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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS
HAS FIVE GOVERNORS
IN THE ar EsENT YEAR


Little Rock. Ark. April 5. The SUI
prcme court Of Arkanras watch has
solved the gnbernatoriai puzzle By
awarding the office 10 Senator Mari
ion Futreu of Green county prcsl-
dent pro tenn of the senate, ended a
remarkable situation. Since the adj
iournment Of the legislature March
l3, there had hcen two claimants Of
the office. senator Futrell and sona-
tor W. X. oldham. the latter elaine
ing the position hy reason Of tho
fact that he was president of the sen-
ate a. the time joe n. lobineon re-
signed as governor, March s. 20 quail
~ ass United states senator. senator
Oldham was Senator Roblnson'a
choice as his successor, ana his e.nisns
were further enforced ~ the opinion
by Attorney General W. r. Moose
that he could hold on az governor as
long az he wanted 60. There was no
doubt about senator Oldham being
acting governor from the date Of Gov
ernor kobinsons resignation pntii me
adjournment Of the legislature, but
the question arose over the retention
OF the office beyond that time.
How tho Court decided.
The supreme court. unanimously
agreeing 90 an opinion prepared BY
chief Justice Meculloch, eleariy
pointed out that alter the adjonfn-
nent of the legislature and the qussll-
tSlng ~ senator futrril az president
pro TOM or ad interim II che scss-
ate Senator Oldham automatically re-
tired ~ the position "a d mere sem
stor possessing no mofe claims upon
the office 90 governor than any other
member This was clearly the In-
tent and the purpose Of the conalis
tuition
senator Futreil has issued rali
for special electiontJuly q for gov-
ernor and ~ tho meantime q primary
viii be called BY the state central
committee 10 select a candidate from
among the half dSzen or more as-
piranfs This viii mean that Arkan-
sas will have during fsi3 five Bof-
ernors aud five United sitatcs sefa-
tors Governors George "a. nona-
Rhoy. Joe r. Robinson. ~. h 0ldhpm.
j. n. Futroll and the man set 90 bo
elected. and senators Jclf Davis J. NJ.
/ lleisken W. "A. KaVanauah. Jno n.
Robinson ana o. y clarke. Tho recent
session of the l,sisiat9rc Submitted
AN amendment to the constellation 70
provide Tor the gleclion of "a lltutau-
ana governor az me same time the
governor 81 elected, which viii onYl-
ate the complications that have occur
red this year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
MORE DONATION TO
HERALD FUND
Majestic Club Realizes $lS.75
from Benefit Dance; Pres
byterian Bible Glass Raises
$1,000.

The stream of contributions To- the
fund started hl the Evening Herald
for tho rciicf eft Hood sufferers in ohio
into the Herald office.
The Majestic club, which gave "a
benefit dance AT Colombo hall. came
IN with receipts amounting 90 $50.
Tho Fellowship Bible class OF the
Presbyterian church contributes $40,
r. Nicoiaci, Sl.00; l.. G.. Pine at san
Antonio, y. NJ, si,Oo; Harold Sellers,
5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
che Arrival Of the Stork.

The old saylng--what Is homo without
q mother-should add Mothers Friend 80
In thousands ~ American homes there
" bottle ~ this splendid and famous rem.
edy that has aided many woman through
thc trying ordeal, saved her from suffering
and pain kept her 10 health Of mind and
body IN advance II bahys coming and had
p most wonderful Influence In developing a
healthy lovely disposition In the child
There IA no other remedy 80 truly a help
90 nature as Mothers Friend n relieves
the pain and discomfort caused BY the
strain ON the lignmcnts makes plant those
ahres and muscles which nature Is expand.
Ing and soolhes the Inflammation OF breast
glands
Mothers Friend Il an external remedy,
acts quickly and not only hnnishes an dis
trcss IN advance, but assures a speedy and
complete recovery for the mother. Thus
she becomes a healthy woman with all her
strength preserved 10 thoroughly enjoy the
rearing of her child. Mothers Friend can
b. had AZ any drug store at ~ 90 q bottle.
and h really one ~ the greatest blessings
ever discovered for expectant mothers.
write 60 nrndneld Regulator Co, 12a
Lamar bidg,, Atlanta, ga, for their FREQ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
GRECO Is
STABBED BY C0MPADRE

Lucio Gnudillo is lu JAIN. charged
with making au assault upon Andreas
Gricuo tho assault occurring last night
u Is said Gadillo attacked Gricgo
with 81 knifc. stahhlng him in two
places Grepo.s condition is said 10
he serious. Hc was unable to appear
ln court today Co testify against Cau-
dlllo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
GARCIA BOY BACK
IN SCHOOL
Young Lad Who Sustained 4
Seven Inch Depressed Frao-
ture of Skull, Receivers in
Four Weeks.

Vlctnrinno Garcia. "A yeats old,
who Was str3es. on the head by an
eleven pound shot, white he was enc
joying the recreation hour at the First
ward school four weeks ago, resumed
his studies to-day Garcia sustained
a seVen-lnch depressed fracture or
the skull. with complications, ana
when he WIS taken from the school
yard 90 90 Joseph's hospital u was
not believed he would live AN hour
after being taken 90 .he operating
table. The boy recovered. however
winning out In 30 90 ! shot Hia
case Is considered q remarkable one.
"Retreat from Moscow" crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
ROSWELL RELIEF FUND
FORWARDED TO OHIO
Lny Lea.ed VIC % Is,cnIng Ilcrnld.

Roswell. N N. Aprl Three
hundred dollars of Roswelrs relief
fund To- aid nood-strticken ohio and
indiana was forwarded today by toic-
graph 10 Red Cross officials Calcss
at the New MrNico military insutu' FL.
located here gave llhota'l Go hllp
swell the fund pledged 5y business
houses. individuals and tho Woman =
club More VIII be sent later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Yot-scn after his arrival was 10 visit
the graves of those who had bcfricnd-
ed him while he WAS in Japan aud
who had since died Here he paid
his tributes and laid his wreaths
After leaving Toxic the doctor yin
make a tour ~ the provinces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
Breathe Irccis' Clrnr- stuncd-up.
Inilamed Nose and Head aud stop-
Catarrhal Discharge. Cures Duli
Headache

Tp "Ely's cream Balm
Got small bottle anyway. just Co.
Try ID Apply little in the nostrils
aud instantly your cloggcd nose and
stopped up air passages OF the head
viii oa'n you viii breathe Freely /.
dizziness ana headache disappear. By
morning, the cartarrh, cold-ln head
or catarrhal sore throat viii be gone.
End such misery now liet the
small bottle OF "Ely'H Cream naim"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
rornndo Vlc,lm s,.esainh..

Council hluns. inNn April 3,~-Miss
hannah schuliez. who was injured
in iho Easter tornado which demoi-
ished her home east of Council biuns
limits and instantly killed her aged
father aud mother. died last evening
from tho effects Of her wounds, thla
making me twelfth dead Ia Council
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
Depend

Don't you think it would bee 20 good
thing 10 Our legislators wore limited
30 one term 70"
1T would depend on whore ,ic
term was 90 bc served Chi go
Record Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
CIPRIAN0 BACA rs
ACQUITTED OF MURDER

Especial Dispatch to Esening Herald
Socurro, y. ~. April S.-Cipriano
Bacu, charged with the murder OF
Red Simmons az Mogullon last
year. WITS acquitted yesterday hy th"
Jury n the district court here after
tho jury had dchbcr1tcd only fifteen
minutes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

ron RENT Slice fuur-ruumvd furn-
ished cottage. Water inside. close
in Apply 5i5 s. Third
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
FOR
MILEAGE BOOK
ACCEPTED
State Corporation Commission
Mr.. Owen Dissenting
Agrees to Uniform Trans
portation Plan Of New Mex
loo Railroads.

Santa Fe. S. A.. April Follow.
ing an All day session al which rail-.
road maguates from far and near
were present the state corporation
commission accepted the proposition
submitted by the railroads to Furnish
a uniform mllcage book for travel IN
Sew Mexico
There viii be- two books. one sold
for ninety dollars az two and naif
cents per mile and one sold Tor forty
dollars at three cents mile Tho
mileage VIE be good Ca All 0f The
principal linee
In filing its decision the corpora
tlOn commissioners attach "a dissent
ing opinion by AIR. owen.
The majority view Expressed is as
follows.
I'm the matter 81 proposition sab
mittcd hy the representatives OF fho
carriers herein Interested IN this hear-
ing such proposition H. hereby ac-
copted by this commission with the
following EXCEPTIONS
''The Chicago. Rock Island a Pa
clflc Railway company the ~ pnso
a southwestern system, the New
Mexico Central Railroad company. the
question Of the net rates Go be chars-
ed by such excepted lines 70 be- left
open subject 90 further consideration.
CSlgned.D
HUGH n WILLIAMS.
IN. r. GROVES"
Dissenting Opinlop.
Nc. owens dissenting opinion fui-
lows:
Elm the matter OF acceptance 20 the
proposal OF the carriers herein inter
ested az dissenting member ~ the
commission 10 such acceptance. I
wish TO dissent therefrom for the foi-
lowing reasons;
"ln my opinion the El Paso 4
Southwestern system. the Chicago.
Rock Island a Pacific company, The
Colorado a. Southern Railroad COM
pany should issue ana honor trans
continental scrip on same basis as
designated Ia he honored by the A..
r. A. $. +. Railway company and
Southern Pacific company. to-wit;
1.-Two ana one-half cent rate for
ninety dollar Issue and three-ccnt rate
for forty-doilar issue. and that INC
New Mexico Central Railroad COM
pany should honor same upon the
basis OF It's present net fare. to-wit.
Three cents per mile on both issues.
instead OF on It's local ticket fare az
recited in proposal. II such modifi-
cation of said proposal should be
agreed upon. I-Ylll lend my sanction
as commissioner to the reconsideration
of same
(Signed) 20. I. OWEN,
commissioner"
New Company.
Articles of Incorporation were M
ed yesterday by the Beacham- Mig
nordot Hardware company. William
Beacham agent. with orricc at ~
shelby street. Santa 20, The 'om-
pany r. capitalized at $4,000. diyld-
ed into $50 shares at 500 each. The
ncorporators are; william Beaeham.
fourteen shares. Miguel Chavez. seven
shares. aud A. ' Griffin two shares
William Beacham Is named as the
| agent,
"Reireat from MOSCOW Crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

Hutchinson. kas. April 5.--practic-
alis an of the business section of Hav-
Hand, a small town southwest OF here,
was destroyed by IRE early today.
Loss $50 900. g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
WEEKS TO INTRODUCE
NEW CURRENCY BILL
[nY Len-cd Mirc ln ENcnIng IIernId. J

Hy Leased Wire tO Evening ttcralu.
Washington. April 3--Senator
Weeks of Massachusetts, announced
today he would rcintroduce the bin
for currency reform. prepared by the
national monetary commission, which
died OF inaction al the last congress.
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Revival Meetino

At the Malvern Avenue Nj E. church begins sunday morning at the ll:00 o'clock hour A large chorus Of voices have been practicing the past week and special music has been prepared \ qaartette will render a selection or Sunday evening Cottage prayer meet. ings have been held the past week with good interest and on Friday one young lady gave her heart to the Lord Rev. Alya F Goode, the ArHansaw Conference evaneeiist will assist the pastcr D. B Bulkley. in this series of meetings, The Sunday morning sub feet will be Christs Demand on He waHity" Evening subject Can God Count on Your Everyore welcome to the meetings The Epworth League i Union will holl a meeting on Sunday afternoon at Central Methodist church at D. n', at which al are invited. The subject for discussion will be the four departments of the Epworth
 League or Missions. Special music and old time songs will be very evl. dent oi this meeting. You come anu spend an hour with us. Rev B D. Bulkiey president
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Cbe Eburebes
St. Mary,s Catholic Church


 Corner 0l Wilmington and Central avenues. Communion mass at a. m. Low mass with short sermon at ga. m. High mass the blessing and dig fribnlion of palms and sermon at 1o:s0- The subject of sermon, The Nominal and Practical Catholic,1 by Father McLreary. The evening ser mon as ! i5. Subject. The Claims Of the Catholic Church"
 Tie Mission continues throughout the week. The subjects Of evening sermons during the week are as fol lows:
 Monday, March l7--~St. Patrick. ireland's Boast and Glory Father Power.
 Tuesday The Christian Family. Father McCfeary.
 "Wednesday y"The Danger Of Delay ing Our Conversion to God.
 Thu slay"The Sources of Saliva. ficn Which Christ Has Opened in Ills Church, Father Power .sEtag Friday me Fass,on and Death ol Our Lordf Father McCreary
 Saturday evening services. Re served for confession.
 The morning exercises also will con tifue on Monday Tuesday and Wed nesaas The hours fo.. morning ser vices on Thursday and Friday Ss0t o'clock On Saturday preparatory ser vices begin al a. m. Mass at s.
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First Christian Church.

Percy C Cross. pastor Church lo- eated at Junction of W. Grand and Onachita avenues The Front Rank Bible School begins at 9.30 sharp. Evangelist Minges viii conduet the closing services of the great meeting today Sunday at ll o'clock he will preach on Satans Defeat" The Ro-kwells win sing At o'clock he will speak on Gods Love and Moth er's Love This is mass meeting for everybody All mothers are re- guested to be seated in the middle section of seats and will weas some ilower white one preferred. All other persons will be seated in the
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Maluern Auenue M. 2. church.

Revival will open Sunday morning at the II o'clock preaching hour Rev, Ava t. Goede the Arkansaw Confe ence evangelist. will conduct the ser vices His first sermon will be. "Christ's Demands Upon Humanity
 At the evening horr. Gan God Count on You2' Rev. Goode comes t0 us well recommended, and no doubt Mal- yern avenue church will see a great revival Prayer services. have been held since Monday at the different homes Of the members and a very deep interest manifested The choir is p@ao1 ticing every night. Signs and adyer tisements are being placed A great meeting is expected The pastor is looking for q good old time meeting with old time songs and old time re-
 igion D B Balkiey, pastor
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POOR scHwAB ROBBED.
Most of the Stolen Property Were
 Tokens of Travel.

south Bethlehem, Pa. March i5.- The home of Chas NJ. Sdhwab, pres ident of the Bethlehem Steel Compa- ny was robbed last night of several thousand dollars worth of silverwaTe and iewelry and few hours after detectives were put on the case today.
 Mrs Sohwabs valet and three oth- CT men were detained by the police in connection with fae robbery.
 The district attorney of Northamp- ton county said that most of the sto- len property will be recovered. Dia- monds. pearl stick pins, and cuff links. picked up by Mir. SchwaB on his travels over the world, were talk. en from his home.
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HYDE JURY HUNG.
Little Hope of Verdict in Third Trial
 Of the Case.

Kansas City. Mo, Marca i5.--Hope that the jury in the ease of Dr. 3, Clarke Hyde. on trial a third time for the alleged murder of Col Thomas II swope, would reach verdict, dwihdIed to minimum tonight among the attorneys on watch At 6 o'clock the judge called the twelve men an dasked them what progress they were making.
 None whatever was the reply Of Foreman Wirth.
 Judge Porterfield said today that the jury in case Of failure 10 agree, would be held over Sunday leaving it optional with taem whether they de. liberated tomorrow
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st. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Corner Spring and Cottage streets. Rev A. R. Llwyd. rector. Palm Sun day Holy communion 730 a. III. Sun day school 9.30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon a. m. Eastman orches- tTa plays at this service Evening prayer and sermon 7.30 D. III. Holy week services: Monday and Tuesday, lirany at 4.15 D. m Wednesday even. ing prayer and sermon 4.l5 p. m. Maundy Thursday. holy communion 1e:3O a. m Good Friday morning prayer and sermon lo:s0 a. m Bap tismal service Saturday at p III.
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balcony. and the sides of the main auditorium. At 7:3O the closing ser vice of the big revival will take place Prof Rockwell will lead in the greai song service Evangelist Hinges vii preach on, Which Way" And tht last gospel invitation will be given al this time A hearty invitation is given to everyone to be present al tEis last meeting The evangelist will deliver his famous Passion Play lee ture Tuesday night. and the reception fc the new members will be giyer Wednesday night
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Many sufferers from rheumatism have been surprised and delighted with the prompt relief afforded by applying chamheriain's Eminent Not one ease of 3heumatlsm in ten re. auires any Internal ireatpaent what. ever. This linimeul is sor sale by ail arugsisss,
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mass and procession will begin Thurs day morning at o'clock a. m. The holy sacrament will be carried in pro. cession to the repository for adora, ton. On Good Friday there will be the mass Of the presanctified al g o'clock m. and the passion of our Lord will be chanted by the three priests. yeneration Of the Holy Cross Service on Holy Saturday begins at s o'clock a. m. Blessing of the Fire. of the Easter candle. Of the Easter water, the exulted, the Prophecies and Hieh mass Saturday night at 7.30 ?. m. celebration Of the Resurrection witk procession and .benedietion.
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vista Aeiohts M. E. Church.

SeTNices as foIlOWs. SInIay stnV0I 10 a. m, Supt Frank Skaggs. Preach ing II a. m Junior League 2.30 ?. m. Epworth League D. m. Preaehins 7:30 D m Prayer meeting Wednes- day 7.30 D. m Rev NJ. J. Blocker, pastor. Phone No S0f You are wei come to all services.
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Central Methodist Church.

Corner Of Central avenue and Olive streets Rev Alonzo Monk. D. D., pas GOT Preaching by the pastor at l d. m, and at 7.45 D. m Subject of the morning sermon, The Divinity of Christ Subject of the evening ser mon. Hell and Its Contents" Sun day school at 9.30 a m Mr F. M, sigler. superintendent At the evening service young ady ushers will seat
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chrlstian scIenae soclety

Hold church services at the corner of Prospect and Quapaw avenues, Sun days at II a. m Lesson sermon sub feet. Substance" Wednesday even ing testimonial meeting at e o'clock The reading room is open Tuesday and Friday afternoons from , until p. m. at the same address. The public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the reading rooms.
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oranoe Street Presbyterian.

Rev. r VT Wylie, pastor sunday school at 9.4s a. n Pnblic worship and preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Morning subject. Growth in the Kingdom of God. Evening theme, The Character O. Demas." The public is invited. Stran- gers always welcome.
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Give the Riddles Lots of Sweets
Di0inity Fudge

Part !. 3-4 cup Red VeiDa SyrnP, oz. chocolate. I-2 cup pofers 3 cups sugar, ! feaspoonfui almond extfoet
 Parf z I cap sugar. f-2 cup wafef, lDhifes of 3 eggs. cap chopped naf picafs. ffeospooH- fui coniifo eafroct.
 Hoi5 part one until . fsfffr horde1s f,i colt t1lsys 9oH part fago seith out ek9 uhffef nuts ond extract nofif | fefpas q soft bal s1hea tried fr cold acafsri femore from sfpgs. pour fradrnffy info sfffffy beufea nihsfez of e&es. bsafine afi ths fiuse. fhsn bent tf 6nfo port one. Noee beef fhF gaf1fpEe for 20 niiHufes. add DpfF and r@niia <xkracf and poar snfp bpnef4d fins or pilates Coof i. and esf in xaaafss. The ehocofets n7ny tf ootitted
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Services at st. Johns Church.

On Grand avenue and Ouachita. On Palm Sunday and during the holy week. Masses on Palm Sunday as usual At $ o'clock a. m. communion mass with sermon by F. Leo O. F. M. 3 q. ni. tow mass. if 50 d. ii. high
 mass Before high mass the ~Asper- ees,p followed by tie blessing and dis tfibution of Palms At the high mass the history os ssie passion Of otar Lord will be sung. On the evenings of Palm Sunday. next Monday and Tues day there will be no service at St
 Johns en account Of the mission at Sf. Afary's church. With Wednesday evening the special services Of. the sreat or holy week Will begin at St
 lohn's church. On Wednesday, Thurs. day and Friday evenings the TeReAgae vii he celebrated solemnly as in for mer years The service with nigh
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PrOoressive Spiritual Alliance

Held each Sunday afternoon and evening at 2:30 and s p. m at Metz hall. 720 l-2 Central Spirit tests anu messages Seats free. All invited. Mrs Mae Elmo pastor.
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the congregation. Strangers and wis itors all cordially invited to these ser vices.
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Masaneradp Ball Monday night at Metz Danstns Academy. 72o IF Cen tral Ave
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Sentinel Record Classified Ads get results One cent word for saeh in seflion.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-12-05

meagre chance of recovering and
would keep other patients out of
the institution for long time per
haps a year. On the other hand,
many more patients in the earlv
stages of the disease could be cured
and sent home in the same time
Nearly all cases Of tuberculosis can
can now be cured by from four to
six or eight months of absolute rest
fresh air and abundance of good
food, but not nearly so many cases
of advanced tuberculosis can he
culed, even after longe~ treatment.
For patient to enter the State
Sanatorium it will be necessary to
write to the State Board of Health
at Raleigh for an application blank
Have a physician examine the patti
ent and I'LL out blank and return to
the State Board OF Health. If the
patient is found to be in the earIv
stages or moderately advanced
stages and there is room at the in
stitution, he will be accepted upon
payment of a minimum charge of
$1.OO day. This charge scarcely
pays half the cost of the patient for
the treatment given. The remainder
OF the cost is paid by the State.
Special arrangements are being
made to care for the tuberculons
poor. Churches, traternal orders, CITY
and county authorities are providing
for the maintenance OF sucn patients.
Any persons having tuberculosis
should not let the quesaion of monev
interfere. In treating tuberculosis
there is no time to waste. The State
Board OF Health should be advised
at once, as arrangements can doubt
less be made to provide the neces-
sary dollar a day for treatment.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-12-05
VITAL STATISTICS Law EFFECTIVE

Beginning November 18th, the
Statewide Vital Statistics Law will
60 into effct. This law would have
gone into effect six weeks earlier
had not delays occurred in Getting
out the necessary blank forms. etc.
However, there will still be six
weeks in this year in which the
local registrars, doctors, nurses, I'M
dertakers and others may get acus-
toned to the new law. After that
North Carolina should have almost
perfect registration, which will en-
title us to recognition as a registra-
ton State along with about TWENTY
three other States in the Union.
Any one desiring to register births
and deaths that may have occurred
prior to the time the law goes into
effect may do so by presenting the
facts in the case to the State Regis
trar.