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the waist around . square Dutch
neck ana around the arinhols 70
hold . one ana ons-half inch lace
plating which falls over the short
puH sleeve set IN with no rathsrr.
Down the left side Of the skirt
band OF beautiful sysist smbroid-
cry could reach TO the bottom
where II turns TO form . band,
headed b. the narrow Val. insertion
and sn upstanding plating Of lace.
The wide belt ana cut should be Of
the sysist embroidery with the In
ssrtion ana lace plating ON sAch
edge.
Dear Fashion Editor:
,e suitable trimming for Copenhagen
blue silk null having an allover ring dc
sign7 I am FIVE feet eight inches tai
and wear a size SO waist
MARCELI.A.
AN0.--Trtm your dress with
narrow Val. insertion, on the waist
use 10 to outline . vest port ON
from the neck to the belt Of white
nousssiins, which has . rundown
collar In ono with IL. Use the In
ssrtion also to outline the shoulder.
line where . straight sleeve with
turn back cuns OF moussslins are
set In. Trim the side seams OF
the skirt with insertion ana apply
. deep band OF the mousssiins
near the bottom. Blue glass but
tons could trim the front OF the
vest portion.
Dear Fastaon Editor:
I would APPRECIATE . suggestion a. 4
how to make . white epougs dress.
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DESCRIPTION.

Very adaptable to . stout figure 1,
this gown Of finely striped black an1
white msrouisstts, wolfe or any other
heavier cotton material The waist and
skirt arc out with diagonal lines. while
down the centre front q band Of white
ratins y appued. trimmed with black
satin buttons. The way In which the
allover lace u inserted 10 sure to BE-
becoming. while the collar Of black
satin which 10 left open Ia the front
bsing only suitable to . wen shaped
neck. could be cut 20 ~ to meet for
the stout person with too fat . neck
A narrow patent leather belt with Z
soh buckle = q distinctive finish fol
this gown. II the dress 10 not out tos
much on the bias the seams will no
sag II . white taos 10 stitched Wit,
each one.
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be obtained, tpt WitA ths iesertp-
ton furntshed u 10 a simple matter
to cork out patterns.
A ncp and distinctive feature OF
thts department 10 the illustration
Of the different pieces Of the pattern
accessory for the making Of the oar.
menf. II shoes ho,o easily the at
frocfive design can BE- executed and
olso serves az guide In cutting once
oscn pattern " such Is needed.
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would like q little blue In combination
with IT, Am twenty years of age.
MISS II. L.
AHs.-Maks the dress with .
pansi 'front.', which has one corner
turned back 81 the neck IN revere
oneot, faced In blue with larne sys-'
lSts pipsd IN white, while round
blus g1ass buttons should bs placed
On the drsss 81 the proper place foS
button1ns down the revere II ds-
sirsd. On the bottom Of the skin
the corner Of the panel could b
turned back IN the same way, while
blue patent leather belt edged
with black could dsnns the waist
line Blue glass buttons could trim
the back Of ne sleeve shove the
ou3 % blue.
Dsss Fsan,oa Editor,
Kindly advise me II on dress Of darn
blue satin foulard q roll down collar OF
white. crash. also cuffs OF IT, would b
suitable. am q woman thirty-hvs
years Of age. DO you think that new
roll collar toe youthful Tor met
MRS. II. Won p.
The white crash or spongs col
lar ana cuffs would be very pretty
and stylish, ana not at all too
-outhful.
The evening world., 1912-05-22
FRECKLE.FACE
New Remedy That Removes Ffeck1es
OF Costs Nothing.

Here's chance. Miss Freckle-Facs. %
try . new remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of reliable dealer that Il will
NOT cost you = penny unless Il removes
the freckles, while II II does give you Q
clear complexion. the expense Is triflins.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-doubIe
strength. from Riker-Hcgeman Drug
Stores. and one nights treatment viii
show you how easy Il il to rid yourself Of
the homely freckles and get . beautiful
complexion. Rarely 10 more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask Riker- Hegeman DYue
Stores for the double strength othine. q
this Is the only prescription sold under
guarantee Of money back II Il fails 70 r.
move freckles.
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Hangs HIMSELF
FROM WINDOW IN
UNION LEAGUE CLUB
Frank Cody, House Night
z Waterman, Victim of Mel
ancholia, Uses Fire Rope.

Members Of the linton LIsasus C1uh
- Thirty-ninth street And Fifth avenue
Dserned with surprise to-day that Frank
Cody. q nightwatchman In tho clue
aosss. had hanged himself during the
aighs In . vent.latins shaft In the build.
NJ. The facts Of the suicide were kspt
escrse until coroner's Physician Weston
0o~s permission for the removal Of
Co.'s body TO his homo at No. "a
Wsst Forty -arst street.
Cody. who was ffty.five Year, old.
30 been . Waterman IN the club for
many years. Recently. according to
Hugh Simmons who shared the watch
viii Cody. the latter had been the VIC
tim Of ms,ancholia
The two men changed watches At 80
o'clock this morning. Cody making the
rounds Of the building and Simmons
going 20 the engine room. Cody was
% have pulled . signai recording IN
che engine room At o'clock ana when
- failed to DO so Simmons and John
DARBY. The engineer. went to look for
hin.
1Asy found . window open on the
bixth floor with a rope that had been
INSTALLED Tor uso In case Of IRE hang .ng
sves the sill At the end Of tho rope.
= . vsntiiatinG shaft. hung the body
- Cody. stiii warm.
D.. Arthur II. Ciliey Of No lSs Eas.
Thirty.seventh street was summoned
After unavailins attempts to revive the
Waterman Dr. Cniey reported the case
A. shs Nnroncrss oHra
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ANSWERS 70 QUERIES.

Dsas yAshim Dditssi
VIII you kindly advise me ooncernins
graduation dress7 do not want II
fancy. but am. DESTROYS II shall b styl.
ish Do you think . dotted Swiss would
be prettyf I am sixteen years old and
brunette. THANKFUL
Tee, . dotted SWISS would b
very pretty ana could b trimmed
WITH narrow Val. insertion, ussd on
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danehtera A third dauefesr. Ma MAJ.
garet Kelly. was beaueathsd only ~.
Father warrenkopf. who = CONTESTED
with 81. Joseph's Ssrminary IN Brookiyn.
said his sole interest in contesting ths
will was that he did not believe Ms
lister. Mrs,' Kelly. was treated fairly.
The jury before Supreme Court Jus
tice Greenbaam that heard the svidfnce
IN tdhe case decided the will we .
proper one and should be upheld.
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ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR - -
- - - HOME DRESSMAKERS
All QsesftoNs ooNs

All qsesftoHs ooHs
cerntn0 destoN0
and materials Of
dresses should DO
addressed to the
Fashion y dttoS
Of The Evening
World. No pot.
terxs for designs
In this column cdw
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JURY UPH0LDS HER WILL.

The Rev. Father Tobias Farrenkopf.
who in the Supreme Court refused to
swear on a King James version Of the
Bible. lost his suit to-day TO break the
will Of his mother. Mrs Julia Faxren-
kopf The estate Involved was valued
at $4,000. BY the terms Of the will the
bulk OF II was divided between two
The evening world., 1912-05-22
MRS. WILKES
BLESSING
Her Dearest Hopes Realized
Health, Happiness
and Baby. l

Psttsburg. Miss.-"Lydis 2. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has proved
very beneficial to me. Tor now I am we'll
and have q sweet. healthy baby. and our
homo 10 happy.
y wss an invalid from nervous proc
tration. indigestion and female troubles.
The evening world., 1912-05-22
NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB
CASE UP TO- MORROW,


Argument on the application Of the
0oa4s Athlete Commission directing the
Wstionai Sporting Club Of America TO
shpv cause Why q temporary Injunction
feetselning the Commission from rsvok-
~ the license Of the club should not b
vocstsd was adjourned BY Supreme
Court Justice Gerard until tomorrow
TIE order 70 show cause was served
late yesterday. and counsel for the Ma
tisuai Sporting Club asked for an sd-
Jonrnment this morning on the ground
that he had not had proper time IN
which 20 prepare his CASE.
Justice Eriangcr granted an Injunction
saturday restraining the State Athletic
Commission from carrying out IT, order
rsvokiny the license Of the club, or
from interfering In any manner with
the boxing exhibitions Of the club.
The evening world., 1912-05-22

FINE ORIENTAL RUGS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Antique Mir Sercbe I'd, Kermanshah,
Tabriz, Serapi, Mahal and Turkish weaves,
at 80 to SO 1870 less than usual prices y
Extra Persian hal,-rangng in size
from < IL #. to 10 #. 6 in. x IA #.
$780, 10000 and 1880
regular prices $500 to 10000
Antique Persian, unusual quality. Extra
large sizes ranging from it. 6 in. < Z #. 6 in.
to5ft. 6 in. loft. 5000
regular prices $500 to 10000
Antique Kurdistan and Mosul-average
size 4 #. 8 in. x #. 6 in. $500
regular prices $500 and 1000
Summer Rugs.
0 < IL #. Scotch Art. ............::
1850 and 1886
former prices 1880 and 2z.0o
Grass Rugs from It. to Il it.
100 to 700
regular prices $50 to $50
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= THE BT0ODsT hit IN TEN YEARS.
The fpn sized, brightly coiored. eopiousiy
lilas rated. twcntieth century Joke Book
.Stvsn with next Sundays World win make
- worth your while TO 81 II.
The evening world., 1912-05-22
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
~ riso.. <.3blSun sets.. T. 10 Noun ssss IL 20
THE TIDES.
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FURNITURE. In Both Stores.
IMPORTANT SALE

EONI\ll OU\A>' IN 0otA S'o<es'
IMPORTANT SALE
Of White Enamel Chamber Suites and Bed
steads, Mattresses and Springs.
Chamber Suites in White Enamel
Bureau, Chest Of Drawers and Dressing
Table. regular price lo7.o0. $500
White Enamel Chamber Suites. daintily
handkerchief. Bureau, Chiffonier and
Toilet Table. 1880
regular price 1880
White Enamel Bedroom Chairs and
Rockers. 1.3S and 200
regular prices LIS. AIS
White Enamel Bedsteads, - square
tubing, brass trimmed posts. #. and 8 #.
in. regular price ll.s0, $50
Finely upholstered Box Springs with
plain or fancy ticking S.75
regular price 100
Mattresses of pure horse hair in plain
or fancy ticking. 1900
regular price 1900
Porch or Lawn Swlngs,-fumed ash
frames #. long, 2 #. deep. back II IN high,
seats Of heavy cane, back Of wood and cane.
Complete with supporting chain:
49, regular prices 1000 and 1850
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street S4th Street
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James Mccreery & Co. !
23rd Street 34th Street
On Thursday and Friday,
May the 2sFd and S4th. 3.
TNXXkCn G


UNVEILS. In Both SforcA r.
UNUSUAL SALE. .
A large variety Of Towels considerably
below usual prices. -
Hemstitched Huckaback and Hemmed
Turkish Towels. !. .5r
2.75, 3.75 and AIS doz.
Individual Huckaback Towels. .........
LIS, 800 and AIS doc.
Embroidered Show Towels, - hem.
stitched or scaloped. 75c each
Hemmed Glass and Dish Towels 49,.
1.5O, ESQ and 500 dos
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lroovois. Jseksonviils.
sei'ire. Galveston,
fTneess ApA Norfolk.
orsole. NeS or.aAaA
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HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. Z,

French and English Cretonne. 80.
so inches. ........ soc, 85c and CSC I'd.
formerly LOO. LIS and AGO
81 inches. .......1 5c, Csc and Csc I'd.
formerly SOC. $50 and $50
Summer Couch Covers in" various
colors and designs 1.5O and 2.0S
former prices 2.2s and 7.so
The famous bar Harbor'' Chairs.
Natural Willow, with cushion. ..... 500
Stained. any color desired cushion. .6.75
Hammocks and Couch Hammocks at
moderate prices. y.
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PORT or NEW YORK.
INCOMING srEAMsHIPs.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
aAYLEn TN.nAY

Hppnrtiauis Liverpool.
k~aris. Azores.
0nsnese. u Gnsra,
no1Ian. Bermuda,
lDlnda. 1is JAaslse
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
SIR THOS. Upton
IS ENTERTAINED
BY ALLAN
YaChtsman Recalls Days When
He Was Poor, Hard Working
Boy in the South.
Continued From Page One.

Sir Thomas chatted with the reception
party, promised to stay week if he
could make arrangements, slapped
Governor elect Slaton on the back. told
John w. Grant funny story and
promised to see them all again this
afternoon and all the rest of the time.
Then he wanted a drink.
-Four lemon squashes, Louis" was
his order. "Lemonades, | believe you
call them here. All, they're fine for the
health. No, don't decline. Let me tell
you something. The way to ask a
friend to drink is not to say, Will YOU:
bust just order and then say Here it IS
Isn't that right?"
Colonel Raglan has promised to have
you meet a dozen of the prettiest girls
in Atlanta" some one remarked. Colo
mel Ragan confessed the report was
true.
Why He's Been Immune"
"They say you are connoisseur of
pretty women, Sir Thomas remarked
another. Maybe some Atlanta girl
will capture you. How is it you have
I been immune so long?"
"I'll show ye,' returned the bachelor
! yachtsman, and he dug into wallet
and brought up a folded clipping from
Punch. 1t was a cartoon by Phil May
| depicting an English sandwich board
man parading the street between two
advertising boards bearing the one word
| Upton" That sandwich man was the
most tattered woe-begon, miserable
wretch an artist could picture. Aud
the old lady in the foreground, looking
at the man and the piacard, remarked;
so that's Upton, is he? No wonder
! he never married"
| Ltkes English and irish Girls, Too.
| But Sir Thomas, pressed for an opin-
ion, gracefully admitted that American
girls We're beautiful and cultured and
taccom p!ished, and he admired them i'm
mensely.
But / like the English and the irish,
too" he said. "In fact like them all. !"
But he wouldn't say whether or not
there was any likelihood of his becom-
| ing benedict.
First visit to the South?" he repeat
ed In answer to a question. mo, my
boy, it Is not. was poor boy in New
| Orleans once, working hard to help
make life easier for my father and
mtoher. I was poor boy at Charles
ton, too. And the people of the South
were so kind to me in those days that
| have loved them ever since. Let me
tell you how I love the South. Listen
Admirer of Davis and Lee
'In the cabin of the Shamrock there
| hang the pictures of the king and queen
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

press of the South or the general SEN
timent Of the South favors a ship sub
sidy,' declared Mr. Glass. "And it is
not the business of this conference to
consider such matters"
Up For Discussion.
The resolution was not withdrawn
however and win be taken up forsdis-
cussion today.
The organization committee. of winch
President Finley is chairman, was app
pointed on a resolution by St. Elmo
Massengale, and was for the purpose
as Mr.. Massengale expressed it, tc
make permanent the benefits of the dis
cussion of the conference. Its person
mel is as follows
W. W. Finley. chairman. president
Southern railway: L. E. Johnston
Roanoke, Va, president Norfolk anc
Western railroad; j. L. Whitney, Bal
timore, president Merchants and Min
ers Transportation Company: Robert f
Maddox, Atlanta, banker; John w Sib-
ley, Birmingham, iron and brick j. w
Porch, New Orleans. president New Or
leans Progressive unlon w. G., Har.
Vey, president Charleston Chamber OF
Commerce; James. F. Gray, Savannah;
e. c. Thompson, mayor of Chattanoo-
ga; Charles c. Hook, Charlotte; w A
Erwin. cotton mills, Durham. ~ c.: E
O. Painter, Jacksonville; r. V. TAYLOR
Mobile; f. d. Aiken. Brunswick; John
Barrett. director general. Pan-Americar
union Caesar Barranco Cuban lega-
ton; j. f, LeFevre, former minister
public works, Panama, and j. Moreno
LeCalle, Pan American union
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
SALARY ACT TEST
CASE BEING TR|[l
County Attorney Declares ~
viii Show Law AboIishino
Fees Is Constitutional,

With the court room crowded via
county officials, three of whom WI" NJ,
Collector Stewart, Tax Receiver &C.. y
stead and Ordinary WjIkinsoa 'l-
parties to the action, the test ca,.
Fulton county's new salary act va .s =
trial before Superior Judge Pend, v
today. ''@
Early in the case, Luther po..
county attorney who brought man6.ra
proceedings against the three oe3a,.,
to compel them to comply with tbs .a'
made it evident that he considaras n.y. ~
one phase of the law worthy of saror'
discussion.
TT strikes me-" he said, in arguing =,
his motion to strike the defendants =,
swers attacking the validity Of the ,o.
law. that there is but one Question ;.
this whole case-is this a general p,
special act?
'If it is a general act. it is cons,t,
tional; and propose to show thai II /.
a general act, with special appJicati,,
like hundreds of others that have been
made and held constitutional BY -b-
courts"
J. D. Fitzpatrick. representing the dix.
senting officials, attacked the constitu-
tionality of the law in his answer in
numerous ways. He said that the tbres
officials were being robbed Of theirlee,
by it's provisions.
The act, he said. was full Of flaw.
and was contrary to the fundamenta
law.
According to the attorneys engaged
the case will take several days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
AT THE THEATERS
MADAME SHERRY" PROVES
BIG ATTRACTION AT LYRIC

Patrons Of the Lyric are enjoying a
rare treat this week in the appearance
of Madame Sherry" which has charmed
local theatergoers on former visits to the
higher priced houses. This opportunity
of witnessing the delightful musical play
at popular prices probably will not be
missed by those who enjoy clever humor
and good music. The company has been
selected with good judgment and each
member fits his role perfectly, with the
result that a smooth and finished per-
Torrance is given. Miss Rene Davies is
a charming Yvonne and possesses very
sweet voice. The balance of the com
pany, both principals and chorus, meas
ures up to the requirements of the play.
The general consensus Of opinion is that
the present production of Madame Sherry
at the Lyric does not suffer by compari-
son with the former presentations of the
play in Atlanta. There will be matinees
Thursday and Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

and a photograph of Jefferson Davis,
with his autograph on it. twas given
me by his daughter, Winnie DAVIS
years ago. I told her l wanted TO hanS
his picture there to pay my respects TO
the idol of the South. And there is an
other picture there, too. lis that OF
Robert E. Lee, given me by his daugh-
ter, Miss Custis Lee, who was visitor
on my yacht at Cowes.
ooh. ] have fond memories Of the
South. A day or two ago, in New Or
leans, an old woman came to see me IN
the ST. Charles hotel. She was the
widow of Pat McBray, with whom had
worked when a boy, and she t2ld me;
well 1 remember those days, and
how once I cooked a dish of pancakes
for you when you were hungry, and you
said they were like those your own
mother used to make
On His Favorite Topic.
So it is evident that Sir Thomas
baronet. millionaire and sportsman
who entertains royalty itself on his
yacht is not ashamed to chat of the
days when he was a poor, hard-work-
ing lad.
The conversation switched te yacht
racing, and the man who has been pro-
nounced the "gamest sportsman OF
Europe" eagerly spoke of his hopes
for 1915, when he will enter his yacht
against all Corners for q race in Pacific
waters off San Francisco.
81 issued a challenge to the world
| for race there, and next day San
Francisco syndicate accepted it. Sew
eral others have entered since then,
he said. mo, 1 do not think l will
build a new yacht for that race.
THE Shamrock " is a fine craft
and I've had great luck with her this
season. l won six out of eight of the
international races in German waters
defeating tile emperor's yacht and the
Krupps The Shamrock " won many
cups this season about the British isles
too. And l hope to have the Sham
rock be the first yacht sailed through
the Panama canal"
Atlanta to Entertain Lavishly.
In Sir Thomas party is Colonel d
F. D. Neill of London, a quiet unas-
suming chap whose father is said tC
be England's greatest sugar king. Il
is perfectly natural, of course, for sug-
ar and tea to travel in company. Ant
| W. A. W. Melville, Sir Thomas secre-
tary, is with him, and of course, Louis
who has been mentioned before.
| Louis has pair of .waxed mus.
| taches WHICH were the envy of all OBJ.
servers. One could write book abou
Louis and those mustaches, If one
could approach him easily. Everybody
in the hotel will be an old friend Of Sil
Thomas by tonight-but this Louis is {
most difficult chap.
SIR Thomas will be entertained this
afternoon at reception given by Colo
mel Raglan at the Capital City club
where several hundreds of AtlantanE
| have been asked to meet the visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Slaton give 3
dinner in his honor tonight, Sir Thomas
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

having met Mrs. Slaton in New York
some time ago.
Colonel Raglan gives his dinner a,
home tomorrow night, and has prom
ised Sir Thomas to prove that Atlanta
girls rival the pick of San Francisco.
Denver and New Orleans in beauty.
wit and mentality. And on Friday
night Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Grant give
dinner in his honor
Sir Thomas expects TO leave satur-
day for Boston, to ne the guest o.
Mayor Fitzgerald, and return TO New
York for dinners at the Press club am
Athletic club. He will sail OIL the
Lusitania shortly afterward and Iia
next Christmas will be spent on Slip-
board.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
CLAIMS FOR LABOR COME
FIRST IN BANKRUPT CASE

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 11.-Recogniz-
ing the supreme right Of labor Judge
Emory Speer, in the United States district
court, has decided that seven intervenors
in the case of the Blackstaff Engineering
Company, bankrupt, are entitled to the
sums due them out OF the bankruptcy
funds. A priority over all other claims OF
creditors is established by the court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
WHOLE MENAGERIE AT
W0LF-F0X NUPTIALS

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-Miss Birdie
Wolf was married to Robert r. Fox in
Brooklyn in the presence Of Is Foxes
and 81 Volts. Among the other guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. John Butt and Will
liam Duck The couple viii live in
Lyons, n. Y
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
BEARS RAID UNION PACIFIC;
TRUST STOCK OFF 8 POINTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-Great excitement
prevailed i'll the stock market today as
result of e raid on Union Pacific by bear
interests. Union Pacific IN the last hour
of trade was points below the opening
mark Toward the close it gained point
but lost it again. closing very weak.
The Union Pacific Railroad system was
declared an unlawful trust and ordered
dissolved last week by the supreme court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
RESTAURANT MAN DEFIES
ANNIST0N'S PROHIBITION

ADMISSION, ALA, Dec 1l.-Georgc X.
Jebeles, a Greek restaurant keeper, who
has defied the prohibition laws since
they came in vogue four years ago was
convicted on two charges yesterday in
the recorders court. He has been con
victed probably more than score Of
times in the last four years. -Four con
victions have been recorded against him
so far in December. An equal number
for November is also of record.