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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-08-08

TWO HOUSES, one OF sir rooms and one
OF seven rooms; also q STORE AND
DWELLING In the business part OF the
town. Store contains two large rooms, with
Ave rooms over II.
FOR particulars apply 10
JObEPH READING,
sep l0-lm Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-08-08

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
J. Lewraine Kouns. Plaintiff,

Laura M. Agher. otherwise called Laura
Kouns. and Isabella Clark, Defendant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-08-08

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
sitting as Court of Equity. No. 1857
Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-08-08
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29
LIVESTOCK LETTER
FROM KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. rs
Killing kinds OF cattle declined 10 10
e5 cents last week. and stockers and
feeders sold 20 to 30 lower the last
half OF the week Country buyers
heard OF the lower prices and bought
freely after Tuesday, the outgo TO
farms for tn. week reaching 5000
cattle out OF total run OF 10000
head The decline In fat stuff last
week. which was greater at other
markets than here, especially az Chi.
cazo. had the effect Of hating the
heavy liquidation OF partly fat steers.
and the run here today Is but 10000
head. Everybody had to show their
hand on the buying side today. and
all hands proved TO be empty. hence
the market Is strong to 10 higher to.
Iday. applying 10 both killing and
country grades The top on fed
steers last week was ss.25. but two
loads OF steers here today received
Ibid OF sS.G5. which the owner refus-
ed. holding out for SS.s5. They are
urine Vercforis Eulk Of the fed
steers ro between 800 and $500
Cows are a little lower than ten
Il sao and bulls are of % TO 40
..t.. bot an killing kinds appear
now 10 be- on q stable basis Veal
calves bring up 10 $3.50 and will
'scl around present figures till dairy
calves begin 10 swarm 10 market. sew
eral weeks ahead. Middle class quar-
Ian,ine steers sell at s625 to 1915,
best steers $500 to S7.35. Stock
steers sell at $500 20 1925. feeders
$500 to $50. $40 above year
ago. Hogs are not changing much
/ in price lately, the market steady to-
DAY. TOP $40. bulk s7.25 to s7.35
The net result last week was gain
OF 10 cents on light hogs and loss
|c' cents on heavy weights, which
accounts for the narrow range OF
prices today. The packers hope for
larger receipts OF good weight hogs
later this winter and next spring. as
weight making Is profitable at the
present price OF corn The situation
in the hog market this winter GER
tainly should stimulate the business
OF hog raising Sheep and lambs
struck another rough place today
Local buyers moved slowly claiming
that Chicago was of half dollar
today, with top lambs there at $3.50
They had to have supplies, however,
and finally paid $40 to 1855 for
lambs here, yearlings worth up to
$50 wethers s5.S5. ewes $3.50,
though commonish ewes sell down
iaround $500. Run here today TO-
900, prospects fayoring a light run
balance OF this week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29
SOCIAL HYGIENE
WORK IS TRACED
John d. Rockefeller Jr. Is,
sues Statement Regard.
ing Bureau

NEW YORK. Jan q The fol.
lowing statement Is given out for
publication BY John d. Rockefeller,
Ir
The Bureau OF Social Hygiene
came into existence about two years
ago. As a result OF the work OF the
special grand jury appointed 10 in-
vAtigate the white slave traffic in
S9W York CITY. which served during
the first half OF the year 1910. One
Of the recommendations made b. 10
in the presentment handed up az the
termination OF rs labors was that a
public commission be appointed 10
study the social evil The foreman
o that body subsequently gave care
fad consideration 10 the character OF
%, work which might properly be
done by such "a commission and tne
limitations under which II would
operate I'm this connection. sepa-
u. personal conferences were held
U.ff over hundred leading men
atd women in the city. among sh0m
p,t. lawyers. physicians, business
men. baak presidents. presidents OF
commercial organizations. clergy
men. settlement workers. labor lead
ers. and reformers These confer
euces developed the feeling that a
public commission would labor un-
do number OF disadvantage.
such as the fact that IL would be-
short lived that It's work would be-
done publicly. that AT best It. could
hardly do more than present recon
leudatons The conviction also
grew that the main reason why more
permanent results had not been OBJ
talued by the various organizations
which had dealt with the subject OF
m, social evil during the past ten
OF fifteen years was that most OF
them were temporary While ac.
tive. they materially improved tho
situation but as their efforts were
relaxed, there came the inevitable
return 10 much the same conditions
as before The forces OF evil arc
never greatly alarmed at the organ
Izatlon OF investigating or reform
bodies, for they know that they are
generally composed OF busy people
who cannot turn aside from their
own affairs for any great length of
time 70 carry on reforms, and that
sooner or later their efforts will
cease. and the patient denizens OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29

the underworld and their explolters
can then reappear and continue the
traffic as formerly
So the conviction grew that In or
der 10 make a real and lasting TIM
proyement IN conditions. a perma-
nent organization should be created.
the continuation OF which would not
be dependent upon a tempovTy wave
Of reform. nor upon thesii OF any
man or group OF men. but which
would go on. generation after gen
Grafton. continuously making war
fare against the forces OF evil II
also appeared that private organi-
7ation would have. among other dis
advantages. certain freedom from
publicity and from political bias.
which a publicly appointed commits
sion could not so easily avoid
Therefore, as the initial step. In
the winter OF 1911 the Bureau Of
Social Hygiene was formed. Its
present members are Miss Kathar-
inc Bement Davis, Superintendent Of
the New York State Reformatory for
Women AT Bedford Hills. New York
Paul VI Warburg. OF the firm OF
Kuhn. Loeb a. Company; Starr j.
Murphy. OF the New York Bar. and
John d Rockefeller. Jr As the
work develops, new members may
be- added
One OF the first things undertaken
by the Bureau was the establish
mont an Bedford HIS. adjacent TO
the Reformatory. OF a Laboratory OF
Social Hygiene. under Miss Dayis's
direction In this Laboratory il Is
proposed 10 study. from the physical,
mental. social and moral side each
person committed 10 the Reforma-
tory This study will be carried on
by experts and each case will be
kept under observation for from
three weeks TO three months. as may
be- required When the diagnosis Is
completed II Is hoped that the Lab
oratory viii be In position to recon-
mend the treatment most likely "a
reform the individual. or. II refor-
nation Is impossible. 10 recommend
permanent custodial care Further
more, reaching out beyond the indi-
yiduals involved. II is believed that
thus important contributions may be-
made 10 a fuller knowledge OF the
conditions ultimately responsible for
vice II this experiment is success
ful. the principle may prove appli-
cable 10 all classes OF criminals and
the conditions precedent TO crime
and lead 10 lines OF action not only
more scientific and humane but also
less wasteful than those az present
followed.
In entering upon its labors, the
Bureau regarded It OF fundamental
importance TO make a careful study
OF the social evil In this country and
In Europe, feeling that this prob
lem, like any other great and diff
cult one. can be intelligently APP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29
ANTLAI.COHOL CONGRESS
MEETS ~ COLuNII >.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan Is The
first Anii-Alcohol Congress ever
held in this country, In which the
participants include representatives
of AN the prominent temperance and
anti-saloon organizations and relig.
Ious organizations and societies of
AN denominations. was called 10 or
der in this city today for two days
session
Prominent among the scheduled
speakers are Congressman Rich
mond T. lIobson OF Alabama. Zolla
Foster Stevens Of the International
Sunday School Association. and
Judge j G.. McWhorter, who led the
dry" forces in the recent successful
campaign for state prohibition Ia
West Virginia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29

tlOn Herewith the Kress wagon and
feed yards Manager Harris o. the
Kress Lumber Co. reports the pro
crossing building OF several hand
some farm residences in the local
vicinity This year will probably see
the construction % a new Kress pub
Dc school building AZ a cost o.
10000. and also doubtless the
erection Of several new residences a.
there 10 strong demand Tor rental
dwellings and not vacant house 10
the town
Kress has Methodist and Baptist
church buildings and a Presbyterian
organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29

preached only By means OF a thor-
ough and complete knowledge OF all
the factors involved, as well as all
the methods and experiences OF 9th
er cities aud countries Ia dealing
with H. Arrangements were made
therefore in the early part OF last
winter 10 secure the services OF Geo.
]. Kneeland. who had directed the
Chicago Vice Commission inyestiga-
ton Since that time. Mr. Knee
land. with a corps OF assistants, has
been making a thorough and COM
prehensive survey of the conditions
OF vice In New York City. This sur
yey has covered not only houses OF
prostitution. Ralnes Law hotels, dis
orderly saloons. cafes and restau-
rants. massage parlors and other
places where vicious people congre-
gate. but also the personal histories
Of some two thousand prostitutes
and a study OF all the case records
for one year OF a great majority OF
the hospitals and dispensaries In
New York City. with a view 10 as
oertaining the prevalence Of yener-
cal diseases and their ratio TO all
other diseases. Mr. kneeland's re-
port Is now in progress OF prepare
ton and will be published within
the next two months
At the same time, the Bureau was
fortunate In securing the services of
Abraham Fyeyuer. whose reports on
the medical schools In this country
and In Europe are so we'll known, 10
study the social evil and The various
methods OF dealing with 1t in the
leading cities of Europe Mr. FleX.
ner spent the greater part OF a year
abroad. making searching and eX'
haustiye inquiry into the subject. and
is now working on his report, which
will be ready for publication this
winter.
Based upon all OF these studies
which will probably be published by
December OF this year. IL Is the hope
OF the Bureau that there may be de
yised a practical plan for dealinl
with the social evil in New York
. City plan which public opinion
can be- brought TO support
In conclusion, IL cannot be toe
strongly emphasized that the spirit
which dominates the work OF th,
/ Bureau Is not sensational or senti
mental or hysterical, that It is not
spirit OF criticism OF public Off
cials; but that II Is essentially q
spirit OF constructive suggestion anC
Of deep scientific as well as human,
interest In q great world problem.
/ JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER. Jr,
For the Bureau OF Social Hygiene
p. O Box $40. New York City.
Fitted ~ Night-tilasses Specia
electrical equipment for this yer!
purpose. Wolcott. open nights I'll
: o'clock. Phone SOC Fuqua block
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29
kRESS IS BUSY
SHIPPING POINT
Draws Large Revenues from
Wide and Productive
Territory
o, DAILY s.a san cor.pona.n,

W DAILY NrSg 1taf Correspondent
KftkSS. Teas. Jan p kress.
located on the Santa - railroad IN
Swisher County Is busy shipping
and general traffic center the
town drawing large revenues from
vide and wealthy agricultural and
livestock areas % both swisher and
Hale counties The Brandenbaugh
seyatOr reports handsome grain
shipments already for this season.
While much milo maize and kaflr
corn are SIN in the country
IIerf Pork and Mutton
The Kres8 region raises excellent
beei. pork and mutton the hog in
dustry especially strongly and stead
ily annually adding 20 rs growing OF
urine market porkers
Premium Poultry And Developing
Diaries
Premium pos'try aud eggs ar"
produced WITH yearly increasing
shipments of b1h th.sa great tens
~ farm profit while fhn dairy bust.
nes. rapidly and rich building
The Financial Tombstone
starting ol fhe sory heels of in"
great monDnr genera. panic OF
thrse yesrs ago 'he Farmers state
Bank Of Eres has INCREASINGLY et
banded alike .t business scopes and
Volume. Dos deposits las' Gam reaching
n strong comparative figures Of
tG1 900. while Cashier Skpworth AL
ready reads an assurance o. largely
Increased business for this year
krcss
Zoo addition 90 her bank and elcya-
tor Krcss has a population Of 2'o.
blg general merchandise establish.
ments. a busy lumber yard an indie
pendent telephone system with long
distance connection with tho south
eestprn Telephone Company not
ably excellent public school which
iurludes high school instruction a
ven equipped drug store with good
doctor a. The helm also AZ Fords
another good doctor brags on the
SLipxorth barber shop which never
DIPS customer and always gives
h,m'dis moneys worth points with
pride 10 the roomy aud eycellently
arranged Krcss hotel and lastly
no means least has we'll admins
tered pOstoffico The popular Mr..
ind Mrs George Bagley have just
moved IA from their country home
aud assumed charge OF the Krcss ho-
tel Mr. Baglcy running In connec-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29

Fitted at Night-Glasses Special
electrical equipment for this very
purpose. Wolcott. open nights till
: O'Clock. Phone SOC Fuqua block.
74-6c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
AVIATOR CRUSHED
UNDER HIS MACHINE
Otto w. Brodie, a Professional,
Meets Death by Falling
Only Is Feet.

CHICAGO, April lotto W. Brodie, a
professional aviator, was killed today by
fall OF his machine from d height of
forty-five feet at the aviation grounds
on West Sixty-third street and South
F'iftysecond avenue. Brodie was head
OF a school of aviation and was testing
new machine.
Brodie was guiding the machine over
some trees when protruding branch
snapped a guide wire, preventing control
of the aeroplane. The aviator was caught
under the engine and his body was driven
six inches into the ground.
Brodie was one of the first Chicagoans
TO take up aviation professionally. He
was IS years OF age and had been flying
about four years. His instruction work
was SO successful that he recently
planned a factory for the manufacture
OF air craft.
Rrodie claimed the distinction OF be-
ing the first aviator TO deliver parcel
post packa ges by the air route. He car
ried several such packages from Cicero.
suburb OF Chicago, to Argo, Ill, soon
after the parcel service was installed
by the postoffice department, Most OF
his flying was done In Chicago and vicln-
ity, although he recently appeared In
Florida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
TWO CHILDREN AND
GOVERNESS KILLED

PARIS, April IA triple automobile
fatality. in which the two children Of
Isadora Duncan. the American dancer.
and their governcss were killed, occurred
at evaIols- Perret. just outside the walls
OF Paris, today. under circumstances
which are being investigated by the au
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children We're out enjoying a drive. When
crossing a bridge over the Seine the
motor car suddenly swerved and dashed
from the roadway across the footpath.
II went through the ralliugs at the side
of the bridge and plunged into the river.
The bodies Of the two children and the
governess We're recovered soon after
ward The chauffeur who drove them
was rescued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
COURSE
/ of EDITOR NELSON
lpreme Court Commissioners
Reports Findings in the
Contempt Case.
b MALICE IN COMMENT
ewspaper Held to Be With
h Its Rights and Its Article
I Substantially True.
MALICE IN COMMENT

CITY, Mo-, April 49,
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malice in the publication Of the arti-
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contempt of court and sentenced to
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Fatal Chinese Eeud.

COLUMBUS. O., April 19,-S. ". Tong.
aged 20. Chinese interpreter OF Baltimore,
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Woo Gew. aged 25, Iaundryman. was
stabbed In the head with an icepicls and
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Jack, Chinese grocer is held for inves-
tigation as the result OF an affray early
today at 81 Chinese boarding house