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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Increase in
Number of Cases of
Measles in State

SANTA m. Apgil l2-Not q great
deaf OF change occurred iu the main
communicable diseases lat week.. ao-
rordiug To the bull,uu issued by tho
bureau Of public health. There was
"a slight iucroa-, in measles and O.
correspondents decrease in diphthorit
The diseases reported were scattered
over tho state as toilows'
Chlok'uuoN. chavez Q, ottro . to-
tai e.
piphthcril. HcrnuIulo 2. ColfaX @.
Mckinley o.. QUAY T. Roosevelt I, san
Miguel e.. Santa re @, Socorro l.
Union g. total So. a decrease OF :
cases.
Fayus. Chavcs !.
Herman measles: ChaVcs I.
Gonorrhca. Santa Fe i, Taos !,
total ..
Malaria. santa Pc J..
Measles Bcrnalillu ., ChaVos sc.
ColfaA o. Eddy o, Mckinley 90. Ido
Arrlba @. san Miguel I, santa Re ?,
Socorro I, Taos ., Union 81. Valencia
B. total lN3, an increase ct ~ cases.
TN Indians $40 Mckinley nov have
Meningitis Horuolllo J.. Mckinlcy
Z. total o.
Mumus. Bcrnaliilo 2. Chayos +. Nc,
Kinl,y q. San Miguel o, total s.
Pneumonia: RIO Arriba ]. Bpus'-
volt !. san Miguel I Santa p J. total
Scafl't fewer. ChaN,I g, Dylt1A .
Grant 3. total a.
smallpox Quay O.
syphilis. Ssutu ne %
Trarhumu ChnNcs T..
Tuberculosis. neru1iulo a chavez
!. Grant 2a. Lincoln +. Santa E, D
total g..
MhuopiuE cough Bpruulillu o.
Chsycs IL q" Uara p. Eddy o. Lun.
%. Ot,ru I. Santa F' I. total IS
Total of all communicable disease.
reported for the week. 3th casoH.
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states railroad labor board-train
displtchcra.
MAY .. 1891. 2 D. m-Employos
coming under the provisions of article
NJ. section q decision =, United
States railroad labor botrd-yard
masters ana assistant yardmastors.
May 3, 1921. 10 q. m-Tr"in and
parlur a porters.
May 3. 1921. 2 y. m-Employcs
coming under tho provisions OF article
Nit. dcclslon 2, United states rail-
road labor oard-miscclianeous en-
pluvcs.
May g. 1921. 10 a. m-Employea
snminr under The provisions Of
article VI. decision g. United States
railroad labor board-onginc service
employs.
May 3. 1921. 10 a. m.-Employcs
coming under tho provisions Of
article VII CcNccpi section -. DC
cision 2. United States railroad labor
board train service employee. except
yard service.
Stay 6. 1921. 10 "a. IN Employees
coming under the provisions 81
article VII. section T. decision q.
United States railroad lnbor board
yard service employees.
MAY =. 1921. 10 a.. m-Empluy ~
coming under the provisions OF
article ". section !. and article IN.
section ]. decision 2. United States
railroad labor bourd-shop super
yisory forces. siEnai forrm"n, assist
,ut signal f1r'mon and signal iu-
rpgttufs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Woman's Case Amszes
Albuquerque

& busiues- mans wifc suffered tor
two wears with sore, wHtDry eyes,
which paiuaI day and night. Finally
sh, tried simple camphor hydrustis.
uitphhazcl. otO. 1s mixed in iayoptik
,yg wash. Trls helped her AT ONCE.
Another lndy reports 1t leaves eyes
cool and fresh one small bottle
.lavoptIk usually helps ANY CASE
weak. atrulncd OF infamcd eyes.
Aluminium eye cup FREE. AlvHrado
Pharmacy. First and Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
NOTICES OF PROPOSED.
CUT IN WAGES POSTED.
HERE BY THE SANTA E.
Dates for Various Con
ferences in Topeka
Are Announced.

Notices that the santa Ne railroad
proposes to make 20 per cen re-
duction In wages OF all Santa Ne M
pioyoB who received increases
through the authority Of the railroad
labor board on July 2. 1870. were
posted on bulletin boards nj the
Santa ~ station and shops here to-
day
The officials through the notices
call a conference Of Representatives OF
the various class OF workers or
various dates. The conferences will
begin April 0 and last until May 2
at Topeka.
Railroad mon hero today said that
delegates from Albuquerque would
attend tho conferences. The wage
cut Il 10 become effective ON May ~.
according to he proposal OF the ofi-
cials. Tho conferences are held 40
the matter can be carried to the rail-
road labor board Tor settlement u
there Il a Disagreement.
Some OF the railroad employees here
today when asked II they believed
the cut would be accepted said that
u was probable that a. cut would be
accepted bui that D. would not be- a.
big a ono as proposed The notices
give tho decreased cost of living a.
the reason Tor the proposed new
scale OF wages
The datcs for conference follow:
April 20. 1891 10 a. m-Employcs
coming undtr the provisions OF article
III tcNccpt sections o and ~. dc
cision q. United states railroad labor
board maintenance OF way and
structure. except ommon labor.
April 20. 1921. 10 r. m.-Employ -
coming under the provisions OF article
II. decision 2, United states railroad
labor huard-,lsricnl and station
forces. except freight handlers and
truckers and common labor IA and
around stations. -storchouscs and
warehouse, Ianitors and Natchmen.
Apid %. 1891. 10 o. m-Employcs
coming under tho provisions OF article
~ O,Nr,pt section -. decision g.
United States railroad labor board
signal department employee except
signal forvmen, assistant signal fore
men and signal inspectors.
April Is. 1921. 10 e. m-E Employees
coming under Tie provisions Of article
" tcXccpt section -. decision e..
Cnitcd States railroad labor hoard
shop employees, except supervisory
forces
April 20. 1927. 10 &c. m-Employcs
coming under b provisions Of Article
Y, decision ., United states railroad
labor ourd-tolcgrapEcrs. tclephon-
err. agents. lcycrmtn. etc.
Aptn 30. 1921. 10 a. m-Employc'
coming under the provisions Of art
iclr WIN. decision p. United states
railroad labor board stationary On
rin. '.t,'ml and boiler room en-
plOf'..
NJ, g. 1877 10 o. u-E Employee
coming under % pro, tsious of art.
igl' n section J decision @ United
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and Guillemn Martinez ON the east by me
public road and un the west ~ a man
public accquia in handoval:
Another piece Of land which extends FUR
t.sf 60 tho west aud which = iit Nafas
vide from north 20 south iu said properly
there b.. .ituntrd q o room house said prop
rrfg from che main ditch o. Saudoyal 90
ths limits Of Tho Oraut Of McMillen and
bounded 49, ~fnlloua; on the north b. prop
ertv ~ Eutimi1 Mares on che south by
property ~ isntnra De- Martinez. on thr
ra.t hy the main ditrh ~ SandoFal aud on
tho wrat By the grant 81 McMllicn.
add 60 have 900 property ln thf poaae.alnn
8r aWrrrfhlp 90 Adelaide Garca de- Mora.
deceased. at time ~ her death. decreed 70
b. ths property ~ tho plaintiff sad % hold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

norIon on sALE

AhIAlh VI MhAn.
lu iho Justice n thr pcarr Court pf'riuci
80 20 state Of Sew Mes.co. County 81
hfrualllo.
Tho Hsidwin Piano comuar, Corp.-s
ton. Plaintiff w. Gertrude Gaines, DE
frndHut
the above entitled action which va.
an rrii1u bT attachment BOP aid plaintiff
against rald defendant a ludgm,ai vf
rendered aeuinHt Htid defendant au tlr tan
DAP nf March 1921. a. which drirndHni
Grrtrudr Dhinrr NHs sdiud.Dd t1 %" u
dchtst Zoo laid plaufIf Boz 'Ne suW Hf sH-
principal and Interest. aud $3.50 ,a.t. and
$500 attorney fee. amounting Boo OFT 90
tt2I.al with interest from date Of Jude
ment az rate OF : per cont per auuuu
which Judgment was rendered Boo favor ~
plaintiff and against defendant .uhlr0t %
warrhnuse rhsrsrs aaaiusi the pinuo herein
attached aud b. vas by saId judgement iurth
rr ordered that the plano attached iu sat Q
action. hereinafter described hr .nit hy thH
Constable OF said Precinct Co satisfy costs
Notise therefor bsrsby given, by ,hr
undcrsisued Constable 1f Precinct so 90.
Of HrfuHlIIs County NrH MrNlrn. thhf 600
aaturda5 ihr tith dst RI Nhy. 1924 Hi
to honf Of 90 u'ciort fu un forenoon u.
,Rs pes5s al So ais Wet Ooid avenue IL
Albuuurrlu. Arr IshIrn. Tho u~udrraigurd
uiI Zoe ihY urru1.s herein mentioned. oitfi
for .alr aud scll 81 public Nrnu" to t'
highest aud hs.' bidder fpr cash Iu a.
rlfdaurr With the above mentioned luds
ono .r.Ir 90. wal Nod,llo Plano
That ihc amount due ON sad ludFutn.
on the date uf sale viii be- tlla u'. tpsvthr.
p.,sa m i2,b dsy Of April lsai
D. & On bAtA constable rrrci o.
RernalUia Co. A A.
April a.. NJ n May
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

say that | did not suffer much more
when my baby was born than ! used to
suffer with my periods before ! took
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound years ago. | give all the credit To
your medicine and Shall always recon-
mend il very highly. - Mrs. II. ~.
JANSEN, Millston, Wisconsin.
How can ONE who arc weak and
sicklyeXpect or hope 10 become mothers
OF healthy children7 Their first duty Is
10 themselves. They should overcome
the arrangement or debility that Is
dragging 'hem down, and strengthen
the entire systcm, as did Mrs. Jansen.
by taking Lydia T.. Pinkham's Ncgc.
table Compound and then they will be
in a position To give their children the
blessing OF a good constitution.
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the defendants a. trustees VI any u said
property m their possession.
Aud you are herewith notified that uulers
you enter yuur appearance In said cause
on or before tho 10th day Of Mag, 1871,
Judgment will b. rendered aEainst you b.
ssrrf Tor tho relief demanded iu the com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Two Great Extra Specials From
Our Corset Section
$3.50 Warner, C-B and
Thompson CorSetS
Special $I.89
$500 Warner, C-B
and Thompson CorSetS
Special 99c

THESE two lots of corsets are attracting unusual lot of
4 attention because they are regular lines from the three
best known manufacturers in the world-Warner, CO,
and Thompsons. Like everything sold in our corset de-
partment they are guaranteed to wear, to be comfortable,
and to give complete satisfaction in every way. If they
dont-money back. The services of our corsetiere is an
other reason for taking advantage of this unusual corset
opportunity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

THE HERALD WANT 40 PAGE
has a classification Tor every purpose
and results FOR those who use them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

medicine. We are
very fond Of children
and for a consider
able time after we
married | feared |
would not have any
owing 10 my weak
condition. { began
taking Lydia y.
Pink hams Negc
table COMPOUND and
nov | have a nice
strong healthy baby
girl. | can honestly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
just a Word From Our
LINOLEUM

We are doing an unusual business In our Linolctun Department
these days. Perhaps It's hccnusc We o. showing y many de-
signs both printed aud iniaidi perhaps as because people
nnd our Iinoleum prizes. IKE most of our other prices. are
lower than Iinoleum prices la Albuquerque. We lay all OF our
hnoleum free. When you are In the market for Iipoieun next
lime. SEE M display on the thlrd floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
We're Selling Yard Wide
Cretonnes at 35c a Yard

What would brighten up a house like new Crctonne Curtains
nmd cushion Covers right now The only Objection you say a.
the cust of the CTetOnnc. but when We sell good yard-wtde
Crtonne for a5c u yard We think we've overcome that objec-
tln In % concrete way. These Crctonnes IN from one of the
Iarge.t CrcIonnc houses IN the world and are offered In every
concsivahIc design and color scheme. They are ON display ON
our third floor House Furnishing Department. We suggest
that you ~ them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In full wagon loads
Hahn Coal ca. Phona u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

IL the District Court C0Huty ~ saudoval
State 81 New Mexico
Orlando Garcia Move. by Claudr Huto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
Suit Values Like These at $20.9s & s40.9s
Are Building Our Business

THE BUSINESS of Rosenwald Brothers in the
4 ready-to-wear department has been built on the
fact that with our buying power and careful of mar
lkets we are able in a great many cases to buy clothes
for less than other smaller stores. This fact is ex-
empli6ed in these suits at $29.95 and $49.95. An
examination of these suits will show you that they
are not only we'll designed and artistically trimmed.
but unusually well made. A great many of these
suits bear the famous Wooltex label which means
so much to discriminating buyers. The illustration
to the right is a Wooltex jersey suit for $2o.95.
AT $29.95 are tailored and embroidered models of
Wooltex jersey, tricotine, s~ilvertone and so forth.
The jersey models were strictly tailored; and the
tricotine and silvertone suits are embroidered with
braid and buttons. All colors represented.
AT $49. 95, grey Wooltex mixtures, Wooltex jersey,
serges and beaded and embroidered t~ricotines.
Sport and dress models, cleverly designed and made
to wear
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plant
The name o. the plaintin's attorney u
Box o2i, Albuquerque. New Mealee
y. AkMlJO.
y p ARMIJO. clsrk.
BY hAKkf r. LEE peputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
THIS YOUNG
MOTHER
Tells Childless Women What
Lydia E. P;nkham's Vegetable
Compound Did for Her

Millston, Wis. want 20 give you
a word 81 praise for your wonderful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

Judgc ". W. Mcclellan. who T. RI
covering from an operation, has been
removed to his home on North
Fourth street. n, Is reported to be
improving rapidly and Is expected 20
be nj Of bed IN a week or 10 days
Tine mile OF Pipe aud $50 sprinkicrs
have been laid Ia Mcclellan Square
u was announced today by Prank
kimbail. city engineer. Grass h to be
planted In the square this week. and
red gravel Is to be hauled TO the park
for walks. Grass also has been
planted in Soldiers and Sailors park
at Thirteenth street and Tiieras
avenue.
s'T1tc Earth" the Official agrfcuI-
tural and Industrial magazine VI tho
santa Ne railroad. win shortly pub
lish "a special edition In which Albu-
queraue will be featured In story ana
picture. A. NJ. Hove. Assistant
editor of the publication. WAS IN the
city yesterday conferrinE with a. y
Watkins secretary OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. A. what would be most
suitable 10 publish about the Duke
city.
Juan SctIlllo. son of a. 4. scdilio OF
this city has been appointed as an
assistant TO Capt. George Curry, sec
rctary 10 senator Fail.
Charges Of reckless driving which
had been mTdc against l.. Baker az
ter the laundry truck he was driving
colided with u touring car we're dis
missed In court last night. William
Phillips. who was charged with driv-
ms his automobile by o. street car as
the car was ~dlsoharging passengers,
was given u $40 suspended sentence.
Phillips said that the doors uf the
car were closed when he drove by.
-. o.. johnson was nnesi SIS Ia
police court this morning on the
charge % speeding.
I.yia Wilson. who was arrested an
tho charge OF selling postcards on the
street without q license. several DAYS
ago while in the party -s Walter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

the former y. N. G.. a. service man
who died here Oh March S. Is 20 be-
shipped at 3 O'Clock this afternoon
20 his former home az Knox. Ind. His
father and mother will accompany
the body. Member OF the National
Disabled soldiers league viii escort
the body Co tho train. strong Broth
,rs viii be- boz charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

t- guardiau "a nism. aud Luis a. Garcia,
plnintiffs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12

Bscznns thsr h.Ts fean1 al
groceries toli14 laN 14oU
daf n Hr111EnId'n Gree
fota Nba4atrqaas nest care.
lul .hoppsrs patroalle ne
orpcs- Tsts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
UNETHICAL, SAYS
JUDGE TO LAWYER
Refuses to Permit Attorney
Prosecute Former Client.

Interest today conferred at the court
house on the refusal of Judge Frank
Lahr Of the juvenile court late Tuesday
to permit Jesse D. H1mrick, q local at
torney, to appear as special assistant
prosecutor IN the case Of Mrs. Maxine
Turner. 400 North Dorman street. who
was charged with child neglect. Noble
Peifer. 4O6 South. Mer: liam street. was
charged with contributing to the delin-
quency Of the woman's chiId.
1t developed that Hamrick formerly
had been employed as attorney for Mrs.
Turner In q divorce action which later
had been dismissed. It was represented
to the court that uamrick was in court
as counsel for Otis Turner. the husband,
and so was placed in opposition to his
former client.
Judge Lahr held that such actions were
"unethlcal" and held that counsel could
not violate the confidential relationship
Of counsel to y former client
Mr. Haurick contended that the cases
were different and that he was not VIC
lating confidential relationships" by ap-
pearing as counsel for Mr.. Turner IN the
prosecution Of the charges against Mrs.
Turner.
After hearing the evidence. the court
took the case Of Mrs. Turner and PETER
under Amusement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
OPEN BIDS ON 81
MILES OF ROADS
Cost of Work in La Porte,
Wayne, Delaware and Elk
hart Counties $4,000.

Bids for crushed stone and macadan
surface for s207 miles Of State high
way maintained by the State highway
commission were opened by the commits
sion today. Although no definite figures
were given, it was said that the cost
will be in the nsighborhood Of $50 600.
The roads are In four counties. as fol
lows: La Porte, 20.3S; Fort Wayne, SIG l.;
Delaware, s.; Elkhert, 275.
Two delegations appeared before the
board asking for tha designation Of
highways. One asked that the highway
from Salem to fredericksburg. part of
the Indianapolis Louisville road, be
designated instead OF the road from
Salem to Palmyra. According to Edgar
d. Bush, former lieutenant governor,
who was a member of the delegation, the
commission originally designated the
Salem Erede ricksburg road and later
changed 1t to a road between Salem and
Palmyra. He said most Of the citizens
Of Washington Township desire the
former route.
The other delegation asked that the
Dixie highway between English and Mil
town be designated. included in this
delegation were J. w. Bird, N L. Jenner,
both Of Meringo, and Harry Lemon Of
Midtown. They said there is no OPP
position to the designation.
The commission also expected to dis
euss their proposed tax levy, which is
to be fixed by the auditor of State, the
Governor and the tax board.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
PUP, PORTRAIT
FOUGHT FOR BY
DIVORCED PAIR

NEW YORK, July 20-A mullonaire's
legal battle with his ex-wife over a tiny
Pekinese pup and an oil portrait of King
George /. Of England. ended in a draw
today. Final disposal az both is to be
made by the board of arbitration by
ruling Of a Supreme Court Justice.
Daniel G.. Reid, tn plate king, and rail-
road magnate, and his former wife, Mrs
Margaret Carrie Reid, were contestants
in the long and bitter juristic fray that
ragged over "Peke" and George" Judg-
ing from the tenacity with which both
chung to the claim, there viii be tears
and endless heartaches upon one side or
the other once the weighty deliberations
Of grave faced high priced lawyers have
eliminated in a decision.
When he saw that Mrs. Reid was
equally determined to get possession OF
the pup and the picture, the multi -mil-
lionaire held out for arbitration and
Justice McCook sustained him in this.
Incidentally the court awarded Reid SO
costs against his wife. But money is no
object in this controversy. the total
costs Of which Will run 20 something Ike
$40 a minute for the tin plate king.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
OHIO MAN HEADS
RAIL MAIL BODY
Fifth Division Officers An
nOunced by Association.

With the adoption Of some minor
changes IN the constitution and a number
Of resolutions the meeting of the diyl-
slonal council Of the Railway Mail As
sociatlon which has been In session at
t's Hotel English for two days came to
sn end this afternoon.
Among the resolutions adopted was
one pIedging the railway mail clerks 20
cooperate In every possible way 10 im-
prove the service along the lines sug-
gested by WIN II. Hays, postmaster
general. A resolution IA oriug a change
in the present retirement law also was
adopted. Ar present any railway clerk
NAV retire provided he has been IN serv-
ice thirty years and IS not less than O.
years Of age The proposed change Is
that after thirty years Of service a clerk
may retire regardless of age.
At the meeting last night Z C Burris
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. was elected president.
The votes for all officers OF the associa-
ton are cast by mail and the counting Is
done by the divisional council OthaT
officers elected we're: I. II. HarShbarger
Of Cincinnati Ohio. vice president, and
Claude Miller. Toledo Ohio, secretary
treasurer.
Indications are that Edward >. Ryan
Of Vashin gton, president Of the national
arSociat ton, mas been deTe3ted TOT -
election by william VI. Collins of Wash
ington. 1t is said that with only jhree
divisions throughout the country miss
ing, Mr. Collins has lead Of about
1900 In the Fifth division. composed
Of Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky. the vote
stood. Collins, 800; Ryan. SCI.
The following members Of the divIs
ional council were chosen: Cincinnati
F. NJ. Blacker and r. W. Hudson; Indi
sniDolis. A. Seward and George L
Oberholtzer; Columbus Ohio, d. q.
Wiseman and f. NJ Webb; Louisville. J
NJ Combs; Evansville. c. +. Jones; To
ledo. j. NJ. ogden.
H. NJ Search and W NJ Coffin Of lndi-
annapolis. Philip Graef Of Cincinnati. e. d.
Parton Of Columbus W J Warner of
Toledo and J. NJ Roster Of Louisville
were named as delegates to the national
convention to be held at ST. Paul Mum.
in September.
The local branch Of the association met
last night and elected Victor NJ. Martin,
president; Joseph I. HawIey, vice presi-
dent; Arthur W. Demree, secretary and
John X. Gallagher, auditor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
NO DEPRESSION
IN THEATRICAL
LINE; JUST HOT

NEW YORK. July 2O-There IS no
depression" in tho theatrical business.
It's the humidity.
In the fail the business will come
back" stronger than ever
This is the way Marcus Loew. largest
individual operator of movie-vaudeviile
houses IN the United States, figured it
out exclusively for the United Press to
day.
Movie houses throughout the country
are closing. yes, road trips are being
abandoned. yes. But all that talk about
the theatrical and movie game being
on the verge Of ruin is bunk" Loew
said.
The theatrical business never has
suffered from the depression which has
struck every other business
Last year all the houses figured on
doing a forty week business and the
weather remained cool throughout the
summer, enabling them 10 DO a 52week
business. This year it became hot early
and the houses were forced TO close
People will not 90 TO shows in hot
weather. Wher we have a cool day the
receipts for our theaters jump a thousand
per cent from these hot days"