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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

on development finally has struck
tur ri"lshad district and the outlook
Is fur e thorough development Of q
Held that many competent E~DoluEirts
regard as MI OF the most promising
len the state, one rig Us being set up
five miles northwest NJ Carlsbad aud
another ~ miles south OF that town.
strong validating companies have
entered the field in force. there being
three outfits ready to begin drilling
within q radius 81 10 miles OF Carls-
bad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

NJ FAMINE.
The Pastime theatcr shows for the
last time tonight one Of the most cx-
citing photoplays seen here In years.
This IN the william Fox production.
'"TE.c Wilderness Trafr' with the dnr-
ing. dashing Tom Mix as star. The
story tells Of a atruggle between love
and duty. with a background OF won
derfui snow photography, In the Can
adam far north among inc hudson
bay trappers. The piece drew crowd
ed houses and bids fair to start p new
attendance record.
Tom Mix performs feats hat seem
impossible 70 the average person. A.
the story unfoidr he gets into extra
ordinary complications, but In hif
whirlwind fashion comes through
gloriously-unt one wants to so back
and sec II all over again.
A new leading lacy. Colleen Moore
Is the center Of "a very human love
story.
The comedy. wild Women ant
Tame Lions" viii also be repeated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

New York. Aug. III Mercantile pa
per So Hbia: sterling 40 day bills
les. commercial so las bills on banks
i1TA: commercial 60 hay bills AZ y
demand t3ls: cables t432h
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Time loans steady: 90 DAYS. 10 DAYS.
and q months q per cent. Gail money;
high. low. ruling rate and closing bid
all q; offered at 80 'lust loan 6.
Bank rcceptanCes g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

New York. Ats 1l-Liberty bond
final prices today were; 5iss $3.50;
first ~ g40O; second Is $500; first
as 9i00: second 4hs $3.50; third
AIS a496; fourth a. aS IS; Victory
8As g9.g6: Victory ANS $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
Shippers Careless
About Full Carload;
Car Shortage Feared

san Francisco. Cal. Aug. H.
Alarmed at the shrlnkagc OF the aver
age carload. with the consequent
waste Of transportation facilities. Of
fciHls OF the United states Railroad
Administration today launched a cam
paign TO Offset the danger OF "a car
shortage In the west.
General Manager j. H. Dyer OF the
Southern Pacihc-W Western Pacific lines,
explained the situation a. follows:
shippers are relaxing their efforts
to preserve the advantages Of the full
carload. believing apparently h a We
have a surplus Of cars, and that the
restoration OF peace makes heavy
~carloading unnecessary. This is an
and dangerous impression.
The demands of peace Will equal
II not exceed the necessities Of war.
Much material, stored during the past
year or two. " now being absorbed by
markets as fast as II can be moved.
We are moving 100000 tons ~ bar
ley out Of tire state. The fruit crop
Is one OF the heaviest In history. We
are confronted with the prospects OF
an exceptionally heavy movement OF
ali commodities this fan. II the wine
grapes are "a he moved east, that Will
mean approximately $4,000 ears ad-
ditiongL.
New equipment has not been avail
able during the a II shippers are
to realize the fun use of the cars thai
We have. they must continue to load
10 per cent In excess Of the marked
capacity Of cars wherever possible
Our figures show that In June oyci
1000 cars were wasted due 70 the fac
that there was a falling on In loading
~ over two tona per car on our lines
This means hat shippers were de-
priving themtslvcs OF The use Of thOs,
1900 ears
81 earnestly appeal to all shipper
10 resume at once The full carload
which viii enable M To move the wal
crops, FOR our peace products viii cN'
coed those OF the past few years. ana
the world viii need them just as
budiy."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

STATE Of Nrw Mexice. Couuty Of bernalillo
In the District Conrt,
A. Walker Trusler Aud OLIVIA q trcrn.
leaf beneficiary Plaintiff. " hrrihold
Npith Trustee 10 bankruptcy Tor inhn N.
Moore Realty Comnany. . Corporation
Bankrupt LonE Reach Improvement Com
pauy. = Corporation. aud ofrideutai fife
Insurance Company, Defehdanit' No.
NOTICE or SUIT,
ny virtue Of IN srder q sale md decree
Of Foreclosure issusd cut n ne Districi
Court Of New MeKieo Tor bernaliliu County
on tho anth day n April, 1919 ~ the abos,
cutitlcd action vhersin oilyia q Oreenlcal
obtained q Judgment and derfec ~ foreeios
ure against heFihol spith Trustee IN Hank
nptty for John n Maarc Realty Company
: corporation hantrurt Tang Beach In
proysmeni Company = corperatipn. sod oS
sidsntal Fire Insurance Company. on the tutl
dav ~ Aprii. 1919. for the sun 81 W.
Thousand fiVe Hundfrd bnilars i4etuu 90
with interest thereon A. hight Per cent ttff
psr annum from February tN tAtb, uutl
raid. sad tor Trn PR cent iioffl 81 N
smouni Of said principal sad interest a. AZ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY of HUDSON FOSTER co.
INC

n
CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLDERS NON.
INc.
This Is 10 certify that the andsr,isned. be-
Ing all the original incorporAtors who have
signed the certificate Of incorporation 81 the
above asnsd corporation. thsreby assoeiAt'
ing themselves together under the pru islon,
Of Section Twenty Three 81 the 1915 Ne~
MEXICO vodincation a. amended BY ssetion
Two, Chapter One hndfded Twelve Of 1917
Session Laws Of New MeNico, for and an be-
hsif et thsmsslyes. all other stockholdrf
who may become associated with them and
said corporation, dc hereby declare that Their
shall be no stoekholder liability on account
~ any stock issued by said corporation and
that al stockholders Of said corporation
anal be exempt from al liability on account
~ Hny slack issued or held by thcm. except
such liability for the amount Of the capital
stock certified TO have been paid. In property
or cash, a. the time Of the commencement OF
business
Rose X. Hudson has been designsied -
the statutory agent In the registered office
~ the corporation. a. specified In the cert
ncate ~ Incorporation. IN charge u the reg.
isiered office thereof and upon whom process
against the corporation may be served.
IN Witness Whereof. We the said incor.
40 4iors have herennto sei out hands and
seals on this gath day Of July, A y 1919.
CLARENCE A. HUDSON.
ROSE X. HUDSON.
HARRY DAVIS.
State ~ New Acxicn County u HeFralillo-ss
On this gath day Of July, 1919 before m'
personally appeared Clarence A Hudson
Rose X Hudson and HRrr Davis, to m
known 10 be the persons described In ana
who executed the above and foregoing lnstrh
ment sud Acknowledged that they executed
the sans ~ their free act and deed.
tseaD W A ktbtHkk
Notary Pablo.
Ny eommission expires Decrmbsr 4. io2i
Endorsed No i00ii Cor. Red Vol
Page 57a Candidate u Non Liability o
siockholders Of Hudson Poster Co. Inc NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

chicago-A call Tor ID convention
Of the striking railway shopmcn To
be held here next Thursday to deter
mine definitely what action shall be
taken was issued by the Chicago dts
trict council OF the Federated Rail-
way shopmrn which called the strike
August l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

Want to trade that mule for q
gas wagoni Try the WANT AID
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

New York. aug. Initial al
NuucCs OF onc TO six points IN today's
less active stock market were sub
Iccted TO impairment later as a result
OF pressure against speculative
spccialties. sales Appropriated n
million shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

Sew York Aug li.-Cotton future Il
closed STEADY. october 3l42; Decem q
her 8t65; January 1874: March
8ib4. MAY 3l.4f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

United States Of America. STATE Of New
MeNirt-sst
IL j. Hereby Certified. that the =nnsxed IL
: full true and eonplste transcript Of the
Certificate 81 Storhholdeftf Non Liability of
HUDSON POSTER CO. nc tNo Stock
holders Liability tNo iOuiil with the en-
dorsements thereon. a. same appears on file
and " record IN the office Of the State Cor.
poration Commission
Ia Testimony Where. the STATE Corp1f
alton Commission 81 the fiate o. New Ncx'
leo has caused this certificate 20 b. signed
BY its Chairman and the seal 81 said Com.
mission. to be afhxrd o. tn city o. Santa
Re on this 23th day nf Iuly A u. 1919.
tseail HuGl "a WILLIAMS
Attest; Chairman,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

GOING AWAY
Phone TIE Herald YOUR vacation sddress
and have tho pansr follow yon.
Keep IN touch with the home news.
Chrnge your address as often a. you liAs
'r rive rs your Itinerary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

29oo; medium ssi.s5a23.io; pigs
81; "a l925.
cattle receipts 1000; market strong.
choice heavy steers Sl7.7SMl9eb;
medium s1325m1T.5O calves $4,000
20.00; stockers sT.0B Nll.25: cows and
hcitcrs $500 W1350.
Kansas City Livestock.
kaI sas city. Mo, Aug. li.-Hog re-
ceipts 1000; market steady to higher.
Buzz s2G.O0n 22.G0; heavies s22.5Oa
22.75; mediums S22.OOm 22.75; light
&=l.50H 22.60; pigs $4,000 ais.
cattle receipts 1900: market steady
To higher. Choice heavy steers. $3.50
$1,000, medium $i44On17.40; com
mon Si2l5 142b; choice lights
$4,000 ~ 80: common $3.50 il76:
butcher heifers S6.Sb W14.75; cows
$3.50 ~. ~: Gamers $3.50 a $50:
vtals Sit,2b a. 1850; feeders $500
1850: Suckers t6.5Odl725.
sheep receipts 1900; market strong
10 higher. Lambs $3.50 M1Sfb.
lambs $S.00ml2.0O; yearlinR wethors
$500 i2.OO; ewes Sb.2b 9.25; ewes.
culls $4,000 500; breeding ewes $500
1880; feeder lambs 1890 u 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11


The Amateur Adventures the
n,tost Metro play in which Emmy
Wehlen h seen, Is the feature agaia
proving "a breezy comedy In which the
role Of unusual versatility.
The play. which TX filled with
many unexpected situations. tells the
story OF "a girl who determines 10
nary the deadly m%ouotnnN ~ life With
adventure. Not expecting adventure
to come to her she goes iu search us
it-scvking the elusive excitement of
ifc. How she contrlVes to get the
necess.tr, money ana pretty clothes to
stur' her on the eight road are inci-
dents that viii muse. ua viii the ter
ror and fear 81 the sWug hvpocrite.
william Glastonbury. the haue uf her
existence. when he finds that his wife
Is beginning to realize that he Is not
an he seems and that he has longing
eyes Tor pretty girls. 81 Norma ~
enabled TO saw . hrilulesS young mill
l%lonuire from e designing woman and
how she herself becomes tangled In Il
romance. are some 81 the many Incl
dents which go to make the picture
one ~ fresh originality. The spOn-
tancuus humor NJ Miss Wchien's act
ing wou vell-descryed admiration.
The supporting cast Includes such
names as Allen Sears, lloaemary
ThchN. Gene Palette, William V.
MonE. Marion Skinner. Lucille ward
aud Victor potcl. The play Mas di-
rcctod hy Henry otto and produced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

The talk had ranged from iazging
u oysters. and then un TO v.olets. She
made IL 30 that way
'Of course, there Is a big difference
between a h%otanist and u florist" said
his fair companion.
Yes. A botanlst IL one who knows
all about flowers. and u florist Is M
who naaVs all about the price people
VIII pa1 Tor them"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
Chlcago nonrd Of Trade.


Chicago. Aug it.-Wegkncss de-
voioped In corn TODAY, owing largely
10 the fact that buying was Of Onls u
scattered character, Opening prices,
which ranged from ~ cents decline
to Is cents advance, were followed
by declines an around to below Sat
urady's finish.
oats saERed with corn.
Higher quotations on hogs led TO up
turns in provisions.
close:
Corn-Sopt., 81 30 y Dec. tl.53.
Oats-Sept. 74Nc; Dee. sIhc.
Pork-sept, Si7gG,
Iard-sept sat.6o; oct. $3.50.
Hibs-Sept, SsgGo.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Aug. ti-Hog receipts
5000. Top S23ie, heavy s2l.iog
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
New Mexico
Mining and Oil
Activities

MISUNDERSTANDING appears to
H@ cN.st 90 to the snsct Of the re-
cont decision by Judge Reed Hoilo-
man o. San'a Re In the ease Of Ar
thur J Evans " Nelson A. Field.
state land commissioner. In which the
court held hat Tho land commissioner
had no power To withhold for the ben
ciit of TIE state mineral rights TO land
sold hs deed 10 is explained hy those
who have dNnminod the ease and the
courts trcislon. that u dbes not apply
% the general right ~ the state TO
make reservations of mineral rights
to state lands being sold and under
contract % sale. At the time Mr..
Evans applied FOR q deed. the cundl-
tons OF The law approved March u.
1918 had, no' become effective The
laud was not leased. not classified as
mineral land on record nor known
as mineral land Since then nearly all
stuteland has been leased for oil. an
order was also filed on April 4. 1919.
,~eslgnatiug AN state land as mineral
Hence the decision In the Evans ease
ocs MOI have general application to
state land now held under contract
~ purchase,
The Ncw Years Sin mine. In the
Shepherds district Grant county.
has horu sold rs George ~ Utter Of
silver GNtv tu Joe Hardy ~ Duncan
The consideration is announced To
have been $4,000.
The T. T. Williams on company OF
Denver has leased about goo 600 acres
81 land lying nt,ccu miles southwest
~ thauta. Rio Arrlba county. and %
IS stated that q drilling fund Of SlOO,-
"0u has been appropriated Tor test
ing out the acresg &c. tn. b. the first
ul prospecting To bc undertaken In
l,lu Arr,bu county.
silver cay newspapers announce
that The Republic Mining and Milling
company which has been engaged In
developing a B property At Han
over for the past twn years. has now
dcotdcd 4" erect q mill To handle low
grade ores which have been uccumu-
lHting ON the dump rs well as those
~ milling grad" The now min will
lee entirely ON the flotatlon plan and
both min aud mine equipment viii be
electrified throughout. fhc Empir,
Linc company owns an adjoining
property o. the company rs under.
stood 20 have refused an offer from.
the Empir" Tor ITS properly which
has earned about f.o.UOO during tn,
past year,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
doINa AWAY

That BagEagemHn Is Henry. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
OF WALES Is
IN SIGHT OF LAND

- tsG AaaoctArrn rstss
Iohu's ~ =. Aug. u The
%hHttlcship RcusHn. tngiug
''inre ~ Wales To Sew Found
us sighted AZ a o. ml local time
from the Cape 81. Fyauc.H
puse
Evening Herald is the New
20 paper that put the Glass
ssifed advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
AT THE pNsTINIE.

under the personal supervision
Maxwell karger. director general.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

Kansas City, Mo. Aug. 1i.-Buttcr
eggs ana poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11


Peautiful Jane Novak. who has APP
pearrd In upport of Charles Ray and
other stars. IL leading woman for
William :. Hart In The MONEY Car
raj" his new Aircraft picture, pro-
duced under the supervision OF
Thomas II. lnce. which IL being re
peatedr at the ~" theater tonight.
Miss Novak is one Of the most
beautiful OF the younger leading wo-
men. She has. moreover, genuine act-
ing ability anG a personal charm that
IL most captivating.
There h more h the ordinary
quota ~ women In this new Hart pic
ture. Rhea Mitchell. Patricia Palm
or and Molly Mcdonnell ave good
roles Herschei Mayall, one-time IA
vorite OF the stage. Is cast for OF
the most important parts and Winter
Hall, a sterling actor will be seen IN
a dignihed characterization.
The action takes place partly In the
far vest and partly IN the middle
west. There are many exterior and
interior scenes and "a big rodeu.
wherein Wild riders from the range
will be seen In all their best stunts
Is a big feature. This story was
written by Mr. Hart and Lambert
HIiiyer and Is said 10 be dramatic
and picturesque with q powerful
motif and a fine thread OF love run
ming throughout.
Ruth Roland will he seen again In
The Tigers Trail' ana the Current
EVcnts' reel will also repeat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

Occa49ng 81 Il woman who doesn',
flr u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

tho regulation and improvement
ON tho public lands, and
her purposes
10 enacted hy the Senate and
. Of Repreacntatives 81 the
4 States 81 America in Congress
that for the purpose Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
lg Public Domain Measure
Affects 10000, 900 Acres in
New Mexico; More in Arizona

third district forest service
,iartcrs here has received q ,opy
King public domain bin cm-
ig the plan OF federal control OF
.muiniuE uuoecupied public do
.us approved last month bN the
.puce at western livestock grow
Salt Lake City. Tho bill places
smaining public domain under
.p%crvision of tho department Of
lturc. under u grazing permit
similar 10 that now in effect
the national forests.
nmcuting upou the effect ~ the
Ire District Forester Paul q.
pointed out that 10 would
close to 10000, 600 acres aud
100000 acres in Arizona, a
or 1000, 900 acres, which
thus be placed under the south
.n or third national forest dis
The total area 81 the district
Uses approximately 0Oo .OOt
text OF the King bill follows;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

ceipts 500; market strong to a little
higher. h~ef steers S1O.5Oa1A25:
cows aud he 'ors s~TbOm1O.OO: stock
crs amt feeders $500 1880; calves
Si2.0Od 1890.
Hog receipts 1900; market higher:
bulk S21.OO a. also.
Sheep receipts 1900; market
steady. Lambs $4,000 1850: ewes
$500 ~ S.2b; feeder lambs Sl2.7bm
1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

STATE or NEW MEXICO.
STATE Corporation Commission ~ Nee Mea''"
CeTtifieale u Comparison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11
Potato Market.

Chicago Aug. H.. Potatoes weaker.
Arrivals 80 cara Minnesota. Missouri
ami Kansas carly Ohio'a. sacked. ear
lots f4.35 e. A.5O cWt; Irish cobblors,
Kentucky sacked. a lots &tA0 ~
500 cwt; California long white
sacked, car lots sass 800 cwt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

Chicago. Aus. lt.-Butter lower,
creamery iS 53c.
Egg steady; i3l35 eases; nrsts A.
a use; ordinary firsts 3S y q 80 re; al
mark, cases included. 30 n AZ y c. stor-
age packed nrsts A3ia n ifc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-11

The Ncw Years Sin mine. in the
Shepherds district Grant county.
has hvru SOFT hy George H. utter Of
SILVER IIiv ." Joe Hardy ~ Duncan
The confederation is announced Ia
have been $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-27
DEADLY BURST OF SPEED

Atlantic City, Aug. 27.-Can:on'
Adolpho, of New York was instantly
killed and Charles Ansossie, Of Ph:!:
delph:a, was fatally injured ton!gh
when Il motorcycle driven by Arso.
sic, with Adolpho in the side ca,
crashed into touring car driver j
DR.. Louis r. Siegal, of Harsfcr
Conn, with Louis Schlcssharg.
Hartford, the owner, and his wife
passengers, on the Meadow Bout
ward. three miles from this city.
The motorcycle, according to ST.
mcnts obtained by the police. was g
ing at terrific speed, racing a ser
'cyclc. In endcavoriEg TO ?2
around two automobiles AHsc
veered over to the left side CT t
road directly in the path Of the '2I
ing car. Before Dr.. Siegal G."
swing over the side car hit the at
mobile and was crushed like an er2
shell. Adolpho ducked when he sa>
the crash was imminent, but cav@::?:
the full blow on the top CT his k,al
He was hurled back. his feet caEgh
in the wreckage ard beth legs war
cut off at the knee. Ansossie wa
also flung backwards, injurin@ h
spine.
Adolpho was dead when eXtric..e
and Ansossie was hurried to the c..
Hospital in Il dying condition. tn
occupants of the automobile w3r
brought to pcl:cc headquarters h1
were later released under bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-27
ST. NARY'S ACADEMY
REOPENS SEPT. 8
Marks Beginning Of Fifty.
First Annual
Session.
READY TO ENROLL
Sisters Have Just Returned From
Summer School at Catholic Uni
versi,y and Notre Daune.

St. Mary's Academy will enter
upon It's fftylirst year of .educa-
tioral activities Monday, Septem-
Der s. at 8 a. m., when all the pupils
resident as well as day scholars,
will be expected to begin work in
the various classes. The attendance
for the coming year promises to be
larger than ever and the Sisters
will not be able to consider applica-
tons made after next week. They
urge al intending to enroll in any
of the departments to do so at
Cncc
TIE Academy is affiliated to the
Catlial;c University Of America, and
accredited by the Virginia Board of
Education. The method of study.
text books examinations, etc. are
regulated by these well-known insti-
tutions of higher learning. This in.
itself is guarantee of the work
done at st. Mary's. While the
teaching corps is practically the
same as last year, there will be
specia! teachers in the languages
and sciences. The classes in harp
violin. piano. voice culture, eocu-
ten and physical culture will con-
tinue under the direction of the
same competent teachers who have
achieved so much in the past few
years.
The Sisters having completed
their summer school courses at the
Catholic University in Washington
and at the University of Notrc
Dame. Indiana. are now at home
and will hc pleased to meet the pa
irons Gf the Academy and all others
interested IN schoC! work or in find
INC thcrougth up to date home
school for their children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-27
KILLED IN GRAIN CHUTE
fredericksburg (Va.) Child Loses
Life While At Play.

Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. o.
.Ashby Floyd, II years old, son of NJ:
and Mrs. A. G.. Floyd, of Somerset
Orange county, met tragic death ;
few evenings ago. The child was play
ing with several companions at the
warehouse of Golsan & Buckner, u
the top Of which was stored a large
quantity of wheat, which was be!n@
loaded through a chute into frei@h'
car. The children were amusing them
selves by getting into the wheat ans
sliding down through the chute. The.
did this several times in safety.
Unaware that the children were il
the wheat, the men engaged in loadin
the grain closed the mouth of tn
chute and the boy was caught and suf
fccated by the wheat which poured j.
and covered him up completely. II
other children gave the alarm. h
mouth of the chute was opened ar
the body slid out with the wheat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-27
ACUTE LABOR CONDITIONS

New York. Aug. 2T.-The ala m
ing Industrial situation in the Uni :
ted States caused Samuel Gompors
,presidert of the American Fedora
t!cn of Labor. who arrived here yes
'tcrday. to curtail his European TRIP
ard return to this country at oTcc.
: tIll frankly admit he said this
afternoon, chat received dis
patches frcm Washington which. iT
my Judgment. required that | re
turn Immediately.
: Il did not como home to intor-
fere with the progress of labor: !
came home to help, If the employ
ers have not learned that the time
is mast VIXEN trey are lords and
masters Of all they survey. this may
he a good time tc teach them a
lesson. Surely the men and women
workers have right to voice as
70 the terms under which they VII!
70 to work"