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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Loan Deeds
s650-F b Pattilo TO Lillian NJ Lacy,
lot so by $50 feet, east side Lakewood
Avenue. 325 feet north OF Livermore
Street. June 6.
s2,250-George F. Hurt to Mrs F. ".
Coleman, lot A. by 30 feet, southeast
corner Edgewood Avenue and Howell
Street. June
81, 250-Georse F Hurt to Mrs F W.
Coleman. lot 30 by 30 feet. south side
Edgewood Avenue, q feet east Of Howell
Street. June ?.
s1,5OO-George F. Hurt to Mrs r. w
Coleman, lot 81 by 80 feet. south side
Edgewood Avenue, rs feet east of How
ell Street. June ?
s2,OOO-George Mau TO Mrs. Ellen V.
Reynolds, l09 and III Cooper Street,
81 by l66 feet June H.
s750-Horace l. Harper to Mrs. Ste
phanle Dietz. 10 Todd Street. AZ by 80
feet. June II.
Sl,25O-S. w Herrin ct al to Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese Of Allan
Ia, lot 80 by LAG feet south side War
ner Street. 271 feet east Of Woodrow
$l250>-S w Herrin ct al to Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese Of Allan
ia, lot 60 by 146 feet, south side War
ner Street, 2ll feet east Of Woodrow
Avenue. June ~
sI.25O-S W Herriu ct al to Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese of Allan
ia. lot 60 by 100 feet south side War.
rer Street. 472 feet east of Woodrow
Avenue June T.
$500. r. Willis to c. L. Harris. lot
80 by $50 feet, south side Pickert street,
40 feet east of Waldo Street. June e.
S2g9-E. NJ. Silverman to G. c. Carson,
lot so by lO4 feet, west side Crew Street,
70 feet south of Glenn street June B.
Bonds For Title.
S5000-Alrs Emma A. Moore TO Mrs.
Belle NJ Gaines, 290 LawtOn street,
50x1S0 feet. June ..
$i5,OO0-T. W Walker and William
Driskell. to District. Grand Lodge, No
feet. north side Auburn Avenue, 100 feet
east of Bell Street. June 10
-. 200-Howard Tate to Euialle Hull
sey. Tot 50Ni10 feet south side Adair
Avenue, $50 feet west Of Highland Ave
81 soy William J. McCrory To Dr.
Paul Mcdonald lot l3iN2OO feet, east
side Marietta ebert road, 700 feet south
west Of Charlie Campbells line.
s4.sO0-w +. Baldwin and Arthur
Spurlin TO George and Ralph NJ GarroN,
twelve acres west side East Point Road,
20 feet north Of Campbelton Road.
$2.35O-L W. Hudson. IT. to Mrs
Rosa p Johnston. LOT 5Oxl49 feet. north
side Walker Avenue, 50 feet east Of
Barnett Street June Z.
81 350-Same to Mrs Bertha l. Hol-
brook. lot 50Xi49 feet northeast corner
Walker Avenue and Barnett street
June T.
81, OO0-McKenzie Trust Company to
Miss Mary Pickard, lot %. block b,
Peachtree Highlands. May 90
S4000-James H. and Adell G. Heimer
70 r. Lyman Hood. lot l50X1S0 feet
west side Dewey Avenue, 100 feet south
Of Arthur Street March I
$6.O0O-Same 10 same. LOT 2O0x2ss feet
northeast corner Wilson and Fletcher
Streets. March I.
S5,S00-Mrs Linda y Sangster to
W NJ. Thurman, 72S East Fair Street,
40XS0 feet Nav 9
S2.O40-L r. COPELAND to T J. Dixon
and G. II. Pickett. 25.6 acres in north
west corner land lot "a. Seventeenth dis
tTict August %, 1912
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Bumper Crops Reported.

J H. Ewing, of the real estate firm
Of Smith & Ewing, returned to At
lanta Friday from a trip into North
Carolina, and reported the biggest
wheat, oats, corn and cotton crops he
had ever seen, despite the three inches
Of snow that fell. with Secretary
McAdoos tender OF S5OO,O 900 to help
the financial situation and such big
crops coming" declared Mr.. Ewing,
every kind Of business is going to
wake up as never before, and natu-
rally the effect will be felt in real es-
tate. There won't be any place for
the calamity bowler
other real estate men who express
ed confidence In stable conditions
were Edwin P. Ansley. who noted
with great satisfaction the better con
ditions IN the New York markets:
Charles II. Black, Of thurman, Black &
Calhoun; Lowry Porter of Porter &
Swift. Ralph o. Cochran and John ID.
Babbage
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For Piedmont Car Line.

On account of its possible bearing
on property values, real estate men
heard with much interest Friday of
the plan for the street railway COM
pany to use Piedmont Avenue rather
than Ivy Street. The city made the
suggestion that Ivy Street be left free
of car tracks in order that big vehi-
Giles might use 1t and keep of Peach
tree. President Arkwright les said TO
be willing to the new arrangement
If Piedmont Avenue property owners
VIII consent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Changes on Real Estate Row.

Auburn Avenue, colloquially known
as Real Estate Row." has recently
gained a convert in the Claude K.
Sims Company. but is soon to lose
two other agencies. The LochridSe-
McClain- Moon Company and G. T. r.
Fraser have received notice that they
must vacate the old Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing, which is to be remodeled by the
Chamber of Commerce. The former
VIII go to North Pryor Street, the
Kimball House. while the latter will
seek space in an office building.
Other realty agents on Real Els
tate Row" are George P Moore, who
named the street; John J. Woodside,
Mercer w. Gilmer and the willing
ham Real Estate Agency.
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Realty Barbecue Saturday.

All is in readiness for the barbecue
Saturday afternoon at ! o'clock at
Cold Springs. Judging from a poll
of the real estate men, about 200
will be present. A brass band has
been engaged and there will be
something doing every minute
Lemonade has been ordered for the
realty men who don't care for any
thing stronger This barbecue is
taking the place OF the May and
June monthly banquets of the board
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Angler AVE, THIS
SIDE JACKSON ST.
HOUSES FOR RENT.


HOUSES.
2426 f. Baker St, II rooms. $75.
3l3 S. Pryor St. II rooms. $50.
1874 McAfee St, 10 rooms, $50.
rs w. Peachtree St, 10 rooms,
500.
30 Hurt St. 10 rooms. 500.
154 Greenwich. 9 rooms. $50.
176 Ivy St. 8 rooms, $25.
III East North, s rooms. $40.
los Merritts Ave, s rooms, $45.
% Kennesaw Ave, s rooms, $45.
176 Gordon St, 6 rooms, $40.
p West End Ave, 6 rooms,
$3.50.
50 w. Peachtree Place. 6 rooms.
So. 80.
374 Central Ave. s rooms. $50
It f. Ellis. 6 rooms, $50.
II Drewry St, 6 rooms, $1,000.
% y. BOnaventure St, 6 rooms,
$40.
2ll Ivy ST, 6 rooms, $3.50
124 Jones Ave, , rooms. SIS.
81 Mills St., ) rooms. $3.50.
.174 Formwalt St, ) rooms, $3.50
1O4 f. Ellis ST.. , rooms, $50.
SS1 Grant St. ) rooms, $15.
90 Mcdaniel St, ) rooms, $l5.
.109 Ivy St, ) rooms, $50.
No. , Miller Reed Ave, South
Atlanta, ) rooms, $15
795 Hill St; 1 rooms, $3.50.
90 Lee St, 4 rooms, $3.50.
Call for our complete Rent
List.
THURMAN. BLACK
& C A l. II O L n ,
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Hat Cleaning.

STRAW HXTs. &c" Soft Hats Sleane,
and blocked, Soc. Georges Hat Clean
ing and Shoe Shine Parlor, 81 E. Ala
bama Street. 4-10-1
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Shoe Repairing

Shoes Half s6fFb. sEwfb.
80 CENTS.
At Gwinn's Shoe Shop. s Luckie Street
Opposite Piedmont Hotel Both phones
1-26-4l
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Sand.
SAND

SAND in any quantity and quality;
prompt delivery. 8. NJ. Truitt & Son.
ia 90
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W.A.FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON
II EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS.
For SALE

ON WELLINGTON STREET. Just a
step from car line, brand new FIVE
room bungalow; all conveniences;
cheap for 81, $50; only 5000 cash. bal
ance like rent. See Mr. Cohen
ON EDGEWOOD AVENUE. near But
Ter Street, a lot surrounded by
stores only $3.50 a foot. on easy
terms, This is a bargain. See Mr..
ON SOUTH BOTbEVARD-Bel
Grant Park. a subdivision of big
residence lots also a subdivision Of
big lots on Confederate Avenue
Prices range from $500 TO $3.50, on
easy terms. See any salesman.
ST. CHARLES AVENUE-On this
beautiful 7O-foot street we have a
modern ten-room home. on nice large
lot running through to another street
This has hardwood floors, and all con
Neniences. and the price is very rea-
sonable az $500. See Mr.. Martin.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOWS with city
conYenienCes; fifteen minute car
service In good, established neigh
borhood, Brand new, six rooms each
Have bath, hot and cold water. tile
sidewalks; big lots. Nice mantels,
electric fixtures. etc. This is your
opportunity to buy a home on easy
terms. and at bargain prices, as we
are instructed 10 sell them-and we
will. Simply ask for a salesman All
are posted.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY IN lend We
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R.modeIlna Adair Offices.

Extensive alterations intended to
give more room are going on in the
real estate offices Of Forrest & George
Adalr in the Atlanta National Bank
Building One or two new rooms Will
be added and a complete rearrange-
ment made.
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permit for 5000 Home.

a permit was issued Friday to ]. Fl.
Bennett to erect at As Westminster
Drive, Ansley Park. two-story brick
veneer residence, to cost $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTEp--To buy the best bargain
can get IN . 2story. Z or S-room
tile hath, furnace; on NORTH SIDE.
not over block from car line; easy terms.
Must be bargain and IN Al neighhor-
hood. Citizen" p, o, Box tio, City,
e-io-&
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REAL ESTATE FoR EXCHANGE.

81 z00~Ss acres, small town on SonthssIr-nS
Railroad 10 Birmingham. VIII ex-
change for small house, lot or automo-
bile r. " Paris. 202 Alfriend Bldg
e-Is-sS
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FARMS EnR SALE

ss5-ACRE farm: wei fnproTsd; n
miles from station. This Is fine land
and Il Is going cheap and on easy terms
IL, Box los, care Georgian. S2-12-6
EIGHT farms from 50 70 i25 acres well
improved; good land on public ROAD:
one mile from station Terms easy
These are bargains. A, Boz s, care
Georgian. S1-12-6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Jump in Building.
Real estate men learned with in
terest Friday that building permits
for the twenty third week of 1913 far
outstripped the figures for the same
period last year. The number was
the same. so. but 1885 aggregat ted
1902 1874, while 1925 totaIed only
s92.sOO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

s3,4sO-Mrs. Grace NJ. Keefer to Colo
NAL Trust Company, so East Fourteenth
Street. 10 by 1856 feet. June II.
$1,140-Mrs. J. L. Smith to Atlanta
Savings Bank. lot As by 17S feet. east
side Hurt Street. IS feet north OF De
Kalb Avenue. June H.
$3.50 Edgar A. Angler to Atlanta
Savings Bank, lot "a by l24 feet. east
side Capitol Avenue. 1913 feet north of
Butler Street. June L.
1,000-Charles f. Thompson TO Secur-
ity State Bank, EOS North Boulevard. 50
by 200 feet June Il 49,
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Carpenter and eulIder.
FLY-SCREENS-FLY
Carpets and Runs CLEANED.

AIL1NTG STEAM CARPET CLEAN
ING COMPANY QNC), % West Alex
ander Street. Phone Ivy 41S6 Moist
and dry cleaning. Rugs woven from
your old carpets and rags. Porch shades
made to order 5-27-s
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REAL ESTATE EoR SALE

CHEAT. FOR quick sale, two best lots IN
Hollywood cemetery. Call Main 1881
or 1861 Whitehall st. 5-13-15
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on Ex.
CHANGE

IF Y0C have not fallen out with Work
this will make you rich. New store
with living room, immense corner lot,
Sewer and car line Cash. terms or
exchange. e W. Cochran. "A Peachtree
eOo-s-i2
FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES and build
ing lots in College Park, the most de-
sirshle suburb II Atlanta, see I. c. Nc
Crory.
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EnoineerIna and Machine DESIGNING.
FIv Screens.
Fly Screens Made to Order.
FLY SCREENS.

METAL AND WOOD FRAMES, port
able garages. ". ]. Baker Company
Bell phone Ivy 926 No 81 Empire Life
Bldg, Atlanta, ca. 2-l-4
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Dentist.
Ear. Nose, Throat and Lung Trouble,

Or, GEORGE BR0WN, diseases Of the
Far Nose. Throat and Lungs, 312-l4
Austeu Bldg ! have the only compound
oxygen plant ever brought south ana
make this gas daily. Weak, nervous,
snaemic and pale people are invited to
call Abb
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WILL take $50 Camount paid I'M for
equity in lot on Newman Avenue. Co
lonial Hills. ANY terms. Ivy 445s
6-i0-42
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REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NE VS.

Ferry Road half way back to Buck
head.
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$40, 5OO-H A. Etheridge to Morton l..
Adler property on Rock Springs Road,
Allen Road, Montgomery Ferry Road and
North Boulevard, in land lots 56 and
81, Seventeenth District June 70.
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Hairdressing.
l~-sN~l---.~~~~~g>l
LADIES

WHY WEAR hair that does not match,
when you can have it dyed to match
any shade? We have real natural
shades in stock. If your switch is not
fun enough, can make it over and have
any amount added at a reasonable price,
at
THE S. A. CLAYTON co,
361a WHITEHALL ST,
SUCCESSORS TO CLAYTON & ZAHN.
NJ. 1883 6-11-27
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BUSINESS GUIDE o o
Auction Sales of Furniture and
Household Goods.

Central AUCTION COMPANY Z
East Mitchell Street, buys and sells
everything; regular auction Tuesday and
Friday. Bell phone Main PAPA. 1884
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Baseball Score.
Bicycles.
Blacksmithinn.
STRUCTURAL STEEL AND
IRON WORK

WE make all kinds of metal windows
and doors, also window gratings and
hangers of all kinds. Anderson Bros. &
Rich. 372 Edgewoo6 Avenue 4-2-7
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Royal Typewriters For Fent.

ROYAL typewriters rented: one month,
S275: three months for $500; special
rates to students. Royal Typewriter
Co, As North Pryor Street. Phone Main
24q2 4-25-17
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triX. to Mrs Cornelia n Cunningham,
lot 90X100 feet, west side State Street,
$40 feet east of Emmett Street June Il.
s9.50O-Jake C. Moore estate. by ad-
ministrators, to William w Ward. lot
43x14O feet, north side Forrest Avenue,
129 feet west of Lowndes Street. June 10.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

sSS5-Willngham- Tiff Lumber Com
pany VS.. Gate City Home Builders. lot
57x1s5 feet, east side Cascade Avenue,
100 feet northeast of Cherry Street.
June r.
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Shoes

GET the best shoes for the whole
family. Peacock & Drennen,
300 Marietta Street. 416-2S
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Safe CracIsman

.S9S4SA Fire and Burglar proof safes
opened and repaired. c. c.
ia Downes. 29is Marietta Street
Phones NJ 2t46 Atlanta 1922
ASH
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-25
Chicago SEMI.PROS
To join LABOR union
Gunthers, Riverviews, and Logan
Squares Apply for Charter in
Federation of Labor.
lack CAMPION BUSINESS AGENT

Chicago, Ill, July 4.-BasebaIl man.
ayers all over the country will have the
union question put up to them squarely
this week If The plans of Chicago semi
pro managers and players 60 through as
expected. A charter for Local No. l.
Baseball Players Union Of the American
Federation of Labor, is on its way here
from Washington, and is due early this
week. after which a headquarters Will
be established and the home players Of
fered chance to join.
Jack Campion, shortstop Of the River
views, in the Lake Shore League, Is act
ing as business agent OF the temporary
organization, and is likely to become its
official head when permanent organiza-
ton is reached. The new union starts
of with over thirty members, all OF the
players on the Chicago clubs in the Lake
Shore League-the Gunthers, Riverviews
and Logan Squares-having signed the
application papers with Secretary Ed
Nockels. the local representative Of the
American Federation.
Among the benefits expected to be de-
rived from the union are protection of
both players and club owners. establish
a minimum salary rating, and stricter
enforcement OF contracts. Under the
present plans of the new body. players
will be required to give two weeks no.
tice to a club owner. il not working
under the national agreement, while the
owners must also give a like notice In
the event era player leaving one team
for another
Each league and semi-pro club in the
country will he given salary rating for
the men playing different positions, and
club owners will be forced to pay that
figure or lose his union standing. The
salary clause will not establish a maxi
mum clause. players being entitled to all
they can talk out of the managers. The
sick benefit angle has not been worked
out as yet, but il is expected that
small weekly amount will be charged
union players and used as a fund to pay
half salaries in the event OF injury to
any of the players.
The plan originated two weeks ago
with John J. Britain and Milton B.
Bushnell, hackers of the Riverview club
in the Lake Shore League.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-25
ADAMSON TRAINING
HARD FOR BATTLE
Local Boy Preparing fer Fight Thuzs
day Night viii Fsrd Muasa,
The Baltimore Weltes.

Tommy Lowe. that popular lightweight
of the District, started yesterday train
ing Swatts Adamson. who 10 booked to
meet Ford Munger, Of Baltimore, in the
star bout Of the inter-city boxing carnival
to be held under auspices Of the Mary
land Athletic Club at Ardmore. Nd. next
Thursday night.
Ford Munger. II working hard in Bal
timore at his own club with Buddy WILL
Jams, the youngster who will swap
punches with Shanksy Gardner, the fast
little boy Of this town. Gardner Is train
ing faithfully under the eyes Of Joe
Oliveri, who says his man will just about
hand Williams q good beating.
In the first encounter Of the evening
Young Thomas will battle six rounds with
Kid Martin, the fighting youngster Of
Baltimore. As this il an inter-city tour
nament, three special cars will be run
from Baltimore the night Of the fight.
as well as q number Of specials from
Fourteenth Street and New York Ave-
nue.. The first bout will start promptly
at $50 o'clock. with p. F. OConnor As
the referee.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-25

BUCK BECKER WILL
FACE METER CLUB
Pride Of he Navy Yard 10 PHI fes
Vigilants Sunday Afterlesa
in First Game.

Buck Becker. the pride Of the Nav
yard. is slated to work the first game
against the Maryland Meters Sunday Al
Vigilant Park. for the Vigilants. Becker
is at present In great form, and should
be able to make the Meters hustle all
the way. When he Is right, Buck ID Q
star among portsiders, and he says he
will make the Baltimore outfit 20 some
Sunday.
In the second game, Manager Oliver
will send Don johnson to the mound
johnson is at present pitching for the
Cornell Tigers, in the Capital City
League. 1t was this youngster who
stopped the Bankers after they had car
ried both Smith and Kelly for total OF
fifteen runs last week.
The Vigilants will present one Of the
strongest line-ups in the District. Moth
ing but stars Of the first water will be
used by Manager Oliveri, and a. the
Maryland Meters are known to be a fast.
aggressive ball team, two good games
are on tap for Sunday at Vigilant Park.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-25

A great many scenario writers are con-
cerned about the copyrighting Of their
scenarios before submitting them to the
film producers. II you have q really
good scenario. copyright 1t by all means.
No sight upon this earthly footstool Is
more inspiring than that of marching
men. especially when they are well drilled
and caparisoned. This can truly be
said Of the ten thousand members of the
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, who attended the forty-ninth an
nual reunion OF the Grand Lodge at
Rochester. N. Y. Rochester Is q famous
convention city, and 1t has ample facili-
ties for entertaining just such q body
as the Elks. Its immense parade grounds
and its broad streets and shaded avenues
afford ideal opportunity for the display
Of the formations, uniforms and drills.
which SO delighted the citizens Of Roch-
ester.
The current release OF the Animated
Weekly will show all these drills. illumin-
ations and spectacular features to thea
ter goers throughout the country.
A. Brylawski, who is active In the
management Of the Pickwick. Palace, and
other motion picture theaters here. as
well as the Cosmos and Casino theaters.
looks forward to a season Of unusually
interesting feature film productions
which will have a tendancy to increase
the growing high regard Of the general
theatergoing public for motion pic
lures. Following the weeks showing
Of the Kalem masterpiece, From the
Manager to the Cross" at the Casino
Theaters for the week Of August II, Mr..
Brylawski states the Casino will show
James X. Hackett's Prisoner of Zenda, I"
and Sarah Bernhard in Queen Eliza
beth" for a week. beginning August Il
II you want first-run pictures you get
all the association productions At the
Pickwick and the Palace theaters; all
the universal five daily release features
and all at the Empress: all the Mu-
tuals at the Colonial, and all the special
features at the Garden. Keep this a.
reminder.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-25
IT'S JOHNSON NIGHT
AT GLEN ECHO PARK
Nationals will Visit Resort and Watch
Fireworks in Honor of the
Kansas Cyclone.

Everything is in read less for a gala
night at Glen Echo # this evening.
when the fireworks Fourth of July
stuff. too-will wei - Griffith's PEN
nant chasers. The light will be dedi-
Gated to Mr.. w. j. .nson. the W. k. slab
Dist, for 10 per ent of the gross re-
ceipts from all of the amusements at the
popular resort will be turned into the
fund with which to purchase a hand
some loving cup for the pride of the
Washington fans and fannettes.
Manager Schloss received assurances
last night from Boss Griffith that every
member of the team will visit the park
tonight and show their loyalty to Walter.
In view of the fact that today will be
the first appearance of the Nationals in
the home baliwick in four weeks. it is
certain that hundreds of fans will grasp
the opportunity to show their esteem
for the Kansas Cyclone at Glen Echo
this evening.
The regular Thursday night display Of
fireworks was postponed on account Of
rain. With fair weather this evening,
the event should be a good omen for
johnson and his pals.