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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
OUISO SALVAR LA REVOLUTION DEL
DESMEMBRAMIENTO YDEL FRACASD
Tn manifesto del gobernador carrancista de Nuevo Leon

5es, definen la situaCi6n y juSti
fican ~plenamente nuestra con-
lucia. Dijimos, en- resGmen; a
Carranza: "Retirese I'd, 0 10
5atiremos, en- ell concepto de
1ue Villa sera obligado a re-
.irarse". AL General Gutierrez
= a la Convention dijimos en-
:esGmen: "Que Sc retire Villa
} 10 batiremos, (haciendO res
oetar los acuerdos de la Con-
venci6n), en- ell ~concepto de que
Carranza sera ooiigado a re-
irarSe." u
e constitucionalismo frente a
la reaction y a la barbarie.
La condensation del Oral Gu
iarrez fu6 que habia dado
I Villa ell mando de fuerzas
Nara combatir Il Carranza; es
iecir, que habia violadO la re-
oluci6n fundamental de, Ia
lsamblea, la base de TODD
cuardo, 10 condici6n-escencial
e nuestros compromises. Esta
onducta Illegal Y viOlcnta, en-
. que Sc We patente l. impo-
ici6n de la Division del Nor
., nos deslig6 de TODD cOmprO-
niso, nos Testituy5 en- nueStra
rjmitiva Y absolute libertad
nte una Asamblea sin serle-
.ad nj fuerza moral, juguete de
ma facci6n ambiciosa Y saliva
e, para ia que fuimos dema-
iadO completeness pOr amor
. la paz, pero de Ia que no po-
iamos nj debiamOs ser instru-
lantos incondicionaleS Y Gle
ros, y resolvimos con plena
:onciencia, secures de seguir
81 ell canine del natriOtismo
p del deber, comba.ir con to-
las n~uestras fuerZas a Fran
.isco Villa Y a sus secuaces
lasta hacer desaparecer del
lorizonte nacional csc peligro
lie reaction Y de barbarie.
Continually
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
(Viene de la 1a.)

municaci6n de Cardenas y fue-
ran fijadas en- los lugares mas
c6ntricos de la ciudad, para
que Sc enterara de elias ell pue-
bio.
Embellishments despu6s de
ser fiiadaS en- las esquinas las
copias de Ia communication de
CardenaS, numerOSos grupos
de vecinos Sc enteraban con
ansiedad del contenido en- Ia
solicitud de la entrega de la
plaza, Y los concentrates abun-
daron en- diversOs sentidOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11

La Dana de las Camelias. "0.25
Los MaridOS Infames : tCmos $50
Ell Periquillo Sarniento. FamoSa no
FL Jorobado. Novela de mucha SEN
SacIOn. IS O.Eo
Los Siete Pecados CapitaleS, 2 to-
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Memorials de IN revOlucionariO. O.
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IL urania ruS2. SO.fo
Carmen. Historic de IN corazon.
HermOsa novela meXiCana -. S0.85
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Ii
bro que provoca ~intensaS emOciones,
DorQue Seduce la maravillosa historic
dc Robinson. EdlCiOn de lujO $500
Los UltimOs DiaS de POmpeya. u
IA de las O5ras mas i~nteresantes de
Ia tpoca romano. cuyas cOstumbres
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Gil Bias de Santillana. Obra ella
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qJe pinta Ia vida de n de los mas
fauosos bandiuOs que huDo en- Mo-
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de lujo S It's
Los dramas del Adulterio. ConmO-
vcdora narration de Carolina lnvcr-
MILO, , tomos. .......... 5 0.60
Los Am3res Malditos. Obra de Ia
misma autora , tomos. ..... $50
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sentimental. I tomos, tela... $3.25
EI inferno de los CelOs. ! tOmOS
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rente . Ia Iudependcncia.. .. sos
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del relate de Ia in~surrecclon contra
EsDaha. sos
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toria de IA Guerra de Reforma $O.7o
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Ell Imperio.-EI triunfo de ia Re
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ret-aU0s Y vlstas. SOU
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IRA. I.usyraIa con grabados. 5 O.5O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
TRATAN DE PULSAR Ia
OPINION.

Sc admite, tanto en- Browns
vile como en- MatamOroS, que
la MEDIA tomada pOr Nafa-
rrete, de dar a cOnOcer publ
camente la communication en-
viada por ell jefe revoluciona-
rio Cardenas, es con el obJeto
de pulsar la opinion del pue-
bio de Matamoros y ell ami
mo de los soldadOs que forman
Ia guarnici6n del vecino puer-
to.
Y este demuestra que no Sc
halla muy confiado el jefe de
las armas, y que tomara su re-
soluci6n en- cuanto conozca
cual es la opinion de los habi-
tantes de Matamoros.
NADIA Sc puede decir acerca
de los futuros acontecimien-
tos. pues Sc ignora en- 10 abSo-
luto ell cariz que tomaran. Lo
que 81 es I'm hecho, es que eXis-
te una alarma intensa en- Mata
moros, Y que infinidad de IA
milias Sc han pasado a Browns
Vile para estar mas Tranquil
las.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS


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Ss~-1'oS UCL NJ. '', =, 1a+a
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ria !eSoioI 49,
DogNa g.! ltLu~t UT 10 80 t1s y,
--LS.o oef" eiI9s.5" t'S IT.I'.o9 uT I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
Sc combatira 4 Villa y a Zapa
Ia.

La imposition villista destru-
70 los buenos efe1:os de nues-
ira labor e hizo inevitable IL
ruptura de hostilidades. Los te-
legramas cambiados entire ST.
lao Y Cordoba Y Aguascalien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11

-1-A~lL[ ~.
Lioro AaA4eFi1 No l. "S - On
!ec-uEa - %
Aa1devll No. = -
Aaadevlt NO. 800
RI rector HeAc@no' 80 :.
TO. con Er@oaooS : eJefc'cloS w. -
cllCan Ia enseAaH-~..
II -ec.or @eA-~..C' - 49, y,
con gr-oacoS ) aFIic--o9 "'o-. "a
p~aJriotlcos. -
Lroan.taa J 31en2s -
Curse e-e5.s--~ - "T fsic7 y de
CCIlr 49,. gS-f fla Y rcciones de
-. ~-rfye-.al. ......S O.75
--G.s5g "a. -r1gr~rf!a de M5Ei-
5000
r-.~.---s Ga gaouet-.G S O.l5
E---.-4., 10 ~r.mstica castella-
.l-as.o segau Ia Acade-
mia E-rlIo'a. O.+o
C--m.-fra caste.la1a. se-ln Ia \
ca6em.a f paaola. E4icion aumeaJa-
da con -a leo.'a 1e los -, "--- r~o~91rr-
) ciEll----'oS -.7 Il. vi. +ob1as
Jos de 2~Eoa2o'" } o..-'" : ! o.
de yeF-os, L-~9eS, ~ -
Ae-oAos " - a.. q rr---
tema meA',"-o- ~0'I~'.' ; n *
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
GUTIERREZ MOVILIZA UN
CUERPO DE EJERCITO.

Sc ha recibido aqui, proce-
dente de Ia ciudad de Mexico,
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Comienzan las intrigas descara
damente.

Los elementos no villistas nj
zapatistas de la AsambIea,
form&bamOS IN bloque de 100
votos, que tenian asegurada
la mayoria. FL bloque design6
PreSidente por 20 dias a uno
de los suyos, ell General Eula-
lilo Gutierrez, a reserva de ra-
tificar ell nombramiento, GUAM
do Sc tratara &c ia election
definitiva, a favor de la candi-
darura que anteS habia acOr-
dado ell bloqua soStener. Ell
general Gutierrez, cuya con-
Quota todavia no quiero juzgar
poTqUe espero veTiO vOlver al
buen canine, estaba cOmprO-
metido a luchar contra ell Vi
llismo. 81 no cumDle SUI COM
promise, Y continual Orlando
como Instruments de esa fac
ci6n ambiciOSa, tendremOS dere
cho, como 10 tendra la Ma
ci0n entera, a formular contra
81 muy severOs juicios.
El General Gutierrez preci-
Pita los accntecimientos.
Despu6s de la election abb
surda del general Gutierrez
y del acuerdo razonable de
que Sc retiraran Carranza Y
Villa fnimos c0mjsionados pa
"a hacer al primer jefe la no.
tificaci6n respectiva, los &C.
nerales Oregon, Aguirre Be-
navides, Hay y 70. HablamOs
con ell senior CalSanza y obtu-
vimos una reduction notable
en- las condolences que ponfa
para dejar Ell mando. Habria-
mos de SECURE obtenido SD
elimination absolute, 81 ell &C.
neral Gutierrez, no hubiera
precipitado sus actos bajo la
preston villista, no hubiera
llamado al General Villa q
Aguascajientes Y puesto a sus
ordenes puerzas miiitares, vic,
lando asi ei acuerdo anterior
de la Convention y obrando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
NOVELAS DIVERSAS

e. Nartir del G5lgota. Hermosa
obra oasada en- Ia vida del Redentor
del Mu1do. I'm tomo grande empaS-
tado. S4.OO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11

HISTORIA.

Fl s.. 49,. Mayo. Memories De "a In
Je~verr.... Con ggana-e~..- 500
Il Cr-.9 de las CamGa-a. Con
retraCos dc g~-rsou2Jes h.StyEcos...-
100
S-ce-Gy-e y Caudil.O- Dora reie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11
OBRAS DIYERSAS.

La Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
rales. SIS
Manual de agricultural Y ganade-
ria. Indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con grabadOs. ..... S1.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-11

. =. . /. . :. : : : : : : : . :. : =
Como Sc criunfa CT Ia vida. Obra
educativa de utilidad practica, que
cortiene 20 lecciones de Ia vida dia-
ria. ERsefa 10 que debe hacerse pa
IA alcanzar 6Nito en- los negocios, en-
FL estudio. en- 10 que el hombre Sc
prcron-a. rs una obra muy IT'LL.
........... 500
Luzbcl en- campana (pastorcla) &c.. HOcs.
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5 ACREDzADA La las sEGURA La QUE rENE Ell MEoR sURTDoY LA QUEV EDE MAS AMHo
sPAcHAN POE coRREo CON Los eAsTos pAeADos. Ell MsMO Ola QUE Sc RECIBE LA oRDENI
ENSENANZA.

Los PEDDOS Sc DESPACHAN POR COR
Evening star., 1914-02-13
STRICT PATROL ORDERED
ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
Government Authorities Take Steps
to Protect Fish and Remove Men
ace to Navigation.

Gen. kingman, chief of engineers of
the army. has allotted 81 800 to Col New
conner, the engineer officer in charge OF
river and harbor work in the Potomac
river and Chesapeake bay, for the en-
forcement of the federal regulations for
the protection of navigation and the
preservation of food fishes in Chesapeake
bay. That action was based on com
plants that the stakes placed by fisher
men operating extensively in those wa
ters are a menace to navigation. An in
vestigation made by Col. Newcomer and
his assistants showed that many of these
stakes We're placed well beyond the es-
tablished line.
In order to insure compliance with the
federal regulations on the subject it has
been decided to maintain strict patrol of
the bay for one month, beginning Febru-
AIRY Il. which is the period during which
the fishermen set out their nets.
One of the steamers of the engineer de-
partment now at Baltimore has been spe-
cially fitted out to patrol the fishing ter
ritory and see that the navigable Waers
authorities OF the federal government
and OF the states of Maryland and Vir-
ginia are cooperating in vigorous meth
DDS for the preservation of food fishes i'll
Chesapeake bay said to be in danger of
determination by the operations of fer
tiliZinS plants in the vicinity
Evening star., 1914-02-13
SAYS LABOR IS LOSING.
Former Socialist Mayor Declares Ad-
ministration Lacks Appreciation.

That the efforts of organized labor to
elect the President are so far from being
appreciated under the new administra ton
that labor is in danger of being prose-
cuted and of perhaps losing its case in
the courts was the statement made by
Emil Seidel former socialist mayor of
Milwaukee. at Arion Hall last night. Mr..
Seidel spoke before meeting under the
auspices of the German branch of the
socialist party of the District.
There are more men out OF work to-
day than ever. with 3o.0oO in New York
alone he continued. 'and if the govern
ment wants to help it could do so with
very little trouble by simply making a
shorter working day. which process would
give employment to many unemployed
today
Mr. Seidel declared that the working
man has no rights before the courts, and
that there is not even one single depart
nlent in the whole governmental fabric
that is not tainted with the influence Of
the trust and capitalistic class: that ia
voritsm holds sway in the public schools
Evening star., 1914-02-13
GUARDSMEN ENCOURAGED
BY POST OFFICE ORDER
To Be Excused for Military Duty
Without Having Efficiency
Record Lowered.

encouragement to the National Guard
of the District of Columbia, as well as
the National Guard of the states, has
been given by the publication by the Post
Office Department of an order saying
that all employees of the Post Office De-
partment shall be excused for military
duty without having their efficiency rec
ord lowered.
The order is issued in compliance with
a recent request of the Secretary of War.
The Post Office Department order follows:
Ordered. that leaves of absence with
out pay. in addition to the leave of alb
sence with pay authorized by law. will
be granted to postal employees who are
members of the National Guard when
called upon to perform military duty by
competent authority.
In order to correct a misconception
that seems to exist as to the attitude of
the department in regard to enlistment
and service in the National Guard by EN-
ployes in the postal service, the above
order has been issued.
The department believes that the Ma
tional Guard should be encouraged in
every way and that it is feasible for post
masters to so arrange the duties of em-
ployes that leaves of absence to perform
military duty may be granted without
detriment to the service
IN cases of emergency, where the en-
tire guard is called out and to grant
leaves of absence to all of the employees
of the post Office who are members of the
National Guard would seriously embar-
rass the postal service. it is believed, upon
proper representations by the postmas-
ters, that commanding officers will re-
lieve from duty those employees whose
services are imperatively needed in post
office work.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Enforcing the Loan Shark Law.


The remarks. mainly editorial. in Your
paper recently III regard to enforcing
the loan shark law, are timely and in
teresting. and your announced policy of
advertising no other non-collateral loan
agency than the which conforms to
the law IS commendable. There is. how
ever. another element in the situation
which * worthy of attention. You state
that the loan sharks have 100000
worth of loans pending at exorbitant IN
teresI. and are TO be forced. as far as
poss; BILE, to accept payment of princiral
without interest. The fact that these
loans are extant measures. to a consider
able degree. the need of non-co'lateral
borrowers TO effect loans: and if the loan
sharks" are driven out of business. the
borrowers must turn TO authorized agen-
cies for relief. It is important. therefore
that tine one should he supplied with
means to make loans. which it has not at
present. in adequate amount. The phil
antaropc people should therefore be
urged to supply the needed funds. To
do this would not only meet a pressing
need. but il is made the mere attractive
b. the fact that it can be done on the
basis of interest paid for the funds fur
nislcd. B. PICkMAN MANN.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
WOMEN TO INSPECT CLUB.
Members of Commercial to Entertain
Fair Sex Next Thursday.

The wives of the members of the Com
mercial Club, with relatives and friends
of the fair sex. are to have an opportunity
to inspect the commodious new quarters
of the club. at 1854 | street northwest.
AS result of the plea of many of
these women for a chance to get at least
one look at the place where so much
comfort and entertainment are enjoyed
by the business men of the capital. In
vitations have been issued for a ladies'
reception to be held next Thursday, from
until Il o'clock in the afternoon. In
ing the rooms aud providing the music
and the dainty things to eat are II. ].
Callahan and Cuno H.. Rudolph, while the
reception committee will be composed Of
the officers and governors of the club.
with their wives.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
THE GHOST

saw a poor old phantom. Sc
vapperiawed and thin. that it it
tried to haunt EN- the folks would
merely grin. All seedy and de-
iected its way it did pursue. as
though it hall expected a good
swift kick or two. I've seen a
heap oi specters since broke i'll
the game. and called iii priests
and rectors to exercise the same,
and they were stately always. and
disnitied and grand, with blue
FIRE i'll their galways. and air OF
high command. Most shades that
come to josh us have pride and
sell respect )of which they re
duly cautious). and hold them
selves erect; but this cheap ghost
went sneakinS toward the mum
dane dump. and when it heard
me speaking it fairly seemed to
iumD. | cried: "Oh. ghos'lv
brother. what are YOU now about
Md tell me. Is YOUR notne:
aware that YOU are out The
specter drew its garment about
its trembling limbs, and cried !:
oh. mortal varmint. with pity
IN vorr elims. the dunn is just
before me I'll vanish from is
edoe, Then lay some bur1ap
Ger me- am the new year
pledge
WHIT MASON.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
T|TTMANN |ND0RSES
TRAFFIC REGULATION
Declares Fifteen-Foot Rule for We
hicles Approaching Cars
Is Good One.

Strong Endorsement of the regulation
which provides that vehicles shall stop
fifteen feet in the rear of street cars
taking on or letting off passengers was
given by Charles Trowbridge Tittmann'
a director of the Street Safety Association
of the District. in an address yesterday at
a meeting of the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation of the Blair and Hayes schools
at the first-named institution. Referring
to the "speeders court in Chicago.
which was organized especially for the
handling of traffic cases. Mr.. Tlttmann
quoted Judge Fry of that court as say
ing that the law cited was one of the
best ordinances for public safety ever
adopted. Mr. Tittmann pointed out that
Judge Fry had long experience in dealing
with all sorts of traffic cases, and that
the proportion of street accidents there
are fewer in proportion to the population
than in this city.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Colored Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of colored residents to
be held under the auspices of the Wash
ington branch of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Colored
People. has been called for Wednesday
evening at the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church by President Archibald H.
Grimke of the organization. The meet
ing is open to "all who are interested in
safeguarding the industrial. political and
civil rights of Americans of African
descent
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Lembkey to Lecture on Fur Seals.

Walter /. Lembkey. formerly agent in
charge of seal fisheries in Alaska. is an
nounced to give an illustrated lecture on
fur seals at meeting of the Cleveland
Park School and Community Association
tonight at o'clock in the John Eaton
School, Lowell and 34th streets a num-
Der of questions of interest to residents OF
Cleveland Park, including a conteIn-
plated campaign to have property own
ers clear weeds and rubbish from their
land. will be taken up following the
lecture.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
To Lecture at Y. NJ. c. A.

Dl Eulbert Yorng. in charge of the
denarrruAnt Of food inspection Of tn. Dis
trict health office. is to lecture on Safe
guarding a Citv's Food SUNNY IN the
assembly room of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association tonight. Asa E Phil
IiUs. superintendent of sewers in the
District government. is to speak on THE
DisDosaI of Sewage" at the same place
March IL.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Sherman to Talk on Lincoln.

An address on Abraham Lincoln viii be
delivered to the members Of the Mu-So-
Lit Club tonight by Senator Sherman OF
Illinois. at the colored Y. NJ. c. y. hall
a program of music has been arranged
The officers OF the club are G. Smith
Wormley president; Walter Singleton,
vice president: Edward Lawson, secre-
tsry; r. W. Thompson. corresponding
secretary; j. w Clifford. financial secre-
tary: DR. Park Tancil, treasurer: Frank
4. Byron, chairman of the executive
committee.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
A. B. Wirham's Skull Fractured,

his head. Alfred b. Nirham. an electrical
worker Of 1903 East Capitol street, was
taken from the Raleigh Hotel to Emer-
gency Hospital last night His condition
today is reported to be improved. Wir-
ham was cleaning elevator machinery.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Convention Plans Discussed.

Plans for the entertainment of delegates
to the railway storekeepers convention
which meets in this city next May We're
discussed by the conventions committee
of the Chamber of Commerce at its meet
ing yesterday. The visitors, 1t Is al
nounced, are to enjoy sightseeing excur-
sions about the city and "a trip down the
Potomac.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Talk on Technical Subjects.

Three addresses Oh technical subjects
Wee made at meeting of the Chemical
Society Of Washington in the assembly
lIall of the Cosmos club last evening. The
talks were Artificial Sperrylite," by +. 2.
Dewey; Potash from kelp'' by F. X.
Cameron. and Note On a New Extrac-
ton Apparatus by z. II. Walker
Evening star., 1914-02-13
Large Number of Accidents.

The large number of accidents on the
city streets since January / emphasized
the need for the cooperation of all citi-
zens to promote street safety. He urged
that parents should carefully instruct
their children in the rules of safety. par
ticularly the rule. stop. Look. Listen!
He quoted several other specific rules 1or
the guidance of children while on the
streets.
He outlined the scope of work OF the
Street Safety Association, saying that the
body desired to promote the enforcement
of the traffic laws, especlaiiy tne Iaws
against speeding and the one requiring
vehicles to stop in the rear of street cars cars
taking on or letting off passengers ne
said the association was also to see m
stalled in this city all devices whlch
would aid in making the streets SAFER
\ musical program followed the ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1914-02-13

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1315c h.; Strictly Fresh Eggs soc; Best
Elgin Butter. soc: Pork Loins. s to IDS.
each, 17c; Country style Sausage, l',c
h.; Lean Pork Chops. i6c h.: Pure Lard.
1212c lb.; Compound. 1Oc lb.: Fresh Shoul-
der. 14lac ID; Frankfurter. 15c lb.; Camp
bells Soups. 1l.c can: Ceresota Flour. II
lb. sack ::9c; a barrel. S1.a5; Choicest
Pork Chops 2ac h.; Potatoes. 1Sc peck.
And you don't have to take it home. We
deliver promptly. Phone \. 2464. Excel
sior Market, 2002-20o4 9TH st NV. Oppo-
site Base Ball Park.
Evening star., 1914-02-13
is FOR TAX REFORM
AND MORE ASSESSORS
B. F. Lindas Also Argues for Stat
ing TRUE Consideration
in Realty Sales.

b. +. Lindas of the Tax Reform Asso-
citation of the District spoke at a meet
ing Of electrical workers last night at the
building Trades Hall. 9th and G streets
northwest advocating an increase in the
number of assessors. a requirement that
every real estate deed should state the
true consideration paid for it. change
from triennial to annual assessments.
full value assessment and gradual shift
ing OF all taxes from improvements to
the land.
Mr.. Lindas said that casual reading
of the taxation articles published in The
Star would lead to the conclusion that the
object of tax reform is to overburden
taxpayers with additional taxes. He said
the object of his associa ton is not to in
crease taxes. but to equalize the distribu-
tiOn of taxes