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Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-04
BRANOE|s FOR Ia TOILETTE
PHYSICAL VALUATION PLAN

EBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS1
BOSTON, April 4.-Louis d. Bran
aeis, the peoples lawyer" who once
declared he could save the railroads of
the country millions Of dollars every
day, in a statement written for the
Jnited Press today championed Sen
&tOF LaFOllette'S act providing for the
physical valuation of railroads by the
interstate commerce commission. He
insisted that before the people can
know whether the money they pay to
railroads is honestly and necessarily
spent. interlocklng directOrates must
be abolished and a federal bureau Of
railroad costs established.
hgr. Brandeis charges that the firm
Of J. p. Morgan x Co. and other bank
erS have a monopoly of selling to many
railroads the money they need, al
rates of the bankers own fixing.
tBN LOUIS ID. BRANDEISI
The LaFollettr act providing for the
physical valuation OF railroads by the
interstate commerce commission Is a
great step forward The senator's
seYen-year fight has been nObly won.
fne act is but another application or
ASFollette's favorite motto-''Ge shall
Know the truth, and the truth shall
mSke you free"
Everybody admits that the value OF
railroad property is one OF the ele-
Gents to be taken into consideration
by the interstate commerce commission
h fixing rates, and everybody has been
0bfsed to admit that the commission
was without reliable data bearing upon
1Ais value. Under the LaFollette act
me public will at least be furnished
Slth the best evidence of value avail
abls.
But there is more truth which must
5a Known before LaFollette's task of
securing to the people just railroad
rates is completed. To secure just
and reasonable rates. other steps must
De taken. We must know, besides the
actual value Of railroad property, the
actual cost of operation and the cost
II current construction and of new
equipment. The railroad reports give
n now statement of what they spend
sach year; but the public has no means
9f knowing whether this amount has
Been we'll spent.
in the calendar year 1912 the rail
reads collected from the American
people in gross earnings S3.045.11S.
BET. most Of which has been spent in
some way. About One-third Of that
amount has gone in interest and divi-
sends and taxes. The physical valua-
son would help Ms +" know what part
i that interest and dividend is paid
N capital which Is water. About two
birds Of the years revenues is paid
.l! for operating expenses. 1t is at
.eS>. equally important to know what
part 0f that revenue has been spent
unnecessarily: what part has been
12Sted through dishonesty. and what
part through ineiliciency. Besides the
Ss,G00.000.0 600 Of current revenues
spent il operation. there are each year
expended hundreds Of millions in new
construction or the purchase of equip
Hent- What part Of the money spent
I0r new construction or equipment is
4t10iently and honestly spent? Until
X know all this. we cannot know
whether rates are just and reasonable.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-04
Parties WISHING STORAGE Space

We have leased the large sheet IRON
rarehouse formerly occupied by Hamti-
ton Supply Co. and are prepared to ham
die any and all kinds OF storage busl-
ress. See Pioneer Transfer Co. at Offict
on 9TH just \. Of Main. Phone Main 1.
Advertisement IT
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SCHOOL BOARD
DISCUSSES ELECTION

The practical education that
cpulps boys and girls tor useful man
hood and womanhooi iwll hc intro
duccd into IN. iifth and sixth grades
OF the city schools next term. The
srhnol board OF District No, I at its
meeting last night decided To intro
ducc sewing among the girls and
manual training among the boys OF
The nth and sixth grades next year,
Th.>.. rourfcs are now being taught
in the high school and the seventh
and eighth grades exclusively. Men
.ual training rooms ~ each school
building are to he equipped and
sewing rooms set apar; for tn. girls.
This will establish the work in the
four grades OF she city schools.
At the meeting last nigh, the di-
rcciors discussed the legal details of
the school election to be held next
May Three directors are 10 he
elected. Il was found by referrins
TO the laws that @ resignation for
the school election was not neces-
sary.
No action was taken iU the matter
OF free iuition for the night school
which a. been asitatcG or relative
to the plan OF establishing = GYM
aaslum. Supj. Morgan states how
ever that he gymnasium fund has
reached the ssOp0 mark and that
steps will be taken shortly to raise
the balance Of the money needed 20
build and equip a first class symna-
SUM.
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A TRIP TO MARS
IN A SKY ROCKET

Probably the widest id,a that cv-
or found Its way into y mans brain
was trip to Mars in = skNrockct.
Herr GaRswaldi. \ rich German
manufacture. was. IN 1899. conf
dent that he ,ould perform the feat.
aud was - enthusiastic over the
scheme that he wrote hook Of his
plans and dedicated il 30 Emperor
William.
The vessel IN which Herr Cas-
wiudi contemplated making tn" rip
waS to be in the shape of cart
ridge. which was TO attain it, nr>i
momentum hy being shot from a
hSrS cannon This. he figured.
would carry 4; nearly TO the outer
limits OF tho rsr,h'> atmosphere, and
from then on IL would b. driven for
ward by succession .: explosions in
its rear compartment,
To accomplish these explosions the
Thick wall oi the car WAS 10 ~,
bored through from end 10 end and
the spaces filled with niirnclyecrin
Cartridges. which coald he slipped
Into place and discharged al the will
% the driver Herr Ea>wiudt sat
81 that by this means III, direction
A. we'll A. the speed OF the prcjec-
ltile could be controlled
To keep himself from being
crushed ~ shaker 10 pieces by the
start and later explosions. he de-
signed the she'll - that its base
would havc double partitions
Between these there wa> 10 be
water. known conclusion breaker.
and powerful spiral springs His
compartment Na> 10 DC heavily pad
dcd and hung With straps in >uch =
way that be would - able 70 sais-
pend himself from its interior.
The head ~ th- car WAS to be tit
ted with 4 powerful telescope: and
various other scientific Instruments
carefully stored. were 10 n taken
Slons
After the atmosphere WIS once
passed the daring explorer believed
tina; he could travel =; almost limit
I lcss >nced. and yhNt the $1,000. 600
I % ~ hours ku the provision.
D.. .aeocsssTy would ~ a little water and
/ i few packages % compressed food
tablets Tac required oxygen wss 10
- manufactured When needed BY
iihc uS, OF certain Chemical powders,
The scheme stirred up crcS;
I deal ot Interest A. the time and
many srieniis;s expressed ;heiT opia.
/ ion that the idea wSS 7er.eciiy
. plausible. Il MAS even reported TIA;
itNc emperor hi-s>eG hS6 taken saa,s
sock IN the enterprise. Gssuili:
Vas deiSruiad 10 undertake the c>-
I petition. and even wea; - far - d
I ses a contrae; 81 the agiidiae ot the
l vessel. hut 81 last TIE e-Ir6Sts-s ~
his wife and Children oaaore-e5 and
~ reluctantly abandoned III al.
7 NNs-.u-r,s dream
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SAVED HIS SON.
F,om Con,;i,u,ional Decline

- many cases ike ilA- ara com
Ing 10 our attention FOR the benefit
.; a!thcr> and mothers OF weak.
>ickly. ailinc children in tnis viCin-
ity. We publish the following letter;
-Mr Richard Rush or Columbus,
iud.. says Il believe | am Indebted
to the valuable medicinal properties
OF Ninol for the health % my little
son Dale. IL. had u severe attack o!
vhoopinc lousa ard measles. which
affected his lungs and general con-
Siituiion. We tried several other
reaedie> without bcucfi-. then ccrl-
meacsd using Niaol and take plea
sure ia acknowledging ny conf
deree u its restorative and reco-
structiye virtues. for 1iy Iit;i son i
the picture OF health now all due 20
the u>e ~ Niuoi."
This i because the child needed
the strengthening cod liver elements
and ;hs tonic iron thar Nincl coz
fAin> No oil. delicious taste. Gail
dron loy, it, We give hack youT non
sy II Nigol does not 30 all We claim.
HAuSl-su Drag Co. Trinidad, Colo.
=. : For rough. sally skin. IT,
ctr SaNo- Salvc- Ne SuarArte- Il
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women WON'T
TOLERATE CATARRH
They know Booths Hvomci will Cure
and thew use II intclliecutlv

Hoy many women OF refinement
do you SEQ raraiinE disgusting symr-
toms of catarrh before tho world:
Not one in a thousand.
Women have patience: \ great
deal more " IL than men. Most of
tbcm know that HNoMEI will han
lsh gatSrrh II used properly and they
use u regularly because they realize
what genuine blessing II is to -
rid Of such a vile disease,
People don't contract catnrrh In
day, they can't expect TO Sc, rid oG
IL in n day,
n YOU really want 10 free your
sclf from the power OF persistent, ca
tarrh microbes get a iNOMEl out
fit today. breathe regularly aud kill
the germs.
There is no stomach dosing; the
directions arc simple aud easily fol
lowed. complete HNoNEt outfit In
cludiuE pocket inhaler 500. extra
bottles ~ nNoMEi u aftcrwari need
81 SO cents at druggists everywhere.
Guaranteed for catarrh. coughs colds
Mail orders filed. charges prepaid hy
llOoth's Hyomci Co. buffalo. y, Y.
ncoklct on catarrh free. liausmau
Drug 20. guarantees II.
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Ugly Sores
Quickly Baaishsd
You Marvel How Worst Skin Erup.
tlons Disappear - Result Of
Famous Remedy.

II you have heen fighting some blood
trouble. some eruptivr skin dS~asr. call
IL eczema. iupus pSortasis. ma'arln.
scrofuia or what YOU Will. there Is but
one sure. safe way to cure IT, Ask At
any drug store for q si.oo bottle Of
$. = : ard YOU are then on the road Ia
health. The action of this remarkable
remedy {. lust rs direct. Just as po,itire.
just us certain In IT. influence as that
the sun rises IN IN. east. II Is one of
those rare medical forces which act IN
the blood with the SJ-lo degree 81 ccg.
talniy that Is founl In all natural ten.
denci-s The manner In which IL dom.
mates and controls IN" mysterious trans.
i-r.rc. OF rich. rcd. rure artcrlal blood
for the diseased yeuouN blood 1. mar.
Vicious.
ont through every skin pore acids.
germs and other blood Impurities arc
forcs~i IN the form OF invisible vapor.
The lungs breathe Il out. THE Ilv-T is
stimulated to consume a great wapn-.
,Ion OF Impurities. tsc stomach AMI in
t-si!nss cease to convey Into the blood
stream the catarrhal. maiari.l germs.
the bowels. kidney. bladder AMI al
ernuu. tories o' the ho,ly are ula-rhaliai
tnto fighting foncc To cSpe! .vcry vcs-
tly- of .rIipIiy. disease.
Th.r~ u scurc-ly community any
where hut what has IT, living example.
Of ,h. wrnd-rful curative effects of
= : : Get bottle ~ this famous
--m.-Iy today. and y your ease : stub
horn ar peculiar write To- The swift Sr".
cins CO. re- Swift BiiE. .Atisnta. Ga.
Their medical laboratory is famous aHi
4. conducted by renowned experts IN
blood and s,... diseases
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Entertained a, Feast.

The employees OF the ii'N-Pstter
son Meat comapnv We're entertained
last evening at an elaborate ban
auct given in tho Columbian cafe.
hV the propriotors of I'll. compay,
The dinner was served at .;li. after
which the guests adjourned 10 the
Carl Hey home on Pine street where
q delightful social evening was srer;
Covers were laid for: =. A paticr-
son. Carl Hey. 4 J. Rice. Miss Au-
gusia Noser. Mis- Ruth barnes. Miss
Mamie Rent. Miss H.rnico Harn">.
walter Mrvcrs. Thos. Anderson. iiar-
Vcy BN,dwiu. NJ. Cohen, Herman Per
kins. Harry Zuck. Phillip Tafoya.
Dewey Wins. Joe po!trcy and H.r-
man Whitkc Were unable to he pres
ont on account Of sickness
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Private James
Creets Comrades;
Pines for Service

The call OF the huEc,. ringing Ia
his ears. and the greetings Of his
ioI n,r soldier companions as they
passed through Trinidad this morn
ing on their way to the Mexican hor-
der line. recalled 20 tho mind OF
Private James OF the |. :. rccruitinc
oific. In this ciiy the days spent
with the iith Infantry men OF Fort
u. \ Russell during his service Of
several wears at that fort. Private
James passed through Trinidad with
the Fort Russell soldiers In the
wear 1911 .nrou,c TO San Antonio
and was in the United States service
until wear ago when hr received an
honorary discharge. Later he re-
enlisted. and was sent 10 this city
With Captain MeCann and several
other privatcs 10 have charge ot ihe
local recruiting office.
4 know they are going 20 eros.
III, border line this time. aud its
co!uE 10 b. hiE fight and I wish
could he with them said Private
James this morning You don;
know how /, makes NE feel TO hear
the call OF attention" said the pri-
yate as the hueler gave tho call So
familiar 10 the soldiers. And there
Is my old captain. and another one
OF the bows said the former irfau-
tryman as he pushed his WAY throush
thee rowd OF uniformed men, and
across the dcoPi platform. 20 sN-
change 4 few passing words with his
former companions
Private James j. eager 10 serve
bis country aud anxious to hc Win
the soldiers OF their way to the
border iine. was the last 10 leave
thc~ ,ation and he watched the de-
. parting trains a. far A. he could
, SEQ them.
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WORKING A DOUBLE GAME.

the SOFT
right doing Probably all
only mop" lies making ihs pHi
lhl
fully that
W punary announcing hi.
viii
Guided making the
=
the
q ~ 'tisous' ticket.
tho ticket unnstakahlc don't
hc old
10 a old
their
inclined
The the lie the words
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PAY COSTS: DISCHARGED

llN paving the costs and settling
the claim preferred hy the complain.
ing Witness. Harry putton and ". !.
Rurkhari arrested Yesterday after
noon charrcd with obtaining money
Hy false Uyctcusrs. Wcrr discharged
bN Justice ot tho Peace Stone this
atirfnooH On motion ct the district
attorney.
Tho mon Wcgr arrested hv Harry
lvWiS on complaint that ihcy had
Nycu taking orders Tor photograph
,ul.gErwcuts and no; doing the work
coutr8vtrd Tor. Mrs NJ. TafcNa made
tho complaint arid the mon were
lvicyI iu the county Jail overnight
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
Westminster Guild.

Mrs. Il. Il. EOsS entertained the
members OF the Westminster Guild
OF the First PRESBYTERIAN church last
evening with an claborat" picnic
supper. at her home on baea street,
Abou, - members of the Guild wcr"
present. and after the supper four
new members. Miss Jessie Mcpcr-
mott. Miss blanche Skaddcn. Miss
Adah Fowler and Mrs. T.. \. Sutton
were taken into the society.
The subject OF "Mormanism' was
studied during tho evening, Miss
Gertrude Moses aud Miss pclpha
Iiough acting as leaders. Mrs. Fan
nj. Murdoch favored the guests with
several instrumental selections which
brough, To close delightful even
ing
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
ClOGGeD N0STRllS OPEN At ONCE,
HEAD COLDS AnD CATARRH VANISH

',hs 7so,>;-sss 7.sastrates al6 heals tie
ilEA1ed. swollen membrane Which
lae> the uoS<. head -ld ts-ozz.
Gears zs= III passages. ste-s 12stg
dssess-cs>s z11 : feeling ~ Cleans
irc- saa;h51c rsiis. CONES i-a-ssd AZ
slv-
noa't lzy sEzSs tonight Gag
hug for o-azro- vith hcad stufi-ed-
Tso.zri.S c3o>e5. hawking 4-a hioT-
;1g CAIsr-t - t'old- With lts iua-
ming Ectsf- -aal rlucozs drcs7.1r i-to
,h~ ,A-,tz-- md -,.w 6-yr<ss : dis
i-s.ss5zc ut truly needless
Pat y-lt tasIh-1Esi o1c'e-aa
-Ers CrSz-n Balm AID Eoz- co,6
- caiz-rh VIA ssHreiy r s1-'..s1---
Acsr1. } P. azrhs. Jsts Drug sic-t-
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
LIVERY co. INCORPORATES

NFUfICs " InVOrN0Tliion % the
Columbian lNeN company were al
rJ with fhc county clerk YESTERDAY,
Tho UrNro0FalU-> 1r1 ". r. Ellicti.
Nsucs EIllott and William Rcwmsn.
Tho CNluwtlHu laVcTN company was
forrrT'y 1osgIJl iN tho Holloway
building 90 Chos;ruy and Main stree;
aud rsscHIN nuvhascd the business
aDJ location 90 the Eadford livery
barH uu Wgsy Main street. The
,ap.Tsl sfoEN is Slt.NoN.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
II oae Niar:e Yesf S:ntfs Nose
sa6 Head Clear- S-eel,nc aad
Nose Running Cease. Oail Head
ache Goes
= ~ 80 81.

T-r ~sly's Cream EAlz-~
Ces 4 snail hottie say~xy. JUS -
-Er ii-Ap7ly = little IL the 1as--ii>
SAD sl>saatly yyoz- elo-eea -sass as
sso9pcd-ap air 9Gs>sX ct< - The .ss6
viii crszs NSE ~sl' o7s4fAs freely
EEllnass AID he2d2ese assl 7ea-. Sv
-rcruiue, iAc c4-4r-h. cAl6-5u-stsa Z
- czfs--ha. sc-c throat viii ns rc2e-
Fu-5 s.,eA -ri>cry aoT- &c; ,Ae
s.nsu hc;t-> o- --Ely's Cream Talu~
IT A1v 3-nc s-c-.- TSss sweet f-lc-
gS1; hahn dissolres II ne asz; ..
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FRIEDMANN CURE TO
Be TESTED BY U. S.

Washington. Fob. s6.-Snrycor
General Blue or the Public Health
service. has arranged for tests In the
governments ny scuic laboratory
here OF the Friedman vaccine tor
pulmonary tuberculosis. which WAS
delivered yesterday to Dr. Nillcn II.
Foster of the service, in New York.
by Or Friedman. when he landed
from Germany.
Surgeon General Rluc said today
that when the vaccine was received
in Washington IL would nrst be sub
jccicd to rigid laboratory tests and
to tests upon animals and culture
media. II these are satisfactory the
vaccine will be sent to the public
health service sanitorlum at Fort
stanton. New Mexico. for actual
tests upon sufferers from pulmonary
tuberculosis.
New YORK. Feb. ss.-pr Fricdcr-
ich +. friedman. the Young German
physician hcraldcd as the discoVc--r
Of a cure for tuberculosis. anrouuc-
ed today that he would bcEin treat
Ing patients as soon rs he secured
a suitable laboratory, Among the
first apiisntS Will h- RAY Harris. soy,
IN law OF the New York banker Al
whose Invitation nr, rrictmaur
came to this country.
What I wish 70 do. said the dos
tor. is 20 treat fif,y ~ more chill
ircn VITA tuberculosis knees. for TO
such eases ihc results % my treat
mcni arc more quickly apparent
than when applied tn other forms oj
the disease The results can be -
served even by the layman.
Thc method propose i - have
the pSticut> brought 70 me - that
can make personal examination
and adm mister the treatment my
self whrsc this j. not possible
would ec glad 10 have the patient
physician work under me and thu.
irCSt number ~ typical cAscs.
hupe 10 he able ~ Instruct In ;hi.
way number % prSmincnJ rhysl.
clans from various parts " III,
country.
kmons the doctors callers TODAY
vas Dr. Edwin T. Watkins oi Mem
pais, rcsH. commissioned BY tn,
baard ~ health - that city - inyc>'
tieaic the treatment
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
Honcvmooueu Home.

Forest Thacklcy and vile have
returned from Colorado Springs
where they spcn, n few days on their
honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Taeklcy
were married in Colorado Springs the
middle os last week, and hav" re-
turned 10 this city to make their
future home. Nr. Tacklcv was q
springs Young lady. and Mr.. Tack
ley resident OF Trinidad. aud Is
employed nv tho Rowland Plumbing
comNany.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
GOLDSMITH BACK FROM EAST

VI. ]. GoNsmith has returned i0oTn
New York and othcS eastern markets
whcr, he has bccu huyins spring
sooss. having been away several
WC,k>
Nj Goldsmith states that the
cast Is very mucG disturbed ovc- tho
conditions ia Mexico. aud san -
rcyhiac else Cor Uue,s Ssn 10 &c ha;
snEFrvens
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
EENNED IN BY SNOW

10 Ause,s. Calf. Feb. ss->uow
hound by drifts in places 81. feet
deep. 6Wcll,T> or the summit O.:
Norni Wilson. where IserCht> the
Carnegie Observatory. are cut of
from the os;si6a world
tales they can wo-k their way
lu, within - hoars. 81 : feared ;hey
wsii ha il = serious rli-hJ Airs.dy
Ihey arr reported &c l-e >aog1 of food
f-or the uzst th-e@ dzrs Aesvr
rains have fallen in he ralleFs-
while n. Sz- Gabriel -aucs Tzs
NIi1df1lss5 81 a uhiEliac suou- SON,
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
South Side Rrider Club.

TIL. South Side bridge CLUB WAS
entertained this afternoon by Mrs,
Charles Rapp at her home on Maple
street. After the game 4 luncheon
was crycd IN the dining rNom. the
table decorations being In yellow
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
KILIgD BY RoCHrALL

tNr Midway mine iu Hucrfauo yNur-
fv Yesterday sItcruNoU. HIS h,'dy
vss u'.rNri Gtys ior burial, tAc de-
glascj being o. FORMER resident -
MS .--a
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
X of p Meetinp

Regular meeting of Rocky Noun
tain LodSc No. ). X. OF p. Thursday
niEhr. Work In the first and second
rank Members requested 10 he pres
rni Visiting brothers welcome.
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Social Affair S
EH LOCAL TUNC TlONS ifSS
Isl AND SOCIETY NEWS Ssg

and white. Mrs II. \. Rhoadcs was
the guest OF the club for III" after
noon. The club members present
were Mcsdnmcs \. \. Pattison. w,
q. Nichols. James Espcy. \. n, Wy
coit, =. j. Rice. 4 ", Mcii"nhri"'
T.. l.. Allen and J. u. Harper.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
Pvthiau Sisters.

The rvrhian Sisters will meet TO-
might at i;5o O'Clock in the lodg"
rooms All members are urged 10 hr
prcscn, as business OF Importance
will h.r transacted. Ros" Dennis. NJ.
T. e
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
BROTHER OF J. o. AND E. A.
PACKER DIES SUDDENLY

Henry Packer. prominent resident;
of Trenton. Mo. and : Civil war Vet.
Gran. brother OF J o and : A Pack
er OF this city died suddenly this
morning a, his home in that city,
according 10 advice received here
this afternoon Death vas uEeN-
TxNcis,i i the deceased had been II
apparently good health IN 20 the
time he Was stricken. :. O. Packer
and ( A. Packer will leave tonight
tor Trenton 10 - present At the
funeral
The deceased wSs - years % asc
sld = survived hy his wife ard three
daughters all .. whom reside in the
Missouri CITY II. MS known - a
great nAav in Trinidad - lie hss
frequently visited in this city.
Neither sAo1ld candidate s1F he
runs tor office . please H. fsiz zcds,
unless they are willing 10 Q1y hi>
-
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
Home Missionary Dav Meeting.

Ihc WotnihS Home MiSsiohHrN
Union viii observe Home Mission Day
by holding prayer meeting Thursday
afternoon. February eth at . o'clock
In the First NJ. =. church.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26
Trinidad Circle.

TrInIUnH ClrVIC Tax ", q. W. VIII
meet In Odd Fellows Hall Thursday
afternoon nj . o'clock
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-26

Coa1sertei;e-s pass lots - hzs
siils- but then. - t,e< tAs isSislzr-
u-s
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son y chairman. to-day sent 10 stas>
Senator Robert r. wagner. chairman OF
the Joint Committee On Remedial Pc.
lice Legislation. Q letter rscommend ins
legislation which will make possible
the separation Of the field Of vice 70.
precision from the work Of the regular
police force. Among the recommends.
tons are:
We regard this separation a. essen
tial. but We do not demand or rsoues,
that It be brought about BY manda tory
legislation. The Board of Estimate will
BE- empowered to effect II. and to de.
volve upon . Board Of Social Welfare
such powers and duties a. We have
suggested. when and II the field Of vic<
repression be taken from the rsgula,
police force.
AL sorts Of arguments have been I'd.
vanced against giving q Board Of Scotia
Welfare q separate force Of agents
Among the more important let " an.
swer tho following:
"First-That the special force win in.
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other crimes.' tAldermanlc Report.
page -
OF course they must: but II IL the
commits sion of these crimes which must
take them there. Policemen must enter
factories. tenemcnts and many other
places for the above purposes. but we
have not yet heard that they. therefore.
must enforce the factory and the tcne-
ment house laws.
Second. That the standard OF men
department having jurisdiction only over
gambling and disorderly houses, whether
recruited from within or without the
Police Department. would certainly be
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