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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

an the others who battled carter IN
1He prehminaries. Playing WIN ,tn0
SsoolnesS and skill Of a Nardon, I tiSs ~
11rUushl ms way through to tue ms td.
mere ne met John Ward, but by Una
tlne ms strength had been .speuI-
StTshuous work such as he hau pssn
CdLeu upon to perform durlhs w
carry part Of that tournament sappeu
MS endurance
Ward played a tired worn-out little
shaver in that final round and ne peat
hlu' put only after he had been ioTceu
70 can to his aid all the golfing abillty
lhal ne possessed.
- NAT was the beginning OF 1ouhS
Carter's national fame as a golfer.
some, who heard the story OF his ac-
CVulptlsnment at ShinnecO were M
Gunea 10 call il "a flash in the pan
But Carriers work since then has been
increasingly brilliant. He has dis
Played greater ability I'm each new
lnatch, and although he ranks today as
one OF the best golfers in America he
Is lar from the zenith of his power.
me remarkable thing about carriers
golfing is that he has fingers stubbter
than W per cent Of the men who play
the game. The longer the fingers the
O DC ,grip a man can get on a driver
OF I n But Carriers fingers are
so snort he has difficulty in claspinS
mem around the club. such a condi-
ton is a tremendous handicap, yet
Carter has risen to the heights despite
His String Of Victories.
Garter was runner-up in the Junior
metropolitan in 1912. and won the
ehampionship in 1918, 1914 and 1915.
lie met Max Marston, the New Jersey
start, last fan and beat him at the
2Oth hole, after a sensational rally.
In 1912 and 1914 he was victor in the
Inter Scholastic tournaments and also
won the National Club championship
at Southampton, over one Of the hard
est cources in the east.
est courses in the east.
i'm his shoulders. and his timing is al
most perfect. He plays iron shots bet
ter than the majority Of veterans and
Is a wonder on the green. He has
steady eye and seems absolutely nerve
less. He rarely foozles Whether he
is s up OF down never makes the
slightest difference to him He al
ways plays with the same steadiness-
the same GOODNESS
Carter propably will enter the big
link battles this summer. II he does,
therein be few additions TO the tro-
phies in the Carter home at the present
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

began, IN spite Of an uncertain pitch
ing staff, because Of superior team
play.
Washington Defeats New York.
Washington visited and defeated
New York to begin the tussle for
place IN the first division. In the con-
sensus Of opinion these clubs were
rated pretty closely for fourth place,
with the advantage in favor of New
York, which has been strengthened
more than any other club in either
league. An entire new Outfield Of Lee
Magee, Fritz Maisel and Crank Gil
hooley, a peppery hard hitting young
secOndbaseman in Joe Gedeon and
slugger in Frank Baker at third base
wipe out the offensive weakness the
team showed last year. Washington
displayed Walter Johnson yesterday
afternoon. Several other good pitchers
are around to aid him, but the
senator's attack lacks punch unless a
great change has come over it.
The st. Louis mixed crew OF Browns
and former Feds under the ilIustrious
r d1eIaer Jones met weaker team in
Cleveland and won. As a soft snap.
however, that game doesn't compare
win the one in Boston, where the pitt
iuI Athletics got a trouncing at the
nands OF the worlds champion Red
SoX Boston looks like a repeater
ior the American league pennant. with
IT'S great pitching staff OF Leonard.
Foster, Shore, Wood. Gregg and
UtueTs' It's star outfield OF Speaker
ROPER and Lewis. its fair infield Of
Hobnitzell, Scott, Berry and Gardner
and average catching.
ought TO be Good Season.
mere IS no reason in the world WHY
me dawning season should not be one
~ me me most profitable in the history
OF the game. Certainly IL should re
SUIT more successfully for the mag
mates than last years, when the Feds
made deep inroads into the excheauers
~ causing inflated salaries and also
IqIT-ae.Wlng some Of the crowds away.
", Win the best players OF the defInci
eds distributed here and there among
me teams Of the two recognized
I5Iagues. more strength will be dis
p sa1,Sss, on the field and there will be
t "a to spend their money on. Go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE FORBIDDING DISCRIM-
NATION BY PERSONS CONDUCTING
PUBLIC PLACES AGAINST PERSONS
CLOTHED IN THE UNIFORM OF THE
UNITED STATES SOLDIER.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF Ell PASO. TEXAS:
Section 1. Tt shall be unlawful for any
person. firm or corporation owning or con-
Quoting "A public hotel. restaurant. cafe or
public place OF business or amusement in
the city Of FL PasO, Texas to deny &C
commOdations, service or admission to any
person or persons solely on the ground that
said person or persons are dressed in the
uniform OF the United States Soldier; and
any person. firm or corporation so denying
such accommodations. service or admission
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanOr. and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum
not In excess OF $500. CO.
Section @ WHEREAS. there are certain
hotels. restaurant. cafes etc. wrongfully de-
nytng accommodations and service to per-
sons dressed IN the uniform OF the United
states soldier creates a public necessity.
1usutyinE the suspension OF the charter rule
recurring all ordinances to be read two
separate days. and such charter rule Is bv
the unanimous vote OF the aldermen present
and with the consent OF the Mayor sus-
pended. and this ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after Its
passage, approval and publication.
Passed and approved. this 3rd day OF
April 1916.
Tom Lea.
Attest:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
SALIENT POINTS ABOUT
THE PIcNNANT SEEKERS

American League.
Notwithstanding pat. Great out
field and pitching staff. fair infieId.
ordinary catchers
Detroit--Cobb and other great
hitters. Uncertain pitching.
Chicago-All stars. Poor team
work. zeb Terry, nashy debutant,
1T shortstop.
New Nork-Home Run Baker. Lee
Magee, Frank Baker, Joe Gedeon
and Frank Gilhooley new regulars
Most improved team in either
league.
Walter johnson sun
ported by other good pitchers.
Weak on attack.
st. Louis-Union Of Browns and
Feds gives Fielder Jones wealth Of
material. Stars are Marsans. Pratt.
Sislsr and Shotton.
Cleveland-Ray Chapman at sec
ond the only real star.
adelphia-McInnis and SchanE
don't make whole team.
National League.
Bostou-K o tchy repIaces
Schmidt at first. Allen Knetzer and
Nehf make up for slump OF James
Team has no weakness. Also has
Stallings to lead it.
MISUNDERSTANDING same as
before. with Chief Bender added to
pitching staff
Brooklyn-A bunch OF veterans
II they all come back team will be
a wonder.
New York-Kauff and Rousch
strengthen outfield. Rariden catching
STAFF and Fred Anderson pitching.
Chicago -COmbination of Chifeds
and Cubs give Tinker hard problem
to make n smooth fitting machine.
Cincinnati-Five former Feds
strengthen team.
st. Louis So veral unknown
youngsters may make good
Pittsburg- team slumped
with Hans Wagner. Can they all
come back together?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

J. F. Dawson. City Clerk.

OF AN ORDINANCE PASSED AND APP
PRoVEP THE 3Sth DAY OF MAY. 1915.
AS. SAID SECTION WAS AMENDED BY
AN ORDINANCE PASSED AND APP
PROVED ON THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST.
A. D., 1915, REGULATING THE OPERA
TION OF MOTOR BUSES AND PRO-
VIDING BONDS THEREFOR AND RE
DURING A LICENSE FOR THE OPER-
ALTON OF THE SAME WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Ell
PASO AND KNOWN AS THE JITNE Or
DINANCE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COIIN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF Ell PASO TEXAS.
That section Ten OF an ordinance passed
the 28th day OF May 1915 as the same was
amended by an amendment passed on An
gust s. 1915. regulating the operation OF mo-
tor buses and providing for bonds and IL
censes therefor. and known as the Jitne
Ordinance. be so changed and amended as
hereinafter to read as follows:
Section 10. No license OF the kind pro-
vided for in this ordinance shall he issued
unless and until the applicant therefor shall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

r1s reSo seed Co. open EVENING"
Adv. w. OOufI uOuse'-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

IolaIS .--s--JS+ oil 54s 1885
Points won. Wilcox .. Abbott ?; high
game Abbott 207.
Phillips Realty CO.-401 First Natl.
Bank Bldg. Phone 1023.-Adv.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE IN
STALLATION. OPERATION OF ELEC-
TRICAL WIRES. APPARATUs AND AP-
PASO, TEXAS. AND PROVIDING FOR
THE LICENSING AND EXAMINATION
OF PERSONS ENGAGED THEREIN. GRE
ATING EXAMINING BOARDS. AND
PROVIDING FOR THEIR APPOINT
MENT. ADOPTING THE RULES AND
REGULATIONS OF THE NATIONAL
BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS EN-
BODIED IN ITS NATIONAL ELECTRIC
CODE PROVIDING A PENALTY AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
BOWLING

smelter League.
The final games Of the Smeiter league
were rolled on the Cactus club alleys. Wed.
uesday nIght. the roanlts hainr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

J. ,. DAvRas or os-A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

Thrilling escape of . French dirigible pilot whose balloon broke
its moorings near Bar lie Duo. Finding himself drifting over
the German line. the pilot cut loose in his parachute. and
striking . transverse current. was driven back.
landing inside the French lines.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
Semper Sittings.

Mr.. and Mrs, l.. j. Riley and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. Stringfellow last Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Stringfellow's condition
is reported about the same, no spec
ial improvement.
Mrs. John Grattan returned home
last Friday from a several week :
visit thruout the Eastern states.
\ big Halloween entertainment
is being arranged for the evening of
October 3lst Look in these items
later for particulars.
Mesdames II. +. Stringfellow, +.
q. Mains and Mrs. pulos were in
Denver shopping, Tuesday.
Geo. Campbell and Al. Hatfield
each loaded and shipped II car OF
wheat to the Denver market last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Bates are the
proud parents of II baby girl which
arrived three weeks ago. All re-
ported getting along nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
Notice of Adjustment
Day by Clerk

Public notice is hereby given by the I'M
u"rsignod Clerk of the County Court of the
County of Jefferson and state Of Colorado,
that pursuant to the provisions of the
stntut" of said state in such cas-" mad" and
provided, h" has fixed upon Monday, the
9th day OF November a. d. 1916 of the Sep
TENDER Term 1915, Of said court, then to be
held Mt the Court House in Golden, In said
county, as day for settling and adjusting
all Claims scvernlly against the estates
hereinafter named now pending in said
court in which letters testam"ntnry or of
admins trntiOn were granted during the
preceding month, VIZ;
No. E2i. Estate of SnphOnia V. Haywood,
deceased Mimi" II. Fnirlry, ndmini,trn-
triN L. q. Evergreen, colo.
No. g25 Estate of George e. SrhOyvn, de-
ceased: Elizabeth Schoy"n, administrators,
7. .. Golden, COlO X. -. 3.
No. va Estate of David lIunkonsCn, de
ceased: Petra Hankcnson, administrators,
7. q. Whcntridgc, Colo, K. y. No.
All persons having claims and demands
OF any kind or nnturc whatever against
either of said estates above named ur" re-
Qucstcd ana notified to present the same to
Nnid county court on tn" said day above
named for adjustment; estates are answer
able for costs on claims filed ON or before
such adjustment day, but not ON thO>" filed
after; all persons indebted to either of said
estates are notified to make payment to
the executor or administrator thereof: tn Is
publication designated in the Arvada En-
trrpris" by the Judg" of said court.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said court, mt Golden, in said county, this
first day of October \. u. 1915.
\. u. JAMESON,
County Judg" ana Acting Clerk.
= County
Court Seal
Published oct. 9Th to 10Th inclusivc.)
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. h. ID. Bibbins of
De troit, Mich. and little daugh-
ter Gena, stopped on their trip
by auto to California, to visit old
friends. NJ. and Mrs. X. kruse
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
IT'S THE PRIDE OF JEFFERSON c

date on the Democratic ticket for
county treasurer. Mr.. Pike is
most capable man for any office
he might seek and is admired
and highly spoken of by every
body. He has had experience in
the county treasurer's office, and
this fact coupled with his genial
manner and consistent and con-
scientious desire to do whatever
he undertakes well, makes him a
very desirable man for the place.
While his opponent, Frank J.
Bond, present incumbent of this
office, is gentlemanly, likeable
fellow, yet his administration
cannot be said to be above criti-
cism. The published reports
emanating from that office pre-
tending that the county was out
OF debt when his own annual and
semi annual statements have
proven the contrary, have put
people to thinking. Again the
trial balance" that refused to
balance by $4l5. SO that was pub
lished by the Golden Globe with
a great deal of gusto, in sec
Ond effort to mislead the minds
of the people, show that there
can be no special claim Of effici-
ency as far as the administra-
ton of the Office is concerned.
A vote for Mr.. Pike would be a
against any such in
we are sure.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
Prohibition Publication
Praises Cunter

The candidacy of Judge julius
G. Gunter, Democratic nominee
for governor, is given unstinted
praise in the current number of
the American Issue, the official
publication of the Anti-Saloon
League. Judge Gunter's picture
is given the position of honor.
being the only one on the first
first page of the periodical. A
smaller photograph of Governor
Carlson appears on an inside
page. Not only is Judge Gunter
praised for his stand on prohi-
bition, but the Democratic party
of Colorado is commended for
choosing him as its gubernator-
ial candidate. The Issue says:
Julius G. Gunter, Democrat,
is openly and avowedly in favor
of prohibition. He is drv from
the standpoint of principle. He
never has been otherwise, and
the Democratic party deserves
great commentator for select
ing as their choice for governor
4 man who always has been
right on the prohibition issue. -
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12

Molholn. second ce-president;
Mrs. Louise Mite, treasurer, Miss
Rosella Burgess. secretary, Mrs.
Noel Legault, chaplain. The aid
will give cafeteria supper at the
church Friday evening. October l3.
serving to begin at 6 p. IN.
Messrs. and Mesdames Hunt,
stanton. James Stanton Of Platte
vile, Coykendall d Cox. and son
Of Denver visited at the Guy Pease
home last Sunday.
Mr.. Preg!one of Denver spent the
weekend visiting with Ray Hos
mcr.
Fred i. Berges was in Denver on
business Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
In the Matter of the EStatcofJ
BENJAMIN +. CODMl,S,

No. Hli.
IN the Matter of the EstatcofI
BENJAMIN f. COoMIS,
Deceased
NOTICE OF HEARING of PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE CF COLO
RADIO:
To BcnInmin F. Coomhs, Viola +. CoombS.
q. II. Boyer, Guardian Of said benjamin +.
tOOmbs, II minor. and Emma Il. COombs
Guardian Of said Viola r. Coombs, II minor
Persons in interest in said estate, GREET
ING:
You and cach of you are hereby notified
that on this fourth day q: October. a. u.
lrlG Edwin p. McCrimmOn, Administrator
Oi said estate, presented to ana filed In said
court his petition for the sale of certain
real estate belonging to the estate of said
B"nlnmin +. toombs, II portion thereof be
ing situat" In tn. county OF Jefferson. md
II por ton in tn" City and Cousty Of Denver
and the state of Colorado more fully de
>crib"d In snid petition. reference to which
l. hereby made.
You are further notified that said estate
l. pending in the County Court of the
county of Jefferson nnb state Of Colorado.
and that tn" date for which the hearing OF
said petition has been set is Tuesday, the
iith day of November, a. u. 1915.
Notice l. hereby given to all the persons
above named, and to any other person in
interest in snid estate, to appear aud ans
wcr or otherwise plcnd to said petition in
writing on or before Tuesday the 18th day
OF November, a. ID. 1918, the day set for the
hearing thereof. or on or before the day to
whirC such hearing may he adjourned. or
said petition Will bC taken by you for con-
tr~Nrd.
Given under my hand and tn" seal of said
court, mt Golden. in the county Of jefferson
md state of Colorado, this fourth day OF
October, \. y. 1916
ALEXANDER u. JAMESON
Clerk of the County Court Of
,.,,. Jefferson county Colorado
Published oct. l2th and 18th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
Notice of Hearing of
Petition Sale Real Estate

STATE OF CDLDRA Do.
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
IN THE COUNTY COURT .
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
Resolutions

Since the Great Master of the
Universe in his Infinite love and
wisdom has seen tit to call from
this life. the father OF our sister,
Louie Williams. Therefore Ice 1t
Rcso lived that We, &. {. y. Or. in
regular session assembled, do deep.
ly sYmpathilc with our sister la her
great loss and point her to the
Great Master Tor consolation
lie 1t further resolved that u copy
of these resolutions Ice sent to on
sister and Ice spread on our minutes
and Ia the local papers for puhlica.
ton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12

Gus. 4. Johnson and Joseph
Cruise stand the best kind of a
show of being elected rs county
commissioners, and those know
iug these two men feel confident
that they would be safe men to
handle the county's affairs. Mr..
Johnson has been a minority
member of the board, and has
made a good officer in that posi-
ton. He is not inclined to be
quarrcisume while at the same
time he is a stickler for what he
believes to be right and has n
way of convincing others to tina;
belief. He has made Il good
man and his experience will
stand him well in hand when he
and Mr.. Cruise constitute the
majority on the board. The Re.
pubIicms have beel in control
for some time. now is it unfair
to ask that the Democrats be
given another chance?
Joseph Cruise is an exemplary
citizen who commands Tie Re
sDect and friendship of his neigh
bprs, and Republicans and Dem
ocrals alike are strong for him
because they know him to b al.
s0lutcly square.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12

II. S. Rainwater, Democratic
candidate for sheriff is 'circula-
ting quite freely these days,
and the more he circulates the
more optimistic he seems to feel.
The recent excitement which has
prevailed among the farmers of
Fremont district over the steal
ing of c. W. Jordan's horse and
the subsequent bungling and ap.
parent Indifference in the sher-
ifs office have added greatly to
Mr.. Rainwatcr's strength. Mr..
Rainwater is man old in eXper-
fence, but vigorous in physique
and fearless determination. He
impresscs the people with his
sincerity and integrity and they
feel that if he had been in the
sheriii's office Barry would now
be behind the bars and Jordan's
horse would more than likely
have been feeding from its own
manger. They feel that Mr..
Rainwater's years of experience
guarantee safe and sane admin
istration of the office and they
will feel u great deal more Sc
cure with a well matured man in
that Office than they would with
young man who has yet the
lessons of life to learn. Bert
Jones is a nice sort of a chap,
they say, but they want sher-
if who can't be bluffed, bull
dozed or cowed. Mr.. Rainwater
gives them this assurance by his
strong personality and reserved
manner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

The many friends Of Chas.
WILDER will be pleased to learn
that he has entered the race for
assessor on the Democratic tic
ket, having been urged to do so
by many Of his friends who are
going to do all in their power to
help him win this time.
Mr.. Newcomb, present incum-
bent is asking for reelection,
Rumors Of dissatisfaction are
coming from various parts Of the
county and charges Of discrimln-
atlons in making assessments are
made. 1t is a well known fact
the assessors Office is the hard
est of any to fill with entire sat
isfaction to all concerned, and
much will depend upon the
foundation for the alleged dis
EXAMINATIONS.
Mr.. WILDER is man of sound
business judgment and there is
no man in the county better ac-
quainted with land values or who
would be more impartial in the
administration of his office, in
our opinion. While he has al
ways taken a keen interest in
politics he cannot be accused of
atiiIiating with political machines
or conivlng with political bosses.
The late appearance of Mr..
WILDER in the arena was brought
about by the resignation Of Rich
ard Minges who h as found it
necessary to withdraw from the
ticket for private reasons.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-12

Chas. Pike. clerk of the dis
trict court. at Golden. is a candi-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-29

minous miners, 20 per cent increase
in wages for anthracite miners and
mine run basis for wages.
Pittsburgh.-Horde of plain clothes
and uniformed policemen marshaled
about every point where President
Wilson will appear here today.
New Yerk.-Because boys didn't
get enough study points to be eligi-
BILE to athletic board, athletics at
Jamaica High School controlled by
girls, who studied.
Bridgeport, Conn.-Man who al
ways claimed he wrote words of
"Silver Threads Among the Gold"
Arthur Wells French, 20 retired
newspaper man, is dead.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

ton bill, including literary test, rein
troduced in house by Chairman Bur-
nett of house immigration commit
tee as agreed upon by committee.
Will be favorably reported Monday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smoot and
Hughes today fought successfully to
prevent printing of report of Sec'y
of Agriculture Houston made public
week ago, alleging existence of wa
ter power trust.
Philadelphia. - Gov. Martin G.
Brumbaugh Of Pennsylvania will be
married today, according to reliable
reports, to Miss Flora Selle Parks,
his distant cousin, ward and house
keeper.
Evansville, Ind.-50 Evansville
school children found with their I'M
derwear sewed on them for winter
season. Medical Inspector Dyer or
dered parents to remove underwear
and apply baths.
London.-London newspapers to-
day listed African liner Appam, now
days overdue with her 300 passen-
gers and crew, among ships that have
gone out to sea and have never re-
turned.
Arkansas City, Ark persons
known dead, hundreds are homeless
and conditions generally are alarm
ing along Arkansas, White and st.
Francis rivers, which promised to-
day to attain highest stages on rec
ord
Aboard Liner Rotterdam, via Wire
less to Siasconset, Mass.-Ford peace
delegates, returning from job of
bringing boys out of trenches, are
approaching New York today, tired, |
but still in good voice.
London.-Search of the steamer
Stockholm, New York for Scandina-
Wan ports, revealed 142 tons of meat, !
not accounted for in manifest. VIII |
be confscated by British authorities. |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-29
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF
CATHERINE GOGGIN

Six hundred teachers crowded the
Masonic Temple drill hall today to
pay respects to the name of Gather
inc Goggin, secretary of the Chicago
Teachers Federation who was kill
ed by a fenderless Marshall Field Co.
auto truck.
my first impression of Miss Cog
gin was formed from reading the
woman suffragist, and one of
the speakers at the memorial to-
of the speakers at the memorial to-
day. at is needless to say that in
those days the press notices were not
very complimentary.
From reading the papers 1 gained
such an impression Of Miss Googin
that was surprised, almost shocked,
when, at a woman's meeting, a
slight, frail, smiling woman who
quietly sat way back in corner was
pointed out to me as being Miss
Goggin. She did not look anything
like the woman l had pictured her,
because the newspapers had not pic
tured her fairly"
Mrs. Ida Fursman, president of the
teachers Federation and VIM. L.
Chenery, of the Herald, were the 9TH
er speakers.
Auto show ends tonight. Drew
more people than New York auto
show, 10000 attended in one day.