Article clipped from Southtown Economist

The GhettoNarrow stumbling streets Wind past chipped 'walls,*And friendly door-sfieps . . . Past dusty windows, each Flaunting a wilted flower In a jagged red pot . . ,Past dirty wooden stalls,All heaped sky-high With colorful fruit . . ,Past persuasive vendors,Who urge one to buy Their wares' at ‘'half-price. Past ragged young boys Throwing worn yellow dice , , . Past little girls with’Shining brown eyes ...Past a thin grey kitten Shivering on a porch stair. Past tired gaunt women Wjth gay scarfs kindly Covering their grey hair, , . .AGNES TIGHE
Newspaper Details

Southtown Economist

Chicago, Illinois, US

Thu, Apr 15, 1937

Page 31

Full Page
Clipped by
Profile Icon
Matt S.

IL, USA 14 Aug 2020

Other Publications Near Chicago, Illinois

News Journal

Suburbanite Economist

Southend Reporter

Community Publications

Southtown Economist