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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
FORCED WOMEN TO FEED
HIM; GIVEN FOUR MONTHS

MACON, GA. March 2S.-Four
months on the changing is the sen
tence given the negro who invaded the
home of Mrs. r. b. Barfield on Lawton
avenue yesterday and demanded that
she prepare him a meal Mrs. Barfield
was alone, and, afraid to refuse, was
cooking the negro something to eat
when her husband arrived. The negro
fed. but was Overtaken. and in the
struggle with Mr.. Barfield he was badly
cut.
Women testified they had been
forced earlier in the week to comply
with the Negroes demand for food. In
each instance they We're alone in their
homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Hungry Office Seekers.

The Register scribe came out YES
tercay morning with n space filling
story regarding the number of an
nouncemcnts o. the Democrats who
ars, candidates FOR the office Of chief
Of Police and states further that the
Republican party IL split and that the
Democrats will have walk away.
some aspirants 70 th. above position
seem 10 think that IL - n life time
position and that they should be hon
ored. Will. n few of the others are
exceptionally good men. IL the lead
crs Of the Progressive party in this
Gig who are now at Charleston can
get q position rom Or Hatfield IL is
likely that they will put an end TO the
Progressive party in this city as they
are the ones who are hoodwinking
some Of our brillian; citizens The
Republicans have issued "A call for a
convention 10 be held and when that
IS held they Will place one OF the
strongest ticket. IA The fcld that has
ever been before the citizens. As far
a III present CITY tf'icials doing so
much for tho city. We would like TO
know what II was uth,r than our san
itarN sever. which VIII probably be
completed in a few years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
WARWOOD
Letters Opposing Town Hall.

John A. Moore, general manager OF
The Normal Tool Company. mailed to
every voter in this town yesterday a
circular letter containing a postal card
asking that they return same to him
with their reply whether they are for
or against building the town hall. Mr..
Moore says in his letter that by con-
structing the building that the taxes
will be larger and that II is a useless
expense on the taxpayers to erect the
building at present. until the town
shall have become larger, when such a
place will be needed.
IL is authoritively stated that a com
mittee OF representative citizens,
which will probably be headed by Mr.
Moore. will be at the final meeting of
the old council next Friday evening,
requesting that no further action be
taken by them in building thehall
Those who are opposing the move
ment contend that the money can be
better spent in putting the streets in
shape by paving the side streets.
However. Il appears that the majority
OF the people are willing that the hall
be built. which question has been dis
cussed at public mass meetings and
on the streets since the town was in
corporated. Now that the council has
gone to the expense OF having plans
drawn and advertising 70 rbids IL is
very probable that the hall will be
built. regardless OF the opposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18

noon. after spending the past few DAYS
with friends and relatives In this city.
Edward Buseman Is spending q few
days AT Evansville. Ind. naccount Of
the serious illness OF his mother.
Howell Craver. who had his ankle
broken several weeks ago by falling
from scaffold. Is able to be about
with the aid OF crutches.
Capt. J. T.. Isreal has returned home
from Pittsburgh. where he spent the
past few days with his daughter.
Jake Schuman. OF New Concord, O..
Is spending a few days with friends In
this city. liz.
Martin Malley. who was cut While
at work at the prison q few days ago,
Is able to be at his pos. Of duty again.
+. c. Rogerson Is confined to his
home on jefferson avenue again with
an illness.
Everett Moore and DR.. A. z. Linche
have returned from Charleston. where
the yare attending the legislature.
They both will probably return TO
Charleston en- Sunday evening.
Ross Plat. Of Petersburg, is spend
ing a few days at his home on JEFF
ferson avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18

Work will b. resumed on the Ton
MIL road early this spring and "a is
expected that nv May = VIM be open
for vehicle traffic.
Donald Brookes " IN n, fiis homo m
Ccufer Warwood
II f. Hkeiy that ny Monday there
will hc only few pupils out of'rchool
ON .rrHr.rf ~ moa.afg
The five children % william Lash.
OF Uhsrry iitil. were reported 20 be
gettinr along a. well ss could 10 on.
pcctcd last evening. with scvoro cRres
~ scarlet fever
Mrs ~ Coot and children have 70
turned from n visit With relatives and
friends OF cleveland
Miss Lcouora Kyle who underv ent
on operation af the Norfh Wheeling
Hospital. Isl improving rapidly and Vill
soon De- able 90 resume her duties ~
"a teacher 900 fhr WarwOod school
Miss Dorothy FRAZIER has about 70
covered from n weeks Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18

Ecfris 100 ~ fhe local people who
were forced tp move 20 higher ground
uuo fo ffo hiEh water. have moved
bach iI.u their homes
e. Blrdrn ~ Flf'h street lcft
rrdsy morning for california.
ri..r .. Eiu spend several weeks on
hu moss
Charles Yuhiing. son ~ Congrors.
man YuhHugs. OF Penney lvania. ie
spending frw days with frleuds 20
fh otis
Mias Jean Potts. NJ seventh street
D. spending 70 fow DAYS With friend
and relatives at Shadyvllc. -
fsar. returned fO hiq homo
o. WHyncahurr va. yesterday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Slide on Traction Line.

Shortly before noon yesterday a big
slide occurred on the Panhandle trnc-
ton line at Wilson station, a short
distance above here. and transfer OF
passengers and baggage had TO be
made around the slip. Only one short
line car. running between Wheeling
and here. from to s O'Clock in the
evening. was on yesterday. The other
cars could not be gotten past the OBJ
struction. The Steubenville cars were
far of the schedule from noon up TO
late last evening. when the slide was
removed. The Top mill cut Is being
closely watched, as II is feared that a
slip will occur there. where no re-
tanning wall has been built
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
o. v v. To Hold Dance.

The Dunn Nivimus Nivimas club is
completing arrangements rDr rs open
Ing dance 10 be given IN the very near
future. The exact date has not as
yet been decided upon. but will either
be given On January - or 2s The
affair will be- held on 'he second floor
Of the Big Store building and IL is
likely that the Saxaphone orchestra OF
Columbus. Ohio. will furnish tho mu-
SIC. The social committee is prepar-
irg splendid dance program TO be
rendered during the evening and many
otu OF town people are expected 10
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Parole Board Met

The parole board. composed Of
Warden " l. Brown. J \ Bloyd and
Captain ". - Alexander. met la reg
ular session yesterday ~ the worden's
Office ~ 'hr Institution and made rec
concentrations TO the governor for n
number Of paroles. or course the
names 81 those who We're recon.
mcnded will not be made public until
the governor has taken action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Mrs. J. NJ. kerby Dead.

Mr.. !. y. Ncrby died Thursday al
t"rrOn al i.ij O'Clock al her latc
home on Meighen avcnu. of a cancer
OF the stomach. The deceased was
. years Of aE" and leaves besides
her husband ANA father. three sons.
all ~ tu.s city, To mourn her loss.
FIueral services will be held sunday
AT .ynCuu NJ O'Clock. Rev. John
Beduow. pastor OF the calvary church
o. which tnc deceased was a consist
ent member. will uIiciate In termcut
viii be made AZ Mount Rose cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
M0UNDSYlLLE
Commonwealth Quartet.

The third number OF the LYceum
course given In this city under the
auspices OF the Epworth league. Of
the First NJ. e. church. was held last
evening mt he auditorium of the
Central school building and despite
the fact that the weather was very
Gisagreeable. th. hall was coinfortab-
~ Nled. The Commonwealth Quar-
ict was tho attraction and when 1t
came to entsrtaining and keeping its
audiences In an up-rosr. you will
have to hanl II to the Commonwealth.
This attraction last evening was pro-
nounced one Of the best ever seen In
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
pemocrats Hold Convention.

The Democrats OF this city held "A
ward convention last evening In the
circuit court room and the various
wards selected names az the different
councilmcn 20 be presented at the reg.
uilr nominating convention 20 he held
IN the near future 10 make nomina-
fious for the city election 70 he held
on March n O'her business per
tanning - the campaign was taken IN.
der consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18

The virginia aud MouniaN state
Literary societies ~ the local High
school hold their sent yearly business
meeting ycefoviny afternoon sgd nom
nations wcre made and both societies
decided .ppn % a"cref ballot. as wns
voted 20 their last election BY tho stu
dents body The election VII be held
on Friday. Jan a and vii be con.
Quoted ~ Professor Hanifan. prin
ClfHt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
MANY Small SLIPS,

Many small slips have occurred In
tho uarrows about this city along tho
Irrs oi fh" traction company and a
force of Sprkmen are kept busy cle1r.
INK tho tracks boo order that tho cars
can pa Yesterday morning = huge
boWldor came crashing down the bill
AND blocked frntc for about TWO
hours D. 30" rains 90 ~ tctior con
Hrar FOR t f.u days much trouble Is
nr. i.ipat.d b, fhc traction oniciGs re-
CORD ug tho shp-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
w. r. & p. A. DeIInouen, List

meeting or the Warwood Fire and
Protective Association will be held
next Thursday evening in the Central
engine house. The principal matter
70 be taken UP will be the delinquent
list OF several dozen Of members, who
owe dues ranging from 10 cents 70 80.
Action will be taken relative to those
far In arrears and II they do not soon
come across ~ Is the intention of the
association TO drop them from mem
bershlp. The list OF delinquents was
posted some time ago In the engine
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
a kofre Dame Ladys Appeal

ln;s:s :: sf &: s::.
sciaiica- lumbasoa backachs, pains in
,ne naneys or Neuralgia pains. to write
repeatedly cured all Of these tortures
She feels g her duty to send Il to ali
sunsrers FREE You cure yourssif AZ
change Of climate being necessary, This
simple discovery banished uric acid from
the blood, ioossrs the stiffsnsd 1oints,
eyes giving elasticity and tone 70 the
whole system- N the above interests
you. Tor pfoof address Mrs. 81. Summers
BSx TX. Sotrs Dame. Ind.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Work on The Dam.

II 10 reported that Sc will be several
weeks at least before work can. be re
sumed on the dam opposite south
Warvood. even ~ tho rivrr continues
N recede. All me hundreds OF Ia
bOrers VINO we're employed on me
work have left this section for Jobs
elsewhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Funeral OF Mrs. DonIev

yesterday afternoon the funeral of
Mrs. Elizabeth Donley. wife OF Elisah
Donley. took place from the family
residence on South Main street. a
Spiritulist minister of Wheeling con-
Quoted the services. The funeral was
largely attended by the many rela-
tives and friends OF the deceased re-
siding in this community and Wheel
ing. Inter1nent was In Mt Zion Gene
tery. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Rinas Funeral Held.

Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Dr l.. =. Riggs. who died
here "Wednesday afternoon. were held
yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Roy. John Hcidnw. pastor 81 the Cal
vary VI r. church. OBLIGATED. Inter
r rf vas made af G-eculaWn Gene
terry. The deceased was we'll known
tnt Iug tuIs -r, TON and the iuneT-
al was largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Cleland Was Gone.

Chief o. Police W. l. Games. who
went to Jacksonburs. on Thursday
n,orning for Hupp Clcland. who re-
sides in that town. and whose name
was found in the old clothing left be-
hind in the Mound City Dry Goods
store. which was robbed n few weeks
ago. returned home yesterday morn
Ing without Hup3. as he WAS not at
his home. The Shicf viii make 4
further Investigation In the matter.
and hopes to capture the guilty par
ties before long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
Imuortsn, Council Meeting.

The final meeting OF the old coun-
ell Friday evening prom-ses to be the
busiest session ever held by the body.
\ number Of important matters are
10 DO finally settled and everything
gotten In shape for their Successors.
n Is predicted that the new council
viii be equally az alert 10 tho inter
eats o fthe people NJ the retiring body.
which has been. IN general. well pleas.
ing 10 the citizens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
The following vas adopted by the Buard-o Trustees:

The following adopted by the Board Of Tute
Resolved That sufficient having been shown report
the
pay the same there hereby declared payable to the DEPOSTORS
Third Monday January, DIVIDEND
PER CENT on all sums Of three dollars and upwards which
MONTHS Of
ONE AND ONEEGTF PER CENT like deposit
THREE MONTHS previous the tenth day of January 1913 but dividend
shall he declared the dollar
lowed withdrawn previous January
dividends shall be passed to the credit the
and stand exactly deposit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18
s1,44S,526:eS
32,51k.38
5e,oOo.OO
$1,5s1,038:O6

ALEX. MITCHELL, Teasuser.
We the undersigned Trustees do that CAREFUL,
the vouchers
the
! ;,s T. Hs a5sSs,P Trustees
State of West Virginia, County q Ohio to-wit:
Sworn subscribed January 1913
E. A. STEADNAN Notary Public.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

gan and Adelaide Nelson got away
with their clever little honx.--Fleld
and Farm.
a Journey Through Tophct: In
April lS53. u company OF Mormon
settlers left Pleasant Grove. Utah.
In forty wagons for san Bernardino
California. The captain was a stout
hearted man named He'll and had II
NOT been for his uncomfortable cour-
age they probably would never hnN"
gotten through Death VALLEY alive.
When III" caravan arrived ~ Salt
Springs on the desert parched with
thirst they drank eagerly Of the sa-
line water before they realized how
unfit II was FOR drinking purposes.
The result WAS prosiration among
the men and animals. Tn. next wat
.rinr plac" was Hitter Springs. forty
mil"s further on across the hot dcs-
sr', Many of the cattle and horses
gave ont and In sheer desperation
men cut the ihroats oi their pros
tra'e cattle TO get tn" blood and
drink |, IN order TO ~op the burning
nj their throais, Men. women and
children drank this blood to save
their lives.
Til" intrepid little company. more
dead than alive. finally struggled on
a"rons the burning sandS to Bitter
Springs after leaving seven wagons
ON the, rail to crumhlr in the h.scr,
winds. bornus" III" animals that
drew them hnh he"n sacrificed inl
1ucn"h the ihiisf OF their drivers.
They fingered around this oasis FOR
several drys resting M aud making
reialrg. ioa'h 10 l.ay. and aimos,
afraid Ia proceed into III" aimos,
unknown WILDERNESS ahead OF t.hin.
Finally they struck ont bTay"ly and
on tn. journey. arriving
At sam li'rnaId,n" On TIA" 18th OF
july. 1875; after being on the road
ninety four day-. Field and Farm.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

koii believes that th" uncnu Iclons ah-
soi"ption Of nttrnnatcd virus has u
great deal to do with thc immunity
noticed among persons living la con
stani contact with c"nt.rS ot infcc-
ti"n. Tuberculosis viii probably dis
appear. IL. said. In the same way as
l-prosy. which has lons ceased to-
b" contagious. That day. however.
L. long way OF YET. and th"r" j.
s'ill much work to b" done by scicn-
lists In tn" laboratory and phyai-
riIn- Ia III" siot-roOm.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Ia" post al Permanent Secretary
To the French Academy. to which
VI. E,icnn. l.amy has Just been
elected. i by no means - sinsVurr.
l, II The duty OF the Secretary to
organize and sup"rNis" I'll. work of
the Snrions committees. which every
year dis;Tihui" between sea-" and
f?","o" In literary prizes: Io alloi
romc'hing over s2o.n"h u year ns re-
wards for m.ritcrious actions, to
s'ck ont and offer su,thbl" Assistance
To authors who's" work may b" dc
serving of .ncDurag .mcnt. and to-
devils" means OF helping numerous
hidden talented sufferers. whos-
pride forbids them to make their
hnrfships known to the world
Onc OF the Permanent S.crctary's
hardest tasks Is TO read til. very con
siderable. number pf books which are
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

S.Ni month viii lee celebrate q
with lifting ceremonial Ih- ,rl,rn-
"n,ry of AndT. L. SOuo. creator of
French ianisrgr- gard Mug. who
designed tn" park III Versatile, Tor
i.nniS XIV. as we'll ~ the gardens pf
most OF the royal palaces and noble
mansions oi the rurop. OF h.h iuy.
\ bust a; l." Noir" by his coutom-
porIrr. 'rsrsrvnS. wa. recently dis-
covered In dark corner Of thco id
church OF -. isprh. In the fi' =.
iionor". l." SIlf" was buried In 81
Hu-h. hut his nyh.s w"r. Lis!ntcr.rd
during III" troubled times of tho
Revolution aud scattered "a the four
winds. Til" bust. which probably
stood over his tomb. viii be placed
IN - prominent plaC" In III. Tullrri"s
Garden. on" of his masterpiece. and
sol"mniy ,nausIirat"d during the
commemorative" fctTs
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
NEWS FROM the
FRENCH CAPITAL

Paris. NpTil 1.-THE lat. King
George OF Grc"c. wa. particularly
nycfr" TO being under III" siryCll-
nn.' of detectives. and IT, often de-
rived HmiF"mcnt. VEN travelling
abroad. In conr.aling Gi- movement
from I'll" men vino v"G" Assigned
watch and protect him from jus,
su"h attacks as resulted In mis- death
~ III" hHnda a. IN assassin al SIlOn'
IL! lat month.
French detectives tell many gior.
les of III" K!sg's devices 10 "lud.
them. It was HE Mai"sjiys custom
la so every year in tiI-l"s- -iiatus for
the water. and IN" Preach govern.
M"ni always charged Itself with til.
responsibility Tor his safety Til,
King would iiom time in tim. seek
out III" men charged with hIs pro.
lection and cSposrulgt" on the iU-
iility nf following him. Ths answer
Away an apology. coupled with the
explanation That the order. oi su-
rcrIois had to b" ohcysI
One day al S,x-i.s -Ralns KIM.
George was walking along the road
mp Mount Reward when he noticed
Two m"n OF the Paris political police
sha'low!n. him Here was mn optar-
tunity 10 PLAY the sicnihs u trick
The King entered "a liiii. roadside
win" sh"p. placed mis- hat. stick and
gloves on the sill OF an open window
az down ~ . table jus, out OF sight
Of tn" window. ordered - glass oi
beer. In few minutes he slipped
quietly out Of u hark door. pull.d
out OF his pocket u cap to take the
place of tho hat he had lcf, behind.
climbed fence. and got away un-
noticed.
Tho watchers soon discovered their
mistake and began at one. u search
for ~. trail. They found the King
three hours later talking to some
wondchopp"rs on the hish cost OF liv-
ing.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

To have fine healthy complexion
the liver must IL. active. the bow
els r"guisr and the blood pure. All
this " brought about 10y r-lhr
iEEEiNE. n thoroughly occurs the
liver stomach and bowels. puts the
bod. IN fine condition and restores
that clear. pink and white. complex
ion - Uuch desired by ladies'. Price
zoe, sold by Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
cuBAN MAYOR AssAsslNATED

Havana. Aprl I2.-Coifcrino
Mandcz. the newly elected conscrv-
a,ivc mayor OF the city OF Cicnfue-
eos. in tch province OF Santa Clara
was assassinatci last night. A group
of men waylnid him on the street
while he was on his way home and
riddied him with bullets.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
FIVE WHEN DIE IN
FIRE Is REPORT

Pctroski. Mich. April I'll, was
reported here tina, five women were
burned to death near 81. lgnacio
when lire destroyed their home to-
day. The dead are said to he Mrs.
James Bradley. her three daughters
and a neighbor's daughter.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
LEvIE BREAKS.

Memphis. 1tnn.. April ia
break In the old Mississippi l.vce
~ Lake Jcffcrson. Arkansas. ten
miles below Roscdaic. Miss. occur
rcd early today. according to tcic-
phone reports. No loss OF lie was
reported in the firs, message.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
MRS. aYsIN BETTER

Mrs. John Gysln. who was opera
Cd upon seyrrnl days ago. L. reported
in an improved condition. Mrs. Gy-
sin had = diseased bone removed
from her forehead. III. operation be-
ing n very successful one.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

As WIS expected. tn" hntterS
haven't lost their cunning. and tho
spring STYLES in mems hcadgcar look
n It'll. worse than those OF last fall.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Nature IL supposed to- 10" q clever
manag"r. but III. frost which pinch
"s III" peach buds usually spares the
rrun" "rop.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
the TRINIDAD
FURNITURE co,
See Window Display

submitted every year in IN. various
literary competitions iath.r"d by 'hr
academy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Many food iaddis;s seem To have
based ihcir' teachings gu til" th.ory
that what is good lent good FOR YOU
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Il Il Hunu Is reliable. he doesn't
hav. TO devote much of his spare
tin. "a advertising the fact
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Nou may have observed that the
'ariy hnrbingcrs usually get frost
bitten 'ik" the puny peach buds.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Nobcdy fails TO her about secret
engagements except few strangers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

The tragic d"atn of King George
has brought out many other reminis-
"enecs of this democratic monarch
Another Is rcnterci in .. Photograph.
which shows the King climbin. over
the seats of railroad Passenger ear
IN an cnd"lvor 10 catch u canary
bird fluttcrinr Against the roof.
The scene took place In the express
from Paris Ia frankfort IN old
lady was travelling in company with
her pet canary: the door OF the cuc2
slipped open. and ,nc bird escaped
The King. travelling incorniio, wa
In the next compartment. Hearing
t"c clamors OF tne old lady. he came
in and after n long chIs. succeeded
in capturing the fugitiy. bird and
restoring II 10 It's delighted owner,
In tile meantime some one took u
snapshot of his Majesty.
The little incident +, charactcrie.
tic of the unaffected kindlinoss and
courtesy Of the late King.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Paris restaurant keepers have dis
continued the custom %. charging
walters from one dollar to two dol
lars aud u half Il day for che Drivil-
eye of serving their customers:
henccforward walters may wait for
nothing. 50 far a. tn" owner is con-
cerncd. aud keep all their tips. This
Is tautainount TO considerable in
crease in pay. and walters today are
about their business with cheerful
faces
The walters figh, for tn. ri.ht
to wait for nothing. however. has
been long ON" and bitterly fought
1t took several years OF agitation to
bring success. the owners capitulat-
ing only when convinced they were
beaten
Another concession gained by tho
men is the right so cat their lunch
elsewhere than on III" premises. Now
n waiter need no longer eat the food
he sees prepared in the kitchen and
srvcs for the house: h. can 20 home,
or to another restaurant. for his
lunches and dinners.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

gan and Adelaide Nelson got away
with their clever little hoax.--Field
and Farm.