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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25

t6a To- Fl aiiev al fepneG in nn ; tot Ssao
sa5 cash ana b5io1 1,i ia - ~ ~ ,te $oUu'
Two three room homses nU lNt 5avIa0i nric
ST 900 S1GO cash fbe halnnco 80 IA p or ,oe
1878, Atlanta fS47 liz S"mtb Rr"ad Isl et
1-G2-16
NT-l;TT soil ,-ac7D7 IL To7,,-,-7,- 20 ,,,-j ~
on Morgan street one Sioci1 ff 20 or ~" Nortp w
BouIevard 50X13n rsNt Ia 60 Saa mis-
lot Make offer Box 747. care Georrian,
44-25-2
N n PT7y-TI - ,7-7--
ON iot :, Nv oo0 Io,s No., To'i ~ np"at [
railroad station. Price s.. I5G, Irrms
In IIaneyille-S room LnnSc nr lmt N
by zoo Price $4,000 with terms
one six-room house at Mountain View.
with one acre of land Price 81 800
$500 cash, balance $50 per month
Fof sale at Mountain View, fOur-roOm
house and three acres Of land, with gen
eral variety OF hult Price $,750. win
Eve I,,t, terms ,,, n,
Hapeyille, Ca. Bell phone East Point IA,
NORTH SIDE bungalow? six rooms an
.conveniences. Price $500 $500 cash.
Maln a25S 2-25-6
FOR QUICK SALE-At big sacrince and
saving agents commissions, splendid
home Two blocks from Ponce lleLeon ave
e nue nelWeeh N3rth boulevard and Jack
son street with four rooms and lava
o amnd o 'ft oor ITu W., ro9is ana Dat
----.
folt SNLt,-SlN house, near Grant
park, three car lines, elevated lot; hot
and cold water; near churches ana
%IlU1,S: %ns%yer: p""I{ III S1SI pasaIce nhg rent
''' ~'oOi 3 81 ., -
-, - = =
FOX S5,4VV on very easy terms, the own
Fl VIII sen mouse ana lot NO; l4Z Crum-
eE Main III Is 5o5e bargain Fhons 3
y, ,''1' oo9 "a 10
HAN = No 80 Noodson reet-S2, 400;
rent Sl9 per month. $3.50 cash and $50
per monih. WIN consider trade for va
cant lol III negro section. Miltos strauss
IVY $50 2-22-4 l
iNMAN PARK home Of cIo6I rooms M
Elizabeth street: hardwood floors gas
and electric lights. furnace heat; lot 60
by -; grapes. fruit and chicken house
Price $3.50. Must sell Can Main @539.
" 2-25-6
THOSE $3.50 oue-acre lots in FcrnWo0d-
ON Peachtree road and opposite Brook
haven. are the surprise OF lot buyers "a
IntereSt no taxes Phone Mr. Southyick,
IVY $500; or call a Charles y, Glover
n TnFN gfp
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Real Estate For Sale.

THREE-ROO house, new, on lot 25Xl20
to loft. alley, all fenced in; price $500,
go cash and balance $40 per month; also
two three room houses on lot 50Xl00; price
Sl,400; Sl00 cash, the balance $3.50 per
month, takes them both. Call Mack, Main
1878, Atlanta 1S47. 1lIa South Broad st.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Houses for Rent.
W. A. FOSTER& RAYMOND ROBSON
Ii EDGEWOoD AVE.
FOR RENT.
4 g t,F I

12t LUCILLE AVE, WEST END.
On the left going out Lucille avenue be-
tween Culberson and Lawton we have q
second floor four-r room fiat, with cabinet
mantels tiling hearths electric lights.
gas, bath and sink in the kitchen, on u
car line, convenient 10 schools ana
churches. in a No. | good neighborhood,
furnished for housekeeping. Price $50
No children.
$50 PJ'ILIAAI STREET.
ON the left going out Pulliam street just
beyond Georgia avenue. we have lower
floor tour-rOum fat; has cabinet mantele.
tiling hearths, electric lights, gas, batl
and sink in the kitchen, in a nice neigh
borhood, on car line, convenient to
schools and churches, including city
water: $1,000.
1G3 y. JACKSON STREET.
At the above number on Jackson street,
we have a lower floor siN-rOom apartment
with all modern ConvenienCes, such as
ca binet mantes. tiling hearths, electric
lights. gas, bath, and sink in the kitchen.
This apartment is in nice first class con-
dtion, situated on a large elevated lot,
in a No !, good neighborhood on a car
line, convenient to schools and churches.
Price S35.
And a long list of other houses.
we can place it safely.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Plymouth Rocks.


EGGS from Ringlet Barred Plymouth
Rocks $3.50 and So per setting s. c.
Hamilton, Buford. Ga 36-21-2
EGGS from my Ringlet Barred Rocks of
quality, So per setting Satisfaction or
your money back. r. r. Woodard, Doug
las. Ga 5S-1S72
WHITE ROCKS Fishel strain; laying
pullets. $1.5G; eggs. baby chicks. Maud
Freeman. Route 3, Griffin. Ga 65-11-2
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Eggs-All Varieties.

TEN to twenty dozen infertile fresh eggs
per week. year round; every egg guar
anteed. Dozen lots by parcel post to
your door. Indian Runner duck or hen
eggs. Make us offer. Oak Dean Farm.
Stone Mountain. Ca 2-l0-15
THE EGGS of different varieties Of fowls
will be found classified under their re-
spective breeds in the future. instead of
under the classification of Eggs
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Seeds and Poultry Supplies.


H. G. HASTINGS & co.
SEEDS AND POULTRY SUP
PLIES. NORTH AND SOUTH
SIDE DELIVERIES 8 a. NJ,
INMAN PARK AND WEST
END , p. NJ. PHONES 256S.
USE CYPHERs INCUBATORS TO hatch
your chickens in, and raise them in the
International Sanitary Hover. This is a
combination YOU can't beat We are sole
agents for both of these machines and
would he glad to have YOU call and see
them
lT Is TIME now to plant potatoes, onion
sets. bCetS. radiSh, lettuce. English
peas, luruips and mustard. We have good
fresh stock and can give YOU the very
best varieties of all these items. Get
Hastings cataloG.
THE HATCHING SEASON is on now
We carry all the best brands of chick
feed, such as Red Comb, Spratt's No 5.
Spratts Chick Grain, Pratts Baby Chick
These are the leaders.
RED COMB SCRATCH FEED. the clean
est and best feed on the market; $2.25
per 100 pounds.
MALE ADD FEMALE canary birds
WE SPECIALIZE in prompt deliveries
If YOU can not come to the store, phone
us Your orders, They will receive prompt
attention.
OYSTER SHE'LL grit. charcoal, beef
scraps, alfalfa meal, bran and shorts.
ITUBEROSE, Gamma. caladium and dahlia
bulbs. All nice large bulbs. and sure
to bloom.
LNN-OR-BT ST Mash Feed, s. 1n0
pounds. S pounds .5c.
AUNT PATSY mash feed, s275 per 100
pounds.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Real Estate Wanted.

NANTED-R residence lot on West Peach
tree or Spring. What have you? An
sWer quick Business. 852, care Georgian
42-24-2
$4,000 OR 100000 in small renting proper-
tN for cash Address Box =, care Geor-
gIan. 35-24-2 2
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Rhode Island Reds.
WYandottes.

WHITE WNANDOTTES-Be laying
strain. From four shows | have ten
ribbons. six first three second; three Of
first were ON pens. Eggs, 15, 81. 100 for
So. Mrs. r. p. Steinheimer. Brooks. Ga.
21-53
THE FAMOUS Regal strain Of White
Wyandottes. We have six pens Of these
grand birds mated and can furnish eggs
for Matching now at 49, IS and $40 per l..
Regal Wyandotte Yards. 230 Oglethorpe
avenue, Atlanta HIGHS
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Motorcycles.

EXCELSIOR Motorcycle for sale.
Biggest bargain ever offered. In
good. condition. Call lIr. Flana-
gan. Ivy 1900, Atlanta 363. or
address care f. p. Ansle.t. Rent
Department. 2-19-20
FOR SALE CHEAP good motorcycle. Ad-
dress r.. G. r, care Georgian. 3-20-27
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
PO,.U RY
<2IZZD. % JUDI TJ11ARsHALA
BantamS TOR the. Child1en

While the bantam family seem % be of little
Importance Yet they will rule pay well for their keep and
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Personal
r. the People of Atlanta
and \icinitv.

,,.. .ARROL.L the Everglades man,
A-' ~ announce that he expects To
uersonally conducted excursion to
.a|' ..rglades of Florida and return,
0 Atlanta the third Tuesday in
i me date of the regular excursion
H' rrhcrn points. There will be some
ir...r.. people who will have an opportu-
" make this trip from Atlanta to
.f.m.. Florida, and return free Fifty
-, p. this early date. Persons inter
5r ine free trip viii do well to call
Mr. carroll at Room 653, Kimball
..a this city. Call early and get your
l .u The list. 1t may be you who gets
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Bones.
Ducks.

INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS, 81 per
setting. Apply 715 Peters Bldg 20 -45
WHITE RUNNER EGGS from as good
ducks as there are in the South, from
prize pens, at 81; from utility pens at
81 80 per setting of eleven. Write for
photos and description. South Georgia
Poultry Farm, Sale City. Ca 1-2I-4S
WHITE Indian Runner duck eggs from
select pen, direct from Fischel,s yards;
fourth pen at Newman, and fifth drake at
Southern International 1912 show; 50 and
So for twelve. Coweta Duck Farm
Senoia, Ga. 2-lS-4l
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Seeds, Poultry and Pigs.

FOR SALE Berkshire pigs, hnest IN
.dividuals best Of breeding Cleveland's
big boil, Cooks Improved, Broadwelrs
Qoube-J -Jolnted and Triumph cotton seed.
Sanders Improved, Marlboro and Bats
Four Ear corn. Barred Plymouth Rock
chickens and eggs. White Orpington
cockerels, 81 each; eggs, S1.50 per fif-
teen, Fair View Farm, Palmetto. ca
g-14s7
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-25
Buckeyes.
Buckeyes.
QUALITY BUCKEYES.

QUALITY BUCK ES-A few thorough
bred cockerels for sale. Also eggs from
prize winners. Price per setting of eggs
from 50 to So Write for free descriptive
circular Samuel Pollock. Lyerly, Ga.
2-15-6l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

Thing ncpcndont pn Blue Print.
According 20 500 NDble. even
ffInr lt prnscnt ban. Ia Che balance
until mo blue print can boz gof up
Then there $500 boz nothing io dolaip
fho committee working for thr .ell-
ue pf paro and when 'uo race pro.
gram g.. uod thrt $3.50 boz gl."I
attention hy thr urfWar and rc ode
h. fUl many pntrlr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
CDNMEia ~. RELATIONS
90 THE UNITED ~TATI~

a rour.s. volume entitled Com.
wcrcia a2lalions of fto uuue.
States which contains statistic.
showing tho foreign trado of each
country of iho world during l'l1
compared rith the pregiou. year ha.
Iuu been issued by the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce 8f
a-hington TIT. valablo publication
shows tho principal articles rrd
their value entering into ihr trade of
each country and the Itomilatiou nT
the import from and fhc export. 20
the United States Tho statistic
we're prepared by American consular
Officers. and supplemented by other
official data Lu addition 20 trade
statistic. tho grain crops ana tho
mineral output of tho priuclpa cnun.
tries urc given thus presenting b.
compact form the principal feature.
upon which the commerce and indus.
tries of the foreign countries depend
Tho volume should prove highly val
able for reference purposes. hngiu
been revised Hud brourh up 10 date
SD iar as statistics wcr" ayailaHl,
Copies OF thc book may hc obtlluru
from the superintendent ot boU.
monts Washington. - g.. for 81
cents each
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
OTHER TOWNS ARE TO Be
VISITED BY BOOSTERS

The FAIR boosters who went TO-
Hereford Thur day ana rc.cise1 such
fine reception md plcare. " CO.
operation an1 assistance lr maxine
fho PAM rd', State Fln 1.'.
srn so buoycd over IN trp .ta Het
contemplate taking three more .lc.
flDl within ihe nest fort. Hf
They plan 10 acad ae.-sst.ou 'r
Dalhart another 10 NcIU u.
-till another 20 Canadian Tho trip
elii be- made Boz automobile and Do
engagements viii Boz made 20 accom-
mediate greater number than that
which sent 90 Hereford
Dalhart D. in 90 excellent arrIID'
OF tho country and her fo0Ir'e orc
unlimited palhart uant. 20 boz rap
resented ai the Panhandle state
Fair. aud the committee which WIi
wish them riil endeav0r f1 show
that place the best way .Hd the uc e
means of making the Fair 1000 iHrrI
meuf of increasing the resources of
that part of the Panhandle The Oth.
%. towns mentioned viii receive spr
eIal attention Boo this 90 perf The
boosters fr.l chat fho towns hpu.t
know 400 about The Fair and they .r.
tend 10 make n a8 clear e. possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

There are few more beau i.ul Oh
ieCts than q spiders web cover, 4 with
dew IN symmetry. Ia perfection ~
geome'rical arrangement and IN the
prismatic reflection Of color n is "a
gorgeous object And consider the
wonderful devices that our garden
spider has for attending 10 It's toilet
Vas ever comb he woman's hoIGoir
more perfect or moro attractive than
these combs that the spider has a. me
end of The claws to aid IN mauipulat
ing tho cohwob threads. IN cling.ug 10
rough object. and MS aids In walk
ing over the web
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
Personals

Miss Sarah EiseDberg OF p
Worth is visiting with the l. ia Oh
son family AZ 1917 Polk street
Miss Evelyn Reese of the Fair
Store has returned from a visit %
Ft Worth and Dallas
= e. + Williams OF PlainvioV g. u
o. the cts on legal business
\ r - Slaughter OF Canyon Is in
the city on business
Nrt IS = Orr OF Stepheuyile.
T'1aH. visiting her daughter. Mrs
Geo J Nuuu. ist- Tyler street. and
her son. o. s orr. i9uS Fillmore 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

On. the worth Of coercion IN a daily
duty which must be- done whether We
Ike 10 or not The desire to be- free
from such compulsions is wrong As
well might the locomotive ssh 10 dash
OUT lurestraincd over the prairie and
the bridge The tracks which coufne
q continue Us usefulness and lts life
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
IMPLEMENT COMPANIES
TAKE SPACE At THE FAIR

% securing space for exhibits al A
air Indicate anything. aud IL does.
tfc Panhandle State Pair bids fair
90 make n record This FAN when tho
'Ir festival is herod in ln The
.f.rl ilme utilized in soliciting puf.
.nmri. frf exhibition 1pasc the on
'oc Thioh has This department boo
.rfrFc hag met with tho grnatoat 81
.H cess o. o. evidenced by the great
rfmber 20 local Implement house.
Ict have already spoken Tor such
r1fca. The following have asked
.r liberal speco M The fair nhirh
fhcy Will tarteuliy lavish with m-
clements and where thoy Rill CIV,
ffmonstrations ~ the latest and
lost approved farm implements
The List
Avery rloR Company
= Case Thrnshlns Machine Go
John Deere Pillow Co
AMARILLO Hardware 60
tmerson-rrantiugham implement
co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
Mortuary

HlpplNGS Mrs PRISCILLA RID
Jiugs wife of a T. RideinFs died
III the family residence. 5ot Monroe
street. after lingering illness 80
the time of hor death she was 60
wears of axe and had been a resi-
dent of Amarillo Tor about % or %
years
The body was taken In charge b.,
the Eaklc Undertaking company and
funeral service Uill be held tins aft
crnoon az 1880 o'clock from the
Baptist church lntermcnt will be-
in Llano cemetery
The decedeu' leaves husband. a
l.. Riddings. three sons aud. two
daughters Steve and J. G. Riadmgs
reside bon Amarillo. while joel lives
in r. Worth Her daughters are
Mrs George HAYDEN and Mrs. II W
Wight of Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

iuu1l ride nm Indian Notocycl'
free NJ pupc's on september 9Th.
33I-si
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

made o. trip 0at t1 The park grounds
Friday 'gr the purpose 90 getting 10
fhc blue print fo .nFe tigate a. %
me construction of the new build
ref. aud 40 see about the making of
race track The party returned a.
fef having given thc matter their
closest and be.f attention and have
rrraurrd for che biue prints ~ be-
uadr Immediately
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
Nothing Succeeds
Like Success

Our Easy Payment Plan. is a proven success
We are selling more Furniture and House
furnishings than any two Of our competitors
That is VIII wye Can Afford to
Extend Such Liberal Terms
We will sell you complete housefurninshing
bill or as few articles as you may need. Pay
us small part Of the cost down and the bal
ance along as it is convenient. That's our way
Of selling furniture.
Have any Of your mirrors gone to the bad?
II so we can resilver them and make them
over right in our workshop at reasonable
cost. Our furniture doctor" is an expert in
his line. Repairs all kinds Of breaks and
damages so you are satisfied with the work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02


According Goo Wr Nohlc- other
/ fnRu 1r. rr much interested BOO
fhc rauuluII. State rar This nnf
ait..t,I to when Do, showed TN"
Nrvs representative o. copy Of the
/ Halle County Herald which had q
I 'uI uflcl, relative tu tho ro.oprra
I ZION - r'aiu.oa would give Nmaril.
Ip aud au rdturla. relative to th"
recent Chamber of Commerce oNcur-
.Iou to that place plaiu,lcV has
. agreed to enter actively and heartily
/ into tho fair. not only Boz attendance.
nat also boz exhibits ln return that
I lively rity has asked that Amarillo
luisi pmiu,Icv when she tands iu
..aI OIhor ,ummuu.t.o. are iakins
u interest BOO 90, iair aud the local
urpors of thos, places teen With IN
formation relative Goo tho coming Am
IrIlIu aud Panhandle great fair
nit j. Being advertised
lu ctcp Vot possible the adtcl
It.ug 1I the Panhandle State Fair o.
It.us ou Efforts are helms m1ue
| N, th, chamber of Commerce 20
/ UalD thH festival known throughout
/ mo country CORES oudouco diror.
ICED tp tb, fair management D. rccriy-
ue prompt reptiles aud boosting the
| rIp frtc Private citizens are al
slru-iur b. BOO friendly rpluol1ry cor
Ilospoudourc. and u "VoD shape pos
ihlc Oh, word Be- going out 90 the
world that the lnir 20 Amarillo viii
/ Do tho best which was ever held in
tbo pauhandl, section ot the state
business a. 'irk Up
] The fair homogeneous expects bus
mess Go pick up with them during
|fr, ucNt tru weeks with thrir blu,
/ prints Boo shape and otorything arrar.
/ trd zoo that business ,nu be- done cy-
. pcditiou.ly. they contemplate great
rum ou the fair resources for In
/ formation FOR entries and for space.
The pubioit, department o. koepiu
Goo mails circulating With intorma
ton and the columns of the ucvspap-
rr- are Swing elaborate space to The
/ Fair % is Panhandle Fair and
belongs Goo tuc Panhandle people
/ Or tou sit iu 70 cool draft when Won
arc heated and rrf a sti0 neck on
lame back you aIII be- lookOng for
somethiug that viii ease mo pain.
/ FN your mind on BALLARp'S
I SNOW LlNlMENT and don't be- talk
/ ed uut of % because 10 Is the best
pain relieving liuimcnt YOU can get
ianyw here Price -ac .Uc and 800
per bottle Sold by D. o Thompsor
d Co Druggist Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02
The Rare Track

q nrr rare track o. fo be- huHt a.
sIeaapod n Hl'l 1' haifmile
.,HrfI re.k When laid our and
-.t.a borough .1rE.H o. 5000 be-
ln, %. f.s frnrf 'rrks iu thc state
ul Iru promise OF many fu
.r., trHr Pro or 90 thr season
Thr rr. p-nraa 90 boz aHnII1ce1
ls thr BIr management 900 1r '1-n
rH over 20 tfr prnf'r to-day and in
ID frp days tHrg 900 bn ready for dia-
r'.rfoH IuHl o.. s done nothing
can b. done toward eufrIe Tnoir
afr o. UHm.rr 0f race horse men who
are waiting for thc program so that
flrs rau m1fe their BOOKINGS o. h
Understood thai The races which DIV
b, held bore ti. Boz numerous ana
mat fhorc arn 40 un some good pr.
y, put up A. other fairs bold 'ortr
u Kansas and other fafes about th'H
Dino. DO o. expected fHo Panhandle
stmc Fa'r vill secure a number It
.affrIsn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

~ DOYLE Mrs Liddic Doyle aged
49, wife ~ y y Doyle. an OH capt.
O. list OF the Nuskogee. Okla. field
died in locai auitarium al go D.
m Thursday where she had been III
for several weeks The remains were
taken over bl The y. 5 Gricgs Tn
dertsking par.urs and are being
held pending 'h. arrival OF sons from
Seattle Wash luterment will be
Ia Amarillo whom they arrive Two
sons and one laughter OF the de-
ceased are here
Mr snd Mr. DOYLE came here
recently from Muskogeo for her
health Mr. noyle j. 80 impressed
with this counir and its health that
Do viii establish home here Tor -
family =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-02

WHITAKER The two infant
daughters OF ST. and Mrs Less
Whitaker OF Denver Heights died az
] p. m. and % m respectively
Friday The remains were taken BOD
charge hy the y S. Griggs Under
taking COMPANY and prepared for
shipment over tie p q M Santa ~
f0r b'g Spriug- Tex. where inter
meut viii take place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

mysteriously disappeared seven weeks
ago. after saying that he was going
to Manhattan. Mr.. and Mrs. Borga
lived in a cottage at Far Rockaway,
for which they paid $4,000. Mrs.
BOrga said that when she last saw
her husband he was in cheerful
spirits and she said she could not
account for his long absence. She
has asked the police TO search for
him and also has engaged the Burns
detective agency to try TO find her
husband.
Beyond the fact that he started for
Manhattan and that his clothes were
marked with the initials Fl b" Mrs.
Borga has no Clew to give the police.
She does not believe that Mr. Borga
met with foul play. and yet declares
that he never before absented him
self from his home. She says that at
the time her husband left their home
at Eastern av. and State St. he had
with him 1855. From his bank she
has learned that he has cashed no
checks
Mrs. Borga told the police and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

Burns detectives that she desires to Of
fer a reward for information concern
ing the whereabouts of her husband.
Samuel w. Blumenthal, who has Of
fees in 80 Nassau St, Manhatton.
about the idea of offering a reward.
Mr.. Borga is 46 years old, and is
five feet six inches tall. He weighs
$50 pounds. is clean shaver and has
brown eyes. He wore a dark gray
sack suit when last seen by Mrs.
BOrga.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

Staff Correspondence.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The big
white house touring car drew up un-
der the pOrtico OF the executive man
sion. The first lady OF the land. Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson. stepped into The
automobile.
With her were Mrs. James Pinchot.
mother Of Clifford PinchOt; Mrs. L. p.
Bicknel. wife Of the Red Cross otfic-
ial: Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, society
woman OF Washington, and tall man
OF so.
A tea party?
A ride through beautiful Rock Greek
park?
bassy?
No!
An inspection, first hand. Of some
Of 275 flth-breeding, crlme-breeding,
death breeding alley Sums of beau
tiful Washington"
The tall man was Rep. Ben Johnson
Of Kentucky, chairman Of the con-
gressional committee Of the District
of Colum bda-the man whose yes"
or no" says what you can or what
you cannot do in Washington.
Mrs. Wilson has declared that the
horrible alley slums of Washington
must go. Hence. the personally con-
Quoted visit of Chairman Johnson.
flB dllegs LOUISE dllCyf To<'I
alley and "Tincup" alley were all
visited.
A thin woman holding a tiny baby
I'm her arms sat on her door step.
watching the party without interest.
Il see you have a new baby-a
girl2" she was asked.
Yes" she answered. YEARLY, land
I'm sorry. 1 wish it was boy
''Why2"
Because a girl can't grow up good
IN an alley"
Mrs. Wilson found a large family
washing hanging out TO dry across
one end of the alley Tapping back
and forth directly over a huge pile
OF garbage, from which rose a swarm
or flies.
THE washing Of practically all the
well-to-do people Of Washington is
done by women who live in these al
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leys," Mrs. Hopkins explained to her.
Heaven alone knows what disease
germs are taken up by the clothing"
After visiting the second alley
Chairman Johnson turned to Mrs.
Wilson, with serious face, and said:
Mrs. Wilson, I've seen enough,
am convinced. I will agree to any
thing you want done"
He asked how many human beings
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OF CHINESE
SING ENGLISH SONGS
Addresses Are Delivered at Second
Worlds Christian Citizens
Conference.

PORTLAND, Ore. July >. - A
chorus of $50 trained voices compos-
ed entirely Of Chinese, singing an
thems in English. was a feature of
Tuesday nights session OF the Sec
ond Worlds Christian Citizenship
conference here. Following the sing
ing came an address by Ng Paor
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lived in these alley slums.
Sixteen thousand" Mrs. Hopkins
answered, "of whom 10000 are ne
groes and 5000 whites" And she
added:
"The death rate for babies under
one year in the alleys is 373 for each
1000, while outside il is 158 for each
thousand. In some of the alleys half
of them die the first year"