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The evening world., 1914-12-05
MOTOR BUSES ARE NOW
STOPPING At NEAR SIDE;
GEO.H. R0BERTS0N'S PLAN

THE plan advocated by
George II. Robertson in
= The Evening World to
have all motor buses stop at the
near side. the same as trolley
cars. in order to lessen the
dangers o. street trafiic, has bson
put into operation by the New
York transportation Company.
Since Dec. l auto buses have been
making uear-side stops, which
has greatly facilitated vehicular
trafiic. especially on congested
Fifth Avenue.
The evening world., 1914-12-05
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
PLAN 4 PLAZA AFFAIR
Children's Court Committee VIII
Produce Tableaux Vivants of
Historical Interest.

What promises 10 be one of ,bs
most notable events In society this
winter In the affair planned By the
Chiidren's Court Committee Of the
Association Of Catholic Charities. II
Ia to take place at the Hotel Plaza
Monday evening. Jan. II. Many of
New York's distinguished hoste ssss
have Interested themselves In the
project. the purpose Of which IL TO
raise funds for charitable relief work
In the Children's Court.
Groups Of tableaux wants Of ana.
cial historical interest will be pos,d
BY a. number Of this seasons dsbu.
tantss. A prominent artist whoa
name tho committee expects to an.
nouncs shortly has volunteered for
the occasion. and the pro9ramms
throughout promises to be OF Unusual
attractiveneas.
The committee under whose Avn.
pices the affair u given 10 the oldest
In the Children's Court. having begun
its work upon the opening day Of That
tribunal. Many thousands of Catholic
children are annually befrlendsA
through the committee. and destitu.
lion Is relieved In hundreds OF the
homes from which these Children |
come.
Mrs. Joseph J. O'Donohue. President
u the Association of Catholic Charf.
les: Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond, Niss
selin. Miss O'Don0hue. Mrs. Herman
tidder ana Miss Linherr are amons
hose deeply interested In the success
Il the undertaking.
The evening world., 1914-12-05
FOUR HURT IN AUTO WRECK,
Axle of Car Breaks-IuIureA Ar
Able to Go Home,

Two young men and two younr
women were slightly hurt when tho
axle Of an automobile In which seven
persons were riding broke as the ma :
chine passed Pork Place on Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn. early to-day. The
car belongs to william Woog Jr. OF No
1919 Bedford evenue. Brooklyn. but he
was not In II. Don X. Gillespie OF M
20 Patchen Avenue was at tho wheel
The three besides Gillespie who vera
hurt said they were William II. Barnes
OF No. VI Granite street. Miss Madeline
SPAIN OF No. ~ Stanhope street. ana
Miss Mabel Anderson Of No. 2s5 Central
avenue. all Brooklyn addresses. Non.
sustained more serious injuries thar
decorations, Miss Anderson was taken
70 bushwick Hospital. where her in
'u,,es were dressed. Tho others were
taken to Bradford Street Hospital. An
were able to 20 home after rece,v,,.
medical attention.
The evening world., 1914-12-05
GAYRLS"
IN THRr SHOW
AOLUMBXA.

An ,nnova,'s made in the
form of nss ouue''oh at
the Columb "s'oao OK
the usual ."ioe-act
burlesque y :" "''n = 'ohs
and varied 80 i'''o"'ns
the hrst in DuiiosQue
Is called e." INC
nr,,,,,., . OF the Tho
C.,,.... ,ius Fay. German
u ~, ~. o'rry X. Morton,
Shn character
v ~uv.o W. to the patrons of
N" 800 20 vare leila Russell,
.Mss nouianologue: Mickey
W Wny So"'4cCloud. Barbary
coo.ey sry Evans and Mae
Soast oa.Id Sisters, Arthur
t1,, ulen. A grotesque
female nance. 'o"
Apa~a nN~
The evening world., 1914-12-05
,,THRILLING
FENCES NIGHTLY
TRRLNG SCENES.

ay's gigantic melodrama
demonstrate Its drawing
Manhattan Opera House.
ldlences are thrilled night.
stirring events Of "I.ifa"
ace OF the varsity crews.
reuit Of the automobile IN
hero makes his escape
ing. thanks TO his DEVOTED
wife. never fail TO ro,,.a
I enthusiasm. These two
idents are shown In sta 90
AT set a new pace Tor
The evening world., 1914-12-05
'JG|SLATORS WILL
PUSH PHONE RATE
QUIZ T0AF|N|SH
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS
GIRL? SHE HAS BEEN
MISSING FOR 4 WEEK
llblic Service Commission
Will Hold New Hearing
Here Dec. 9.

A. evidence that the long delays,
Telephone rate case has been reyivs,
with vigor, many complainant
against the prevailing extortionat,
charges received notices to-day from
the Public Service Commission In Al
bany a. follows:
IN the matter OF the Investigation
OF rates and charges to the public b,
the New York Telephone Compan,
Tor services rendered within the CIT,
OF New York appraisal beginning
juno >, 1910. n further public hear
ING VIII be held by this coin m ission In
inc school room Thirteenth floo,
tower). Metropolitan Building, No
l Madison Avenue, New York CITY
wednesday. Dec. .. 10 O'Clock A, M"
senator Foley's legislative inyesti.
gazing committee met yesterday and
voted to continue its separate iny.s.
t'sation OF telephone rates. 30 thers
VIII be no future relapses into LONG
periods or delay and postpone ment.
which has been the favorite stratorv
or the New York Telephone Com.
pany Tor sidetrackins complaints of
overcharsed subscribers.
Inc two oficisl bodies have come n
An understanding not 70 work NJ cro..
puiposes. Their respective counsel.
Marun w. Littleton for the commission
Ano hobart l.. Luce for tho committee
nave arranged a conference next Mon.
Jay TO map out lines of co.operat,v>
ac''on' Chairman Van Santvoord Of
mo commission sent to the Legislative
committee yesterday a letter consent.
ns 70 Its use OF data gathered dur,n~
ne last six months and s,rpe.,,r.
nat the lawyers get together for de-.
ai's. In return the COMMITTEES vii,
'un'nit its data TO the commission.
the committee will make n renor+
o the Legislature next month ma IN
no mean time will have its exner,
Prof. f. w. Bemls. an.
ear before tho Public Service Com.
Mission and Offer his testimony IN
Import the case for reduced rates.
In addition to Chairman Foley
the meeting were Senators James J.
walker Of New York. Herbert p. Coats
Saranac Lake and Charles ]. Hewitt
: Cayuga County and Assemblymon
VILLAIN J. Gillen Of Brooklyn. Goats
nd Hewitt are Republicans. tte "a.
tanning three Democrats All were
greed that the committee was ob,l. |
ated to continue In the pending rate
Use until It was completed.
II the Public Service Commission n,
't able to make its orders before
IN 10. when the committee intends
report to the Legislature, recon-
will be made that Senate
ID Assembly continue participation
telephone rate affairs until relief 4,
ven to the public.
The evening world., 1914-12-05

The ida running motor tends to
accumulate an unnecessary amount
Of oil at the head OF the pistons.
with the result that when the driver
starts his car, the motor will smoke
badly for a few moments. 1t might
be well to cut down the supply OF
oil 70 q safe minimum and to EN-.
ploy either a non.freezing solution
or q radiator cover. Alcohol, glycer.
inc and water in equal parts make
Q good non.freezing solution, renew.
ing the alcohol and water when nee.
essary. During the intense cold.
cover the lower section OF the radi.
ator with a pad. leather preferably.
Unless this Is done, the lower SEC
ton Of the radiator and the bottom
water supply pipe are liable 70 freeze.
even with the engine running.
The evening world., 1914-12-05
HolD.UP NAN conn
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Whipped BY Woman He T6Gf /
Rob, Thug Makes Second Aitnrl
Runs and Police Get FIN, Z

NORTH CONCORD. VT, Dss. -
a roboer who had held up Mrs. Nrool(
Russell. station agent at Eas4 onn;'
cord. shot and killed himself N,
OFFICERS attempted to arrest Nm
night. Tho authorities. aisbou9E
unable positively 10 identity the -.
SAID that he appeared to answor ~
inc description Of Harry c.. ouoeo
VINO was wanted In connection vteH
burglary at East Ryegatc on Nev.
.; smith IL said to have come frooS.
Pennsylvania. -
Inc robbcr appeared at the 80
concord station when Mrs. Rw111d
wss preparing to lock u up. ~
threatened her with Q revolver. -
ue woman erappled with him - 5
m,er night threw him out. 0okS.
however. the thug returned. felied r.
woman with blow. then ran ~. m
was traced to this village. When tVS :
deputies ordered him TO snrrender -
nfst threatened 10 Mil them, th0n =
turned his revolver on himself a. !
nred a bullet through his head.
The evening world., 1914-12-05
CUT THEIR OWN SALARIES.
Psttsharsh Cosncilmes Take Rast-
cal steps "a Reduce Ctsy BUDGET.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 5.-An nc.
ton which probably Ia without prsce
aent IN the history OF legislative b6dies
In PittsburEh. tho County or the State.
was taken a. master stroke TO insure
economy In the city's finances yesterday
when the city's nine councilmen. during
confederation 81 the next years budse,
cut their own salaries $1,000 year ana
passed . motion which practically Dc.
mands that every city official from thu
Mayor down through his Cabinet, vol
unteer to accept a proportionate cut.
Reductions OF from 6 to Is per can,
on every salary above N.LoO are con.
sidered.
counoiimanlc salaries have heretofore
been $500.
The evening world., 1914-12-05
BLOW OUT THE GAS,
One Mimer IL Dead ana seconJ
Near Death.

Antonio Pueblo. Carmine Do Mario
and Carinine Desmonia arrived In New
York last night from Colorado. where
they had been working In the mines,
they had bought their tickets for
taiy and were to sail Monday. Pueblo
and DE Mario took a double room and
Desnionia "a single room on the ton
Bowery. " ioS
When Desmonia awoke to-day and
went to call his friends he was over'
by fumes OF gas. IL wa,
the gas. leaving It turned on and ths
window shut. DE Mario was deal
ana Pueblo has mere chance,
The evening world., 1914-12-05

there any special carburetor for q
Ewing7 II %. what make would give
me the best results? !. q. l..
The Ewinu car has not besn man.
ufa o<ured for some time, and because
Of this you will find Il rather difficult
10 secure spare parts.
There ere several standard eArbur.
stors which will no doubt b efficient
to the motor.
Av,oaobns Editor:
er's license? II. X.
you do not need Q ehauffsur's license,
but ! would sdviss you TO Get one to
avoid trouble.
Auscuobrs Editor: :
What people publish q list Of auto
mobile owners7 What can I use to
paint my car black. the present color
being yellow? Can q carbureter be
idlef II. D. REILLY.
viii write you and give you the
painting Of the oar. would say that
you ned Q oray or issd eeler printing
oest over ths yellow before the black
cost 10 applied. Two eoats 81 black
with ssvcral coats Of good varnish,
aided by proper rubbing. down, will
mako Q pretty good lob. You can I'D.
Just Q esrburstsr while engine 10 run.
ming Idle only for low speed work. To
properly adJvst II, the car should BE-
run at the various spssds end saeh
lst adjusted correctly.
Automcbrls Ddtsor:
Ono cylinder upright autom enstps.
lxs: clearance between cylinder head
and piston. S.. II build up cylin-
der head and decrease this clearance
will I get more powerf II built up
top wall Of firing chambers and cyl
u.u.,,y .h... engine. ar. =: d: =; y.
with The proper amount Of clearance
between the piston head and the cyl.
indsr head. However, . elight build
| lnu up Of the piston head will do no
harm and will Increase the oomprss.
sion, eivlWu you . little more power.
The iooition will probably hsvs to he
retarded . lltt's.
Au,omdbas Editor:
II q chauffeur wants 10 renew his
license does he have to send his badge
and card and another picture. and
how much do you have to pay to re-
now it7 y. r.
You will receive q. renewal GARD
from ths Secretary Of States office
uIvInu you Q full explanation. You
must send your Photographic With this
card and also ssnd renswal Tee Of y.
Automdb.is Editor.
Must the owner of a car have a
|chauffeura license in order to run
a hack with his oar In this Slater
Can q clerk In q store run a delivery
car without chauffeur's license?
| q. r.
An owner Of any esr does not need
q ehsuflsurs badge 10 run HE own
car, but II 10 advisable that hs have
one. Il Will cave . lot Of uNNsosssary
questions. Hs, Of course, must have
9 hack license. a man cannot run HE
employers car without . ohauhsur's
license. whsthsr no 10 . clerk or
chauffeur.
Automopais Ilittor;
Would you please let me know the
best way. to someryills, N; J.. and
distance from Brooklyn, N. Y?
q. APLvfSTII.IIE6 JR.
cress Forty. second Street ferry 10
Hudson County ooulsvard proceed 10
Newark, tt.1 uilsss gIissbsth, tY.a
miles, WsslNsld, as mlIsei PlaiNfssid.
- milsei esuad ersak ~ miles. q
esssesv'H~ e,m!!ele. ~. -.'s...,,.-.s
The evening world., 1914-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam MitoNfo'
$50 Main Avenue. Clifton. N"e
asked The Evening World up
them find their daughter. 0''
who has been missing fr|me
since. last Saturday after sno
whose absence has wrung SITS
Of her parents.
Margaret Mitchell, whotoeh
now and whose picture. ned
here, was taken several ABo'
left her homo TO sell some ade
candy to neighbors In tests
OF q church fair. She h Deen
seen by any OF her frients Snc
wore blue skirt, o plat coat
and black velvet hat. Ts TAIL
for her age being fsncnes'
and has dark brown ha yes
The girls long absenceS ner
parentSo fear, some narm
has bef6llen hef.
The evening world., 1914-12-05

!! Dec, b,-Gov, 0lynn To.
J that former Justice Mccall
r. appointed to the SuDrcmo
rh. when the story III !,
'ned, SAID the Governor, he
20 me no was not "a candi.
refused to talk on the report
nee J.; SheArn 10 to be made
'ourt Justice and Justice Ses-
n.so % ne Court Of Appeals
The evening world., 1914-12-05
o,vxEATRE
.TT01TEMPTERS"
BURLESQUES.

.r.r" next weeks at.
Olympic Theatre. ha,
go. As ono Of the stand
o 90" Columbia circuit.
~, nv ures are burlesques,
The !ed for a Day" and
EMU. entlin which Charles Ba-
Cls and Cha ries Cole fir-
ker,ns: Other members OF
ufete Bertha Gibson. Ruth
thee Elmer and Louise
Ev
The evening world., 1914-12-05
INVESTIGATING TWO FIRES.
Three Hours Apart In Same s,r..,
IN brooklyn.

Fire Marshal Brophy Is investigating
Two nres that started In Suffer Avenue.
brooklyn. At 2 o'clock a blaze at No
$50 did $1,000 damage. It Is n two
story frame building. with a grocery
owned by Mrs. Esther Leichtung on the
ground Moor and living rooms for her
family above. The fire started IN the
hall and It's origin could not be deter.
mined.
At o'clock a milkman saw n bi,,.
at the top OF the stairway In the two.
story frame house at No. 5i2. lie nut
u out and found the woodwork satu.
piled against the walH In few ,,,ns
lites tho family OF Meyer ReingoId
asleep few feet away. would Sows
been trapped In their rooms. ""''
The evening world., 1914-12-05
MRS. DEPEW AlDS10ED.
Eounds Hospital n S-sends
Ambalance

Mrs. Chauncey N. Dcne latest
wealthy American vo establish
n hospital In her Frer}s u Mrs.
Depew's estate. near sne' mas
been accepted by IN. Govern
msnt for hospital purI inc en-
tire expense Of eQuiT main.
tanning the hospital Wy AIRS.
Depew. 49,.
from the Long ISL tion c s.,,s
organised 70 work chodc,w WIN N
the hospital. John ha a'c GO OF
Huntington. has CHI INC CORPS
which will sail on
The evening world., 1914-12-05

There oreenpont should be looked after by tho
generally often held
Of
trolley
trolley
to be
The evening world., 1914-12-05


ANSWERS TO LETTERS.
Aaomobile Editor:
have a 1914 Model ct" Ford and
have run It 5000 miles since June 10.
I had very little trouble until about
CINE lost compression and strength.
First I found trouble In my spark
plugs leaking. l fixed . bad gasket
and finally washed the csrburetor
and cylinders out with kerosene. but
all have failed to make the car run
o. X. again. A friend who owns q
Ford tells me that the valves need
grinding. but none will admit that the
car should need this, having only run
OF oil have been using has carbon
ICED all the parts of the engine.
What has carbonized my engine?
would recommend che uss Of oil
advised BY the Ford Company. " The
motor 70 earbsnixsd u will not run
efficiently, either ~ 70 consumption
Sands. The wear Of thsss dsss~d On.
tipsly upon the kind Of usage they
have been put 20. An imperfect mix.
turs, 80 we'll ~ IN improper grade Of
oil, will cause carbon 70 collect.
There are several supply houses
which cell the headlight fitHncs fer
Ford cars. The current is taken from,
the fiywhssl magnetic. The current
eensumption 10 small.
advise the grinding Of The valves.
which no doubt are pittsd. Would
also advise the cleaning OF the oylin.
dsrs and piston rinss.
Automobile n,i.r.
Which tire Is the safest tire.
straight side or clincher?
What keeps IA Debated straight side
tire on the rim?
At what price could a set Of "26"
reversible beads be bought for in
making a change In tires from Q. d.
20 straight sides, and could they be
purchased?
In changing from s4xlh. will II be
advisable to use the 8%x% tubes7
In ordinary driving, which IL the
best practice, using the spark lever
or acceierator7
Would II be practical to run hot
cArburetor for cold weather.
J. H. SCOTT.
Both typss are safe. u 10 only Q
question OF selection and rim equip.
FtOnt 90 10 what TO uss.
The beads Of either . q. D. elinohsr
.AsatrkA slda ara aAixAv 81 A nsa.
v.ct :tr:tehino. Somstimos bv MINI
: stsei wire core. 0eoauss 81 this
;.sisstio h.sd Il esnnot oujj evsr ~
rirr' "wsn ,,hsn deNated'
Wan ssrrot ehanoe 4 q. D. ollnehse
t,,: "a = .trsioht AIDE tire efter n hs.
Soer manufactures.
IN changing ths tire sixs, Il would
30 we'll TO change also the tube else,
although the smaller eixsd tube will
do u necessary. wider sixsd tube
must ovsrexsrt 49,. IN order to do
the work required OF u.
In CITY and suburban driving, the
uSs Of the aeesisrator 70 advocated. II
olvss you the use o. both hands see
Skeerlnu and shiStlNo. The spaek
should be kept at IN advance except
when pulling heavy.
Any hest brought 70 the oarburst.
- 70 necessary In cold weather. Hot
SNSop 10 advisable and Q coil 81 this
eeVt will b vsry beneficial.
Aulsnnbiis ndit9;
= Uoos an owners son need a license
"a dive his fathers car II his father
ao s. along, ~. !. ~. :. +. y. W .,s X
- VINO 00DD 00v OWN = car v0e NlpD
The evening world., 1914-12-05
What You Want to Know
About Your Auto and How
To Drive It and Keep II
Expsrt Adoice How to Keep Automobiles Running Smoothly
and ths Best Way to Remedy Machine TreubIss-
zssSfic Sussesttons and Pleasure Routes
for Eoenins World Readers.
By GEORGE n. ROBERTSON.

1ow mat colo weather
biss watch
the cold
The evening world., 1914-12-05
Truth Is Silent But
Very Active

1t is true that r & G Pills have been
on the market for many years. We
have not advertised to the public. but
the truth OF the great curative proper.
ties OF these pills has placed them as
q family remedy in thousands Of homes,
For stouach trouble, bowel and liver
PILLS
Get = box ts-uisht. Zoe ana o5o N 10,
s~ud Tor free sample.
K d O Pills, 20s Centre Street. N, Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05

h, .o.,.n,ao .,,s ~, nA,,. ,u.,o,
nv 1890 $500 oanr,..a sa,oe,rs ~
n an ma ccnd,c,Sr ~ rreTa~ u cuaI
na1iamcs AL ts~st1n,or,o cne 90 deh,ds
Z ny ~ tnso ,-rtsrcursc $500, cor
UNI tai 5uan Jaramillo. IN convicto.
que desde entonces ha sido puesto en-
parola y descargd0 de- Ia institution.
Ha,,ar,os ado,ooa c,,a -. ,n,o.o,,r
az sI,c,to torof I,~sr ~ ~ raas a. -,
rto I -r,nc,n,os ~, 49, A. r,,,a AZ
1919 al cuvn t,amno + d,oha Mms
I,vona ers ~ c-onfan1a an Loo ar1r,
tamantoa " = wstrona a. IL rsr,
tanc,arsa ~ @rssrtos om,naSos Nv.
ell superIntendente y al famIlla ' oue
81 dicho ,Juan Truiillo era de coniiapza
' mandadero en- las ofcinas del Al.
perintendente y s~ecretario princiual
de Ia penitenciarfa ' que fue debido
al consentimiento. neqlieeneia v des
Guido complete del euardia de la sala
ouien ahora no esta ocupado en- Ia neni-
tenciarfa v que estos prisioneros pu-
dieron encontrarse. en- 81 segundo MISC
del edIfcio Drincipal de Ia Denitencia.
ria V entrar en- 81 intercourse ilfcito 81
cual result6 en- eli prehez de Ia dicha
Alma Lyons.
Haiiamos adamas ma !, m-an,easto
~contenido en- Il dicba ouaia reIotIvo 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
HENRY LYONS.
marca
coMuNicADoa

@~~
Costilla, N. NJ, Enere 20, 1914.
Sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Muy Sr. Milo
Aunque no soy su agente para soci-
litar suscritores por su papel, me he
decidido Ell hacer TODD 10 que sea po-
sible para que esta genie reciba 81
Nuevo Mexieano, para que Sc les qui-
lite de su mente la mGla idea que tie
men a causa de la lectura de estos pc.
ri6dicos de la polftica, pues segun Sc
We todavia en- ell 1ltimo numero de "La
Reyista de Taos, dice que ell Cuerpo.
de Igualamiento ha 1uitado al pueblo
del estado los 5000 de exencion a "a,
da cabeza de familia, q 10 que yo ven
la mentira tan declarada cuando ven
que El Nuevo Mexicano Sc ha pro
puesto dar a luz toda la verdad publi-
cando la Ley de T%asaciones y expli
candosela al pueblo para que no Sc
deien enrredar de periodistas politl
castros, que sus papeles no son mas
que I'm fardo de enrredos para perjudi-
car al pobre pueblo con sus mentiras.
Que bueno fuera que el Estado &c
Mexico tuviera siquiera cinco
periodicos como Ell Nueyo Mexicano
que circularan por TODD ell estado IA.
ra que TODD ell pueblo los ~recibiera pa
que supieran su propio beneicio,
practicamente El Nucvo Me.
xicano es un gran educador de todos
los que 10 leen, por la razon que es la
Verdadera gufa de la verdad v la jus.
icia para todo Ell pueblo eli general
lin exception de polftica nj religion,
Isl es que 20 hare 10 possible para que
oda esta genie lea FL Nuevo Mexica
TO-. Yo por mi parte he recibido 81
Juevo Mexicano como papel Republic
ano, como Democrata y ahora 10 re-
ibo como ell bienhechor y d~efensor
el pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, pues no
60 en- el mas credo polftico que la YER
ad. {
Quedo de vd, {
Muy respetuosamente, t
]. R. BARELA. t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
s s $ s y s = 5 e = IS *
: PERSONAL. :

Don B~onifacio Montoya, de Bernalf-
llo, miembro del cuerpo de educaci0n
del estado, estuvo en- la cludad aten-
diendo a las iuntas del cuerpo.
Don Manuel Naranjo, bien conocido
ciudadano de Espanola, condado de
Rio Arriba, nos hizo una agradabIe vi,
sta durante la semana
Hon, Antonio Lucero, Secretario de
Estado. regres0 ell Lunes en- la noche
de Las Vegas, donde tuvo una corta
vista con Ell Hon. Felix Martinez, en-
canine de regreso a FL Paso de su via
je q la America del Sur.
Don Teodoro Maestas energico v
respectable ciudadano de Santa Cruz,
Sc dej6 yer en- la ciudad durante la
semana visitando a sus muchos ami
COS y atendiendo d negocios importan-
ties.
Don Pedro PulIuja, gobernador del
Pueblo de San Juan, estuvo en- la ciu-
dad Ell Lunes transando negocios i'm
portantes y visitando a u muchos
amigos y conocidos.
Durante la semana tuvimos ell gusto
de yer en- la ciudad al Sr. Manuel de
Jesus Vigil, bien conocido ciudadano
de Espanola, Y quien pas6 algunos
dias en- Pena Blanca a%tendiendo a ne
gocios importantes.
El Coronel Juan M. Medina, ante
riormente jefes de. la plana mayor en- la
armada rebelde bajo ell General Pan
cho villa, estuvo en- la ciudad eel sa-
baco por unas cuantas horas, en- CANT
para Washington, d. G. Don Cami
10 Padilla, de esta ciudad, lie acompa-
bo en- su viaje a la Capital Nacional.
Farah y Mignardodt, duehos de una
cantina en- la Gale de San Francisco,
fueron multados en- un peso Y los cos
tos de la corte por Ell Juez de Paz Da-
vid Gonzales por permitir 4 memories
de edad f~recuentar la cantina y iugar
EN- las mesas de billar. Los acusados
acusaron con culpa y con mucha
serenidad recibieron SUI ~sentencia.
Ell Sr. Donaciano Chaves, distingui-
y prominente .ciudadano de Pinos
Wells, condado de Torrance, nos hizo
ma agradable vista la semana pasa-
IA, Durante su. estancia aqui visito
sus hijos 8 hijas, quienes Sc. hallan
a la escuela de Santa Ca
alma en- esta ciudad. Ell SRI Chaves
ia sido nombrade agentes por la Com
'ania Pubhcista del Nuevo Mexicano
ara solicitar suscritores para Eel Nue.
Q Mexicano. 81 ST.. Chaves goza de
nucho prestigio . Influenza en- la CO.
nunidad donde Yive, y debido q este
stamos ciertos que saldra con mu
exito en- conseguir muchas suscri
ZONES para nuestro semanario, pues
n todas las empresas que Ell Sr. Cha
es pone mano siempre sale con fe-
cidad y uceso |,