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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
CONTEMPT on COURT
PROCEEDINGS CONSIDERED

Washington. sept .H. samuel
Iutrrm,rrr uI Sew YORK.. attorney
iur th, house money trust iHy'stl-
gutiou committee ana for the Wa
t,rs. Pierce rI company 100 les fight
with the standard, conferred with
President Tau go the White House
today gvports that the government
was watching developments ln Che
WItrrs.ni"rDy suit surrounded tho
conference with Ltrrost
l.utDr t was said 40 the whit"
lluus, chat MI IuturmCNcr ana Ed
gIr ~ FHruI ALSO OF counsel Tor
the money trust companies had
asked president TAFT Goo permit The
money trust committee to draw upon
the government departments tor cor-
tain Information they want tu use Boo
connection with the money trust in
yostigatiuu.
IL was said Mr. Taft asked them "a
submit specific requests in writing
ana promised tu decide soon " ho
could grant them % was suid that
the Wutors-picrcp ol litigation was
not discussed,
II has been reported that testimony
developed in IA. Waters Pierce case
might b" used hy the government 1f
u basis tor Investigation OF how th,
standard OH company is carrying uul
its drcrrrs oft dissolution. Contempt
pf court proceedings have been ~"
ported pending
n rs known however, that Attor
ucy General Wlck,rsham has beer
receiving stcuoErlphic copy uf tps
timuuN loo the case and giving 90 hu
personal attention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
MENICNNS PROMISE
ItIfII ASE uE PRISONER

Mexico Cuy. Sept 28.-T The United
SiHt"s ambassador Henry Lane Wiz
son. today declared hc would not long
defer definite action iu tho Interest col
". g., Nichols. th, American ifull
sruwer. now ln the Tampiru ja.
Governor Mathis Guerra of tho
state OF THmauhuas has not replied
co. thc United states ambassador de-
mand for Nichols removal from the
jau aud Mr.. Wilson today said in the
event OF further delay his action
would bc 100 line with tho dptrrmina-
cure Nichols release from iuii even DO
marines from the cruiser bDs Mninvs,
nov in port ut Tampico.
Pedro lasCuraino. the Mexican for
ciEu minister. has given Ambassador
Wilson assurance that ho viii use hls
best efforts with the governor uf
remaulipus Jud the court officials tu
secure an amcllorutiuu OF the yuudi-
ton ui the prisoner.
SeUpr l.JsruraInr expressed his iu-
dlEnutluu ut the action uI tht supreme
court uf TamaulluJs iu ordering the
imprisonment again of NIuhuls. Wku
previously Goo the appeal had been rec
moved from the iall ana Kept under
guard at the local hospital
The ambassador has been advised
that Nichols is ili ana that his ITO
is in jeopardy as % result ul his con-
unomrut The charge against him is
the killing of q bandit CAhail1s. whu
had been pursued bN tho authotiticH
tor months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
TIMID THIEF DROPS
STOLEN FORTUNE
BEHIND BANK
BUILDING
Fifty-Five Thousand Dollars in
Currency Belonging 70 the
Louisville and Nashville
Road Discovered by Janitor,
POLICE CLOSE ON TRAIL
OF PENSACOLA ROBBERS
my rrHsrd Wire to Evening HERALD


Pensacola llu. Sept 2t. lhc
package containing 100000 'u .ut-
renew which vua Wy-tUriHualF 'Ar
trtytrd from Hu express .IIuw ut
from the First National hHuh h.r" Co
the Louisville aud Nashville pay car
ut FlumJtuu Ala Nos found u0a}
Lac tho rear ui GA, bank b the Jlull'f
LOT fh, building
Detectives arc wurKiur uu several
important clues which aH. expected
tu reveal M. IDENTIFY ui 'ut Dh1Dr.
a telephone message Ntr received
Lao the bauk saturday evening. hu'
was uuhypdrd because uf ,iui. Doc.
lluypd 10 vdH from 20 prauN,I |nk'r
They now think 10 indicates tnH ptDh
sF, WAS placed u tho r,lr of %,
bank hUiIdiug That evening hN th'
thief.
The robbrr WAS pursued so closely
that hts uorr, failed him ui h'
Drcpt poo thr bank md lrlt lhD money
wher, li was found today ii It Euu'
rally believed.
BBuk officials rDass,rt Durliiru",
that tho package COutBlUIhE thr 800.
600 was delivered intact Boo tle @' ItH
pru Express agency mere Modu". i1'
morning CO., last week Whom drliN
,ry WHs made 60 tht Louisville rut
Nashville pass ear that dsy 30 I'uuA.
tuu. the currency which r"pr"- uiN'
tb, ru.lru1uH monthly pay fHr Ih.'
district was missing uud u Hf s,"lH
NvrD found slips ut paper from maya.
zines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
ROOSEVELT DEFENDS
RECALL Of COURT
DECISIONS BY
POPULAR VOTE
Pittsburg, Kansas, Hears
Characteristic Grafton by
Leader of Bull Moose Move
ment.
NEW YORK COURTS USED
TO ILLUSTRATE SERMON

Pittsburgh kJ.. Sept a largo
crowd gathered u lhe public square
iu hear Colonel Roosevelt speak here
today People Who we're uulbI, to got
close enough Goo il, platform t1 uplt
hiW climbed trees HUJ telegraph
uH'"s lu tu, crush up. WuWtu uiut.
rI Hud Colonel Nuue.t,'t sent hs
physician tu care iur h,r
Don't Nuu want 1u umbrella. cole
'n,l , H"Wnu .l.'"i nut Tho suu
s mighty hot
"uu No." said tHa colonel "Youu
have tH use J UIun iu kll mo-"
lu ms speech colonel Roosevelt dee
Tended the recall ot iudIrI3I decisions
lic also referred fu hls uli last spring
With Congressman -. f. campbell ui
kansas after tho congressman rN
pressed the opinion tuat ;uo goiuuc.
WAS appealing to tlp blu3uhcrs
'To iururt language that has been
given some fame bon your own dis.
r.yt" aud 90, colonel I'VE intend
that th" people shall nor merely slt ou
tho hlplpu,s. and look 8t tho game
Wr Intended that tine people shall ruu
tND game We believe 10 should mot
Dee game between $50 gangs OF poll.
tglJus. uut that the people should
have the Say su 1s tu who shalt play
'lt yrg don put tHo people lr
|NNINt H' I|If |NNf'IIIINf'IIN. N''N
mrk, DO l government of tEo puupI,
i. the BOSS tor the special Interests
.Ii Sou decide with Ia ou tho priu.
..uI.s Uu which $500 stand. -n FAR us
uu concerned 0 SMALL mot rest content
under au, Judicial rulings which uul
IIry these decisions.
"lu Sow Nork N, uuta nominated
! for the court of appeals two jurIsu
uhn believe the people have the rIEh|
/ Goo pass such laws Hs those aud Nh,
/ further believe that ii the courts rule
| against them au appeal should bo du,
| tu The prupI, after 90 reasonable time
| "Dur opponents .rtioIs, what ] snl
J about the enurts. The New YORK rour
uf appeals Says that $50 can not 1n''
| 90 uorkmHu.- compensation H.i nuI
/ opponents say they approve tho WN
nUt 500 cannot have 10 because Soc
! courts Wuui 'ot us W. nE ibll II
tnr court. max, such s decision, .h'
! rrnrI, who mauc the constitution
! should uaN, H chance to sHN what thrl
mrlut when tnrs made it
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
NOODLES BATTLE
TUuGIT NEAR NNCO

Douglas, sept 20. Although sun
dan pussud uulyu. U this immediate
,icmity. rebel bands rrsuWvd activity
along tho southern paDin" lines lu
sonora. \ hluudl,ss cattle was luuEht
ten miles south uI Na,u after 20 band
uf rrbpla had buried 20 small bridge
ON the Cauhuca road. uu pilot tram
GUARD was reinforced Dos troops nom
Nupo aud Cuuunct Jud the r,n'is
chased into the hills. Trthlg Mas re-
Humcd TODAY. a band of hostile
NauuIs burned "a bridge pn the Iuhlchl
branch uf tho West Coast line ana a
south bound train ran into 30 before
its destruction wits discovered. IAc
engine, tender and one ear were rrt-
ciulitted into 20 shallow runN"n, nut
none was seriously injured a report
from Empulnc Goo Tucson reported
ufN rebels under \HIcuHuvlH ape
preaching Fuudiciou which is guard
cd ay nttepu rurtlrs part ol
Campa's hand cut the telegraph wires
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
BRYAN ENTERTAINED
At BREAKFAST BY
WOMEN VOTERSIN
Los ANGELES
CommOner Reaches Southern
California Metropolis on
Trail of Roosevelt" Almost
Mobbed by Admirers.
HAILED BY WoRKINGMAN
AS GREATEST AMERICAN


Los Angeles. sept e3.-Wh,u W. J.
BRYAN arrived here today ON his tour
"uu the uail uf Roosevelt ne was
nrst taken to breakfast b~ % commit
trc OF women voters ana then almost
muhhrd by enthusiastic Democrats Ia
the lobby OF his hotel An impromptu
address loo tho hotel lobby preceded
Tho nrst of his three set speeches for
the day,
Al the breakfast there were besides
the women voters representatives, OF
ail shades of Democratic opinion ur
factions.
AFTER the address iu the hotel bryan
Nus escorted tu au automobile uud
headed t motor car parade tu Temple
Auditorium where th, FIRST Set speech
VAS delivered Co J thruug that packed
the cdinyv.
Nt noon Mr. Bryan addressed tho
WurkIuEWDu ~ the WiN district go
Nuud Junction. being introduced boy "a
man iu uNcrHlls. Beu Daniels, who
commanded the Nvbraskan tu his tel.
low workers Hs "tuc greatest Aurri-
can of his daN,'
Bryau's th.rd address was scned-
ulrd Tor delivery Jt Fiesta park tm,
afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
PROCEEDINGS TO BREAK
COLORADO LUMBER TRUST
my Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald ]

Greeley. Cuiu.. sept g3 The I'M
Junction proceedings brought to dis.
solve the alleged Illegal ,ombiuotiou
of the lumber dealers uf colorado aud
Wyoming and ot northern Colorado
ana Denver came up for hearing nv-
fore Judge llnrN y Gamble iu tho
district court here this morning ON
urhulf cot tho seven Denver defend
ants named tu the complaint Attorney
clayton B Dorsey argued motion
for 70 change OF venue, claiming tlut
Weld county is without jurisdiction 40
the cusc brought against the Denver
dealers
Attorney Horace Co. Phelps argued
la general demurrer un behalf uf the
Colorado and Wyoming Lumber boal-
prs association iu which hD dpuicd
that the ullosru conspiracy existed 10
ls expected that the arguments viii
continue throughout the dHN us other
motions lu tho DHsu urr Goo hr heard.
Tho suit is One uruuEhi hE th, ATE
torncN gruruIs office. fullnvluE eNI.
drucc brought before the Weld Doun-
tN grand lury hy District Attorney
George A Carlson of che vishth ju'
dicinl district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
STANDARD OIL NOT
ENTIRELY OUT OF
BUSINESS
t. timony in New York Hear
ing That Company Is Still
Assigning Sales Territory
to Refiners.
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DIE
IN RIVERBOAT COLLISION
fRy Leased Wire to EvepIuE Herald

fHy Leased Wire ta Evening Herald I
New NurE Sept a3 rh, STANDARD
On company cot Sew Irrery iH slll ns-
signing sllrs territory Coo 1II rrlluurics
of it- iurmci subsidiaries outside ot
us own TERRITORY, according to tosti-
mon, given to-day an the hearing of
the Water. Pierce standard Du htl.
CATION Dos Kenneth Adams. assign
m,ut clerk ui the Sew Jersey com
pun}.
Adams Was asked series of uuos-
tIuus hy = VI. Eurdyyu ul Sl Louis.
counsel fur uc Water. Pierce com
uauN. loo lIu, with the lstl'Is youtru.
tIuu that there is uu roul competition
among th, various standard oil Duw
puuIrs.
"Do YOU receive stock reports of
.uuJ refinery other than rcfIuerivg of
the standard Dtl oI New Jersey
Adams was asked.
"Nn, that know ui" was the re
ply.
"Uay, you assigned stations OF ter
riturN Zoo rufiu'rI,s outside of tho
territory Ul th, NyW Jersey com.
pJuN
"N,s.' said th, witness.
George Chv.IruuEh. secretary u.
four pipe un, companies, formerly
under control nf tho National Transit
company dissolved UN tho iutDd
states supreme court decree. testified
that j s No'''tJ former president
of IN" Transit company. and now ID
director uI tho standard pU of Sow
NurN had named thy Officers ul th,
dissolved rumunu'r. whom thyy were
r,urguui4cd
m, witness said Mr. Norfru held
that under in, deere. there could h,
th, #ImU u.II",T. fuT I| IuuI conn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
AMERICAN PRISONERS
RELEASED BN REBELS

washington, sept 23.-Nui1m An
derson and II Charleson, two Amerl-
cans captured by Mexican rebels. are
reported released and un the way O."
Douglas. Aria. go today H message 0"
the state department Tho dISmtD bees
nom Amhussuuur Wilson ul Mexico
Clty confirm the report mat me has
drmuudtd of the Nudcru government
"a speedy trial and better treatment
for w e. Nichols. the American
planter n a Tumpigo Jail charged
with murder. The ambassador dee
uuuuced the case against Nichols as
one ot persecution,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
SIN HUNDRED REBEIs
THREATEN LUMBER TOW y

JuurcX, Mex, sept 23 pearson,
the American lumber crntrr south
west of thts point ON the border ls
Threatened today by uu attack of 600
IvheIs who occupy the mountains
within ave miles uI town, only 100
icuprals defend Pearson,
General Antonio RabaRo. the iou-
crll cavalry commanded b. lrN
miles north of CaHus Gruudcs. but has
sent no assistance The federal army
nom luarp1 is prucrcdiug los tram
along the railway toward th' r,i} "i
JEihuuhua The rebels about Pear
son are reported tu hr commanded Dos
the rebel leader Antonio HoJas, who a
trW DAYS uEo Wac upvrtllug lu SON.
ora. below Douglas. Aria
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
THOUSAND REBEIS CAMP
SOt M OF no ORNNBI

luurtrN Texas. sept -3..uus
thousand rebels claiming tu belong Co
tho command of pus.uu Druzyu. Jr.
ar. 'uDump,d puTusF the border op-
pusity LanFtr.
Americans who returned last night
after importing cattle. EIN these Irb-
eds charged thvm am export duty In
the name OF the brpl.u government
The rebels said they were awaiting
for pruzCu tp give th, word ana they
were going to follow him across the
state uI touhuila,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
PRESIDENT CONITRS
on MINICNN SITI NTtON

Washington, Sept 11.. President
Tatt conferred during his ride from
Baltimurr Ca Washington today about
Mexican aud American affairs with
uuntingtoa Wilson. acting secretary
a.: state. " s. Boyle. chief ut the
Latin American bureau aud D. r.
clark. Jr solicitor ui the state dee
partmpnt
The gravity uf tho situation in NIc-
urJguu aud Mexico we're discussed ana
tho latest reports on the situation
were laid before the president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
ITALIANS HAVE NO
TIME FOR PEACE
CONGRESS
Every Nation Save Italy Rep
resented at Hague Gather
ing; Elaborate Program
Prepared.
ray leased Wire to EyenIug HeraId1

Geneva, switzerland. Sept "a The
nineteenth international peace cou-
I.r,u.. uu.url here today with the
ringing of tho Liberty BriI' cast
some N,Hrs UKu from tHp metal of "a
cannon. swords and buyonets pre-
Heuf.t uN various nations ON the int
tIutE. uf ur Vs. a. Mcdowell ~
Newark uu American delegate. Eyer
country Boo tho world except Italy Vas
represented.
Among tho Americans was Mrs
Elmer y Black chairman ut the
propaganda committee of the Am,ri
com HpHup HHd arbitration league amt
president 1t tbo W1mpus Pro- reHsiNc
economic league
rh, program uf the CouEross iu-
gIUdrr thu discussion or questions of
international nut commercial rivalry
Hnu International relations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
POLICE RESERVES QUELL
RIOT0US SCHOOL BOYS


NcH York. Sent 41 Police ry.
srrNcs were called out today tu uuyll
u riot of 1900 public school boys who
took this means of protesting against
transfer of their principals Pupils of
tNp s.huple were involved ANA fur H
short time ihry smashed windows
routed tho nuitors wlth showers ot
vegetables ana terrorllcd the neiEh -
horhuud. Tho youngsters ptradvd tho
streets ANA prevented thc children
vino dd NOT Join them irOW entering
lhv aph0u. buildings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
UNIQUE REVOLT IS
THREATENED IN
IRELAND
Rebellion Against Self Govern
ment Proposed by Ulstermen
in Event of Home Rule.

B, Leased Wire go EVentnE Herald
Belfast, SEPT 21.--The Ulster I'm
luuI-t council today confirmed the
tvNt of the covenant against home
rule 90 he signed by the IniOnists
throughout the province ou soptom-
Der 2k The document declares that
home rule would be disastrous %
Ulster ANA Ireland HuhverslNc 20 civil
and religious freedom and peTilous "a
the unity uf the empire. II pledged
the slguhtorlcs tu the defense uf their
position of equal citizenship In the
United Kingdom and ln using an
means which may be found necessary
to defeat home rule In ireland. ~
AN Irish parliament h forced upon
then" thoy pledge themselves 20 re-
tuso recognition ef ita authority, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
OROZCO REPORTED N
NORTHERN COAIIUu.N

Del Rio. Texas. Sept There are
about goo refugee. from Las \aDus,
N"Nicu. h,r. today They came after
it had been reported thut G'"urul
proloo was approaching tho town.
IodJEs reports, however. were
that Jruynu had turned westward
again after defeating small d,turh-
mrut ur lrd,rlls about loo mites
southwest uf here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
HIGHWAYMEN TRAVLL
IN RED TOURING CAR
~, Lsased MIre 20 I.,enIns meraId

Nr4 luTN sept tI Two hIEhr
VaIWtr iu % red touring car hod up
John Pepper "a cheese manufacture.
today opposite his place oi business
and robbed him ui "a NHI.Ht. fNUu cash
aud yf 900 iu rhr.Es Haif I'd hundred
pedestrians 1uu policeman Who NIi.
messed tue huld.uu pursued the auto
mobile ana were NrvI upon thrr.
tIm.s bY tho hIehHuE Emtu. $50 nut
rut fhp llocusr number Pepper Was
on hls way 10 bank when robbcd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

WuEhiuEton sept Pr a diFrtl'h
TO the uuNN department today from
Rear admiral SuuthcrliWd announce
the arrival ot Major Butler uud "a
forrr uf marines ut Granada with Red
Cross supplies for tho citizens and
pupils uf the French college who had
been isolated nearly utIy days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

W ~. Wvtmuro aud William Uarrl-
fou Allen of warren pa interested In
tho development of HHcl Location Nu
q. u lHrgv timber property in this srp-
ton of tho state. are iu Alhuuucrlut
comforting with Sew Mexico men in.
turtbtrd ln the tract
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

90 PUERTO near 'Jrho. sunday auu
flcd east pursued nN colonel Glrou
aud 20, lrd,.aI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
5000 PUMPKIN pies are

hring baked up at Maxwell fOr
Pumpkin Pie URN Nlbuauct-
que ought g. get whack at
those pies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

TuDAY's NEWS TO-DAY
You get "a Ia tie HERALD.
SIXTY Cents n month or IS cents
= week delivered at your door;
fifty cents by mail.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-11-30

His poems, short stories and essn =,
which have appeared IN the co,orpd
press hive made him ncqunintpd with
Q large number Of renders OF the rnce
ferhaps Few men or the race have held
higher positions calling for the exer.
else OF more ability than he.
For number Of years he wns en-.
pIoyed In the rnpnrity OF REPORTER.
night desk man AMI exchange editor OF
the Boston Daily Standard aud the
Philadelphia Times. two Of the lurgest
and most influential white dulles Of
the country.
Professor Alexander was born In
Mississippi. lie was educated In the
public schools Of his native city and os
New London. Conn. where he went at
an early nge. After the completion Of
his education he returned south ind lie.
gan Ills cnreer Nv teacher In tho Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college ut Nor
NAL. Ala. where he remained for four
years. He also taught at Tuskegee and
Wilberforce university. In Ohio. where
he also remained for four years. He IN
well known rs a publisher. ha wing pub
ished In Boston the Monthly Review
and Alexander's Magnzine. He hns nIso
published the WiIlerfor.e Student and
the Normal Index. While editing Alex
ander's Magazine In Boston he ran IN
connection with its publication u sue
cessfui job printing plant.
For the IHist few years Professor
Alexander hns been giving lectures on
the life OF PnuI Laurence Dunbar. lie
ts retDgnized ns mn authority OIL Dun
bur. nnd his textures. whirb have been
given before large and representative
audiences Of both riices thr0ligiio the
country. hive been pronounced by crit.
les to be one Of the highest tributes that
has ever been Imid the lnmented poet.
Professor Alexander In his lectures
calls TO mind In the most vivid nlnniipr
tile genius 0f Dunbar lie hns reviewed
bo0ks for some Of the inrgest publish
ers of the country aud iIas lneD recog-
nized IN an expert along that line.
He tnkes u keen Interest In nll move
mentS having for their nini the brtter.
ment at the race. liz IL nls, the Held
agent Of the National Religious Train.
Ing A'hOl Of Durham. y. Z. I'r0fessOr
Alexander In u man OF pleasing address,
and gives evidence OF wide culture. lie
In one Of the mOst Interesting lecturers
of the rnce. He hns a wide nrtIlIaint.
anre with the most prominent men and
women Of the rrce. In Boston. where
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-11-30
MOTHER DRExEL's SCHOOL.
ParochiaI Institution For Indians and
Z Afro. Americans 70 Succeeding.

Parochtat Instttutiou for Indians ana
Afro Americans 10 Succeeding.
Katherine Drexel. mother superior
and founder OF the Sisters OF the Bless
ed Sacrament For Indians and Colored
People and a member Of the Drexel
family Of Philadelphia. has established
parochial school for colored children
In One Hundred and Thirty-second
street. New York.
The school IL supported out Of the In
come of an estate of $6.O00.000 left to
the mother superior by her father.
When Mother Drexei learned a short
time ago that there were GU.UOO colored
people in Harlem she decided to make
that npighbnrhood the chief field Of Ia
b0r for her institution.
She has rented Il house In One Hun
dred and Thirty-second street. The
work. which opened as school about
two months ago. IN meeting with graft.
flying results. The purpose or the Order
Of the blessed Sacrament is to teach
Indians aud Negroes to care for and to
visit the sick. Cardinal Farley hns con-
sented 10 the admission Of the order to
the diocese.
The Fathers Of the Holy Ghost will
assist In the religious education Of the
coIored people In Harlem at the Church
OF st. Mark the Evangelist. in Que
Hundred and Thirty eighth street.