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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
PORTABLE Trust SALE.
4 syndicate Has Bought the Insurance
C0mpany's shares.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
has sold it's holdings of 1881 shares OF
the stock OF the Equitable Trust Com
pany to a syndicate Of men who had been
formerly heavily interested in that trust
company as minority stockholders.
Official denial met yesterdays rumor
that the syndicate was the same as that
which bought control OF the National
Bank Of Commerce from the Equitable
Life Assurance Society and the Mutual
Life Insurance Company a short time
ago. The former syndicate was CON-
posed of men influential in the National
City Bank and the First National Bank
including members Of the houses Of j. p
Morgan 4 Co. and Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co.
The cash payment involved by the
sale will be about 80, 100000. The last
officially quoted price for Equitable
Trust Company stock was $3.50 bid and
S4sO asked A price OF S%9O share has
been bid for the stock recently. however.
The trust company has only $4,000 shares
OF capital stock.
Directors in the Equitable Trust Com
pany refused yesterday to say anything
about the deal. II was understood in
banking circles, however that the COM
pany will continue to operate as an in
dependent trust company.
Officers OF the Equitable Trust Com
pany are Alvin W. krech, president;
Lawrence l.. Gillespie, vice. president;
and Lyman Rhoades, secretary. Among
the trustees are Paul d. Cravath. William
A. Day, Edwin Gould. Otto H. Kahn.
Valentine =. Snyder. Henry Rogers
Winthrop, Thomas DE Witt Cuyler and
Robert &. Clowry
the company y report as OF February
2s. 1911. showed assets Of 1924, 1885. a
surplus of Si0M0, ,0o0, undivided profits
OF 81, ,lSl .Sl8 and deposits of S35, 27s,57s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
HEARTS ACHING AND DREAMING
Honest. Judge, Never Broke NOman's
Heart. Says Dcfenaiant--0SOO.

A jury before City Court Justice Nc
Avoy brought in verdict for $500 yester-
day in a breach Of promise suit brought
by Sarah Stilling against Charles NJ
Scharf, Willett street candy manufac-
turer. The plaintiff said that soon after
Scharf met her he proposed in this style:
Tell me quickly il you mean anything
by going with me. To my aching heart
that cries for you answer yes or mo-
The plaintiff said she answered yes to
his aching heart. but ne testified yester-
day that the proposal came about this
way:
-She told mo she thought We would
make nice looking couple and asked me
when l would marry her. ! told her to
wait until business picked up and then
mention it TO me again. Instead of doing
that she sued me for breaking her heart.
Honest, Judge, never broke any woman's s
heart"
II took the Jury half an hour\ 70 accept
the aching heart version.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
USED A FICTITIOUS HUSBAND.
Woman He'd Him sign Mortgages on Reai
Husbands Property.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3O.-A desire to
initiate the wealthy was the explanation
given to-day by Mrs. John j. Coyle when
she was arraigned. charged with getting
Si.4sO in loans and giving the property
of her husband as security.
Mrs. Coyle and John j. Evans we're
arrested tonight on complaint Of Edward
NJ. Moll. real estate broker.
To keep her husband in ignorance Of
her borrowings Mrs. Coyle ia said to have
induced Evans. the husband Of her wash
woman. to impsrsonate her husband by
giving him $40.
Moll testified that since last August
Mrs. Coyle had borrowed sums aggre-
eating 81 $50 on the properties belonging
to her husband. Each time. he said.
Evans was represented as her husband.
Last week arrangements were made to
have the various mortgages transfe rred
to a single building and ioan association
mort ga ge at 81. 900. A clerk was sent to
the Coyle home to arrange for the transfer
and asked for Mr.. Coyie. The man who
answered the door said he was Mr.. Coyle
but the clerk was sure he was not. After
finding out that what Coyle said was the
truth he went to Mr.. Moii and reported the
affair to him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
LONDON FOR ARBITRATION.
Fa,ors Anglo. american Pact and Hopes
the Idea VIII spread.
.Speciai Cable Despatch 10 THE SuN.

,Npfc'W tdWf DtspW'" 10 me SiN
LONDON. March 80. The City Cor
poration adopted to-day resolution
welcoming the proposal for an Anglo
American arbitration treaty.
The resolution expresses the earnest
hope that such plan will speedily be
carried into effect and that it will be fol-
lowed by the adoption of similar prin-
ciples by all other nations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
Used EGGS TO CARRY LIBELS.
husband Put Scurrllcus Sentences amt
Cartoons \bDut TITS WIFE Oh Them.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 80 After mar
riage Of forty-on years DIR. william
Stewart and his wife disagreed and Mrs
Stewart went to live with a married son.
. The doctor then began writing sour
rilous sentences about his wife on hens
eggs and drew cartoons on eggs. maxi ing
her the central figure,
The appellate court to-day decided that
a husband cannot use eggs to belittle his
wife and affirmed decree OF divorce in
her favor. The court says that the doc
tors acts were AZ bad as il he had dis
seininated the libelious matter through
handhilis in the streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
Harvard student Killed by Train.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass March 80, Walter
L., Graves, Of Granville Centre, Mass.
n graduate Of Amherst in 1908 and ~ cond
wear student a. tn" Harvard Law School
wa- struck by locomotive al the North
station this afternoon. He
''staiu"d injuries which resulted in deaf h
tour hours later He vas the son Of the
Rev iuCien Graves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
SsOO. 600 for Trrnor L.. Parks widow

Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum
approved yesterday compromise in
the action brought by ,he widow of
Trsnor l.. Park, the merchant, to estab-
lish her dover rights by which she accepts
s5OO 900 in settlement of all claims Mrs
Park was married in Paris two months
ago to Chaunnsy NJ. Dspew. u COUSIN of
the former senator. Under hsr lata
husbands will her daughter. Frances
Hall Park, now 10 years old, inherited
ell the estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
wARSHIpS. WIRELESS STATIONS
French Government Orders Captains 10
Forward Public Messages.

Special Cdbic Despatch ~ THE SrN.
PARIS, March 3O.-French warships by
Official decree have become public radio
graph stations.
Their commanders We're inst r,icted to-
day by the Minister OF Marine to receive
and transmit public messenger, The order
went into effect al once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31
$4,000 EMPRESS ROBBERY.
Wells Fargo Messenger Vanishes In Mex.
icO-Caught with Acc0mpllce.

MAzArLAN. Mex. March SO.-Two Mexi-
Of the State Of Jalisco charged with rob-
bing the Wells Fargo Express Company
Of ssO,OOO. The robbery took place near
here. the express messenger. Jose Rem
tago. disappearing from the car with the
money package.
II is alleged he had an accomplice.
The two men were trailed across the
country by detectives and were found
yesterday in the mountain town Of Zei-
huatlan and placed under arrest.
II is reported that nearly all the money
was recovered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31

Antedtlavian Nhiskey Ia old enough TO In sure
the mei,0wnesA Of It's favor II Is OF SURPRISING
goodness. Luyties Bros. \. N.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-31

'''"t'i on Second Pogo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12
AUTO SALES
INCREASING
NEXT YEAR EXPECTED TO BE
BANNER YEAR.
IDEAL Weather for the Tourist.-other
News OF the Automobile
World

win a great many Of the standard
cars Tor 1912 already announced. and
thc next manufacturing season well
under way local autoists have no hest
fancy I'm saying that th. 1872 s.ason
VIII De the most prosperous wear for
IN" automobile industry Local dealers
nav" already ordered their 1912 dem
onstratinE cars which Will arrive in the
city within short time and then the
l3l- sales season viii Toe inaugurat.d
her
The season Of 1911. which is now
Closing. was the most successful of any.
season from a sal-Sman's standpoint.
In Wheeling. More cars were. sold
during the past year than any former
year and all the local dealers had a
good season. Not cheap ear is ON
TN market in Wheeling. that Is "A car
mat VIII not stand the wear and t..tr
All local dealers haV. advertised ~
t'nSivcly. which has not only sold their
cars in Wheeling but has been the
m"dns OF them opening up a good field
IN tho surrounding territory. Advertis-
1ng. stated one dealer. was responsible,
Tor him selling II cars in the outsid.
territory
Next season will be a successful sea.
son according To- local dealers. The in
ouStrics Of the Wheeling district have
ben working I'm fun and business con
ditions have been better than for
years. The new model car for next
year is much prcttirr than any prev
fous car and every person I'm position
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12
Up-The-River
News OF Giennova. War~ood
and LoVeia1d.
No Sunday School

Because OF repairs b.iua, made TO
ti- inferior OF the Warwood Pr,sbv-
terrain church. There Will Doe no SUNDAY
school services there tomorrow.
Preaching services were dispensed
with rho first Of tho month hut the
sunday school services were continued
and VIII bc held regularly after to-
IuI
ia th. Christian church Surda,
s.h'o. VIII ie h,Il at a m ana ir
ih'. evening tho CONGREGATION Will unit
with tho M'thodis:s and Prcshyt,riarS
no union services az o.. beach Rev.
D. g.. i'r' nr. OBJ. 90. christian church.
VIII preach on the subject. Others. no.
and 90 ANTON choir vail sing Iu case
of rain th. services wall Do. held ia
%, new christian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

council met last rEht Iu the GI,nns
EHn school huIs" and th- uEhtInr
if"i. -.tl"r submitted Joy tho rousum-
'rs Electric company. 81 Wh..-rr
consumed nearly 900 tho fim. 81 the
session. The matter Will o., definitely
s.'t.'d az th' next meeting Tho health
ordinance was r.--td upon and re-
,'if.d a Favorable. tut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

Cuts and bruises may be healed
III about one-third OF the time r.
luir.d by the usual treatment By ap-
plying Chambcrlaln's Liniment Il
is antlsepuc and causes such injuries
10 heal without matUration. This
iiuIWcut also relieves lorcncss or
the muscles and rheumatic pains. For
sale by All Dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

N'Nf Wednesday evening AN old
fashioned burn diane. VIII Oh. hold iu
l.l-su's HHru 90 tI. cherry Iiu road
AMI fa. f'lluwiur are planning tp - to
fHr AFFAIR 'n au id-fi-hIpn.d WAGON
Nr and Mrs " g. Nc'uiLt Mr. and
ff@ Mitchell. 49, and Nr- G,urr.
De- lNw. 81 Hud Irs , u Carpenter.
EIe..'f. Walter and John W.shans.
N-e Iulu UurkIc. VIII Sclsing and
Nl-s Is,t N.sr1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

German Reformed ST Stephans church.
corner Thirty-sIAth and Eoff streets.
l;rV. r.. " Hrcu-Sc. pastor. sunday
school. "-i5 o'clock. teachers meeting
immediately after sunday school:
preaching strs i,c-. 1890 o'cIu.k. Willing
WorE'rs. society meeting. .3u o'clock.
y. J. = c. f.. T4, day evening in tho
home Of Mis- ANNA Suuu.uv.l!t Forty
'is. tl street. Taur-day evening. choir
rehearsal at = % clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

fr.rd vice president. Miss katherine
keiy. Kausas city. Mo. secretary.
John Sauch1cs-y. scranton. treas
rrcr. Rev j. v Noyi sn. Nanucoke.
Ca
Resolutions were adopted urging
thc formation of cadet societies aud
.I''ne ou women tn avoid frc4uent-
.ug public drinking places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

Harry 7. Sfs,.b.Ts now store build
.rt .rd IH'lIrE su Ei,hitrd rtrnur.
lot'.tri bel rapidly nearing compile.
t.nr .ut Nr ~fI..l.i o. planning fl.
ruH.. rf- efuf. from DO, I.aa.h Iutldiur
e.rr. f.u. h.fHr. fr. mtIft.. ~ r.Nt
month Tu, new IliIi.rr viii ODD. nr.
az fr. I.4f boo town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

Zion Lutheran church ON : Market
Il. Rev. \ l.. ls'uzc. Observation-Disclosures IL.
ninth sunday after Trinity. There Will
Doe neither ScrNic" nor SUNDAY school
h'-~ WHO cannot attend Tie. chief SER. .sa
80 Christ church at Mozart park 80 Iu..n
%. ul. please. read 1T Cor $. G-I" and
l.Hh" Nf... l-|. Ladies AID az p. 3d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

St Luke's Episcopal Church, Island
end ~ the steel Bridge. th.. Rev jacob
Efittiuriiam. r'-rtnr.-Tl- services dur
ing the week VII h-. SUNDAY sis a.
in. sunday school. 1880 90. va. morning
PRAYER ana sermon by tie Rev. irving \.
M,GreW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12
ONE MAN MISSING
AFTER BIG EXPLOSION

NEWrrHG1f y Y. Aur = With
f r0.rr.-.nu 'hl' shook 'fo earth for
riI.. around Dynamic" store house
off ff. Sow York aquoG1cf. ON storm
kir. vHu0'a'H. %. Cornwall. How up
'lr. TODAY $50 trace ~ tho Ig.ld.ur
ta. ..H Some .hfu'Ine in rho yIciuI
'v ur-. lot'.ni and largo quantity
n. .'r1.F GLASS Iu f.c village of corn.
5000 .a. lr.ten John Sawyer. crgi
I..r OF fIe works. nJ. trn~tod dow.
s. Ng Iu carrfIE'r 90 fhc shaft if
url
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

The usual Lords Day services at the
church ~ Christ. No. g. Twcnty-thfrd
street beginning 80 1890 a. ia. Lesson
for Bible study Will Doe the I'm CHAPTER
OF Romans. All welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

motors ne power increase - from
eight 60 fifteen pr cent
Pc f.DH racing cars which AL
fnak. tt'ir motor boa ~ ~ EfE.n
National Races. VII l- dr,ss-1 ID IN
odd nv EaFr1.rfs
Zach 'ar Nli D. painted MACK With
a white stripe running aI.nr tfr stf-
rn'fuh.r 80 ffh. fran. o.. NTH front
spring CONNECTION o. %. r-ar sp-iae
connection
TINS white st-Ipe vii he us@a %
id'u'If a., cars a. -. Alra and o.
'mpla~.z- r.w idea nruotnr ar
decoration ana painting Wllrh - on
.iflI with tla Alro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

Chapel 500" Jacob street - SurVt.
services Will Doe d .lu a. ul. and preaching
'.- i.lt.f o. II. Miller al s.ts p. ~ sun
day school az 1U %. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

car 10 victory In fh. cleveland E.lla-
bility run that passed through this
ctty. has an interesting artiol, iu this
months issue Of the Regal Plugg'r on
Wheeling roads Following l. what
hc has To say 81 the run through this
section.
From Cadiz tho road leads over
the bsckbon" Of the rids.. being
climb Of about two miles. and although
numerous water breakers. int.rf,rrd.
schedule tim" was maintain.1. no
difficulty was experienced and the carS
pulled into Wheeling. W. Va. on sche-
dule time
Leaving Wheeling on Tuesday
morning Tho road lay over IN, noun
tains again and mp tho famous -
Clairsvill" Mn which Is terror ta
All tourists going through that part
81 the country. The Hill is about -
miles long with grades ruunin,. from
10 - per cent hut they did NOT look
had 20 m" Recalls. for they pulled their
way up without any difficulty what
over. For tho next - miles sue
ccsSion of hills and valleys awaited IA.
contestants which was strain ON
drivers cars and tires. as IN. roads
were ANYTHING but ideal IN account
81 IN" numerous stones and rock d.-
"liViti's int"rspcrsod with water
breakers which stood Toot or more
high from the level Of the road bed
However. both E,;al ears pulled into
GAINESVILLE a noon control. with hour
and 10 minutes and - minutes re-
sp"ctiy-ly. I'm advance Of their sche-
dul""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

Quoted Rev by Rev. John ~ Alttt.-v.
during the absence from TIE ,ity OF
Rev. Mr.. Strykcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12
A CAR WHICH HAS
MADE HISTORY
EMF go" S1lO0

NIHEN you find tested and
W proven quality at the most
satisfying price. YOU have gone far
enough. Stop with the EMF 30"
Here is quality proven by mag
nifioent service in the hands of
$4,000 owners.
Approved body design and chassis
which has stood the test OF time.
The price - standard equipped
magnetic. of course. S11OO.
Automobile history tells of no such
steady excellence as the records of
this car.
Let us show YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

TINS white stripe Wiu DO us~d %
id'n'if. %, ,a-s as ffs Alra and O.
'mplaS.z' nov idea nruotnr sar
decoration ana painting which - orr
rirtl Nith the Alec
Tw,,t, strong the AGO racing team
arrived ir chicago N.ra.t morning
for o." Eiain National rac.S ava -
ono" took %" Alec cars frDm tha
fr-ish; Yards ana drov. 10 the Ai,o
camp near Firin
hig Alec truck carried ~. racing
iup'dim'rta % The So. n. - tho COM
INK road races
Aw"ur th"s" IN tho PARTY wsrs
Harry Grant who has -wl.. Won III.
vanderbilt" cup fn 30. Alec. Frank r....
his former m'rhaui,l4u. wh. will DIVE.
"r' ~ -" AIro flyers this wear
Harry Hartman ono 90 'h, now lights
"f Tho Moo team. G.t.rr.. Rai.,..k X.
Wa" viii l' Grants fu.rhsri.iau w
u; .h'"nmah'r who will serve as
Les mo ohanisiIn
Vt meeting % tho Stockholders OF
i1" Abbott Motor company. 81 De-
u"it Mi'hiuan. AT Detroit. 10 was Not-
cd q" lnrr'a~. tn. capital stock Co: the
company from s200. eao to 81 600 600
and during the progress 81 the meet
ius $500. 5000 iu cash 81 tho now issue
wHf subscribed. an 81 which was taken
~ par and tho remainder To- be paid
iu thirty davs
tn" greater part Of the stock sub
scrih"d was taken by th- syndicate "
eastern capitalists. who own the con
trolling interest In the company.
Tn" Abbott Detroit "Ruudoe" now
on iiS way Up u" Pacific Coast. with
"n agcr'-1t" miioag" Of over thirty
thousand miles To- its credit. will in
Nad' Alaska ON its arrival M Nancou-
Yer. and Will thus siEualizc its Inter
national Pathfnding Expedition from
M"NiC" &" British Columbia. by going
iiu,u IA, fIth.St south in the United
state q" IN" farthcst north OF Ameri-
can possessions.
T" TAX" n Jump into a HIGHER priced
CIV class hIt with "a slight iucrcas" in
tn list pri," ~ 'h' product To- ,mbodv
many sterling features and to Increase
th' body design OF their equipment
ur'n seven different models are avail
'"i'. j. ih" announcement made Lv IN"
go. Motor 'tr company nf Indian
Hp"iis. manufacturers - tho COL. 30
au."m". .i'. 90 Doe known in IN. future
aS th" 'nir 5000.
Tn. '"l. go iur 1912 will rs here
t"."rr. announces AIR Cu'". b, con-
s'rr,t"d "u on- chassis. using the
S'H' au.' power plant that has char
:tt'tiI't i's success in prev inus Years
Ta' T.uh'u iuu floating rear aNI..
ana TtuE'n r"il'r b,arlu-s have been
add,u.
~ 3D." HHuual suat,r.ur" - the
Rambler sHl.S and S,rNi," oriaauiza-
fHa. D. cd" HH.u 81
factory Of TH" Thomas D. J.ff.ry
''fIrau.. anunuu cement was mad. hv
i'- -i'.uf Charles r.. J,ti.rv of plaus
i"r fh' erection of large service build
mas "i' tI. establishment ~ the
mot o. implicit. ~fl.S and service ia
'.I'.'S H SOM. uf the largest cities
DO. &C.. ,oHutrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

TO own a car will want 20 buy one
Local dealers have received letters
from their firms telling them 20 carry
ON a more extensive ady,rtising cam
paign next year. Following ar. among
ArBenz. Mitchell. Buick. Hupmohile
Chalmers. L. n. r.. Cart.rcar. and
many others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

While PLAYING with matches i'm tho
rarag" Of e, u. Hood. at Glendale. s.N-
"ral bows hid a narrow ESCAPE from
being burned To- death whom "a tank uf
raS"lin" exploded. Mr. Hoods Ford
touring car was badly damaged 10y thu
explosion and will T." removed Z" ON"
# tn" local garages this week FOR
repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12
CATHOLICS ELECT.

Total Abstinence Society Ends
Scranton Vonvcrtion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12


Ed Romino. manager ~ tho Auto
'ar company. ~ this city. will Icay,
today Tor Chilhcothr. ohio. 10 receive.
his n'w Arh'nz ear. which D.. will
.lriy" thr'u"h - this city. Th, ma
chine - hatiloship gr.y
Driving his hir touring car W II
M'tzu'r and family ar" TOURING around
de- Great Lakes They Will return
t"n" over tho National road next
w..k
III" standardization owned Pos Ir
N"reau. OF West Alexander. i- b,.u.
rebuilt in tn, ". W Price rlrar,.
Joe Ealz-r. 81 the firm Of I;.Iz,- N
Bowman. LIFT this morning for Detroit.
@" E"t a model o.. th. 1871. r.. NJ g.
and Flanders ears.
johnson Frazier and family ~ tins
city. hay" returned L,m, from d iril
through FennHNiy1uio 90 their trurr.
ear.
George W. Esrt is touring around
Tho Great I.ak.~ iu His ma.hir. d..
Will return hom- within "a few dave.
Tn" 1912 IIuTm"hr. m.d. viii ha
ON Do" market within "a. u.Nt few
DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

tn" 1912 IIuIm"hi'. model viii poo
on iH" market within %. next few
DAYS
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-07

Waist at SEC and 79c
Newest style waist for midsummer wear
made of sheer white lawns and lingerie
high or low neck, long or short sleeve
daintily trimmed--some made in the new
handkerchief model, sizes "a to a.; val
ues 75c to $1.5O.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-07
1000 New Spring Waists at Special Prices

In addition TO our regular stock we secured tn
MY. waist makers amounting to 700 waist. Thes
chased at practically figure and you can
Offering the biggest bargains in waist shO
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-07
Waist at csc
values $1.5O to $500

values ST. so to $500
You'll buy at least half dozen when
you see the values we are offering at CSC.
Beautiful lingerie styles with fine lace
trimmings, some with the new colored en-
broidery work, plain tailored and some
with soft collars, all styles and sizes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-07

You'll marve-and wonder how sell such pretty Petit
coats at the price when you hemhere they 100 all
told half aeta and half messaine so of them
black and others in staple colo Come early for these
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-21
DETECTIVES ARE
OUT OF "A JOB
Guarding Of RockefelIers GrandchiI-
dren Has Ceased for the
Present.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, May 20,-Guards who
have been protecting Fowler and
Muriel Mccormick, children of Har-
old F. Mccormick and favorite grand
children Of John d. Rockefeller ever
since the return of the McCormicks
from their Lake Shore mansion have
been withdrawn. The children, part
heirs to the greatest fortune in the
world, now go about as they please,
with no one to watch them except
their governess.
The detectives who have watched
the Mccormick palace day and night,
shadowing all strangers who loiter-
ed in the vicinity and questioning ali
callers not known personally to the
butler, also have been dismissed
Ever since the threat Of blackmailers,
made in letters to Mrs. Mccormick in
1908. to kidnap the children. the
daughter of John D. Rockefeller has
lived in constant fear. Since then
the two sturdy tots have been guarded
as closely as monarch A cab pre-
ceded the Mccormick carriage always
and cab followed it. From both
vehicles detectives watched the chill
dren. The same detectives walked in
front and behind the children when
4 they went anywhere on foot
The private school attended by the
children was guarded just as closely
as the Mccormick home
The reason for Withdrawing the de
tectives is not given by Mrs. Nc
Cormick, but 1t is believed her de.
/ sire that the children be brought up as
democratically as possible triumphed
over her fears for their safety.