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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.


81 200: Is. Landers to DIR. William NJ.
Ethridge, lot 40X127 feet, west side Eng
lish avenue, 100 feet north of North ave
nue.. March 5, 1910.
Hays, lot 50x120 feet, west side McMiI-
Ian street, 100 feet south of Exposition
street March u, 1913;
S55O-NeWSton S. Thomas and A. c.
Lampkin to Robert H. Jones, Jr, lot 5Ox
1872 feet, northeast side Highland avenue,
OIL feet from northeast corner said avenue
ana Marf strset oH November 49, 1909
Lannie H. Daniel, lot 75x2S3 feet, north
side Prado, being lot 6, block Is, Ansley
Park. March 5, 1913.
% A. Hartsock and James #. Williams,
2S6 washington street, 54x14O feet.
$7,O0O-Mary l.. Wright to Williams
Hartsock Company, same property. Feb
ruary 5,'1913
S960-Edwin P. Ansley to Miss Mamie
woodward. lot 6OX160 feet, west side Park
Lane, being lot IS, block 1S, Ansley Park.
June %, 1906.
.$5.1OO-J. H. Whisenant to J. A. Kelley.
30 Rice street. 45x140 feet, May 20. 1912.
aid, lot 43x100 feet. east side Taliaferro
street, 80 feet south of Emadel street,
March 8. 1913
$25O-A. G. Allen to p. E. Mcconnell.
lot 4SX140 feet, east side Mcmillan street
8, 1911
9SUV -JonH . owens 10 r. A. Smith, lot
50X20O feet, east side Howell Mill road,
300 feet south of a ten-foot alley $50 feet
south of corner of Collier and Howell Mill
roads. March 4, 1918.
S3,900-John S. Owens and C. G. Han
nah to Hugh G. Keeney. lot 60x79 feet, at
corner of northeast side Marietta street
and southeast side Curran street March
10, 1913
$152-Same to T. p Thornton, lot 5Ox146
feet, south side White street. 15O feet
east of Springer street. October 80 1912
S5OO-T. P Thornton to Herbert A. L.
terrell, lot 56X150 feet. southwest corner
1913.
$475-same to same, lot 5Ox146 feet,
south side White street $50 feet east Of
Springer street. March IL, 1918
$655-George w Parrot ct al to S. H.
Smith Jr., ct al, lot 72x100 feet, north
west corner School place and buchanan
street. March 8. 1913
$725-Mrs. Paulina NJ. Weber to John
Barnett, lot 30x100 feet, east side Battle
street. 200 feet north Of West Fair street
March 10, 1913.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Bonds for Title.

$9S.150 Penal Sum-R Realty Investments
to Daniel Bros. Company, lot 25 by ia
feet. west side Peachtree street, 229 feet
northeast of West Peachtree street,
March 26 1912 Transferred to George
T. Rowland February Z.
S5S.750 Penal Sum-Realty Investments
70 Daniel Bros. Company. lot 25 by 1919
feet, west side Peachtree street 25i feet
northeast Of West Peachtree street
March &c, 1912. Transferred to George
T. Rowland February Z.
SS.400 Penal Sum-W, - Langley to
v a. Furrh, lot AZ by 100 feet south
side Neal street. AZ feet east Of English
$2sOO Penal Sum-C w Johnson TO
Mrs Kate G. Galamore. lot 20 by 100
feet 90 Pickert street. November 81. 1872
Sl.3l0 Penal um-George w Parrott
et al. to Mrs l. II. Paris lot - by 100
feet northwest corner school place and
Buchanan street september 4. 1912
Transferred 10 :. H. smith. Ir et al
September 49, 1912
Si4G Penal sum E g Black and "
y Matthews go Mrs f. n Paris lot
~ h> hu feet west slide Buchanan
street. = feet south of 20 fotu alley. he
ing lot 3. Of Gabbett Hill property Sep
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
WHITEHALL STREET
Its Possibilities---Its Future
By B. LEE SMITH.

AS the heart of the retail trade district today
Whitehall and streets contiguous thereto
the natural advantages of this section
they will the
made Atlanta the commercial heart of h South.
The city council recognizing realizing of
street pending looking grading of
this great business thooughfare and in the
this will be the greatest business streets in the greatest
city in the Sunny Southland
With only steady growth Whitehall street and this
section have inflated values much lower than
other sections of Atlanta favored location and future
Being the the beginning
the highway Whitehall wif not al
readybe the most Travelled Atlanta.
The great volume of business already established Whitehall
makes certainty experiment. This bust
established the last few millions Of dollars
annually and will be greatly increased
established.
From purely residential from Trinity
SOUTH Whitehall today the home of the largest
the city, and the development has but begun
Take little jaunt Whitehall today
Photographic then make nearly the
hence Well, unless am sadly Aaddn lamp could not
conured greater transformation
My tip Atlanta business property Whitehall
will be made in this section the years. begin
with the development will reap the harvest
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Bonds For Title,

$500 Penal SUM. B. Tillman. as
trustee for Marie Herbert Rhodes, TO Mrs.
corner Ponce DeLeon avenue and Barnett
street: also, lot 5Ox10O feet. west Side
Barnett street, $50 feet south of Ponce
DeLeop avenue. March 10, 1913
Sll 900 Penal Sum-W f. Newell ia
Willie May Albert, lot 50x150 feet, north
west corner North avenue and Miranda
avenue. June p. 1872
$3.50 Penal Sum-W. NJ. Slsk to Mrs.
Sophronie Daniel. lot 14Ox1O5 feet south
side Sisk street being lot 3, of Sisk subdi
vision, land lot 24S, Seventeenth district.
March t. 1918
$4,000 Penal Sum-Mrs Esther Pierce
individually and as eXecutrix of will of
r. +. Pierce. TO John j. Eagan, trustee
lot 293X400X320X50O feet. north side
Greensferry road. 265 feet west of east
line Of land lot 173, Fourteenth district.
March II. 1913.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

tember s. 1912 Transferred to S. FL.
Smith, Jr.. ct al. September 49, 1912.
s496 Penal Sum-E. G. Black and W.
B. Matthews to Mrs. L. H. Paris, lot 81
by 100 feet. west side Buchanan street rs
feet south of 20foot alley being lot
s, Of Gabbett Hill property. September
8, 1919. Transferred to S. H Smith, Jr,
ct al, September IS, 1912
1896 Penal Sum-E. G. Black and w.
3S by 100 feet, southwest corner Buchan-
an street and a 20-foot alley being lot 4,
Of Gabbett Hill property September s,
1912. Transferred to S. H. Smith, Jr.,
ct al, September IS, 1912.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

s1,25O-B. r. Carroll to Laura A. Ham
mond, lot 5S by 146 feet, east side Chat
tahocohee avenue, land lot 1856, East Point.
March H.
$3,250-James T. Williams and f. A.
HartsOck to United States Mortgage and
Trust Company 2S6 Washington street
54 by 140 feet. March l.
$1,250-Mrs. Mary Heffernon to United
States Mortgage and Trust Company, lot
a by 1876 feet, south side Pickert street.
257 feet east of South Boulevard March l.
5,00O-GeOrge w. Stevens to Pruden-
tial Insurance Company of America, lot
80 by 203 feet, north side West Eleventh
street 81 feet east of Columbia avenue.
March G.
$1,00O-Mrs. Laura 5. McKoy to Mrs.
Fanny B. RosebrO, 450 Glenn street SO by
81 feet. March II.
Sl,5OO-trank Adair to Charles c. Har-
rison, lot 80 by zoo feet. south side Brook
line street 100 feet west of Maryland ave-
nue.. February II.
$l,500-Frank Adair to Charles c. Harri.
son, lot 30 by 200 feet, south side Brook
line street 100 feet west of Maryland ave
nue.. February IL
81 .2O0--Willam NJ. Erhridge to Trustees
of Emory college: lot 40 by 127 feet. west
side English avenue. 100 feet north of
North avenue. March II.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Houses for Rent.
RAYMOND ROBSON
IL EDGEwooD AVE.

$50 EDGEWOOD AVENUE

$50 EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
INMAN PARK, on the left going out
Edgewood avenue, at the above num-
Der in Inman Park, we have two-story
nine-room residence. with gas, bath and
sink IN the kitchen, has furnace, on
good, level lot; on a car line. in nice
neighborhood. convenient to schools and
churches, furnished nicely through and
through now occupied but will be va
Gated when rented. Price $50.
244 GREW STREET
on the left going out Crew street, be-
tween Crumley and Glenn we have q
six-room cottage, with cabinet mantels
tiling hearths. gas, bath and sink in the
kitchen. on a nice, level lot. in good
neighborhood. one block from three car
lines convenient to schools and churches
and within walking distance of the busi-
ness portion of the city, including city
water; $2060
SO KROGG STREET.
on the right going out Krogg street
Just off Edgewood avenue, we have half
Of a double house consisting Of four rooms,
has cabinet mantels. thing hearths, gas
bath, and sink in the kitchen; convenient
to schools, churches and car lines. Price
$1375.
WE HAVE long list OF larger and small
er houses. Come to see MS.
FOSTER & ROBSON.
we can place it safely.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Trustees Deed

$4,000. b. Tilman. trustee for Marie
Herbert Rhodes 10 Mrs ida Colbert. i0t
nue., 80 feet west Of Barnett street
March 10. 1918
S855 b. Corbn. trustee. Of Robert
H. Plant. bankrupt 10 G. 9. George. lot
tSX2Oc feet east side Crew street 283
feet north of Haygood avenue August
2. 1905
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
HUNTER STREET
SOUTH BOULEVARD.
Corner Lot.

Corner Lot.
THIS IS A ten-room two-story
house. located right near Grant
park, on large, level corner lot.
The house is in fine condition,
and is an ideal home for any one
wanting a house of this size.
Price only $4,000. Terms to suit
purchaser.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

2400--R. S. Morris tby sheriff. to p
B. Hopkins, lot 40 by 20 feet southeast
corner Lena and Stevents streetc; also
lot 40 by l20 feet southwest corner Lena
and Stevens streets; also lot 120 by 100
feet. east side Stevens street, 100 feet
south Of Lena street. March s.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

sSO0-.W. W. Quinn to George w. Kelly
lot 55Nl5O feet south side oxford avenue,
90 feet west of jefferson street March
10, 1918.
$S0O-Same to same, lot 55x15O feet.
south side oxford avenue ITO feet west
of Jefferson street March 10, 1913.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate For Sale.

There is tide in the affairs of men
which, taken at the food, leads on to for
tune. Young men of Atlanta why not
catch the tide?
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
INVESTMENTS.

WE HAVE some good II per
cent and IA per cent invest
ment property in Fourth ward.
See us for a bargain on Bell
street.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

lovely Groom cottage, modern and up-to-
date lot 48 IL by 200 to alley, home is furnace
heated, and is just the place for you. Easy
terms Small cash payment required. Think
over this.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Farms For Sale.
Farms For Sale or EXCHANGE

2Si2 ACRES Sla miles from center of CIV.
tenant house stables. fine orchard. more
than 300 apple trees Easy terms or eA-
change Tor city property
- ACRES one mile oi Stone Mountain.
tenant house. barn. hne bottom land. 1S
cleared, balance in fine pasture and woods
See Mr. Milton Wrb ~ a. Blake. t.4
Atlanta National Bank building Mam
3l4b. 3-6f
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

THEN on the corner of Oak and Hopkins is an
other Groom cottage lot 80 by $50. De-
lightful little home, which we can sell on easy
terms and payments. No furnace in this;
everything else to make you happy and contented.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Deed I OBSCURE

5000 William T.. Sicprns lo AIR. Han
nah 1logauer. lot i5K20G feet West side
Ifnok street % ieet north of TAYLOR ave
nue.. March II, 1918.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Quitclainn Deeds

$24-A. p. Harrington to Railway Postal
clerks Investment association No 302
Magnolia street 40x9O feet March /,
$5-Georgia Investments Incorporated.
70 j A: Kelley, No. 90 Rice street, 45x140
feet. January 8, 1913
Sl0-Joseph Buchman to James McDon-
AID, lot 43Xl0O feet east side Talia-
ierro street. feet south of Emanuel st.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Contract for Bond for Title

S3,250-Realty Trust Company to /, l.
Spencer, lot 65 by 249 feet, northwest side
Maddox drive. being lot 6, block "a. An.
sley Park March 8
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
BUILDING Permits,

S3Oo-H. W. Nichols, 534 Ponce DeI.eon
avenue. adding room.
,5d;,9C. st;og-C. {. Fortner I Galatin street.
Sl,65O-G. +. Bomsr, White Oak svenue
one-story frame dwelling
$oOO-Mrs John Burgess 1876 South ave-
$2,5OO-Mrs. jeanette Lowan. a. vedado
way one story frame dwelling
$VO0-T. p. Petty, 454 McDf ial street
store and dwelling
9SOO-Louis Trotzier, Mason and Turner
avenue one-storY frame dwelling
SlOO-John II. Robinson, 1876 North Ash
by street same.
!, $5ioOmGeorge w. Haugh, 5l3 North
$8,OOO-Mrs. Alice r. Thomas. 20 Ken
hesaW avenue, one story frame dwelling
same. '"N'
s2,2OO.Same to same. Stewart avenue.
H0O-R. r. Dodd, 337 Hemphill avenue
s2,S00-W. J Brownlee. 427 Greenwood
avenue. one-stOry frame dwelling
SUI. j. Cooledge Jr. 1872 Myrtle ST.
add room and sleeping porch
elOo Mrs VI. y. Myrick fs Boulevard
terrace, repairs
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Mortuades

$l,344-Paul Dixon to Atlanta Banking
and Savings Company. No. 10 Willow
street, 42X11O feet. March 10, 1913
$464-J. c. Darlington TO same, No 1S
Gartrell street, 38x91 feet March 10. 1913
OOO-J. A.. Kelley to Georgia Invest
March II, 1918.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Real Estate For Sale.
BUILDING LOTS.

CHEAP ENOUGH for investment
purposes, located in all parts OF
the city.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Real Estate For Sale
W. A. FOSTER &
EAL ESTATE. RENTING AND LoA Ms.


FOSTER and ROBSON SALE SIDE
NOT far from the corner of Pine and
Piedmont avenue, nice Groom cot
tage, with all conveniences; level lot, 44X
l6O feet. Good buy for So, 500; terms. See
Mr. White.
TWO CHOICE LOTS on the best part Of
Ponce DeLeon avenue. Both lots facing
100 feet on Ponce DeLeon. A nice profit
IN these lots as each one is priced below
NE market. See Mr.. Cohen.
ON good North Side street between the
Peschtrees, two-story eight-room resi-
dsnce, with hardwood floors, furnace heat
GnQ modern in every respect. Price,
Sl,oO0; $1,000 cash. balance to suit. This
y q growing section. See Mr.. Collins.
BETWEEN Peachtree and Piedmont ave-
nue., two-story, nfne-room residence for
$500. Terms can be arranged All the
property lying between Peachtree and
PIEDMONT aPrk is sure TO become more
and more valuable See Mr.. White.
NORTH SIDE LOTS-we have two pretty
lots on Kennesaw avenue that we would
IKE TO build homes on for some one on
easy terms. Come in and tell us about
what you want. See Mr. Radford.
S ACRES on cherted road, 6jk miles
from Atlanta. Three-room house and
barn. Spring and branch. Just the place
for truck and dairy farm, 1900 See
Mr. White.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY to len,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

You viii find ID ia "'he Business Guide
~ atlanta, "h'ch viii be found In me
hIsl Two columns Of The Want ~ pages
" The Georgian, Consult II today snd
every day.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

$l0 to Correct Former Deed-Carrie r
nnlhs eNeculrlN of Porter King to II. q.
reese: lot 2l3S22l feet. on Kenesaw ave
nue, lsO feet north Of northeast coI:ia
N,9rih and kennesaw avenues March t.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Liens.

S135-B. Miffiin Hood VS.. Il E. Parker.
March II, 1918.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

81
second floor fve-room electric lights
condition
WE PUBLISH WEEKLY
everything we
JOHN j. WOODSIDE
MA
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

PIEDMONT AVE, between South
PradO and Prado; fine, east
front lot, 6OX160; No. 16, in block
16 Price $3.50,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

WE HAVE a long list OF larger and small
eT houses. Come TO see us
FOSTER q ROBSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
WILSON MUST
USE OIL LAMP

WINDSOR, VI. July 23.-Presi-
dent Lincoln studied by candle
light and wrote some Of his mes
sages 10 congress by the light Of a
smoking oil lamp.
II. after President Wilson comes
here for his vacation. he decides %
spend some OF his evenings writing
his next message 20 congress. he
will have 20 DO II either by oil
lamp light or candle light
Windsor IL three miles by New
England roads from Cornish. As
one native put Il. Mister Wilson
Is n nice. simple lookin' man who
appears 90 know his business. and
his wife r. a mighty fine woman.
His daughters appear 10 be fust
rate girls and Miss Jessie's beau.
who was ~ here visiting when the
president was. looks TO be con.
siderable OF a man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
IT'S TO Be REAL
HOME MADE FEED

A banquet. whose menu will con.
nist exclusively OF Seattle made and
locally grown products. will be civ
IN TO the visiting Northwest retail
merchants and their families On
the closing day OF 'he convention
OF tho Northwest Merchants asEo'
citation IN tho week Of August IS to
% The feast In 20 be rendered by
the local Sales Managers' astocla.
ton.
The big Industrial fair. % 30 held
AZ the Armory simultaneously With
the merchants convention. gives In.
dlcationa OF being a great success.
The enthusiastic cooperation.
which the local manufacturers have
thus far shown. proves 81 will he
IN. largest and most extensive
event OF the kind that has yet boon
held on Puget sound. Already
about one fourth Of the available
exhibit, space has been allotted To
Local concerns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
SMUCCLE JAPS
INTO COUNTRY

nY United Piece f.rasrf wire
VANCOUVER. - c. July "a
Canadian immigration authorities
are today investigating wha; they
believe TO be gigantic plot 10
smugTle OrientAla into British Co
lnmbia. following tho arrest OF
eight Japanese ai Bella Coola The
men were brought here on the
steamer CamuHun. and II found TO
be unlawfully here. will be deport
cd For some time the authorities
have been trying 10 verify reports
that Japanese were being landed on
the Queen Charlotte islands by
japanese sealing boats. with in
HtructionA TO work their way to the
different canueries and mines and
establish residence by working
there for several months. then TO
come south on regular steamers
with their pay checks TO show that
they havc been In tho province
some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23

coroncr's jury eronerated him
Alice Crfspcll was last seen alive
July I. and Johns was the last per.
son seen with her lie says they
spent tho evening In dancing and
then parted. He has declared he
does no; know how hhe came TO her
death.
william Crispeli. the father. II n
religious enthusiast. following his
conversion by Billy Sunday. In n
remarkable statement. he lays his
daughters death NJ the door ~ bad
companions and an undcve'oped
minds mad passion for kay life
Tho police arc divided between
the theories that religious maniac
slew Alice and that she was VIC.
tim OF ono OF her sweethearts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23

WItkEs5ARRE. Pa. July "a
81 took my gun from the shelf and
pointed II at my daughter. ~
would be better that the bullet In
this gun should pierce your heart
than that you should sell your soul
70 the devil told her"
Such was the warning William
Crispoil. Wilkesbarre. Pa. gave his
daughter Alice. whose body was
taken from Harvey's lake on July 7.
when he realized that she was fol-
lowing that will.o. the wisp--the
light that shines from CATO win
dows
Herbert Johns. sweetheart OF tho
drowned girl. has just been re.
arrested for her murder. although a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
PORT0LA

Seattle. still ringing with the
laughter Of the Potlatch. has
Joined hands with San Francisco to
work for the success Of the latter
ciiy's coming celebration. the Por-
tola Festival. The Portola will be
in large measure Seattle's
celebration. too. for II will com
memorate the 400th anniversary OF
the discovery OF the Pacific ocean
by Balboa
Mayor Cotter1ll has appointed
John Schram as resident Portola
commissioner. to coordinate Seat
ties plans for participation.
Schram Is president OF the Wash
ington Panama Pacific Internation-
al Exposition Commission. appoint
cd by the governor. TO direct the ex-
pendiiure OF the $4,000 which
win give Washington a prominent
place In the San Francisco fair OF
1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
RUNAWAY WIFE
UNDER ARREST

ny United Press Leased Wire
EVERETT. wash. July 23-Mrs.
Laura Wagner. aged 20. IL under ar
rest here today. after a several
weeks search by her husband. who
finally gave up under the belief that
she had been abducted or killed
Her arrest followed a fist fight be-
tween Sheriff McRae and his
chauffeur with Jack Smith and Jim
Franklin. two men who refused to
run their automobile. In which Mrs.
Wagner was riding. 10 one side OF
the road and let the sherltfs car
pass.
Mrs. Wagner admitted that she
had deserted her husband and two
children and ran away with Smith
and Franklin. who are friends OF
her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
TURKS HAVE POWERS
ALL UP in THE AIR

LONDON. July 23.-with off.
cials OF tho government freely nd.
hitting that Intervention by the
Powers IN the Balkan struggle IL
almost certain. ms result OF Tur-
keys advance. Sid Edward Grey
and the ambassadors OF the Pow
ers todey held n hurried confer.
ence over the situation In near
East. which Is admittedly grave.
The only question 10 DO settled
apparently is whether the Powers
shall act unltedly or shall delegate
one power to act for the concert.
Russia Ia believed to be the most
available.
II was announced today that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23

Servian troops have captured Be.
lodEradchik. Bulgaria. afior fierce
fighting. accompanied by heavy
lossea.
The main battle. II In said. was
fought Mt St Nicholas. The Servi.
an and Greek troops are continuing
their operations against Bulgaria.
in spite OF the progress OF peace
negotiations at Nlsh.
Bulgaria formally protested to
the Powers today against alleged
Turkish atrocities at Adrianople
and Kirk Killisseh. II In alleged
that the Moslem troops have mas
sacred hundreds Of women and
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
PUTS COAL BILL
BEFORE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. July 23-Rep.
Bryan OF Washington introduced in
the house today Sen. Poinderters
bin providing for the government
Ownership and operation OF the
railroads and coal mines OF Alaska.
Its features include regulation Of
the hours Of labor and profit shar-
ing plans for employees IN the mines
and drastic regulations 20 prevent
private intercHts gaining undue ad-
vantage IN the development OF the
resources OF tho territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
ARE YOU CRAZY?

GREELEY. Colo. July 2s.-Arc
you crazy
Probably you are-or-not nor
mai-and don't know H. Everybody
Is more or less "off' at times. ac-
cordlng 10 DR. Lightner. an expert
on mental diseases. and lecturer
at the State Teachers College sum.
mer school here
Playing with a pencil while you
talk. pulling lock Of hair while al
your work. lingering a dress orna-
ment or button-all these are un-
mistakable signs OF temporary In
sanity. little lapses from the normal.
says DR.. Wilmer. whose specially Ia
the study and observation OF de-
fective children In public schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23

Today brings 20 close the
Worry" contest. and we are be-
ginning to feel like one OF the
"Worryites" who writes:
I should worry. weep and wall;
This worry stuff Is getting stale.
But despite the fact that 1t is
the last day. the couplets are pour
ing I'm by the wholesale, and the
little worry slogan is defiant at
being ushered into the past with
tho other pet phrases and sayings.
We have awarded the last dollar
TO "Snookieookums," and he or she
will receive same upon making
known their identity. This is the
couplet:
I should worry and be too warm,
III Just ditch my clothes, like
September Morn"
"SNOOKIEoOKUMS."
! should worry, but not get vesed,
When the preacher "swats" me
with his text.
NJ. NJ, Three Lakes, Wash.
should worry and at the seashore
splash,
When dear old dad puts up tho
cash.
r.. T, 2si2 10th Ave. N.
should worry and make a boiler,
I've got ten kinds and need that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
CONSUMERS TO
SEE FACTORIES

The Home Consumers lcogue
will conduct tour OF the Seattle
soap factory and the Pacific Coast
syrup company on F.idoy after
noon Those desiring to mako the
trim viii meet at the offices ot the
Ieaguc at 1920 Arcade building at :
O'Clock. An early sta, necos.
sary to corr. iete the inspection OF
both factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-23
The
Worlds Remedy

) You make no risky experiment
when you use occasionally
whenever there is necd-the
most universally popular home
remedy known. -Beecham's
Pills, which have stood the
test of time with absolute sue
cess and their worldwide fame
rests securely on proved merit.