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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
British Bar Maid
Too Old at Thirty

Too old at thirty is the unhappy
lot OF The British barmaid described
in a report by Mrs. Bernard Drake.
Of an inquiry made 10y the Women's
Industrial council.
Barmaids are a British institution.
Very few men are found behind the
bars in the saloons throughout tho
united kingdom except proprictoI-
There are 22.OO0 barmaids in Eng
land alone. Frequently crusade
have been started with the purpose
Of enlightening women, and paTtic-
ularly girls. from this vocation but
nothing lasting has been accomplish
ed. one reason is that the saloon
Il h working man's club, and he
prefers places where he can gossip
with the girls. on the whole tho
Influence 81 bariraids is to raise the
atmosphere Of saloons. but the In.
nuence Of the saloons upon the wo-
men Is considered bad.
The barmaid soon grows old.
says the report. Sometimes she IL
old al 20: she Is generally too old
at TO-" Tier chances of marriage are
NNNANAN NV aANt rs ANNG hAA IL 7
or manager. and almost the only re-
course left for her is the streets. The
number OF women on the London
streets who have ones bee barmaids
is out Of an proportion to the total
number in The trade.
Mrs Drake writes sympathctically
OF the women behind bars. She
says:
The BARNARD is cheaper than the
harmHn. She Is more industrious,
moro sober. more amenable 90 the
wishes OF her employer. less rebel
lious against tho hard conditions of
public house life.
There ae women ome of fine
character, who arm In tbs bar a de-
cent and respectable living. and are
not unhappy. There is even "A woe
man OF robust health and tempera-
ment, who finds In, the public house
a certain vocation. The bar Is Ia
other women immediate ruin.
But AL these are exceptions. The
barmaid who Is In the majority. al
though she loses nothing of self-res
poet. yet continues at her post only
In WEAKNESS and loathing, and with
a great fear IN her heart OF tina,
which the future n 20 bring"
Wages Tor barmaids are no NOR,
than domestic servant command In
the United States, and the average
working day Is fourteen hours. In
houses p~atronizcd by working men
the average pay is ease Co $500 pei
week; In hotels IL may raise to $3.50.
and for a head barmaid to S450 OF
even s.. Board and lodging are al
ways furnished. but the girls are ex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

TlE Ions STANDING feeling OF ha-
tired that existed between James
= Fisk. Jr, and Edwin s. Stokes
.of Sew York CITY, both of thom
prominent men OF the metropolis.
ended with the assassination OF Fisk
1879 The cause was the result OF
jealousy on the part Of Fisk at tho
attention stokes was paying TO Helen
J Mansfield. They were rivals for
the admiration OF his woman and
che seemed 60 prefer the attentions
ut Stokes. The fcud had tone so far
that Miss or Mrs. Mansfield had sued
FISK for "a certain sum loaned him
and the trial was ln progress when
the tragedy occurred.
The shooting OF risk occurred on
the stairway Of tho Grand Central
hotel and was ~prcmcditated on the
part ~ stokes ms he was seen FOR
several hours previous to be wander
Ing about the corridors expecting
that Fisk would visit The hotel. As
they met on the stairway neither ut
tered "a word. but stokes fred. the
rrst shot taking effect In the abdom-
en- Fisk recled and fell. dying. at
lii NNAANNA "a ANt aNAiA way
After nring the fatal shot Stokes
paused Tor a single instant. as IL to
look upon his work. then turned and
walked ~lcisuroly away. lie entered
The ladies' parlor and threw the
still smoking revolver upon the sofa.
A. ne was about To retreat by a Of
the barber shop OF the hotel he slip
ped and fell and was seized by men
attached Ia the hotel, and was led
back tu the foot 81 the grand stair
way. where he was carefully guard
ed until the arrival OF the police.
Stokes was Immediately taken to a
nearby station. Fisk in the meantime
was taken to a room OF the hotel and
an ante mortem statement was Ia
ken. Fisk died and a buried on
January s. while Stokes was trans.
fcrred 10 the Tombs. The %coroncr's
jury returned q verdict against him
ON January 3. and he was remandcd
to the Tombs To await the action OF
the grand jury.
The grand jury found a true bill
Of indictment against Stokes and
was placed ON trial for his life al
three different times. Al the hrsI
trial. the jury disagreed. At the sec
end which tool place In February
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pcctcd To- dress we'll
The harmaid. according To- Mr.
Drake. belongs 10 tho type of nor
mai q average working girl, In
dustrious, sober and honest. al
though she ia To be distinguished
from her sisters by u greater mea-
sure of the love or youth and ad-
venture. She seldom adopts the ca.
feer az the result OF "a false step. The
working MAJ seldom loses his re-
spcct Tor the barmaid as "a woman
worker; Il II reserved for a man
about own to be without all sense
OF honor or chivalry to women
Young and pretty girls are deliber-
.ateiy chosen for the West End sa-
looms which are the resorts Of dis
Isolutc men aud fallen women, be
cause the inexperienced girls attract
the men. They are given mo- proiec-
tion by their employers
Two great evils Of tho present sa-
loon system are pointed out by the
report. one h the long hours NJ
fectinE the health Of both men and
women and leading to excessive
drinking. Tho other II the exploita-
tion OF young girls. which rs rcspon-
siblo for their degradation. one re
torn proposed rs that No girl under
the nge II ~ shall be employed after
\ o'clock except ON the promises Of
her parents aud another is that the
bar shall be u more ut place for
both men and womcn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
~ NCmIrNFMENr.

Y United States senator Thomas
Benton Catruu has been oU-
,upyiuE % scat iu the United
States senate durinR Intervals 81 pro-
lour,d visits tu Sew Mexico for about
tvo wears. Duung that time his ao-
,omplishmcnts for the people of New
McXlDu as Tar as noted boz the official
record. consist IN preventing the con.
nrmatIou OF the presidents appoint
mcut " Adolph y Hm To- Doe post
muster of santa Fc
To bc exactly correct even this
achievement ts not iu the record,
since no record BIZ kept publicly Of
senate executive sessions
Let everyone bc fair 10 Senator
Catrou OF Sew Mexico and give him
bill credit Tor the work he has don,
Tor his state
Furthermore. the senator while hc
states that hc doesn't know who is &,
bc postmaster. says he lE certain that
Hn will not De.
ncyond doubt the senator's ronstit'
ucnts will feel rcnewed confidence IN
his ability TO look out Tor their inter
csts whon they know that having
achieved a result, he h not going t.
permit Il To- get away from him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
SENATOR o'GoRM,Ns SPEECH.

A FrElI reading tnr summary OF
IN senator O.Gormon's three
huur speech against repeal ~
the canal tolls exemption IN the SEN
nt" ye%stcrdaf. one BE- impellcd To-
paus, aud wonder just what the up-
positio1 VIII rest ON Tor further battle
against the repeal sought by the pres
ldpnt senator t'GormRn is the
leader OF the opposition Go the repeal.
he solcmnly warns Democratic scna-
tors that repeal is 10 violation Of the
Baltimore platform
The president of the United states,
me head of thu Democrat party. has
asked and practically demanded the
repeal lie Be- the man more 10 be- az
fsrted hy possible uuf4,ora1lo scnu-
mcut created than any other. tie
has show the eountrJ, with the ass
istan,c 81 othoi Democratic leaders,
thst "a repeal Is not % violation u
the Baltimore platform MoreoNe en-.
the people ~ tine nation are with him
iu his request foT the repeal whether
u n a violation Of the platform or
not
An the other %opponenets ~ the re-
peal have declared that 70 was a Civ
ms Of ground by the United States
before grave diplomatic complications
which we should stand up ana fight
The president has been called % COW
ara hy Hearst. Penrosc and other
popular Idols Tor rcfusing o. stand
up and night
Senator O'Gorman leader oi the
snti-repeai forces says there BE- uo
grave diplomatic crisis confronting
uH.
senator o'Gormsn himself admits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
Great Trials Of History

TRIAL on EDWIN 5. STOKES

1879. he was convicted and sentenced
10 he hanged. but at the third and
last trial, which begun IN the early
part OF october, he was convicted OF
manslaughtcr and was sentenced to
four years NJ the -penitentiary. The
sentence was passed upon him on
October 20. ana he instantly began
serving a.
The last trial began on october 8.
and Il was d number OF days before
u jury could be secured. II was not
until October 10 that the assistant
district attorney. Russell. was able to
open his address for the prosecution.
Immediately after he had concluded,
the examination OF witnesses began.
The witnesses for the prosecution
were practically the same as at tho
previous trial. II only required
two days to Tehcar them. Then the
CounNi for the defense. Mr.. Dos Pas
SOS. began his address to the jury.
The defense produced a number of
witnesses to how how the prisoner
had been afraid Of Fisk. never going
! out except In "a closed carriage. lie
felt the necessity of going armed for
the reason that friends had frequent
Is told Inn of threats on the part OF
Fisk to shoot him The most damag-
ms evidence against the prosecution
was the testimony of a Witness at
the previous trail: his testimony was
written out for him and he was
promised $1,000 IL he would present
u.
During all these trials. Stokes
father, mother. sister, brother and
other relatives were seated about
him. and his parents never missed
one session In all the long days IL
was continued. ON october 20
Stokes took the stand and testified In
HE own behalf The testimony was
closed on October ~. and the jury
went out at AS on October 20, and
did not return until ii:06. with tho
verdict as stated above.
Under The statutory allowance Tor
good behavior, Stokes made an effort
to be released on January /. 1876.
claiming that his previous lmptison-
ment OF ten months should De de-
Quoted from his sentence. To this
Judges Barrett and Pratt refused 90
consent He was compelled To serve
his fun time n was vol given his
freedom until October 80. 1876.
gratin dishes, not 10 mention cassscr-
olcs that can bc had as large as u y
inches In diameter, or IN tiny size.
FOR individual portions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
mranh a Fnctor IN sncrc-s.

The largest factor contr buting to
a mans uccvss IL undoubtedly
health. II has been observed that a
man Is seldom sick when his bowels
are regular-he ~ never well when
they are constipated. For constipa-
ton you will find nothing quite so
good as C~hamberiain's Tablets. They
not only move the bowels, but i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. They are sold by all drug
gistH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
An Electric Public School
l~Englncerlng New.l

Engineering Ncwsp
IT iIE nrst electrically heated pub
hD school is being put az at
HYpcrt. Idaho. ln the center
ct tic Miuidoku irrigation project In
fact 'lcctricity will DE employed FOR
an other services involving the use OF
energy within the school building
For the general heating apparatus
the common arrangement of hot-air
pipes, etc, has neen adhered o., but
h heat IS furnished by "a batter ot
electrical units, similar Ca those used
in large ovens Twenty ls-kW units
are Co be installed in pairs each pair
having % separate control ron e.
switchboard Iu the principal office
current gomcs from the project pow
ur house, ~ miles away. and the csti-
mated cost of operation is placed al
81 20" "a year compared with coal
supply at $1,000 plus @ brennan at
SO @ month The FIRST cost of the
electric system was $4,000 less than
the other. Co.. addition to The heating
a iO-hp motor drives % ycntilating
fan and supplies power for the manu-
ri training department An Electric
hot-watcr heater supplies tho domes-
tic science department, the shower
baths. ntutories. etc. ln the domcs-
tic science laboratory are individual
electric stoves. AN electric range and
various appliances The electric light
ing includes a small theater cuu4l-
ment for the sChool auditorium, the
building also serving as d social CEN
ter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
ON TIM NAP.

EioRTs los the superintendent
* and chief engineer OF the
southern California Autumo-
bile club shvw thai there are nov
only about ten miles uf rough road
between this ctiy and Los Angeles
IN other words, boo a campaign ct less
than two Years and Doe which onll
hnlf-heaftcd Interest has been taken
hy this and other communities along
the route. % thousand miles of good
road have been built and opened 70
trunsrontiuentsl motor trafhc
lu these reports We lind Aihupucr-
que occupying a prominent place ON
the good roads map Of the country.
We are Boz line for our fun share ~
the enormous and very profitable
transDputucnial automobile travel
which Will pass to the Pacific coast
in 1913 w are un the permanent
good roads map ~ the country. u
Is worth real money to Albuquerque
a. nave acquired TINS position. u ~
10 situation vhieh viii grow in value
with every year
For this result the cit, owes appre-
citation FOR the work 81 the good roads
enthusiasts q little handful - men
who have been unuring In their cf-
forts and Co the constant. energetic
road boosting done by u H. a. Sell
lers. Colonel SELLERS has demonstrat-
cd in his splendid result just what
talk viii accomplish. provided sou
know the kind of talk 90 use where
Co make Il and put the proper amount
90 steam behind H. Being o strategic
point ON the good roads map % this
nation b. a mighty valuable asset.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

NOOR OLD AMMoNs h1s worried
- himself si,a over TIE colorado
y situation and the ladies have
had the remedy Nith them all the
while
o
WAY WORRY"
KICK JOIN HockcfcIl,rs Goat
o
fTs used to %.
o
hNp. % would seem. aau stand %
Dot ~ punishment
d
SENATOR O'GORMAN told for
three hours how the repeal of canal
toll exemption is preliminary to "a
world movement Co steal the canal
Hut the Frisco exposition goes right
on building
.
AND THE repeal bill goes right en-
toward passage.
.
SENATOR CATRON has aceom
plishcd something In the cnatc Hes
kept Adolph Hiii from being pustmas-
ter oi santa Fo.
0
ABOUT the average of stand pat
s-tatesmanship
100000. ooo bushels OF wheat Is
some wheat
OUGHT to keep the wolf from the
door for quite a spell
o
ONE DEMOCRATIC year when
crops didn't hll the stand pat predic-
ton.
OUGHT to help ever LaFollcttc's
crouch.
THE MAYOR has appealed
Oh ycry well
WOMEN advise Governor Ammous
90 run Rockefeller q Of tate. with
a million dollar war dobt unpaid,
I Colorado Is liable To need q little Rock
c%fcller help soon.
~ 1 Af'NaN 4 ~ HfN W. 10 WV 'AAA
vote In Colorado.
8
80. GEORGE, Alexander OF Tcck
who H. to rover Canada Is not a re-
lation of Boston tee.
o
HOUSE RESOLUTION is right AZ
present there exists q condition
which may at any moment requir,
a.. F..Hf..t ..1 ...aH .TfAUfHar. pN
the regular army Of the Unitci
states. And then some.
.
BECKER shakes his head as jury
men are called n Rcckcr had his
way they d an be challenged.
e.
PROFESSOR LOWELL mas dem
unstratcd the existence ~ water on
Mars. He says there Is about a third
as much AZ on earth. san even that
IA too much 20 make life comfortable
. Tor some 81 the boys
0
IF wEYERHAUSER'S estate u
, worth only ts50.O00 probably hN th'
I time John u. cashcs In the admins.
tratiou will app s. tor charity for th'
( heirs
%
DISPATCH about the intcrnatlopa'
council OF men az Rome yestcrdns
Says briefly that Rev, Anna Howar'
shaw ol New YORK made % speech
But that covers the ease.
.
LITTLE MAID sang "Whcr" u
Heaven at the Fist ward schuo
entertainment this afternoon. Ans
wer. In the lee of the Ice Cream
Gone ago
o
UNLESS you have Whnoping cough
o
FATHER also was remembered
D
USUALLY when father De- rcmem
bcrcd b costs him money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
THE WHEAT CROP.

- ~
49,
y
-,
u sp''''
II has been o iaNoTitc saying oi
that small u dwiudliug company
- calamity howlcrs. better known ms
the stand pat Republican party, that
crop failures always attend upon q
Democratic administration
Last year A record wheat crop was
harvested. and other crops were
good.
Th,. ,,ar Lac, ,,,rs ,cr,rd a.. b,,t-
on nv a., apure E,.p
bt,odiu K,n.,s wh.r,c u,,st,v
hail. tpcr.,..s it, production A., A..
ooo oeo ,ushcts. or total of tqs -
oao ooo ,.,sh.is
The past two ,csrs bnv, b,.p
,c,rs ,t pcr,o,rnth. aamt,fs,r,,or
<, nus, "a, that IL m,
.,yiry nm. cycr boer ,rue In ,b. mas,
,hts ,,r,I,,i,r pom,,r.tt, .dr,i,.
,ration s different,
I, ,c, ma. n.,,r,,.r ,ani,.r.
,,,p ia ai,f.rs,t IN many va,s ,s ,ny
we'll ,nf,rm.d stand NAT. authority
"a, toll vou
4, m. FAC. ~ such n ror,.s, al.
cap anord a., f,ryo, IA. col,muv
h.viers u.r. in N.w u.,,co vo
h,v. M WHOM, u,, a.. have ,,.,ty
of sbcsp MA Cattle Thc r,t, -, our
sh.ep industry nr.di,t.d by I'M. above
me,,io,.d c,ionry b,,t,, n,,,, A.
no t,.yt,,hto r.s,,t, o, "a. .. ,,rt,r
Inv sou.d 60 u,,c-,ott,. w. how.
n,,. .,, r,. - ., ~.
pro getting moro for our WOO, ,na,
for .,vcy,I ,o.rs ono ~, N. chief
p-en,,u,o, t.,d.,s a, tho
st.tc who ,,,a o. m ,ho
,.r an,
,,ld M t,s, tb, ,,,cr a,, ,,,, This
WAS m. hest sh.., y..r b, ,,,,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

the russiwlrc ship owners Will derive
thc roncn' frpm the exemption. aud
he shows nothing tu indicate that
anyone else Will derive amy benefit
thrrcfrum
Tho opposition Co the Panama ga
nal exemption repeal has pctcrcd out
The opposition hus not 20 leg left to
stand on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

"In the spring II isa1 I was ATTACKED ~
Muscular aud i~nfammnturr RhenmHtism. I sur
fefed AZ only those who have n ttnv. Tor over
three years. I tried remedy after remedy. and
Doctor after doctor. but such relief ~ I r~rrrirnf
was only Temporary. Finally. I found . remedy
that cured me completely. sud n has never ~
tuned. ] hHvc given ~ % q number who vrro
terribly nnHirtrd AID even heiriidun With Nhcu
matlsm. and u effected n cure In every ease.
I want every runerpr from any form % rheu.
matte trouble ipftry this marvellous healing power.
pen tehh = cent timlli mali your ..mr 80
have used u and u has pfutrh itself o. BE- that
long Looked for means Of curing your hholrna
iism, you may scud the pticr % ", ono dollar.
hut. understand, I do not want ynnr money un.
less you are Isffertiy satisfied 20 srnd II. Isn't
that fart Why user any nuFcf WHEN positive
relief u thus oNersl you ffeeT Don't delay,
write tulay. MARK h. JACKSON. No. gtt
Quincy Bldg, Syracuse, n. y"
NJ Jackson 4 respunsihlc, Above statement
~tfge.-fuh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

turcr he entered lho shops at tho
bottom and spent three weeks wOrH
Ing his way 10 the top."-Couriot-
Journal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

Mrs Highmindc-t'm complctc,y
disguised and ! want ~ get a divorce.
Lawycr-What has your husband
been doing"
Mrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

should ! propose Ia pinah Smith.
I confess that ia be frightened.
For IN her answcr she might use
Dynamite or pinah miphtnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
WINNING lis MnN.

There's a young man who deserves
. great deal of credit
For why
"Notwithstanding the fact that pi'
father u q millionaire steel mauufu,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

Remarkable home cure Given By one who
HadIt-He wants Every sunerer TO Bsneat


taught this man, Mark n. jackson of Syracuse.
New York, how terrible M enemy 10 human hap
pinrHa rheumatism IL, and have given him sym'
patty with all unfortunates who arr within is
ffeap. lie wants every rheumatic victim 10 know
bow be was cured. Read what be says
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

gratin dishes, not To mention cassscr-
olcs hat can bc had as large as 1874
inches In diameter, or In tiny sizes
for individual portions.
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by the
- Second Fiddle. -

NOOR OLD AMMoNs h1s worried
himself SICK over the Colorado
y situation and the ladies have
had the remedy Hith them all the
while
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Will You Be Able To Use $40
Next August?

Company promised to refund that
much who has purchased Ford automobile since
providing sell before Of August
you refund? Have told
the
always opinion Ifyou Ford
you honestly Ford Booster 1t always to help
thing and in this instance it will be profitable also in all
probability September October 5907 Ford
which that the factory well ahead the 100000
will do and other Ford do
factory the schedule will receive
least $40 which amount
make easily honestly than by
saying good word for good thing?
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Strike Probe.

Denver, Dec. speaking directly
for the Victor American Fuel Com
pany, one of the largest coal pro-
Gucers in Colorado, of which he is
president, and indirectly for the Rookie
feller interests in this state, John
Osgood told the federal commission
on industrial relations today that un-
der no circumstances would ne ever
consent to deal with union labor.
Osgood did not deny the right Of
his miners to organize, but declared
under no circumstances would he rec
ognize them as a union.
Governor elect Carlson was ques
toned at length on strike conditions
in the north field and the causes that
led to it. He was district attorney
there when the strike was called and
took strong measures to suppress the
trouble. He hoped to avoid future
labor troubles Of oerious nature
through the establishment Of centra
board to act as an impartial mediator
in all labor disputes between labor an(
capital, and by providing greater safe
ty and sanitation in factories ant
mines, and the adoption of an ade
quate workmen's compensation act.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Progressives Talk.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Chester Rowell,
national committeeman for California,
ard w. d. Stephens, California con-
gressman, were the principal speak
ers this afternoon at the final ses-
sion of the national Progressive con-
ference. Stephens said:
"A government marine between the
United States and South America
must come soon if we are to maintain
our position in the world of progress.
There should also be q non-p partisan
tariff commission, to remain perma
'ncntly in office and report expertly
to Congress" Rowell said:
"The Republican and Democratic
parties have lost their souls and the
Progressive party'is all soul and needs
q body"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03

ATTHEATRE TULANE TONIGHT.

county supervisors convene on the
same date and it is the idea Of the
meeting to formulate plans for the
control of infectious diseases of all
animals and to place them before the
supervisors with view to securing
their aid and cooperation. At pres
cnt an epidemic Of glanders is men
acing the county, but it is the belief
of the Hog Raisers' Association that
if prompt and drastic measures arc
applied the disease can be checked. if
not completely stamped out, The as
sociation urges the presence of every
stock raiser at the meeting who favors
the eradication Of glanders and chol-
era in this county.
shepherd CT the Hills. A.
Feltz, advance agent for Harold Bell
Wright's "Shepherd of the Hills" s
III the city and has billed the play
fer Friday and Saturday Of next
week. The pley made 4 great hit
here lest year ard its return viii de
light everybody.
Bad Check Charge Wa1ted in
Brawley on bad check charge pro
ferred by NJ. D. Slayer, F. L. Robbins,
arrested in San DIEGO some days ago,
was returned to Fl Centric today. Rob
b;ns, who is an electrician, was en-
rioyed here during the time Of the
county fair and is said to have passed
the bogus check at that time.