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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
DOESN'T WANT WARSHIPS
TO CARRY "C0UNTY FAIR

TAMPA. July 1.-THE Tampa
Merchants Association has refused
to indorse Congressman Goodwins
proposition to have the battleships
carry exhibits of manufacturing and
agricultural products.
1T would make 'em too much like
a county fair" said President Davis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
DR.. {. R. CARSON SAILS
FOR LONDON CONVENTION

son left Savannah Thursday afternoon
on the steamer City of Savannah for
Boston, from which port he will sail on
Juyl 10 on the steamer Cymre for Lon
don, to attend the International Con-
gress Of Physicians and Surgeons, which
will convene there in August
Or. COrsOn was accompanied by his
family. The party will remain in Eu
rope Sc, a-al months.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
POLICE CHIEF QUITS TO
BECOME FIRE CAPTAIN

SAVANNAH. July 12.-After having
served as Chief OF the County police
force since its organization a year ago,
Porter Mcfarland has rendered his re-
siRnation. effective July Is.
Chief Mcfarland said he has been Of
fered a position IN the fire department
He probably will be made Captain Of
Company No. 3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
IN CHATHAM OWE $4,000

SAVANNAH. July 12.-Chatham
County is preparing to go after delin-
quent tax payers. The report of Coun-
ty Auditor Charles Neville shows that
200 persons have failed TO pay their
taxes for 1912. These delinquencies to-
tai approximately $4,000 The Commits
sioners VIII also make inquiries regard
ing other years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
70 REeUILD BURNED PLANT

plant of the Lindsay Lumber Com
pany, which was destroyed by fire
Wednesday night. will be rebuilt At
once. The mill and dry kilns We're
destroyed. Insurance on the plant
amount 'r ~ 1t $4,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13

Miss TheImO DOrQOn . OF Jackson sss

has been appointed by Miss Mary Poppenhem Chairman of
the Committee Education Cor the United Daughters of the
COnfederacy to Alice Bristol scholarship in Washington
City She Of fourteen girls from eight Southern States
to be selected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
PERSONALS.

Mr. aud Mrs ROME II Jana ~
Los Angeles the former q brother Of
Walter Jafrn and g. %. jana and son
~ Mrs Bessie Jana of this city, viii
arrive here "Wednesday evening en-
route east ON thclr return west
thcy viii stop 80 Milwaukee 60 see
the presentation by professional
company. the National Repertoire
company of a clever play entitled
"Plnvthings written oy Mrs. Jana.
This VIII bc the initial production ~
Tins play Mrs Jana has written "a
number eft other phys which are
being considered by producing man
ayers.
WORK OF construction on the addi-
ton 20 the Presbyterian sanatorium is
progressing rapidly apd viii be- finish
ga about March The partially
completed main building already
shows signs of being one of the most
imposing ,dincos in the city.
In the federal court today Judge
w. " Pope admitted 90 practice
Fwuk Is Nchoscr 90 salt lake city.
j vigil clark uod suit in the dis
iriet court today. asking divorce
from his wife. Catherine hamilton
Curk The Clarks were married in
Indianapolis, August g. tS9s. clark
Cmims bis wlfc deserted him in Al
huqurr0uo, n june 1919.
Alleging dcsrrtuu and abandon
mcni. MtorI IHyh Carmody has filed
suit in tho dI1r0 court, through her
attorneys. Wilson and Lewis, asking
90 divorce from her husband, Inmes
j Carmody The Carmodys were
married % Portland ore. October,
1903. and ed together in Alhu-
Gueruue.
The Parents and Teachers Coop
rratVo association hcid "a largely nt-
tended meeting THIS Afternoon in thr
first ward school building
General Manager a.. y. Hamilton
or the 81 Louis Motion Picture CONF
paus. leu rs tonight for ST. i.ouis.
leaving Harry Harvey of Loo Angeles
ln charge OF the big troupe which IL
staging pi1tares here and In this va
entity
Regular meeting of Mineral lodge
knights cot Pythias. tonight at cas-
Ue haiti Rcsldes business of impor.
anDe Use installation of officers for
thr term viii take place, Visiting
kniFhts cordially invited Go meet VITA
the lodge Meeting called Gao order
~ 7;30 sharp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
PUTS TELEPHONE
PROBE Up TO
THE COMMERCE
COMMISSION
Attorney General Wickersham
Declares Charge. Such as tol
Demand Most Careful Inves-
tigation.
MORE LEGISLATION MAY
BE NEEDED TO MEET CASE

tlsy leased Wirc "a Evening Herald.
Washington. Jan. Attorney Gen.
rral Wickersham has abandoned the
proposal "a attack the American Tel
ephone and Telegraph company. or
the Bell system under The sherman
antitrust lave and has referred the
telephone and telegraph subject TO
the Interstate Commerce commission
FOR investigation ana regulation. The
formal order 10 make the inveetiga-
ton Will soon boz issued By the Inter-
state Commerce commission. Mr..
Wickersham announced late today
Many 90 the questions Involved IN
the complaints received by tho de-
partmeni Of Justice against the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. the attorney general declared
today In letter "a the Interstate
Commerce commission. could not be
appropriately dealt with by the law
department Of the government but
should be- made the subject ~ regu-
lnti0n after an Investigation ~ the
whole subject by The Interstate Com
mercp commission. While the now
ere vested in the commission appear
To- be ample for "a comprehensive in
vcstigutlon. the attorney general de-
ciArrd the inquiry might show the
necessity for additional legislation 90
regulate the telephone and telegraph
companies. u.s. common curriers'
tn. attorney general offered 90 the
commission an the Information he
had collected n an investigation ex-
tending over many months To deter
mine whether IN" sherman law had
been violated. Attorney General
Wickorsham declared that represent
atiyes at many independent compan-
ies had complained that the Amcri-
can Telephone and Telegraph com
pany had bought competing lines. do
stroyins competition and had refused
10 make connections between certain
local lines and IT, long distance lines.
other complaints, the attorney ger
crnl said. charge that the Amsrirl
company had Disseminated between
the lines Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company. la the stock ot which
" owns large interest. and the lines
of the Postal Telegraph company, In
cases where subscribers 90 telephone
lines request Go he put in communi-
cation with the Postal company To
give messages FOR transmission iy
telegraph q was also charged he
added. that the American Telephone
aud Telegraph clmpnny's rates were
unduly high in localities where thcra
was no competition. while Ca terri
tory whore independent companies
had bceu established the rates wer"
greatly reduced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
ADVANCEMENT FOR
NEGRO PEOPLE
IS CERTAIN
DR.. Mendel SLIDER Delivers Ad-
dress to African Methodist
Episcopal Congregation in
Coal Avenue Church Last
Night.

A,yypuus 1000 imitation which H8d
boon ,Nuud,d Geo him several weeks
.fu. br M,uur. SLIDER rabbi OF Tom
Wlr Albert spoke hsl night Co tho
members ui t1, African Methodist
Episcopal church. 100 hr.r house co.
Worship GOA West coal lryuu, Tho
address Hu~ listened Geo with close ate
irWiuu ana much respect ON the part
OF OBJ. u,rrues and thrg we're greatly
encouraged by che remarks uI Do
jewish nuHI. who predicted that tur
negro race HIH one dag occupy a
much more exalted plane u ,tc wuila
ur -ub,r declared thut bIl tho negro
need. today - Goo apply himself con-
."lrutuusll tu tur TASKS lriurc him.
a.t with sD,t respect and 100 the .lu,
t.W, with sylf .lnUdcnco and NOT 10
b.. Discouraged. llr urged the negroes
Co., help each other tu tive rlghtfllIN.
iish''uush and tH Progress along lines
HId down hF races who have been
successful u age. gone. Given lu uU-
luItunN Dr SLIDER said with 600 Jhc
disadvantage. disabilities and fis-
Commandments .u existing she negro
cam forge ahead u spite of 200 these
THE sp,aSDr Ws,d bis hearers Co over
come dimau.I.. The great trouble
with the n,-ru u"o, Dr. Slb,r dee
,'Hrru 3D., greatest drawbacks. Nas
.,,u Chat b., H.d mot until thy last ulN
,ars amy opportunities. ana dWcul-
Hs tu u'.r.um. lIir Va- outlined
and planned tnr tHe negro. ana us a
result tHr u.. d.J not advance
pr SLIDER '."N occasion during his
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
JASTRO PRESIDENT
OF ASSOCIATION
FIVE TIMES
Head Of National Livestock
Organization in Albuquer.
que Following Attendance
at Successful Meeting in
Phoenix.

Col o. a Ju-trp. reelected prcsi-
dent of 40, American national Live
stock asgoci1tiun Boo rhosuN lusi week
arrived boz Albuquerque usi night and
viii bc her, TODAY aud Jomorro"
hooking after uul business afiairs.
Mr Iastru s accompanied Geo Alhu-
guorQuc py his daughter. Mr. Ml.
D. gtC"r. ANA hv Mrs. GrooIs uieud.
ATS fiarry Levy. vifs cot wealthy
packer of Suu lruuc'scu.
"1h, ou, 'luE wrong with hat
convention 100 phuDuN WaH rhai they
elected m" president uFtIu." said Mr.
Juefru today "DtnerUlEr the ,uu-
.autiuu was great surerss. Tvu-
IN..IN .tat. wore represented Hud ue
had lnr"p hundred members present
from states other than Artuu. Th.
utus important feature. OF thr mygt-
ug Boo mN opinion H,ry lh, discus
s."ns r'urding tl., aud. lud ex-
tension cot power Iur lh. mtur-tut.
commerce commission"
Colonel Jastru ~ r.N serving hl.
iI|th term uH president oi the assoc
citation. %. was president loo 1905.
1909 1910. 1879 and reelected for
i'la Nurdu NJclau4l' having hy'u
president 100 1915
Albuquerque Iy. uut uu tGp 1911
convention" #Id COLONEL HHro to.
dJt Denver .ud CI p1-p fought
bard 0ur .b, attraction and DO Helt
ZOO Denver H.oau-, $500 h..r nrl.
membership Zoo 600, u.s,UN.-t Zoo l>lu.
ss. Nebraska Iud adjoining HH...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
TRAMPS SUSPECTED
OF BEATING BOYS
ARE IN JAIL
Earl Franklin and John Car.
roll Arrested on Strength Of
Story Told by Horatio de
Baca and Hector Lujan.

con- th' strength of stor, told U,
lloutiu De Blcu. son of Lieut. Gut.
T.. q. bo BacH. and Hector Luiau. rou
"l NJ Lulan, state land office ,m
p'u}y, thui they bJd been robbed and
beaten Boo Ca box osr near Aibuquty-
cue by Two tramps. Earl Franklin
"ud John carroll trumps ar in he
HetnNiIlu county ltii having been
committed today hy Justice craig
iu owing Urragnment of "a charge ut
larceny Dee Ruoa and Luian, both
small lads, blow into town last night
ut 1880 un 20 rcd bah freight ThrA
had run away from their homes u
las Vegas and were out to -c. the
word Scar Albuquerque. Franklin
and Carroll iuNad"d their car. they
rlGim. aud attacked them robtiUs
them o' % pistol cartridges. siVty-fit~
cents leo money aud other articles OF
small value. Arriving in Albucuct-
uuo the ias Vegas lads were arrested
hy Station Master Mci<cN. cot tine
Santa Fc They told him their story
Of the treatment they had received
from the hohos and Franklin and Cur-
roll were arrested soon after THE
runuWar lads VIII be- held here an
til Monday 90 testify against tho
tnmps. Lulun Is nephew ol
Pablo iulau ana De BaCa r ~ grand
SON of Amado Bnca. OF this city and
VIII hc their guests while waiting for
urraisnment of the tramps ON Mon
dny The boys are wiiling tu 80 home
to t.as Vegas, having had enough uf
seeing Tho world, via the tramp route.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
VALUES" SLOGAN
OF THE GOLDEN
RULE SALE

The word values" IA being used In
rs very strictest dictionary sense ia
he advertising Of the January white
sale now In progress az the Golden
Rule Dry Goods company. Fer that
reason Il VIII pay thrifty women 70
watch for that word values" ia the
Golden Rule ads. for every time Il
appears. an extra big moneys worth
~ sure Ia follow. This strict constrnc-
ton OF just one little word-"valucsr
lis an Important element Ia the sue
cess OF All Golden Rule salca. aud the
uuthfulnoss Or the famous Golden
Rule motto. We DO What We Adver-
sise' t. splendidiy in evidence In tho
Dig Nhlte goods event nov undor way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
300 BOOSTERS TO
ATTEND BANQUET
TOMORROW
NIGHT
All Preparations for Celtic
gether Event Finished By
Committee at Meeting Yes
terday.
SIX BUSINESS TALKS
BY SIX BUSINESS MEN

= Arrangements nave been made .
. FOR the entertainment ~ three =
= hundred GUESTS ut the Get To- =
= Eethrr banquet by the CONNER .
. chl cub uf 9.Ib tnmuTroW. =
. Tuesday evening In the banquet =
= hnil OF the Masonic Temple. y
= Final arrangements as To the de- =
= tails of TINS great busiurrs-suciui .
= event were made at meeting 81 =
= the ARRANGEMENTS committee held =
y yesterday afternoon. The come =
= mittae met at thc Commercial .
y Cub and worked Tor couple "
. hours ana then adjourned to the .
. Masonic Temple 90 finish up the
= task The preparations are per.
. fcct down to the minutest par =
. ncular5 absolutely nothing will =
. be- left undoue 10 sec that So
y cially this Be- the most enjoyable .
= and m boosting way the most
profitable affair ever planned in =
y any southwestern CITY,. The SOC =
y persons who viii attend This
= Dollar Dinner include the =
y prominent railway officials who .
. arc Co be guests of the club. aud .
. as the capacity Of the hull b. 500 .
. GO co., outside. 300 viii bee iu- .
80 o. comfortable number. TIE =
y guests ubls viii be placed ia .
= ihr middle oft the hall ON the =
. north side,
Iho Invited guests. Commercial .
= club directors and speakers viii =
= %, seated at this table. SIX .
y PROMINENT business men with six .
straight from the shoulder busi-
Ness talks constitutes the pro- .
y gram as scheduled. but IL is like .
= Us COB expand under The cnthusing .
y influences pf the nourishment
. and good fellowship which viii .
= prevail The menu has been so- .
looted with great care aud the
dinner VIII ur ut once appetizing .
= ANA substantial while the ape =
y puintmen,s viii leave nothing to .
. Dee wished FOR =
The seventh street entrance .
. viii De- used ana IL will be- open =
= GO els %. m. An members of =
= The reception committee are re- =
yucstcd Goo pc present ut that
. hour The committee is as folS .
. iuv- .
. Mayor y IS. n SELLERS. u. $. .
. l'"souwuid. a S. Van Di,nsc. ~ .
y haud"lL simon stern, j. "a. .
y p.Eiolly II. -. Brooks. Henry =
y benjamin, e.. g. M1rdorn, Guy =
. Rogers T.. H. M,Cauua. George =
. Nruut Dr g.. 4. Ell,L a. q. No .
y 'rodvu q. H kistlrr. George y. .
. Lc1rnnrd \ o. Lokcn. y. ~. y
y St"r'a, l"rro Hugrurd, o.. J =
= Struug pr g. 4 Alsvr. o. 4 =
. Mutsou. T.. a.. Bcunett \ IS =
= Goodrich. O. a. kusoman. A. l.. '
y MnrIu nnd \ B Struup =
&%N%a NNAN~ NaNAN .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

son. Miguel ana danehter 1ostphine
70 monrn her death.
The deccasoe who WAS 4 aauanier
Of Mr. ana Mrs Mariana Xfiaffi
came ~ one ~ the leading Spanish
American families 81 che stats and
was widely known ana eetaemc6.
The funeral services wiil be held
az the church az the linn scuiate
Conception Wednesday morning. az
o'clock. with burial In SANTA Dsr-
hnra cemetery. All friends AMI rel
RtlyeS are invited 10 be present The
palibearers VIII be MeesrH Henry
Connolly. ssoundino Romero. reriees
20 Armljo. Melton Chavey. Nicholas
Armlio and W. a Keieher
The hereaved relatives will have
tho utmost sympathy Of their lnnum-
erable friends Ia Albuquerque and
olsc whore IN the state IN their affllc-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
CONTINUES ON TRIAL

The defense began today a. present
lts testimony In the case " Frank
Feccarich Vetsu. he Vict9r American
Fuei company a number of witness
SOS VIII testify for thc defense and
the case viii PROBABLY not 90 20 the
Jury before Tuesday night.
Judge Pope today continued until
the next term the case ~ Hoegson
brnthcrs versus the First National
Bank Of Roswell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
MATTHEWSON FINED $40
FOR TOO MUCH SPEED
rny Lr"s-a Wire ~ EyrpinE nsrSIdl

T|WT-| 7" u = " T|T- ~
",ur. IN Nnin "-uu N'N York.
rusu, pitcher $3.50. .urd $40 tnIW
ur u.mr 600" much spe,d o. ra. not
h, high Hnurd ann that FuI him
into uuuHlr hut enc automobile pre-
.ut.d uN alm.r.r- hst wear 4 pu-
nr,mHu timed him ON Long lslnu
boulevard sunday evening, running
30 mI"s hu hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
SUFFRAGE PARADE
WILL Be FEATURE
OF INAUGURATION
Big Demonstration Planned
for Pennsylvania Avenue on
March 3D.; No Inaugural
Ball.
nv Leased Wire to I3,cnlng IIcraldl

Washington Jam 90 Mis-. incz
NilholEud %. Sew York. cuN whose
designation us the ulust beautiful
girl BOO the suffrage movement" o.
said Go have caused some heart burn
mrs, is Goo I.ud tho suffrage parade
March %, b was announced to-day
Wo3rluF the livery ui herald of Mo-
dieNuI times. Miss MIlhulluud wiz go
down pcnnsylluuia avenue, ahead cot
% uomHns band, vhi,h Boo turn WIN
lrad re- troop of "ucticoat cavalry
Arrangements Wcro made also 60
hnN several hundred striking WoW-
cu garment work ers from NcW york
ana Baltimore. march iu tattorE and
rags behind float depicting the IN
lusti,o of the "sWout ghop" system,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
MRS. JOSE L. PEREh DIES
EARLY THIS MORNING
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS

Mrs Adelaid Yrissnrri DE- pereo,
wife OF Jose J.. Perea. deputy United
states marshal aud sister of Jacoho
Yrisarri 80 this city, passed away az
, O'Clock this morning "a the Perca
Home at en- EAST cold avenue after
d brief fitness she was 40 years %
lre and leaves beside thc husband q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
ALLEGED POISON IN
BOARDING H0UeE FOOD

Buonu Vista. Colo. Jan. 90 lu ne
session or the district court Nhioh
opened today DO BE- expected thai the
damage suit ul Mrs. ora imdorfelt
against GA, Mary Murphy Mining aud
Milling company win come tn TRIAL
Mrs lIud.rf,u e suing the conipunv
for $4,000. alleging that rh" vgH
poisoned ut boarding hout' ui th'
oomuunys mime 1t st. Elmo, Colo
last October WHOM live mrh died icum
e mysterious poison ANA hat she
har rsNrr recovered FROM the Effects
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
Warner Corset
Values

Fine Warner C0rsets, worth
to $3.50, on sale at Csc; also
finest Warner Corsets, values
from $3.50 to $3.50, on sale
at $l.45. Golden Rule White
Sale
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
80 INNIGIKNL nNLI.

Washington, Jan. ga There VIII
be uo inaugural bail lon connection
with the ceremonies oi iuaugurating
president-elcCt Wilson The commit
zee Boa charge ao officially decided toe
day and was informed by telephone
from Trenton, that should public
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
Extra Gown
Value

Ladies Finest Night Gowns,
Empire style, in finest French
NainsOok, trimmed with finest
laces and embroideries; values
10 $3.50; slightly sOiled and
mussed; on sale for $l.25. Col
den Rule Dry Goods Company,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
SI2I,6OO FOR THE
LOCAL INDIAN
SCHOOL
Amendment BY Senator Catron
to Appropriation Bill Makes
Liberal Provision for Insti.
tutiOns in New Mexico.

Liberal appropriations for the Al
luquerauc aud SANTA De government
Indian schools are proposed la an
amendment to the appropriation bill
ouefed hv Senator r. w. Catron 81
New Mexico after conference with the
commercial club and superintendent
Perry cot the indian school Mr. cat
"n expresses confidence that favor
Hpie action VIII be- had ON the amend
mont The latter follows.
amendment.
Intended tu bc proposed by Nr. cat.
ron Goo the Ola pI u. gGS9D making
appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses ol the bureau of
INDIAN J0Wrs. for fulfilling treaty stip-
umtiuus with various indian tribes
and for other purposes for the fiscal
t"nr ending june iuricth, nineteen
hundred and fourteen. viz strike oui
1'l oi section tS down io line NJ and
ius"rt .u lieu thereof tho following.
'S,c 10. For the support and I'd
ueJi.on of four hundred indian pupil,
80 th" Indian school Jt Nihuuuerore.
NrU Mexico ana fur pay OF supcrin.
t,nd'ut S6N.Go0. tor general repairs
ond Improvements. $1,000. for cone
etfuoN"u OF shop building. $4,000;
Tor domestic science building.
$1,000. for % gymnasium and agsempl,
ha,t combined 2ea.npo. in au. $isi.-
buu.
'FoI support aud education coz four
hundred Indian pupils 900 the Indian
"Iuu' 700 santa Fo. New Mexico, ana
''r th, uur Of superintendent. SOS.
tH". fur general repairs and improve.
700 fH, udIu school a. Albuquerque.
$4,000. '"r shop building $4,000; for
d"WrsiI, science huuJiug t1.oO0,
."r To- -lmuIuum ard assembly NlU
combined. fsto"'. Boz a'i Si2iGoo.
-'r',, uIf NI' thr iasf clause off sor-
Soon OBJ, Included m lines I. .. @. and
A. page 10. cot the printed bin"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

reception d. planned in iJs stead Mrs
Wilson ana thr daughters of the
president elect should not be- expected
GO attend. 90 was decided to leave Che
reception feature io Cong oaH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOUNp--smnll key. owner may
have snme by calling at this office
nnd paying for Ad.
WANTED Lady solicitor for home
hrm. good proposition to right
party Address BOX 20, Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

Fannie OpCu EarhHurt uud Leon
ara g. Nurr both OF Gallup were
married to-day bE Judge George a.
craig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-12
The Side-Door Car.
To the Editor Of The Star:

The health department of the District
should take action in the matter of the
side door cars now being operated on sew
eral of the lines. The writer entered one
of this type of car at the corner of 9th
and T streets northwest Monday evening.
He found the car packed with a strug-
Cling crowd of humanity, and the odor
within this car was enough to make an
Eskimo sick. There was not one bit OF
ventilation as far as the writer could
ascertain. The car was just like her
metically sealed box. In order to satisfy
my curiosity I examined the tiny so-called
ventilators in the roof Of the car, and
there was absolutely not the slightest
frickle of air coming In.
This condition existed in a closed car,
in which there were possibly eighty peo-
nIe all trying to breathe the 'fetid air.
And at the same time assimilating the
various odors from said numbers of peo-
pIe and this on a hot. muggy day like
Monday evening. This car. too, had been
i'm service perhaps for fifteen hours con-
tinuousIy, without having had the slight
est chance Of being aired. Just as soon as
one crowd would be dumped out another
crowd filled up the car, and thus pre-
vented airing, or fumigation. Another
disagreeable feature connected with this
sfde-door nightmare is the fact that the
people who become damned up in either
the forward or afterward part OF the car