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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

DEMOCRATS Plead
FOR MORE TIME

Sacramento, Cal, May when
the Webb re-drad Of the anti-alien
land bin was reached on file In the
senate shortly before noon, senator
Curtin introduced resolution pro-
posing that the Legislature defer t0
the wishes of President Wilson. as
expressed by Secretary Of State Bry-
an. The resolution set forth the
facts surrounding the visit OF Mr..
Bryan 20 California and his confer
ences With the Legislators. and prom
ised that the alien land bills would
not be passed this session. However.
IL urged President Wilson 10 endeaVor
10 secure such treaty agreement as
would reach the desired end.
A. the earnest plea of the Demo-
Gratis for more time IN which 90 study
the Webb re-draft Of the anti alien
land bill. the minority leaders "a he
senpte agreed 10 the posiponcncpt
uf lnriher consideration Of the m,lr-
are tlail II tomorrow mOrning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
Chlcnrn nnard of Trn.le.

Chicago. May Because the
greater part of wheat delivered today
ON MAY contracts .Saa. 900 bushels
went into strong hands. that on.
ton showed most strength May
opened p n Mc Off at aiia ngt asc
and advanced 10 g2Ac July started
hc 10 ~ ~ re of at ~ q. W9so To-
~ hc hut IN sympathy with May
hrmed up 60 92Wc.
Corn advanced. May delivery of
G0, 600 bushels waR mainly scattered.
July opened shade to n M hc on az
80 e, ~ sec 10 5Gm 30 ht. but on fair
buying went up 90 ish mbGMc
July oats opened unchanged to 80
lower at 3fIs "a 3ac, and went up to
35hc May contract deliveries were
40a, 900 bushels mainly scattered.
Better prices AT the yards helped
provisions. a net advance ~ 2is n 5c
WAS scored Iuiy openings Pork.
1885, lard. Rio.S7 y, ribs, fii.o2 ~
a. 90.
Closing prices;
Wheat May, alhc, July. o1as ~
91iaC
Corn May, 55kc; July, Soc; Sept.
oats May. 35@a5&c, July atA
W3f7sc. Sept, 3f7kc
Pork May tia62lAi July. $685.,
lara Mny. siO.s7R. July sioS5
n 10.S7Aj sept, tlO.A7h.
Ribs May, $3.50, July Hilo5'
sept. fiOS1M
The cioso was weak for May at
atitc. net loss of b-So. and tcndy
i1r July at ~ a-Sc. a., dscli1" at
INSERT so
The close was nervous, with july
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
RAPID PROGRESS ON
PANAMA CANAL
Possibility That Ships May
Pass Through Big Ditch Be.
fore October; Shoveling az
Cuiebra Rushed.
ny Teased vile 60 Evening Herald. !

~ Leased wife 60 Evening Herald. !
Washington. May Evidences Of
OF the Panama canal are seen la to-
days reports from the isthmus. The
nine mammoth machine shoVels dig
ging out Culebra cut have been put
on tweive-hour shifts and working AZ
such rate would have a channel
ready for ships through the most
troublesome part Of the canal by the
time the locks are ready.
While the last official estimate az
the earliest day NJ which ships could
pass th7oueh has been some lime in
OctoOer. the rapid progress OF the
work may make u possible FOR ships
20 go through earlier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
skating Rink open tonight
RAILROADS REJECT
DEMANDS FOR INCREASE
tcontInued from Page I.l

the plan above proposed seems likely
10 meet with less opposition than ans
other, their ability already limited
10 provide such additional equipmen,
ana facilities as will be necessary 10
take care Of the growing demands Of
the country VIII be very seriously i'm
paired"
Mr.. Willard and Presidents Rea. OF
the Pennsylvania, and Brown. of the
New York Central. have been appoint
ed committee to take up the ques-
tion with the commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
WATER USERS TAKE
complaints TO
headquarters
Secretary Lants Invites Set
tiers 70 Tell Of Differences
With Reclamation Officials.

fnY khntnd Wire 20 Evening Herald. I
Washington. May Difficulties
aNu differences az opinion between
pINtlal8 Hf the reclamation service
Nnt u8er8 ~ water from vnrIous roy-
afpfneut ifsigntfon pro,ecis are exs
peei1a % ~ fhfeshed OIL AZ confer
tncea which began here today. SECS
feinry Lame INVITED the conlendinr
forces and interested members 81
aprlof department.
n II the announced purpose Of the
Ferttlagy "a develop clearly the dlf-
fereneea hetweti the officials and the
water Users ofef each project that he
may rihiga such changes In the admin.
ieifntlae policy 81 irrigation and RE-
elAnnticn as may be shown 20 be De-.
ai4ahle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

fns fHaarN Wlrn 90 Egculnn Iferal6 I
ufand NapsdH. Wis., MaV l~A
n4e'na the carcass ~ dog a ~.
NeInhft mutton NNH rtHoTifd ~ ~ 2
fHffnHf iitiHe naaF i,lltstiiGa. ~ trap
40 rnfrb fNiffre WHO had DNrn ylh'ls
Ine nln smoke house ard taking meat
from time a. ifme
FnIInWtHN fne nikH prfHiaIcF 3{ sfg
ufrraFfH mutton the farmer called
~ IarsI slime On suspected neInh'
IA a1nnff. being altered a rcpnsf ~
mutton elnN The visitor declined
the lutitatiun and told e lhe trick
which ~ hR9 plate1 the night before
enN naAina u RutunN Vi the table had
an idea ~ 10 the Huilly party. Tho
faitfs appeared uncomfortable. and,
nsHhsHe t.iliiile cxcusea left the
table
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
Sc net lower at 5sc.
ChIcnrn livestock

1000. market DC higher; bulk. ys.45
a. 500. light. SS.j0MS.75s mixed.
xS.30MS.5b. heavy, $500 ff SEQ;
rough. sS.05MS,20; pigs. $G.6o a s. 20.
Cattle Receipts $500. market
steady to shade higher \ heeves,
S1.20da.iO; Texas steers. tI.5Om
T7O; western, SG.g0mS.10. stOckers
and feeders. $4,000 500. cows and
heifcrs, f3.90mS.ib. calves. $6.5Om
ESQ,
sheep Receipts 10000 market
strong. native. $500 1.25. western,
50. i5N 10, Yenrlingr. Sc 40 a 500
native lambs. 6.50m $50 western
lambs. &G.90mS $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
TOLLS TIGHTEN ON
MURDER SUSPECT
Witness Testifies That Young
Victim Expressed Fear Of
the Atlanta Pencil Factory
Manager Held for killing

lBs fenerd Wire 70 Evening Herald. ]
Atlantis, Ga. May l.--invcsliaat,on
~ the death Of 14-year-oid Mary Phn-
gan was resumed al the inquest today.
Leo ~. Frank. superintendent Of the
Maternal Pencil company factory.
where the girls body was found Sun
onY morning vas expected 10 testify.
Frank n unoar arrest and has hecn
rclfea4edly ekamiiis,d 81 detectives. a
fieu turn hiss been Rir'u 10 the cnse
hy testimony 81 iieorae Eppa. s years
nIn Wno rnid th~ Jury that Nary hnA
esid ahe WAS gettine afraid Of Frank
l,eeallse Of his attentions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

Cripple Iftek, Giles May 1.-The
gold ore output Of The Cripple Creek
whining district for the month closing
lRei night amounts 80 se.t52 sonH.
carrying a gross bu ion value of
9i.f9F.914. That's pr, Iuction u 81.-
eco tons IN ckceae n the previous
month and shows heavier tonnage
pnq hlnhtr calculation thnn the out
pnl fnf April, 1gfe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

ceipts 500, market strong. native
steers. SG.16MS,Il; southern steers,
50 2imN 500. southern COWS and he'll
era. Sf.2jm 1.7l. native COWS, 500 W
$50. uockcrs and feeders 1850 a
Sb, bulls. $500 100; calves, $500
~ 1000. western steers. S6.fbW SGD,
western COWS. Si.2bM 1.2b.
HOGS Receipts 5000, market
higher. bulk, 1880 $50. heavy
SS.3Om $40; packers and butchers
XS.g5m N.50i lght xNf0MS.i5; pigs
S7.36m
sheep Receipts 12.N00 market
stpudy 10 roc lower. muttons, 5000 N
67d; Colorado lambs, t1.2bW $50
range wethcrs ana yearliuga 800 q
1.2i: range ewes. $500 ~ ESQ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

iliy Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald
Warrington. May l President VIII
son turned toward New Jersey for the
first campaigning slice prediction
days. lie prepared 20 leave here al
a y m. for a two-doy speaking tour iu
his home state 10 appeal to the pee
pie 10 bring pressure upon bemucru~
tic members 81 the state legislatures
~ raea q Jury reform bin as we'll 40
Il measure calling a constitutional
convention.
Those two propoAais written IN the
Democratic state platform by Presi-
dent Wilson himself willie Governor
failed of passage after a hard fight In
the recent session Of the legislature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

New York, May ie-Thc New YORK
chamber Of commerce adopted d rcs-
olutiOn today protesting against "ac-
ton by any state la the union tend
ing "a dishonor the United states by
mpairing treaty obligations with "a
foreign state 40 which We are bound
Ia terms ~ amiiy ana appealing to
the l,eopls .Of California go "Huhnr
dinnla whatever local irritation may
exist 70 the honor aud welfare uf the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
The Money Market.

New York. May l-Close Prime
mercantile paper. 5MlA per cent
Commercial Oils fi,N3.
bar silver, GOc.
Mexican dollars. fSc.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds irregular
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
WILSON STARTS FOR
JERSEY TO WORK
FOR REFORMS
President Finds Time to Mix
in State Politics and Fight
for Legislation Demanded
by Him as Governor
eeeteeeoeoeeeeee.


WaphMnion. May i'll nulio.
y tin President Wilson ieft here I
at Hclnck today over the
q Pennsylvania railroad for New
q ark. n. D.. where ne ~ due 90 ar
. rive ~ fi1s y tn.. for the first
. sueeVh ~ y tWo~sinN tour. tie
= wis accompanied by Secretary
. Tumulty. Major Hhnndos ANA
. Dr. Carr Ufayaon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

san Francisco, May Pleas ~
mot guilty were entered today by
~ q. Wilson, a. a Wilbrand and
Peter r. Burke. the three stock brok-
ers who were Indicted for conspiracy
In inducing Charles +. Baker, the dee
faulsing cashier Of the Croclter Ma
tional bank Of this city. 10 take FUNDS
from the institution The date for
their trial will b. set Monday by
Judge Van Fleet Of the United states
district court.
Itch Itch Itch Scratch! Scratch
scratch The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try Donn's Ointment.
For eczema, any skin Itching. sec q
box
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

IN Cure . C0sa IN One Dag
Take LAXATIVE BnoMO Qulnine
Iabista Druggists refund money n
a fails to cure. r.. W. GROVES sig
nature on each box. CSC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
The Metals.

New YORK. May copper firm
standard spot 90 July. $it7bW it.2b.
Tin quiet; spot. Sfa.0f tn Sb0.l2.
Lead firm. xl.1O.
Spelter easy. Si.50Nh5.55.
Iron steady and unchanged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
Saturday--men's Panama
Hat day at the Golden Rule.

san Adventure on the Mexican
Border" a thrilling two-roel drama
paetime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

Kansas CITY. May i.--C close Wheat
May, 40 I-hc, July. S5h eiHi 5-Rc.
Corn MAY. iGc. uly, 90 3-8r.
oats MAY, 30 l-Sm3b 1-tc, July,
alm8h t-sp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
AUTOMOBILE MEN
URGED TO Be
At MEETING
Entertainment Plans for Visit
ing Good Roads Delegates
to Be Discussed at CONNER
cial Club Tomorrow.

All inter. Ated automobile men are
urged 60 attend the meeting which
will be held tomorrow evening al the
Commercial club. The object of tho
gathering Is 70 discuss plans Tor the
entertainment 81 the visiting dele
eefts 10 the good roads meeting which
Will be held here May aud o.
II r. very important that thel,5
plans be perfected. according 10 one
Of the boosters Of the meeting. AZ
'this II the time for the local auto
Noodle men % show that they are
for good roads"
This boost4r continued: This % the
time for all the auto people 10 get in
right with the powers that be. We
ought 20 take them ali out for a ride
on the mesa and show them the town
besides. But there will be no use IN
trying 20 do anything unless we can
get d majority 81 the automobile pcp-
pie back Of Il. There o. little ure
trying 20 DO anything with a
'rhe meeting viii be held n 9
o'clock.
Jemcs People Anxious.
Colonel ID. X. ~ Sellers this morn
ing received a letter fr5na Moses
Abnu.cl ~ Jemez are 81 iha
lendirg h1asters FOR ths Jemez-Nl-
huquerque rOad, IN Will n anaicty wDe
expressed regarding the location 81
the road. Mr.. Ahouselman urged that
the ~ alto officials be brought over The
proposed routes NJ SON 80 pnss bic,
80 ih'ii work on the road nigh. be be-
gun IS on 20 and ended before the
Aumm weather was over.
IAN Adventure on the Mexican
Border a thfiillng two.reel drama
Pastime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

81 Louis, May o.. Wool strong
northern and western mediums. 10 -
n l0c, fine bury l5M &c; slight
hurry. t4C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

o93 Diamond Ring Free "a tho
Orlsheum friday niglit. ti1id S"ur
coupons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

y InuIs, Man = Lond uUioi. 81 81
spcltor lower, soda
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

IAN Adventure on tho Mexican
Border" thrilling two-reel drama-
Pagtlme.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
The Pity and
the Wrath Of II.

Up trom the underworld, ~
from tire immigration piars. up
from the ranks Of the working
gnl: up from the miserable di-
vorce courts and deserted domes.
mp from every rank and class. the
cry is rising against tac uitifu
sUn rings Of WOmaukind az the
hands of men. The nobility ana
chivalry Of the human race H.
challenged as e. never was before.
There is an appeal from v-o-
man 10 man. from sister TO
brother. and from girl to Low
Tor the enlargement Of their
fairly secent constituencies about
their ouu wives and sisters ia
include tine wives and sisters If
"ycae Two great emotion a-.e
ap7r tuuuiE- q .le achu- l-srs
ta answer lhe gr.-TTTN ard
WRATH.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

1HERE is an old Bible story OF
Jael and Sisera, in which
the woman drove a tent pin
through the mans head ana
pinned him in a death struggle 10
the ground The man had invad-
al her private apartment and in
doing so had imperiled her honor
r. Jaer- husband came and found
him there. according to the Gus
tom of the time, not only must the
intruder die. but the wife also
who had allowed him to enter
There was but one way to save
her life and her honor. She took
that way. God commended her
for ii, according to the Scriptures
She did what virtue demanded Of
her what God and civilization
max now DE demanding Of her
modern sisters.
The shame of the old story is
that the woman must take the
matter into her own hands.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS

Mexican Government probably
wishes that the recent Nebraska
cyclone had swept over all the
camps Of the insurrectos.
What the coal man let Tie ice
man VII now proceed To collect
Price is surs to Doe advanced.
a coutemporaTy suggests that
the cubists and futurists are suf-
fering from arr failure. Heart
failure however. is what they
iriiict pu au innocent publ
sLaNa.u Gvyu-lua wautS
Ambassador Hyur, Issue Wilson
a...i a2si. What's 5n- mat
ler with thy uam, he's sots
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
WRITTEN FOR THE GEORGIAN
Bv REV. DR.. JOHN E. WHITE
Pastor Second Baptist Churc

The people are at last turning
to the fallen woman with pity
and justice in their eyes. The
time will never come again when
she will be utterly despised as
she has been. The immemorial
social inhumanity against her is
giving way. to understanding and
sympathy. 1t was bound to give
way or Christian civilization was
a proven lie.
A civilization can not be Chris
tian with its HANDS raised to
stone the woman more sinned
against than SHINING. So a gent
Ter climate is now coming to
temper the winter of her SAD sin:
softer wind is blowing from hu-
man hearts into her pitiful face
of pity for weakness overpow-
cred by strength, of trust over
whelmed by lust, of love beguiled
to ruin in man-fiowered pitfalls.
of virtue despoiled by hunger
and need
"A glimpse of red eyes in the
street
As you hurry along
4 face too pale to be sweet
Too sad to be strong.
\ face that shall nevermore
know
Though it die in its pride
The last sad solace OF woe
The power to hide.
All sister, we seem not to care
Nor know what TO do
But the street has become one
long prayer
In pity of you"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
The Girl With
a Thousand Fists.

4 young girl on her way home
nom work OF school was accosted
Inv a masher. The papers report
ed that she smashed him on the
nosa with her fist. The impress
sion OF the story was that she had
dome a brave deed, an eXtraordi-
ngrilv athletic performance, ana
She was iustinctively applauded in
the public mind. The shame Of
the AFFAIR was that she had to do
IL There were thousand bigger
and brawnier fists which ought to
have done it for her.
Last year Miss Jane Adams. o.
chicago. wrote a book on "A New
conscience and an Ancient Evil.
The book has gone around the
world with an awakening appeal
CRYING aloud for a new chivairy To
protect and save the beleagured
,.irrua Of womaukind from the ra-
pacitv of men. The objection TO
Ice raised to this book is that
women wrote Il; thot a woman
had to write it.
The loudest and most pathetic
ctN. coming up in present civiiiza-
ton is for thousand fists for the
st-l and a thousand pens for the
woman.
Bur tile deebsr significance of
these incidents is tho awakening
thev indicate iu womanaoOG
against the long suffered animal
ism OF men, ana the increasing
sense among women that Their
protection ana defense eau not be
safely entrusted to her brothers.
Il is "a symptom of the times in
confession of a pathetic necessity.
Il is. if you please, a straw to the
wind of the modern feminist
movement, as it is called.
Women are discovering that
they may have TO work out their
own salvation, and they are be-
ginning TO DO fl with fear and
trembling. II her natura pro-
tectors viii sit by 10 talk over
their cigars Of the necessary
evil" and THE ps,doTable weak
nesses OF men," and ~ not lend
her their thousand fists before she
needs them in extremity. nothing
is left her buJ 10 issue he- own
defiance.
Ne are AZ Tie point of witness
irg u ln- aerlt a bigg crusade
tsaa Pete Ire Hermit eve- led
tha Sisters Crusade. Tits al-eld.
Hegua aaI the inGueuca o- II {.
fa TIE Hlu rous-i-ne
ty...1 SIS appaling ss evi upon
urtl public attention IS aoa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Jokes of the AnCientS

Hereafter you hear joke Of the motherinlsw
ETY. do not smile you YOU viii be giving credit
speaker that frivolous Egyptian monarch Rameses
repeated sefsame joke dinner party and
engaven on stones several old that
that its age known about FIVE thousand years
This conjecture The of Chicago University
spent good deal of time ard trouble tracing the origin
Of this Joke and others like II.
Then there the ugly joke It almost that
was by Adam though attained popularity
Lincoln t. According TO Dr. Harris of North
UNIVERSITY Lincoln passing through
extremely Uglv pointing at him This ind
vidus said ne had been told if lie uger tnon
himself be world BE 31fiigd e shooting him.
nSaid Lincoln II / ugier than You are FIRE away.
% live
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
IRE New Chivalry
to the Rescue.

The I'D Eniz' d ~ The Round
Table Who pledged Ein4 Af,hnr
a thousand swords snd rode fcglh
world widely 10 champion the
virtue of woman were not more
appealed to than the young men
Of to-day.
The sirl standing in our streets
asking for her thousand fists IS
tie stronger symbol Of the new
chiyalrs. There is beautiful
lighting all along the line. hut
there also are fUrtresses to he
reduced. The double standard
which excuses the man and
blasts the woman is one Of them
The IeerinE stree corner crowd
Is another.
The little cEques Of private
strategy to rush for fun and ran
Tor a finish. giddy and thought
less girls is q common incident
too frequently the subject Or
conversation among young me1
10 continue lEassaLlte5. Seet--
Is, urst rlacara its beas,z.
It l4l q, Ions war. -eE ~
jungle Hl-s srG ths nr~sH
L.J= a-L
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
The Indignation
of Fine Souls.

To pity we will yet add wrath.
The indignation Of all fine souls
is moving toward combinations
in social action. Such tragic eff
fects i'm misery and broken
heartedness among women as are
now surveyed and exposed are
convincing society that calcula-
bic causes are to be likewise sur
veyed and exposed and they are
not inaccessible to a stern So
cial treatment.
Men do not believe in their
hearts that these causes are
chiefly to be laid at the door Of
natural weakness in womanhind.
They know that when all is done
and said that the broken 9efenses
Of virtue were undermined by
stealthy and silent forces which
did not originate in her heart.
Society is going to the root Of
that matter and there is wrath
enough stored up to make stern
work of IT,.
The question Of why young
girls go astray got its best an
swer from the girl who testified
before the Chicago inquiry, that
the investigation would reach the
point only when it pointed its
finger and said: THOU ART
THE MAN"
AT last We viii come to the
man. We win not neglect the
living wage, nor the unwhole-
some industrial conditions, nor
inadequate family discipline, nor
the lack of healthy recreation
nor the temptations of morbid
pleasures. but they are only the
confederatcs Of a chief terror
The great eouspirator is a man.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

II the Mississippi is The Fa-
ther. Of Waters" there is mo- doubt
Of the fact THAI he has the "diy1l
Of family
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

suffering from his neglect. indif-
ference or cruelty. exhibit human
qualities and f-ailties toward an
other strikes nim as wous,rOus
..r.f rrrFrrrrrF7f
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Condemns Her as = Demon.

VI
NOHu9liiis aei as . lemon.
'rn garaiu- H.-a- % ..~. Of
>-.spa ee condemns her as 70 De-
.1.a. "a not believe thai. SD,
has -ad sl- tar-l.lous from
"l.h-, au# IS a.-7a her IL. al-
.aHi.g ,:Hse asa raaou- ts 49,
U'a"e ha--
Being natar.i.. ID. l-behave,
r1lr4T and -sazsfa-7I4ss .,,...., -,,,-.. ~.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

Does Colonel Bryan forget that
the state Department is not a
ChautauQua circuit"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

The high cost OF LIVING vor-
r..S one man. ,he income tJN an
other l. is the lcv of compeu-
sati.r.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Rev. John E. White
Writes on
The Girl With a
Thousand lists

Brave. Chivalrous knights Are
Needed To-day to Protect
Women and Young Girls
From the Advances and In
suits of Washers and Worse.