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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
FIRST EVENT OF OHIO VALLEY
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
OPENS YESTERDAY.
Birds Of Every Description and Size
Are on Exhibition and Make
Presence Known by
Their Noise.

The biggest poultry show ever held
in Wheeling. was officially opened yes
terday al 1912 Main street by the Ohio
Valley Poultry Association. This is
the nrst annual went OF that organ
iation- n II Is attracting attention
all over the county. Chickens have
been entered that were on display at
the big shows at san Francisco. Chi
cago. Pittsburgh and other of the
larger exhibitions Of the country.
There is a variety far exceeding that
OF any other poultry exhibit hat has
ever been held here. and also consider
able new stock that has never before
been exhibited in this vicinity.
Many OF the birds that had been
entered did not arrive until yesterday.
and 10 was late last evening before
they We're placed in their prom places
and the exhibits properly arranged.
over 500 birds were entered n from
Indications on the opening day. tho
first annual show of tho association
promises TO be- a great succcss
The attendance yesterday was not
large owing TO the fact that the birds
We're not properly arranged. However,
many called To see the display and for
The remainder OF the week tho show
officials expect record breaking crowds
The price of admission has been re-
duccd TO far below that OF former
shows.
Judging Starts Today.
This morning at 10 o'clock. judge
a. r. Hummer. Of Butler. Pa. will
start Judging the fowls and IL will
take the greater part OF today and to-
morrow TO complete this work.
Some of the displays ara most in
terestiug, not alone from the kind and
variety Of birds. but from the fact
that they have Travelled thousands OF
miles and have been exhibited and
won prizes in other cities. Ollie Say
ers. of Bridgeport. has chickens that
have been displayed al the big san
Francisco show. They are Of the Co
lumbar Wyandotte variety and at
tract no little attention. Among others
that are attractive are the Socilian
Butercups. Black LeEhons. several
displays OF Barred Rocks. also several
of the H"ammerhead Games. which are
shown for the first time in this
vicinity.
W. r. House. the Chicago owner.
has a display OF Light Brahmas that
We're exhibited and won prizes in the
Chicago show. which was held a short
time Dark Cornish. displayed by
T. G. Whitehead are also attractive.
as is every entry that is on the floor.
Some OF the fowls will weigh as
much as good sized turkeys while
others more closely resemble pigeons
in their size.
Following are additional entries
that were received through the mail
yesterday morning:
VI. y. Cecil. Of Elm Grove. Partridge
W~yandottes.
X. c. Bashear. OF weilsburg. Barred
Rocks.
J. NJ Godfrey, Of Follansbee, Silver
Campines.
@ ". T~cuschcr. city; Anconas.
Wilbur W. Watkins. city; $. G. Black
Leghorns.
VIM a. Weyman. CITY. s q. White
Leehorns and s. G. Black Minorcas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
RIVER NEWS

Up the river streams are now run
ming out. swelling the local waters To
a stage of L feet az IS O'Clock last
night. The rise has caused "a d|iSlodrc-
ment of the shore ice. carrying 30
down stream, lut there is not enough
to interfere with river traffic.
The steamer Reuben Dunbar. which
has been tied up al Pittsburgh for the
past several days on account OF the
ice in the river. is scheduled 70 arrive
in Wheeling next Wednesday morning
at . o'clock IN its regular trip 90
Charleston. This boat carries freight
for points as far south as Louisville,
and a large cargo Is now awaiting IL
at the local wharf.
The steamer Liberty came in last
night at : O'Clock from Matamoras,
and will return to hat city az II 30
This morning.
The report that other packets would
ener into he local trade within the
next few DAYS seems 10 be unfOunded.
riyermen claiming that the Dunbar
and Liberty are capable Of taking care
Of the local shipments. II D. expect
ed. however. hat a few new boats viii
b." put u operation during the early
part Of spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
GROWING AND CACKLING FOWLS,
HUNDREDS OF EN- ON DISPLAY

terror of the pyramid. and its walls
and the great court in front OF IL. The
our was smooth save where some
minor monuments ana other embei-
lishments broke its eXpanse.
As an exterior view one OF the great
pyramids n surroundings II was su-
perb. but IL turned out TO be much
more han exterior.
Interior Of Pyramid Shown.
For Prof. ~Steindorff bent over some
wheels and levers AZ the base OF the
glass Case. He touched them and the
court In front OF the pyramid lifted
and there ROSE 10 the level where the
floor Of the court had been a series
OF tomblike chambers which repre-
seuted the interior OF the pyramid
standing behind the our
These chambers could be- lighted by
electric lamps. and one could study
all the arrangements of the tombs.
All that was very interestiEs and. IN
its way. SUSTAINING. SIM. the conclu-
sion OF b visit in the Egyptian gal
leries seemed TO mark an appropriate
time for refreshments. But it did not
turn u hat way.
Another article by Mr.. Bennett on
the University of Leipsiz viii appear
In tomorrow ln~telligeucer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
NEWS BRIEFS

A shipment Of ten million stamps
valued at $4,000. was received az the
day.
e-terday was n beautiful
arriug day. The icawan had "a
smile that would not come Off. but
the coal and gas men were not eo
joyful The Thermometers in The bus.
mess district almost reached the IN
mark 90 wid.aUernoon when old Sol
sl0nn brightly.
business started of for the week
rather slowly 40 the @postofHca YES.
q. rfay Since the first OF the year
fhc mail handlers have been unusually
busy.
Dr. John 7. Dickoy among Wheel.
IuEs most prominent and much De.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

Enjoy life Keep clean inside with
C~ascarets. Take one or two at night
and enjoy the incest. gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing YOU ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand Your head
viii be clear. your tongue clean.
breath right. stomach sweet and your
liver and thirty feet of bowels active.
Get a box at any drug store and
s~tratghtcn up Stop the headaches.
bilious spells. bad colds and bad DAYS
Brighten up. Cheer up. Clean up,
Mothers should give a whole C~ascaret
to children when cross. bilious. fever.
ish or II tongue is coated-they are
harmless-never gripe or sicken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
VISITORS AT LEIPZIG
tcoDunusd FroIn r.r., p.r.,

100 b. c. That discovery took all
the suu out OF Prof. Sudniczia's sky.
He was Inundated. distressed. cast
down. and he aIol-izrd 60 tine party
as q whole and 90 the representatives
of Sweden. Holland. Switzerland. Hun
gary. Turkey and the United States
Individually. lie was so hurt that 1
hoped he might seek consolation IN
% for ] lave yet TO find a German
SO low lu spirits that be- could NOT
take "a % tl- uOur.shmput
No Mention Mace CT Food.
Instead OF that. with bows and hand.
clasps and a confidential whisper that
We would overlook the matter of the
misplaced %.tltur,te ur passed us on
To- tho priyy councillor. Prof Dr. Stein.
dortt. who welcomed us to the CALLER.
ies az the Egyptian institute OF the
university
This presided over half a
mile OF Egyptian vases and bowls.
which were exquisite. royal Wummies.
which were considerably the worse
for the rayase- ~ time. and statues
which were e|ui-uJtical and colossal.
and he loved flOW an with an en-
thusiasm that was electrical The
fact hat NOT one OF the objects OF
his special idolatry was under 1000
years old did not affect his living JOY
Iu them
The further Doe Withdrew into the
mlsts o., antiquity "a. higher his
spirits rose and. SOD far as ms falling
streuE'l enabled m- to discern. the
prospect o. dinner grew more and
more eu.o-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
PROMINENT MEN OF THIS vIclN.
lTT WILL AID IN NATION
WIDE MOVEMENT.
All Determinations Are Asked TO Par
tie'pate In Mass Meeting at Court
Theatre Thursday Evening.

Thursday having been set aside as
a day TO secur funds for the relief
OF the 9.OOO,D 900 Jews that have been
made homeless by the great European
war. a mass meeting will be held in
h Court theatre for the purpose OF
furthering the efforts OF the people
90 Wheeling and vicinity. The day
a been set aside by President Will
son and Governor n. d. Hatfield has
also issued a proclamation asking
that West Virginians come 10 the
front and assist in the great work.
In this city the Young Mems Hebrew
association has taken up the task OF
carrying on the movement.
In resopnse to this appeal the work
has been taken up here and members
OF all denominations are invited 20
attend the meeting Thursday evening.
Noted speakers will be IN attendance
and an orchestra has been secured %
furnish music.
In the appeal for help for the Jew.
ish sufferers 10 Is pointed out that
Wheeling has always been one Of the
cities that aided i'm every charitable
way and ne Jews have always con.
tributed largely TO funds for various
purposes.
Circular letters have been sent out
by the committee and last evening
many replies were received. The Ict.
tiers ask that the recipient attend the
meeting as an honorary vice chair
"a
Senator Ben l. -Roscubloom will
act as chairman Of the meeting AMI
many prominent men are on the pro.
gram for addresses. The meeting i-
expected to be the largest OF the kind
ever held In Wheeling.
The following have bee selected as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

amt matters Will come up at this meet
irr AVID 4I Hu.r...rs 90 fH. sIrb sr.
urge. '1 ne Iu attendance
.II .- expected THAT during fle conn
.H r..I'-. seed potatoes W.I reach "a
.rI price. Bulletins shat ar. being
-rhL "ut on the present 'm, quote them
Tom cents each. .UU Ul tn, bushsI
are 'NPscted fo sell GO $3.50 and
woodward .x-uoHr,mpu. ar
iusuel saturday uILHt before squire
81. RAIDER. on I charge uI assault aua
battery wasf dismissed. evidence not
O.i'F ~uT.Ulsnt O.. convict. Tho com
planning witness was Chester ~uIcs.
herman Bou-h. captain OF the
steamer Indian proved himself a hero
saturday when Do Jumped into tho icy
waters OF tho Ohio Co rescue "a YOUNG
lady OF tho Island. who refused t6 give
her name. The youuL woman .Deileutat-
slipped from q rocE near the wharf
Local lumber dealers s1y that Iumb-
er j. becoming scarce and that tHe price
- soislHg War In the Eurprsau coun-
tries is attributed as tho cause.
"A civil action before Squire Uubla
last might was settled ont of court. The
bakery ago. Of Luflo Narrnf. a Mar
tins Ferry baker. upon a Judgment rend-
cred Tor $50. Constable Wilson levied
upon the wagon and was To- have sold
tho contents last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
A Few Reasons Why the
Jeffery Quad Excels

These reasons, if properly explained and worked out
the way they ought to he described 10 prospects. would
occupy a ~sixty-four page catalog. Here we have con
densed them TO Just a few of the salient points i'm which
the Quad is superior 10 other trucks.
Drives on all four wheels-Better traction. because
all the weight ON four wheels is used 10 produce trae-
hon up to the capacity of the motor-tremendous saw
ing in tires, repairs and upkeep. on account of smooth
climbing effect instead of Skidding and bouncing pro-
duced by rear-wheeldrive.
Brakes on all four wheels land also on drive shaft
behind ranSmiSSlon)-Brak at four ground contact
points instead Of two-twice the baking power and
less than half the Skidding effect.
Steers on all four ~wheels-Frout and rear wheels
track together-driver does not have 10 watch rear end
of truck OF follows the front end)-driver can turn
shorter and maneuver into places where no other truck
can 20.
M. & S. Diferentials-A positive uon-sippiug drive
To every wheei-no wheel can spin all four road
wheels must keep up with the speed Of the motor 1.-TWO
outormoSt wheels can ovcr-rm inner wheels in turning
corners thus there is no chance 80 stall the Quad
lwithin the power of the motor as long as amy one or
more wheels can obtain traction. which is am impoS>i-
bility with nonlockiug diferentials.
Duplex Governor-Drivcr presses down acelerator
pedal all the way, and governor automatically feeds
just enough gasoline at all times to keep the truck
running at the predetermined governed Speed-econo-
mics gasoline, saves the motor and operating mechan-
ism, makes much better average speed and time, and
permits motor to act as brake on truck going down hill.
Summary-The Jeffery Quad viii do all that any
other motor truck can do. and does IL az much less
cost; and, IN ADDITION, it will get through mud,
sand. snow and over hills and rough country where no
other motor truck can 20. Moreover, the Standardiza-
ton, nterchangeablhiy and duplication of parts
worked into the design of the Quad greatly reduce the
number of spare parts necessary and decrease the cost
and problems of upkeep and maintenance.
The Jerery Quad is used by the Governments of
United States, Great Britain, Germany, Russia, France,
Switzerland and Italy; Standard oil Co. Armour n
to, Dupont Powder Co, Morris X Co, Hines Lumber
Co, California State Highway Com. General Asphalt
Co, Peasants county. West Virginia; Death Valley
Trucking Co. and 1900 others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

What As home without n wifeT"
sighed the maiden. sentimeutally.
"A bachelors apartments. returned
the obliging youtn-Chapparal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
VICE PRESIDENTS SELECTED
FOR JEWISH RELIEF MEETING

DR. NJ Il Kelley.
Hubbard.
" % MCCluskey.
brosc List.
JAS r. MaNw ell.
4 L.. Meyer.
\ O. Laughun.
DR. " A. MeErail.
VIII "A. Pfarr.
Ralph r. Kitchen.
Oliver j. Johnson.
otto Schcnk.
Or " = futton.
Henry Bic b~erson.
e. T. Blue.
Johnson e. Mckiu-
ley.
= e. puehrost.
j W Duwler.
" A. Wilson.
Singleton aull.
e NJ fusseu.
NJ y Cecil.
= Whitaker.
T. G. Ewing.
j. "a. kirkland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

D, Harold Young.
Edward " aEner.
Iliuy - clark.
George Baird.
Cecil Robinson.
H. " Ogls bay.
Isaac N scott.
W m n Teirnan.
Hal Speidel.
Louis Zoecklcr.
sen y B scott.
Fred j. Park.
Alexander Glass.
Geo 4 teeney.
" r. stone.
Chas 4 Ecinler.
Fred J. Fox.
r. j. Greene.
o. \. sands
I'D B trauzhyim.
John e. Lynch.
Judge Franz Ne
bitt
Geo N Ford.
James D. fiaN ley.
John Eri,dDl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

vice presidents %
T. r. McNell.
n ". PAUL.
Andrsw j Hare
FidClius Rcister.
- O. smith.
Rev j NJ Potter.
Chas y Hanchcr.
Robt G. nalzeu.
John j. COuiff.
Chas J.. Schuck.
Herman Btutz.
Jas 4 Cummins.
49, " Peterson.
W b Irvine.
" alter g. Hilton.
Henry Hess.
r. a Iildrefh. III.
John Hoffman III.
III Rev. T. J. Doua-
hue.
Geo. H. Eckhardt.
Robert HaZlett.
". T. Wilson.
Frank l. HUM.
Lee c. PAUL.
Chos 3D. COpu.
Louis T. Halter.
John Coleman.
Chas. -. Ephun.
g. II. Sweeney.
Hon Jesse * Bloch
Hon Geo A. Laugh
lin.
~. e.. ogden.
Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham.
Hon. rs " Irwin.
Cen Alfred Cald-
wei.
Gen T. s Riley.
r. b. Carney,
Mayor 81 T.. Kirk,
= \ Bloch.
capt d. r. Weis-
gerber.
Rev j. j. Bunin-
stool.
Geo q Mathison.
j.. c. Brady.
VIM L. ErIre.
3. Harold Bremen
Hon g. 81. Ad1le
man.
q. j. sinks
Dr. r. NJ BAIRD.
Hon John T. Ar
benz.
4. a. Wilson.
W. W. Holloway.
PEBBLES Iafum.
d. vs. Fair.
Ir Ch8s NluEer
ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

Another article by Mr.. Bennett on
the University of Leipsiz viii appear
In tomorrow's Intelliceucer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

I'M Washington. Greene. Fayette and
other western Pennsylvania counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
STATE RETAILERS
WILL MEET HERE
DURING THE FAIR
Local Associations Unanimous
in Approval of Making Rec
ord Breaker of Gathering
September 1928.

-..T,iIrr U. g., A.t,,u.u uf tu,
local l.er3II Merchants l~-u,Ipunr
ha- .rJH.t.I be- rof,reudU CO., tho
.. t-.s atoms thrpuru"ut th,
s'lt. Hnuu .H, proposal "a. upId the
urua. meeting of Inc 'tlt, Retail
'r- .-.tuf.I Boo ihl .ii' during 'U,
-tYI. fnIr 1 September 90. -, and
g. N-I.u4..ruuo WINS chosen o. the
pIa of meeting fur 1913 uf the last
annual needing. the dates bo,ug lrit
o. toe local .utcrtainmont committee
prdluluIIE fh, annual gath"riua o.
held Iul. and y. but % was de
street NOT On. Interfere in amy way with
the nIp cowboy reunion ~ Las Vega.
on those dates. and Mr. ArA'rWau
Irupu-ru fN, fair week dates lr 90
l,tt,r Co.. aIl th, locals,
Replies have now come from every
u-r.auI1ltiur and the vot" I- uuauI-
tr,u- for On, pir week dates. M.
AUr,ru,tu and the local entertain
W'u' mwitf'e whl ~ o." work
,r.. O., mex, his wears mootiuF H
;".,rI IIUut,r. The business .c, CO.,,
wiz l, Eoid ~ tn, morning. So tlat
IA, r, .''r- aud their fimili"s m ,F
NAY" iID afternoons open l'r lWu.'
iI'rt- .Ud tu Heo the far n hu
retail. have had an opp'rI UNITY 90
,It,IttHu fhcIi fellow hIsIu" W.u Of
a., .. q 90 'u. tate aud IN. r.,p' .
L. go the limit ia making tbs y,.r-
gatu'rlug 10 hummri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
One Day on Chain Gang Is
Enough for 0pulent Vagrant !;
Lemon Anderson Pays Fine

Lemon Anderson rolorod, fined {l'
Ia tho r.ty court yesterday tried tho
street guns uu, diE ana decided thai
Il Was worth Eli tu avoid IA" other
fourteen days
The Lemon had So whcn ~" was
arrested When judge Mcclellan
passed a uuccu-or-nftecu sentence ou
him. hc decided Co take the DAYS and
save the dollars.
ThI- morning the Lemon inuuuu,-
cd mat "a man with 50, wa- 90 fool to
muuIcur, streets under % june SUM-
IL paid sli and started for Los An
gclcs. The police gave hm uni|l The
'lmc for train &c. |ucpar'ur, fp got
out of town.
The Lemon ans arrested uu -uspi-
cion that be- V,r wanted 300 GlllIp
Tor murder Th, suspicion Wa ro-
moved but hr vas slated as % wage
rant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


Autr springs. all makes. Korbor Co.
j u Jones Of MCAllistDt bklt
president ct the Southwest Hudson
Motor company, i~ IN the eats ON nuSi-
ness with TONY Chisum. secretary and
New Mexico manager for IA" COM
panN.
Albuquerque Lodge No. 80. ''ra-
tcrnnl Aid Union, viii meet al %
o'clock this evening at the \ g. T..
". han. Refreshments will b" served.
\ special meeting at the salvation.
ARMY hall. 200 West silver avenue.
VIII be- held tonight at : u'cluck. sub
jopt. The saints Whn Rule tho
Earth
Director \. r. James Of the Sow
Mexico Taxpayers association was IA
the city last night on his way to Tu-
cumcari. whor" q 10000 bond ISSUE
has been voted for school construction.
Taxpayers ave skc Mr.. james tu
assist IN final plans for utilization 1t
the proceeds Of thc bond sale.
l.. e. Mersfeldor ct SANTA Pc. state
director ct industrial education. Wa-
y visitor in Nlbuqu,rqu, last night.
a. t. INT, attorney ut Willard and
IlNnAiNfifl ~ wv W lflNiN fA'''llf ~ NfN
Albuquerque visitor today
HARRY ". Kelly ct La. N,va-. prc-l-
dent uf the GroSs-kcllN company. aud
his son. ban +. kcily, are in Nlhu-
lucrquo today with r.. \. Gross. Rob
ort Il. Gross and Nirgi, IL. Morris OF
-. Louis. members Of tho COMPANY.
VINO are visiting the company various
New Mexico stores.
Governor " g. Mcdonald was in
the city last night for q short time
ou Nj way tu columbus. wh"r" M" VIII
pu 70 visit Of Inspection Co. tu, Sew
N,>iru uatiuual guard
Dhafic- Warrington. one ui 40" .st
cram conductors 81 IA, Santa q, s'rE-
ipc. left to-day 'rr th" outuruu, gen.
erii hospital 80 "upcFa where h'
| goes 60 TAX, treatment for rhcumH-
t.-m.
Mrs " " barney. 800, Pans ayc.
nuc was able tu leave her home yes.
tcrdpy after uu uIu'es ul e,. 'rt'
month. rosulting from Injuries r..
'oIt.d 100 q tJli
Mis- Louis" ~.rtl,r Wts uporat,o
Hu Tor appendicitis at 90 lt.tl husrit,
,~trrdIN.
joe Taylor was operated upon fui
appendicitis TUESDAY at -. Joseph
hospital
Ramon - Hubboll. SON ~ Nr. an,
Mt FRANK \ Hubboll, r,t.ru,d HON,
last night Tor the GUNNER nom rhi'a.
u%,lphia, wher, hr D. attending th'
Wharton school of finance and com.
uorgo, lu the University . Hrun-Ni
wanna. Mr. Hubboll is IN his juniui
year and b. making a brilliant rococ,
az student
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
Red Cross Chapter Will Get
Instructions on Border Work

rhli .u.rru,rIuns Tor thu A%louuu"i-
lu, happier bon connection with Rod
eros HurE demanded u. no" W.. r-
mont .f -.Ira. men CO. the borden wlll
snnyI .u .'rf was Tho word r'.cI. eel
.h,r, t,.l'gI.. from Ernest ll,kncil.
director .,H"uI 81 thc National l."',
.Di..- .. ..f. MI Blrkurll e.,
siapHoa from Washington tu totr""'
A. l,uu't iY'Wor scorctarH 81 the NJ
nuuurrtu, chapter, as follow
cred .tu.- making plans for ~"
Hr,. 81 1901. 100 'ouucDuIu with IA"
.'utirp If no, national guard Zee ih"
M,N..tu BORDER FiTgt Ton On" UDi-
lection, forwarding ana distribution ot
supI',- foI troops bon amp second.
iu. n. Iup help To- %dcptuc,ut frurH -
of ,uHrd-m"u Details being worked
uut. fulI instructions for A%lbuguo'-
.QuD chapter lttcr.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
Bids on West Central Paving
Not to be Limited to Tarvia

BIDS Tor paNisg West Central ave-
nue. viii not he confined t. Taryia. AS
provided ia he original specification
The specifications were changed hy
council last uighi -u that three gem
"rHl classes Of paving vii bo .uu-Ii-
cred
Under the new specifications bid
ders may quot" on paving having mat
ural a|sphaltum Artificial ]Isphaltlm ur
coat tar products Tor binder The
paving b. 20 be- lnii ether ON mlcaddm
or concrete foundation.
The amended specifications VIII bee
considered bon detail by council 80 q
meeting mex Tuesday night prop
lnrNlInr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
MOTORISTS WAKE
Up To NECESSITY
FOR REGULATIONS
Organization Planned to Co.
operate With City in Draft
ing and Enforcing 0rdin-
ances Against kecklessness.

Announcement has hccn made %
the proposed Organization 81 motor
lists ia this city into Au assoc. 'tiun,
tho chl'f purpose OF which viii be
the di~cuufagrmcut ct spccdoys and
Improvement Of roads r. r chase
n 1G" tire plan known last night when
D." appeared before the city council
TO ask that action on the suggested
traffic regulations Do, DELAYED until the
% annizniiou had submitted ordi-
uunCrs
The association Mr chase said,
would wish to Do-oprtai, with the
city authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
South Broadway Residents
Pressing Plans for Parkway


\ petition is being circulated
bmuug i%,-idgut- of South Hruadw1t
iu ..ror pf parkins the thri"uphirr'
IarkIuF is psIt uf "a plru tu u'nufitt
tho street. tb, other feature uc.ui
rows uf trru- 100 the sidc- oi the II ,ct
ana ,urhs
Resident uf the street met Ast Uiph'
AT rho CHRISTIAN church % d's us-' !
tue proposed impruN emrnl They
wore addrn % los Re, /. f. Reed.
secretary tr the GIVE iirtioru'u
l,aH... .nI Itpttiu ~. e. R'Id
The 60. ,.uuoil ia tu uo asked io
tpl, Huu|..,t action O.. necessary tl
ouu.I 4. aba. 40, lonts 90 earn out lhD
parking plbu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-23
F. E. Detweiler Is Fined SIS
for Punching Clayton Twice

= = DctNrllor was fined So N
pniiC" culrt yesterday afternoon. on
"a ,Etrg, IT hlttug " Moore clayton.
au attorney. clayton stii Drtwcillcr
ga chtd h.m twice DctU'lrr said
'laFt"n ur",N"i him Win au mn-
ut,l'l p.,Wr,or appealed no. tine.