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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
By w. S. Farnsworth.


a THENS. GA, Sept. 27.-Trum-
n pets blew loud at Tech when
Patten. Preas. Johnston and a
few other prep school stars turned
out on Grant Field, decorated in togs
Of the Yellow Jackets Immediately
the South began 10 sit up on It's hind
legs and proclaim that Heisman was
sure 20 have a winner this fall
The other teams were overlooked,
But after having spent a good twelve
hours in this historic village his
toric for its double barreled cannon
let me whisper.
GEORGIA HAS SOME FOOTBALL
TEAM,
sixty young men are working out
on Sanford Field under Coach Alex
Cunningham. A finer looking bunch
Of material l have never seen. The
weight is there. so is the speed. the
good old pep and confidence. How
ever. many Of the Canddat are
green and may not be able to catch
on" until the schedule is pretty well
completed
CUNNINGHAM H. fortunate In hav-
- ing weight Look over the fol-
lowing list OF candidates who are
trying for the team and you can see
for yourself that the Drawn is there:
Ends-Conklin, 100. Hitchcock 165,
owen, 1885, Roy Smith, 145; MCLaws
l55. Peacock. l75; Harris, $50; How
ard MCWhorter, ITO. SeliE, 1b5
Tackles Henderson, 2ll; McCon-
nell l75: Turner, 1877.
Guards Thrash, l97. Brown. 1856;
Purcell $50, Rutherford, l7S; Com
Center McKinnon. 1So; Delapcr-
riere. lSS
Quartcrback- Paddock, 1855; Hol-
land 1870. Flournoy. 1876, Dorsey, 40.
Halfbacks-T Thompson, l6S; Nc
WSoTter go CsSsy. 1853, Broyles.
FuIlback Powell. 1855; sidberry.
40.
A FTER having sized mp the candi-
~ dates carefully, taking their ply
steal condition mostly into Consid-
Grafton believe the following will
be the line-Lp i'm GeorEia's first game
next Saturday against Alabama Pres
byterian College:
Ends-Conklin, 100. Hitchcock 1855.
Tackles-IIenderson, 2ll: Neon
nell. l75
Guards-v Purcell 10; Conyers, 1870
Center Delaperriere. lSS.
Quarterback Paddock 1865.
HalfbaCks - MCWhOrtcr $50.
Thompson, l69
Fullback- Powell. 1875
That will give Georgia "a team
weighing g07 pounds, an average OF
l784-1l pounds 10 the man.
The line from tackle 20 tackle will
tip the beam at 92i pounds, an aver
age per man Of 1874 As pounds
Including the ends. the line viii
weigh 1922 pounds an average per
man Of III pounds.
The baCkdeld. minus the ends. viii
weigh 66S pounds an average per
man of l67 pounds
With the end the bacloheld will
weigh 9S3 pounds an average per
man of l63 So pounds
CUNNINGHAM realizing that kick
- ing Is going 10 count more than
ever. Is doing an he can TO develop
good hootcr. Henderson is hv far
the best kicker in the squad at pres
eut. But pulling liueman back to
kick disCloscs the play and, in Hem
derson's case, viii greatly weaken
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
7 Games for Harvard
Freshmen This Year

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Sept. az
Among the teams that will meet the
Harvard Freshmen eleven this fall are
Hin School, Andover, Cornell and Yale.
The first two contests will be played
on the grounds of the opponents, the
others being booked for settlement on
Soldiers Field
The schedule follows: October s,
Groton October Il. Dean; October IS.
Andover; October 20, Exeter: Novem-
ber l, lIill School; November S, Cor
nell; November Is. Yale.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
CHANGES IN MINORS.

AUBURN, ~ Y, Sept. 21.-SeC-
retary Farrell OF the minor league
baseball association, announced to-
day that Player Wolf, alias WelCh
had been awarded to the Fort Wayne
Nud1 team. Max Eek 20 Grand Rap
IDS Nicn,, Louis Mason TO Hastings.
Nebr., and Player Harris to York.
Nebr.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28

Howard MWHORTER win hare e.
Is make a berth this fall The
former Gordon captain is a tall. thin
LAD, who weighs about 10 pounds. but
is certain to take on ten or fifteen
pounds in another year. and then ne
viii surely uphold the family name at
the university
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
DILLON GELS BOUT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-Jack Dillon
and Gus Christie middleweights, have
been matched to box ten rounds at
Cincinnati on September %. Dillon
also has been matched TO meet Leo
Houck, Of Philadelphia, in six
round affair at Lancaster. Pa. on Oc-
tober ..
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
BURKE witt BE scour-

FORT WAYNE, IND, Sept. 27.-
The release to-day Of Manager Jimmy
Burke by the Fort Wayne team, Of
the Central League, probably means
the retirement Of the veteran as an
active player. He viii be one OF the
scouts next season for the Detroit
American club.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
DON'T PIN FAITH To GLOOM
TALES FROM GEORGIA; RED
AND BLACK TEAMS THERE
Probable Lineup Averages Above I73
Pounds, With a Fine Backfeld and
Fair Kicking Equipment---Squad
Is Helped by Loyalty of Veterans.


tba limo fo, neither aIryyhorter Pow
| eli nor TbnrI.son car, rnr1. apvVbere
! rsar ffIfpg b5s r,eition
Thou,u.I. md p,rysn are beIng
! trained Tor tue. sfrkIng iob Roth ars
get fair distance. but not enough 10
| insure Georgia being able TO hold It's
| own at this style Of attack.
INF the new men AZ Georgia- E1
~ RrovIez former Atlanta Roys'
High School star looks the best to
me II he would onIv ginger nm F1
| ia nephew OF Judge BrovleS and T
he only had the get-up-and- go that
his uncle possesses he would be a
And Broyles is by far the best Kick
I er Ia CuuuiHgham's squad. But he
simply won't do until he forgets his
lazy streak,
WTHILE Hitchcock win start the
w season AZ one og the ends I
am sure that he will have To show
"a hcap Of improyement 10 hold the
birth Roy smith and owens ara
two exceedingly promising lads and
or I viii be greatly SURPRISED
owens comes from the Eleventh
Cavalry team. while smith made n
fine reputation last season At River
side. Both lads are lightning fast
getting down the field
M "i.n,t0Ni rsn,or ~ m"U 's ary,ns ioL tne
cr,, IL - s'aliu iooHii.s ". .
voor ha 80 ,,,a,,.,tt, ny IDS ,as.
"a, ,orl-E -, -, ,S,,ut e, ','ou1 .o,,
re u,sigba ten ra,,r,5. 'Is,'I' III - i. -.
r,nsci. "a 'I,a, ~. anu - h0I"'ns Du'
,n,, TO- bJ+, -, ,,..,.-,.-
o,, sor -, III ~ ,,sl' perIe're
- nv % IebutaI center posluoh
J." '"' aH'h'
--,,r..
HltASH, weighing 1877 pounds, who
halls from Gordon, is going to
| give Purcell an awful battle for a
| regular guard berth. He Is a BIT
| green yet, and this alone will give
purcell frst call In the opening games
| OF the season.
Purcell was on the scrubs last sea-
son and has made good use Of the
'unnlngham.
M 'pNNEII, former Commerce
High School lad. who has
scrubbed two years with the Red and
! Iilack squad, and Paul Turner, also
scrub last fall are going to have a
merry battle as running mate for
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
Must Marry To Be
Members of Team

The full-blooded Creek Indians
are highly excited over the an
nual championship ball game be-
tween the teams from Pukon Tai
lahassee and Hilabee, two old
Creek Indian towns, which for
years have had the best mines in
the Creek nation. The require
ment that all players must be resi-
dents of the towns caused argu-
ment, and it was agreed finally
that anyone marrying a woman of
one of the towns would be eligi-
bic. The process of signing up
star ball player for this event
therefore appears somewhat COM
plcated.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
CROSS AND BROWN

NEW YORK. Sept. 2Z-Leaoh
Cross and Young Brown, the clever
local lightweight. have signed a con-
tract to meet in a ten-round bout
here on the night OF October T.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28

players jumped to the new league.
Then he jumped to the Giants, where
he was given full authority and a big
salary to produce a winner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
BUCHANAN GIVEN A
CHANGE OF VENUE
Han Indicted for Manslaugh-
ter and Assault With 4
Deadly Weapon Allowed to
Have Trial in Gallup.

otlo Huckmann. indicted for man-
rlnuHhter Cox causing the death Of
f.ris nenayldee ln fight hast sprinE.
and for nFeau't with a deadly weapon
Tor Wuundin4 Rafael pnreas and prn-
dfncio Garcia in the same scuffie
wns today granted a change OF venue
20 Mckinley county. Ills case viii
be- heard nt Gallup "a the next term
of court.
The rasc OF Osuna w. Vlviani
wherein Dr. b. osuna h. trying 10
collect physicians Dill of s1ae.
claimed a. dlc for services rendered
from Angelo Niviani, went to the jury
this afternoon. having occupied tho
court for less than day
The motion of the defendant IN the
Finutron case aaulnst the santa Pc.
- set aside the verdict for damages
hecausc Of n certain special findine
hsoush, IN "a the same time. WAS de-
MED.
short session OF the probate
court this afternoon fixed the time
for the hearing on the viii az the
late judge Julius staab at No,em-
Der 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
COMMISSIONERS ALLOW
SAME AMOUNT AS LAST
YEAR TO THE FAIR

Although Mayor d. X. y. SCH, rs
ana Manager Frank stortz Of the
state fair this morning petitioned the
county commissioners for $500 appro-
priauon for that institution. the board
allowed bot $3.50, the same as last
year, but agrecd 20 pay number OF
special deputies 20 serve fair week
The board referred a petition rel
alive 20 draining the street car tracks
TO the county surveyor. with instruc-
tons O. ind the proper street grade.
20 that 10 could be- determined if the
uacks were low. The petition alleges
thai the traction company drains us
tracks after rains by bitches across
the road. which u fails TO hn up.
Many accounts were approved and
some disupproved
G o. cushman, John Mann. Louis
flfcld and !. A, Garcia sanchez were
nnmod delegates 90 the national con-
soryatIou congress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
nlsromf on FAisE rErrn

Nnfi Illlle more than century aeo
humanilf had - rub along without
isist teeth. 81 which nowadays one
flsn alone cssins to seli more than
twelve millien . year. The iirss sue
canalui niakef was 0inseppaneeio
coma a. flannn eentlsi, who started
rfsrsss tn Parts tn isss. an6. ghanka
% Ais nkiIifnl treatment 81 Lucien
noHspaite. soon made hss way. AFTER
ytart ~ experiment he discovered tho
salNianco from which artificial teeth
agp made. and received the gold
maaal - the Freneh Academy Of SCI
enco one 81 the earliest persons tit
teo wish false teeth was the Empress
Of Russia. AFTER waterloo Gonzi
inisfntee "a London and then 10 Ma
drla, where Ferdlnand WI. rewarded
him WIN a yearly pension Of thou
hand auenss Tor set Of false teeth,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
GERMANY AND Or-rpoon
0AMEA.

~ ne world II international sport
noinlne har heen more nombls than
ihe eoutsisen Of Germany 10 CUT.
door amusemenla Tor sone time
uefmnny nas reHarded - molia
nation which hela itself snpersor 20
the foliy ~ washing time on auch
frivoilsiea A. eolt tennis and racing
y had ne own peculiar FERNS 81 attn
iF'ic ditffslon. such IS student duei-
ing and gymnastics. bui those 81
oihef nations hpd NO ATTRACTIONS fof
tne stalWart Teuionic Youth
Hut there has been decided
ehauee IN Tie tsmper IS The nation
The emperor r. mr. oni-of- doors man
and has sel she lone for more active
habits - IRE fIe ha. tony been an
exper, gaehisman ana lately has gone
ln Tor tennis The crown prince e
splendid horseman ana On excciioni
wlelder n the uoket Raclne Is iua,
now rlourishine IN Prussia. 50 that
iht Illustrated papers are fan or race
track scenes.
IN the recont competition for the
pavis cup no Team. With the cxccp-
lion of the Ensllah and the Aus
iralian. Rafs the Atnerlcans 50 much
trouble as the German one. Vow
comes the announcement thai Ger
many intends to back lis athletes al
abe next Olympic by government
appropriation ~ $4,000
Whatever the Germans do IL done
thoroughly II the nation takes up
lis sport IN the scientific fashion II
has done industrial problems. there
wlll BE- new Richmond in the HELD
4 has already been demonstrated
TINT Gcrman-Amcrica are among
our best professional baseball play
ers such a game az ruif ought 10
appeal particularly to the iempera-
ncnf ~ the nation. It's athletes may
be expected 70 make good distance
sooner than We think Ger
many may capture the olympic
games.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
sUcn FAME

y vim nat ESCAPE noslee that some
sndlYiduals eontinu- 70 have great
mess ihrngt upon them.
The lightning last descended on the
head 81 d Bedford tohio) constable
who. during the township old home
week. noticed an automobile stand
lpg bS the curb II Maln street con-
trary 10 the traffic ordinance made
and provided.
The representative 81 the law or
dered the uachiue away and the
mandate was obtyed. said repre-
sentative wos be mustered. how
eger when hp saw fhe mayor give
chase. hat q hand. ana do heap
Or salaamine 10 me occupants. one
q whom was John d Rockefeller.
Than constable q to-day IN the same
rlaat ~ the Washington doorkeepcr
whe % ~ wrote of himself as being
a -blsser men imam old Grant, or
me awed inarshai Of Lincoln. Logan
eoaatt, Illinois. whose sole claim 90
fas Hrs ofaee ioasy i 1hal in isss
~ arrested Coz. -'Bobe iurerson In
Pepra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
Green Peppers
By JEAN HUBS

sicscd Peppers.
Green pf red peppers
tablespoons butter.
Boiling water 60 cover
= teaspoon sait.
Dash papriRa
Cut the peppers In halves. remove
the stems and seeds and cut each
hulf into nvo OF six pieces lengtnwlse
Fut the butter iHi9 saucepan and
when hot add the peppers shake
over the nre for nftcen minutes. then
add enough water to cover the pep-
pers. Season with salt and paprika,
and cook slowly for twenty minutes.
Serve hot as a garnish with plain
boiled rice.
NrcNioan salad.
green peppers
head lettuce
4 ripe tomatoes
~ olives
g teaspoon salt.
tablespoons olive on.
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Garlic
Remove the stoms ana seeds from
the peppers. and cut the flesh In thin
slicca Peel and slice the tomatoes.
wash the lettuce. and stone and chop
the olives. Rub salad bowl with
garlic. and lay in the lettuce and to-
matoes. over these put The Sliced
peppers and the chopped olives Mix
the salt and lemon juice. beat In the
olive oii eraduaily. pour over the
salad and serve.
Cheese aud Corn in Peppers.
can corn.
tablespoon grated cheese
eggs
green peppers.
Bread crumbs
salt pepper, paprika.
Add part Of the cheese 10 the corn
and sprinkle with u seasoning OF salt.
pepper and poprika. Beat IN the
yolks of the two eggs. then fold IN the
alnly beaten whites Remove the
tops from the peppers. scoop out the
seeds ana hll with toe corn and
cheese mixture. sprinkle more srated
cheese and few bread crumbs over
the top and bake until tender lu hot
oven,
Maoaroni stuaine For Peppers.
I cup macaroni
tablespoons finely chopped red
pepper.
chopned onion.
finely chopped mushrooms
? tablespoons melted butter
Salt. pepper. paprika.
Cook the macaroni in boiling. salted
water until tender then drain ana
chop fine. Add the chopped red pep
per- onion, mushrooms a- a. butter.
Season with salt, pepper. and paprika
and nll into pepper shells
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

three bottles and II made me we'll and
strong and / avoided a dreadful opera
ton. now have two fine healthy chill
dren, and / cannot say too much about
what LydiaE Pinkham Negotiable Com.
pound has done for me. -" Mrs, LEE
MAHGEs, r. +. ID. 10, Mogadore, Ohio.
Why will women take chances with
an operation OF drag out a siekly, half
hearted existence, missing thrce-fourths
Of the Joy Of living, when they can find
health in Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
For thirty years It has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-.
stored the health Of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, Inflammation,
liberation, tumOrs, irregularities, etc.
m yen want special advice write 20
Lydia h. Plnkham Medicine Go. (cOnll.
dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by q
woman and held In strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

We offer ope Hundred Dollars re-
weird for any case of Catarrh that
cannot Ne cured by lltlis Catarrh
Cure
y j. CHENEY a co. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
n ,. Cheney Tor the last rs years. and
believe him perfectly honorable IN an
business transactions and financially
able e carry out any oblleation made
BY his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE..
Toledo. Ohio.
Halle Cntarrh Cure O. taken inter.
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces az the system
Testimonials sent free. Price rs
cents per bottle. Sold by al Drug
aista
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
silpation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
PERSONALS.

-. ~ Rikker. Jr.. state manager
for the Continental Casualty COM
pany. leaves Thursday for an extend
81 business trip east. including a
visit 10 the home offices ~ the COM
pany In Chicago.
Leonardo Hunick and another man
were run over and an unknown little
giri Knocked down and bruised BY
q nantomobiie Ia ola Albuquerque
sunday afternoon. None of the in
juries were serious. The little girl
was crossing Central avenue when
the auto. said to have been driven
hy Al Theiin. approached. she be-
came confused and la trying 10 avoid
her the driver ran up ON the walk in
front 81 Albers' store and smashed q
bench, running over Hunick and the
other man but not hurting them. II
a said the driver was IN no way 20
blame.
A street car trolley slipped from
the wire this morning at Eleventh
street and Central avenue. struck the
span-wire and bent itself into curll-
cues, ON the way hack to the barn
the trolley jumped from Conductor
a. X. Mackey, who was holding Il 10
the wire. and tore his hand severely
He VIII not be hack at work for sew
cral days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
YOU CAN'T EAT
APPETITE POOR

Multitudes OF people lose their
appetite. Simply don't care for any
thing 20 cat The dinner bell has no
interest 60 them. They ioathe their
breakfast They may nibbIo a little
81 this and little Of that, but they
do not care for a.
Lunch has lost all Of IT'S chaFIns,
although they try 20 eat somathing.
Dinner 0bout the same.
There Ar something positively
wrong. Of course. but no disease that
can be named. lust out o. sorts.
That ~ all
II "a IN this Kind OF a condition
that Pcruna acts very benenoialiy.
After using Poruna. interest IA food
% revived. Beginning with q tea
spoonful OF poruna before each meal
will generally quickly improve the
appetite and help the digestion.
Thousands Of people can testify 20
this. Liberated from a slavery that Is
almost unbearabie Tho slavery 81
having no interest m lie. All used
Up. Yet one does not know exactly
why. Take Pcruna before each meal
Skies will get blue again. Fields will
look green once more and life win
be pleasant You win feel that you
are good for something and the world
a q good place 20 live m, Peruna
VIII 40 ~ Not AZ an ARTIFICIAL atim-
ulanG Simply a tonic that stimulates
appetite 81 q natural way.
Those who object % liquid medi-
zines can new obtain peruna Tablota.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

business as soon or the offering has
been taken. while others Turk behind
Japanefc screen in q subtle kimonn
and go into n sulphurous trance be-
fore projecting themselves into tho
week after next. The highest priced
ciairNeyRnt I'm tho market o. the
seventh son of n seventh son. who
wears Turkish trousers and "a far
away look and VIII contract % fore
east anything from falling hair 90 the
outcome Of tho presidential election.
NO eiairvcyunt wlll read more than
three on four DAYS IN the future for
anybody who Dr. Of sordld and grasp
ing nature and comes 10 the studio
with small changc ara skeptlcai
miRd " y0u want action. take along
O. large yellow hill and expose &c care
lcett To- the light OF day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
THE SKIRT
with the slit.

(Ariesia Advocate
George Threlkeld. who looks after
o nice dairy herd southwest of town.
has plenty Of time 10 keep up with
an the frillr and foibles OF fashion
He ran across the following on the
bifurcated ladies Garment COR rather
the ladies blfurcated garment and
sends 4 In 70 the Advocate. or
course ThrelReld never saw anything
Of the sOrt--in fact, wouldn't look as
one % che pesky sights 81 he met
Il right IN the road---bus he says the
Following describes Il all right
Buy me a yard of pink SILK, moth
or, only q yard OF pink silk--let IL
b. dreamy and thin. mother like UNI
70 Pasteurized milk. cut Il on popu-
lar lines. mother. throw AN the SUR
piua awDv~-fashion Il into "a tube.
mother, iId like they DO liz Paree.
Dark, iintfs ma1es are gone. mother,
gone like the countrified stride
skirts now are hard 20 get on mother.
nnseAa they are slashcd up The side.
Maize that iqcisi0n with care. mother,
follow Dame Fashions decree many
cute things that we woar mother.
folks are JUST crazy 10 see. An the
Klad rags % to-day. mother. fitting as
close 10 the skin. star,le the rubber
neck jay mother--why do they call
4 q SIM Let my new g0wnlct be-
spare, mother, make it as tight ar
the hido-slash u 90 lei In the air.
mother. while ! am doing the glide.
Hobbies were never hit. mother.
Fuckers were only a dream. but on
how J d0te on the siii. mother. lt's
simply the up-to-date scream Humor
my every within, mother. never
get peeved by the fads let me stay
right in the swim. mother; father
viii furnish the scads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

The estimate Recently made by ex-
pertH that wifhin the next five years
Ameriean railroads must spend more
than five billion dollars to set their
lines a condislon 70 hondle increased
traffic II evidence that the industries
% iae United siaios are on the In
crease "a tremendous rate.
Fhia 4 such Iasee arm Of money
ttfal = hegaars the iriaesnapion. 80
rosernmens could within mat time
anfupFlate sum 30 great Il must
hs rIss1 from tho income received
~ lne snlirohdn for Transporting the
proa "a the nation. Ne matter
who holds the bonds, the inyestment
viii Represent net increase IN the
proay ~ the country to THAI
amop
the Development ~ this country
sithtn the past TWO decades has
nerer aeen parallel IN the history
- lne eogld Its activities IN indus
trial lines have been stupendoua. TO
Keen pace with this ef0wth the rail-
fhq munt extend steadily ana Inn
profb ihelr physical equipment and
tntlf roaabcds Upon the subject oil
inilroad regulation the Denver Re-
pnbHcan says
"Np0n the movement 81 goods de-
nends the health Of the business
aegld without free ana immediate
|fanprianon 81 produce there -
Ilaenallon ~ commerce. The rail-
roads are ihr clr0laflon system OF
Ae eonnifn For Iris reason ., ~
enslt 10 leaVs lhem ~ free ae
esf,hls ih nronef ree'lla-i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
MRS. BIKKER rs
GIVEN DECREE

Judge Haynolds In the district court
today announced his decision In the
divorce suit brought by Susie Bikker
AGAINST her husband. A. w Bikkcr
Jr, the well known insurance man.
Mrs. bikkor Is granted separation
and Mr.. Rikker viii be required to
furnish "a monthly allowance OF from
SIS 90 500 for the bencnt Of the
children. The divorce terms q is un-
dorstood were largely the result OF
agreement among counsel w g.
lioacock representing Bikker and NJ.
~. Hickey Mrs. Bikker