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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
ReaI G5tate lllanten

WILL Buy. DIRECT FROM OWNER.
home on or near Jefferson Park or
In good residential section of Church
Eiill Price not in excess $4,000. Give
full details. IL Iis, care Times-Dis-
patch.
WANT TO BUY HOME IL WEST
End, this side Robinson; must be
modern. $4,000 TO $4,000. Prefer
dealing direct. eight OF ten room S.
Address G 1874 care ispat ch
WANTED. TO PURCHASE. DIRECT
from owner. q residence. with largo
lot. in Highland Park. Price not to
exceed $500. 72o, care Times
Dispatch
WOULD LIKE TO BUY BUILDING
lot in Battery Court, Norwood or
Highland Park. Send particulars to
{ 1873, caro- Times Dis patch.
LIST lOCK t'A.:AiS AND CITY PROP
erty with us WEI II. MILLER &
CO. INC
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. y CON-
NELLY & CO Write postal FOR nee
Say blanks
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Poultry, prts anu llhe Btork

NJ - ~ r. n.nn IA ' IN IN; MOVED FROM
raised mares. VIII WORK single or
double. Also one pair OF fine mare
| will sell them at great bar
gain Can he seen at No. Ill North
Adams street, between Franklin ana
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NEW S OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

daughter. Miss Alma Robinson who
was burned while eXtinguishiug the
hames, is improving.
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Woman FntaIly uurn,d.

Lucy Coleman, an elderly colored wo-
man. living on Low Street. died Sat
urday evening OF burns received the
previous night at her home While
leaning over an open fire her clothes
caught abla2e. and before the flames
could be eXtinguished by persons at
tracted by her screams she was ter
ribly burned over nearly tho whole
Indy
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Reliable Iranstfrs

TRANSFERABLE
500 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for csc; claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage, two men
on our wagon Moving furniture and
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flats GNanten

WANTED. AN APARTMENT CON.
tcining three bedrooms. Kitchen, elc-
lvator service; two or three years
from September l. g. 40, care
TimeS-Dispatch,
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BUNS, 10 anu SJU.
ONE GROCERY WAGON. GOOD Or
der, $50.
FULL LINE HIGH-GRADE WAGONS
for every purpose. top and open Let
us show you our line. we also carry
ness buggtes. rubber. or steel tires.
Lowest prices. satisfactory terms.
a. MEYERS SONS, 73l EAST CARY
Street.
a TEN-TON STIFF-LEG DERRICK
with si%ty-foot hoom; used few
weeks; exactly like new. All tim
pine VIII cell at attractive price IL
moved at once. f. O. Box 4S3, Nor
EDISON DlcTATING MACHINES AND
COMP ANY. Distributors. /. Power
Building.
EDISON MARCH RECORDS ON SALE.
Come and hear them. G. d. HAYNES
WHY gpso,. NOT = lNs r H., 4 EowsEg
Eours or Kerosene tank in your store?
Terms ieesomable. c. ". GROVES,
Agent. ~ West Grace street.
ONE LIGHT Two-HoRsE TOP WA
gon, 500 one single truck, sold for
Si1b; used a few days. can be bought
for, $3.50; Large assortment of We
h hGles OF All kinds 10 Ie iY;9 from
pairing. painting and rubber tire
work Il. {. BKISTOW. l1-l3-l5 \.
Eighteenth.
- BOSTON DAILY PAPER. CHRIS
tian Science Monitor Price 2 cents.
ENGELBERG'S 6O2 East Main.
FINE SINGING CANARY BIRDS,
talking parrots and goldfish at coz
East Main.
ONE SECONDHAND ONE HORSE
trucn. in good cend!tion. $50.
9
BuGGIEs AND WAGONS, ALL
styles at prices to suit.
REPAIRING. PAINTING AND BUILD
ing automobile bodies specially.
SMITH WOOD VEHICLE CO. al4 n.
| Firth street
ON ACCOUNT OF MOVING WE WILL
/ sell at sacrifice price soda fountain,
platform scales, steam pumps. gaso-
iene engines, wood, split and iron
pulleys. blowers, lot one-nch
wrought iron pipe and other miscci-
! ioneous stock. /. BLUFOKD & co
! THE TORRENS BOOK, COMPLETE
! history and explanation of Torrens
i = legislation, with court instructions
/ and full text OF new North Carolina
Trinity. y. c.
FIVE-PASSENG Err KLINE AUTOMO-
/ bile Apply SMITH COURTNEY CO,
Ninth and Cary streets
! GOING TO FLORIDA, WILL SACRI-
/ nee beautiful fur set, new. SIS: cost
address MRS. II. LAWRENCE. 500
/ Tenth Street, y. w, Washington
| D. c.
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FULL LINE HIGH-GRADE WAGONS
for every purpose top and open. Let
us show you our line, we also carry
ln stock large assortment OF bust
ness buggics. rubber or steel tires.
Lowest prices. Satisfactory terms.
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Bu5int5S opportunity

RELIABLE PARTY. ACQUAINTED
with small Investors. to place six
70 ten per cent guaranteed PROPOSE
ton; Investment returnnble when de-
Sired. High class proposition Ref
crences exchanged. Address l. 723
care Times Dispatch.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE WANTS PAT
ented articles to b sold through
agents or direct to consumers Ad-
dress Box Sos. Richmond, Va
WANTED. MAN WITH $3.50 CAPITAL.
to take half interest In business
proposition. Apply between . and
10 a NJ sos East Clay Street.
FLOUR. HAY. MILL FEED, CAR LOTS.
Correspondence solicited. J. 6. SIZER
COMPANY. Richmond, Va
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for Sale

TWO HIGH-GRADE DELIVERY WA
Gons, s7J and $50.
ONE GROCERY WAGON. GOOD OR
der, $50.
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RifuaII0ns l1ianfen. JfnaIr

XpERIEN CED sTENoGRAPHER
wants Office work. Moderate salary.
7l9, oArs Times. Disputch.
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II. ALBERT. Secretary.
Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
yNia ester.l

Richmond: Va, January Is; 1914; =,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholdors OF this bank VIII DO
held at the bank, ll29 Hull street.
February 81, at IL NJ. for the trans
action OF any business that may te
brought before II. and especially to
consider and take action on the mat
ter Of application for membership tn
the regional bank OF the district In
which this bank may be located
j. IL. PATERSON,
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t..tp lQantro, sl3dls

THE NAVY'S PURPOSE IS TO
make every one OF it's enlisted men a
success in life. Tho greer his sue
cess the better the american Navy.
Navy training fits men for usefulne5s--
In the navy or In civil life. variety
OF work aboard ship offers many op-
portunities for skilled men Ply eM-
cellrnt graocd according 10 com :.
pet.nce Apply NAVY RECRUITING
STATION. I.!,sor Building, r.ast AlhIn
and Eighth Streets, Richmond.
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WANTED. At AKMlNIUS PYRITES
MINES Mineral Ma. on Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, nifty machi,.e run
ners. machine helpers and NINE la,
hoters Comfortable dwellings,; good
school
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Bankrupt pDtife5

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter of No. 1921.
BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, y,
INC. III
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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ANNUAL MEETING VTKGTNfA Hfy-
torcal Society Ia the. hall OF the
House OF Delegates, February &c. ut
$40 +. NJ Address by Captain W..
Gordon McCabe on 'oThe First Unit
verslty In America. 151s-22.' The
public Is invited *
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LINOTYPE OPERATORS RECEIVE
$500 yearly. demand Increasing.
Prospectus EMPIRE SCHOOL, 4Ia
First Avenue, New YORK.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT STENOG-
rapher with some Knowledge or
bookkceper; n future for the right
man. Address. with reference. stat
ing salary required, MANCFAC-
TCRER +. o. Box 1928.
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larIp lllanten. Ern1alf

RICHMOND GOVERNMENT EXAMI-
nations March 16. Women elig bic.
Sample questions free. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dep. 723 K. Rochester,.
n. Y
TWO YOUNG LADIES. UNDER %. TO
travel with lady manager and as
sist In advertising work; experience
not necessary. but must bc am
bilious. All expenses paid: $40
weekly salary and commission. Call
promptly $3.50 or 3 o'clock. 704 Mu-
tual Building.
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PRINTING

/ 900 BUSINESS CARDS $3.50. WE
save YOU money I.EAKE PRINTING
COMPANY. Specialists. sos East
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WANTED-IF YOU WANT POsITlON
rs fireman. brakeman: electric motor
man. conductor, colored train or
sleeping car porter. irstclass Nor--
folk and Baltimore roads. SO TO si65
month. STEADY work. experience uh-
necessary. no strike incios- stamp;
name position wanted. Pasass and
uniforms furnished when necessary
Address RAILWAY INST. Dept s.
rnnhnlia lrn
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a. MEYERS SONS. 7sl EAST CARY
Street
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WANTED. An IDEA! WHO CAN
think OF some simple thing to pat
entY Protect your ideas. they may
bring you wealth. Write for Needed
Inventions" and How 10 &c; our
Patent and Your Money" RAN
DULpH q co. Patent Attorneys.
WASHINGTON. y. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

, Slavic names arc heard ON every
hand in East pru .Ia both fola-
names aud place-namcs all place
names ending BOO 'itz' and ON DO
bcins of slavic origin About 20
per cent OF East prussias two mil
lion people peak q Slavic tongue.
DEPARTMENT. or ArSNE One
OF the northern provinces OF France.
lying BOO direct line between Namur
and Paris only 70 very small .au-
ton of o. northern boundary touch
es BELGIUM the department of the
North leaving % only five-mile par
ilripatiuu boo the International huua-
darn Within iis borders many his
toric cashcs OF arm. have taken
place a So Quentin m 1867. am
during tho Franco. prJ-.iau War
lf Scissors ana Loan during the Nr.
rnIouniD aui the Franco. prusslan
wars and 90 trduuuo year before
Waterloo Chateau Thicrry Neryins.
So Gobain. and many other places
Boo tho department have figured IN
'Hc history making oft tho pass 10.
month. iu France
Tho country of uc Aisue Is a suc-
rossion ct long. rolling sVoUs. bros
'u here and there by unexpected
hills. and fretted with wonderful
Veli.k0pt little farms. with fields ~
Grain mainly oats and wheat AMI
WIN large stretches of potatoes eu-
tIr. |DUf. aud fibre r'1rf. An
around and in between are the care
iH..F rooWod Government forests
typical OF France ami German, aye
f'n-i0r wooded areas where broken
branches buml'es and shaggy
rn"t.s are NOT allowed 20 spoil 'ha
general effect.
There are Wauly small industries
scattered throughout fha Depa-'
m..' o. contains some excellent
Hf hnis which supply number
.. mal briDk works There are 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

sprinkling of small plants Tor the
weaving OF cotton and silks tho mill
ing OF flour. and for distilling aud
brewing ~ 1eet-suRar manufacture
O. one OF ~ most important indus
tries IL mirror works ar 81 Go
balm are famous wherever tclescop-
De- equipment .s used perhaps Nh %
finest telescope mirror Ia the world
bearing the hallmark OF s. Goba'u
The Aisne is entlally an agrI-
cultural department lis northeast
eru lands form good pastures arl
support considerable amount of
dairy farming One oi Europe
most effectively insisieu chee-et
simple peasants cheese. is ripcn'l
there This cheese is sold in 'hn
form OF little yellow green cylinders
and ha. a sturdy individuality abot
30 which always commands The a.
mediate respect and attention Of che
stranger InUarily b. is related -
German product which takes re-
name from the Harz Mountains
The Department area is abOn
$3.50 square miles % iiifl- NOR,
than twice that of Rhode Island and
the population numbercs more than
half million Peasant holdings
abound Trig. intensely -wOrked.
though small farms ringing the
roads. the rivers SOmme. E-aut.
Sambre. Aisne. Marine Ourcq and
Disc. ana the miles and miles of iu-
ierlaciug canals. give tine American
visitor a vastly different idea Cf th,
European peasant from that which
Do cherished az home ln northern
France probably. the peasant pro
priefor reaches DIS fullest dignity
and lis industry thrift and pleasing
appearance remove him from the
class OF objects that demand pity
Laou b. The capital of Nlsne q,
is built all on top of Y--hadod fiil
the pur Of the s. being given over
10 Qualifications and military camp
IaoU is one of tho several Europnil
towns which have 90 Boz sealed by
the tourists n takes quarter o..
au hour 10 climb into the place from
The railway station hy means az
stairway OF 263 steps. relieved hcre
and there by Ions Inclined plat
forms
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3
I'm, DATE ~ HISTORY" y
80. +.@++<+++++<<t

I5l. Death OF Richelieu, great
e.t of French statesmen.
f-N8-Wa hington took leave OF HE
Officers 10 New York.
fsUN- Bonaparte takes Madrid.
aboIi.he. th, inquisition.
1879 Alabama admitted into the
Onion
1929. British abolish the rite n
suuee. or burning OF widows. in In
asa
rss.-Auaorp bombarded by .ho
French
1864 Winchester. Va. capturei
I, Union forces.
I,t- Patron of Husbandry first
Organized lt Washington, D. &.
1902 Treaty between Turkey and
Greece signed az Constantinople.
1911 -iobu ID Rockefeller resign
cd the pre- .doncy of Standard oil
Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Gore. Ca. T. = Morgan had o,.
casion recently 10 use liver medi
cine and saws of Foley Cathar'ie
Tablets. 'Thoy thoroughly cloausol
my system and fglt like q now man
Hight and free They are the best
medicine ! hay, ever taken for con-
siipation They keep the stomach
sweet, liver active. bowels regular "
Foley Cathariic Tablets are stimulat.
ing In action, and neither rripc nor
scE9n They are Wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing and keen 'ho
liver active Stout people like them
Sold bv an druggists
tAdvt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04
TUE WOMAN WHO THINKS Us NIGH

10y Laura krkmanl
She happens 20 drop IN on as on the evening OF
ihr maud day out Just as we are clearing Oft our
table oh. et me help YOU iinishl she insists.
p..aus up O. dish and starting tor the sitchene,,e
To- dish n her hand contains a small piece of
.hrr.e shall throw q away} she asks us r.,
not worth keeping. is it}" We hesitate To be
sure. 'hr piece is too small 20 go on the table
aEaIn set % 7 big enough 10 give the slight cheese
.aV0f that we love TO a dlsh OF baked macaronl
\o' oe answer guess Iil have baked mace.
rom tomorrow as 20 use up that piece OF cheese
ha's the way ] manage don't you-vork th-
scraps INTO someihing elec}" But. 90 our amag-.
ment our friend only siarcs ~ Us blankly As
She siares her mouth t,uteh-s slightly Then she
RECEIVERS herself and hastily answer "Yesl OF
cours- Bot know that her answer - a l,e
We know that We have shocked her with our
economy-that she Of the sort that dcsp,se.
wa'rhiu.ref OF one income She doesn't see
that economy Is equally important as gain
that there no use IN filling up a Upper Il the Dip
per has hole ~ b. She lacks reasoning power.
She's still IN her perambulalor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

, Only morning Newspaper IN the Amarillo
country. Covers the Panhandl, Of T,ras last
ern New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
oklahoma from twelve to twenty -four houfs ~
advance OF Denver Dallas. fort Worth. Oklsho
ma Oiiy' and other papers carrying teleEsphic
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

The Amarillo Daily News
Guarantees to advertisers more
than fifty per cent greater cir
culatiOn than any other daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
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SuBSCRlPIlON RA1Es.

he Daily News will be delivered by carrie,
shy"Aere IN Amarillo or by mail outside Of the
city. for $500 year. or Soc month. 10 .dy,pe,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Everything may boz ialr 600 wan hut uo, tb,.
everlasting lying on one another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

a Mlnnesoa woman saruh,~d her ule 10 save
her poodle dog Perhaps she .avrd DO, most vaIu
able thing in the family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Canada BE- also taking vhapk a. John Bar.
leycorn. Poor old John is gradually getting what
IL coming 10 him ail over thc world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Without dear~ 20 cast reflection on anybody
navy the m'ncs and submarines seem to be- about
al that's effective iu the water hue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

] Do poultry show on. and ts predicted .r
these columns DAYS ago % is one n. tHr .sfrc..
and finest collection oi birds ever seen ZOO it- ~r
tire Southwest 70 ls up to Amarillo people to
give ihr exhibition ihc proper attention and pat
ronage TIE children 10 particular should .r. the
show az % 'urn,she, an educational theme oh.gb
o. worthy the study Of young lrd 1'd alike Ser
the poultry show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Kansas City announce that @ ha. decided 20
postpone ITS Holy War until next fall when the
Rev Billy sunday will come to hrc the opening
gun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

II appcar true. O.. one oi ihr editorial fratet
nity puts it. every day We accumulate q lot mor-
lack OF Information about lbc European war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

] he home OF the mayor OF Cleveland Ohio.
was borglanzrd The other night positive proof
that Cleveland policemen play no fsyou,cs In
non protection
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Entered s' second .clau matter at N, post
ohics At Amarillo. lsIo' under ,h, at Of March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Judge Edgar Montgomery cullen
OF Brookyn famous IN war. law ami
politics. kls born at Brooklyn Dc
ramber .. 1913 he was educated
90 Columbia. and ON the breaking
ont of the Civil War enlisted. lie
wa. promoted for his exceptional ser
vice. 90 the rank of Colonel OF the
Goth NoV York Infantry. and led
DDS regiment from lSG2 To 1863.
Following tho war Doc entered law.
and became assistant district attor-
uay 100 1872 Goo 1875 he was made
hrgatier-EeueraI on the staff Of GOV
'rnor Tiidon n. became n Justice
oi mo stat, upreme court in 1850.
ON The nomination of the Republi-
cans ana Democrat, hc was made
chief judge of The Court of Appeals
ten years ago. and Do, has held that
high office with distinction ever
since Un rrc .le1 IN the imoeach-
NEST tral of Governor BIN" Sul2er.
Joseph Letter. capitalist and mine
owner. tt year. old today.
Lillian Russell actress and famous
beauty, ,a years old today
Rear Admiral Royal Il. llngersell.
retired On Porte Ind. 81 years Old
TODAY
Prot Albert r Clay, Vale archaic
olo.isi o. year, old today.
Grown Prince Alexander of Seryia,
-G years old today.
Robert j Shawkey. Connie Mack's
star tvirler - years old today.
Jesse Burket. famous baseball
veteran. still IN the game al Wo..
oc-i'r Mass - years old today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Warm weather and sunshine have returned for
another month or two-vc hope For sure
enough winter ,pung fall and summer resort
come to the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

he enemies losses arc always appalling
according TO The war reports Certainly the war
correspondents do NOT mean 10 convey he idea
that the losses on tbcr ovu sdrs arc delight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04
TO ABOLISH POVERTY

~ FbCl-loil IOF Xxi
J., used to " taken for granted that oovert,
was an ncuTabie disease Of society The text
. J. or ye have the poor always with you vas a.
repted literally as scuptural warrant Tor poverty
persistence
In recent years more cheerful view, has de
veIoped Exhaustive studies 81 thousands Of re-
corded cases Of poverty have Indicated that Their,
'f" definite causes. responsible for most Of th,
world physical wretchedness
ln View York CITY for instance DR. E. + De
rn" iabulatcd the causes responsible for i've
aD4.1nd cases Of desututon that came 10 the
.hauy Organization society and found that a
irw specific causes were responsible for most OF
ihrrn--causes Ike preventablc disease. loss ol
'ho bread winner nadequat education and the
hike
The same sort Of work has been done abroad
WITH 'hr same results says the Kansas CITY Star
Now comes another hopeful book by the pro-
lessor oi political economy in the Johns Hopklr,
University d. u Iiolland-r on The Aboli-
ton oi Poverty Think Of ~ a staid professor
'n aimd university under no suspicion Of being
" visionary. iaddist an dealigt Socialist or
my other lefubI" creature setting forth the con
trnuor OF the needlessness Of poverty
But why no' Il u.cs 20 be supposed ,bs,
FoIo" fever and maIana ON the lsthmue were lust
'F inevitable death and taxes Bu, Col Cora.
proved no" idea a. mistake
% may we'll be- that people have made a ma.
''k" 900 louad"ung poverty inevitable Possibly
me conditions responsible for poverty may be
found. Just as the mosquitoes responsible for dis
'as" have bren discovered
In the first place. then. b. there enough To 90
round d q were properly dlslubutedp Professor
l"Iiander examines the question OF The Social
surplus and concludes that II does exist
ffeiy complete figures on various forms of
national wealth are available from 1850 down.
and he finds that wealth has increased out Of an
proportion 10 population. We produce lar more
TODD per person. and far more manufactured
goods now than We did SIXTY year, ago
Vow how rs this prosperity 10 use Senator
'evcndge phrase to be passed around
In organized trades where there rs collective
Professor ilollandcr hnds the cond,
'on. ailording a solid basr. OF prosperity Il may
be disputed whether the wages paid are generally
u'' ~ least they enough while work holds
'ui 10 Keep families from poverty in the abs>.cc
81 accldcni7 sickness or old age
In so tar as groups Of wage corners cannot be
'fF'n/ed he believes u may prove necessary to
N minimum wage conditions England. cncour
ged hy the experience OF Australia and New /ea.
and adopted machinery Tor determining MINI.
mum wage conditions IN four different trades
he act went into effect three years ago and
applied 10 perhaps two hundred thousand work
u.s. Since then Il has been extended to about
"o hundred thousand more No radical IN
Tease0 have been provided but conditions IN the
Industries Affected ere reported TO have appreci .
by improved
ln America eight other states have followed
be- lead of Nassachusrtle which began experi .
1cuung with minimum wage legislation two year.
$50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

Five thousand ucgro-s participated poe o. root 900
View York the other day >ben policeman 30
tempted % arrest drunken negro colder Dr.
was the worst mot New laIs h.s witnessed n
years the report stated Ihr. 1ur northern
iuends are being repaid tor th, love 'r-, bear
The gentlemen OF color