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The courier-index., 1918-05-31
JULIUS BENHAM JOINS
 UNCLE SAWS FLYING CORPS

Julius Benham, Jr., one of the own CTS and manager of the Marianna Ice and Storage Company, will leave to- day for Camp Dick, Dallas, Texas, to enter the aviation service of the government. MT. Benham enlisted in Memphis on February II, and suc- cessfully passed the rigid examina- tion Since that time he has been waiting for orders to report for duty. He will be succeeded as manager of the ice plant by his brother-in-law, Jim Spence, who took formal charge of the business today. MT. Spence will continue to operate his planta- tion with John Sturdivant as man. ager of the place.
The courier-index., 1918-05-31
TEACHERS SPEND DAY
 IN MEMPHIS SCHOOLS
MARiANNA INSTRUCTORS IN SPEcT WORK AND METHODS EMPLOYED AND GATHER IDEAS FOR ENLARGiNG PLANS.

The grade teachers in the Marian na schools spent Wednesday in Mem- phis making an inspection of the work done and the methods en- ployed in the Memphis schools. Those in the party were Mesdames. s. Goldstein, c. J. Gregory, Misses Nena Govan, Lucille Taylor, Alma Futrall, Mamie Johnston and Jean nette and Mary Blount.
 Mrs. s. Goldstein, speaking of the trip, said:
 By courtesy of the board of edu- cation eight of Marianna's teachers were enabled to visit the Memphis schools on Wednesday of this week.
 'The day was one of the hottest of the year, but from nine o'clock in the morning until the close of school in the afternoon, the teachers strove to express their appreciation of the kindness of the board, by endeavor- ing to bring away with them every available suggestion, idea and method presented.
 We want to thank the Memphis superintendent, MT. Kincannon, and teachers of the school we visited, for their more than courteous and kind treatment.
 MT. Jester, principal of the Bruce school, gave us the freedom of the school. He instructed his teachers to lay aside their regular programs and put in place any work asked for. And I feel sure if the Memphis schools had omitted to teach any sub ject they were reminded of their lack and forced to confess any deficiency.
 But the greatest and best thing the Marianna teachers have brought back with them is world of pep and en- thusiasm. Plans of great work to be done next year. A feeling that we are not behind in our educational methods, but a desire to forge ahead and do better things than have ever been done before, here or anywhere. We have made a good move in the right direction.
 Added to all this each and every teacher voted the trip a "get to- gether,' enjoyable affair, a huge sue cess, and wishes to extend to the members of the board her sincere thanks for same"
The courier-index., 1918-05-31
HOW WE FIGHT IN FRANCE

The Americans are using what is simetimes known as the new French system of defense, and sometimes as the new German system. At the be- ginning of the war the front trench es were held very thick" especially by the British. Now the scheme Is to have only hand full of men in the first line, one man to hundred feet, perhaps: for the second line there are many more men and many more machine guns; for the third line men are much heavier massed and reserves are available.
 This theory of defense against raids is based on the fact that the enemy can concentrate his men in his front lines for sudden lover the top"-then lay down a heavy barrage. When the attacking troops come over they strike the first line with their maximum impact. They are likely to overwhelm any ordinary defense, and thus it is a waste of men to try to defend the first line obstinately. But the human body gets tired, and when the machine guns and rifles of the second line have had their innings at the attack. CTS the Boches are beginning to slow up from natural exhaustion. On . counter attack. then, the third line, being fresh. meets the enemy tired from exertion and proceeds to drive him out.
 Thus, as we waded through the mud sometimes we'll over our knees as we visited some of the half demol- ished lines which the Germans had tried to flatten with their artillery in the last raid. we did not find much society, but the snipers, whom we did find at their posts. seemed to have been born to the job. They were men who knew their rifles, and it was a statement of fact, and not boasting when they declared that they had the German sharpshooters buffalowed. We came upon one Ian ky ex-cowpuncher who had been hay ing four hour duel with Bush" as he called him. He didn't know was taking his picture, but just as the camera clicked. so did the ham, mer of the gun. This time MT. Ger man had taken one too many chances as was proved through the periscope. --Lucian Swift Kirkland in Leslie's.
The courier-index., 1918-05-31
THE BIRD MAN OF THE FUTURE

"Confound it." exclaimed the bird man of 2674 A. D.
 "Smatter pop" asked the night owl
 ~Oh, I was going to fly out little with the boys last night, but my wife stuck my wings full of molasses and couldn't fly any further than the Y. M. c. A."-Richmond Times Dispatch.
The courier-index., 1918-05-31

If this war had not come we might not have known what the enemy vas up to in this country until 1t was too late-Chicago News.
The courier-index., 1918-05-31

What has beome of the old fash toned kid who could eat corn tread and molasses without feeling like a martyr?-Galveston News
The courier-index., 1918-05-31
NOT AN UNUSUAL SPEECH

"Young Gabber made quite long speech at the club forum last night" What was he talking about?" "He didn't say">-Judge.
The courier-index., 1918-05-31

Trust the south. it will raise food enough to feed itself this year and have some to divide with tho out siders. Journal and Trib- une.
The evening herald., 1918-05-31
LAO|ES!LOOK YOUNG.
OARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the old-time sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
Will know.

Gray hair. hoWr,rr handsome. d,.
notes advancing axe, w all know
the advantages ur 90 Youthful appear
1nc". Your hair s youI charm II
makes or mars tho a', When 70
fades. turns gray and looks stroEkcd.
iust u fcW applications OF Sage Tcu
aud sulphur enhances it~ appearance
. hundred told
Don't stay lr, Look ,uuul'
Either prepare the recipe ut homo or
Ect from any drue store % bottle OF
'WNcths Sage aud sulphur com
pound which is morcl, the old-tnic
recipe improN eel Dos tho addition ui
other ingredients Thousands OF folks
recommend this ready -tu-uso prrpam
ton because 10 dnrkcns the hair bctu.
utullN. besides uu one can possibly
tell as ~ dsrh,us SEQ uotuull,
aud evenly Nuu moIstcu q sponge or
soft brush with o. drawing This
through tn, hair tukinp one small
strand ui time iiv morning the
sra, hair disappears. after auoih,r
application or two ITS natural color ,s
restored and 1t h,comcs thick GLOSS,
and luatrous. and Nuu appear ,r1rs
, ouugcr
Wycth's Sage and sulphur com
pouuJ ts u dcliEh-f'u toilet r,uuisit,
u i, not intended for tho cure. miti-
pttiou cog prevention oi dscls'
The evening herald., 1918-05-31
American Veterans Of
Trenches Ask Religion

% wholly unexpected douaud rose for 70
httl, -osp,l SO one knows ius how
this need was discovered But ono
ulEht -uud preacher o. preacher
who .uf down Co tho hard-pur ot ufc
and talked 'o the boys ~ way the,
understood appeared ~ the tent and
thou more prcechct- ,smr The TENTS
were ALWAYS filled rhr = " e. s.
svcrctar, uualiN shut IN the nov of
preachers nf his own accord Re
Thought the bows needed q lttl. more
hurrnh than the boys had asked for.
I'm not saying tl- BOYS are hc-
coming religions said the secretary
hero The, ere too health, tu think
very much about thor souls IuSt now
but from what the, have ued they
know pretty well what is thrtd uf
th"m. and the, arc s,ttinr down uuic'-
~ aud thinking ~ over They sort OF
ADJUST Themselves 80 the fact that to-
morrow they may dic Then they go
out and play gamcs ana are happy
The evening herald., 1918-05-31

tar" cost and expenses which NAV accrue
h"rcIu ln pursuance ~ and in uhedIcHr. 20
taid Judgment and dccrcr ~ forcclosurr and
sale ON Saturday July o. igts 40 the front
door ~ the Court House Of B,rualiilo County
ai the hour Of 30 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said DAY viii offer for sale at public y,ndur
and viii sell 20 the highest and best bidder
for cash 60 tBtisfy said judgment and decree
tno following described property aud real e..
tate. to.wit;
Lots numbered Fifteen Nll sixteen tl6)
and Seventeen tl5J in Block numbered Nine
90 90 the Francisco Armiin y Otero addition
tn Albuquerque, New Mexico. as shown on
map ~ said addition hled iu the of6c, ~ the
Probate Clerk and eN ofbcin Recorder NJ Der.
nalilio County, New hcAico, ON March T.
1899.
The nature ~ this action Is tho foreclosure
~ deed II trust on said abuvc.deAcrihnd
property executed by the said bankrupt John
NJ. Moore Realty Company. n corporation
A SEDILLO Special Nnstsf
Felix Baca and John Nenablr Albuquerque.
\. 80 attorneys for plaintiffs
Dated at Albuquerque NJ, MAJ "a 1910
what the modern airship navigator
needs is a safety anchor ard some.
thing tp anchor %.
Beware of the woman who loves
mooney more than she loves love.
The evening herald., 1918-05-31
Y. M. c. A. Secretaries in Huts Busy Supplying
Preachers for Men Facing Death in Battle of
the Somme Soldiers Once Under Fire Seek
Serious Things.
BY HERBERT COREY

crowd that wanted tun ouiN before
tho, had their taste 81 what rcIi war
~ like wanted to near something 81
the Bihle afterward.
Are you not giving the men too
much religion %" asked the man 10
charge OF this area
The men ask iur more" was tho
reply
The plan has been Co cheer tho
, Youngsters up. They WIRE 20 have, been
given song services and talks and
movie shows and an that sort of thinr
The, Wcrc given them tll iud then
The evening herald., 1918-05-31

~ ~ lfiHilI .NI' wv E''N Nh ~
I'EONT NprT o., Suv.di,s the men
N..t H, s. W 90 4 hints more than
tYD oI1 H little Nhlr ago They may
more attention 90 the preaching and
90 uui, less Go Tho chocolate aud Gig
.I.,i,H Z Boo pIrt cot tho preparation
.Hr n.itl' Th, uuu facing what these
uuu face uHturHlI, becomes more
'noUEhifu Hnd moro serious
Tho, ar, not religious. as that word
BE- uuwN Applied Vet the, are not
Irr.'alors Ns body they uonc,r IN
thc fundamentals bat during sunny
days th,, eli" uui work hard 80 tho
prlctre Of thcii hclicf They have pn
uil-Huooth W., ut swearing. ana some
ul them tnke drink when they want
a. 1nd os,n get II. and paS da, -
marked 10, vbull.cut ,rtpshuotug ~
Is mot y,r, long tlnDc I saw Ipndstdr
~am' m Whlcl nli the pt,urs were
private soldiers ud bon Witch no
stakes not irtrruucutlv rose 10 ono
thousand iruurs on the pass
l'ut th.' is surface -tuu Tao, ..u.t
,rnps Iud throw away their none, Doc.
cause they have nothing elise to do svfg
o. Tho amount thoN drink docs Dor %
th,u any harm. ana they .HDa. uu
moro th1u ~, gN"rlE. American who.
uses ,usg. words r1lclN .a ,mphasiH
THE, I,ha,y themselves as becomes
spli-r,spsrtlnl citizens buc nr,rt
n,..s u, 900 nvIt tu French woman.
"uI 'l', .,lluu. come u contact with
French uN The iHst case of amy
seriousness BEARD ui was on, 200
whi.N Dc wHn Nurtod of some rauchp
Villa money uu go shopSccpcy u ls
tnt I'i,f ur tho officers who ordered
him punished tuIt his mind is some
what affected
Religion u rhci Want H.
kyliEiou rs never forced ON the mon
at the Y NJ Muts : think the con
vopuon most ot iho men had OF "a soc.
rrtar, col th, y. NJ. e, was of an
'anost YOUNG man ~ spcctnclcs and
buck teeth, who ties in wait tor souls
Hs d, cat DOES for mtcc. They expected
g. o., pouu",d ON 80 amy mom,ui Sow
they nnd 'hoN might Spend tho .utIrr
rvmuiudor OF tn, war az the \ NJ g.
4 hat nu1 NO one would over saw
't.l tiuu" ur salvation" cor heaven"
o." i'.w Hul''s th"y ash Tor il Thcs
hH', . hing confidence iu this tacit
u"ru Thry c"mo quite uoldl, into the
s. 80 Huis rud buN the -wcctmoats
N.,, .p'. .ud ,,,u Joke uildly with
'u. ..rt.', ON" .eos boo thctr cycs
"' " raHY souls Dro not 10
'a -'..'.r,I
'".r '... COULD bo,umD serious.
'lr.. .H. ..r.'Hr. ,. 1n undcrseCre-
f.u o.. ... .n 'nru lsrailv they are
u'f r... rN.' r,r having too good
The evening herald., 1918-05-31
Loving Rivals

TNHEY share the secrets thar help the
l. younger to add TO her youthful
charm and the Older to keep hers,
Tonight it is the secret Of Pompeian
BEAUTY Powder, the powder that
adheres SO smoothly to the face and
neck, isnparting an exquisite pearly lus-
ter and fragrance to the skin.
The three new Pompeian preparations
shown here have met with great ,uc-
cess in New York They can be used
separately, or together as "CompIrtc
Complexion Toilette. " They are guar-
anteed pure and safe by the makcr- ,j
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream, Pompeian NIGHT Creim auJ
Pompcian HAIR Massage.
The evening herald., 1918-05-31

In the District Court ~ BcrualHlu County.
stale Of New Mexico
Rafael Garcia. sheriff of Bernalllo County.
N'w Mexico, as trustee, aud Orlando [ tii.
harrt administrator of the estate Il 4.
hadarraceo deceased, Plainiils.
ts.
John Moore Realty Company. corpora.
ton, berih0ld Spts a. trustee IN bank.
rupt'y for the John NJ Moore Rrnltv Com.
phny. q corporation, bankrupt Ira \ 40.
bolt Rafael Garcia, Shcrih uf Bornalillo
county a. successor IN trust ut " s
N'rit Al'r. T ) Austin, First National Sank
40 AlbHqu, rquc Nrw Mexico, and all VA.
known claimants, Defendants.
No. 1880.
NOTICE or MASTER ; SALE
By virtue Of judgment and decree ~ fore.
closure made by the District Corft uf Barna.
ltllo County OF New Mexico. and entered of
record In the office of the Clork of said
Court on the jth day of AuriI 1918 ip the
above and foregoing entitled action. whereby,
the above named plaintiffs recovered iud.
mrnt against the above. named defendant.
John NJ Moore Realty Company . corpora.
iion. bcrihnld Spitx. as trustee IN bauk.
rupicy for the said John M Moore Reai,y
tnmpany and the defendants named above
Tor the foreclosure anu sale Df the prnppriv
hereinafter described, 10 satisfy the Judgment
~ i'lututIhs secured against the dsfgudaut.
John Moore Realty Company. a ,orpara.
non, h,.lhold spff - trustee In bankrupt.
~ Tor tt' said John ~ Moore Rrall, Com.
many i9f ih" suu of Two Thousand Nine
hundred Hnd Forty ts2 9IUU.I ppIIars ,..
-''h'r WIN interest ef tb, frIr uT D. r,r
".n' 'r"u 'Hv said l'h day uf AprI| lpl.
'u'. Do, ufh Jay of laly. laI. H.-reuai IN.
thr 'um ~ Three Thousahd Thirteen and
''.l"" 'sSol'2'' Dlner' srd an .n.te ar.
'Tnti yf =" accrue and the ssu,t.,. uf tU.
srlr ~ itr property hereinafter 4asrr...l
and ordered ana derr,td 90 ur sold tr laid
judgement md DE- zoe ] -. under. '-r0i aI
..'I.. .r...t .U.f.r tHsr... .. .'.
court .' .a.. off .a.1 rrup,... .. .a.
'i' 'N. sam I.I.H"Hl tr1 d.-'o. H.'uu.,
..N. I.f.iHN.' .ur'... ...
'. ' .. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.-ln an interesting
statement, Mrs. g. n. Schil, Of this town,
says: "For three years suffered untold
agoTy with my head. was unable TO
do any OF my work.
! just wanted TO sleep all the time, for
that was the only ease ! could get, when
! was asleep. ! became a nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous that the least noise
would make me jump out OF my bed. ]
had no energy, and was unable TO do
anything. My son, a young boy, had to
DO all my household duties.
! was not able 10 do anything until !
took Cardui. took three bottles in all,
aud il surely cured me Of those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago, and ! know the cure is permanent,
for ! have never had any headache since
taking Cardui. :.
Nothing relieved me until took Cardui.
II did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your troubles-made
from medicinal ingredients recommended
IN medical books as being OF benefit In
female troubles, and 40 years OF use has
proven that The books are right. Begin
taking Cardui today. Nc-lA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
DOTS AND DASHES
~~e~>~

N1shiugtou--Moveinen Of %quanti-
t OF foodstuffs for livestock WAS
begun 10 the drought-strickcn area
OF western Texas under low rates
established by tho railroad admins
uuf.au tdr tho emergency.
Fort Worth. TeN-O. & Carlton OF
Houston was elected Democratic ma
t.oual committeeman for Texas Iy
D state democratic executive COM
mittDo
Was liucton-tHuv c3sos OF gross
oltr1yaeeucc in connection with uir-
plano production have beer discover
.J during the investigation by rn,
department of Justice. b. WAS learned
after the rctur of ATTORNEY General
Greroiy lud Assistant ATTORNEY Cen.
cfal Friersou from two weeks inquiry
az Buffalo. Tntil the cylIer -e has
been analysed 10 IL not certain vs. neither
there are grounds for criminal prose-
BUTTONS, % was said.
Dallas. Tex Former Governor o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
SENATE COMMITTEE
FAVORS RAISING OF
DRAFT AGE LIMITS
Amendment Providing for Two
Years Free Education for
Youths Under q Included in
Measure as Approved,

W "NN 'fH.N
N~'a''"SV'h' Nut h'ha'e
'''"''l| ''inlll't''' N'''" Z" TO-
port I'N"i'"S H' ih' ""i'lnIs-
'i'''' i~I'"p"N'f 'Ni'i"iiiN "Iall
"t'7 l' from is To years. nut with
.u "~'h'hNi''ht JOY '"'''' l'''d OF
W''7'HI' 10 nave > Nih'ut pI"Nl''
wv" l''IH '"uoail. ...' Tor an n'N"
Nl''i d N'diS o'u 700 hlf'h "Il'I
'Hr war
Ih' h''d amend ."' tii"'iN h''h
army 'nd navy " .''rS y th'7c
WI" iiN' '''n ul. III
'bl'.'''I"n i'f H'u 'du'itl"hAl
IiINN'E. 'Nr Hu' iII'N' PROVIDES,
HNI" '' I''"" N.hih SN month";
''''I "i-'HNi"r ana lie hppll''hl ShAll
''t.h nus H'u'. promptly aI''r ms
'I4Il'''i'h HI. t'N' '''" "l'i'"''"'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
SMITH SENTENCED
TO HANG. SECURES
MONTHS REPR|EvE

Santa F'e, ~ NJ, Aug IA. u.
hang at Las Cruces today for the
murder uf Sheriff stephens OF Luna
county, has pccn granted a reprieve
OF four weeks ON representation Of
ounsc that application would be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

Most dlsnguring skin eruptions.
scrofuls, pimples. rashes. etc. arc
duo TO immpure blood. Burdock Blood
Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic. IL
well recommended. SIPS at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
BASEBALL SCORES
NNTION Nj IltNCIE
Chicago . Pittsburgh {.

lIf"i itIIt.
Pittsburgh ....OUt 900 0oo-t 10 O.
Chicago ..... 600 O1O 0u1 g.
Batteries. carlson cooper uud
Schmidt. T,lor 1ud Killifor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

llfnI hIf's
Boston .......U 600 600 ulO-t o. .
Ncw York &C.. orc OU1 3UN-D r
Batteries, George, Northrup and
Wilson, Cuusey, pomarce and Me-
Carty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

b.. Colquitt of Texas. explaining "a
conference Boz Now York az which the
purchase oi 90 Ncw York newspaper
was considered. denied mat ur. Dcru-
berg and George s. Niorcck had been
concerned iu the conf renee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

Sugarite n Swastika are mined in
the largest pal fields In New McN-
leo. Most modern machinery is used
In It's preparation.
GIBSON.FAw LUMBER COMPANY.
phnne aaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
Mn-hnslon o. rhNndclnhIn 1.

Washington ...0n1 600 GOO g q =
philadelphia .Dtp GOO oOi % g
Hatterioe. Harper N|iuslItn Hu.
Casey: Watson. IIor.nu and M. t,o.
$50 other games scheduled ir
NUoricanI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

Much useless argument nigh, be
avoided II people would candidly al.
init their ignorance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

made for a judicial investigation Of
his SANITY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

The proper material for umbrellas
is watered silk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13
TWO MORE VESSELS
SUNK BY U-bOATS
OFF j. s. COAST
Norwegian steamship Sent 40
Bottom Oh Fire Island Fishing
Boat StraIed East Of Georges
Bank.

N'w l. Sherman SUBJ
marine ok toll of American
shipping ~ adjacent 10 this
port who. I.X15-ton Norwegian
stoimsI.. ,rstad, was sunk off
Enc l-ia .1av
Th" I'D, whose crew uf
lhlL -nIn broughg hero today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

Nantucket, Mass. Aug. Ia The
WIS added today to the list 81 fish
.ug vessels sunk by q German sub
marine off Georges bank Saturday.
Tho six members Of tho crew. picked
up 100 miles cast of Nantucket and
brought here with four survivors Of
Tho .chooner Lena May. reported that
flr.r vessel had been sunk by gun
t..u after having been looted 10y "a
Iu|UIng squad from he G-boat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-13

was under charter to tho United
Stltrs shipping board. Tho vessel was
ou tho way here from Norway iu
ballast.
Captain Hansen, master Of the ship,
said she was sunk at N o'clock ycs-
terday morning. The crew was picked
up hE 20 passing vessel
Evening star., 1918-09-23
has
Commsa The owing
suchel fsnece

such relief is necessary.
To the Public Utilities Commission
of the District Of Columbia.
Capital Company respectfully submits that because Of
increasing labor and all materials which enter into
operation railways longer possible the
wit six tickets quarter meet the require
of fulfill charter obligations.
Accordingly stated and these wibe fully set
existing tariff for
ton passengers Columbia be amended
sufficient Company
ability operate benefit the public maintain credit
reasonably the rights Of its
believed that thorough investigation and fair consideration
conclude that uniform cash rate of five cents
passenger per trip existing transfer privileges will be certainly
qured Company
position respond fully the growing demands Of the public and OF
the government, under of conditions.
acting through its Joint Charmen
nonced their findings in the matter Of OF and
other employees railway companies in some twenty-five cities
wages the cities of Cleveland
for the next service 4e per hour;
thereafter, 48 cents hour d.
A somewhat smaller fixed for smaller cities.
So On % our ssse asd % E
of America presented the Company adopted BY
the War Labor Board railway Cleveland
Chicago adopted by this Company They also that
Upon Company knowing its inability
entail employees and
satisfactory
ss5eS sbse Board ss ed'S 'e'@''"@'' ' 4'''' ~
public suffering materially by inability sufficient
Of 1sinmen and Other employees and feeling that its
Company negotiations with its and Sep
1s for 1 slaiaen equal to the
% w soe e to- s
to request the al Of this by the war war
Obligations thereby IMPOSED but because Of the fact
the ss s is s By than e oa The
known living and prices here z m the G9r
pnsy to the best
wisdom adoption Immediately reflected ability
@ ases to ranmen and other employees are now effect
annual expenditure by the Capital Traction
since the beginning Of the
country the rapidly growing costs Of operation Transns
which form & 900 Of the hoS 'a hee
occasions since early average wage paid be-
the prevailing Immediately previous to the last IN
about hour AM Of
e in less than three years Wages OF other have 1sea pro
the paid the different paid
Of g. s r did assst
ing paid in the month August s The increase IN tram
Wage increases only part expenditures which
eo @ The Of
and ssn e % nss
Of which large total has risen in price from
sas7 per $545 increase Of 61
certain other items used largely
accompanying statement marked
A."
While The CAPITAL Company known into
1885, authority Congress the Rock Creek
Railway purchased Washington Railroad
Company changing from the Rock Greek Railway
the Capital Company of its lines which made the
Railroad far back
.
every the District principally located within the city
give all points, buildings
Its of construction the conduit expensive
date and the excellent Its