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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

| $3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each
town 10 distribute free circulars for
| concentrated iavoring in tubes, Per-
msnent position. b. u. Barr Company,
Chicago.
WANTED-Ex nurse; also ex-
Apply 55l West Peachtree street or Ivy
1913 phone.
WANTED-First- class cook. Apply 81
Elizabeth street. References required.
WANTED-Two or three good adver-
tisement solicitors. Only those who
can produce results need Apply. Ala
Temple Court Building.
sTYISHLY trimmed hats, 50 TO So. We
work over old material. Miss Pickard
6l7 Grand Opera Building.
WANTED-A saleslsdy in ladies' ready
towear department. 200 Edgewood
Ave.
WANTED-Lsdies, also men, addressing
and circular mailing at home, spare
or entire time; $10-$40 weekly; steady
income Particulars 13c stamps Com
mercial Co, s0s Pontiac Bldg, Chicago.
ly raising mushrooms, entire year, in
cellars. sheds, boxes. etc. Markets wait
ing Free booklet Hiram Barton. a33
West 4Sth Street. New York.
WANTED-Ladies to make shields at
home; $40 per 100. Work sent pre-
UdIu " women. LOT
stamped addressed envelope. Eureka
Co, Dept. l07-C, Kalamazoo, Mich.
WANTED-Ladies to make shields at
home; $1,000 per 100 Ordinary plain
sewing. Can make four an hour. Ma
terial furnished. Work sent prepaid.
Send stamped addressed envelope for
particulars, Paragon Supply Co, 1874
Myrtle Ave, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED-An advertising solicitor for
one of the best propositions In the
city. Apply The Movies Office, Room
IS, ION Auburn Ave
WANTED-Lady to solicit advertising:
good money can be made. Apply The
Movies Office, Room As, ICY Auburn
Ave.
GIRL.S-Take course in Miss spark
mans Improved Millinery School; all
millinery done free. 100h Whitehall st,
WANTED--Y Young women ara girls de-
string attractive positions. Welfare of
operators and clerks closely supervised
by the company; their conduct on the
premises carefully guarded by matron,
women supervisors and chief operator,
who have complete control over the re-
firing and operating rooms. Short train
ing course for those inexperienced: sal
airy paid while learning. Salary in
creased upon being transferred to oper-
ficient. increased as they become
worthy. with opportunities for ultimate
advancement to $75 per month: Refer
ences proving the standing of the appli-
tional advantages preferred. Lunch
room and comfortable retiring. rooms
provided with several hundred Carnegie
Library books for the convenience Of
the operators. Matron and trained
nurse in attendance. Apply $3.50 to 8.
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company Training School. 26 Auburn
avenue.
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WANTED for young man
in private, steam heated apartment;
close in; separate beds; extra large, nice
ly furnished room; every convenience.
Reasonable. Ivy 6496.
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bath; price s15 for one, and $40 for
two Phone Ivy 1856, after p. M;
close in
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Yomg ladies to sew
shirts. Steady work. Apply
Robinson Shirt Co, 1875 - Ma
rietta street.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, sep
arately or together, in new bungalow
Inman Park. Ivy 4468
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WANTED-A saleslsdy in ladies ready
towear department. 200 Edgewood
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perienced cook References required.
Apply 551 West Peachtree street or Ivy
Il4R rbnua
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COST sc SET,


SELLS 16c to Csc. Homes buy IL to
40 sets; hotels 100. Anyone can at
tach. Evergrip Gliding Casters. No
rollers. Save carpets, furniture and
floors. Carried in pocket. Samples free.
Evergrip Co, Warren St, New York;
WANTED-Agents. canvassers, crew
managers, statesmen wanted in every
community for our famous Z and s-cake
81 soap assortments; advertising price
given; everybody buys lose no time get
ting our list money getters. Moore
Bros. Co, Manufacturers Established
1890. 28S Greenwich street. New York.
WANTED-Fifty cents Tin quantities)
buys full size compressed air clothes
washer. Weighs only 2 pounds Wo-
men grab #. at 81 80; 2oo8s profit. Thor
utes. Washd8y no longer dreaded. Mrs.
Marrick earned 500 first weeks. A IA
year-old boy in Kansas made $780, 40 OUT
side of school hours during September
county right. Wendell Washer Co., 121
Oak street, Leipsic, Ohio.
MANIFESTATIONS for country towns
s26 weekly salary and SO per day al
lowed for expenses when travelling.
Western Cider Co.. St Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Agents, salary or commits
sion. Greatest seller yet Every user
pen and ink buys on sight; 200 to 50oqS
profit. One agents sales $500 in six
days; another $32 in two hours Mon
roe Mfg Co, X-142, La Crosse. Wis.
WANTFD-Men and women agents;
new line; big commission. Select your
territory and begin at once. Huse Com
pany. $40 Temple Court Building. AT
lanta.
WANTED-Salesmen for SKAT soaps
Don't miss this opportunity to secure
the selling right for these we'll known
soaps Experience not necessary You
can devote your entire time or handle
as side line. Write for our offer. Ad-
dress Skat, Hartford, Conn.
COMPETENT agents wanted to sell the
Sasni Masseur machines. Good prof
its to good statesmen. 5sh Whitehall,
Atlanta
WANTED-Agents everywhere to han
-. die fast selling necessities; make IS to
SIS daily. Write for catalogue and
agents prices. Samples free. Hatcher
Mfg. Co. Dept. 3. Atlanta, Ga.
WE HAVE openings for ten lot sales
men to sell improved lots In Druid
Hills and Peachtree section, on easy
terms. A hustler can earn from $3.50
per month upward. Address Lot Sales
man." Box 10. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30

WANTED-Two or three good adver-
tisement solicitors. Only those who
can produce results need Apply. Ala
Temple Court Building
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Barclay & Brandon Co
Funeral Directors; now in new
home, 246 Ivy st, cor. Baker.
Arso ambulance, alto hearse.
LOST AND FOUND.


FOUND-On Capitol avenue car, Mon
day morning small mesh bag con-
tanning small amount money. Can Ivy
zS07.
LOST--Suayed from 52S North jackson
street, Collie, male fun white collar:
end of tan dark. Reward, Can Ivy
s2TS.
LOST-Tuesday on South Boulevard, one
spotted hound, Return to IS Powell
street and receive liberal reward.
LOST-A small hand satcheI on river
car Monday, containing S505 and
other articles. Return 10 Mrs. Slse-
more, Carey Park. Reward.
bOST-Monday afternoon gold brace
let Return Mrs Karl KimbrOugh. GAG
s..s1and avenue. Reward
'q Between rysci' ,6snYsteh Saturday night
Iree, sn6 sT8 Auburn ,,.s,,,es' 1j. each'
1Ss Piedmont avenue ~, ~, ' TO-. =. y"
Liberal reward IVY sofa
LOST-Last Saturday. 49,. 81,
AZ Rsw.r6 hone Bell Main
lost, sTRAYED OR sTr,, ,,>, -.
-, = hors. ,,,t,t Iii JndaY night,
ia C.s r;haidi stree Co.. ring wagon.
LOST-Coliie dog. six noryi--- -
a dav after S y. m AnsI.ns Uip' '9utl
~ Bess. Call Main 43s ~ ~ "a ue
lko Gennwood avenue. 0''' w.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE and basement, Al Peach
tree street; best retail block in
city. Good lease. Apply Owner,
care Enterprise Mfg. Co.
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An trains run daily. Central time
City Ticket Office No. Peachtrea st
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30

$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each
town 10 distribute free circulars for
| concentrated fiavoring in tubes. Per-
msnent position. + u. Barr Company,
! Chicago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30

FOR RENT-Furnace heated rooms
with sleeping porch, large front room,
two single beds. private home; North
Side. Ivy 12S1-J.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BoGRD ANb ROOM for one or two
young men in North Side private
home; steam heat; also room with sleep
ing porch attached for two young Ia
dies. Ivy 7S4S-J
EXCELLENT meals and nicely fur
nished rooms at reasonable rates. All
conveniences. 315 Whitehall. All. 27se.
IVY HOTEL, SO IVY STREET.
AMERICAN PLAN. s1.25 DAY. Special
rates by week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30

FOR RENT-Handsomely furnished
front room, near Georgian Terrace;
private bath. Reasonable, care Geor-
The evening world., 1913-06-20
BELIEVES
UNCLE SAM WILL.
SEND HIM TO JAIL
Bitterly AssailS the Course of
the Government in Harvester
~ Trust Inquiry.

CHICAGO. June 2o.-In q statement
to-day after ne had undergone q severe
examination IN the hearing Of the Gov
eminent ssit against the international
Harv>stsr Company. oeorss W. PerHins.
former GARNER OF the late J. p. Morsan,
dSoaarsd his Ssssef mat ne wound be
indicted and prosecuted for criminal
violation Of the Sherman antitrust law.
Il drmly believe that am on my way
to the psnissasary." said the hnancisr,
after he had left the witness stand,
where he engaged In An ail-morning I'll,
with Edward 2. 0rosvenor. speoiai Gov.
esnmsat prooscutor. THAT 10 the poalcy
Of ths Amsrteaa 0ovsrnmsns toward ~
eorpontions. N diseouragss lsAusssy
and snterps1se ana believes h jaillng ~
men who created NJ industrisA"
Psrhaus. whe was the movtng splrss
behind the gigantic msrgsr that result
Cd IN the fosmstion Of the Intsrnatiouai
Harvester Cemuany. declared over and
over again IN the hearing before eps-
eiaa Examiner Taylor to-day that the
corporation was formed for the purposs
Of capturing the foreisn trade IN HAr-
vsstsr products. and rot to monopoliss
the business In America. To capture
that foreisn trade. he sAid. II was nee
sssary to make loans to peasant farm
err In Europe and TO make these loans
u wNs necessary to fosn . big cosDoea-
tion to get financial backinG.
THE Government has charged . mass
Of corruption here" he said They
amazed me BY not calling me to the
stand az the author Of this eorruptiou.
and then when am called BY the de-
fense they take advantage Of ne and
question me insinuatins1y. They have
tried to create . record for my orim-
mai indictment and thai.
II differed sharply Win Pr06dsu@
Taft. under whose administration thii
prosecution was begun. but I could not
attribute this unfair attack to political
or personal motives. I, don't think my
connection with the Progressive party
had anything 70 do with the beginning
Of this suit, or the vindiotivs spirit Of
the Government"
Special Prosecutor ososvsnse. Soe ~
Government. made brief comment -
ter Perkins had deft tho stand.
I'VE have proven our case ~ his ~
ttmony." he saSd. I'VE have proven the
the Intsrnat1onal controls q per ssnt o
the output of Agricultural, iapislnsnts 4
this country. x stv
The evening world., 1913-06-20
PASSENGERS SCARED As
SAFETY DEVICE STALLS
MOVING TRAIN At BRIDGE.
Croton Local Brought to Sudden
Halt Just Beyond Mott Haven
When Mechanism Goes Wrong.

With the recent wreck on the New
Haven In their minds. passengers who
crowded the four-car Croton Local OF
the New York Central. due In the
Grand Central at :.55 o'clock this after
noon. were frightened when tho train
came to halt just beyond the Mot;
Haven station and close to the bridge
over the Harlem River with a grea;
jolting and much noise.
The third car. II appeared. had caught
an an automatic derailer. which was
out Of order. It's province Ia to deraii
train In case II 10 driven past the
signal when the drawbridEe 10 open.
How the motor and two cars passed II
without being caught 10 a mystery to
railroad men,
There was a delay OF eleven minutes
until . new train was sent along on an
adjoining track and the passengers. none
Of whom was hurt beyond shaking up.
were Transferred To It and carried to
the terminal. The track was tied up for
several hours while wrecksrs got the
train back on the tracks. II had run
over the tses for about = car length.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
COURT RULES &sARHcAN
MUST STAY IN SING SING.
Appellate Division Uphplds Convic.
tion Of Policeman for Perjury
In Graft Case.

John J. Hartigan. formsr plain clothes
man In the sixth Inspsction District and
Police Inspector Dennis Uwssney's con-
hdea<iai H,An. will have TO serve mis-
sentence Of from two ad hah to four
and . hak yeans In Sing sing Prsson
for perjury.
The Aope,lats Dtvision Of tAs eaorsme
Court. all me Justices concurring. this
afternoon andsds down q decision, up
holding the decision Of the Jury which
convicted 0wssnsy's nsssenGee.
Hartigan was convicted because he
swore before ths John Doe Grand Jury
that he did not carry $500 from Sweeney
to Police Captain Walsh. This 800 was
part Of the money raised by INSPECTOR
Hussey. Thompson. Murtha and Sweeney
to bribe George A. Sipp. proprietor OF
the Battle Hotsl. to fee from New York
when he was wanted ~ . witness
against Policeman Eugene Tox. who
later confessed he was Q bribs col.
lector for Sweeaey.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
ATTACKS HAvEMEYERS.
Decones Suddenly Iassne ~ they
Eud visit with Friends.

RICHMOND. Va. June 3o.--Before
leaving to-day for theis home at Ards
Icy on the Hudson John y. Havsmsysr
and his daughter. Miss Helen Have
meyer. who have been visiting In the
home Of Thomas l.. Moore at More
land. ten miles from Richmond. In
Hsnraco County. had an exciting exps-
rience with an insane woman.
6ayAh Jackson. . oolored nurse. be-
came suddenly insane. as . result Of
her unrsQuitsd affection for the but
lsr and ran smuek through the house.
tAreatsuinS the lives Of the occupants.
With great diniculty she was sub
dusd aud brought to Richmond In an
automobile. On the way to the city
she repeatedly tried 10 leap from the
machine.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
.10SA0T N SCHOOL,
Three ARE DEAD;
= OTHERS MAY DIE
Demented MAI,
With Six Loaded Revolvers
lnvades Bremen institution.

BRNA6Ms. Germany. Juns GA
teacher tn . Catholic sahoo, ana two
children were shot dead. assthss teacher
and three ohildrsn sravsly wounded
md <hrss other chiS1rn ufSgntiy m.
Sursd Se-aay ~ . fernR esa11ssr
named 0chmidt
Schmidt hsd six loaded rsvoivsss ana
carried . quantity Of extra cartrAess
when he startsa . fusii,aAs among shs
ciaaaL
Two or those KILLED we're little girlA
TIE teacher. Herr Nollman, attsmpsin6
to disarm the madmAn. was fatally
shot. The maaias thsa raa 70 . Win.
dow ana, WITH vel airsctsd shots,
wounded six esyS - play in ne sehool
yard.
Tue man thsa ran from the ougl0lag
in IN attempt to sscaos. BOT was saaght
~ Q mob who almest beat him 70 Asakh
before he police rescued him end looked
him IN . cen.
0sx rsvoavsrs ana ~ castTsdgss vsrs
found IN the msn's pockets and pagers
On Nm Soss the nams Of Erich
0ehmidG The man Was saiA % os .
ao0eoeea Russian.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
HUNT WORLDS worst
BAD MAN," CAPTURE
MIDGET, FOUR FEET SIX
At That, Little Eddie Foye win
Be Deported Because His
"Auld Woman Squealed."

Edwin Foys. . diminutivs Seotchman
not Avs feet tAil. who lives At No. nj
West Fourtssnth street. has . burden
on his shoulders to-day heavier than
any hod on Q foqty-Eoot iaAdsr. A.
soon a. he proved - the sstisfaction
Of the HsaAausrtsrs Identification
sharps tAaa hs was not . famous muir
derer and intsrnstional esoek he was
turned over to the immigrataoa anthon-
ties for deportation - . eus-time
stowsway ana back TO seotianA ~ the
hrst ship he goes.
"AAwsll-a'wen 'tis . woo-man at the
bottom O. IT," little EDDIE sighed whsn
he had heard the worst "'Ts the sout
O. . wife q piayin' her sud tricks ON
me-"
Hare b the strange story OF little
EDDIE Foye. the hod carrier:
Not long ago an anonymous letter to
the District-Attorney told OF one Edwin
Toys. the notorious Scottish crook and
murderer for whom warrants are cot
in Q dossn lands. who was at large In
New York He should be apprehendsd.
the letter went on. because he was thS
most dangerous man ON five continents.
Detectives Pheian and Upton were sst
on the trail Of this manIkiiler and TO-
day they found him. peacefully carry.
ing . hod at the new Adams Express
Building under construction At No. g
Broadway.
They had gone on their search armed
when they found Eddie was four fest
six inches tall. with mild blue eyss
they took their hands on their shoot.
ing ironA
At Hsadquartsrs little Dddss fen q
far shost Of the brutal proportions o1
the real Edwin Tcys mat sven Jimmu
Dunn, the aastsrs. was moved - roarl
Of laughter.
Eddie told . sd story.
He had come to New York - . stow
away In lsoa, he said. and had married
His wife found . handsomsr man, how
ever. and when he objected she ha,
revealed the secret Of how he got int
ties and he was deportsd. His VIII
went b scotland. too. trying to set
divorce. But he learned that she coui
not show good grounds foc . divorc
unless her husband was . felon. Their
he says. she and her lover framed
poor EDDIE and he was arrested wit
stolen goods tn his possession and ser
1 to prison.
Upon his release he again stowe
away on . ship to New York and va
working to get enough money 10 tak
him to Cincinnati. whore his Oades
I daughter 10 living. when the aud wt
oman 0howed up again."
The evening world., 1913-06-20
.WA[L'ST&EIIII

NARxar 0LosfvG-fs' sAs last
kssr fAs murket rallied about ~ posS0
but Gagged of IN tAe last fev minSsess
clsst~S from y to ~ poiats beIoW yss-
tsrdsvs lsss prsees. & ~
Stocks opened from y to ~ points
on from yesterdays close. Canadian
Pacific closed at 3is y and opened at III,
receding to nsk. while Atchison.
American Can and Amalgamated Cop.
Der yielded v point. PennsyivAnia and
81. Paul werS the exceptions. both
opening with advances Of y point. With
very little demand.
Shortly before II o'clock Q suddsa
selling movement stastsA with pes0nrs
against the active stocks. which levl
eiinsd sbout . point before the prssssrs
relaxed. and the markse lapsed Int .
dun. lifeiess period. with only feeble
attempt to rally arousd noon, -st
The market remained featureless.
prices fiuctuatins within . narrow
range At slight advaaees from Shs lower
level established In the FORENOON: re-
newed selling was met at svery attempt
to bid prices up. only 1900 shares were
traded In between I and . o'clook.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
MUNICIPAL SALOONS
AUTHORIZED By VOTE.
Half the Profits Used for Good
Roads; Town Gets

sIssEToN. 9. D.. June 0.-Commenc-
Ing July I. Stsseton will have the
nearest approach to . municipal saloon
OF any town In South Dakota. The
liceases for two saloons to which the
town 10 entitled. were granted TO w. T..
BOllsnbeck by popular vote.
Bollsnbsck will conduct the business
on unique unes- He will work o. q
salary Of 800 . year and the profts
Of the business will bs divided - fol-
lows:
Fifty per cent. 70 the county good
roads fund. and the remaining nifty per
cent. to the city treasury.
The daily receipts OF the saloon viii
be turned over 10 two leading citissns.
under whose control the business viii
be conducted. The name Of the city
will not appear In any Of the transac-
tions OF the saloon.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
GIRLS CIGARETTE
CAUSES HER DEATH
!. ON BLAZING BED
Falls Asleep Smoking and
Z Wakes in Flames, Beyond
= Aid of Doctors. 9.
BEATS OFF RESCUERS.
Madly Races About Room {. in
Torture Till Agony
Robs Senses.
BEATS OFF RESCUERS.

Miss Katherine Brsen. nineteen years
old. Of No. - Paterson street. told In
the Paterson General Hospital to-day
how her hah1t sf smoking Q cigarette
In bed before she vsns 70 sisse resulted
In terrible burns walsh had made her
body practically one great wound. A
few minutes later she died. The girl
said that last night she iay h bed pun.
ing ss eigarstts. she must have fallen
asleep. for the nsxt she knew che awoks
with her skin soorchiag.
Miss Brssn's bed was . MAS Of
flames vhish Mcksd sbeut her on all
sides Her nishtdrsss had bss. partly
burns1 away ana her shin was bills
tered The gis4 hurled hsrsslf from
bed. uttsring shrieks which aroused
svsry one slss n the house. when
rescusrs entered the room Miss Breen
vas running blindly shout II torture.
What remained Of the sirps night.
dress was being consumed rapidly and
the hamss from II were isaping up
about her face and head. Her hais was
on nre and her body was scorchsd and
biackensd. In her frenzy Miss Bresn
beat on those who would have aided
her and dashed madiy about the room,
shsiskinS.
PROM the bed rose other flames and
blass started In the carpets and furni-
turs. AZ last the gki was thrown to
the noor. unconscious then. and was car.
ried 70 another room. while those in the
house Qusnchsd the nrs In the bed and
the Other furniture.
A call hestily brought An ambulance.
Miss Bresn vas rushed to the hos
pital and put In . bath OF OIL 0h- wss
tssribly burned. however. ana II va
hours before she rsgaansd oonscious-
neas for . moment
A. her homs IL hsA bssn supposed
that IN upsst ksrossps lamu haA
started the blass. In, gasbing sen.
tencss she told o. the fatal cigarette.
Thsn she lapssd asstA into uneon-
sciousnsss. from Whioh the doetors
failed to rssuscitats her.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
70 away forever togsGhor."
,.''tA .nRS RANDOLPH FlLZHUsH:

20 away forever togokhe."
The young man nnally recovered from
the blow. but the girls mind had given
way. and she was sent 70 the Staunten
Asylum. whore she remained for ten
years. The authorities said she wss
cured and she was released in 1911.
Her father. mother and brother had
gone insane IN the meantime. Il II said.
partly from shock over her case and
partly from q hereditary taint She had
no home when she was DISCHARGED from
the Institution and went to Washington
to live with . married sister.
she there met Q young lawyer In the
Government employ and fen in love with
him. Her sister warned her aeaanst
him. but he persuaded the sirL then
twenty-five to eiops with him to Balti.
more. They went through what she sup
posed was . marriage ceremony and re-
turned TO washinston. wefsrs her sister
refused TO have anything further 70 DO
with her.
nEsERrED ~ HUSBAND AND
''r" LETT PENNILges.
tho lawyer IN Q fsw months went TO
Chicago, promising 70 ssnd for her. and
that 10 me last she saw OF him. He sent
her small rssni,tances ufftil last winter.
Since his deser4ion she has tris6 %
find some record a the maxviaea aad
finding nose snd thAk no cSsegyuan
Of the nams SVEN By the one who per-
formed the ceremony ltved IN Bskj.
more. she 10 convinced che would be
unable to. prove ~ marriage IN court.
A son was born to her shout . year
ago. She came 10 New York last win
ter and lived ON the small ailsWaness
from Chicago. These finally stopped
and she became desperate. She was
too proud to beg. and Il 10 claimed her
mind gave way under the strain. She
may have stolen. II II explained. h q
moment Of absgraaon. 6ss the saks Of
her child.
To protsot hsrsslf and child after her
arrest she told many conhieting stories.
The authorities could nsvsr discover
how much truth thsrs was In them. but
everybody With whom she has como In
contact has realised that she V .
woman Of rsdnemsnt She has told no
one where her baby -
"Nss. Titshugh u not mentally re-
spousibls." said Lawyer Fulton to-day.
II came 70 New York At her request.
TO send her TO prisen OF 70 the BEDFORD
Resormatory would bs 70 sentence her
almost 70 death.
II can only lay the facts Of hsP ~
which can bs substantiated bsforo tn
court For the sake Of the woman. an<
most Of all her little son. I hope Ii.
court will see At to b lenient and ALLOW
| this woman TO 60 South and have . lit
J tie happiness and peace"
The evening world., 1913-06-20
LONDON HORSE SHOW PRIZES
Ams Ptcass Take Second PIacs II
Two Classes.

LONDON. June n-At the intssna-
tionAl horse show at Olympia there
was Q slightly better attendance to.
day. Judge W. II. Moore Of Philadei.
phia won second prise In Class Is for
movies tandems not exceeding ID hands.
In which he was represented by Best
and Naeburn.
J. Sumner Draper Of Boston obtained
second prize with Nimbus In Class 70
for novice single haynsss horsss ever
Is and not exceeding v IL hsn1A