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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
.LAUUR PROBLEM
UP To CHILDREN
MONDAY WILL BE CHILD LABOR
DAY ~ PUBLIC SCHOOLS
on NATION.


BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2i-The Child
Labor problem will be put before the
children themselves throughout the
country this year Tor the first time.
Tomorrow has been DESIGNATED as
Child Labor Day 10 be- observed as
has been the custom for the past ten
years in regular and special church
services generally. but q new step
has been taken by the National Child
Labor Committee in calling upon
teachers throughout the country TO
observe next Monday as child Labor
Day In the schools.
The main idea d. 20 get children
20 think n their own behalf on the
problem OF child labor To this end
the National Committee has been bus
ily engaged Tor a month past In sup
plying teachers, as we'll as clcrgymen
With the latest phases OF the move
ment against child labor. and pro.
poses that al chapel exercises or az
some specially designated period in
Mondays school work teachers shall
In some manner take up the subject
Of child labor with their charges
Interest taken In the matter IL re-
Elected In requests which have lately
come in az the rate OF over 100 a
day for information. In reply TO
which the National Committee has
distributed quantities OF pamphlets
on the relation Of child labor 10 edu-
cation Indications are that thous-
ands OF teacher will unite with cler
gymen IN some sort OF observance Of
the day.
Since tho first child Labor Day
was observed In 1906. such striking
Progress has been made that the
rank and file OF states today have ad
vanced beyond the standard OF the
most progressive ten years ago. ac-
cording 20 Owen u Loyeioy. general
secretary Of the National Child La
Dor Committee
The child labor laws of practical
ly all states have been revised and
improved knowledge as 20 the con
ditions of WORKING children has been
widely spread the causes. effects
and methods ~ prevention of child
labor have become matters OF thor
ough scientific study and treatment.
Uniform Child Labor Law for the
several states has been widely ap-
proved. and the Federal Government
has put ont into successful opera
tion ChildreI's bureau
But" Secretary Loveioy adds
the white list Of states with a real
~ effective child labor laR covering
ten or more OF tho common occupa-
tions OF children is still very short
only - states Ia all and even
these leave certain kinds 0f work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

Frank o llellstrom. warden of
the North Dakota poutontiary AT
Bismarck, with the help of life
convict, Carl Olson. has invented a
safety rail for use ou railroads
which he believes win prevent many
accidents and save thousands of
lives The rail is 10 be- given its
first trial ON the lines of the 500
system this spriue Railroad men
aud steel min owners have bocom,
deeply Interested in h.
The Hrllstrom Olson safety rail is
made In two places. reversible
tread of hard steel. which doubles
the life 0f the rail now Zoo use. with
continuous reinforcing bar of soft
steel This combination. Il Is said
will eliminate defective lails and ral
failures due To the severity OF the
cold
IlellstrOm achieved national rep
utation as warden oft the North
Dakota pcnitentiary on account of
bis humane treatment OF the prison.
ers. lie ran for governor to succeed
Governor Burke On ~ Democrats
ticket In 1871. In .R-three-cornerei =
figh, he los, bv 2 votes ,hous h
81 II e9e r-~ Z : -
den, N.lson. . he'd Hort ~,
kota presidential vote. lle IS nov
mentioned for United states senator
this spring AGAINST Senator Gronra.
Republican, the present incumbent.
who ig up for recollection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Wholesale LIQJOR DEALERS
or on STATE JOIN KNOCK
OJT ATTEMPT.
P[ELER LEADING ASSAULT
Former State senator 'onfcrs With
the Attorney Generals DE
partmcm Regarding
Test tase.
Special to The fe~s

Spscial 10 The News
AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. "a Whole
sale liquor dealers from out OF the
state have Joined In the attempt to
knock out the new Allison liquor law
which prohibits interstate shipments
OF liquor into dry territory IN Tex
as. according To information received
today by the attorney generals de-
partmenl
Former state Senator John l..
Peeler of Austin has been requested
TO take up the fight against this law.
He conferred today with the attOr-
ney generals department
The ease In question is that of FL
mer peed, station agent In knuf-
man county. who was arrested, char
ged with violation of this law.
He sued out writ OF habeas cor
pus. which Is now pending In the
court Of criminal appeals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
SENTRIEs GUARD APPROACH To
Zt.iGOsA, LOADING Al
VERA CRrZ.
HAVANA HER DESTINATION
Vessel Takes ON Ia-ge store of Pro-
visions aud Cattle Apparently
for an Extended
Voyage. j

HF Nf8nrtaicd Press
VERA CRCZ. Mexico. Jan "a
The gunboat Zaragoza this afternoon
took on a laiae store OF provisions.
including I've cattle. apparently fos
an extended voyage
II Is expected that she will sail
from here tonight and II Is almos'
certain that her destination Is la.
yana.
Armed sentries guard approaches
10 the ship, aud rumors persist that
she intends 10 take aboard President
lluerta or some other high official.
II is also rumur.d that she carries a
large consignment of gold
A heavy norther which began al
Z o'clock may delay the Zaragozo $
departure tonight
Jesus Flores Magon. Huertas per
sonal representative. paid farewell
visit to John Lind today and lett Tor
Mexico City. From this conference
and those of other prominent MeXi-
cans. IL was believed that Iluerta Is
expressing anxiety to come to terms
with the Washington administration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

NEW ORLEANS ia. Jan -
4 statewide nght for reduction
in telephone rates is fo ho inaugural
90 here Monday with the f.ling Of
protests araiust tho present rates
with tho Louisiana State Railway
Commission Comparative statements
showing thar many other cities Of
the United states enjoy lower tariffs
than do NsV Orleans and other Low
isiana cities have been prepared and
NiiI bp submitted 90 the commission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
day day S9,,.a to saIl ws,vw"< !, - ~ !

nay To call ~ R~R - - er "
the White House Yprfuf a
working womens de and for the
ballot"
Wednesday will be v tely ctlehra-
ted as the birthday President
William Mckinley. On OF the most
notable OF the obsery ces will b.
a banquet given by a. Ohio Socie.
~ OF Washington. Justice DAY OF
the Supreme Court of the United
States will preside and addresses will
be delivered by Senator sherman ol
Illinois and other men of national
prominence
Arrangements are being made by
organized labor TO give % big dinner
in the capital Tuesday night In hon.
or OF Samuel GomDcrs. presider'
OF the American Federation OF La
bOr The occasion will hp Mr.. Comp
ers sINty-fourth birthday anniyersa.
~.
\ special meeting OF the director
OF the National Independent Telc.
phone Company will BE- held In chi.
cago Friday 10 discuss The propose
agreement with the American Tclo.
graph and Telephone Company. The
agreement provides p'aG OF coop
Grafton between the Am, rican Com
pany's long distance lines and the
local independent companies, which.
II is said has been approved By 'hn
Federal Government
important developments are oy.
pected 20 follow the annual cou'nr
ence OF the British labor party
which is 90 begin is sessions H
Glasgow Wednesday The confer
cnce win hc the first that the labor
party has held since it became laV
ful Tor trade unions '1 apply rni.
TO political objects iu consequeur'
OF the new conditions that have
arisen the party conference Is ,,.
pected 90 adopt an aunusually strong
electoral and parliamentary polio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
FLOOD OF LETTERS ON
ANTITRUST LEGISLATION
ny Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. ca
The problems facing leaders in Con
grcss, who will pilot antitrust legis-
lation through both houses, was EN-
phasized today when floods of sue-
gestlons poured in by mail and tele-
graph to supplement provisions OF
tentative bills already made public.
Every mail brings ideas Of how To
curb monopoly and requests to give
testimony at hearings.
The first problem facing the com
ggl.ffaaii ggl.ffaaiin, !, pie6ng a;Afs.lSs. TITf1l' ls n
that some limit must be fixed upon
the character OF testimony taken.
A definite program has not yet
been reached.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
AppENUICITIS BECOMING
COMMON Vt SIINERTON

SILVERTON Tex. Jan ef-
John Young. who lives a few miles
east of SiiFeuou. was stricken sud
denly with appendicitis Yesterday
afternoon and leit today for Plain
|..N. where bc viii under surgical
treatment This will make the
fourth operation for appendicitis
rom This county during the present
--.L
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Mississippi Has Poisoned Pen Case.

JACKSON. Miss. Jan. 24.-Mem-
beers of the Mississippi legislature
arc receiving daily requests from in
diriduals and organizations through
ont the state urging that they leave
no stone uulurned In the effort to
ascertain the identity OF the anony-
nous letter writer who attacked the
character OF the $40 young women
students at the state college Charg-
es of immortality of the most SEN
siii0nal character were made in the
anonymous communication recently
sent 20 the legislature. Women's
clubs and other organizations. arous-
oi hy the present agitation. have
token oportunity 10 vote their ap-
pioval TO the wearing of hloomers
bF t'e giro ~ the gymnasium class
.- and On" wearing OF one piece bath
Ing suits iu the natntorium
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

BARTLETrSVILLE. Okla. Jan.
- The newest thing In lnterurban
line improvements In Oklahoma is
the placing In service Of baby
special - This car provides ample
space for the carryinV OF baby car.
riagcs u Is fitted In parior car
style and Is designed especially TO
give mothers and babies the oppor.
tuni,y % enjoying car rides and 10
make trips 70 the picnic grounds In
comfort Facilities for heating are
provided and maid accompanies
each car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
INDICTMENTS on FUEL COM
PANi MEN ARE DISMISSED

y Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan, "a -
Dismissal was granted here today OF
indictments against Sidney V. Smith
and Robert Bruce. directors, and
Joseph l. Schmitt treasurer. Of the
Western Fuel Company.
The men were charged with con-
sp.racy to defraud the government
h} getting tariff rebates on coal
which was never imported or re
shipped
or eight original defendants. four
Others must continue 90 stand trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
THAW PETITION BRIEF
II SENT To PRINTERS

CONCORD. y. H.. Jan. ct
Counsel for Harry x. Thaw sent to
the printer today their brief in the
matter Of Thaw's petition 20 the
Federal Court for writ OF habeas
corpus
Copies will be delivered 10 Judge
Aldrich and opposing counsel Mon
day
After examining the brief. Judge
Aldrich will bc ready 10 fix the date
for final hearing on the petition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
.POsTOFF|CE BILL PASSES
Measure Carries Total Appropriation
ot Over Three Hundred Millions
and Amendments.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan Ell
The House today passed the post
office appropriation bill. carrying
S305. 600. 900.
The bill includes an amendment.
extending 20 postoffice clerks. letter
carriers and postoffice messengers
full salary for a year after being in
iured on duty. $4,000 insurance In
case Of death as a result OF such In
iuries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
NEW HAVEN Chairman OUT
Howard Elliott Tenders Resignation
and Also Retircs From Director
ate of Boston A. Maine.

ty Associated Tres.
BOSTON. Mass. Jan 2i.-How-
ard Elliott. chairman Of the New
YORK. New Haven 4 Hartford Rail
way Company. resigned today a.
chairman and o. member OF the
board Of directors Of the Boston Z
Maine Railroad
Elliott said thar be wished To re-
tire In view OF negotiations nov
pending between Attorney General
McReynolds and the New Haven
company. concerning the so-calied
dissolution of the New Haven sys-
ten.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Congressman Lieb Rcnominatesi.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. "a
The first OF the Democratic congres.
sional conventions OF the year In In.
diana was held here today by the
Democrats OF the First district Con.
gresham Charles Lieb. Of Rockport
was renominated without opposi-
tion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
WEATHER
YESTERDAYS WEATHER
~ 'AISTERN MON TIi

Dallas clear temperature -. san
Antonio. clear and pleasant: Wlchif
Falls. clear and pieastu Beaumont
clear and warm Denisou clear. teu.
perature 90 Galveston. clear. tenn
pcraturc go. Shreveport clear. ten
perature CO. Waco. clear. calm. tom
p,faturc. g.. Abilons. part cloudy
warm Tyler clear. temperature eN
Houston. clear. temperature 90
Toyarhann. clear. temperature -.
Oklahoma city. clear. calm. temper
allure In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. "a
Owing to the changed agricultural
conditions following the reduction Of
SUGAR tariff. Charles GodchauX has
resigned his plase as the head Of
one OF the largest banks In New Or.
leans to devote his entire time to
Sudy of the utilization Of the
- - ~ land thai will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
NIIRASkA CITIES OFFER
Pleas FOR RESERVE BANK


THY Ns8oclnIeH IffH8
LINCOLN. Neb., Jan 24.-Nebras-
ka's right 10 regional reserve
bank under the new currency sys-
TEN was laid before the committee
composed OF Secretaries McAdoo and
Houston today In the hearing In
which claims OF Lincoln and Omaha
were set forth by bankers and bust
ness men from both cities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Local Forecast.
Washington rorec ast.

~ f.anoiaffH frsff
WASHINGTON. u c. Jan ga
For West Texas Unsettled IN north
and vest sunday Probably rain
Fair In southeast Monday fair. o..
cepi rain 0r snow and colder in Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
RESOLUTION FOR STRIKE
INQUIRY BY CONGRESS-


hN AHNfNf"f''' f''0
W sSHlNGTON. u. c.. Jan. 24.--
Resolutions authorizing congress
sioial investigation OF the Colorado
aid Michigan strikes were reported
,odgy by the house rules committee
Ths resolutions probably will come
up in the House Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

-"-TIT Y M NTW"
TlLlA. Tex. Jan. Develop
ment on the Klous irrigation well. 10
Gated four miles north OF Tulia. was
begun yesterday indications are
that it will be- a 500 or 1000 gallon
Well
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
NEWS FORECAST FOR WEEK
Arguments in Governments Suit
Against Chicago Butter aud fgg
Board Begin Monday.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. jan "a
Arguments in the Governments civ
II suit against the Chlcaso Butter
and Egg Board for alleged Iolations
of the antitrust law are heduled
to begin Monday before }. ge I.aH.
dis In the Federal cour 'hicae
Miss Alice Paul q f The
Confressiont'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
liz
STANDING COMMITTEES ~
SUFFRAGE NJ I iIORED


hy Anforihisn .ttf
WASHINGTON. n. G. Jan. 20 .
The House rules commit e TODAY re-.
fused "a report a resoia ION for ap-
pointmCit 0f a standiuF committed
on woman suffrage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
ALASKAN RAIIaAY BIIL
IL PASSED ~ SENATE


~ fasuciaied Press.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan, Ca
by vote OF a. 20 10, the Senate to-
day passed the Alaska railway bill,
directing the president 10 purchase
or construct 900 miles of railroad
In Alaska at cost of not TO exceed
forty MILLION dollars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
III IA BhRiiA OPPOSED
Bl CONSTITtTIONALlSTS


hy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan. ga
Francisco de Ia Barra as successor
to Huerta would not be acceptable to
General Carranza or other Ccastitu-
tionalist leaders" said Roberta Pes
quira. confidential agent IN Wash
inlgtOn OF the Constitutionalists
DE la Barra. he continued.
never ceased TO conspire against the
Madero government and finally
overthrow Il through the blackest
treachery known in modern lines.
With this ,elensat ,hrr- %
have IT,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

UIe experiment that will be- tried
this year will he the planting OF to
matOes on large scale Various
other crops viii be tried out in an
ondeayor to find a profitable substi.
tute for the sugar cane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
BALLOT REsrLH IN rANoR on
MINISTER TI}ED on Az.
soN CD t.IGE.
ILLNESS HALTSAR4ssy.EATs.
Judge Swayne issues Statement NJ.
Ter ver,lict Declaring Case
Wa. Weakest Heard in
Five Years.

By Associated prsss.
FORT WORTH. Tex. Jal 20
Rev. J Frank Norris pastor pf the
First Baptist Church, was acquitted
today Of the charge OF .arSgS"tter d
trial lasting mere tha
Arguments IN u BrJ ,,,gerc
stopped By o Juror fgers IIHox
\ ballot W : takeH aiep LINN
acquitted
Judse Swayne In stat ment said
that the gse was The weakest one
he had heard IN his live years as dis.
trict Judge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

tcontlnued on Pare two).
The Washington times., 1914-12-30
President Of Citizens Body Tells
His Own Experience With
Increased Rates.
OFFERS RESOLUTION
FAV0RING AN INQUIRY
West End Association Calls on
Federation for Investigation
of the Advance.

Officially, as president of the West
End Citizens Association. and person
ally, as a property owner. I wish 10
commend The Times for bringing 20
light facts concerning fire insurance
rates in washington"
This statement was made today by
George ". Evans. president of the
West End Citizens Association. who
had introduced at q meeting Of that
body Monday night a resolution call
ing upon the Federation of Citizens
Associations to inquire into the insur-
snce rate increases in the District.
y had an illustration OF the increase
in rates. Mr.. Evans explained. when
1 renewed my own insurance on brick
houses considered excellent risks. and
had to pay 80 per cent more than had
been paving for years on this property.
The Times is the only Washington
paper that has set forth the facts con-
corning the rate raise brought about
here by the creation of the U-nderwrit-
ers' Association, and for its stand il is
to be heartily commended and SUP
ported.
Other associations are interested in
lnis matter, and my resolution, to be
forwarded 10 the federation. simply was
70 insure having the matter brought
before that body at its meeting on sat
merce-"
MI. Evans resolution, approved by
nis association, calls upon the Fedora
uon OF Citizens Associations for
general and thorough inquiry into the
question Of fire insurance rates in the
district. with q view to determining
The reasons for the sudden Jump in in.
s9rance rates all over Washington.
having the matter considered bafore
me federation, and Mr.. Evans resoIu-
non viii have the effect of compelling
me general body TO take some stand on
the matter OF insurance rate increases
The Washington times., 1914-12-30
MAR|hRATES JUMP,
"CL|QE" IS BLAMED
Congressm1 Alexander to
Probe Insurance Business
for instance Combination

That al ''iuse combination" in the
American shiprg business is boost
ing marine inspnce rates and injur-
ing American comercc was the charge
| laid before Chsiban Alexander. OF the
House Merchant Iarine Committee. to-
day. The claim lade by u Baltimore
independent" n Alexander 70 en-
deavor to investiFe the situation with
view to remedYg Il.
In line with hisorobe. il is possible
efforts would be u11e to have the Gov
eminent war ris' insurance bureau
also undertake dilings in straight
marine insurance.
According to Aleanders informant,
who the chairman aid is trustworthy.
shipping lines on u inside" get raw
orable rates. Indenndents. however,
are charged higher rtes. and they can
not get insurance frn the big English
companies.
The immediate efet OF the alleged
abnormal rates il a. unusually high
price for cotton and Their products in
Bremen. Fifty dollar a bale Is the
prevailing price. Aleander's inform
ant said. but this hglIr does not repre-
sent the price the American grower
gets. since large porto of the amount
is eaten up in marine nd war risk in
surance.
To the extent that dependents VIII
not undertake voyages Inder the al
'leged exorbitant rates, meTican COM
merce is hampered, Alexander was told
This decrease was said be so large
as TO work seriously to the country s
disadvantage.
The Washington times., 1914-12-30
Revenue Cutters Will
Carry Surgeons on Patrol

In the future all revenue cutters en-
gagged in winter cruising on the Atlantic
Coast, carrying relief and succor to
stricken mariners, will carry a surgeon
of the Public Health Service
This measure is part of the Program
initiated by Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Byron r. Newton TO give the
fullest relief and protection TO the
American deep sea fishermen and others
who are caught in shipwreck and storm.
1t was under his orders that the Rev
enue Cutter Androscoggin was equipped
with q hospital for the benefit of injured
American fishermen of the Grand
Banks The Androscoggin is now on
her way north from the revenue cutter
depot and Arundel Cove.
The Washington times., 1914-12-30
OWNERS MAY DELAY
PLAZA PROCEEDINGS
Former Awards Not Excessive.
Asserts Attorney for Certain
Property Holders.

Delay in the acquisition by the GOV.
| eminent of the Uaion Station Plaza
property for park purposes is possible
in the event that the present comm's s.
sion reduces the amount of awards
made by former condemnation jury.
said G. f. Williams, attorney for a
number of owners. at the closing hear
ing before the plaza commission on
square al
The former awards, made more than a
year ago were not excessive. Mr.. Will
lIams declared. He presented a letter
TO the commission from one owner which
indicated that lower price than that
fixed by the former proceedings would
not be accepted.
As evidence OF losses sustained by
owners since the Cove nment first
started to acquire the eleven and a half
squares of prope ty between the Capt.
toll and Union Station for park pur-
poses. Mr.. Williams showed one case
where property owned hy the heirs Of
Jane z. Munster, which rays taxes of
$3.50 a year. has brought but Sl2 a
month rent during the past year. High
er rental could not be obtained he saio,
because owners would not repair and
improve Pro- cry viii condemnation
pI oceeLinGS were in pr gress.
Jha- rmdn SpauidIng. o. the plaza
commission. said the fullest invcstiga-
ton was Icing made and that all prop
crty owners would bc given a hearing
before awards were annoIncet.
All the property owners In the square
bounded by California street, T. street,
and Second street northeast, and the
Union Station. have now bee / hca-i
Awards will be announced Chairr an
Spaulding said, the last II this weeE or
the first OF ECXt week.
The commission is awaiting formal
transfer u title from the property
owners 20 the Government before pay
ing the S12,0J0 in awards in square a.
,riLall Il. taH.nl L.rnsi.a,-..a
The Washington times., 1914-12-30
Dozen Police Motorars
Asked for by SenatLee

Twelve small automobiles.
$500, will be provided for tho cog!
the Police Department in the rel 1T %
or traffic, II an amendment to dtI!oni
trict appropriation bill, offered M
ator Lee. is adopted. pen
Major Sylvester In commentins 49,
the matter stated the greatest
ness in the police system OF thes,.
az the present time is its lack OFF,
Quate transportation facilities. L
are so few motors available for n, !,
service that each has to serve sew
precincts. and in case OF fires. riots
emergency calls OF any character, m,
valuable time is lost in responding
calls.