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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
CITY MEN
APPROVE DAY FOR
GRANT COUNTY
Chamber of Commerce of Grant
County Metropolis IMAM
imOusly Backs Movement to
Encourage Fair Attendance.

The executive committee OF the
Of commerce met yesterday
afternoon and voted TO endorse the
suggestion OF the fair board that one
day be set apart as Grant county
day. A special EFFORT viii be made To
as many Grant county and silver
City people 10 go on that day or n
day or so before IN order that there
may be as many Grant county people
there as possible.
The Santa Fe has promised 10 make
this a feature OF their advertising and
tho committee appointed by the board
OF county commissioners viii do all
IN their power to make the matter a
success. II enough promise TO 60
from silver city a pullman win be
run from here TO care for the crowd.
The secretary WAS instructed to get
n list OF all who could go and " nec-
essary canvass the town for names
All who contemplate going should
give their names TO Secretary Carl
Hinton or Colonel Betts.
Frank W. Vellacott. president OF
tint chamber Of commerce.. said that
the most serious problem confronting
the chamber OF commerce and tbs
town. was the lack OF proper accom-
modaiions and the executive commit,
tee decided to exert every effort e
assure the success Of the hous'
proposition.
Secretary Hinton reported that h
met with a very cordial reception OF
the occasion 90 his visit TO Fort Bay
ard Sunday TO speak for Chaplain w
X. Yloyd. The officers are YER.
friendly toward silver City and Wheel
tho work II completed on the road he
tween silver city and the post Their
will be a great deal of travel on tina
route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
MILITARY SCHOOL AT
w ANNOUNCES
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Roswell, n NJ, Sept. 2S.-The foot
bali schedule of the Roswell state mill
itary academy has been announced as
follows:
Oct. 2-se,h-ward College.
oct. 2.-Roswoll High school at tho
fair grounds.
oct. ii.-unversity Of New Mex
leo at Albuquerque.
Oct. 22-Open,
net. 3O.-Clarcndon College.
Nov. G.-Amarillo Military Acad-
envy.
Nov. IA. a NJ College, here.
Nov. 20.-Open.
Nov rs. -Amarillo High school. nj
Amarillo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
QUICK PUNISHMENT
FOR HAz|NG At
SILVER CITY
Normal School Student Pain
fully Burned With Acid as
Result Of Accident During a
Student Prank.

Silver city. n. NJ, sept. 29.-As a
result OF tkc hazlng Of a fellow stu
dent a. the boys dormitory at the
Normal Saturday night. drastic action
for the Furnishing Of those students
involved was taken yesterday by tho
school authorities. Ten or twelve
boys are said to have participated Ia
the AFFAIR. The hazed student was
painfully though not seriously burned
on the side OF the face with acid. II
Is said that the haEed student was
burned 10y accident. tho liquid being
spilled on him unintentionally. How
ever this may be. the action taken by
the Normal faculty IN believed 10
have been warranted under the cir
cumstances n 1t IT. expected II will
prevent any recurrence Of an incident
like that Of saturday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
FINE PROGRAM FOR
State BANKERS
CONVENTION
President ]. B. Herndon Of AL.
buquerque Will Preside at
Meeting to Be Attended by
Bankers From All Sections.

Roswell. n. NJ. sept. 2s.-The pro-
gram has been completed for the
NTH annual convention Of the New
Mexico Bankers association. to be
neld In this city during the prouuGts
exposition. beginning Monday. Octo-
Der 4th. The completed program az
given out by the program committee
here In as follows;
Monday. October iih.
Morning session convenes at 3
n. m.
Meeting called to order by the pros
idcnt, r. y. Herndon. president OF the
State National bank OF Albuquerque.
Invocation-Dr. Frank TolmaEe.
Address OF welcome-Mayor ]. 8.
Lea.
Welcome to the Pecos vaiiey-G.
NJ. Cook, cashier First National bank
Of Carlsbad.
R%esponse-D. T. Hoskins. cashier
san Miguel National bank. East Las
Vegas.
appointment Of committees. on
resolutions. auditing. n nominating.
Afternoon Session.
Annual address OF the president-J.
p. Herndon.
Treasures report-Jackson Agee.
Secretary Report. G. Christen-
sen
Report of legislative committee
". u. Jones. chairman.
Report Of executive committee-C
y. Blackwell. chairman.
Address-"FinnncinE Cattle paper. %
]. ". Holdings. assistant cashier In
teT-State National bank OF Kansas
City.
Adjournment. 3:sO p. m.
Tuesday.
Address - THE Federal Reserve
Bank j. W. Hopes. vice governor
Federal Reserve oank. Dallas. Texas.
Addrcss-Felix Martinez. director
federal Reserve bank. DALLAS, Texas
Discussion--"Banking Questions OF
the state" Five minute talks by New
Next bankers.
Afternoon Session.
Report OF committees.
Meeting OF those who are members
OF the American Bankers associatl0n.
Election OF officers.
Adjournment.
Starting from the Masonic temple
Monday afternoon nj $3.50 the bank
ers VIII he taken for an automobile
drive through the farms ending at the
Country club where a lunch will he
served and the visitors and resident
members given an opportunity of he
coming better acquainted. on Tues
day afternoon the visitors VIII no
token TO the fair grounds to attend
'ha big fair. on Tuesday night at
s go O'Clock the big birquet viii be
served to tho residents. visitors ard
their ladies'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
HAIL DOES A
DAMAGE TO P
CROP AT ROSWELL

Roswell, y. NJ. Sept. 3O.-The
unseasonal heavy hail storm Of
last might practically eliminated
the winter apple crop in the inn
mediate vicinity Of Roswell.
Damage IL estimated at $780,
900. Packing was To have be-
ggn today in the larger orchards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

In the valuation Of property
In that county Of S33.999.
Tho fun report Of the proceedings
Of the recent meeting of the commits
sion IN stili In he course OF propara-
ton. A. soon NJ Il is complied ana
approved by members or the COM
missin II will be ready Tor puhllca-
tluu. This report viii show In detail
ali actions taken 10y the commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
THOUSAND MEN
ARE NOW BUSY ON
STATE HIGHWAYS

Santa ~, y. NJ. Sept. So
= Largely IS a result OF the recent
, sale % the state highway bonds.
, a total OF over a thousand men
, are to be employed on New Mex
, leo roads under the state engi-
y necr In the coming year. There
= nrc today $50 men and $50 teams
, az work In eighteen campo. and
y additional camps are being es-
. tablished rapidly. Most Of the
. new work now being inaugurated
. II In the southeastern part of the
. state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Our Guarantee u Your protccti0n.
II IL n pleasure 10 sell YOU Meritel
white Eminent on a guarantees: we
know YOU will he satisfied In every
instance whero a pain killer and heal
err IL needed. Very effective for
rheumatic pains. neuralgia. lumDaau.
lalno hack. strains and sweiilngs. and
all deep seated ana muscular pains.
Prices soc. soc. 400. Otweil DRUG
Co, Exclusive Agents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is given that in pursuance OF
decree OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison
souh.y' West Virginia. duly made and
entered by said Court on the 9th day Of
october, 1915. In chancery cause therein
pending, IN which Margaret Shinn Is III.
FIaintln and John W. FulkIneer aud Others
are the defendants. being duly entered Of
record In the ofic., OF the CLERK Of the
Circuit Court In Cha.,cery order BOOK 10.
- page Jlh The undersigned Special
Sonmi Ifioner. who was appointed by said
uecFee 20 make sale OF the real estate here.
\ matter mentioned. will on
SATURDAY.. THE 4TH. DAY OF DE-
CESIDER. 1915.
ct the hour OF one thirty O'Clock In the
atternoon OF said day at the front door Of
i iIs.. Goass House OF the said County Of
eel az public auction TO the hIghes, re-.
sponsiole bidder therefor, all Of the fol.
lowing described lots or parcels Of land
wing and being In the County Of Harri.
and described as follow:
BENG all those certain two (:) lots nun, .
oers slNty-two t6a) and sixty-three (tSl)
OF the Reynolds Addition" to the City Of
ton OF record in the office OF the CLERK OF
the County Court OF Harrison County In
Deed. Book No. LII. pase AS. Upon th.
AFORESAID lots there is situated q cottage
house and buildings.
TERMS OF SALE one.thi:d OF the
purchase money, or as much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay. iu cash or
the day OF sale. the residue In two euuaI
installments due respectively In six and
twelve months after the date OF sale, cacll
bearing interest at six per. centum from,
date, for which the purchaser shall give
his two equal promissory notes with sufa
secure the payment OF which a venodr's lien
shall be retained in the deed Of convey.
ance to the purchaser.
JOHN C.; SOUTHERN,
Specia. Commissioner.
Circuit Court Of Harrison County. do Ger.
tify that John c. Southern has given bond
q required by the above mentioned decree
Given under my hand this the Goth da,
Of october, 1915.
SALE CONTINUED
The above sale Is continued until
\ SATURDAY, DECEMDER II, lol5
at tho same hour and place. F
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
MEN LIVE CHEAP.

EMPoRIA, Kan. Dec. s.-A record
IN inexpensive living has been estab-
lished by q club OF men Students
headed by Dee Lauver at the Kansas
normal school at Emporia. Room,
board and heavy washing at total
cost OF sII6 a month Is the record.
ITS the best board and room in
town.. says Dee Lauver. I'VE have
the upper apartment at house where
we all live. One of our men does The
cooking and We buy our so,ds in
Wholesale lots
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
@ 22 ! n S S$|S6ev

NEW YORK, Dec. S-christy Mat
hewson has returned from clay
pigeon shooting trip to Omaha, where
he won lot Of friends. including the
clay pigeons which he could not
touch. AS target shooter Mathew
son can properly be classed as the
best pitcher the Giants ever had.
With Mathewson were Otey Crandall.
Chief Bender and Harry Davis. In
kansas City they were Joined by DR..
F. VI. .Plaich. the noted physician,
sho is crack shot.
Bender was leading Mathcwson's
team at the contest but HIS ability
cuold not pull them through. II
may have been the presence Of DR..
Planck on the opposition slate I'M
/ nerved Bender. The name OF Planck
has been Bender's undoing once be-
fore-but why bring up the past?
Chief Bender is one of the crack
shots of the country. He has inter
csted Mathewson In trap shooting
just as Grantland Rice interested the
twirler in golf. Mathewson wound
up by defeating Rice at chasing the
pill but he handles gun just about
as gracefully as Diamond Jim Brady
trips the light fantastic.
Samuel L. Rothapfel, who quit
coal mining to become a Napoleon of
the movies. is back on Broadway af-
ter visit to twenty-one big cities
over the country. In each town he
was rendered banquet and In return
he told how to make the film bust
ness better.
The city OF Minneapolis gave him
loving cup high enough to be used
as an umbrella stand and he was
otherwise embarrassed. The ban
quets were so nourishing that he took
on fifteen pounds and he says every
time he goes into u restaurant he
feels like making speech.
In the grill of the Hotel Majectic
the other day someone yelled Hello
Rothapfel!" and Sam got as far as
Gentlemen, this In an unexpected
honor and unprepared as l am for
public speaking"-when friend
stopped him.
R. NJ. Brinksrhoff, the Evening
Mail cartoonfst, gave q dinner the
other night to some intimate friends
In the artistic neighborhood of Wash
ington Square. The chief article of
food was spaghetti, and all the
guests got along nicely except Herb
Roth. who tried to eat the food in
the regular way instead of inhaling
1t. As a result he almost strangled
an innocent bystander.
The old Bowery is at last getting
touch OF sunlight. The work OF re-
moving the old elevated tracks from
the Bowery curb-lines has been COM
pleted. The change means the lift
Ing of an incumbus OF thirty-seven
years standing from the sidewalks Of
the famous thoroughfare and the
bringing Of light and fresh air TO
store fronts. The Bowery has been
dark and dIngy street night and
day since 1873.
The elevated tracks are now
grouped over the middle of the street
and are so greatly modified as 4
nuisance that citizens wonder why
they were ever anywhere else. The
new condition gives the Bowery a
chance to feel and reveal It's splendid
width.
Property values and utilities will be-
effected by the shifting Of the ele-
Vated structure. 1t may come about
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08

All was quiet at the New York
Press Club. "Oh. hum" yawned Bill
Williams. II hope Henry does his
Christmas stopping early"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08

John Campbell has friend who has
lust resigned AFTER being travelling
man for thirty years. A banquet
was rendered him and the guest Of
honor was presented with suit case.
Quite an appropriate little thing and
30 thoughtful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08

, that tho gowery will lose the dis
tinction Of being New York's ono
really great street without a sky
scraper.
Głos polek., 1915-06-10
W
Aneryce
No. D


narodu, jak po1ozenie geografczne
kraju, otwartcgO na wszystkie strony,
bcz 9ranic naturalnych g6r, REX, m6rz
- czynlfy obrone jego ciQgfa prawic Ilo-
nIccznOScla w Obec napaSci nicprzpwi-
dzlana. To tel stan nasz szlachecki, ic-
dynie powofany do rozpraw 4 wrogicm
Orehnym - pOfOwe aycia niemal, Il cza-
sem ca}e prawie spedzaf ma pou walk
W obozach, wyprawach wojennych,
kraju zOstawa4 lud poddanczy przy zie-
mi opiekunka rodziny, majqtku oico-
wizny wszelkiej - kobieta. Ten szcze-
g0lny ukfad stosunk6w ME sifa prawa
pisanegO, lecz sifa samej koniecznoSci
zycia uczyni1 W Polsce kobiete oddawna,
od wicklow - obywatelkq istotnq, czyn-
nq narodu, size samoobronnq, polegajaca
IA sobie broniqcq ME tyIko luz siebie,
ale czesto dziatwy, ziemi, dobytku i
mienla ca9ego, pieczy jei pozostawio-
negO.-
Przepyszny to typ wspanaIy da-
wnej tel Polki Obywatelki, ME watiei,
uroczcJ sylfidy zwracajqccj cudny wzroIl
trWozneJ sa1ny HawsZe w stronc obron-
cy - meAczyzny, silnego pana wfadcv,
ale tel dOstOjneJ, rozrosfcj w moe du-
cha dziclnOSci ramion matronv. co to
dzicrIyfa wodzc rzqd0w mnOgich swvch
Wsl wfoSci, wnikala w rzccz kazda, OBJ.
Jczdza@a kOnno swc pola, kontrolowala
rZady oficyaIist6w, chowafa dziatwe
karna, zoInierska, obywatcH kraiu VOL
nych, sprawOwa4a sadly, gdy trzcba by
10, plsa}a prawa nawet dla wfoScian
swych, gdy wr6g ziemie najechaI, do
siadafa rumaka, gromadziia poddanych,
OrganizoWafa Obrone 4 bronia W rpku
prZcciwstawiafa sic najazdowi zwvcie
zaJac nicraz odpGdzajQc hen - tatarzy-
ma najczeSclej - prccz od swych posia-
d}oSci. Me dawaf kobictom w PoIsce
praw tych Mkt ME pisaf, ale - bra4y
Jc one siia wfasna ukiadem rzeczv -
nIckW"StyonOWane, uSzanowanc uzna-
ne przpz wszystkich. Rzymianki Polk
W wiekach dawnych tylIio powaga taxa
/ prawami niepisanemi spoIeczenstwie
SVEN poszczycic sic mogFy. Oba narody
ryccrskie pzedcwszystlliem daily 5wia-
tn kobiety -- rycerki. Licznc 50 imiona
kObiet tych w dziejach Polgki, ME byfo
to czem6 nadzwyczajnem bynaimniei,
ale zJawiskiem znanem, czestem. Wszak
taxa bogobojna, swieta PAM, jak kr6lo-
wa Jadwiga, podczas nieobecnoSci me-
ia, przywdziewa zbroie bez wahania
stale ma czcle hufc6w idzie ma wroga-
Głos polek., 1915-06-10
ROK vi.

madzify IoIlarstwa swe aptcczki do
move, stosowaty Srodki dyzcnfckcvina
tax mafo zmme wtrdy.w waIcc Zc stla-
szIlwq zarazQ "czamri Smicrci" W roku
1862, kiedy to ona grasowafa Lrczcnic
stato sic nicmal spccyalnoSciQ kobirt
polSElch, czcm i'm ME mafo pomagafa
tacIma To samo prawie stoSuic sic do
prawa W dawncj PoIscc kicdy to kobie-
ty stawafy same przrd sqdami Ma mocy
pIrnipotencyi dzierzyfy juryzdykcy",
z&twierdza+y wyroki ub uniewimia}y
skaZamych. Niekt0re stafv sic TAX w pr;t-
vie bi"gfo, lc imiona len pOzyskafy roz-
gfos mawct jak - Iofia Chodkiewiczo-
wa, Marya Lanckoronska, kasztelanowa
Pofanircka inne.
Mleszczki po miastach uczyfy sig
nieraz pO szko}ach, potem dzelnir sic
odZnaczafy handlu, prOwadzqc nicraz
maiQtki wfasnym sprytem praca. Ia
zapobicgliwOSr praca kobiety, kt0ra
wsp0fdziafaFa W r0wnei micrzc mrz-
cZyzna W tw0rzcniu kultury narodoweh
c"chowafa charaIitrr jrj nicmnirj IA
cnym sposobcm mySlcmia, dzirlno&cia /
siia - znaazfa uznanie juz pcrwszym
Pomnlku" psancgo prawa poIskicgo,
kt0ry dozwalaf 'wdowic po Smcrci me-
ia, c0rcr po Smicrci matki - zabirraG
wszclkir ruchomoSci, .jak poScirl bydio,
sfugl, tkanlny konic t. p. ponicwal (u-
HaSadnia prawodawca) ruchomoSci ia
kic nabywafy kobi"ty zamrlnc 'Wlasna
prac2". Micszczki owych czas0w potra-
fly nioraZ zapracowaG ma zbytki mawrt
/ strojnc W brylamty Zasiadaiy one Me
raz w kramic. Umialy one gromadMG
majatki cZy to ma waIcniu miodu", jal
we Lwowi" Symonowiczowa, Iub Anna
kacka W handful zagranicq. Lacka --
wcdIc Swiadrctw 0wczcsnych, odbywau
licZne podr6Ip, utrzymywafa stoSunki
handlowc AngIikami, W}ochami i
Nicmcami, miafa szcrokI kOrcSpondrn-
eye, spryt handIowy wiclkic zdolno<ci.
Znany pisarz hoziiISki wspomina o A.
TOmasZcwicH, 2marlcj r. 1893, kt0ra
kOrcspondowa}a zc Skarga, W domu zaS
swym gromadziia najpicrwszq intrIi-
gcncyG kraiu. Tpnac sam Kozinski. INA
ny badacz dawncgo aycia Polski pis2c
dalej te sfOwa: "lntcrcyzy, dzia}y, tc-
stamcnty W aTchiwm we Lwowic Okla
zuja nam 6wczesnq micszczke lwowskq,
jako zone matkc, otoczonq szacunkicm
/ czufoSciq. SzukaG zony nazywa}o sic
s2ukaG przyjaciela; pred $lubcm kobie-
ta mOgfa bye kOchanka, przyiaci6ika, pG
Głos polek., 1915-06-10

KObieta POlska
jako obywateIka rarodu.

Taxa Zofia Chrzmowska dobywa mic
CA i g'Iy VIOLA MEOW sic chwicic, O.
bronic Trebowli pred Turkam oswald
cZa, IL ME ustqpi pred wrogicm raczcj
l22ni", miz mu twicrdze odda.
Me wymirniam Iicznych Union in
nych, tylko tp szeroko sIynnc ongi, kt0-
rych tradycya przcchowa}a sic do cza-
SOW ma inowszych daiac nam nrdawn0
bohatorki takicj miary - iall hrabian-
ka Emilia Platter i Raszanowcz0wna w
rewoIucyi +. 1890, jak Hrnryla Pusto-
w0jt0wna w +. 1863, Tomaszcwska, Do
browolska inne. Lcgcndarna historya
Polski ME krzywdzi tel miIczeniem
SVEN kobiety, owszem malujc pzcpie-
kny typ Wandy - dziewicy, c6rlli Kra-
ka - co sic przeciwstawiEa naiSciu
niemca i ME chcac go zaSIubit, rzucifa
sic sama w nurty Wisfy by ME naraziG
narodu swcgo ma walk krwi plzelcwv.
Ale ME tylkO bohatcrskie kartv dzici6w
narodu prZcchowuja wicIkic imiona ko-
bet - r0Wnych mGzom ryccrstwcm, ly-
Gle cOdzGnne, poWszednic zapisuic Swic-
tire karty ich dziafaIno$ci, usi4owan
prac. Dawne lycic Polk traktowaio
clhopc0w i dZiewczcta w Wychowaniu
bez roznicy prawie. UczyIi sic zwykIc po
dworach wsp0,nic od nauczycicla, ME
tylC W"ltujac mQdroSci ksipg, lie ucZac
sic l poznaWajqc Iycic rozm0w star
sZych, bogatego wtedy zycia towar2y-
skic%o, gdy to szIachta zj"zdiafa sic IL
czni" po dworach i dworkach, obrado.
wafa gfoSno burziwio nicraz, omawia-
Ia sprawy dZicnic swych narodu cafc-
go. hacina byfa powszcchnic znanq tax
chfopcom, jak dzicwczetom, ks. pro
bosZcz najczeScicj udzielaf nauki tel, be
dac niej bicgfy, stanowifa ona wto-
dy lIucz do wicdzy do madroSci
wsnclllicj do prawa do mcdycyny. IA
ostatnia nauka zw}aszcza ponctnq ME
s4ychanic byfa dla kobict polskich od
dawna, tax dokumcnta stwicrdzan, IL
juH 1878 r. w POmaniu zamies2kiwafa
medyczka (mcdica) Johanna, za$ W
1871 T. W Krakowie mcdyczka Katarzy-
ma Pamietnik polskiej lckarlIi SaIomci
Rusicckiej, wydanej Ia MAJ Ia niemca-
okuliste Halpira, przedstawia jcj burzli-
we losy, kt6rych to, posiadfszy vie
DE od swcgo mqha, prZc5cignela go |
sta}a sic znakomitq najprz0d Kon-
stantynopolu, potem W kraju, Dubnie
W T. 1718.
Wog6le panic polskie uprawiafy
zamifowanicm wielkiem leczenie gro
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-03
MORE GROUND NEEDED

Pursuant to the article in the
Telegram regarding more room need
ed for the new hospital, any one
with a half sight can see that the
place now allotted to it's use is only
about half large enough. To cover
the entire lot given would make a
very boxed in building and with the
growth of Lakeland, the building
would be just about what is needed
now, and in a short time would be
entirely too small for it's use. That
being the case, there would not be,
nor would it be good policy, oppor-
tunity to build upward, it would be
case of buy lots which in the
meantime would rise to untold
values. Another thing, any hospital
ought to be built with more than
one entrance and as it is, there is
no chance to have more than one
door and that on the one side facing
the street. BY all means get the
land necessary for the purpose now
and build the hospital so that there
is room for expansion if needed and
in such a way that there is plenty
of light and air all around.
G.. C. ROGAN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-03
INEXPERIENCED OFFICERS
ONLY TROUBLE WITH
OUR SUBMARINES

Washington, Sept. 3-The Ameri-
can submarine has come in for more
abuse of late than any other arm
of the service. Many critics have
declared that the submarines now
in the United States navy are worth
less. Capt. A. W. Grant, U. S. NJ.
who is now in charge of the sub
marine service, has been investigat-
ing things generally. In report
made recently he said that he found
that more than 80 per cent of the
difficulties experienced with the sub
marines was due to the ineXper-
innce of the officers in charge of the
boats.
This report has been attracting
much attention in navy circles and
the supporters of the American sub
marine are very pleased with the
findings of Capt. Grant, because
they have maintained for long
time that there has been a disposi-
ton to belittle the submarines in
the service, and it has been very
easy to blame the boats and their
motors for accidents rather than
those in charge.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-03
RUSSIA 70 BOOM U. S. TRADE

Christiana, Norway, Sept. s.
Alexander Bahr who has been depu-
tized as special agent by the bu
reau of foreign and domestic com
merce of Russia sailed from here to-
day to tour the United States with a
view to increasing trade with his
own country He will visit the COM
mercial agents of the bureau in
America, beginning with those in
Boston and New York and gradual
" extending his tour westward to
the Pacific. Special efforts will be
made to facilitate trade between the
two countries, as Russia on account
of the war, is in need of all kinds Of
supplies and her principal avenue OF
in gress is by the Pacific ocean across
Siberia, which requires about sixty
to ninety days in transit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY
TRAINING BOYS

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 3.-The
PENNSYLVANIA railroad is sending one
thousand young men to school and is
paying them for the time they srend
there The first school was estab-
lished by the company at the shops
at Altoona, Pa. There are now three
branches located here, at Harris
burg, Pa, and Wilmington, Della.
The purpose of the schools are to
turn out mechanics of the highest
skill and intelligence. Frequently a
born executive is discovered and he
is given every opportunity to grow
These recruits for official duties are
in a measure only by products alone
Of the school, but this by-product
has been well worth the entire cost
tc the Pennsylvania Company of
carrying on the teaching.