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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
Legal Notices.

Fulton County
Annie NJ. Hale VS.. Warren \. Hale
Warren A. Hale: BY order Of court YOU
are notified that on the 9Th day Of Au-
gust. 1912, Annie NJ. Hale Med suit
against you for divorce. returnable TO the
November term of said court
You are required to be at the November
term Of said court. TO he held on the first
Monday in November to answer the
plaintiffs complaint.
Hon. w. -. Ellis judge Of said court.
this August !.
ARNOLD BROYLES Clerk
ROLLIN II. NlMBALL, Attorney S-l0-1
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Trains marked thus ('l run daily. ex.
aept Sunday.
other trains run caly Central time
City Ticket Office No. 1 Peachtree st.
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Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.


--.>----->~--->~--------~~-,>~--
TWO unfinished rooms, light house
keeping: high elevation; water and gas.
1876 Cooper st. 1879
FOR RlSNT-tour- room upper apartment,
with owners Separate bath and gas
26 Orange street 3l-9-9
FOR RENT-Three large, cool and ele-
CANT rooms with hall dressing ROOM
den and use of bath, for light housekeep-
ing in north side private home; attrac-
tive terms to Congenial couple without
children "A East Merritts avenue.
FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms
with bath; all in perfect condition
Rent $22. go. Ivy 961-L. 9-7-1S
FOR RENTING connecting rooms. an
furnished, with conveniences. Phone
West 3a5-J. 26S Lee street, 5l97
FOR RENT-Three rooms on first floor
unfinished or partly furnished; all
conVenlenCes, also furnished bed room to
lady, cheap. is Boulevard place, 2S-9-6
FOR RENT-To couple, Without children,
three rooms; private bath; references
443 Courtland street, corner Pine. 9-5-4l
ONE large room with lltchenette Tor light
housekeeping; unfinished or partially
furnished; all convenience; use Of phone.
l52 Crew ST. 9-5-l6
FOR RENT-Three first-foor rooms for
light housekeeping; desirable and Cheap;
SIS. w w Chamblee, 800 Spring street
65-9-4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS
All creditors of the estate Of .Irs Julia
s. Carroll, late OF Fulton county de-
oeased are hereby notified to- render in
their demands TO the undersigned accord
ing TO law, and all persons indebted 10
said estate are required to make inme-
date payment.
WM $. CARROLL, Administrator.
August ~ 1872. a7-S-26
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Furnished Apartments For Rent.


FOR RENTAL 1876 Juniper street near
- Seventh hTst-tloor seven-room fur
nlshed apartment, by the year, $50 per
month Ivy 662-J. 9-2-3
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Wanted-Bids.

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NOTICE Bids wanted on cement sheet
walks, tile walks and cement curbing
for l9l2-l9l3. Give terms Bids must be-
in hands Of council by September II. 1917.
Town Of kirlIwood Ga; o. O. Ray, Clerl,
9-G-l
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LEARN DANCING-Private instructions-
Lessons 81; course SO VIII accent few
applicants at So. Phone Ivy 6O67-J.
% q n
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"The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
Do Your Renting Through This Bulletin

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and |
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SPLENDID place. close to Atlanta, tele-
phone, city water, fine bottom, well Inn
proved; ebert road, mile from street car
Address r. O. Box $50 Atlanta win
lease for term of years to a man who
VIII work, no loafers. trillers or deadbeats
wanted Very place for a truck farm and
dairy. 67-9-3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09

WANTED Photographer; one who can
40 hnlshing. Portrait Artist, Hogans-
N4AAt ia.
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TWO unfinished rooms light house
keeping: high elevation; water and gas
1876 Cooper st. 4-9-q
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Office Space For Rent.


HALE Of cool office for rent cheap. 327
Austell building 87-9-7
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

WANTED-Couple to so half and rent
house on north side. References eN-
changed Box 479, care Georgian. 1888
FOR RENTING neatly furnished rooms.
close in, for gentlemen only. so East
Ellis street Ivy 4877 9-9-lS
NICELY furnished rooms. 255 CORTLAND
st. 45-g-g
LARGE front room, on good north side
street; convenient to five car lines; fur
mace heat, hot and cold water; all con
veniences; strictly private family; very
reasonable to one or two young men.
Box AIS, care Georgian 9-9-l7
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09

Closing Hours: To secure prop
err classified ton. ads must be in
The Georgian office before i o'clock
the day of the issue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09

All ads must he ordered cut In
writing or at office. No discon-
t.nUance notice taken over phone
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Farms for Rent.

Sr~~-~>~-~-~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR RENT-Six to fifteen horse farm.
one-half to two miles Of railroad station
G. y. Collins, Flint Ga "a %
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Statesmen Wanted.
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.


COLORED girl desires position in prf-
vate family as maid, can give refer
cnce. +. L., 1877 Fort st. 47-g-9
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Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set Of attachments for 50 per month;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery.
Both phones 1893. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company. 70 Whitehall. 9-14-44
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Farms For Sale.

EIGHT Cobb county farms for sale, near
Acworth, Ga. We have some bargains
in farms Address J. c. Stokely, Real
Estate Agent. Acworth Ca 9-4-43
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FOX kENT-tour-r room upper apartment,
with owners. Separate bath and gas
% orange street. 3l-q-g
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Unfurnished Houses Wanted

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WANTED-From October /. furnished
house or apartment on north side.
Muse be in good neighborhood and in
good condition. State price and give all
particulars. References exchanged. Quick,
Box 480 care Georgian. 90 10
WANTED-To rent five or six-room cot
tage or bungalow in Kirkwood or Edge
wood VIII take good care Of the prop
erty. Address A. B. c., care Georgian.
3t-9-7
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SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND. ana
amount; per cent, Write or cali g.
w. Carson, "a South Broad st, G-l-17
FARM LOANS placed In any amount on
improved farm lands In Georgia Tha
Southern Mortgage Company Gould build
ing. TsiR-d
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Help Wanted-Male.

w IN Itl)-Ofice boy, white, not more
lhaH nfteen years of age. Apply at Of
nee OF the Georgia School of Technology.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08
Distinguished Visitor Has
a National Reputation

This city is favored at present with
the presence Of a very remarkably
I erson. whose visit and mission will
interest every man and woman In
Tulsa. The visitor is "Maelcon,55 the
noted palmist ana psychic Of Kansas
city, who comes to Tulsa at the earn
est solicitation of n large number OF
cur local business men and prlmi-
ncnt citizens.
This noted psychic has an excellent
education. a fluent and interesting
talker, and one whose knowledge In
this particular line is without an equal.
Maelcon is one of the favored
persons, to whom by the gift of nature
has been granted the dominance OF
the siull mind Through the marve-
lous psychic powers this noted life
reader leads you from the. byways OF
msapplied effort and directs your
footsteps along the paths of your
natural adaptations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08

inspectors not 20 give out the vote TO
newspaper men. Mo count on cOun-
ty officers WAS completed a. a late
hour tonight The greatest interest
contorcd In the democratic race fof
county attorney which was won hy
Al d. jennings bandit train rob
her and outlaw, who made sensa-
tional iorrhliFht campaign, detailing
the acts uf hiH past lie and stating
that be- bad reformed. Ringold's at
tudc Zoo refusing 10 allow The news
Papers 10 have the returns is caused
lJ One tact that VARIOUS papers of
oNa homa cil' found fault with him
iOr his apparent effort 60 prevent in
dependents from CLEANSING their reg
istauou. which had been ordered by
the state election board. Kiugold re-
fused 10 allow any Of them 10 re-reg-
ister
II James g. llofs OF Oklahoma Cty
gets a good majority IN oklahoma
county, he stands am cXcclleut chance
Of being nominated Tor congrcss in
lhc second district as he Is running
strong in the other counties, q. j.
Waugh, of Guthrie. wen known In
Oklahoma politics, has been nominal
cd hy tho democrats for congress in
the first district 10 oppose Bird $.
Mcclure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08

Strange powers are possessed by this
noted philosopher through which IT Is
Iossible to reveal to you with uner-
ring accuracy your past, as you alone
know 1t, your present as 1t is ano
your future as It will be.
Through this wonderful persons ad-
vice the separated brought together.
foes are made friends, lost property
recovered, the mist is brushed away
from business ventures, the tarth' )
surface is explored, Its treasures are
laid bare to the mysterious percestive
mind of Maelcon, and while this
marvellous person gives dates, facts
and figures visitors sit dumfoundered
at the revelatiins made to them.
Parlors and reading rooms at No.
ia East Third street, are so situated
as to secure privacy and seclusion.
Special full life readings for a few
days only at the nominal sum Of 81.
office hours, a. M, until p. m.
advertisement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08
WILSON UNFOLOS
POLITICAL ideas


ana speak, as has been his won't OK
temporaneously
As II was, the governor intcrpolated
an cpigram here and there which
drew laughter and applause
THE tariff was once bulwark, now
II is dam" the governor rend, but
catching the puzzled look Of his au-
ditors, added with a laugh, you can
spell II either way"
His audience seemed particularly
pleased with his declaration that the
question of governing was largely one
of good faith and morals and that In
the market Of life whore the prices
climb higher than earnings, those who
buy ARE not even represented by
counsel"
Governor Wilson added 10 his
speech n pointed reference TO prose-
cutions under the federal antitrust
law.
THE means and methods" he said,
"by which trusts have established
monopolies have now become known
/. win be necessary 10 supplement the
present laws with such laws, both civ
II and criminal, ms VIII offectually
punish and prevent those methods
adding such other laws as may be
necessary to provide suitable and
equitable judicial processes, whether
civil or criminal TO disclose them and
follow them to final verdict and judg-
ment, thus overcoming in some de-
gree the modesty OF our courts in this
pursuit"
After the speech the governor
shook hands with more than 5000
persons.
Governor Marshall will 90 into
Maine on a speaking tour In the las,
week Of August just before the GU
bernatorial elections there. Governor
Wilson will not speak In Maine unti'
after the September state elections.
Governor Wilson will leave Seagiri
early tomorrow for New York, wher F,
he viii have his portrait drawn by
Seymour Thomas. The protrait VIII
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08
PLATFORM Of
PROGRESSVlS
lCnnllnncd from nnEc Oh


Urges reasonable COMPENSATION =" 'N'
public for water power rifhlF h'''-
after granted
Declares fur good roads r"ll"h'
hlrhvuy uul ,Ni,nHi"n oI Iu lh II''
delivery. immediate Development "i
the natural resources of AIafhh ana
PROMISES 10 that territory lornl hr'I-
government ns given other lrlfl'"r'''
Pledges the party lo mw'd''''
preparation of plans lo develop inc
rivers of the country, especially the
Mississippi and tributaries without de-
lay
Demands that the Panama cannl
shall bc operated so as 10 insure sea
competition WIN trans con'lh'h''l
railroads and urges that American
railroad controlled ships be deui'd the
use of the canal.
Expresses belief IN o protective TAR
M which shall equali2e r"ndl IONS "I
competltion between tho united
states and foreign countries for an
classes; demands tariff revision be-
cause the present Milli ~ uNl"F' w
the people and pledges the nnrlF 10
the establishment Of q non partisan
scientific tariff commission con
demns the Pnyne-Aldrlch hill ana the
democratic party's tarirf policy as dc
etructivo of the protective Hlsl'm'
Demands immediate repeal of the ca
madam reciprocity act
Favors inheritance ana Income tax
Fayors international agreement for
limitation Of naval forces and he con
struction of two hattlcships "A year
pending such agreement
Fayors governmental action In be-
half of immigrants, wise ana JUST
policy Of pensions for soldicis ana
sailors and the immediate creation
OF parcels post.
In conclusion the platform appeals
for the support Of American citizens
without regard To previous political
affiliations"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08

grcssman Fourth district has moro
than two 10 one over his opponent
ALTUS- Owen has carried Jackson
county by three to one over Haskell. q.
80 authentic information on the vote
Tor congressman at large has been re-
ceivei, The county election board VIII
and canvass the vote until Thursday.
Scott Ferris, congress, Fifth district,
has an Overwhelming majority over
his opponent, j. ". Mansell of Ho-
bart.
ENlD-Unohicia returns In Gar
field county give owen S24, Haskell
5i7, Mcclure carries The county over
llickam for republican nomination for
congress first district by 800. Muir
ray, Gouldlng and Callahan are In
the lead for congressman at large,
parmentor received a majority for
republican nomination for United
states senator.
HOBART Senator owen will carry
Iiiowa county by 500 majority, al
though accurate figures cannot be OBJ
tanned as the ballots have not been
counted. Weaver Echols, Ross and
Franklin are leading for congressman
at large. Ferris. democratic congress-
man. third district, beat Mansell, his
opponent 10y more than 800.
WOODWARD - Thirty two pre-
cincts out of "a in Woodward county
G.ve owen PSI, Haskell 27S. Repub-
Leans, Parmcnter II; Dickerson 243;
Jones 90; Perry SO. For congress
man at large, democratic, Branson
IS; Callahan 6S; Echols 10; Muir
ray III; robertson 153; Thompson
1856; Weaver So. For congressman
second district Carney 70; Cornell
IS; Forrest 81; Ross 95. Republi-
cans, Morgan 4S1; Darling 1O7.
GUTHRIE-Bird S. Mcclure, re-
publican congressman, first district
tonight claims his denomination by
majority of approximately 1000
Mcclure carried every county in the
district except Payne, beating Hick-
am in his home precinct.
OKLAHOMA CITY-Even incom-
plete returns from oklahoma county
will not be available before some time
tomorrow afternoon on state officers
! No duplicates were furnished elec
tion officials TO post outside the poll
ing places, as is provided by law and
Secretary Z. a. Ringold Of the coun-
" election board gave instructions &c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08

be used 10 make reproductions for
campaign purposes and viii constitute
Mr.. Thomas contribution to the cam
paign fund,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08
Meeting
HELD LAST NIGHT
DISCUSSED DETAILS on Ilil HlG
CELEBRATION lOl, NiAl
MONTH.
benson IS IN TULSA
Chicago Man MuN Take Charge ul the
Work ui Preparing for BAR
bar ir-tNitirs,

IHn. lor tbo illuminated nirnt pl-
rHHr uI' WI o.. One uf rhr features
ul TWat Hr uurhar lhH ycal W.rr
UI,UHDd last uIehl ut routing
meeting of thc nur1lr association,
u.IU 100 fhr CommpruIu club rooms
Grarr. b. Benson. uf chicago who
ua. conducted celebrations oi ul
kinds fur tnp past nrrrn years. aud
who is one of th, leading festival d..
rnoluw BOO thlH country met Win tho
association II ls practically nssurrd
thai Mr Benson win he director-gon
cml NJ thls years Durhar. lie is ai-
rpady 40 work, planning th, floats for
the night pageant Thrse flouts VIII
be- hullt uu am elaborate scale and
WIN bee constructed in Tulsa Ten
floats alone VIII cost over $4,000 The
Durnnr association is to proceed at
once with the raising Of $1,000. which
represents the initial cost of the Dur
bar An additional amount win ho
secured from the sale Of concessions
Rcvicwlng stands viii be- erected on
vacant lots down town and the city
streets viii be thrown open 90 shows
and other concessions. over three
tons OF confetti alone VIII be- ordered
boy the association for Durhar week
"rho mogd fccut oriental idea con
ycycd Ia the Durhar' said Mr.. Ben
ron last night 'is one of the best pub
licly rcttcrs over saw ] am sure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08
No CHANCE IN
OWEN LANDSLIDE

crcssman at large. Murray 95S. Bran
son III, Franklin G26. Ross 476,
Thompson A23. Weaver aSS. Congress
man. Fourth district Carter LIB,
Parsons 02. stanley Il. Democratic
tickets only counted to date.
RYAN While returns from Jeffer-
SON are incomplete. owen has carried
the county 10y about to .. Murray
is leading for congressman at large,
with Thompson, Franklin and Echola
following I'm the order named.
ARDMORE - Unofficial returns
from 33 precincts out of 40 in Garter
county give owen leo, Haskell SIS.
For congressman Fourth district,
Garter 1851. parson III, Stanley 49,.
For congressman az large, frahS"h
21-. Echols 1875, Fields l15, Franklin
$50, Murray G10, Thompson o4l
Weaver AIS.
WATONGA-Rcturns from Il pre-
ciucts In Blaine county show owen
219. Haskell l25. Murray thompson
and callahan are leading for CON
gresham at large. Congress, second
district Forrest Sc, Ross o. Gar
ucy II.
SAPILPA-Thlrly-n'ne poN'S o"'
of forty in Creek county give owe"
6l9; Haskell SSl, canvass pro'eeu'"s
slowly g.,
UtGO-Scnator owen carrie"
Choctaw county by a large majority
1t is impossible TO give the exact t'g-
urcs as the vote was the heaviest since
statehood, in spite of the tact tha' a
steady rain fell all day. brahsoh'
Thompson, Weaver Murray NloIacK'
Ross and Franklin running strong lor
congressman at large. Stanley mas
carried the county over Garter Tor
congress Fourth district 10y about
three TO one,
MARIETTA-EleNen precincts out
Of niucteon i'm Love county give owen
421. Haskell 443, for congressman at
large, Franklin 2O2, Murray 2S1, Wea-
yer 22q, Thompson 20, Branson 23'
Ross 3S, others scattering,
ADA-Compictc vote Of Pontotoc
county gives owen 1884, Haskell 6l1;
CONGRESSMAN at large democratic
Brauson 1S4, Echols SS2, Franklin
$50, Murray GIL, Ross AZ, Robertson
lo3, Thompson 59i, Weaver 45O; con-
gressman. Fourth district Carter 9'9'
Parsons 5l, Stanley 35S
MADILI4-rwenty- ont OF 2S
precincts Of MarshaH county GlNu
owen 6l5, Haskell GA; congressmah
lat large, Branson 1873 Frankhh VOL
Murray 692, Ross ll9. thompson oNo'
Weaver S14' congressman Fourth d's-
trict, Garter l46, Parsons 49, Stanley
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08

How many farm homes have n ten
mis- court Tennis is an Ideal sport
and young people in town pay big
fees for the privilege of playing, But
after the first small cost Of racket
and nets is met, the young people on
the farm can play for nothing AZ ALL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-08
WIN strikers Return to work?

MENlCO CITY. Aug g.. lhflucn"-
ed by appeals from government rep.
rcsontativcs not 10 contribute more
weight to the burden Of disorder McN.
leo already carries the textile m.l0
strikers IN both the Erl2aba district
and puohla today agreed to return o.
work tomorrow. Thcy were promis
ed that "A revision " wages Mould h,
effected within few months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-28

arrested yesterday--were arraigned after
the men and when there was some question
whether an attempt would be made to get
bail for them II they were only held as
witnesses Inspector Hughes had COM
plant made against them accusing each
was fixed at IS 900 each. They we're taken
back to Police Headuuarters. where they
ioshed with the detectives all the after
noon. Rose Lcvey is said to be a friend
Of Swede Annie and Myrtle Hoyt. and to
have been with one OF the prisoners before
the robbery. None OF the women Is at
tractive.
WHAT MRS. GOODWIN DID.
Much interest was takek Ivy the
crowds in the police court and at
Police Headquarters in Mrs. isabella
Goodwin. the woman detective who roped
the prisoners for Dougherty. She Is q
trim little woman with soft voice and
eyes that miss nothing.
Il went to the house In West Twenty
first street where Swede Annie. Rose
Levey and Myrtle Hoyt were living a
week ago last Monday and l was there
exactly week" she said. Il was what
you might call woman Of all work around
the house. / washed the dishes. made
the beds and collected the rents. When
wasn't doing one or the other had my
eye to keyhole or my ears open for what
was said What WAS said? i wouldnt
think OF telling you. IL was terrible.
have never heard such language from
men or women
One day Myrtle said. Well, I guess
that Ed the Boob (meaning Kinsmanl
turned the trick Swede Annie talked
about the fno clothes she had bought.
how she was going to get more clothes
and how she would have lot Of money
TO spend. All the women seemed 70 have
more money to spend than such women
ordinarily have"
While Mrs. Goodwin was averse TO
talking Of the evidence ehe had obtained
abe said that one Of the hardest jobs was
to get out Of the house and keep Com
missioner Dougherty informed Of what
was going on. 1t was she who notified
Dougherty that Kinsman was returning
TO this city.
DR.. T.. B. Smith. son Of Wilbur F.
Smith. one Of the East River Bank mes
sengers who was blackjacked. said last
night that Mr.. Smith II In no danger:
He ia doing as well a. can be expected
and while he has not yet been able TO
leave his room he has been sitting up In
bed recently. Mr.. Smith ought to be
able to 90 to.court within five or six days.
DR. Smith said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-28
The Seagocrs.

Sailing to-day by the Cunay der Lusi-
tania. for Fisheuard and Liverpool: STAN
ley Mortimer Frank l.. Brown. George o.
Mrs. Thornton Davidson, Mrs, Devereux
Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. =. c. Cartier. -. W.
Biselow, Thomas J. Barbour, G. +. La
mont, Herbert Gresham, j. II. Hunter,
Col. II. c. Huffer. Jr, Mrs. A, s. Wither.
bee. Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt. B. A.
Quaritch. Herbert Ferguson. Stanley Nor
timer. Miss Edith Mortimer and Mr.. and
Mrs. John G.. Low
Passengers by the United Fruit Com
psny's steamship Metapan.. for Jamaica,
W. y. Benedict. Henry T, Converse. MIR.
and Mrs. W. =. Stevens, Louis A. Froth-
ingham, Mr., and Mrs Walter whittlcsey.
Ducr, and Mr.. and Mrs. James nj. Dod.e