Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-28

educated man. but hOpelesaly Grip
pied lu hls legs. caused consider
able sensation by publicly threaten
inr ~ commit suicide should be-
not succeed in finding employment
300 mis- c.ty Graves came 10 Neu
York with bio wife about nine
months ago and tried o. find en-
p.oymeuf. but although he applied
20 sr0res Of employers asking FOR
Hap .n the Advertising columns Of
tho newspapers not one of them
aas willing 10 employ the cripple
when Graves made biz public ap-
peal fra weeks ago. his sad case
ras written up Boz the newspapers
rr. then several persons sent
none. f1 Graves. which be- prompt
. returned bat hls appeal for
work. remained unanswered " rs
trur. several Jobs we're offered 10
Gmrsr boz owing 20 their nature
Boz could u0f accept them in his
crippled condition one Of The y
M O. s branches offered him q po-
Hu1u Eel. orraud hos for s. week
which seems almost Ike mighty
poor .pkc % view OF me fact that
DO aas clearly stated Zoo mo ueNapa.
p.ra af tbe time that Graves found
.t dIfUruf to move about even with
tue AID Df rrutrhcs
Noyrl Tactic~
shsiorf would have appreciated
ihr guandrg boo which samuel Cob
ru tailor Boo Brooklyn found him.
srIf thc other dag Cohen had done
Dmr tork for another tailor. Louis
uu.krr and Rhcu fho latter failed
tY Doc. hIm tl1 which ho bad agreed
io plF tor tho work Cohen sued
hm and obtained q Judgment for
tHr .mogut urucker Nas put Boo
1I aud would probably have re-
MANNED there for fifteen DAYS bad II
NOT been for h.s wife Mrs Druck-
CO. accompanied bB Deer eight chill
,r.u. Invaded Nr tobous house
and having informed hm that as
nr h1I deprived nor of hcr husband
hc might aa sell deprive her OF her
/ children ALSO. sHr departed leaving
. tur bowling eight children with Co
. ben and ha gifc ono daJ Cohen
/ endured fHo visitation. then be- de-
decided fH give up the fight Noi
un. 900 ho abandon hls claim for
+ mo $40 against Bruokor but ho
rlaIs paid tho costs and charges
amounting to more than 81 io get
/ uu't.r ouf o' n.l and restore him
t0 UH family
THE militant aud also The merely
obtrusitc Hufirarofics never over
look m opportunity to make pro.
| uaUuda for their cause and mere
mm finds o. almost Impossible" "a
escape tho annoyance of suffrage
speeches and demonstrations sand
/ ui,hod into theatrical and even
. charitable entertainments The
other day there was au entertain
meut for the benefit of the Nolun
ieer Fresh Aair Fund aud French
Dry Nursery aud the Century The.
atrn was packed One oi the mum
boris on the program wac ,sgil
vupy ad0rset 81 ~
/ iaiiluu when tht'fimc f'r her adj
dress arrived, nearly all unattached
OF only somi.atlachod men iu The
audience rose. as % upon q prccou
cortod signal and marched out o
|tho Wpatcr. while th" sufiraFrt'cI
Missed aud boz other ways showed
/ their dispoasurc The men did mo-
return until after Mrs Laidh0 ha.
finished her haauguc
Must Live IN New York.
The BOARD of Aldermen passed
. Yam ordinance the other day rcqulr
ul that all ,ity employees must b
citizens aud residents of the stat
of New York This ordinance
which however has not yct bee
approved by the Mayor is aimed a
.a large number oi prominent Off
'cials u the employ OF various mu
- .uicipN departments. who dra'
large salaries and fees. but do nc
'Iyc u New YORK.. but spend thcI
money iu Sow Jersey or elsewhere
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