, and T. a. Weed, agency snn"r'''-
isndenL