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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

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SEEDS. BULBS AND POULTRY
SUPPLIES.
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FRFESTAS AND ONALIS should De
planted now They are easily grown
and are very pretty and fragrant. 20c
and 25c a dozen
OWING TO the high price Of grain we
are compelled 20 20 mp on the price OF
chicken feed We regret that We have
70 make this advance, but rather than
cut the quality Of the Red Comb Feeds
we are fUrccd TO do &C. Iutl further
notice the following prices viii apply.
Red Comb Scratch Feed 81 SO per 100
pounds % pounds 81 20 10 pounds 25c
Red Comb Mash Feed, s. 30 per 100
pounds 80 pounds Sl20, o pounds g5c
Aunt Patsy Mash Feed 81 20 per 100
pounds. 90 pounds 81 40. 3 pounds 2ac
Park & Pollard Mash Feed s. 90 per
100 pounds. 20 pounds 100. s pounds
fbc
FANCY Clipped oats roc per bushcI
PURE Wheat Bran, 81 70 per 100 pounds.
CHICKEN Wheat 81 80 per buahcI
ALFALFA MEAL $3.50 per 100 pounds.
WE HAVE gotten in single and double
Dutch Hysciuths. single and double
Tulips II IS a little carly vet tu plant
them outdoors. but planted In pots tu the
house they viii bloom about Christmas
our bulbs are extra large and SIRE
boomers. Come In and get a copy of our
bulb Catslog
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Auction Sale and Rarbeeue.

Eighty residence lots, a large store
house, a lye-rOom cottage and ar
eIght-roOm dwelling at Center Hill
viii be auctioned off Thursday on tho
premises by the T. 3. Lumpkin Realty
Company. Center Hill can be reached
by way Of the River car line from tho
Elliotts store stop, where the realty
concern win have automobiles to NEE.
the crowds. The sale will start al
noon and adjourn at 1 o'clock for din
ner. starting again at o'clock Tho
dinner will be in the nature Of an old
fashioned barbecue. O. G. Clark viii
be the auctioneer.
Progress on Y. M. c. A,
-Four stories in concrete of the new
Y NJ c. A. Building on Luckie street
are completed. and the work is being
rushed to n finish. The terra Gotta.
work between the floors is also done
This structure will cost $250,O00 anC
viii combine all the features Of tho
best Y. NJ. c. A building through
out the country.
The building has been put close tc
the sidewalk. SO that it will be impos
sible to widen Luckie street on the
north side. Luckie is about 80 fee
wide at this point, from curb TO curb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26
pickerina We chamber.

The Atlanta Real Estate Board
through Harris G White. president
and others. is negotiating with tho
Atlanta Chamber Of Commerce fo.'
space in the new Chamber home a.
the southeast corner of Auburn ave-.
nue. and North Pryor street Tenta-
tive plans were disclosed Thursday
at a meeting of the board of direc-
tors in the office of the Charles p,
Glover Realty Company.
President White is in favor of tho
idea, since the members of the boarC
would have the advantage of q res
taurant, a swimming pool, reading
and rest rooms. The matter is under
discussion with Wilmer L. Moore,
president of the Chamber.
The place of executive secretary Of
the realty board, made vacant by tho
recent resignation of Joseph D,
Greene, will be filled at once by MI,
White, and the office of the seCre-
tary will be temporarily IN Mr.,
Whites office in the Grant building.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Wiz do an kind of house repairing.
painting. etc. Work executed in best
workmanship style. promptly done, and
az reasonable prices. See us if YOU
want anything in this line. Room 1926.
Empire Building
10 ACRES within city limits. best sub
division proposition in city. terms,
ST.. 600
NORTH SIDE renting property. paying
81 Ter cent, terms, near Georgian
Terrace Hotel. only S4,5oo
For quick sale, list your property
with us.
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COLUMBIA AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE.

2S7 EDGEWOOD AVENUE
LARGEST exclusive dealers Of used cars
in tine south, over 40 always on hand
at prices from 500 to $1,000. Write FOR
monthly catalogue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

FRONTING Peachtree road and car
line. near Piedmont road. very
desirable lot Runs back to another
Cohen
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
a

FOR BEA TTIFIL HOMES and buiId-
Ing lots in College Park. the most de-
s,ra6le suburb Of Atlanta, see / c.
Irt'rB-v
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Electric Garages
Tire Repairing
MOTORCYCLES AN0 BICYCLES.
pURcAAsE MoNEY NorEs.

BIG motorcycle bargain Wagner mo-
toTcyCle, good running condition, $35.
STernblatt Bros, LIB Peters street
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. LOTS-WIIi pay cash for 100
feet on North Side suitable for build
ing TWO houses. J.. O. Box 100
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ON NEXT PAGE.
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40-ACRE FARM on Redan road, "a
miles from Atlanta. Upland, bottom
land beautiful wooded land, no inn
provements but cheap for $40 an acre.
See Mr. Eve or Mr.. Hook.
-. ....r- IL -. .r--..r-r. IL -
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ON DUNN STREET, West End. near
oak street "a very comfortable and
substantial seyeu-roOm cottage home
on large level lot. All c0nveuiences
A real home proposition and cheap for
SO 500 See MI White
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE ARE IN THE MARKET for APP
pllcations for first and second mort
gage loans and first and second mort
gage purchase money notes ON Atlanta
property. We make speciality ~ SECOND
mortgages and purchase money notes
Owners see us first Quick service
RANDOLPH LOAN co.
q Inmau Building NJ ST.
MORTGAGE LOANS IN ANY AMOUNT
ON DESIRABLE PROPERTY SEX
l. II ZURIINE. EDGAR DUNLAP IN
SURANCE AGENCY. 2O2 GAMBLER
BLDG
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REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NE VS.

auce Company. and the Empire Trusi
and Safe Deposit Company. Tho
highest item was $4,000, a loan deeo
from A. P. Stewart to the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Company. the
property being the Piedmont Parl
Apartments on East Eleventh street,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

FOR SALE CHEAP-Ore per WHITE
and Fawn Indian Runner .#-H= TOW
laying. also one prize drake |...-
white strain vs. l. Hoover 100 West
Washington street. Fast FH.u'
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FARMS WANTED.

I WANT 10 rent a small farm, - to
- acres, close in. want land suitable
for truck farming Address ". W.
Gibson. 2a3 East avenue
HOTELS FOR SALE.
$500 CASH buys lease. perishable furni-
ture linen. CToCkery, etc. in up-to-
date furnished hotel in small town, hO-
tel has good trade and excellent repu-
IA ton r. Box G15. care Georgian
HAVE yOU SOLD THAT HOJ SEo A
little For Sale ad In the Want Ad'
section Wal find purchaser.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

FARM LOANS PLACED Iu any amount
on improved farm auus ir Georgia
The Southern Mortgage Company. Gould
Building
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PURCHASE MONEY NOTES BOUGHT.
HAVE limited amount Of money for
good purchase money notes. dgar
Dunlap Insurance Agency See l.. II
Zurline. 2O2 Gambler Building.
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POULTRY
Pet and Live Stock
Ducks

EXCHANGE F11rer al. rs- r.
ducks FOR any Eapa rtHr"a-- "r"1
chickens. prefer pgllarr Tu.r- #a-r bee
ginning to lay. oaH Dean Farm. Stone
MnnEtaiU. Ca
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Apartment House Conveyance.

Miller & Smisson have sold to Z,
client of the J T. Kimbrough Rea.
Estate Agency No IA Highland ave-
nue.. an apartment house on a so by
$50 foot lot, for $4,000. The transac-
tion had some trading elements, since
some property was taken in part pay
memt
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LOANS $500 AND UP.
On Furniture, Pianos, or on En-

VAI I VI III INNI = 7 IWTTT0- VI WI LII
dOrsed Notes.
WE ARE a new company. organized for
the purpose OF IosuIuE money 10 work
ing men and ladies keeping house, At the
lowest possible rate of interest We pos
itively make no charges for commissions
drafting papers or any other So-ralIra
charge. but only ask you TO pay The
rate permitted by the laws of the state
Our easy payment plan allows you to
pay US back 10 suit your income We
also protect you from publicity, and eK-
tend every courtesy 10 make the carry
ing OF a loan satisfactory To you IN
every way
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A.iatie Crecds.

Fcw people realize III. growth OF
Asiatic cults and religions in America
II is stated on apparently good au
,hori,y that this country now holds
5000 sun worshipcrs. and an equal
number OF Buddhists.
Probably ten times as many per
sons have covered the Oriental basis
of their new creed with n veneer OF
western Christianity. The number OF
dabblcrs in the mystic" cults of India
now among us cannot bc guessed.
There is no cause for alarm at this
growth of Oricntalism. Neither Is 1t a
thing to he proud OF. Mysticism. sen
sualism. letharry-these in varying
proportions are woven in the texture
of every hsiaiic creed that is seeking
converts here. Thcse crecds do not
and cannot fit the busy life Of our lard
today. and for that very reason they
will make no dangerous progress in
this land
The growth OF pagan Orientalism
In America is remarkable. but. after
all, it touches only the fringe OF our
population.
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Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
The Wonderful Music that Bursts Forth
Whsa the Stork Arrives.

That funny. iiitlr. hra-.v cry thar echoes
the arrival ~ the n"w hahy II perhaps the
most cherished remembrance" "f eur lives.
Aud thousands II happy mothers awe their
preservation ,o health snd strength 10
Mother. Friend. This l. mn external rem
rdy that is applied u" Tue abdominal mus
.ir- II relieves ali til" tension. prevents
tenderness sn.i vain. enables th" muscles
/" expand gently. aud, when hshy comes.
the muscles relax naturally. III" form 10
preserved without iac"rsti"n ar other at
rid.nt,
You will nnd Mothers Friend IN sale at
HlMu>i any drug siurr. u II u one of tho
> nu,iarh. r-linbt" remedies that grand
u,nth.r- everywhere haN" relied upnn.
With lis ally use during the period of
expect ntion.- there Is No weakness, no
nausea. Go Mnrnlng sickness, II" pain, dis
tr..S ar strain II any kind, Its influence
IL truly remarkable. a. II p"nrtrsl"- the
Tissues and renders them plant and easily
governed by the demands "f nntur''. You
y IN lee SURPRISED at II, wonderful effect and
what u grateful relief II affords,
Especially ''. YOUNG "oni"n Mother 4
Friend I. one "i the -r'si-st al all helpful
Influences,
You will Ind this wonderful remedy On
sale at the store where you t'ad". "r they
Will get II for You. " l. prepared by Trad
n-ld Regulator 90. i:I Lamar building.
Atlanta Ga. Write them for - very waltz
able book to esp-ciant mothers
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Neu Neckwear Designs

TIL. approach OF the spr!n: aud
summer season has brought out II
number OF new designs In nccwk-ar
for street ny. ON the blpus. or tailor
suit. Rabots and jahots are very
long. the bottom being shopcd In diff
f.rcnt ways. Some are cut of square.
others diagonal or iishtallri.
The onca popular Robcspicrrc col
lar has quite lag. It's nnlic. bu, APP
.peayS. With s.ight notifications. un-
der the appc.lu;ion OF the rounded
imperial or kichelicu collar. which
las sharp points resembling cpauiets
The imperial and Rirhelicu collars
never meet in the front. being fast
'n.d on each side with u knife plait-
ci rufflc. edged with lace. Thr collar
itself may be OF fine hand-embrcid-
cred batistc or hand-cmbroidsr.d
linen. crepe de chine. blonde net or
any other soft material.
Other collars are OF fine enibroid-
iry with pointed lapcls. srLllopch
and embroidered. edged with soft
lace. Some of the prctticst laccs used
In these collars are Point de Vcni.c.
cluns. shadow i NalencIennes. baby
Irish lace. Chuntilly. Alcncon and
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
rbo,Inht He Had Them,

In the days OF the continuous at the
Olympic an occasional professional
visitor was n clown with an educated
pip. He used TO take the pig out with
him when he had finished his act and
had him harnessed up like trick
pooch with collar, shoulder straps
and a leading string. In this way the
rrunter tro,tcd along the street at just
his masters gait.
Ont of the hotel across the way
came man who had been hitting 'er
nm for a week, during which time he
had remained up all night and had
silent all day 1t was his first ven
turc out in a strong light, and it made
him blink. Along came the clown and
his mate Joe Morgan rubbed his
ewes and halted the vaudeville actor.
TEL me-" he asked earnestly, SIS
thnt a dog or a pig?"
why. it's a pig. you rummy," was
the answer. What's the matter with
you!"
"Thank heaven!" exclaimed Joe
Morgan fervently: its pig. it's a
pIs,''-Chicago Post.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
BULLETIN

- Louis. March -, Th" nrEuins
river Is flooded aud one ne Is known
to hnV" been lest,
Th' Btr'Im spread over the low
lands aud inundated much of the
territory from Forest uurt TO the Mis
HiFslppi river
Hundreds uf hpisrs In south St
Louis gru HIrrounird los water. and
tn" police were busy all night WARM
Ing Hmilius 10 leave their hunrs.
William i Ross. u"ggu. Was
drowned "a hc attempted 20 wade
from his home.
\ irycc hrotn az licohiug street
and tho iron Mountain tracks. sud
;h water rushed through TIA" zap.
forming uu immcnsn lake and mum
dating ten blocks Of houses.
\ report Yves received 1T pol"
headquarters that almost Hu entire
block al E.rhclhnrg avenue, in So
Louis has caNcd iu.
Whom III" 'yc" nrOE" iiy- pnr-
sons wore mnrCouci on a roof. 4 boat
wEU secured and after dangerous
trip. during which tie boat oyeriIrn
'. twice. the people were taken of
safely. Thcy had been ON the rp
fiN. hour.
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What Ouleted Him.

II was the hrst tim. that John
Willie. aged four. had ever faced the
csinera-at least. since he had begun
to take N live interest In things.
Now. my little dear said the pro.
tosraphcr. III .oh1i jus, keep stiil II
moment we shall soon have Il pleasant
picture
Hut nothing on earth would induce
John Willie to keep s,ill.
IF you'll Just 20 outside. madam. g
the nr,is, said. after he had tried
Dr half an hour. Il think | can man.
age II all right
John Willi.'s mother went out. for
she, too. was tired OF III. strain. And.
behold! Five minutes later the pho
tographer smilinsly assured her that
all was well. As for John Willie. he
was ms meek as n lamb. Only when
they reached home did his mother at.
tempt to discover the reason.
"Muvvcr.' John Willie explained.
''hc looked terrible at me. and said:
Now. then. you ugly little beast. II
you don't keep your twisting carcass
still. I'll skin YOU alive" That's why
I kept quiet Exchange.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
HAD REMNANT OF HONESTY
Admitted Thief Returned Borrowed
Monsy. Though He Couldn't Tell
Why Hs Did So.

Here il the dollar borrowed from
you today" said a shabby Individual.
rendering the money to fellow iod.
ger In Bowery hotel. Il rimmed u
bookmaker three times this after
noon"
"F7immed?"
"In one pocket | carried "a number
Of one dollar bills each crumpled np
by itself. When circus visitor
bought candy h. sometimes rendered
q ten dollar bill in paymen, Quick
iy crumplinE the bill would thrust
It into my pocket wher" kept III"
ones. Then would hastily thrust "A
bill back into his hand and esclaim:
"I can't change it now. old man.
see me after the show
ITO distract the victims attention
would always thrust nm extra sup
ply OF candy into his pocket lnyari-
ably he would disappear. thinking he
had the best of tn. bargain. whereas
he had paid Just 50 for few cents
worth of candy. AS the hill thrust into
his hand was one which ! had sub
stitutcd for his ten.
But my long career as a ilimi'am-
mer spoiled me for all honest en-
dcavor. ] have lately earned pre-
carious livelihood by placing bets with
bookmakers who pay commission OF
ten per cent. on all business brought
to them.
when I have n nv" dollar bet to
place I never hand II over In one hill
but always convert II into ones. Two
Of these I keep. The other three By n
simple trick I fold In III" middle and
by n sleikht of hand movement cause
the bookmakcr To believe he is rcceiv-
Ing IS. because six ends ar. displayed
TO him.
In this manner realized S. this
afternoon In addition to III" ten per
cent. commission OF tn. bookmak.r
on &i5 which l cauFcd him to think
he received. In other words. nv
total earnings for the day ar. SI.5C.
and you must admit this II pretty
good for n has been"
But. my good man. Easp.d til.
lender. III you max. your living dis
honestly In this manner, why hav. you
chosen to keep faith With me by re-
turning the dollar you borrowed
Il don't quit. understand II myself" :"
admitted the nimi'ammcr. Il only
know that I feel dIsgrac"d II work
for money honestly. New York
Herald.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
ARKANSAS SWEPT
BY SEVERE STORM

Leslie. Ark. March 2I.-A tOrua-
do striking eight miles southwest Of
here last night caused one known
death Five other persons are report
I'd killed and seven known to he In
iured seriously. Rumcy. II village Ave
miles south Is reported to have suf-
fercd great damage. rhr wind WAS
accompanied by floods which caused
thousands OF dollars damage to
farms.
Aicn hourly are riding In here
from the mountains with stories Of
the storms havoc ana begging Tor
medical aid
Mrs. John Soudcrs. wife Of q farm-
er whose house was In the torundoa
path. was Killed ii"r husband aud
sou william were Injured seriously.
The wind carried the Suudors home
900 feet. dashing II down In heap
OF kiudliuI
The home of james Tri--r, farm
or living five miles east or loslio.
WAS carried sixty feet through the
air. seriously iuIuring Tricso. hiE
wife and three small children.
High winds and heavy hail circuit
ed havoc among crops, tearing OFF
house tops aud breaking windows
All streams In this vicinity az" on. -.
banks and many bridges are reported
washed away.
Telegraph aud telephone service u
Msngcr reports from
Ruml"y say live persons were killed
In that town. several injured rnl
great dnmaE" done 70 property
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
SPANISH,

Spanish.
An entirely new form OF collar
made oi embroidered net or larc has
y ii;'lc poin; vert attached To n saocl,
This ycs; is usually urnn n.n:"d with
II row OF buttons down tn. middle.
| and has n little g'Ir how ai III. ,op.
Tn. flat collar and eur gets In the
new ST. Gail embroidery are very
rrotty. Tn. collars ar" cut with
points on tn. shoulders. AMI ar.
shallow in the back. Crcpc~,!c chinc
TX one OF the most popular fabrics
for collars this spring aud is made
up into the colorcd Windsor tie.
\ very pretty rs well as practical
conccif Is the iIir:y collar protcc.
ton OF fine dotted net nr shadow
lace. abou, six inches wide. to wear
around The collar under the coat
Tile ends ar. gathered into an orna-
mcn or tn.>cl OF braid.
Now that furs ar" being discarded
come Hight covering go take their
place can br found In the short ruiis
OF the curled ostrich feathers. These
are obtalnablc In black. mixed with
white. gray and white. and mustard.
tied Mt the lef; side with - ribbon to
tone. 4 cluster or tiny flowers may
he attached to this how.
Chrnnirle-Nows rue E.. month
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
MILITIA CALLED OUT

indianapolis. Ind. Mar. - Gov
rrnor RnlstCn. at the request Of May
or shank this afternoon, called out
one Of tho local militia companies 10
assist the police In patrollinr the
districts about the bridges to pro
vent che people from getting on
bridges.
Tho city officials issued call for
help this afternoon for money TO as
sist in strengthening the lcyocs and
In moving furniture from buildings
by the flood
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thny
cannot reach the scat of tho disease. ca
tarrh ir n blood or constitutional disease.
md in order to cure it yuu must take in
ternni remedies Irall's Cn,arrh Cure Is
taken internally. AID acts directly upon
the blood and ms 'DuA SURFACES; i.AIi
was prescribed ty Cac ot III" best phr-
sIrnus IN this country for ycnrs and Is
n regular prescription. u - . imposed oi
4thc bcs,s 'orlr5 ',scwn. co'nhi-"d With ~.
Lelt blood rgf'ilnrB. .ct.S'y tircrtl7' o0 O.. q
mucous ylirliccs. -" r"rf"'' c'nib'a@'
tion II the tTo ingredients H. wit no
ducos such v'orGrrf"' results in cnEins
catarI'i, Send for I i'"tp0ials, free.
i. !. tNlriH',Y q CO. rrops.. Toledo. o
stld nv tsi''rgists. price T5c.
Ta.:s il..g .'ai4!ly IL for rcaS:lpn:ion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
SEEKS DlSMlSn.. OF
DURANGO MURDER CASE

Durango. Colo, March 25.--Peti-
tiour asking the district attorney to
dismiss the cases against Isaac Cox,
John Graves and Jesse Carmen.
charged with murder in connection
with the shooting of David McAIull-
en- last November have been circu-
lated here. In Il former trial on Il
charge of killing Samuel TRULY the
three men were acquitted. The petit
tion asks the dismissal of the case
on account OF the cost to the county.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
STOMACH SICK?
di-c-rg VIII Prevent Further
Trouble.

Hero. as In other rr.fa. au1 .uuur
stomach trouble ar. .usu.rinE rI.-
rims fn most ir.fiola WAY.
Srurls everyone w. ili-rr3iiHg IIH
stomach. prrhHr- ununu iuu-iH. huf
t'h time comes when wn g.uUp.
1hu-1 It with Imuuniiv. Nature
warns us. Distress after eating,
bclchug or gas, tha' lump nf 'aai
Eraling Zoo tho Stomach headache nuI
lack or energy rrH warning H'=u1lr.
Now at uuc.-iS iS the time tu stop
this distress
Mi-o-nu Stomach Tablets Dob tHc
IumCdy. Get a bON foiay Th,Ir HH.
tiuu ig immediate. BESIDES stopping
THE distress Mi-u.ul smrpItos fHn.
iritutoG WALL 90 iln stomach and
ytrourthous tho nn.trIa r1llfu'aE en
'uht th.v pour out trpr Ia.lH uH-
PLY Of digestive materials. rIHr
prompt digestion of the fn0d chat .H
eaten.
Mi-o-ua ts NOT an yzp fl.
Is not curo-ull r. ia o. sr .HI|,a
remedy recommended Tor but ou
thing stomach iIis.
It's uso stops stomach I.srrrHH nHI
improves the digestive s5 stem n
that what you ont i7 converted Iu.Y
nutrition and the entire system #
So certain arc tie results Co., .'Iam.
ma that IL Is always SON uu rr.
money back OF not benefited uIHr.
Hausmau Drug Co. aul dru.E
everywhere. 50c "a large box.
Chrouicle-N News soc "A rpuurn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
Looters Shooting
Flood Victims is
Claim of Refugees

Iudianapoiis. Ind. March .5.-.
The Western Union operator at
DIdson. Ohio says the office IL filled
With foreigners wuh hay. fled from
Dayton. Ohio. i.oC'.rs are shooting
People down Ia ia. s;r 'cts oi Dayton
Nrcr'ding tn th"i" refugees.
The Fifth street bridge Al b,ytlu
has wash.d down against til" "'il-
road bridge and arrangements ar"
being made to dynamite both stru,-
iur.s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
WHITE RIVER. IN MISSOURI.
Is ON THE RAMPAGE

Springfield Mo. Mn:. -. trnr
that the a2-ioGi dam a,rgTs The
Whit. river. near FoTsv'h". Nj. vii
be unable TO withstand the IT"mcn
dpuF volume o. water brought down
by u heavy rise. is causing concern
at n scor" Of towns In tn. Whi," HIv-
err valley.
Hundreds OF farmers In the low
lands ar. moyin away.
The flood Is ih. most serious In
years. Thousands oI acres al. inun-
dated
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-25
INDIANAPOLIS SUFFERS MOST
OF INDIANA CITIES

indianapolis Ind. Mar. %. Out
side Of lndinnnpolis. Fort Wayne.
Rushyille aud koaomo were among
the worst sufferers from tn" flood
In the outside.
At Knkomo the water IN some of
the streets was eight feet deep aud
rushing like a mountain torruIt.
Schools and buslucss wcr" suspend
Cd and strtc troops pairollcd as much
ns they were able The homes uf
thousands OF persons were sub
mrTrpd