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II B. JONES, Receiver
Int irrational Bank Of Ccmmrtr
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Irn,ncari News O52ga-Ol2O2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Iuruncari News O52o9-Ol2O3l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior L. :. Land
Omrr - Tucumcari. New Mexico
August !. 1913
Notice - hereby given that Felix
Folks. If Revuelto. y. NJ, who on Sept
4. 1900. made II + Ser No o52aa, No,
'uISo. for LWit SE,t Sec IS. VIZ Ne
O., and SEA NEi, Sec %. and on July
q. 1909 made Additional Entry. No.
ol2O3l for f.. SwT SFh Nwh and
SW1i NEtt Sec Is, all in Twp ION,
Rug 32E. y VI = Meridian has filed
notice Of intention 10 make Five Year
Addl. Three Year Original Proof, 20
establish claim 10 the land above de.
scribed, before Register and Receiver
l. : Land Office AZ Tucumcari, y, NJ.
30 the 6'h day Of October, 1918
claimant names as witnesses:
Apolinario Vigil. Norton, Y NJ Sc.
uundo Marques, Norton, y NJ; Higimo
Folks. Revuelto, y VI; Domingo Folks.
Rpyuplto. y. VI
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News O5gSq-0li094
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior L. : Land
once ct Tucumcati. New Mexico
August !. 1918
Notice j. hereby given that sam ID.
Mcdonald. Of Loouey, \. VI, who on
O.'obrr. -. 1906. made II T. Ser No.
U5uNg, \u. 1887. for IWl 80, 20, and
Add = Entry No. 0lIOp4. made January
Il. lNl, for the Sig Me-, See 49, and
- NV, See 20, Twp ~, Rug G0E,
y VI = Meridian. has fled aotice Of
intention ~ make Five Year on Orig (;
Three Year on Addl PROOF TO establish
claim ~ the land above described, he.
tore Register aud Receiver, L ; Land
uhice at Tucumcari, y. NJ. on the 7th
ity 1T October. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
i VI WISE looney y NJ; 5 T. Parker,
Dudson. y NJ. j n Buruham. Looney,
\ VI. Ira Loving, Iooney. y. VI.
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RECEIVERS T I

am now prepared 10 accept buds 90
the following described property o~n"
~ 'hc lr'"-r afiorsl Bank ~ CONNER,
rnumca'l NJ.
NJ, MA see ~ Twp ION ring 3,
r. aud Nia wv Nee 10 and SEA-
SWH See ~ Twp Ir,' ring ~ F. con
tmnmp 1862 - 40 acres. aud SCI,
SWH. W. SEl. See l3 nd Nwll
NEIL See - Twp ION Hng 80 r., con
aiuirg lro acres. qua, county. y VI
SE', NWt and SW NEl, aud lot.
{. and 3 See I Twp 10; Pug ~ f., con
t%aini'g i5q ~ loo acres Quay county
n NJ
Lots G. y aud F. u Lamar sub
iiv IT lots !. 2, 3 and 4 OF Block 10
original tOwnsite Tucumcari, lots u
T. aud + Chenault's Sub. Div. ~ lots
!. g, 10, ~. l2 NJ Block Is or Tucum
carl, I.ots r c d, aud + Lamsr's sat
Div ~ lots g, 10, IL and ~ o. Blk ~
OF Tucumcsri, n NJ
Lot s Block ~ or ~Tucuncau. y VI
A "a interest In ami 20 Lots II and
~ in Block 30 Russell = addition.
Lot s 10 Block = Of Gamble addition
to TucumcAri.
Lo.s -. % p. nix ,. Dauh's Al.
uI-'ou 90 Tucumcari
Los. r and g Herring Subdivision Of
lots 3D.. Il. -. III. hlh .. Original Town.
site.
II B. JONES, Receiver
- .nae1on.l na,L - r,mm.v.
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sand q yet OF.
ten far less In
number, especial.
ly after a battle.
Thus understood.
the record, "Ju
a h o."
would read. Ju.
dab, seventy-fOu
families, or tents.
with six hundred
men In all; so
they set forward,
a one after
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O5307


n. ulr'mort of IA" Interior. T.. :. Land
Onj"" ~ Tnrumcari. New Mexico
luly %. 1913
Notice - hereby given thai Juan Ig
n'r,o Rihcra Of Norton. Y. NJ, who on
september 3, 1906. made II r. Ser No.
p5&u7, No. l04oO. for SWh NWA NJ
~Wli aud NWl, SCI, Sec ,, Twp 9N,
Rug RE, y VI = Meridian, has filed
notice of intention 10 Ike Five Year
Proof. 20 establish claim 70 the land
tnuyr described, before Register and
Receiver + : Land Onicp al Tucumcari
\ VI, on the 22nd day OF Sept. 1913
,Illmau' names ~ witnesses:
\polinaIio Vigil, Segundo Marquee.
Nu'ouio Gomez, Bpuccslado Marquee, all
- Norton. y. NJ.
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.urumcari News O54i9
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department uf the Interior, L :. Land
Office ut 1ucumcari, New Mexico
July 30, 1918
No'irp is hcrchy given that Eugruio
lucuio. cot l]ucumcari, New Mexico who
OH Sept, 40. 1906. made n f. Set No.
Ojill. No. l0S70. for NEH jWt,; 81.
81, lnd ST. Me-, See -, Twp IN,
Ring 2IE. y VI = Meridian. has filed
notice 81 intention % make Five Year
Proof. 'o establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver. Z = Land Office at Tucumcari
y VI. on the 2&rd day Of September, 1918
Claimant names as witnesses;
JO~c Pacheco, Marcos Macs as, Lee
Hamilton, Eliseo Macstas. all Of rucum.
.nri, y. VI.
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'umcHrI News OJG
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I'rlhr' ihcui ul the Interior, u. :. Lana
Onirc at ~Tucumcari, New Mexico
July 20, 1913
N"'irc O., hereby given that Bacilio
Garcia, Of Hudson, y NJ, who an April
-, 1906, made n T. Ser 40. O4Gs2, 40.
'lsH, for ~ NEii See ~ and VIZ
NWl See 80 Twp l2N, RING 33E. \
N T. Meridian, has flied notice Of in.
tou',"u 20 make Five Year Proof, 10 es.
tuhlish claim 20 the land above doscrih.
od, hrforr Register and Receiver. T. :
Land Onic, AZ Tucumrari, y. NJ, on the
end day of september, 1913
Claimant nares AZ witnesses;
T@rauquiliuo Mon'pya, Rcyuelto, y VI;
Francisco Esquihcl. Hudson, y VI: Jose
Nuuol Muutovl, hudson, y VI; Manuel
Mcuiuva, Hudson, \. VI.
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umcar New. 0l35-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of me Interior u. : Land
Ofire ~ Turumruri. New Mexico
June 90. 1918
\o'i,. D.. hereby given that John VI.
Eager. ~ Turumcari, y. NJ, who on
June -, 1910. made II F. Enlarged, Ser
No Ol354l, for Nj SEA- and El2 SW
So - and SWi, See 80, Twp l2N,
Rug BE. y VI = Meridian. has filed no
'icc If intention 70 make Three Year
Proof. 90 establish claim 20 he land
above described. before Register and
Receiver T. : Land Office az Tucum.
earl, y VI. on the ON day OF Septem
n"r, 1913
tlIiwa. name. ~ witnesses:
g.. \. Eager, ! W smith, Frank Don.
inuc, Felix Toner, all Of Tucumcari,
New Mexico.
K. \ Prentice. Register
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. a m = clOggt-d
their horses went
more slowly, then
b X e 4, wheels
broke, etc. unul
the Egyptlans
concluded that I,
In the hgurative
language ~ that
II III ., God had
looked upon theIu
with an evil eye
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urumrari News O7g91-Ol44SQ
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, Y, :. Land
office a. Tucumcari, New Mexico
August ], 1913
Notice IL hereby given that Cecil F..
Leonard. Of Lloyd, y VI, who OIL July
-, 1907, made II T. Ser No. O7997, No.
1898, for NWh See 10. and Add !
Entry 80. 0l44S9, made May 81 1911,
for SWl,. See 3, Twp 9N, Rng 3lE, y
VI = Meridian, has filed notice of in.
]'"u'i.u - make Five Year on Orig;
Three Year on hdd1 Proof to establish
claim 20 the land above described, be,
fore Register and Receiver, &. y Land
Office ~ Tucumcari, y. NJ, on the Tth
day ~ Oct 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses;
NJ + Carter, G 4 Pounds. Clint Craw
ford, VI \ Jones, all of Lloyd, " VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


b"par'wru' uf -, '|u'rriu| = IHnI
Oni,r ~ 1rrrum'n.i. Nrw NlrNiro
lulv 23. 1913
Notice g., hereby given that Nicola,
IoIllar, 90 LLOYD. y NJ. who on Nov.
IT,. 1900 made n f.. Ser No. OG227, No.
'i2o&, for SEA ~Eh Sec 90 aud Nla
Me-, and NEh NWI See 80, Twp 9N
ring "lE. y VI = Meridian. has filed no
.c' uf intention TO make Five Year
rroof. o. establish claim 20 the land
ahuNr i%",rrihod, before Register and
Receiver, T. : Land Once ~ Turumcari
\. NJ. on the 10Th 6av of September
Igl3
CIHImuu. na'ru. 20, N.'lc..r.'
r = Ward, CorouatO Apodaca
George Nrodara, nll Of Lloyd, y NJ
Our-imo Salalar, Tuoumrari. Y. NJ.
r. 4 Prentice, Register
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.rnmrari News 050'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
05O5l

Department OF .ur interior T. = Land
uni,r ~ Tuumrar,. Nrw Mexico
lulv -. 1919
Notice ID, hereby given that Harriet
r.. Bell. Of Tucumcari. y. NJ, who on
August -. 1905. made II f. Ser No
0joI'. No 97l3, for NWT SET and
~ So, Soc 20. Twp l3N, Rug 3lE,
y VI T. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention 90 make Five Year Proof,
70 r. ahljsu claim go the land above
Described. before Register and Receiv
g., +, :. Land Office ~ Tucumcari, y,
VI. ~ the lO'h day of Sept. 1919
tltfWau. unWcs q. Witnesses.
Clara :. Rice, Caroline Bell. John 4
Scott, AN Of Hudson, y. NJ; Ben T.
Cuug,r. Turumrari, y. VI.
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ENodua 14i1Y-31-Aun. ~.
BEFORE theg coll. rtIi dnsppsv. "-TsoSaA
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
SPLENDID FALL STYLES
AT BOSTON CLOAK STORE

The fall opening at the Boston Cloak
Store, No. 424 Market street, marked by
splendid display of autumn fashions
in ladies', misses and girls wearing ap-
parel, has attracted much favorable
comment among their many patrons and
visitors. The decorations IN the large
show windows, which are filed with the
latest creations in fall goods, cannot but
impress the passersby rs to the excellent
quality of the good that may be found
on the inside OF the store. Paris, Lon
don and New York have contributed TO
the exhibition, which includes coats
suits, dresses. skirts, waists for the
ladies and misses, and complete line OF
coats for children. silk and serge dresses
sport coats, tailored suits and any other
make of wearing apparel can be had, as
there is a large selection. Daniel ;
Laub. proprietor Of the store, is an ex-
pert in the making OF wearing ap
narel and makes a speciality OF seeing
that in each purchase a perfect mt IS as
sured the buyer.
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OBJECTED TO
HIS CHILD IN
W.C.T.U. PARADE

Because some of the kindergarten
children followed the older ones in the
parade Of the Sunday school children at
the afternoon session of the State con-
vention OF the W. c. r. L.. yesterday, a
misunderstanding has arisen. it having
been thought by parents of the children
that the little ones had been asked TO
participate in the parade
The women of the W. C. T. L. state
that the little ones were not asked to
take part, and that because of the large
number who were in the line of march
it was impossible to difierentiate the
children after they had started; other
wise the Kindergarten children would
not have been allowed TO march.
A father OF one of the kindergarten
children who took part in the parade
and got home late called on some of the
W. c. T. u. women in ST. Paul's Church
this morning and protested against his
child taking part. The women explained
that they did not cause the little one
to take part and supposed some one
gave him a flag
II was learned that the father who
called at the convention was Harry
IA. McLachlan, OF 1925 West street
His daughter. who took part in the
parade, is aged six and attends No
2 School. Mr.. McLachlan charged
the w. c. T. Z women with kid.
mapping" his child. and keeping hel
late from returning home.
The woman explained to him tha
the child was not expected in tn,
parade, and that the invitation haC
been extended to Sunday school chill
dren and not to public school chill.
rem.
Mrs. S. L. Foster conferred will
Mr.. McLachlan, and she then made an
explanatory statement TO the conven
tion regretting that the misunder
standing occurred. and disclaimins
any intention of OBTAINING the chile
or causing her to parade.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
1'SQUATTERS"
CONCERNED
OVER TURN
Market Law Enforcement
Means all Must Give up
Present Curb Spaces
MAY PROVIDE FOR
NEW SELLING PLACE

There has been considerable discussion
iince the adoption last night Of Colonel
N. f. Stovsr resolution by City Coun-
Gil to evict squatters and hucksters from
the city markets, rs to whether on not
the "squatters" will be permitted to
form a new market Of their own on an
other street of the city that will not
conflict with the farmers markets on
King and Madison streets. When oues-
toned by a reporter upon this subject
this morning, Colonel Stover declared
that there are no provisions under the
present market laws for such a separate
market. and he is thoroughlyacquainted
with every law that affects the local
markets He has complete list of
every law on file in his office for ready
reference that would apply TO the form
ing of such n new. market.
There has been some talk, Colonel
Stover stated, about making the dealers
occupy then stands on the opposite side
of King street, but this would be in di-
rect opposition TO the provisions of the
market law, which the clerk Of the mar
ket was instructed TO enforce. This law
states specifically that only farmers are
to be permitted 10 occupy the King and
Madison streets markets, he lays.
A new market for the "squatters'
and dealers, who are not farmers
could be arranged for, according tC
Col. Stover's statements, by the pas
sage of a new city ordinance, as there
is nothing in the market law that pro
hibits such a market He stated there
has been no discussion upon this poin
at the present time. II may be consid
cred later.
In defining just what is meant b,
"squatters," Colonel Stover stated
that there are many persons not far
mers who occupy stands along th'
curb of the market. who either pal
nothing at all for the privilege, Of
else pay a small sum to the owner o
the property, who has no right what
ever to rent this space. The marke
law states specifically that an ownel
or renter of a property may expos
to view to sell any goods that arr
kept on the inside of the store. on
space not over four feet from th'
building. Thus they have no right T.
even occupy the curb space them
selves. let alone rent it to others.
Fish stands will also be required Z
move on when the law is enforced, a.
The law makes King street, from
Front to Second, only the fish market
Colonel Stover stated that a ques
lion that is now likely to arise among
he dissatisfied dealers who are re
1uired to move is as to what rights
The permits the Clerk of the Marke
issued to them gives them relative
TO occupying the spaces granted il
the permits. IF that question
arises" stated Colonel Stover, "wl
will simply say that the Clerk o
Market had no right to issue the per
mits under the market law He is
sued the permits for the stands 70
farmers. and as you are not farmer
YOU are not entitled to the permits.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26

Election of officers, which follow
ed the reading of reports and other
business, was the special feature Of
this mornings session Of the w. c..
n. U. State Convention, whose dele
gates assembled in st. Pauls Church
for the business Of the final day Of
the convention.
General regret was expressed at the
resignation of the State president,
Mrs. Emma z. Caulk, who requested
that her name not be used for re-
nomination as she felt that she could
not accept the office.
Mrs. Lena B. Messick, of Bridge
vile, was unanimously elected State
president. Mrs. Emma E. Caulk, the
retiring president, was elected as
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kate
f. Smithers, was elected State vice
president.
Other officers elected were Mrs
Clara Marshall, state treasurer; and
Miss Levinia Lynch, state recording
secretary. Mrs. Mary B. Donnell and
Mrs. Lena B. Messick. as delegates
with Mrs. S. V. Buckson and Miss Lii
lian Cade, as alternates, to attend the
Worlds Convention.
Delegates and alternates elected tc
attend the National Convention. we're:
New Castle County-Mrs Mary Coke
and Mrs. Carrie Rankin. delegates
Mrs. S. L. Foster and Mrs. Mary B
Donnell, alternates.
Kent County-Mrs Imogene Clifton
delegate; Mrs. Mary Wolcott. alter.
nate.
Sussex County-Miss Lillian Cade
delegate; Mrs. Jessie Graves, alter
nate.
Mrs Mary Wolcott, of Dover. gave
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
Mrs. [. B. Messick Chosen
Head of w. c. 7. U. Workers

notice of an amendment to the effect
that any one filling the office OF pres
ident for three years in succession,
shall be ineligible for election TO the
same office until after the expiration
of one year.
The resolution offered by Mrs. ].
R. Milligan relative TO having one day
set apart as temperance day IN the
public schools, with appropriate pro-
gram. was adopted. The resolution
committee adopted the usual reso-
luton of thanks for the evidence Of
the work in the marshalling Of great
er forces for the coming year; that
each member OF each local union as
sumo the responsibility that scientific
temperance be given in all schools in
the districts represented by such
Unions; that the Women's Christian
Temperance Union of Delaware give
their support to the Delaware Equal
Suffrage Association when they pc
tition the State Legislature in 1915
for the enfranchisement of all Della
ware women; that the W. c. I. U.
of Delaware. composed Of 2300
women assembled in Wilmington con-
vention, urge Senator Willard Sails
bury to vote favorably on the amend
ment to the United States amend
ment, enfranchising all women; that
the w c. T. L. of Delaware also
urge Senator DUPONT to vote favor
ably on the amendment. The election
of officers completed the morning
session. An invitation from Mrs.
Willie Jones that the State convention
be held in Georgetown next year was
accepted. The Rev. V. S. Collins
voiced the noontide prayer preceding
adjournment
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
PULMOTOR FOR
USE OF PUBLIC

W. ]. McCorkindale. manager Of the
Wilmington Gas Company, desires the
public to know that the pulmotor. a
device to restore respiration in per-
sons asphyxiated by fumes or drown
ing, or unconscious from accident. is
for public use. The quicker the gas
company is notified OF such cases. the
better are the chances OF restoring
life. Mr. McCorkindale has sent the
following letter to Chief OF Police
Black about the case Of John W. Dar-
rell. who tried suicide by gas. and
whose life was saved by the pulmotor.
MIR. George Black. Chief of Police.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Dear Sir Much favorable COM
ment has been given our company re-
Gently on account of saving a life
with our pulmotor, but the man who
called us and made II possible for us
TO save this life was one of your Of
ficers, whose name I do not know.
II would be much pleased II you
wonld locate him. and II possible COM
mend him for his notifying us In this
case, and would also ask you TO take
the matter up with the officers under
your charge. instructing them in such
cases 20 be sure TO notify the Gas
Company at the earliest possible mo-
ment
"We are satisfied that IN a number
Of previous cases where the pulmotoi
has been asked for. we could have save,
the lives OF some of them had the no
ticc come to us in time, hut as a ruiz
the pulmotor was called for about th'
same time that the undertaken wal
called. which was entirely too late t'
accomplish anything.
eve make absolutely no charge fo
] the services Of our men OF the use o
3 the apparatus. as il is a matter OF sen
timent with us. and we now feel ampl,
repaid for whatever expense we have
been put 10.
~ am satisfied that il we get thi
kind of cooperation from the Polio
Department. we viii be the means o
fresuscitating parties. that may need ou
services from any cause whatever
"Nours very truly,
"W J.. McCORKINDALE,
Manager"
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
FAIR ASSOCIATION TO
CONSIDER COMPLAINT

Members Of the executive committee
of the Delaware State Fair Association
viii meet this afternoon. when the com.
plants made by Miss Emily p. Bissel
will he considered.
Letters and messages Of congratula-
tion for her stand at the State Fair have
been received by Miss Bissell today, and
among them is the following. which may
interest Wilmingtonians as showing tn,
same conditions prevailing elsewhere.
Pennsylvania Seamens Friend So-
ciety. Philadelphia
Miss Emily Bissell, Wilmington,
| Delaware.
Dear Madam; Will you permit a
stranger to send his congratulations
on your action In regard TO the OBJ
iectiouable performances at the Viii
mington Fairy Years ago was
pastor of church In Easton, Pa.
While there ! learned of the gaming
and indccencies Of the Bethlehem
and Nazareth fairs / made myself
perhaps, notorious is the word, by
my attacks upon them. Not. how
ever, ] am glad TO say. without
some effect. These agricultural
fairs seem TO be so generally left
70 their own lawlessness that one is
stirred with symapthetic admiration
for those who will protest against
their iniquities Because / have
had part in such q battle myself,
trust YOU win not think this note an
intrusion. Yours truly,
b. NJ. Neill
September 25. 1913.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
GRANT SENTENCED
MAN NEW TRIAL

Judge Churchman, in City Court to-
day, heard application by Philip l..
Garrett. representing John Simpler,
colored, convicted yesterday on a
charge of assault and battery. praying
for a new trial. In his petition
Simpler says he can produce wit
nesses TO disprove the statements of
Anna Benson, colored. that he fol-
lowed her from the Court House,
where she was a witness, to the home
of Victory Benson. in Elizabeth street,
and assaulted her. Yesterday Benson
was fined $50 and costs and sentenced
Ito serve six months imprisonment,
on the charge. Judge Churchman
granted the request for a new trial
and fixed tomorrow as the day to re-
hear the testimony. The Court re-
fused to admit Simpler to bail, how
ever he being under sentence.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
AGAIN DISCUSS
ASSESSMENT PLAN

Following the meeting OF City coun-
ell last evening. the members of that
body held a conference with repre-
Of appraisal companies
throughout the country in Mayor.
Howell's office. for the purpose Of
discussing the new assessment plans
relative to the valuation Of buildings
II is the second conference Of the
kind that has been held with the
representatives for the purpose Of
ascertaining the best method to be
followed In the assessment plans. The
conference was an informal one.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
MILITIA RIFLE AND
REVOLVER MATCHES

orders we're issued today from the
Office of Adjutant General /. p. Wick
ersham for the annual rifle and revolt
yer competition Of the organized Mill
tia which will be held on the State
Rife Range below New Castle, on Sat
urday, October IL.
The competition will include the
State medal match, the Preston Lea
trophy match. the officers revolver
match. and the enlisted mems revolver
match. The competition will be in
charge of Mayor William G. Ramsay,
chief of ordnance.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
MINOR ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

Thomas Kiley, of No. 206 West
street, an electric welder. at the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation,
had his left arm wrenched while at
work this morning. The injury was
treated at the Delaware Hospital
Carman Paoli, an Italian laborer at
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration. was cut about the head, and
his right eye slightly cut, this morn
ing He was taken TO the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1913-09-26
LEARNS OF RABIES
AFTER NINE DAYS

Bitten nine days ago by dog that
has since been found to have suffered
from a most virulent case of rabies.
Mrs. H. w. Meyer of No. 500 Orange
street, will az once take the Pasteur
treatment The animal that bit Mrs.
Meyer died on last Saturday and the
victim sent the head 10 Dr. Herbert
~. Watson, at the State Laboratory.
Newark, for examination.
DR.. Watson today announced that
the animal had suffered from rabies
and suggested that Mrs. Meyer be
treated az once.