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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

tiiNiIiN NNllis
Frank tumphrsr wuH Goes wcll
tluIpprd g. deal with affairs U %
broad. rouptal wuh af auN man !
cv,r had seen but he WAS too ~
uutIcut To doul with little "details IT,
had o. keen commercial srrHe of
the constructive. creative type, ohyi'
uuHiN adapted for re- business ne
T'hut with these qualifications hr
Mould object 10 ans really business.
ukp plans Of mine. anything { wanted
20 iu. never had occurred 10 me
Thut I had not discussed what I
wanted 20 io-sone time ~ tho tu-
tut, with him was simply because
my plans were iu rather q nvhulous
stats and before talking with hin. !
wished 10 have them perfected
THIS feeling WAS caused by pride
more than anYthlng elise Tie had q
very keen. analytical mud, u wuH
very prone 10 Impotence 10 an
formed plan OF any sort WIS presented
10 him Hia oWu conclusions were 80
uulCkly reached aud acted upon that
tu hesitate. 10 think and Agltute de-
tails 49, I hud DOME thought would
Dee almost turomprohcnmhic to him
THAT my heii'g u woman would al
tct this feeling In him | never
dreamed. had now for so long dia-
aurintcd SEA and business that |
ruvr ma thought Ia whit others might
think on the subject. Especially
would b. immune to such thoughts
ct Frank. lie had met me na a husi
nosl womnn, had 80 he said. learned
10 love me while I WIS ia an office.
Why should I think that my worl,
would over como between US or 10
made The excuse for neglect
so I WIS quietly happy and busy.
Nv %UNrninRH were devoted Go Franz
uH were my SundgyH, Al other timun
my mind ms we'll 10 my timo was en-
crossed iy my office responsibilities
witch constantly grew greater, Thus
was purti, my own fault. as ! avidls
seized every 'huiCc 10 learn Tho IN
tri,acicA Of the investment husinoss
nv wcll aH 10 gcluaint mNuclt with all
the details
Ana. m $50 far us 7 could, I tooli
Annie foEln along with me, She had
Unergy courage, natural optimism
and enthusiasm Then, ua l havs
before said. u hud o. poaitivc gcniul
FOR meeting people easily and influ
cuciug them with the intcnHiNe train
inE she was gottipg euCh day sh'
would qualify ia c-omparatiVel,
short umc considering hor oririna
limitations 10 be OF the utmost o.
uivtuncp 10 me, she also had ON
other asset I have not mentioned
radiant. Infectious youth.
realized 10 e certain oNtont tina
women had a great deal to undo ri
Won oH 10 do. Vet I 10 not thin
that ! for Ncoru appreciated how rndi
cslly thev must change M" opinions "
long held by men; those ingraine'
opinions OF ag,s that Il woman b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
Theodore Roosevelt Is Not Dead
An Address Prepared by Mr. Armijo for the Roosevelt Memorial
Observance at Santa Re Sunday.
BY IsIDoRo ARMIJo

n EVER let the memory Of q good
n nat perish. Il b. worth TOO
much TO 'he living age Co Dee al
lowed To 40 down with him 20 tho
graVo We often lament the arts that
are lost. The annals of science teach
us hat the nncirnts had many arts
OF which We know nothing We ask
with wonder hy what machinery the
~ ramidH were built, by what process
such huge shafts were reared W now
stand here % there In the waste ~
ruln that has crumhled a. pieces the
ancient world. We enquire in vain
fog combinations of color such ns np-
pear fresh and beautiful aa yesterday
after a burial 81 eighteen hundred
years al pompeii Many Of the boast.
ed inventions all discoveries ot TINS
axe ARE but reproductions Of arts that
we're lost generations aeo'
But IL is q less calamity To lose arts
than the memory Of large hearted,
great souled mon. The arts rnn be
reproduced but great men are sent 10y
God The world is fun pf inventions
ana patent rights. and wonderful dis
c0ycries. hut only here and there IN q
great man towering above the hclds
% tho common millions, aH q noun
tain sometimes towers above ITS tel-
lows ~ tho rocky rnnFc 4 war
sweeps over u world and leaves stand
ing hirh or two, only n or two.
great e a century passes away.
and ~ you look back over " how few
great men are seen rising above ~
level plane Of thought ana action The
history uf American civilization
stretches back to iGsu-to plymouth
Rock. and has developed character
faster than any nation ever did before
hut few have been the great men
"No American Homer, VIRGIL. Dante
N%opernicuH, Shakespeare. bacon. Mil
ton. newton has risen on tn,
world These mighty geniuses seem Z,
be exceptions In the history Of The
human mind Favorable circumatnn.
Gees du not produce them. nor does th'
absence Of favorable circumstance
prevent their appearance. hontel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

rose In the dawn ~ Grcciun culture.
Nirril nnurirhsd in tat court of Au-
guHtus, Dante ushcred in tho hirth Of
modern European literature, copcr
nicus was reared m q Polish rluisicr,
Shakespeare waH trained in the green
white the elements OF EnrliHh thought
aud NE we're fcrmcnting toward Il
great political and moral revolution
Newton under the prufllphcN Of thD
Restoration Ages may olupso before
any country VIII produce a mind lie
these. AZ two centuries have passed
since the last mentioned of them was
born. Hence whom u ~ the mark
ed characters pass away. his memory.
u his body. should he rmhnlmed.
ana hts NE should be Incorporated
into the lives ~ the men who have
seen him IN his towering excellence
10 there be aue Washington IN the
HISTORY ~ America. that one should
ever he Kept before the American
mind n scotland had but John
Knox. England hut n Wilhcfurcr,
and GermRny hut one Luther. these
mon should not be allowed 10 dir.
There is an ~ndisputahlo fact the
dead speak The covering up of "a
mans body in tho ground, the HuI-
pension ~ his physical functions does
not conHummnto his work nor finish
his existence. nor terminate his In
nucnce 4 good man always lives az.
ter he In dead. The tomhs of he.
rues. statesmen. martyrs. are an eln-
puent Then occupants are dead hui
they speak. Few heard them while
they lived, uow they speak 90 mil
lions The humble men and women
who nppenr in the beautiful narratives
" me Sew Testament, te poor widow
. "a a.. .aN AWH. 49,. H..AAIYaH oil FhA NNN.
Ing that she had; the womA VIII,
broke the alnhnHter box ana poured
tho ointment On the SuNlour's sacred
person Lazarus. who lay az Dives
fnte. fun ~ soreFi Mary, who FINGERED
longest az mo rrosr and came soon
est to the touh, ave all passed away.
no one can find a stone " the tene
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

chicago. t'oh 10 Favorable COPE
diiious Tor both the movement aud
nhrtllug of corn had 70 henrifh lnflu.
snos ON the corn market pp'ninr
pricDH which ranged from y TO 90
lower with STAY ttllA Co ulih
aud July stUsA to ti"t. were FOL.
lowed Dos 70 moderate uillN and thrn
Hy o. decided Etntrai Aothnes
oats lacked support After opening
unchanged fu 0 cent luwDf, with MAY
ff 90 th, market continued 20
weaken
Higher quotations un hlrs %" To-
strength tn provisions
tutsr there was a. noticeable with.
druwul of selling pressure und Tho
market .aliird especially after Huud'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

New YORK. Feb 90 Mercantile pa.
pet tnih sterling go dny bills fiatf
commercial 90 Day bills ON banks
a7aa commercial NO day bills
4Ias demand fiiA cables ifGti.
NOsi,an dollars 71i4c
Time iuaus utmUr. nn aud 90 DAYS
bHfft o. months GA Wfft.
Tsll munet nrwrt. hiru p. low
a. rulIuE rate ca closing hit thi
offered It a lnsi lunu o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

Last VIII and Testament ~ Archibald Har
uner nrrpasrd
To Mari A. Hacqurr (hamrd a. sterntriy
In VIM Robert lacquer aud 90 ai 90
whom n may rHurernl
Won are hrrrhY Notified that The ALLEGED
Last win and Testament " Archlhail Har
over deeeassd late " tho Cuunty III Rer
nalnlo and sirts Of New MrSiro "a pf1.
dncsd and read .n 'hs Probate Oumri ~ the
County ~ BsrHall.o sisie ~ New Moxl,b.
On mo 2lth day ~ January, 1873. and She
and T~estaaeEi was Wffcuuun fNed inf Mnn.
dry The ard dos ~ March A ID 1910. AZ W
% CLOCK in iht forenoon oi said day
dlvsh nnher m, hang and the Seal ~ this
Corr. nj. fath iar " January A u folg
Atifok MONTOYA
tseAll County CLERK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
THE MARKETS


Now Nork. geb. i0-Flrmtr lem
dcusisa recorded by the stock market
curing the morning were u'.thufod
o. Improved labor conditions Tinted
Tiatca steel reflected suhsianuui sup
port and oils mad fht rccoNcriea
~ yerai motor issues and subsidiaries
gained 90 2A points. tAbefty
fourth fas wNc again l~luuidnted,
hoNrtor. establishing their lowest
quotation 80 tp9 ~, the second A. also
showing hcnyincsa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

receipts 10000. market stead, heavy
Sl7 80 fi7 90, pirs ftg 0Omt 1890.
cattle receipts $4,000 market steady
steers $500 5000. western fig0A
Mfl1 Goi cows g. OOmS so 90. hoifets
81 nN ftft0s stork,rs 81 90 HtiG:
calves 81. 20 NutiAt0.
Sherp receipts 5000. market high.
cr; amha ti6 00Sis7b. warnings
tto.no ftlf5o; wetfcfs $500 ri sigei
Gwen tNO0nHt so.
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Denver colo. Fob t0 cattle 20.
ceipiH 3i0Oi market weak and lower;
heef steerH 80 nUmtihit; rows and
hclfrrH f7.75WNiOf Stuckofs and
feeders so 2tH iifoo. caivcH 1850
ngth 90.
Hos receipts iGO0i market steady
90 strong. top 1900, huiL fiG do no.
80 so
sheep receipts 5000; market hiEh.
crt lumis $500 Stt3t, ewes 81 3a
uNiu 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

rithcr q SIMPLE housewife or % house
hold pet. 10 hc cared Tor and shielded
from the rough world 100 either case,
no mnttor whnt hcr " desires might
Doc.
The lunFuishinE l.ydiua Of other
DAYS were suil m evidence. 80 Hull
the sought aftor type with some mon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

NsW York. Fnh 90 Final prices
ON Liberty HondH today were. 3isS
SOS 80. urst convertible a. 81. ~:
..roni g. f9g 90. first convertible tar
ssf qti Second e.. f9a42s third e.. ~
500 .s .turth kHAfE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

Now YORK. Fob 90 cotton futures
closed HieHdy March fgiti May
s.t o.: Jus S2ntis October $40 got
December ftSt9
spot quiet. middiinu igtt5
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FOR sALE-rypswriters

ALL KINDS, both now ara second
hand, bought. aoid, rented M ~.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EE.
change Phone st4. i92 80. 9TH. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

EHuauH fltN. No. Iph 30 Tuttcr.
lIlhst. creamery tgr. NrHts coo. ypu.
uus 1sri packing 2Nv
ElGH atHtdN urffs 3hc.
Fuut,rN hlrher, hens -irs rnostcrt
lffft'D. hroilcrs soc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
BUSINESS CHANCES

i%ARTNER WANTED IN a good ,lin-
linz cor and Kitchen proposition.
Good hotel ln city. Phone 1899. 900
b Thirl street oxford Hotel Ma.
Nichols.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

last win and Tssiameni n rom Parks. ns.
ceased
To Mrs Annie Morton end 90 an 10 ~hnm lt
may Cnhfefu
You are hereby notified that the ALLEGED
Last Viii aud TfsiaWent 81 Tom parks. Do
ceased, late ~ thr County ~ hrrnaiilo. aud
State ~ New Mcal0a wns produced and read
in tho Probate Court % thc CountY OF hrr.
uallllo state ~ New MeEico nn no 21ih day
~ l%anunrv 1919 aud tho dAy ~ the proving
oi said ALLEGED Lost WIN and Testament was
hercupon nssd for Nouduy. the lrd day Of
Mares A. n 1910 a. 10 O'Clock In The fore.
noou 81 said DAY
Given under m, haud and the Seal M mi,
Court. this gAth DAY ~ lanuau A u 1910
NESruR MnNrOYA
tSsall CnantF Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
FOR SALE

ti.o0o-s-room beck. modern. large
basement. corner lot; High
lands
. 7t0-a.room cottage sleeping
porch. shovkcr bath. hot and
cold water. Highlands. close
IN.
ss.soo-s.room brick. modern. we'll
built, hot water heat. corner
lott Highlands. close IN.
hi.f0Q-f.roum. cement block cottage.
bath, rlarHcd-in porch. fire.
place. garage. south High
lands.
t2,GbO=f-ruom single bungalow,
modern, sleeping porch. fruit
trcea. good barn. Highlands
VI .6O0-t-room frame, bath. etc
sleeping porch. South Bread
way. a good buy.
$1,000 room frame. modern. close
~, 9Th ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

WE PAY spot cann FOR your used fur
niture. rugs, stoves, etc. Phone ~.
berryhin Furniture Co, 1gt North
second street. Phone 4OB.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

y " No . from VI raa, and No 1 from tbs
east Al sante " with y . ~ q. fnr nsnssr.
No 2 fannssia a. krnutdy viii A n 4
Y - 20 ffnm Aihslurfqut "a willard
with A o. a n 2 tsalu fnr Mrunfninalr.
bslrn and Albuquerque NJ TofIanfe aith y.
y a = " No 4 Tor a. "a hlsa. raeumcarl
and The asst
Tof farihsr ~iufofnatiat eonifa dnl9 80 viii
u tEudkhsuN.--
Trnfne Manaefr,
aaatn r. n ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
Legal Notices

NOTtCf
Laft win snd Iesiament Of Peter srhudt
nsr.assd
To william y srhfodi manned 10 executor in
sill Louiss srhruAt Hynds aud in 81 il
Nhom % mnY rourffnt
You are hereby notified that the allcFsi
Last WIN and festamfut 81 Peter. Frhrodt
icreAHrd,. iate df ihe COUNTY ~ hrWalilln
aud slate ~ Kew Mssico. was produced and
read ln me Probate Court ~ the County ~
herHnlilln state 81 Yea Aexiro. on ih. 2ith
day ~ l%anuar. 1913. aud The day ~ ne
pfnying VI said alleged Last VIII and Trsta'
ment Wua ihefsuron tksd iar Monday tht
Ard dag Of Mnrrh a u 1919 81 90 % clock
in che forenoon 90 said day
Given under mY huud and the seal VI this
court this e1th dnf Z January. A. u ipip
AEsTok MONT1YA.
tAsaD County Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

OXFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM
lhdef new ma nnrcmnut special
sunday dinVsr Shori orders. otc spe.
cial rates BY the month. Hume cook
ma. family style set soutlT Third 81.
Mrs Nichols. Mgr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

WE PAY highest price for gents ana
ladies' old clothes aud oId shoes.
chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
1875.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
Santa Fe Time Table
Ha
WraTnouNp Danny


M. sos-From ~ psso siltpm
30 so Frum " raaa Iiuuam
80. Hni eunneffs e. hpirn VITA No iie
ior flgsif rsros Waller. ksnsaa CITY and
Nulf coast
No sos sorrsri. ~ hslsn With No tis
from clown sud puiuts tast lAd foaih %
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
FOR RENT
FOR REN1-Rooms

FOR nENT--Cornrt of Third aud
Copper Avenue. Rooms &c and 81.
T. a. Albright.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
A.FLElSCHER

REAL ESTATE, F1IsE AND Afro
MOBILE INSURANCE.. LOANS
l'honc GA. al south Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

ron RENT- nooms ana sleeping
porchea Modem conNenlcncea
First class heard. Gentlemen only.
Phone tf0h-N.W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

prompt shipment demand deveiopc !
from the Gust Prices closed firm. "a
10 - cen net higher with May
iit2A o.. ana july ti0ga % n.
The entire provision llst rose 20 tho
maximum allowed for u single day
Packers bought
Close
Coin. May fi.l2A July si0gN
oats May sex july 5fh
Pork; NAV $3.50. Iuiy sga,g5.
Lard; May t23s0! JuN sg2S2.
it,hs' MAY t2iAg. JUS S2i.42.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
ONE WOMAN'S WAY
The Story Of a Girls Fight for Success
By CAROLYN BEECHER
CHATTER NXuI.

~ Copyright 1919, by Caulyn nscchoD ~~~~~~~~~~~N~'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

CT'o bee continued }
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FOR sALE-misosnaneous

FntR a2Nt used auto tires and tubes.
Bates. eos West uold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10
FOUND
LOST.

Ipsr-ked buroc plg, slN weeks old
suitable reward for return 10 iiet
n kdlth street o. phone t51i-N.R
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

FOR SALE Twin baby busy. itS
West Iold.
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WANTED-Haie Helm

$1,000
WANTED SranlHh-HpenklnE saiesln-
dies Mantell, Never and Go.
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FOR SALE Five tots. clear. $3.50
Roma avenue. nCar I'm stroet. a.
10 10 Inclusive, block T. Poron. As.
scssed az $1,000 Make offer 4 n.
Hathaway. 1887 Gaylord street. Dsn-
NNr- lnIn.
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GOVERNMENT Railway Mail clerk
examination tmnleH and fcmnlesl.
March ltth. Special full, complete
preparation only $40 by our expert.
former government examiner Enroll
today ot write Tor free particulars.
"RMT." Patterson civil Service school.
Rochester. N y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

wANTED-carofm Eocak nninging
BY Muster photographer. twice
daily service. Kememher, satisfaction
guaranteed. Send -FOUR finishing 90 .
reliable established firm. Hama q
Hanna. Master Photographers
The sun., 1919-04-05
MIDOCEAN RADIOS TO
REPORT BIG FLIGHT
Press Will Haue Men on De-
stroyer Used as Fuel Ship.
Special Despatch 10 THE suS

WASHINGTON, April Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Acting Secretary of the Navy.
who realizes that public interest In tho
coming transatlantic flight must be con-
sidered. made II known to-day that the
press associations probably would be
permitted to have representatives aboard
the American destroyer Melville. which
will act as fuel ship for the seaplane.
The Navy Department will have the Mel
Vile stationed at some point in the At
lantic where the plane may come down
for fuel IL this is required and II the
press associations desire to have repre-
sentatives aboard and take their chances
OF getting news en- route from the flight
Mr.. Roosevelt will make the necessary
arrangements.
In charge OF the flight. Is expected soon
to make his headquarters in New York
and plans will be made TO enable the
naWspapers to obtain permissible. ac-
ourate advance information and TO dis
sipnte false reports. The question Of
publicity admittedly is proving a hard
nut to crack because so much OF the
preliminary work is merely experimental
and not OF a character which the navy
wants published, The difficulty In an
nouncng in advance any plans, IL is
said. Is the fact that the officers in
charge themselves do not know yet how
be selected. what the personnel will be
when the flight will start and other de-
tails
The sun., 1919-04-05
JUDGE BEN LINDSEY
REPORTED I'LL HERE
Wife, in Denver, Gets Tele.
gram Urging Her to Leave
for New York.

DENVER, April I'm response to an
urgent telegram received here to-day by
Mrs Ben B. Lindsey, wife of the noted
Judge Ben B. Lindsey Of the Denver
Juvenile Court. in which the sender Of
the telegram said that Judge Lindsey
was seriously Ill in New York city. Mrs.
Lindsey left here to-day hurriedly for
the East.
During the latter part OF the war
Judge Lindsey, who earlier had been a
member OF Henry Fords famous peace
party" before the United states entered
the conflict, returned to France. where
he stayed until after the signing Of the
armistice, working as representative
of the Committee on Public Information.
Since his return to America last winter
Judge Lindsey's health has been falling
Judge Lindsey before leaving the
West few days ago wrote to Man
haitian friends who was associated with
him In a number of his varied activities
that he was about to come to New York
for medical treatment. About the same
time a woman friend. OF Judge and Mrs.
Lindsey who lives here also received a
letter from Mrs. Lindsey in which the
wife of the we'll known Denver turist
and reformer asked the woman friend
here to do what she could for him in
| his illness.
When leaving Denver a few days ago
| Judge Lindsey was suffering from a
severe nervous breakdown. He intended
| then to go to a sanitarium either In or
! near New York.
Judge Lindsey during recent visits TO
Manhattan always stayed at the Hotel
Biltmore, where he is we'll known to the
management and clerks. He had not
registered at the Biltmore at a late
( hour last night nor had any word that
| he was coming been received at the hotel
Close friends of Judge and Mrs. Lindsey
! here, some OF whom knew that he was
| on his way to Manhattan, were surprised
| last night when told by THE Sun that,
| according to the despatch from Denver,
Judge Lindsey had arrived here and his
wife had been sent for
| Judge Lindsey was seriously Ill al
Battle Creek, Mich. about six years ago,
and 1t was during that Illness that he
met Miss Henrietta Brevoort of Detroit,
whom he married in December, 1913
Again in MAJ, 1915. he was operated
upon and thereafter had another serious
siege OF illness.
Judge Lindsey began to attract ma
! tional attention almost score OF years
ago, when as Judge of Denvers Juvenile
Court he perfected a juvenile court sys-
tenn. the chief features of which he
I originated His methods OF seeking Ia
| find why" minors broke laws and moi
merely what they had done and his
results in putting the youthful delin-
ouents on their honor under crcum-
stances in which formerly they would
have been speedily punished attracted
the attention OF writer's. criminologist'
and especially sociologists throughout
this country and abroad.
He is rated as an international au-
thority on Juvenile delinquency and 4:
the author OF the Colorado juvenile court
J law and similar legislation. He was a
candidate for Governor OF Colorado ir
1905, a member of the Progressive Ma
tlonal Committee in 1912 and has lee
| tured extensively on chlldren's problems
The sun., 1919-04-05
ANTITRUST LAWS
REVISION SOUGHT
u. S. Commerce Chamber
Asks Congress to Act.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Reconsidera-
ton by Congress- OF all antitrust legis-
lation is recommended by the Chamber
Of Commerce OF the United States as the
result of a ref, rendum vote OF its az
f,liated trade al commercial organize
tons. Complete returns from the ref
erendum, made public to-day, show that
the membership voted in favor Of all
four proposals advanced by a special
committee which studied the subject.
The proposals and the vote follow:
Congress should be asked immedi,
ately TO consider the present situa-
ton OF all statutes constituting our
antitrust legislation--for, 1913;
against. 81
In reconsideration OF existing anti
trust legislation there should be for
mutation Of standards OF general
business conduct to be administered
by a supervisory body-for, 1.l5s;
against. $50
An enlarged Federal Trade COM
mission should be made the super
visory body--for, 1,102 against, 437.
In view of the Importance of the
functions Of the trade commission as
they would exist the membership OF
the Federal Trade Commission should
be increased TO nine-for, 1,l04;
against 422.
The subject of antitrust legislation
will be taken up at the seventh annual
meeting OF the chamber. to be held at st
Louis April 2s to May 1.