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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Probe Failure
to Mug Becker

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-The Rogues'
Gallery, in which there has been said
to have been fayor.tism shown, will
be probed by the aldermanic COM
mittee which is investigating police
conditions this week.
In the face of a rule that provides
for the Rogues' Gallery picture and
Bertillon measurement of every per
son convicted of crime in this juris-
diction, it has been reported to the
committee that neither the photo
graph nor the description of Charles
Becker, the former police lieutenant,
who was convicted of the murder of
Herman Rosenthal. are in the files of
the police department..
Charles II. Hyde, former city
chamberlain. and William ]. Cum
minis and Joseph B. Reichman, found
guilty of crime in connection with
high" financiering, are also not in
the gallery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29

duced win be three parallel lines Of
fiery festoons along the route of the
parade. There also win be lighting
effects on the Washington monument,
the Capitol and other public build
ings.
The decora lions committee today
called upon the custodians of the
government buildings and the citizens
of the District of Columbia to use
mainly white and green in decorating
the city. These are Washington's
civic colors. Both the lights and
decorations win be in use March 3
to g. inclusive. the committee having
decided to have the inauguration
festivities extend over those four
days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
COMPOSER, DISCOURAGED,
DEAD AT SHAFT BOTTOM

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Burgess
Dickinson. rs, student and COM
poser of music. and brother of How
ard Carter Dickinson, an assistant
district attorney. fell or jumped from
the sixth floor of the Benedick apart
ments, at so Washington Square east,
last night, and was killed.
Howard Dickinson said last night
that his brother, who was graduated
from the Yale Sheffield Scientific
school in 1907, was devoted student
Of music, but was inclined to be
melancholy at times over what he re-
garded as his lack of progress in the
art. His friends say, however, that
he showed great promise and orlgi-
nality,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
PUTS EGGS BY RADIATOR;
81 CHICKS ARE MATCHED

BOUND BROOK. n. J.. Jan. o.
Henry Ahrens, a grocer. of South
Bound Brook, N. j., piled twelve
cases of fresh eggs, received Jam
uary 6, close to a steam radiator
so that they would not freeze.
The eggs went fast for while,
and only two cases remained, the
one next to the radiator and its
mate alongside.
Ahrens opened the case nearest to
the steam heater yesterday and
found thirty-two little chicks half
out of their shells. The rest of the
twelve dozen eggs In the case did
not hatch.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
A DEARTH OF TEACHERS

CAMDEN. N. j., Jan. 29.-Because
the size of the normal training class
is so small as to be totally made
quate to meet the needs of the schools
for the next school year. Superintend-
ent Bryan yesterday was instructed
to secure the necessary teachers, un-
der the direction of the teachers
committee of the Board of Education.
In this connection the members of the
second-year class of the Normal
Training School will be given di-
plomas.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
WILSON TURNS DOWN
PETITION FOR PARDON

TRENTON, \. j., Jan. ga dozen
Philadelphia Italians called on Gov
ernor Wilson in an effort TO get the
executive to procure a parole for
Feliee Reale. an editor and former
Philadelphian, serving a term of
eighteen months in the Mercer county
workhouse.
Reale was convicted by the Federal
Court on a charge of printing articles
defamatory to women in his Trenton
publication He was fined $500. Then
he was convicted by the Mercer court
for shooting a man and was sentenced
to eighteen months. The Governor
gave the delegation no hope.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
ROCKEFELLER GIFT OF
100000 TO BAPTlSTS

NEW YORK, Jan. ga gift of
100000 from John d. Rockefeller to
the American Baptist Home Mission
Society is announced today condi-
tional as part Of s3,OO0,OOO mission
airy campaign. More than half of the
$3,000000 was raised last year
Mr.. Rockefeller's gift will be as
sured If by April 1st Baptist churches
and individuals have given $25O,o00
more than they gave up to the same
date last year,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
COASTS CHILD THEATRE

LOS ANGELES. Jan. PA chill
dren's theatre is to be built i'm
mediately here.
Children are to be taught to act.
to make their own scenery, stage
their own plays and be responsible
for all the stage technic. They will
receive salaries for their work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY

Antonio Pompello, who was to have
been tried today for carrying a con-
cealed weapon on November "a last,
changed his mind after reaching
Judge Harry B. Osborne's courtroom,
and on the advice of his counsel, j.
Victor D'Aloia, pleaded guilty. He
was remanded to Jail for sentence
next Monday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
SUFFRAGE TURNED DOWN

ST. PAUL, Jan. 29-By a vote of
SO to 80 the Minnesota Senate yester-
day rejected the bin proposing a con-
stitutional amendment giving women
the right to vote.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Schnorr. a piano tuner was arrest
ed some two months ago for beating
his wife with whips. Ne admitted
that he had been beating her al in
tcrvRls for several years but gave as
q defense that she beat him also and
consented Co his punishment
Manuel Acunio drew one Of the
prize packages from the court today.
Manuel received from three and "a
half Gears la the penitcniiary FOR as-
half to four ana "a hall years lu the
pcnitcntiary for assault with intent ga
rob. ACunio attempted go hold up
Maharam's store one ntcutddy night
several weeks ago.
Alossandro Matteuccl. indicted for
operating hawdy house within 700
feet of "a church. war fined f25 scn-
tenco being suspended
Juan Macias and Pauline Morales.
receiving stolen property and assault
with "A deadly weapon. received from
three TO four years in the pcuitcutlary
for each offensC sentences Go run
concurrcntly
preclliano Muniz found guilty of
the larceny ot "a horse. was not sem
fenced today 4 motion for "a new
trial is pending
The prisoners sentenced 10 tho pen
itcntiury today VIII bee taken 10 SANTA
Pc tomorrow.
In 10 number of eases today before
passing sentence Judge BHynoldf
called upon Chicf OF Police Thouut
McMillin for a recommendation, IN
cases where the circumstances iusti-
tod the police chief recommended
clcmcncy.
Most of the men arraigned before
fhc court today are young men
fudge iiaynulds inNariahlN asked
them their age, occupation. and the
extent of their education The court
whom he extended clcmonct of IA,
fate that awaited them VI they failed
tu reform
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
SCHNORR GETS Off
WITH A YEAR;
SUSPENDED
Promises to Never Again Pun
ish, Wife; Manuel AouniO
Is Sentenced to Serve 81 to
A Years in Penitentiary.

Cicm,ucy WAS extended by Judge
Ba nolds boo the district court today
in passing sentence on prisoners who
bad pleaded guilty or had been con-
ylrtod during the recent term of court.
g. r. Austen. the first man up for
sentence. got Two years 800 the pcniten-
tHfy for uttering "a worthless check,
sentence being suspended. He had
been In iuil since March N last and
Dad pleaded outlay &c
Manuel Baca. VINO pleaded guilty on
March 3p. 90 the larceny ot 90 goat
skins Ues sentenced 90 serve Two
months m iail sentence being sua-
pended
~ 81. Hintzcr Who had pleaded
suiIts tu lorsetA. received from two
20 tFo and half years IN the peniten-
tlnry
r. q House. forgery ana uuering
lorptd checks. sentenced 90 serve Two
years 200 the penitcntinry sentence 90
ht suspended durinR good behavior.
IHtk Grpasman, uhezzlcmcnt. Was
sentenced to sorVc a year in the pens .
Tertiary sentence suspended. He lad
pleaded guilty.
Thomas preston. for receiving aud
ccnrcaliug stolen goods fro % one ana
d half to two and hair ears in the
itcnuary Preston hal pleaded
guilty.
MIramou Lucero, convicted uf the
larceny of "a horse. from Two 90 three
Neafs in tho penitenuafy
Edward A. Schnorr. fHsaulting hls
wife one wear in the peniteniiary,
sDnteuc. fnspended during good be-
hHFior when arranged for senience
eehunrr told the court that ue didn't
leeI that he had committed any
wrong or ans sin in Furnishing his
wife. that u had been customary for
thom to punish" each other Schnorr
promised the court 10 would never
neain whip his wife. The court prom
ised that " schnntr punished nis
uife neain. he would go 90 the peni-
Tertiary without further preliminary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
DETECTIVES STAND
INSPECTION or
CROOKS AND
CONWCTS
San Francisco Officers Put
Through Ordeal in Effort
to Identify Alleged Plain
Clothes Grafters.
PRISONERS TO POINT
OUT MEN THEY ACCUSE

iSy 4lca~c,i Wire 10 asVensrR Herald.
san Francisco. April 9a.--Ail Of
the detectives who have been assigned
ln the Latin quarter and 8srbaIN
Coast district during fhe past two
years viii line up in the central pn-
Acc station to-day for the iusrrctslu
- the nine convicted bunco men who
wfrt members ~ the gang ~ ,Iu'sks
new maRine the sCus4ii0hei chHrocs
fhAi eight members ~ the police &c
pa 'ment operated m cpliusnsn with
tEfm. When the slcuths pass today
BEFORE the bunce men. SIX lf VII nm
nnW are cousitts serving fia.r in Fpi-
som and San Quentin penittntlaries,
the prisoners viii be- given an op-
Doriunliy 90 point out the men
against whom they make the accuse
lions The investigators conducting
he Inquiry learned today that George
NOipi. convict a. san Quentin. has
made afndayit that Emilis Chiesi. q
crime for which he was sent % prison
for eight wears
Chlcf % Police White has assigned
detective ~ act a. body guard fpi
Mrs Michael Gallo, wife of one OF
the convicted men who WIS brought
over from san 9Ncntin 40 testify az
the grand Jury hearing 10 this city
Chief White was Informed today tina
the woman had been followed Go hel
hofuc by an unknown man oftel
leaving the hall 81 justice. where sh'
testified yesterday Friends ~ tn
woman. fearing violence. requested
that an armed man be sent here,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
CARDUl WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After. Operation Failed 10 Help.
Cafdul Worked Like q Charm.

Jonesvliie. 8. CT suffered with
Womanly trouble" writes Mrs. J. s.
Kendrick. I'm q letter from this place.
-and Al times. I could not bear 10 stand
on my feet. Tho doctor said would
neyer be any better, and that would
have 70 have an operation. or would
have a cancer
went 10 the hospital. and they opcr.
Atod on me. but got no better They
said medicines would do me no good.
and thought would have 10 die.
AZ last tried Cardui and began 10
Improve. 50 continued using II. Now,
am well, and can do my own work
! don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like a charm"
There must be merit IN this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy. for women
Cardui--for II has been IN successful
use for more than 30 years, for the
treatment Of womaniy weakness and
disease.
Please Try n. for your troubles.
Rn Writ To- Lsolss' Asylsory Dspt, Chats.
eoa9a Aedlrins Co, Chauanooga. lena iof special
IllslfHciiOHs ana bl-page bpoh Home ifftimeRi
m NeAss. seal - ritu sfaprsi' 90 fteessL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
PERSONALS.

judge Frank W Parker of The
Sew Mexico supreme court is in AZ
huuucrque today.
i T.. clark was in Albuquerque
Yesterday from santH Fe.
3. a. Toulouse returned today from
q brief business visit in Sanu -.
The llfold-spitz company hlcd suit
in the district ruurt today asking
Judgment against J - ana Marcos T.
chavez. ol rio Arrlba ruuntNt ipi
$500. alleged 90 bee due ON """""'"i
Judgment for gaIh.tl rpr the
plaintiff was rendered hy Judge Ray
nolds in tho district court today ia
The case nf q - Emmons versus
Louis W. galles and Lizzie " GALES.
marriage license WIS issued too
daY 10 Edward Sniepp ~, ana
GLADYS schultz 90. both of Aihuquer-
que. tucy schultz signed the minor
release for the hride+t0-be.
Manager sherman VI the Crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
REAL PANAMAS At
PRICES THAT ARE
WAY DOWN
Golden Rule Store to Offer
Saturday More Than 800
Mems Hats, Direct from the
Importers.

its here She opportunity that a
host Of Albuquerque men have been
awaiting for years. chance 10 buy
Ia high grade and absolutely genuine
Panama hat at q reasonable price.
Through thr energy and enterprise ~
lhe Golden ifur prg Goods company
there have been brought 90 this city
direct from tho importers. what b. de-
cltrfd 90 hr she largest and most
elaborate linr uf iaunmas ever shown
in Albuquerque, and the entire COM
Fignmeni- moro than 500 hats--.is 10
b. placed on sale Saturday "a prices
that VIII astonish those who can ap-
preclato values in hats az this class.
The genuineness of these hats is
absolutely Guaranteed Moreover,
they came directly from the west
coast of South America the only place
ln the world where North-While Pam
amas are ahiainable. The bats are
woven by the Indians Nho h9e in the
interior mountainous country ana
brought in 10 trade Ht the dep0is cft
tabilshed alnng the coast Here they
are prepared ANA packed Tor shlp-
ment The finished hets being carried
hy roasting vessels 10 Panama, there
rs d. Transferred hy rniir 4 to Coo
Ion and thence hy steamer 20 thif
country
The hats 10 De offered by the col-
den Rule cofhr Boa every size and ln
every desirable shape More than hfs
~ feet ~ window space n being re-
served al the Golden kule for their
display and. because ~ their unusual
and the low price
lnarka fhe3, are sure 40 attract q lot
IN attention. a Should be rcmtIn.
hered. however. that not has VIII
"a ppsd paln saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
A NEW ICE CREAM
FACTORY HERE
Strictly Modern and Sanitary
Plant Installed By Powell
Drug Co, Fancy Orders a
Speciality.

The particular people of Albuuucr-
que, those who insist that the deliva-
cics they buy shall be- just right. viii
ho Interested va the announcement
mat the Powell Drug company has
mttallcd, in connection with Us candy
ttcturN "a thoroughly modern Ice
cream manufacturing plant
A. is the vase with AN Powell proc
ducts, the Toe cream that comes from
inc new Powell plant b. absolutely
Perfect Moreover n is made under
the most sanitary conditions aud con-
tpins only The purest of ingredients.
a speciality b. being made of brick
icc cream and thr promptest Kind
of delivery is made Gn phone orders.
For sprrial occasions, the Powell fac
tory b. prepared "a produce All man
Eer nf fancy creams and ices on short
notice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
REHABILITATION OF
FLOOD STRICKEN
DAYTON PROVES
COSTLY TASK
Army Engineer Reports City
Spending Eighty Thousand
Dollars Weekly Cleaning
Streets of Debris.
PEOPLE UNDAUNTED BY
LOSS OF PROPERTY
tBy Ieascd wire TO Evening Herald. !

Washington April 30 Major r. T..
Rhoads. military aide to President
Wilson. Win report 20 Secretary Gar
rison TODAY concerning conditions in
the Hood district OF ohio, Major
Rhouds, who has been 30 charge %
sanitation IN the Inundated territory
returned yesterday from Dayton,
where the nigh waters worked prob
ably the greatest havoc.
The CLEANING up of the eity IFS
costing $50. 900 "a week." he said tu-
day "bnt the people have regRincd
their spirits and the air 81 hustle and
industry b. infections. stores and
factories are reoprniug ana recon
structi0u work BE- wen under way.
General W. ~ Rixby chief of the
army engineers, has advised mem
hrra ct congress whose districts we're
iiood-swepi that "a board Of engi-
urers has been named Go consider
measures 90 prevent repetition ~
the DISASTER 80 has asked the rop-
fesentHiiFes 60 advise their people su
that conferences may be- arranged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
ShAGIEEs MAY
lBI MILITANT
METHODS IN
AEM YORK
BIAS. PANKHURsT GIVEN
EXTENSION Of FREEDOM


Kn9 Neaep1 Wire @ EsrnlnG mnpnIal
feaaen. Apfn ~ rhe Antipainits
~ alrt -. ~ q. Belmont and Ans.
Carrie Chapman Gait VI Kew York.
fn teHHta Us Olt NnIif4Htlla tHulna iNu
NAYS eFlurrtiE teen ufrrcumar eitior
Ihtif t4st Atre. Tor il Il announced
thar tlit metner Of the Duchess 81
4Iaflboruutf ana the pfesIaers ~ tire
International f.eHEue ~ Women Huf-
fsaNNiF are ~ nrrear on tho same
NIaf5titl frnlkh4 81 4 Intt'InE ~ tne
Wo9fhN Hocial ane Pofifita union.
fHt WiilItnn4 tuffFatettt o1eaniaAiiun.
A II rxprcsrN thet liis American No
4ue4 VII eHpFcfs their sieNH. Mfs.
HtInnnf who ~ etafinr "a 4 hotel
So l.an&@n aaNn the following state-
naetIt lp lht Associated Press to-day
~ nReAn fasf what aay ahen /
d&oIaFo lhe4 II N8W York fails 90
nu4ke We shall lnigodoce militant
lnetnpds q IRE type used u Eng-
AZ aiSa meant what said before
it0finE Amefita shout apending NO
snoufy 81 EnEfNpd Bui / waa Gotta
pcllrd 10 nas AZ This hotel because 4
found spring tleanlnE under way u
my Iaht4IpIs home
Nrn nalmbnt and Mrs. Gait have
stacned sutn a complete HTfeemrut
thRt they win travel together in me
same rarflaae A. tpnlahtH meeiin8 81
IIter a1tl - accom- panied BY the
Estsstsa ~ marlborough
Tfp feieaae on license 81 airs. Elm
mutlnt Pnnkhurst the suffraeette
i4RAen nEn to-day extended FOR week
~ the result or i visit 90 her hy She
Nh4trnoq a. Holloway jail and All
tfiiclai avcios
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
SUICIDE ON COLORADO
MOUNTAIN IDENTIFIED

IDS bNhHrU VIC % fltFhtHE UTfH'UsI
Denver Cplo.. April 1s.--The man
~ ho committed suicide on Lookout
mountain. near Golden. colo. ana
whose body WAS found By pickniekerE
sunday. nas identified today as W G..
Cook. aEeni FOR an insurance COM
phny. with headquarters Va Denter.
Aheut three weeks ago rOnk sent Ia
his rapeTA attn notification 90 the
General agent ~ the company that he
Wouiu not hear from him again.
Following d port noftem exanina-
flnn. phvairions reported that thprr
Nefe lndicafnns that Cook had been
addicted - thc use 81 arues.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
TERMS AND
HEAVY FINES FOR
FRAUDULENT
PROMOTERS
Philadelphia Judge Denies a
New Trial to Men Convicted
Of Using Mails to Secure
Victims for Bunco Scheme.
JUROR IN CASE MADE
TARGET FOR LOVE GLANCE

liiy Leased Wire a. Evening rTeraid.
Philadelphia. April 80 Judge W.T.
met IN the United States court today
refused a new trial 10 the convicted
promoters and officers 81 the Inter
national Lumbcf a Development
company. ana Immediately supposed
sentence upon the five men. John n.
Markies ana Isaiah Miller Of CHI
ch&o, prcmottrH of the colnpnnf,
were fined sio.oe0' each and aru-
tcnccd 20 iiftecn months imprlson-
ment, William ~ Arfnstrong. Jr.
Philadelphia. former business man
arer Of the concern. and Charles r..
A1c1fahon, Philadciphin. sccrctarN
and treasurer. we're fined a2.euo each
and given two wears IN prison
Colonel Alfred Il. stewart Of Mason
city, Ia. a director was fined $1,000
and given enc years Imprisonment.
These men were Interested I'm prop
crty IN Mexico and used the mails
and newspaper advertisements % seil
stock. The government charged that
the scheme was fraudulent and mat
neafly 10000. goo was realized IS the
promoters Some ~ this money was
returned 20 stockholders IN the form
~ uncnrncd dividends
During his argument for new
trial today FORMER Senator Mason 81
Illinois. tor the defense, said that the
daughter " postal Inspector ana
tho wife ~ one OF the jurors were
friendly and SAT soncihcr In the court
room during ths entire trial. which,
lasted four weeks
Judge wilmer interrupted M Ma
son and with much emphasis ssdd.
Now look az the other side. ] have
positive Information that a person IN
terested in the defense made love 60
9 Juror and also have information
that lawyer not directly Interested,
buf having some interest IN the re-
suit. tried repeatedly TO improperly
influence the jury" Nh names were
mentioned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
T0DAY's GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

chicago. :; Cincinnati. >,
At Chicago E. n b.
cincinnati ,.............,
Chlcugo .......... .......
Batteries. Bcnton. Fromme ald
Clarke. cheney and Archer
New Work. q; Iirookiyn. -,
~ Brooklyn g. ~ r..
New York ..........t.....
brooklyn ................. %
batteries -Muthcwsun aud MArs.
liucker Stack ana Miller CThtrtrrn
inningsl.
Bostou Philadelphia postponed;
rain.
10:
lu the new nickel
10. tho poor Indian thereon
To- the other do the buffalo.
10. now th, word, Liberty
10. how the two los Cummpmut-
ate Liberty
The Liberty Ina Whose name how
many CRIMES are committed
FOR lo, both 10 and buffalo ar"
had low.
Pclng agreeable.
i,ushrtl.
"NhS dld you break into The nous"
in thr middle ~ the day asked lhr
magistrate.
"Woll.' said the accused, ~ had sew
orul others to cover that evening '.-
London Evening standard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
BOsTOn WILLING TO
PAY HIGH FOR
HAL CHASE
Offers 70 Give -Four Players
for New York Americans
Famous First Baseman.

ny LEASED Wire % Evening Herald. I
New York April "a President
1IcAleer in Boston some time today
will decide nhether Hal Chase. the
famous first b,lselnan for the New
York Americane. VIII 90 with New
Yofk or 81 10 Boston.
TNo other clubs. II WAS said today.
HAYS been anxious 10 get Chase, but
IL il understood Manager Chance
wants -four players fer his star. and
the nrstou club y prepared 20 offer
them
Manager Sfahl hus been unable %
.plas firsl base and wants Chase as
quickly as possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
no Cure a CoId In One nay

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money II
" fails To- cure. ". W. GROVES sis
nature on each box. 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

and Pastimc theatcrs today wired in
structions To the American. Talking
Picture company regarding the in-
stallntion OF the new Edison <ineto-
phone In the crystal theater, replying
to "a wire of inquiry from ne com
pauy Tho machine is to bee shipped
hy express " rrw days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

MarshalltoWn. ga. april 60 Frank
Gotch, of humboldt. Iowa, champion
wrestler underwent an operation ln
"a hospital here today for the removal
of e growth of the turhinatc buuts
in his nose. said 60 bee. the result of
AN accident several wears ago. only
today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
WEALTHY WITNESS
IN WHITE SLAVE
CASE BEFORE
GRAND JURY
RUM0RED HE May BE
MADE A DEFENDANT


lIiy frased Wire 10 t.sonipE Herald
Los AnNeles April sa.--titofWe II.
ifIxbs the nilIlbneire hnned ~ con-
nection with the white slavery dcygl-
opmenta here. did nor bccome the
sfaf witness before the county grand
Jury TODAY. he waa called - a wit-
nfss hn ~ remained IN the grand
tufy frnn tNi1 twelve ininNtes
The iatl tiAf EikDt remained In
ihe room & SHIRT time led 60 the sup.
position that be- had nos tcsiihed az
all ht slftue 81 the privilege con-
feffee by ghe penal code which pros
to testify without hs'as given inn
uunity