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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13
Growth of Protection.

But when the was over and the tariff
question again came to the front, the protected
having tasted blood, clamored
for more and the Republican party. being uh-
willing to offend a class OF the citizenship which
even then was beginning to acquire an appre-
ciable control of the fluent wealth OF the coun-
try Welded to the clamor Then and there
was formed the alliance between the IL u +.
and the protected interests which became more
firmly cemented with each recurring national
campaign and conditions to this day-the pro-
tected interests furnishing the funds with whlch
TO keep the G O. P. In power and the g. O. r.,
in turn, continuing, in constantly increasing
measure the opportunity of the privileged nene-
dciaries of protection to take toll OF the great
hody Of domestic consumers. But nnally the
people of these United States walked up to real :
jzaton Of the iimfam game of which they mao
so long been made the victims and determined
to render abortive the Billfl and BLACK George
alliance by placing in control OF the Washihe-
ron government a party solemnly obligated 20
revise the tariff in the interest OF the great
hodv of American consumers, and which could
he confidently relied to carry out that opiiea-
Iton This a Democratic administration Is pro
lceeding to do and the fact that 1t is so dolhs
lie resnonsible for the desperate methods 10
which Waterman and his Protective Tarin league
are resorting in a last effort to save a cause
already recognized to be lost-Norfolk VIZ
ginian- Pilot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13
THE BANKERS CONFERENCE.

Evidently 1t is disappointment to some men,
bers of congress and citizens that the present
administration is not destructive force. There
Ia distinct and widely distributed type OF man
kind which can imagine no reform or improve.
ment without preceding destruction. punishment
and tearing to pieces. People Of this kind open
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13

Mad Wife Shoots Her Bank Account" Is a
first page headline in a local contemporary. SO
long as she refrains from making holes In her
husbands bank account her target practice at
her own need not disturb domestic felicity and
tranquility.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13
PUBLIC INTERESTS
WILL. BE DISCUSSED

! 177,717
The board OF public interesta WIN
meet at the City hall tonight In reesi~
lar session. 1t Ii said that sevsrUa
matters OF importance Will ~
brought mp for discusaion, and 3 81
Iattsndance y expSctsd. n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13

The Wisdom OF George Bernard Shaw. in
one volume Is the latest book announcement
The wisdom Of George might be got into one
volume but not what George thinks he knows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13

You can not believe all you hear about Sui
Ger" says the Baltimore SnmL Certainly not
all Tammany says about him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13
COMMENT
In the Spirit of Childhood.

Philp Gilbert Hamerton told about the bar
r1er between adults and children. Not all par
ents are equipped to be the intmates and CON
ndents of their growing sons and daughters
me points of view are different 1t is only
when father and mother bring their minds to
run In coincident channels with the budding
intelects and the awakening inspirations of
boys and girls that they establish the finest
bonds OF sympathy. The tragedy lies in tenn
peramental differences or lack Of Availability
which makes it difficult Impossible for the
grown-up to put himself in the place of the
child and by so doing to win his confidence as
well as keep his respect Being akin to the
spirit Of childhood is native habit with some
aault persons. Others force themselves to 1t.
Others again find 1t beyond conscious effort,
however much they see the need of It.
1t is blessed gift TO be able to know, to ap-
preciate and to act in unison with the child
hood point of view. The sensiblities of chill
dren are keen and sharp. but they are so much
raw material to be fortified or soddened by
environment Prim parenthood proceeds
austerity. and while that may bring children
into maturing youth clear of the pitfalls of the
accommodating years, it leaves the two of them
disjointed in ympathy.-Indianapo Star.
.4.-..., The Passing Summer. sry.i ,,.e.,~>
When August comes there Is an inevitable
by. The feeling is not altogether attributable
to too close scrutiny of the calendar. There
are more potent reasons
There is the shortening of the days. which
the worker cannot fail to note. And there are
the sounds and the new smells and the
natural aspects--Mhich- au---renntely-
suggestive of autumn.
The foliage Is beginning to assume dead
ened hue. The brightness of early summer
and midsummer has vanished under the per
sstent scorching of the sun, and the verdure
is no longer lustrous. In the woods and in the
open places there are the rank, homely flow
ers which neglected by all save the most
ardent posey hunter. They possess none of the
charm of the blossoms OF spring: they must
be ranked below the flowers the earlier sum
mer The little brooks all dry or reduced
TO a mere succession OF shallow tepid pools.
SKINNED over by skeleton water spiders, and
green scum at the edges. In place
OF the smell OF summers freshness there Is the
mature fragrance of the stubble fields. And
the nights have an elusive fragrance which is
neither vernal festival nor autumnal: II Is the
characteristic odor OF August. The nights too,
are nearly always cool matter what the days
may be- which is blessed betterment Of July
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13

That weather yesterday made us think of nut
ting the old stove together again
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13
MannerisIns.

Manners Familiarity known as the plural Of
manner signify. in general. good behavior and
y susa department. In conforming to the usagss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13

yIRGINIAN PHONES:
Busfness---Madison 17ss.
DECENTRALIZATION 1879
eocie<y---Madison 1873
The herald., 1913-11-06
AMENDMENT


Or THE LOUISIANA MEADOWS CON
Ua!-cd States OF America. Stare OF Louisi
ana, Parish % Orleans, City ot New
3. il Known, that OF this. The 2s,h d,
q September. 1913. betor. ne. Arthur 3
IsDpo.d. notary public, duly CONN iss!ou.<
a1d qualified within and tor the asoresa d
t1e witnesses hereinafter named aai Gat--.
signed personally cane and appeared Ed
ward W!s1er and A 3. Graves residents
q toe city % New Orleans. herein app-zr-
secrc tarT. respectively. OF a stocEhC,ta-s'
meeting OF the Louisiana Meadows Company
4 corporation dOuiciled IN this city, organ
led ~ acr passed before J. G. EGs-Ls no
Ary public. on the eighth day OF Oc-cb-r.
1901. and under and BY virtue OF a r-so!u-
non passed az the stockholders meeting
cereInafte- mentioned. a certified copy o.
the Minutes whereof = hereto ANNEXED a.
part hereof; who declared that az zen.
e-al meeting OF the stockholders OF said So
porat!oa, he'd on this, the 10Th day o, Seq
tenOer. 1913, which has been convened to-
tnat speclAt purpose according 70 law, -.
following amendment 70 the charter OF saIi
corporation was adopted By an uuauinOu.
vote o. the holders OF al stock o. said cor
pany present OF represented At said meeting.
tO-wit:
Ar-icIe Ill OF said charter was amended
50 as 70 reai as follows, to-wit:
Article lII.-The capital stock OF hi.
SS59ss5a s.6 as5 c6S o 1Ied At four hgnd;ed
INTO four thousand $4,000 shares OF SOC
each par value. Subscriptions 70 the car-
ltal stock shall be payable in money, rezl
or. personal property TO Be received al
price approved by the directors % the CON
pany. AL OF said capital stock has been
subscribed aud the company Is authorized
70 begin business 81 once"
TIE whole as more fully appes-z hr -bs
annexed certified copy OF the minutes O,
said stockholders meeting.
A11 the said appearers having requested
theutic form, I % By these pressn+s re-
celTe said amendment n the form OF this
PUBIC act. and that said amendment nav
e P7o1alsated s1d recorded; and thus Be
psssed before said J. G.. Eustts, notary oub-
Nc. on the sth day OF October, 1907.
IHis done ana signed AZ ny oGce IN tn.
~ oI NeS orleans. on the day snd dat.
o. Z Guthorpe and VI Caplan. conoatent
Witnesses, Eho hereuuto sign thsIr nsmas
Win the said appearers and ne. notary. AZ.
Original signed Edu. wIsnsr chat.
nan; A B. Graves. secretary. witnesses
Z Gltaorpe- NJ Captain
ARrHUR B. LEOPoLD, Notary Public 1
l, the undersigned deputy recorder o.
Mortgages FOR the parish OF Orleans ID ha-s-
y certify that the foregoing act anenTi,,
ne charrer OF the Louisiana MeatoEs Com
ANY was this day duly recorded In -. /
nor sse records OF the parish OF Orleans
Z book 11Is, folio =.
Se~ Orleans, La. Sept. %. 1914
EMILE LEONARD Deputy Recorder
hereby certify that the above ana so-.-
;oing i true and correct cooy OF rha
rig n2l act Of Amendment Of "a. chs-+a- q.
ae LOUISIANA Meadows Company and a
opy OF the certificate OF u. Dcouty p.
orc'r OF Mortgages, all Of which = nov
4 record n ny sOtarI4l oace
ARTHCH B. LEoPoLD, Notary Public
CO 9 Is 3 80 nov ''-'
The herald., 1913-11-06
THE III Err AID
Rather a Tall" Yarn.

Ralph OF Coggeshall. an English alb
bot OF the thirteenth century. told =
staggering yarn: The Oxford fisher
men brought up one day in their nets
sea man who had 20 hair on his
head. but long ragged beard. Kept
IN oxford castle. he ate fish and -ea:
bo;h raw and cooked. but could no. oe
made 20 SPEAK Yet, when the fisher
men took him out one day :or swim.
though be t!ved under The nets which
they spread TO prevent his escape a-l
gr.n-et te-ls.veIy az than he followed
them back 20 land ard Cap.-v.-E. 4
last however, he Wild -aa. had 1a-
enough @: i. managed 20 -sc4l- &C.
sea and disappeared
The herald., 1913-11-06
Oo-'t Tax. .he Lawyers Seriously.

\ lawyer = = courtroom may call
q man q Lar, sCOLCd-el, villain or
thief, and 10 one makes complaint
when court ad!o--rs. II a newspaper
prints such = reflection OF = man
character" says he Hill City New
Era. there IS z libel suit or q dead
editor. This may be owing 70 ire
fact that the people believe what -
editor says. Kansas City Star.
The herald., 1913-11-06
Broken Leo Sc. ~ Concrete

4 latoreT il Columbus. O. had lis
broken leg partially reset by ;he con
crete which had been dumped OF him
from q bucket The b.oT o: The
bucket broke his leg. ard The concrete.
flowing out, made = 1rE, cast around
tie iDb The doctors who f1a..y
got 20 work OF he broken bone had
first 20 remove the concrete. and re-
porr tha; the cast lad done is work
very weu, even helping TO reset the
bone.
The herald., 1913-11-06
Fcuno That Hogs Could JUMP.

A Gea-y county Kan farmer eI!lt
e "hog-ught' fence around MS feed
lot just before he received z big ship
ueat 0: Arkansas razorbacks The
next morning the hogs were scattered
al over the County. Il vas found that
most o: them could clear the fence
with . standing Jump, although some
o: them were compelled 70 make
running imp Q: j. But al ot them
could Jump il
The herald., 1913-11-06
How Do tie Classics -elo Is,

The answer LES = one ..--.- -.C--
art TL- classics more than az
modern literature. zach - az. and
art IS Che consClOG. purpose OF nan
20 make this world more beautiful
Philip Sidney say. that he object oil:
poetry Is 70 make this IOo--ucl loved
world more lovely. I should extend
his definition little further and say
that the object OF art IS 20 make this
world more lovely. more loyable. and
more loved-He1-y .. Sedgxick, u
the Atlantic.
The herald., 1913-11-06
What He Would Dc.

a young lady visiting her relations
on a farm went out in the yard 20
watch her young cousin play With
chicken Watching him for some
time she asked him: Willie. II that
Chicken were 10 lay an egg what
would you do with it," He looked Up
surprised. then said: oh, I'd sell il
TO a museum. That chickens a roost-
err"
The herald., 1913-11-06

CHARTER
- III rms. AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
I4t II oF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF Or.

LEANS. CITY OF NEW 0PTrAVS
Be L known. that Oh This oei-I Ia - - -
ITIoh,A OF September, IN the wear ~ -
L'-d one thousand nine hund-sI ana nj
80, O@iore Ne. Pierre T. OIIvia- a -o.a--
pIoAe. II and for the parish OF 0-rsa1s
80" d LOUISIANA. therein rnsffi1- s-5 -
ne presence OF the witnesses 5e-af-,r -. =,
named and Undersigned perso1sIrv Ca- 49, -
appeared the undersigned parties VIZ -,
E.a.ed unto ne, notary that tbeT ~ 49,
~ lor-a themselves into a coru.1-s-fS1 - q.
.Lrn OF nlnety-nins years from This ds-a -
ne OBJECTS and purposes. aud un5e- =.
~ Tons hereinafter set forth
ARTICLE The name and ritra 81 -Lf,
corporatt0l shall be the BURNS AT-TONfO,
BILE EXCHANGE" the domicila vrSa-aoI
7lal. Dc IN the city Of New Orleans. STATE ~
ARTICLE IL-Au citation or o.Hs- ra,g1
process salal - served on the president ana
II nls absence on the secreta rv-r-aa sr--a~
ARTICLE III.-The objects and rv-nosss
q Vnls corporation shall b. 20 aFa IN
!ne general automobile business in an -
oranches; buying and selling used cars nm
nIns ana repairing same: acting as genera
agents for automobile supplies artures ava
accessories: establishment OF agancias
throughout the southern states and In cen
eral 70 do any aud all acts not couai~TIrz
WITH the objects and purposes herein bsso-s
expressed or TO engage in any and all bust-
The herald., 1913-11-06
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER

=
OF "yIDENT MOUTH HYGIENE co"
United STATES OF AMERICA STATE
o. LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW Or
Be Il known. that OF this tEeaty.ss,sut,
day OF the mouth Of September, In tie yesr
one thousand, nine hundred aud thirteen
1-=fore ne, Alfred .. Dauziser. a notary pal
.ic. duly commissioned and sworn 10 and
for lie parish OF Orleans sud city 81 W..
orleans, therein residing, personally appear
81 Doctocs Jules J. SarraZin and Jacob A
German both Of this city
Herein acting as president and secretary.
reSpscIiVeiy. Of the ~VIDEST MOUTH ny
GENE co, a corporation o-zaa!Eed m a.
the laws OF this state. by an act assed :,
this ONCE on August IS. 1918. RECORDED !,
the mortgage 9tce. book 11I9. folio Is.
meeting OF the stockholders OF ssf1 ro-n.
paay, held on u. 18th inst-th. t.n S.ys'
sotice required BY A-ticl. VII OF th. chsr
ger y said company having been waived
OF the charter OF this COMPANY - sn.nd.S
oy Increasing the number OF N. boa-d e.
directors from five 10 six stockholders.
Wherefore, the said appAarers declared
nat, pursuant 70 the said resolution and 70
TIE bylaws OF this company. "a. said A..
-icle OF the charter Il hereby amended e.
az 70 hereafter read siI stockhoIiar< Il,
stead OF Eve 70 compose the board Of ~!
, Thus done and passed In nv oncs On ~.
tag, month and year. first above written 4.
the presence OF Frank 3. Twomev ana II.
'epn l. weiss. competent witnesses who
ave signed with the sppearers and ne. ID.
notary, after reading the whole.
tOrigina! signed Jules J. Sar-szIn
Pres J. A Goruan. S4cty. =. g TEH
nsy, J L Weiss
A D. DASzrGEz, Not. Pub
!. the Undersigned. recorder O, rno--vsys.
. and 20 the parish OF Orleans. 40 bs-sh1
ertlfy that the above and foregoing act q.
inendnsnt to the charter OF the syIdent
tolta Hygiene Co" was this day duly 20
orded Ia ny of5ee in book IIie. folio liz
New Orleans. September 81, 1919
,tSlgned) EMILE J. LEONARD, d.. r n
true copy from the original act.
A D. DASrrGER, Not. P.b
204 Csrondelet st, New C-Is.n,
oct 10 q 80 new 8
The herald., 1913-11-06
aesses not in direct conflict o. i,cor.,.-.,.

nesses not in direct conflict or inconsistent
Win these objects and purposes
ARTICLE Iy.-The capital stock o, his
2IIporal.S9 i hereby dKed az ten thousand
deed shares Of Fifty dollars 1850 O0I ss-5
payable II cash or It's equivalent ar rba Efs'
csetlon o. the board OF directors. ana thfs
.yy.pos4ti2n sa4Il begin business as soon a.
scrl1ed 20 its capital stock
NJ Il-E E.-The Affairs OF this como
-atton shan Be managed BY a board 0: firec.
elected annually By ballot on ~ $500 -
tuesday IN January, or as soon tba-as s-s-
q possible. Each share % stock shaTI ra-s
- ~ Eo's "a a stockholders meeting. cast ia
As soon as the Board Of directors Is s,a,t.
~ -Iey sha.t Immediately select from their
-IHL'-r president aud 3 secrntarv---sss-
80 ysAce until their successors have bean
ARTICLE VINO s-ockholder shah ever
Le-d L!ao.e Tor any contracts or faults %
MS corporation in any further sum than
tae unpaid balance due on his shares
ARTICLE vII-Bsfore auy s+SSkbo,+,-
sHa- sell or otherwise dispose OF bis stock
- sha- Dc dEst offered % the board 0. i!-eC,
soEShclder IN writing and each stockhoiIa-
sL4- nave thirty days II which 70 ac~a1-
a ~ purchase the said stock az It's hoaE
ECi5s--s.I PIoI2elton 70 the amount OF his
ARIICI- VIII.-This charter nav h
amended Or this corporation nav - dis-
soL.ed o. three-fourths vote OF the stock
days notice IN writing mailed 20 SrSCkboIi-
e.. ana II case OF dissolution the hoa-f az
directors SHAH act as liqlidators.
Thus done and passed at nv Office in this
~ H.. On ne day, month and year herein
fs?oth, Jr., and George SchmItr. coruatent
witnesses, who hereunto sign their names
toEetner with the said appearers and ne
oolary. after due reading Of the whole
'The original q signed ". T Bgrns 40
snares "n- b Byrnes, ia. so shares
he.sn AcGrath- l share. Witnesses q
The herald., 1913-11-06
CHARTER
OF GILBERT BUNG.

U EILBERT BUNGALOW COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OR Or
LEANS. CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
r = known. that on this. the eight day
= t1s month % October. N the year OF Our
Lord nineteen hundred and thirteen. before
Es, Edward Peter Cousin. a notary public
duiT co-utstcned and qualified n and FOR
the parish and state Aforesaid. therein re-
sidiLc and IN The presence OF witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned. GER
sonally came and appeared the several per-
sons whose names are hsreuuto subscribed.
and who ssveral.y declared that. avslIIng
themselves OF the provisions OF the laws OF
the State OF Louisiana relative 70 the for
nation OF corporations, and more particu-
ariy Of Act No. IS OF 1904. they have
and agreed. ana do BY Ties.
presents. covenant and agree and bind them
elves as well as such other persons as nav
hereinafter become associated with them TO
The herald., 1913-11-06
picWinu at NIGHT

New South Wales has adopted the
California idea OF blowing at night.
For this purpose two powerful acety-
lene headlights ara attached TO the
traction engine which draws the plows
and the ground is so we'll and bril-
liantly lighted that the operator can
work over the field quite as well as
By daylight.
The herald., 1913-11-06
Schm.rc, A. 3. Boot. j.
PrEzRE . OLIVIER,

PIERRE 2. OLIVIER.
.- NJr--g pE5lc
= l.. ne under signed. recorder % -3--gaEes.
80 IpE tle parish % Orleans STATE q
- ,dla. 20 hereby certify -ra- --a above
u-L toreSolnZ act ~ t-cO-pJ-a-l5r Of the
9S-,us AltoEob!,s EIc1aa-5 vas AIS day
80 Is,,oeded n nv Office IL So5k iIis,
View Orleans, Ocroi-- a1F 1913.
So, signed EMILE LznNAzo,
o-a.l Dy e
eectify the above aut s--a-a!-S 70 - 4
anI 4 record in nv g.
"" orleans. Ia. O--11e- -G-- 1913
PIERRE = p-s-TEa.
nov 13 % - dec Al -'''
The herald., 1913-11-06
Mater Eror In-errr.url

Southern Belgium i likely 70 Sc
cure a great water supply from an
underground lake which was discover
ed a short time ago At present /.
is dependent on ra.n-water.
The herald., 1913-11-06
TonlleTMister.

Try this on your vocal organ. Say
II over several times and say it fast:
A rat ran over the roof with a lump
OF raw liver in his mouth"
The herald., 1913-11-06
BIT Some Of Ther Dart

A self-made man oughs TO have TOO
much sense to boast about it in the
presence OF his vite.-Toledo Blade,
The herald., 1913-11-06
SCHEDULE

LEAVE GRETNA-5 so, s 80. : lie. Sc,
80. $40, 9 so. 10 80, II 10,
II so a N: - 80. 10. so, 80,
3:lO 3 so. 80. 10. 5 so, s 80,
10. so, 80, Q 10, 9 so. ls sc,
IL 10. II so p n
Pass Hsrrey's Canal minutes after leAv-
Reach Aussvlus Is nIl1tes after Leaving
Gretna.
LEAVE AMEsvILLE-s :O5. as. I IS,
.O5. s:45. Pas. 10 :o5. 10 :t5,
II IS a n; II :O5, u AS, -,
.O5, as, 3 IS, { .O5. AS, 5 %,
-O5, 5 as. 7 IS. sos. s AS. 9 20,
1905, IO:45, II :25 2. N; IL :o5
q. N
Pass Haryey's Canal nIaures sf.r lesv-
ing AmeSvilie
Reach Gretpa - minutes afcer leaving
AneSvills-
Last Car leaves GretnA Tor AnesvnEe
IL so p N.
last Car leaves AnssEIlie Tor Grefo2
- :05 a N
The herald., 1913-11-06
ACT OF INCORPORATION OF LOUISIANA
TIMBER COMPANY.

SLATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF Or.
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Be II known, That. on this rEa 91-S a.,
OF tae month Of October. IN the year Of OR
cru- one Thousand Nine Kindred ana
In!cteen and % the Independence OF rLa
tni'ed states OF America, the one hundred
and thirty before ne Charles g
FlAIchi1zar, notary public. duly cOmris.
Sloned and qualified II and FOR the CIV
Parish and State aforesaid. therein rssiif1z
20 IA me presence Of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned. ne-sn1siiv
came and appeared the several us-so1s
whose names are heTeunto subscribed who
declare that, availing themselves OF the mo-
VISIONS 81 the laws OF this State relative
70 the formation and organira ton Of coroor.
ATOMS. tney save cove1anted and azreed
and do. By these presents, covenant, agree
The herald., 1913-11-06

FREE sTOPovEss ALLOWED AT NEW
ORLEANS on ALL RAILROAD ASp
STEAMSHIP TICKETS AFFOEDISG
TOURISTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
THE CITY.
The herald., 1913-11-06
ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE BETWEEN
GRETNA. aARyEyS CANAL AND
AMESvILI.E

Leaves Gretna Jackson Arsa1e Ferry
landing, along COperutrus Avenue, passing
Texas and Psctic and Southern Pacidr Dc
pots 20 Fourth Street, thence along Fourth
Street 20 Public Road, crossing Harvey
Canal 20 Auesvtl.e.
Returrlug over sane route, meeting the
Alzie-s Railway cars and Jackson Avenue
Ferry at GTstr2.
The herald., 1913-11-06

0-EIAs- = LEILH NIER
= l. ne undersigned. recorder OF r1o-r-syss
a and for the Parish OF Orleans So -
Louisiana, hereby certify that +ha a 80. %
1T2,reZoIng act OF ineorpo ration Of Iouisia-s
4! lnoer .onpany vas this day dIIy 200 -
n ~ once, IN Book 1lI9. fol.
Signed r,Iryr -, 81
True Copy: I'D - l.
CHAs. F. FLETCHTSTEs
Oc- 40 H,v al % - S0tGry Public
The herald., 1913-11-06
PACIFIC AVE. BELT CAR

From cana. Street Ferry. ~ Il. hsl-,
20 minutes aCG a. minutes s'-eE Il. hour.
Newton a-1 Teg-s SIS minutes. )
ut-4tzs aud q minutes asre- tie hour.
EILira ant Newton SIS, ) 1ins-ss, .
minutes aud - minutes a:-A- TIE hour.
From Car Barn. g minutes, % minutes
aut a. minutes after the hour.
The herald., 1913-11-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
(Cnion Stltion-D

(Uaien statien-l
s:45an Tens Local. for Hsus-
ton a1d all stations inferno
iI.sos- M. sunset Express, for
Houston. Austin. Forr Worth.
Dallas and other north Tex
as points .............. As .. n.
ii:3oa N Sunset Express Zoe san
Antonio, Mexico. e Psso.
Arizona aud California 90. 6:45 D a.
3 :O5 pm. Lafayette Local, Zoe Ia
tayetts and all stations 10
terDeIl4te II 40 a q
9 80 D. n. exas Limited. for Hous-
ton. Galveston Austin, WacO.
Fort worth. Dallas and othec
north Texas points ...... 8 &c 4 =
IL 40 0. a. Sunset Mall. for Hous-
ton. Galveston. Waco, Fort
Worth, Dallas and other north
Texas points ......... Z AS q u
II AS .. n. Sunset Mail. for San
Antonio, Mexico, e Paso,
Arizona and California. AS q ..
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
8 IS am. Texas Express. . 20 .. u
~ 80 noon .TeEas-Colc.sdo Lin. 9 IS a n
AS .. n. Iocras Local III 80 a n
FRISCO LIMBS
CFrsa Terminal SatisaD
II AS .. ~. Houston i rs p L.
LOUISIANA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
New Orleans, Texas and Mckee T. 4 Les-
sees.D
(satton, St Claude and Dlysian Fieids) |
To Shell Beach and Polnte q h Hache.
Shell Beach Only.
~. New Dries ns...... -0S An 4 80 -
Ar. Shell Beach. rs an IS Pm
Ar. Psydras .......-. s4san 5:1epn
The herald., 1913-11-06
Railroad Schedules.

HEr oe-EASs. SOUTHERN AND GRAND