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The Washington times., 1913-01-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

READ THESE as you may wish to buy or
trade for them:
Exchange store and 4-room frame house near
5th and Pa ave. S. E: rented SO month :
price s.. 600; trust sl.soo for lots nesr Domin-
lon Heights.
Exchange handsome corner Sr and b. brick
house near LIST and SITS. n. w. at $500;
trust $500 at 4i.ee and cash for house west
Of 18th st. on Heights.
Exchange . lots 5OxI50 each: side and rear
alley: near 18th and Fla. ave. n. E.: val
ued at SO IT.: lot subject TO encumbrance
$3.50 for equity in city houses or acreage
EXCHANGE 5S0-acre farm on pike and about L.
miles from Fredericksburg. Va, at SIS per
acre Tor equity in 2-family flats or small apt
n. Y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. l423 F.
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Marriage Licenses.

WHITE
James T. Robinson and Lois Richards
son. Of Charlottesville. Va.
william II -Wyman and Mary /. Bar
lup, OF Washington.
COLORED.
John E Spears and Margaret e. Browne,
of Washington.
Joseph Bolden and Christina Grin. Of
washington.
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Vital Records.
Hrths.
uLLINIME

=
Joseph j. and Masdalen Wilhelm. boy.
Herman and Halle wilmer, girl.
Logan l. and Mary 8. Woolard. boy.
Edward R. and Kate Fl. Williams, boz.
Enwood Il. and Elizabeth A. Warner,
girl.
George o. and MabIe G. Talburtt, boy.
George NJ. and Mamie Thomas. girl
John and Edith Selby, girl.
Ernesta and Mary Skifoni, giri
Charles J. and Nellie NJ. Ran. boy.
Paul l. and Laura Reed. girl.
Edward +. and Ida NJ. Ramsay, girl
Emmitt Ltand Blanche e. Rudd. girl.
Edward A. and Anna T. ONeill. boy.
Eugene NJ. and Olive ". Moreland, boy.
Duncan and Hannah McLaren. girl
John w. and Ethel McCracken. girl
William b. and Ella Lowry, boy.
Charles G. and Margaret Koonce. boz.
Clinton p. and Virginia z. Gooding, boy.
Harry A. and Lydia II. Glorius, boy.
Maurice and Catherine A. Enright, girl.
Frederick NJ. and Lavenfa X. Bur
roughs, boy.
Charles C. and Mary g. Beach. girl.
Martin R. and BESIDE NJ. Bourne, boy.
Jesse II. and Bessie B. Arnold, girl.
COLORED.
BENJAMIN and Helen White, boy.
Ernest z. and Susie N. Twyman. boy.
Edward and Hester Smith. bog.
Arnold and Emma Lofty. girl
Olhe and Adline Johnson. boy.
Charles and Bette Higgs. girl
Edward and Helen Everett, girl
William E. and Mary c. Brown, boy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THESE ARE BARGAINS: SEEING Is BE-
Livery business: big bargain. s.. coo
Saloon: gold mine at ..................... ,, 500
Grocery ne; sales 81 COO month. .......... 100
Grocery NV; sales 81 500 nIonth.......... !, 80
Printing shop; closing estate l,1O0
Grocery. Mt. Pleasant: only ............. 40
Barber shop; best in nw at t.............. 500
Feed and grocery: near city............. 100
Rooming house; near 18th and L......... I0J
Cigar. notion. etc: rooms. .....-.....-..... $50
Rooming house: near 9th and K.......... 500
Fish. poultry and lunch room nw......... $50
Lunch room, near 11th and F............ 500
Bicycle repair shop; cheap................. 800
3-chair barber shop NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as
Cigar store, etown................... 40
We want your business; see us IL you wish to
Sell or buy.
>"'''r YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1is3 +.
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FLOOR OILS

TRY ME FOR WORK.
C. 7. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL contains oiium and wax.
Keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
them a polished finish Good for your fur
nfture. Try It, Soc gal. delivered. Used by
the u. s. Govt and over 500 families for the
last 5 years ll3 Pa ave. y. w. II. bI5S
Wanted. agents for suburbs. Write
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FOR RENT-STORES

IS l1TH ST. s. E.. large store room. Owner
will allow months rent free in order to
get good reliable party to start hrst-class
business in this store. This is an excep-
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
1923 + st. N. W.
FOR LEASE-Store eso6 18th st. NV. 50-foot
front; large show windows; suitable for
business. Owner 907 Mass. ave.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES

COULD YOU SELL 1T AGAIN without
losing money? In planning to buy home
1t Is just as well to ask yourself that ques-
tion. OF course, you do not expect,to ever
have to sell IL, but you might want to
leave town for some reason you might
want bigger house some day, and II ism:
always easy to dispose Of a home when
you want TO without making big sacri-
That IL one big advantage of buying a
Middaugh Shannon. Inc. home. Their
reputation makes II easy to sell them. They
are only to be found In improving neigh
borhoods where values are enhancing; and
they are SO well built that they will not
deteriorate for many, many years.
Inspect these at
SIS TO s3l NJ ST. ". z.
Exhibit home open daily until s p. m,
lighted and heated.
Six spacious rooms; hot-water heat: tiled
bathroom; big. light cellar. with laundry;
double hardwood floors; handsome built-in
china cabinet: artistic fireplace with gas
logs; beautiful woodwork and wall papers.
front and rear porches: very deep lot.
Price, $500
$500 cash and s2s. 50 per month.
Including all interest.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC,
Builder and Owner,
Shannon & Luchs. 71s 18th ST., Selling Agents.
FOR sALE-HOUsEs:
In The WHITE HOUSE SECTION.
A fms business corner $50 oOe
Residence fronting park................ 5000
Residence on 4S-ft., front lot. .......... 5000
Residence on III ST.. Ii rooms 1000
Corner on II street; good lot............ $500
brick, gooi renter ......-..>...-...-...-.. $500
Old Frames ...........-................ 1,60O
ASK ABOUT THEM.
J. M. WOODWARD,
723 10th Street N. W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH price paid for worn cloth
ing: either ladies' or gentlemen's: send
postal: Will call. B. TARSHES. 150s 9TH 81.
N W. Phone North 499.
wANTED-Furpiture, pianos. carpets etc.
Phone NJ. 1852 for wagon. or have US call
'WESCHLER'S.' go Pa. ave. y. w. l.
GOOD PRICES PAID for household furni-
ture. Office and store fixtures. entire con-
tents bought. EDGAR BAUM. 625 z St
n. W. Phone Main 965.
BEST PRICES PAID for household furni-
ture OF every description. Consult the
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO.. Sol Eye
st. n. w. Phone Main 6s5s.
WANTED-Furnlture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K l.
ROOMS and windows for Inauguration; rea-
sonable rates. Apply 3l5 Pa ave.
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LARGE LOT Takoma Park; also automobile
disk sraphophone. banjo; cheap; will trade.
lll3 7th u. n. W.
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

FOR RENT-GARAGE-$5.5
New private garage. or a good location
for painter. plumber timers shop; near
7th and II y. f. Apply to OWNER. 63l 7th
n. L. /
\ LARGE GARAGE. rear Of 9SOS 18th y. W.
Owner. 907 Mass. ave.
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WANTED-ROOMS

ROOMS WANTED for women who will take
part in the Suffrage PTUce ssion ON March
3rd VIII those willing to rent rooms 10
women for March ID 10 +th please communi-
cate with Mrs. II. W. Wiley. lSiS Bitmore
St. stating how many rooms and the price
with and without board.
wANTED-NIcely furnished room In quiet
northeast location. by elderly lady. Apply
BOX sIi Times office.
WANTED-NiceIy fur. room In southeast
section by desirable tenant. Apply BOX
sl5 Times Office.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE:
Owner will trade gooi house near 18th 81.
y. w, equity. s.. 800. and put in cash. for
residence. not less than rooms and no base
ment.
J. M WOODWARD,
723 10th Street N. w.
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RUG WEAVING

ALBERT KAHLERT & CO..
Improved Rug Weaving and Carpet Cleaning
81 Maryland sva Q. W. Ph, u. 3oeG
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FACIAL MASSAGE. shampooing, and mani
curing. by appointment, by white lady.
sn4 iith 81. s Z.
yIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH: natural
non surgical clOth-boupd 4O0-paEe bosk
fres Apply BY mail. sls Colorado Buiiding.
TSss isetprs fer women Wednesdays ss s.ss
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CiEIRV0YANTS

AMERICAS LEADING PALMIsT
kEapER. kER ERhp NJ. RAY THIS soTsTkP 9IFTEp
CiairVoyant: business. love. marriage, etc
ez1 ~ Y. ave. y. W. Closed Sun. Basement
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C ST. " w. sM-ExceIlent table board: good
service; meals served all hours; $3.50 week
The evening world., 1913-04-25

Progressives Vote Down Bill
to Invite Pacific Coast Gov
emors to Conference.
NEED NO OUTSIDE AID.
Will Hear President Wilson'S
Envoy, Then Pass Alien Land
fs.t -, -frh -
Law, Is Present Plan.


oAS""sAO, Ss'' ssS
party, vote Of q Pfosfsssivs nays =.
against IL psm0crat!c and tart
Republican ayes to.dly,1n The. ,lorer
house deseatedsa rssoau> don yiuviting
thu oovernors os NsvSdA. .SesShink-
a., 7o.l.d, az klsx86ie tSrb.ftihi.
49,. +. III. c.r ,.:.nn.H Tin s.cre.
@ " 49," 80 s.h- a.,
's' ..". =" s.s =. -
1and ownersn'p "s'ss',on ne.. % 49,
Prosressives Opposed 'ne reeo.u-
tion on the ground that no. outside
counsel was neceesary.n,,e rv.
i've resolution was nst. introduced In
the Vshate and Senator campbsiIf Dem.
ocrat. ssaAed the plan ha6rbeen aban.
dcnsd. 80 " 80" i~ [
A resolution for the appointment o. .
legislative committee 10 welcome secre-
tary Bryan was, dsesated on the ground
tina, n. vas TO- b.. the personal guest
Of Gov Johnson. ,'ar. 'r' NJ
No ~stser whss sscsesary .. e.e
1eyenS awe may ee' Ms i'u'
VII pass ana the Yovernor Wnn Npn An
anti-elisn land 9wnarehip blll, U pre-.
diotad to-day .-,,, -. 49,. .v -.
"a ..a.a A. ON. ,,Iohnson:a formal
......s~.r.1 ,..,~A.v, ..,rySho,Aans en-
SN~~ y. .c..s..~s. .-..,.,.s,.
sss .'-.",-X."C
~ taeps 20 0eet aaucss0 s,s
u - ~ Hnovn s1eesiy Wnst ~sc ~
w ~ WY. ~. eae .peetAbly hc -
M fully -6esias1 Ainesll
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rsesy
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ustii sftss q hal Seeeas ths laV q
the state S6t TT &hiSh hs poeoa II
ess Aast yhatS>cns esukpa5Gu - .ns vie.
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Observation-Disclosures
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Of he rsseistisn sdsDssa ~ Ne Lss.s-
,aeure y rely y tAe nseAass g the
pftssds1 eed. oev. Sshaqsss 'esesss
rights u,apifsetA 90, o.. .....,n go -.
TAs peaoepatqI at the presrsssivss.
eatAprsa ~ aAti,JaeAasss UevsQsat
And the pnQgraesivse suppose kiAaao.
ping u paw tAak H. DreyAa % pspulas.
VITA Bryan % TIA Vfouad u tAs .sels
q ob)AoteR. a. Se6tpAl neasures. .Ahs
DsaooestA e The ofAtA sss y ~ put In
. shoie. ,n 'pesstelA feesat least roebe1
ef any glory. - the rrogreaayes plaA.
Thsre 3cA vssy TSkt HAsis .feg thls
aaa-Jaoaasss .fpeeas IN Califosnie ds.
ME s64 eaee BAT nSWasogu6s seok q
capitahsSf ThS' ykteel9ks' puskinS
snA stee iAti1S0 a, absooiatieA .Nit
their ipesiApln6 nulnbaS Aas .aevslepst
rsciait GntipSthyS 1iAsh transcssdI
J more Asurss Of land ownsrship and In
misrAtsea!.' .@r,''1f n
caiiforniass fssl that their Deahsss
10 simllar 70 thst ~ ~ South vii
ths as6less.. With the 4!se!ens. ~. !.
the South u y yaoaAl ohutheois rhths
, :a.a s sss's:ss',; xss.s <, ..o,-x-,o. <, -,
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ANOTHER $40, 900 VERDICT
FOUND IN SUPREME COURT.

The loss Of an eye and injuries which
left . wound in her head brought Mrs.
Mae !. Peterson a vertllot nf GS.0o
damages In the Supreme Court to-day.
She had sued for $4,000. The same jury
also found q verdict of 5000 for Mrs.
Peterson's husband. Ernest e. Peter
son. . compiler Of teiegraphic codes.
who sued for loss Of his wtfe's services.
The, combined verdict Of $4,000 eqvaiu
the award given Miss MSbd Noal
against the dnterhproush before the
same Justice Marley M. Piakssk. earlier
In the week.
The Petersons ciatnssd that . trolley
car belonging to tho Ocean Eiectnt
Railway Company ran down Mrs. Peter
son while crossing the company'i
tracks 1t Tent CITY. nAAs Ear Rock
away, on espt. I. 10. 0GxS.. 0stsreon
was unconscious In d. Joosph Hospital
for ok days. She told the jury that she
he'd no recollection q the events sub
sequsnt TO the accident, olthough shs
stated to Louis Stecleier. hor attorney
that her memory II now quite reseorsd
The railway company's witnesses swort
that they saw Mrs. Peterson pursuing Z
brindis bull pug across the tAacks ant
that she stoopsd down t0 pick W the doa
and the car struck her. This NS. Petsr
son denied.
The Jury deliberated only q fesw min
utss. Justice Platsek gave the TRiiroaf
company's attorneys thirty dsvs II
which to prepare the case for apptNAi.
The evening world., 1913-04-25

BUFFALo. N. T.. April Ss.-Aanagsr
Clymsf Of the Buffalo team to-day an
nouncsd that ne had traded oushsidsrs
HaAk Perry ana pinch" McCabs "a. the
Jersey City Club Of the International
League and In return hAd rtesivsd so,ps
cash and pitch1s AiSeA N r'e 4
The evening world., 1913-04-25
California ALONE TO MEET
BRYAN ON ANT|,JAP BILLS;
SHUTS OUT OTHER STATE,
ROOSEVELT THREAT
HALTED CALIFORNIA
LAND LAWS IN 1906.

From President Theodore Rooss-
velts msssags 10 the ConRress OF
the United States Dec. I. 1905:
- thspefosU earnestly seeoA0sa1
- Ne Osagssoo Shas . iaW ~ yasooa
specifically DssviAiag fes Ne assus-
al1saslsa q SaDaaese We come here
intending 70 - AAss1sas sslssns.
"0As % ths Oseas sabarsaeeAsass
ssesn1iaG ne Dssfssnaass q car n.
tsrnaslonal obll6at1ens u tie fest
tAss Ne ssasutss % ths vnitel
otatss ass sat1ssly inadequate.
- "xAsy fali - give shs 1stleasi
0evesamsat .oa0asaay saDls
power, ,tAreaGA Unltel Otatss courts
eaa ~ ~, use q tAs Amy anA nsvy,
10 Deotsst d1SSao n ths slgAts ~.
eusol - tAaa unles oolaanA tSeotiss
.vhlsA sss ,tAS la0 q tAs ianA. -
u theeoleeo earnestly sooo11snA
thoN ne o9am1na1 aal 01vl1 sootutes
% ~ UAatoa 0ooNoo ~ - amended
aal aAas1 - - - eaaSls ~ 1nD0e-
lent astlAG fes tAs vnlte1 0teess
oovoga00aA Wh1oh = ro0Dona1blo
for eus lntssnae1saal selattsas, -
saSesss sAs siGAts q eaisns un1ss
.Svcs - sAs isv ssw. y ssas-
tA1AG 90 - leao ~ ~ YelogAa
oovesnDeat toWas1 tA1o -, onl N
ne uaASets neW Sefsee Ne a1eet1ng
Ne SaDansse svssYtaAnl tAst - y
in 1y Dovog - - W1ll - asos,
A1O All o. IN Yo00D0, 1s1x1.
9A1Y Ann 01Vx1. o. Tn
VUyY0D O3A4DO N810R Z laAY
1AWYv1&Y 9U80Y WUS -
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ANOTHER TRUTH
IS DISCOVERED.
: ABOUT DISEASE
Many Symptoms Of Nervous
Debility Are Mistaken fof
Chronic Disease. =.
3, ~
HOMES MADE BRIGHTER
- ~.'ss
Mrs. Coldbach Feels Like Her
Old Self After Taking
Tona Vita. .t.,
HOMES MADE BRIGHTER

Susceptibility to different ailneals b
. symptom of nervous dsbility. rs
fact. Il is one of the principal denssss 81
the ailment. for instead a people tesat-
ing the proper cause they 20 on trsetjss
The symptom. while ths rsal ailpsat -
worse and worse through neglect. $.
Until Tona Vita wss Discovered
long rest In the country or on the -
shore was the only efficient remedy ,iss
nervous debility. .. -
Tona Vita has frightened many homes
by restoring The mother a The hcuse 70
health once more. Mn. n. Go1dkech
q S7S Lincoln Ave. Cypesss Hilla
Brooklyn, ststsds-
"Pm the last year bad bssa 10:
down in health and had badly s(lsseed
nerves. ! tsisd thsss dHl@see tsnlss
which were pesscsibsd 20 N but 49,
q them did me- much god. oln6e
taking Tons Vita sm 0sttins 70 -
like my old ssh again. lhavS SWo htt3e
children. asd ths thing thsy d do -
make me - nesvous - thy ID Tea
vita h csvtainIy III thAA Il b elal0sd -
b and Il b - ~ Ting ioe ssevsasstA'
S..s nesshsa. IissHd - he'l =
ey1ptcms eaAss tAaa sAsss vaieh
Ma EoldbacA suiD9sd hon esUs.
ssass q iulness altW sa&ias; lss q
weight; poor appseits; ssnse q dsVsss1ee
or . general rvs-deWs coaditiea. 81
Tooa Vita csa b pusehased st say
first clsss drug Stare u New Yosk Cay.
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pcs hsr undsr = sutor. ou. sns
sress avn ION '"is n"s y.
vshS 70 weeaM.'en 70 ~
eu secApeee a stohiesn Sou'"
ne Snoie psSy .s. '.opv'" s..
u
e.ees 49, % sE .s.x...
800 ss- h.,,s,s pr,nc,.
49,. Sss.s -...s "a sv.rv ,r.des.
ssS -. 80 h.S aver dons
.s % vou,A moi
~ .,3. e. 80 10 ne, debts,
Is .s. >,s A.. month allow.
rH.xSxf .sv,r. hsr. ana de,.
S.xusZs.sst,~.s ,o washinrton TO
sWW e,.., Mes. Whits ana
80 csxlI5,S. ="
Sit16V6H I'm pL AIMED HgR
hSkX SoaAaANce.
'@sS 90. n.-c. .,r, IN ,hs
"rEh ..-,ssrum. ::e- health
~ sssvsr., sys,sa vers in rad sA.p..
- SlsSs ~ Sent hsr ,hsrs with he
s.sSs 1N,ss SCossland, Seemingly. Ra.
mcns iost no time in commune ating
Vi,h msmsSrt Of Mfs. whites party
ss =: s:s: T., N: s::- y: ss i;:s :s.,
eenme. sec'y - ~ -.
ses 80 ',s 49,. :. ~ :
nao ~ ,n.s's s~..,... Hssc. a.
ss S,s,,s. ~ c,o..s, fr,.rd In
naeIH H Wnns c'os - 40 ~ ~
News O"s = 800 -.
~ |sa"r 80 ~ -. ':s
,ewsasssAsv ysass Ola bat looas eldss; ODE:
Doe1s Segut - ~ caseal eienee cec.c
Shaw ADsalsa ~ . much older wsnan
..sssi he,aSoo oneos vWo, kneW better than
ISy s11Dseaao vSets ~ lsushtsr u ssw.
~~Is - s0.sns ~ iecata ,Namooa ere
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0A3 ~ rvar6is voa1a hs hs1 nsn-
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49, I -.
'yuss' - - - - - sevee ens
WI - ssat 90 eeAveas IN 'caasea'
I. nave airoaAy ~ . fsteaA )eok ths
49, 1tsoaa - jnAAei . ,fsiest ~ ~
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ao rHvAo"ss rHv
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sSS,s2r 80, heel - 'tASa aAyioo eI
The evening world., 1913-04-25

q. Jones jr.. Wilmington by default. c,
r. Earp, Riverton. won from J. W.
Clegx, Phiiadelphia, by default r. M
Blacidburn. Reading. beat w. e. WILL
son. Philadelphia. . to :
Daniai g.. white. Atlantis city. bea'
L. Da,ear, Atlantic city. : md Z; Care
ton oslsG Atlantic City. beat W. l.
Maatby. Montreal. I up, 70 holes; W. j.
Crs,g, AsrchAntvius. beat J. @. Don
ohue, Philadelphia. and Il J. H. clapp
Washington. best 2. b. Pset. Phils
dsiphia, / UP, - hoieg.
delphia, 1 up. y hoiss; W. D. Chapman
Pittsourgh, Seat C. W. strathy. Win.
napsg. 1 UP.
Firth Set: '''"
a. ]. shove. .Onondasa. won from
waiter Edge, Atlantic City. by default
r. d. Book. Pittsburgh. won from y
r. sommsrs. New York BY default
Y. n. stockwsll, scarvdsls, won from
u. Kellogg. F1tohburg. by default
II. McCuns. P1ttsburFh, beat w. b
Taylor, Toronto. Q and ].
Moore Stevens. Atlantic city. beA
charle. l.. Fletcher. Dunwoodie. I up
nobin ,NcDonalA. Phiiadelp,sia. beat c
~ white, Atlantic City. Vp. JohI
Shacklsford, Atlantic CITY. beat D.
TIIlinshast. Philadelphia. up.
The evening world., 1913-04-25
PUBLISHERS CONVENTION.

A. an executive session Of the annual
CONVENTION Of the American Newspaper
Publishsrs' Association this AFTERNOON
In the waldorf-AStort Ebert II. Baker
Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. was rs.
elected President. joan Stewart Bryant
Of the RAchmoad Times Dispatch. was
elected escrstary and w. J. Paterson
Of the New Yort Evening Post. was
s,scted Treasurer. The following we're
elected directors: Hilton U. Brown OF
the ludianapohs News; Jason Rogsrs.
publisher oe the New York 0lpbs. and
y. p. Glass Of the Birmlhgham Nsws.
The three directors were elected to
serve two years. The following we're
eiectd TO serve one year: Harry Chand-
isr Of the Los Angeles Time; Charles
H. Taylor jr. Of ths Boston 0to6e; J. J.
r. MscKay Of the Toronto Globe and
Hopswsll L. Rogers OF the Chicago
News. II. l.. Bridgman OF the Brook
iyn STANDARD Union was elected vice.
president. This concluded the convsn-
ton. (:
The evening world., 1913-04-25
WOMAN HAD COCAINE /.
CONCEALED IN SHOE :
,.!P|R| !9MBS PRISONER
stsse lltnlp,us
IN MS c6ssdg sbs SOP 4 !
a- Drug Using Evil.

The Atst esnplaint to - mtsJlainsd
In Centre Street Court against visitors
who cstry drugs to prisoners II the
Tomts Was. heard to-day by Magistrate
Krotsi. Mrs. Helen Gay Of No ssl
Fourth avenue. who went to Witt her
husband. was arrested IN the prfson by
william J. Wright. Deputy C6mmis.
slonsP Of Correction. for carrying CO.
cains into the prison. she was held
in ssss bsii fot tsiai IN apSetN ~
siona.
Dspply Wright told the csSrt tAAt
hs was inspecting Tier I. . section
hs rscsnty pst apsrt for me ssgfs.
sation Of dope AsnAs." He saw Mrs.
Gay standing before the cell Of her
husband. George. moving =, her .Aend
toward her right shoe. which. was pn-
laced. He assigned . keeper 10 watch
the woman. and when she lsft the tiss
she was taken to o matro6B room.
whore cocaine VA. found .nsids,, ,hes
shea
We are doing everything that VIZ
can - nd the TonAh6 Of the .aeua
evil" said the Deputy CommiisionSr
I'VE now have . resident physician "a
the Tombs tor the arst time On ~
advice I have placed drug users Where
they may b watched and treated. 1nt
the danger Of other prisoners soQdltinl
the drug habit 10 siiHainatsd. ''''
"Thsrs 10 no question that 90 lnfuci
troubles the ofI,oiais n ds6lins WI
oooaias And morphins hsSitusA T'Yss
tsrdaS. . matroo handed me . paSkst,
OF cigarettes. I.unrolisd thsm1rnn<
found cocaine In the tobacco. ~
II was standing before the csei Of
another prisoner when . keeper AAnd
"a me- . lsttsP for the man. i nadl
the psisonsr open Il. ana b. euanttsy o,
ooeains fell out ] dsmsndsd the Asttsl
and the prisoner tore u up and put i
into his mouth. Before he could 'swai
low II. I grabbed him and had th,
letter pasted together. VIII shaslNo
10 prosecute the person wAo ssses IN,
stuR. ".'s'." sssn,
u "A doctor with whom I vSs ats
cvsstns the drug habit which ssems- I,
be general with 'oonArmsd crimtuals
told me that hs had cure thak W
may put to use. II We ma the pre-
scFiption practical We will adopt
. for use on the dope tisr.'"