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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
GOLDEN RULE HAD
TO HOLD THE
CROWDS OUT
Doors Were Closed Several
Times During Bargain Rush
at Opening Of Big Cash
Clearance Sale.

That ID pays 81 do as you advertise
WAS strkinglg ettestcd In Albuouer-
que this morning al the opening of
the annual Cash Clearance Sale of the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company.
Hair dozen times duriag the course
OF tho morning the crush or bargain
buyers became so great that. IN orr
der 10 give proper service 10 those
in the store the management was
abliged 10 close the outside doors for
as much as twenty minutes al "a time.
II was an Old-time Golden Rule sale
opening. and the crowds were de-
clared by many To be- the largest and
most continuous IA the history OF the
store. The rush continued right
through until noon. Then a recess
was takon until 2;3O this afternoon.
when the great half-prico remnant
special was placed ON sale. This drew
another big crowd, and late this after.
noon the selling force, Including lot
of extra saleapeople. began 20 look
decidedly weary
II was a pleased crowd of shoppers
at the Golden Rule today They had
come to find bargains and found them
galore. Thera are more bargains TO
come, and Il % safe To assume that
the rush Of this morning will be "a
Golden Rule feature for some days 10
come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
MONEY TRUST PROBE
WILL Be STARTED
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Representative Pujo Of House
Committee Declares First
Effort Will Be to Find
Such a Thing.
1nE ny,nlan M.r.la !. :. - .vlr.,

(ny EvensnR Herald a. =. t.-nasd wirs1
Washington, Feb. S.-Iteprcsentn-
i've Pujo OF Louisiana, chairman Of
the house committee on banking and
currency TO which the Democratic
caucus last night referred the propos-
ed Investigation OF the money trust
said today he would introduce u roso-
luton to vest his committed with
pirnary powers 10 learn u there is q
'munsy trust" IN the United states.
The banking and currency commit
toe viii meet next Wednesday To- plan
Tho inquiry.
AIR. Puio In n statement today char
1ctorized the Henry resolution as rev.
o'utionary ana as questioning the leg
islative integrity Of the house.
Chairman Henry of the rules COM
mitteo who lost the eight OF the
Bryan Democrats for special com
mlttee OF seven members 90 conduct
the inquiry. said &c had been tho sense
Of the caucus to refer 10 the judiciary
committee certain features OF the In
vestigation and that he would urge
such a plan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
LONGING FOR HOME
AND MOTHER CAUSE
FOR SURRENDER
Moses N. Gatliff, Who Gave
Himself Up to Police for
Murder Last Night, Has
No Remorse for Deed.

Chief Of Police Thomas McMinn
today received telegram from Off
cials In Mount Vernon, KY. asking
that Moses n. Gatliff, who surrender
ed himself 10 the Albuquerque police
last night. claiming that he Is n muir
deror. be held until rcqulsition papers
can be secured and an officer sent
here to take the man back to Ken
lucky. Gatliff says he shot and killed
Robert Rigsby In Mount Vernon. Rock
Castle county. on september "a 1904
The shooting followed quarrel be-
tween the mon regarding two dogs.
The dogs attacked Gatldf. He shot
az them and was IN turn attacked BY
Rigshy. SO he says, and was COM
PEELED 10 shoot Rigshy ln self defense.
Gatliff surrendered himself last night
and today occupies a cell "a the city
Jail, anxiously awaiting the arrival of
the officer TO take him back TO Ken
lucky.
sitting on a cot In the Jail today
Gatliff talked freely OF his crime.
II haven't heard from Mount YER
7
know whether my mother Is alive or
dead / just couldn't stand the sus-
pcnso any longer. am aQt sorry that
u killed Rlgsby, 10 isn't that that
caused me 20 give myself up. II was
me or him and Il happened b. bo
him. was a fool 10 ever leave
Mount Vernon. should have stayed
there and faced a trial. But my uncles
urged me 90 leave and I left For a
while my uncles wrote TO me but /
haven't heard from any OF them in
five years ana ! want TO go back. /
have been on the point OF giving my
self up many times before. but always
keld back. ] ann almost certain that
after they hear my side OF the story
in Kentucky they will get me free.
Then I viii take my mother away,
n she is still alive. and look after her
the rest OF her life."
Gatliff 81 q good looking, cloan-cut
young fellow ~ years old He IL tall
and broad shouldered. typical Ken
lucky mountaineer. whose people fOr
generations have been mixed up IN
feuds. Gatlifrs own father was shot
and killed in a feud.
Since leaving Kentucky in 1900
Gatllff has drlfted all over the south
into California and then into New
Mexico. whore he worked In the luni
mountains for the American Lumber
company.
1T Is terrible fccling--tnis feel
Ing OF being hunted, said Gatllfr "A
man never knows what TO do. since
left Kentucky I never met q soul
that knew me. ! changed my name
and never had any trouble. But ]
never did a thing or went anywhere
that ! was not afraid OF being picked
up. IA I said before. I do ut feel
that I did wrong when I shot Rigsby.
will tell everything about IL when
the trial comes. Hut I couldn't stand
any longer 10 be away from my moth
or. She Is the one that suffers most
IN this thing ana I want 20 go back
and set her right"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
PARTY WILL
RENDER SPLENDID
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Music to Be Given in Elks'
Theater This Evening, VIII
Be Same That Musicians
Have Given in Large Cities.

one of the best opportunities ever
afforded people In Albuquerque TO-
hear good music will be given In the
Eiks' theator this evening when tho
Ernest Gamble Concert party, appear
ing as santa Re attraction. will rem
der a program that win be joy and
delight 10 music lovers While the
concert tonight is complimentary
affair and one might be tempted To
let down" a bit. MIR. Gamble has glV-
en assurance that party will give one
81 tho best programs. the same as
the aggregation has given already this
season In Kansas City. ST. Louis and
other big cities.
Speaking today OF the program to
be rendered tonight. Mr.. Ernest Gam
bile said that his theory Is that people
are frightened az the word classical"
without reason, believing that Il
means something that no one can I'M
dcrstand
The program OF the Ernest Gamble
party that viii be rendered tonight is
most attractive and interesting, being
"a four-paBe, Dc luxe one with explain.
atory and analytic notes and libretto.
80 that u can be understood by the
average listener. whether musical or
not Each member Of the Gamble
party Is the product OF the greatest
European masters and they offer an
ideal evening OF delightful music.
Those artists perform 20 the hearts Of
their listeners. not over their heads
A Philadelphia critic described a con-
cert by the party as being mot so pop
ular as 10 be musically cheap and not
SO severely classical as not To be pop
ular."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
DeHc0tely
Formed

and gently reared. women Will nnd IN
all the seasons OF thelr lives. as maid.
ems. wives and mothers. that the one
simple. wholesome laxative remedy.
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken AZ
any time. when the system needs q
laxative, with perfect safety end real.
" beneficial offecta, Ia Syrup OF Figs
and Elixir Of Soana.
Il has that true G6lloaoy Of navos
which Is 70 refreshing 70 the taste,
that warming and grateful tonlng 10
the stomach which responds so favor
ably 10 I,s action and tho laxative a.
feet which Is 60 beneficial TO the sys
tenn when, occasionally. les gentle
cleansing 10 required.
The genuine always bearing the
name Of tho California Fig Syrup Co.
may be purchased from all leading
druggists IN original packages Of ont
size only. price city cents per bottle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
CHILDREN
ARE IN COURT
Wife Who Caused All Trouble
However Is Not Present;
Hotel Register Photographs
Exhibited.

(Ry nv safnw uernIq A. y. leases yy'freO
Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. S.-Whcn
the defense resumed It's effort today
TO clear John Beall Sneed. the Amar-
lilo banker, accused OF the murder OF
Captain A. q. nOyce, which came at.
ter the elopement OF Boyce's son with
Sneed's wife, the prisoner was nc
companied 20 court by his two little
children. This was their FIRST appear,
ance In the court room Their mother
IN not attending the trial. The defense
has more than 100 witnesses who have
not yet been heard
The defense introduced photographs
of pages from Omaha and Winnipeg
hotel registers 10 show that young
Al lIOyce and Mrs. Snoed stopped as
man and vile In those cities when
they eloped
Edward Earwell, assistant cashier
OF the Midway Bank and Trust com.
pany of DaihRrt. Texas. OF which the
slain Captain Boyce was president
told Of the transfer OF $50 900 to Al
Boyoe just before the elopemont TINS
represents AIS interest IN the Arm OF
Boyce Brothers. The money 10 pay
Il was borrowed rom Kansas CITY
bank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
PATRIOTS PLAN To
HONOR MEMORIES
or GREAT MEN
G. X. Warren Post No. 5 to
Hold Celebration in Honor
of Abraham Lincoln and
Washington, February 10.

The names nod memories OF George
Washington, Fsiser OF his Country,
and Abraham Lincoln. savior OF his
Country. viii be honored in Albuquer-
que under the auspices OF @. X. War
rem Post No. 8, q. 4. Y. Elaborate
plans are being made for The cele-
bration aud an patriotic orders and
tho general puble wiu be invited TO
participate. The celebration Will be
held IN the Central school assembly
han and j. the Indications are that
tlitf han ~ a"5esssrrtaoWd, one lglks'
theater will be secured for ,he event
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
BULL TRADERS ARE
SOME BOLDER
Believing That Probe of the
Money Trust Would Be
Along Conservative Lines
They Bid Up Stock Lists.

Inv Evening aeraId 3. r. s.saned wirsl
New York, Feb Encouraged by
the reduction Of the Bank OF Eng
lands discount rate and the belief
that the money trust inquiry would
pc held within conservative lines, bull
traders this morning attempted 10 bid
hp the stock market. The leading
stocks we're marked up az the open
ing but the heavy updertOne which
developed yesterday was again app
parent and the upfurn was OF short
duration. Aside from the wide fluc-
tuatlons In the tobacco Issues the
movement was not wide.
Pressure became more severe after
III o'clock. United States Steel falling
10 90 rs. The readiness with which
this stock. as well as Union Pacific
and Reading succumbed 10 short sell
Ing had a dampening effect on bullish
sentiment American Tobacco flnctu-
ated In erratic fashion Il rallied TO
within half point OF yesterdays
close aud again went of. Chesapeake
aud Ohio made sudden upward
squirt Of 3-s, but did not hold
bonds were steady.
Specslntion became lethargic al
fractional recoverios. AmalRamated
Copper rose 10 az IA following the
publication OF the producers state
mont, which showed a reduction In
stocks on hand Of upward OF 23.OO00OO
pounds. The Intermittent periods OF
activity and dullness testified 10 the
professional character OF the dealings
The close was steady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
ELECTED
BY COMMITTEE
Representative from Illinois
Is Retained as Chairman Of
Republican Congressional
Organization.

Washington. Fob S-R Representa-
tive William d, Mckinley Of Illinois
was reelected chairman OF the Re
publican congressional committee tC.
day
The other officers elected were:
Representative Charles H Burke of
South Dnkotn, vice chairman. Repre-
sentative J. Hampton Moore 0f Penn
aylyania, secretary Succeeding the
late "a. G.. Loudcnslagcr. Representa-
tive George a. Fairchld OF New York.
treasurer, Representative William ~
Browning Of New Jersey. auditor
Henry CaWon on Wisconsin. assistant
secretary; John g.. Eyorsman Of ME
nois. assistant treasurer, FraDcis cur
tis OF Massachusetts,. director OF the
literary bureau,
Resolutions on tho death of Mr..
Loudenslager were adopted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
PETROLEUM MAY
RE FuTuRE FOOD

Pittsburg. Feb S-A new source or
food supply has been discovered, u o.
said. through the industrial develop
ment commission. By scientists OF the
University Of Plttsburg. who have
100000 at their command to develop
their findings
While secretiye as 10 the details,
Il was explained that a has been
found the HYDROCARBONS OF petroleum
fatty acids. which, blended with
glycerine. form new food The
process contemplates The use Of crude
petroleum such az Is produced in
various eastern states aud Ia Gait
fornia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
TAFT
FEELS CERTAIN
He WILL Be THE
PARTY CHOICE
Callers at White House AS
sert That Executive Is Con-
fident Business Men Are All
for Him.
HE CAN DEFEAT ANY
MAN WHO rs PUT UP

eny EYeains ifesaIa a. =. I.essea Nlrcl
Washington. Feh, S.-Thn Prcsi-
dent Taft personally ls confident he
will be reuominH led Wa sscrtod by
ono OF the few White House visitors
who talked with Mr. Tar t0dny che
president also IN roportog io ha nid
ho was convinced ue could aat Apy
man the Democratic party could nom
mate and o. have 8mp1nrd his state
mont that nothing hut death oould
keep him out OF n contest f,r the
Republican nomination. ito Iuu no
doubt In the nina OF his visitor Tint
he expected 20 get the nomination
and that he capecied TO win IN the
election.
According 10 this caller HE presi-
dent believed the business men OF the
country would support him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Feb. Reports that the
Argentine railway strike had been
settled and a hearish crop outlook IN
the United states caused an easier
tone IN the Chicago wheat market To-
day Tho opening WAS i-Sm1-4c "a
asa &c higher May started at
Si03 3-S9 1.o3 ~. drop OF l-s03-sc.
declined 20 &l.03 IA and rallied 10
&I03 b-S
Corn developed strength as re-
suit OF active buying by n large CON
Germ May opened unchanged 90 is
a f-fc down al Ga 3-4067 Use 20 csc
and rose TO Gs 3-S0G8hc. shorts
purchasing oats brought about an up-
turn ia that cereal May started a
shade 20 i-Sc or az 81 8-t@52 Sac.
and advanced 10 90 i-Sc.
Provisions were steady. sales we're
unchanged 90 cents higher. with
May "a $500 for pork. &a8gA for
lard ana &S.7bMS77ia for ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
PAT MUM SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY 4 HORSE
ifancllrs l. Thrown and Seriously If
Noe Fatally Injured.

PAT Nunn foreman Of tho Diamond
\ caiilc .0npany was thrown from
bucking l1rse yesterday afternoon
and seriously m not fatally injured.
The rcc'dorI occurred az Whitewater.
~. q. D Weulnke was called and
found ihHt Two ribs had been broken.
tic fNed up he broken bones and left
him resting otsy. Word received to-
Day however showed the develop
ment of nmptonis that would Indicate
internal Iniurles of q serious charNc-
Ter. pr Wostlake brought him into
town hy nutomobile and had him
taken 20 the Ladies' hospital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
BlG COPPER MERGER
rs DECIDED UPON
I fIIY EWeutNe HarnIN A ~ 1900 aRaaaA


Sew York, Feb. Generalization Of
ihe Ray central copper company and
the Ray Consolidated Copper company
was decided upon subject to the APP
prevail or the stock holders at "a meet
ing of the directors of tho Ray Com
solidated today. Stock of the Ray
consolidated viii be exchanged for
stock of the Ray Central, one shgre Of
Consolidated for eight shares OF Ray
Central A directors meeting has
been called 30 consider increasing the
capital stock OF the Ray Consolidated
company from 100000 (par value
500 10 1000. 600 shares.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
JOSE R. ROMERO IS
OUT ON HABEAS

Judge Reynolds IA the district court
today upheld the habeas corpus
brought by Attorney Harry Cornell to
secure the release of Jose Il Romero
held 10 the grand jury by Justice of
The Peace Romero on charge OF
assault and battery The contention
wgH that the Onenso allagod was not
serious enough Ga hold the defendant
20 the grand jury
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
money and stOcl,s.

New York, Feb. S.-Call money.
2 3-S per cent. prime paper, Sc a.
per cent; silver 50 7-so.
Mexican dollars, A7c.
Copper. y18.90W1t.f2A.
Tin. 4i8.75m44.25.
Lead, 8,95M L05.
Amnlgamatod, 65 SIS.
Sugar, t1SM.
Atchison. 104 -
Great Northern. 1859.
New York Central itOt-i
Northern Pacific, 1i6ia
Reading. 1853.
Southern Pacific i0T 5-f
Union Pacific. tG8 rs.
steel. 90 rs.
Steel preferred. iOsM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08

Farmers mechanics. railroaders. Ia
norers rely on DR. Thomas Eclectic
OH Takes the sting ont OF cuts.
burns or bruises at once Pain can.
not stay where II Is used.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08

To Cure q Cold m one Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinino
Tablets Druggists refund money N
II falls 10 cure y. W GROVES
signature Is on each box csc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08

Chicago. Fob. Whcat-May,
St.O3ih; July. "a les
May. 6s s-Sc; july 67 I-sc.
oats May. Sc 3-Sc; July, ~ 7-SW
tSc.
Pork May, slG.30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
NO DESERTER SAYS
ROOSEVELT TO
AN EDITOR
A. P. Moore of Pittsburgh
Leader Asserts That 7. r.
Will Be Found in Midst OF
Fray in 1919.


(ny E.euiRg neEald A. y Leased Rtrsl
New York, Feb. ST. don't believe
that even my hitteiSst enemies Will
say that I was ever a dcserter," Cot
one' Roosevelt told A. p Moore. pup
fisher of the Pitlsburg Leader TO-DAY
You can say to the progressives. "
SIR, Roosevelt Is quoted by MIR Moore
as saying, that ! will not desert the
cause and that they will find me
Hehting side by side with them TO
the finish
ROOSEVELT AND CURRY CONFER
New York, Fob S-Thoodore
Roosevelt and Governor johnson Of
California. who has been classed as
la LaFollette supporter, are 90 hold "a
conference Ia New York sumo time to-
day Il was said az Col. Roosevelts
office today.
Colonel Roosevelt uisO said he hop
cd 60 see former Governor Curry Of
New Mexico, who IS now IN the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
MAnTINIoUp mas A TRFATnI,Ou.

MAitiiNlQAE HAS A TNllMnIlOV.
(Hy Rventus nrFald =. v. t.eaaea Sg1re,
Fort de- France, Martinique. Feb 4.
An earthquake shock was felt
throughout the island nd 8,65 this
morning. No reports OF damage have
been received.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-17
ADAM APE, IL. D., PHI. D.!
PROF. CARRIERS LATEST.
Enlists Cooperation of Educators
in Plan for School for Edu-
eating Monkey Tribe.

PHILADELPHIA. May Tiff Pro-
fessor r. l.. Garner. the noted Scientist
who FIRST discovered the monkey Ian
guage." has his way. the practice OF
training animals as they do for circus
performances Will nave to stop. pro-
fessor Garner advocates the establish
ment In or about this city OF a school
.or the education and mental evolution
of the chimpanzee and gorilla.
The scientist believes that all of the
higher animals have the same charac-
teristics and are capable OF doing a
certain amount OF reasoning. He points
to the fact that when they make sounds
you have to teach them that each ar
ticulation means something. Monkeys.
he maintains, have q vocabulary OF
about twenty-five words or sounds. and
II II quite adequate to meet all Of their
requirements.
Tho training Of animals to perform
does not show any mental developme mt.
such treatment. he says, is driving
them back to the habits OF the Jungle,
and IL IL to prevent this that ne advo-
Gates the establishment of IA school for
their proper education. lie has en-
listed the services Of DR.. Lightner p.
Wilmer of the Psychology Department
of the University Of Pennsylvania, and
DR.. Horace Howard Furness. who has
successfully educated two young CHM
panxees TO the point of saying IMAM.
ma" and papa"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-17
Not A AIGk
Crown & y for ~
Youth ~

A head full Of unsiehtly gray and faded
hsir.-Why not have beautiful. natural
colorcd hair. full of life and beauty
keep yourself young looking and fascin.
stine2
Every woman wants to be and can be.
II she will use HAYS HAIR HEALTH
to restore those grey hairs to their natu.
raj color. II isn't dye.
You'll be surprised how quickly the
gray hairs vanish and how young looking
you can keep yourself by the regular
use Of HAYS HAIR HEALTH. &c,
your money back from your druggist II
you arc not satisfied with Il.
.i.oo and Soc At Drug Stores o. direct upos
receipt Of price and dealers name. Send ioc 10,
'-'ho'ls.-Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. ;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-17

misappropriating the funds OF the Mount
Vernon National Bank. was resumed
yesterday before Judge Mayer in the
Federal District Court, Edmund X.
sStallo was called to testify. He was Ques-
toned at length regarding various finan-
cial deals In which he was associated
with the Mount Vernon bankers.
George Gordon Battle, counsel for
Jennings. cross-questioned Stallo. who
became very angry when Mr.. Battle
seemed TO aim to show that he had
shown bad judgment when he was ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF his million
aire father-in-law. Alexander Mcdonald.
The trial will 20 on to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-17
Maternal Duty toKeep Eye on
the Girls, Declares Mrs.
Clarence Burns.
STREET IS NO PARLOR.
~ .'t.sH' p y ~ =
Invite Decent Young Men to
the House and Give Them
~ Their Fling.
NStsuettfe Mooers Marshall.

q kSysuertfe Mooers MarshaH.
Z - sAs neither responsible n ths
1 daughter siopsss
!. One may infer II from . recent de-
'e1sssG Il Supreme Court Justice John
y. Con. He severely criticised Mrs. Dora
EcAhofY. whose young daughter. Edith
31Eliis Davis. is suing for the annuiment
81 her marriage. she eloped with
chauffeur q Natie more than . year ago
and was secretly welded to him.
y uer mother appeared as a Witness
lSo4 her daughter In the attcr's annul-
e1nete. action. But Justice Con said that
rhe could give no serious credence TO
khee testimony. lie added:
Mt HER DAUGHTER RUN
3 ABOUT At NIGHT.
u - mother who viii let her young
Datghtsr 20 about the streets here In
No. -Yonk a. night 10 not deserving Of
3yppathy. She evidently has never
SailpN the trouble TO watch this GIRL"
s I lfted TO induce Justice 0on 10 preach
" little sermon to mothers from his In
stsrej(sas text. But he declined on the
rdund that ne ought not to discu,a
~ ids OF court questions which are
!teHk inuafiy brought up In the cases tried
pbe<brc him. Which f. In itself an ad-
i6x9son that the negligent mother II a
ioAdot in the case Of the delinquent
naSsltsr. ~
~ Nj Clarence Burns unheshating1y
DoHDnrmSd this. and Mrs. Burns, As
Rr<H>hsnt a the Little Mothers Aid
Hslbeiation. 10 brought into contact with
n bod many mothers and daughters.
n S"one Of the most serious prob.
n loms eeAfroasing modern sooisty.~
& % declared, rs the irrssponsisil-
Y ~. OF Hethsrs. xhsy aon't know
y ~ SSsas Eis1s are doing. They
Z lp4,t NOV vAsrs Neg 70 ~ whe
q 80 WITH tAsia. 1hsy don't even
y 1hsW hsW.lats ~ Slx1s stay out.
n 80 one can be out In the streets OF
y1et York 1t night without wonderins
.thot, some mothers. are made Of. I,
y e myself nave seen little girls thin
JneA and fourteeg yearn old paradinG
.fo0rteenth street and Eighth avenue nj
1il shours Of the, evening. accompanied
~ eheap., shcddy booking youths laugh.
~. and talking far too loudly. And
ka0 wondered to myself. What car
Aat know low th4ir daughters spend
Del evenings, And II not. why don't
yst nd outrs' :" 7'''' 'ii'''' 'i'
t'3hen, you thilk whom the daughter
nofss or gets into worse trouble hei
Rochsr 10 often re.ponsibief" I asked.
81 IN Grsst many cases, In probably