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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
FAIR PLAY AND A SQUARE DEAL.

SQUARE DEAL.
Audit Company to check over hi.
books and report their condition.
Both did their work well. and the
only suggestion was a new ledger.
which suggestion was adopted.
And our honored Comptroller goes
on doing as he has always done
his work well and efficiently.
Later, by the influence of the
same crowd, an auditor was ap-
pointed to investigate the tax Of
flee and to provide for II a new
system. He began his work at a
large expense for his salary to the
city and put in a new set of books.
at a cost of about $500. After
using them for a short time only.
they were found to be totally in
adequate for the work they were
expected to do and this depart
ment was compelled to throw
them away and return to the old
system. The new one was no
good.
Work Was Increased.
The change consolidating the
Engineering and Public Works De-
partments enormously increased
the work OF its head and the be-
ginning of a new era, as shown
by the foregoing figures, and very
much crowded his department.
What is now the moving cause
that so strongly demands a new
form Of government? 1t can not
be because we are not prosper-
ing, for we are-beyond all our
expectations. Nor is it because
we are ill-governed. Our Re-
corder is terror to evildoers and
crime in Atlanta has greatly de-
creased under the present gov
eminent.
This article is already too long
to discuss in full the charter sub
mitted to Council by the Commit
tee OF Twenty five. one or two
things might be noticed. II
provides for seven trustees
to be elected at general
election and they may reside in
any part of the city. 1t is pos
sible for them all to live in the
same ward. The one receiving
the highest vote will be the May
or and the others will take the
offices as decided on by the com
mission. You may vote for one
man for Mayor who has no
knowledge of construction and
another man for Chief Of Con-
struction who would not make q
good Mayor, and when the votes
are counted find that your con-
struction man is Mayor and your
candidate fog Mayor something
else. Their power Is almost abso-
lutte and by proper manipulation
they could hold office almost in
definitely. Yes! We all vote
puI Ior nominees put forward by
the governing body or their
IFlends-and any others who wish
10 run. For the seven places
there might be-and probably
would be-25 or 80 candidates
How easy and simple for the ones
IN control to swing enough votes
TO always elect the seven men
they want. And the rest OF Ms
would waste our votes on the
other 20 candidates
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
JOHN PIERPONT MORGAN
A Giant of These Days

The World Will Remember Him and the Future VIII lel OF
Him. He Was the Superman Of Industry and Finance, Gre
ang Power and Using It, His Great Work Was IN lnte-
gent Organization, as Against Primitive Competition
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

matter. brough in a mild re-
joinder by moving the previous
question. and showing that he
himself had proposed that
should take entire charge of ar
arrangements. using my own iuds-
meut at all times
lie said something about his
error i'm supposing DE was tray
cling with a Jiscerniu- person
Just then the guard came along.
slammius the doors. and we We're
pushed into "a third-class car
riage. where we enjoyed an all
day journey together.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

strong old face looks up at the ceiling of the room
where Morgan lies dead in Rome
He died city of great and history And he IS
worthy lie central city of the world and to have the
world quiet thinking and talking of him
many fighters creators and doors have died ana lay
forever at rest ancient city Few of them any, were
more powerful greater greatness of daring and will tnan
the man of the World accidentally dead in the heart oil
history
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Wanted to Ascend.

At Edinburgh my companion
wished to ascend the Scott monu-
ment. visit a friend at the uni
versity. and buy a plaid rug at
one Of the shops i'm Princess
street. I proposed 10 look up the
footprints Of Bobbie Burns and
John Knox lie said. "Confound
John Knox" answered. You
evidently think I am referring to
Knox the halter He grew mad
as a halter. and I had "a defend
John Knox and later had 10 do
the same for Rob and his friends
and Christopher North.
Ana So it went-he poon-poou-
ed uy heroes. ana , sc1rnei the
friend ao wished la Eu3 ar oh,
u..veg--ly smiled r~Irmi1u-.,
90. On. Scott w-rsH. avf >.-.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
BY EBERT HUBBARD.
nyrIght. lals. Interna tLonal News servIce

"Hoot mon" at the idea Of buy
ing "a plaid rug i'm Princess
street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Who Demanded Change?

VINO Demanded OldnSe'
Gould NC do any better under
any otnc- ro-m of government;
are we not doing splendid-y now!
Who. then. is demanding this
change? We must go back a few
years and look at the history of
this city. / have been in the city
% years and have carefully OBJ
ser-ed what has happened in a
political way Some years ago
two factions existed in the city
and one or the other ruled. Some
of us outsiders voted. but it was
for the nominee Of one side or the
other. and our votes counted for
nothing. Finally. after years Of
hard work. both factions were
overthrown.
Again. some three years ago.
determined effort began to dis
credit our system Of doing bust
ness and an attack was made on
the Cu-Gu yrlllr-'s office. Experts
were Hu- Cu work Oh rle books
-Elay-5lE to 6uI som -tlia-.
.-1u-- Al l-l --u.e Sim. M.
rl,. r-t -I-- avUe- .. ia.
Coos. ..Hf-. .y. t-..--..s
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Gie Getuport Office iIr bas pGin.
riunatier gOIfsblatt" beiinSet iidl IN
0o. 339 gurf StreRe, geseniiber ocm
GOurthauie, poielbit 9tsuisteiten, Sn'
Scigcn IL. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Ytinn.
ten AbeaSS eHtgeaeugeuOmmen mer'
ben. SelepGOn SDuth 2401.
GbesrlaubnibIdeins: Bm. u,
Collins uno either R. WtRuier bon
bier; 8eorgs .. S6rOer uno 8toIa
S6peot Don bier; 2ouis ). QppriI
uno 9efie James bon Qsbarton.
- BefistiteI 9erdnbsrunsen: Die
DoooIapn 5oms go. bon Rsnport on
Wartus Weitbroots, cine Got Jto. s
in Wooblupn 50. untsrabtb.; J. u.
6afnsr unp 5rau an 6elen unb Ser
trucs Gelion, Got 79 in Wooolapn
6oms QDDition in Campbell Gountp,
&D, 81; W1rp 6. Wbdtslep an Char
-lotte W. Scott, Got 16 in Qumlep
5eigbts lInterabtb. in Sort sbomas,
81; SbGIsr gerrp 5ruitss, an geas
trice Dilliams, Got 18; glod 9 in u.
g. gerrp's llntsrabtb., 81; pbiIipp
unb Jobanna Goppsrs on Solepb SO.
4uebne, 2ot 30 in 9dnlor uno 9abis
untsrabtb. in 0apton, 81; Seifie y.
4norep II. u. on gbarles 80. Gipscom,
125 SUB an D'Gulon ape., gsGspus,
81; gbarles We9aD u. u. an emma
Woobparo, Got, q bel 100 SUB an
Wafbinston QDe., 81; Charlotte W.
Scott u. U. an Wurp 6. Wbatelp, Got
i'm 5igblanb Diftritt; Worp 6. Wbaz
telp u. u. an Sarah g. Jones, Got in
Qumlen 6eiebts llnsrabtb. 81; Sar1b
Q. Sones an Waarp 6. Mbatelsp, Got,
40 SUB Jrpnt IN aumlss glbOition,
81 uitp.
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I'm Campbell epuntn arsisae.

aNi
riht ipuroe oeftern Gbn. ). SdpdrB,
"a Sabre aft, duf isinsn Geiites5u.
itanb gspriift unb fir geiitig eeiuno
6efunben; Sbomas Rpan, AZ Sabre
oft, puroe fir qsiftestrunt befunoen
unb feline llebsrfiibruns nad aatslano
aneeoronet.
Ter gIib bate Disnitas Ro6t
in bic Sommeripobnuna Der 5rdu Dr.
gooIpne zimmerman in Clifton,
Campbell Co., sinsei6lasen. mar onr6
ben Shornitsin sefabren uHo bate oi.
Sol3psrtletoung an ben Wdnoen ent.
3iinoet. Durb Die 2Iufmsrtiamteit oes
9ienitmGo6sns puros Der gronp sss
l6T6t, obns oab srbebIi6erS4ooer an.
gerihtet porben mar.
Staatsfendtor Charles 80. Ras
asl etbieIt geftern Die Rahridt. oab
Sugb 8enneon, Elm friiberer aontrdts
tor ppn gellepue, in Ser laselaHo Gre
rsnanitalt gsItorbsn III. gr mar so
Sabre alt unb ieit Is Sdbrsn in Der
Srrendnitdlt. gr mar Elm Staot.
ratbsmitalieD in gsaepue, fab i'm
Shulrdtb uno mar Elm gaicballs
partzGigsntbimer in Gopington.
- 6reo. 3o6cl unb Sobn gDusf,
3pei SlrmenfhiIoermaler, rparen ges
tern i'm Yoliseigeritt. neil iis ShiIs
Der maItsn obne Qi5ens. .. Morton,
fir oeu iie arbciten, puroe su elmer
8eloitrafe BON SO uno aoiten osrur.
tbsilt.
- Scott 5opIer, ipeIter Die msiite
3eit fsines Qebsns bintsr ihfpeoiIhsn
9urotnen b<rbrahts, tuttdm tur3 Dor
gtitternaht am lsbten 8ienitag um
5aarssbreits einem idben lobe. Som
Ter mar an Der 5. uno Saratoad
Strabe, mo sr auTgshllteu tpuroe. ba
Gin LANCER 5rattsua ibm i'm Wesa
ftano. 3a sr nif1t parteu tpoute, bis
Der 3ug rpetter 9ing. perIuhts cr uns
ter ben Cars binourh3utrieten, fiel
aber bin uno tpurbt etipa SpauSis
SUB 9sihleift, cbs Der 3ug sum Sals
ten 9ebrdht tpsrosu tonnte. Ia sr
eirs tiefs Wunos am 5aIfs bate, ipas
rem bic !3uglsuts Der Nnfht, bdb sr
toot lei uno telepbonirtsn iofort nab
elmer NmbulnnS. 5orplsr mar inSpi
i6en aus feiuer futoIen Gage bsfrsit
porbsr unb ma6te iib TO ibusa tpis
mOgIih aus Dem Staubs. od sr fiirts
tets, nod obsnorein ccrbaftst gu rpsr.
ben.
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S6l,fois
ST Waaarp 3, 9isss Der Der.
Iseuns bes wsann 0eietts.
Tie Ujeidlipprenen iparfH etluas iiber
Srei Gtnnben in geraibuna.

gan GrdneiSto, Gal. 20.
sluguit. aPnnrp I. Tugs. Der pcrs
moliae 5toots.sIrt)iteft pon aaliior.
nien, slpnroc am Waiftipof) abeno Don
ben @eid)iporefen. Dor oelleit er me-
gen aneebIifer gerieeuHg bee Rann
@eicses pro3eiiirt iuoroen mar. oes
illm jiir gaii aelegten Verbrefeils
ihnloia befnuheu unb bat NM eite
3uht1o,lsiirdfe bon bis su flint
ssabrcn 3li aelpdrtiaen.
Gr mar bcfnHntlid) NIT Warifn
gsorrinaton suiommen nit ieiuenl
fsrelmoe Trcm GnnliHetti iiub cOla
Norris Don gacrdmeutc mad, 8eno,
step.. aereiit. no bas Quartet IN e.
mem gnnsaloip @cbuuHg nnbm una
audi perhaftet ruuroe.
Tie 8fifmorenen iporen ilber
orei ShinoeH in 9erntbung geipefen
uno bdtten iid einmal npm Rihter
RedltsbeIenr,ne geben loiien.
Ter ssroscf gegcn Tretp 9antinetti
inter Der lieiden aufiagc uir0 am
IoHncriiaa ieinen aniaug nebmea.
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Qaur1 Qafapsttt bon Wibblss
topn rpuroe Don pro6atri5tsr Gons
naugbtoH fir gsiitssihpo6 beTunosn
uno Dem SrrenaipI in GuptOn iibers
fpisTsn.
- Die WstausQolirsr, peIte in
Der mosIer'ften GeIbf6rontfa6ri.
lestbiH bic 4rbstt niebsrIegteu. iinb
lUisoer sur Qrbsit 3urudget.brt.
- Der S6rsiner eugene aimble
trat NIT osm reateH SUB in einen
Ra9el uuo erIitt cine Wunoe, bic
mOgIitsr Dsiie idIimme GpIeeu ba.
ben fam.
Diniam Gpsrstt 5ope, %. unb
Utde Stspbsns. 18, beibs pom Somsr.
pile. er!angien cinen Seirutbsiteiu.
6. 6. UlaTon bon Der gpuntp
emergency GommiiiiOn beitsbt borduf,
ooB Der Gduf.r oes giiens Der 5ish.
Wain Strabs Bride, peItes nod i'm
WiumisElub rubt, odsisIbs obne fdns
ges Rdhoentsn aus benz glub sntfers
nen mub. Der adufer, 6. Q. 9eIas
ncp, bat iiingFt am Nriitperl6ng.run1
aebeten. bod lit bic 3eit Idngft dbse.
ldufsR.
- Der 3amsnspeig 0es Deutihs
4msritanii6su Stdbtperbanbs perans
italtst am 5rsitae Ibtne in Der M.rs
beri6sn 6dls an Der 5ieh Strab.
eine unterbaltung BEL pslfer geles
gsnhsit See Cream uno au6en Isrpirt
nerbeH.
albert 2athrop unS Cote girs
ger, 6eioe bon Qorpooo. fpuroe geftern
Elm 6eiratbsifein perfpeieert, neil bic
graut bier nt6t anfGfiia it,
prof. Dilipn bon ben offentli.
den GShulen in WibbIsiopn fono
porasitsru BEL Ieiner 9RGdfshr aus
ieinen 5erisn. oob ginbrs6er fpdbreno
ieiner Qbpeienbeit in bic Wobnuns
oranaen uno Elm Siiberfsrpies fotrie
cine golo%ne llbr ala 8euie mitnaHs
men.
Steoe ordn9en geltern Utor9tn
in 9inoenpale in sinen Giitertpaeen
Der g., 8. & Q. gnbn unb nabmeu
perthpone Waaren ais 8eute fort.
4ngebote fir bic 800, 900
Bombs, fpel1e emittirt purben, um
bic Straben. bic burh bic 5o9flutb
beftdbiat Durben, 3u rspariren, peyS
Den beute entgessn9enommen.
- Der perfonenaug Ro. 80 Der G.,
8. &c 9. 8abn, ipel6er bier seiiern
WorseH I'm 9:38 fdllig mar. fam erit
eesen Mittaa an. gds 5riebrab Der
Gotomotipe brad n6rDlih pon glens
Dale unD Der 3ug muBte auf zine ans
.pere 2otomOtiDe Ipurtsn.
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Remart, q. g., 20. slus. lie
llnteriuhnng Der Bidder Der 9ioie.
pil. 9ruii 60. III nunmthr bsenost
nn6 bat erseben, oaB Der nod INNER
oerld,pnnbene Sdasmeiiter Ran.
mogb e. Srnith $356. 200 nerunireiit
bat. 8cn bieier Smmnie entfnilen nnl
bic Teyciitorcn $4,000. ani bic
Grgreiiung Smitb's III cine geioh.
nung BON $1,000 ausaeiest iporoen.
Wsgisanfr beim Waffsn.
fdmusgel ernif DIT.
GI pafo 9eyos. 20. Mug. -
Cine gln3nbl msriionif 6er Nesisrnnss,
GoIboten, bic in polIer Uniform III VI
paIo sefaufte Oslpfbre uber ben Mic
0rnnos, stpei Uleilsn ipsftiih BON Juos
rss. 3u ihmugseln psrfunien. tDisrbta
Tienitaa Rdtt pon Der. GtaGtsn Gcls
baten unb SiIfss ebxriffs obseflft iIaa
5tpsi NIT Gsipebren sefiilts Hiitsn
ipurben befhlnsndhHit. Wie pon bsn
bisiissn Neomten beboiiptef rirn, ba'
cen bic Weriinner fsit 50rigtu. Grfi'
tag WoFisn unb Wlunttion iibsg Dis
GrenN ssf6mueoflt.
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NnuoGRonlnlgi,
Sit fpweit nod inner bic Ants
spsrt 6msrta's auf bic NDte
Der Wer. Staaten.

sr bcbouptet, oab 9rdiioeHt @iIicns .
Steaunenobme in Der mesifnni.
iden 5roge nift pom aongreb uno
Dem amerifaniid,en goIfe gebiIliat
Deroe. - Tieies piu or oii @rmb
BON 9ripotnahrihten aus @aib.
ington tpiiien. Iie llnterbano.
lltnaen NIT 2ino oiiritcn icbr boIo
elm Gnbe erreid3t babeu. lie
gerciliieten Staatcn iperocn lid
nller WahrideinIidfeit naf) in ;3n.
fllnit ooilie neutral perbalten -
Gin SrdScben5ina aus Der aHts.
3eit oes VrGiioeHten Sapes. -
Sucrta sebt au5cbIih oas 4elo
aus.
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9abtpn mne Bellevue.

- Die 8epobnsr an 8. uno Walnut
Strabs in 8anton parsu ssitsrn WOrs
gen I'm haIb brei ubr Dur6 oos aIirs
rem bon gIasidsrbsn aus bsm Sh!of
gstpett pOrosn. Cine uutsrIuhung
ieitsns Der poIi3si <rgab, baB Elm
S6uuienitsr in Der 3euer'i6sn aOns
ottorsi singepprfsn porosn Dar. Die
poIisiiten Craig uno Gtiemrann nobs
men ioiort cine llnteriud)ung Dor unS
faHben ben llebsIthdter binisr elmer
Isersn Rife i'm 2susr iistH. CT purbs
perhaftst.
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6 o u imgtpm. t

DC GODinstun Gffics fir baS yGiu'
riHaatier @uIfsb!att" bcfiHoet iidJ i'm
@ebGuoe Ru. 509-511 NaoiicR
HDenne. aH5eigeu, Mittbsilnngen
unO geitelIungen irgenOtpeldcr 4rt
nerOen biz 10 1lGr IbenSs Saiel6it
sutgegengenUmmeu. Selepbuu SUurB
1884.
- SuIia SoQoran perfIagte int
aenton areisgeri6t Die 6. %. Z. &
Z. y. Giienbobn oui S295O.60 Sho.
henerias. Sn Der aIageihrift Diro
Gngeiiibrt, bob Die 8eieQinaft in Der
9labe bes Sauies Der Gi1geriu iii
2uolop cine 4ihgrube bate unO
0aB Die liAe pon Dem NIase in iDrc
@obnung orong. woour6 lire Saus-
huItungsgegenitonoe uno &leioer be.
ihaoigt Dor0en itno.
- ginbretcr ihieneu mQbren6 ser
IeBten 81 Snmoen in GoOIngton ara
beihdftigt QeWeien 3u iein. Ebe 9at.
fielO GouI 80. beridtete, oaB eIu
Get 6an0mcrfs5cug aus ihrem ga.
Qerbofe geitoblen nuroe. 6rau 2illie
SolfmQnn pom Der @remcn StraBe
meloete, 0aB Semanb IN Ihre @ob-
nung ein0rang un0 iI6 S22.5O on
elgnete.
- @eorge 9eQ. Elm 0eger, mur0c
geiteru non ocm GoIi5iiten Rutdioro
Oerbaftet, neil er nit Ilbert Cute
Den ,SrleoeH gebrohen Bat.
- 25n 4oII3eigeriht wuroe geitern
Der Sail qcqeu D}eQiiia 2lbner auiqe,
rufen. Qieielbc lit Des 2Ingriiis iub
Der S6ld8erci beihulotgt. Der SaQ
lDur0e aIIi 5ebu Gage DeridobeII. Iie
8ertlagte Miro beituloigt, lire
S6Ddqgrin 6rau &eno 2lbner eincn
StoB in Den &eib oerieBt 3u baben.
Sestere wobnt 80 9eef gtpe.
- ,Sames 9unlepp, y, ein 0ete.
ran he5 9lirqerfrieg5, bat geiteru
feinen lebten RoQcaQ beantlportet. Gr
oiente orei Sabre lang i'm 19. 1Snoia.
naer Regiment. Gr niro bon einem
Sobn unb elmer Go6ter il6erlebt.
Gte geeroieung lit am 5reitug pou
Der Bohmmg, 103 Git aobbins
StraBe, aus.
observation-disclosures: Gornc.
illus 9. VtuHpap BON Iapton,. g..
uHo fSrau @ua Camp Oates, AZ, bon
Dupton, @; 8iQiam gfigbtiea, %
un6 8iolet S:siEeitou, 21, BON Gin
ben, @; 5nrlep 9loB, 80, bon 9i-
| quo, g., lmo 8eronifa Jorrea, %,
eDon 9iqua, @; Quorep g. arIene.
F24, BON Gouner8ntae, 5no., uno Daa.
Erie s. S6mitt, %, BON Ct. 9eter,
Enoiann
1 - Genator oSoiepb gosportb bon
FMit5lesboro, ap, lit in Der Staot.
bipo eE eer apHpeHtioH Der eIts bel.
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pariemsnts. bic ioipeii ireu ~ Sulssr
gehoiten bobtu, In 4nipru9 40 nsbs
men unb bat perlautsn ldTtn, odb sr
8sdmis. bic ihm ben 0sborfam nsr.
freiserH. prompt entidfeH iriirbe.
Sollte biels Trobung ipnhr semaft
sperosn, 10 tdnn ishr lti6t bic Nngss
'lssenbeii in bic Gsri6te iommsn.
gorttrtittnbs 2 6ritts fir
tin ntuts Siaats
3uhtbaus.
bus, Ohio. 20. 4ns. -
Goupsrnsur Cor bat am WittiucA In
llsb<rsinitimmung NIT benz pon Der
psrfloHtnsn Qesislaiur paIiirien g<fss
tfns aommiiTicn srnannt. DsIHs ttnsn
gnupldb fir siH ntiss Stnatsuid,ts
hous iidkrn unb bic pldns fir nus 10
trrihtenos GebGubs ausarbsittH iolI.
Die ssommiHion. bertn Witslisesr itiu
Gebalt besieheH. Iest iit loni ben Don
OcuDerneur Cor gtHn4ten GrnsHnuns
gen aus ben folsenosn RiteiiebeTn 5us
iommsn: WOrfser. ]. Il. Es1narb.
Superintendent Der gsisrunesanNnlt
In Mansfislo; Sarris Y. UnsIsp bon
GIsptI1nb. Der auf bsm Gebktt brr
'GtrdfoHitaltsn OILS aiforitdt eiIt; q.
3. Gbtporb. Elm Riiglieb b<s Giats
Bodrb Of Administration, nnb GtAns
tor Grtnluno bon glsp<l1nh. Sum
Gsirstdr Der Aommifion mar bsrsitS
frubtr Der Rsprdftntonl GamusI q.
Glnd bon Dpanbo. gountp srnannt
porbtn. G<r aommiiTion itsbsn ,anl
|Anlauf pts n6fhigsn GrHnDfHds
SO. 900 sur 0sffiisuns.
aaiisrjde<r sst1btet
misn. 20. Mus. Gins ssrb6ne.
nibooIlt aafuitropbf. iDel6s bsa Nsn.
ffsnIebsn su Opfern forbtstf. Bot ji6
lani ielegrapbilh<r Wlslomns aus
Jnnsbrnd bei ben Wan6otrn b<s IL.
Arlnssiorps sTsigntt.
Don btr palaeTupps. ptl6s 5n ben
GolOmitolpsn ON b<E tirolii @,italieni.
ifkH Gren1e oeb5rt, nnrsis cine Nos
trouble bsr aaiisrjdoet ab. Grsi W
Golnaien purhsu anf tss Girns 81
t0htfL
The Washington herald., 1913-09-01

''The Rnce for the Millions" Wa. today.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-01
EVANGELIST breaches
DOCTRINE OF HUMILITY
New Yorker Tells Congregation Of the
Necessity Of Keeping in Closer
Touch with FeIlow-Traveler.

What the Christian OF today needs most
is humility, a characteristic which will
bring him to the point that his Creator
would wish him to reach, Evangelist l.
+. Hoskins, OF the Peoples Pulpit Asso-
citation, Of New York, told the Washing
ton Temple Congregation at the popular
Sunday afternoon service Of that orsapi-
cation in New Masonic Temple yesterday.
In this connection Mr.. Hoskins declared
the member of the church should think
less OF the polished automobile in which
he rides from his home to attend divine
worship and return, and more OF that
humility OF spirit which will bring him In
close touch with his fellow traveller along
life's road and which will serve splendidly
to guide him along the path, the end Of
which is the saving OF his immortal soul
The Savior OF Mankind throughout His
earthly life, the evangelist pointed out,
preached the blessing Of humility, and In
this closely was followed by that stern
soldier of the cross, st. Paul, upon whose
memory churchmen throughout the world
look with reverence, but who fail to live
up to the teachings that he laid down,
and thus forfeit the right Of the mill
tant but humble Paul, as Mr.. Haskins
declared, TO say at the end of their
earthly life: II have fought a good
fight have kept the faith"
The Washington herald., 1913-09-01

eign affairs. Round his bare poll. where
hair grows warily and with extreme
timidity, flash the lightnings Of our In
ternational relations. Senator Stone IL
an authority on Indians. He has been a
member OF the Senate Committee on In
dian Affairs for many years. He knows
all their squabbles, wrongs, and COM
plants by heart. Each session Of Con-
gress is for him only an ancient story
OF oft-repeated tales OF injustice.
Also It is not to be forgotten that Seua-
ter Thompson of Kansas Is an authority,
a SPECIALIST on biography. When he
came to the Senate, Thompson wrote an
estimate of his career for the CongI cs-
sional Directory. He not only gave the
important facts regarding the date and
place of his birth, color. previous condi-
tion of servitLde, &C., but he blossomed
into prophecy. He predicted he would
adorn the Senate as a red rose the SOM
Der tresses OF a Spanish coquette; that
his name would trundle down the corit-
dors of time with all the eclat of a red
hose cart down a village street, and that,
in. short he would be credit to his
State and nation. In the meantime Sem
ator Thompson has attained notoriety.
Grrntest Specialist of All.
Senator Vardaman is specialist. He
does not believe the negro is entitled to
anything that can be taken away from
him and would support proposition to
segregate the whole black race in sunny
Africa. Vardaman Is specialist on anti
negro sentiment. He asserts that he al
ways has. given the negro the protection
Of existing law, but declares at the same
time he would gladly move all the
negroes abroad. There is Senator Smoot,
a specialist on cocksureness. There are
not many Senators who pick that spe-
cialty. But Smoot is a success.
Senator Williams is a specialist In sar-
casm. Senator Penrose, who has changed
his speciality, once was connoisseur OF
silence, but now is the wit Of the Sem
ate. Lethargic in manner. his brain
works like a steel trap when he wished
to speak. And, until recently. he was as
talkative as Charlie Murphy. the Tam
many brave, whose conversation usually
consists OF one syllable.
Senator Ransdell is a sugar specialist.
Senator Bristow an expert on postofiice
affairs and the little expenses of the
Senate. Senator Works is a specialist
on peace He would do away with strife
OF all kinds, verbal, Industrial. and other
wise Key Pittman, the slender Senator
from Nevada, is reputed 10 be a min
ing specialist: Senator Hughes excels on
labor subjects, Senator MARITIME, his col
league, makes a speciality on the rights
of the common "peepuL" and an un-
trimmed, rough haired voice which
bounds painfully over the delicate
nerves of shivering Senators. Senator
Chamberlain is an authority on Alaska
railroads, and Senator Borah has sue
ceeded to the speciality of former Sena-
tor Bailey, constitutional law.
There are few Senators so poor they
have no speciality. There Is wisdom in
specializing, providing the folk back
home appreciate the speciality. II is
easy advertising >and since Senators are
to be elected directly by the people, ad-
vertising is worth more than campaign
funds