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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
The Famous
Young Tenor
John Mccormack
Sings exclusively for the Victor

Sings exclusively for the Victor.
We will gladly play any OF them for
you in our Victor soundproof parlors; or
VIII send them to your home il you prefer.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE McCOR-
MACK RECORDS.
An Evening Song. Butler Blumenthal.
Believe Me il All Those Endearing Young
Charms. Moore.
Boheme-Racconto di Rodolfo (Rudolph's
Narrative). Italian
Como Back to Erin. Claribel.
Dear Little Shamrock. Cherry.
Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes. Old
English.
Faust-Salve, dimora Hail, Thou Dwell.
ing Lowly). In Italian
Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded
Moore
Hear You Calling Me. Hartford. Mar
shall
I'm Falling in Love With Some One Urom
Naughty Marietta"). Victor Herbert.
In Persian Gardcn-Ah! Moon OF My
Delight. Lehman.
The Irish Emigrant. G.. Baker
Kathleen Mavoarneen. Crawford Crouch.
Killarney. Balfe.
to Earth) Italian.
Macushla. Rowe MacNlurrough.
The Minstrel Boy. Moore.
Molly Bawn. Lover
Mother Machrec C"Barry Of Ballymorc''),
Young Olcott.
My Lagan Love. Old Irish.
She is Far from the Land. Moore.
The Snowy Breasted Pearl. Robinson.
When Shadows Gather. Marshall.
HeE,zwE0,n0ou
Successors Cable Piano Co.
Mon. 72S. 2l3 E. Broad.
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BURGLAR THEORY ABANDONED.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

special 10 inc 'TimeS- Dispatch
Ashland, Va, May 2S.-Thc blood
hounds brought here this morning by
l.. L. Shcrer. of the State pcnitentiary
board. failed TO find the trail of the
person who early this morning ap-
parently attempted TO break into the
home OF Professor j. r. Fisher. of
the Randolph Macon College faculty.
In what appeared to be ..is efforts to
get in the house. the intruder tore off
the wire screen OF one of the win
dows on the ground floor and this
awakened the occupant OF the room,
where cries frightened tho man away
and brought the other members of the
household to the room.
1t is believed that no further ef-
fort Will be made to ascertain the
Identity tf the guilty person. The
belief is held by some that the en-
tire Incident was merely tho prank
of same boys who We're celebrating a
recent baseball victory. and the belief
Of an attempt at burglary has been
abandoned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
Effect Of Great Kidney
Remedy Realized

| feel it my duty to let you know what
swamp Root did for me. l was bothered
with my back for over twenty years, and
at times could hardly get out Of bed.
l read your advertisement and decided
to try .Swamp-Root. Used five bottles,
and it has been five years since used it,
and have never been bothered a day
since took the last bottle Of it. an,
thoroughly convinced that Dr. Kilmer' S
SwamP-Root cured ME and would recon-
mend it to others suffering as did
My husband was troubled with kidney
and bladder troubles, and he took your
Swamp Root and it cured him. This was
about hvc years ago.
You may publish this letter if you
choose.
Very truly yours
MRS. MATTE CAMFIELD.
r. F. d. No. 3. Goblcvillc, Mich.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th of July, 1902
ARVIN w. MYERS,
-. Notary Public,
for Van Durcn Co, Mich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
Cash Prizes Amounting to Sic
Offered by The Times-Dis-
patch to Children.
sWATTING BEGINS JUNE /:
Twelve-Day Campaign Under
Board of Health Direction to
Wipe Out Nuisance.
Rules Of Contest

Contest opens June 3, z a. NJ, md
cioses June II, 3 +. NJ.
IL In open to every child In the
city of Richmond or auburbs, whit e
or colored, who Ia not more than
sixteen years old.
Cash prizes will be awarded 10
children killing and turning in the
largest number of flies. as follows,
White children-First prize, S25,
second prize, sfb, third prize. $40,
fourth prize. IS, and ten prizes of
81 each-totnI. se5.
ColOrcd children-F1rst prize,
$40; second prize, f10t third prize,
ST. and ten prizes of 81 each-totaI,
sis.
Fly swhtters and paper bsgs In
which to place dead flies furnished
free of charge to nlI applicants at
The Tfmcx-Dispatch business ONCE,
NIntn Street, beginning 8 A. NJ.
Monday. juno 3.
Flies mny be trapped, awaited ],
poisoned or caught in nny way e1-
ccPt with hy-paper.
Flies to he delivered 10 ONCE of
City Health Department. fourth
floor of City Hall, every week day
between 4 p. VI. and @ r. NJ, and
saturday from II A. VI. 10 IL noon.
No deliveries on Sunday.
Paper bnRs containing dead flies
must bear name. age and nddreHs
Of contestant. Two or more chill
drcn mny combine or form clubs.
provided the entry In made In one
chiid'S nnme.
All questions or disputes TO he
submitted TO contest committee, the
decision of which Will he fnnI.
tSiEncd).
y. n. stills,
F.. C. WILLIAMS. VI. H..
c. c. HUDSON. NJ. d.,
Contest Committee. E.
Citixens Fly determination ASSN.
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contests havo been held In many
cases members of families. all tho
pupils OF a certain class at school. and
entire organizations. like the locaI
Boy Scouts. havs pooled rheir efforts.
While grouping will bc permitted, the
bulk OF the work will bs carried on
by Individual contestants. who mag
beg. borrow or kali their ni>s-the
primo obj,ct being TO bring as many
dead ones as possible to he ~ more re
in the cts Hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
annual COUNCIL
At PETER SBURG
Delegates From Southern Do
cese of Virginia in
Attendance.
BISHOP RANDOLPH PREsIDES
Business Session Held and Com.
1nittees Appointed-Ad-
dresses on Missions.
The Times-Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrook Street,
,phona 1aSSN

,Phone 1850.
Petersburg. Va, May IS.
The twentieth annual Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in tho
Diocese of Southern Virginia con-
vened in ST. Paurs Church at l o'clock
Randolph, d. D., LA d.. bishop of
the diocese, presiding. and the Rt. Rev.
Beverley d. Tucker, d. D.. bishop CO.
adjutor, present.
Previous to the business meeting
the clergy and lay delegates as
semblcd nthe auditorium of the
church for divine service. Morning
prayer was said by the Rev. I. IL.
Lacy. ID. D.. the Rev. ]. ]. Lloyd, D..
D., archdeacon, and tho Rev. W. a.
Brown. Tho sermon was preached by
the Rev. c. b. Bryan, ID. D.
The Holy Communion was adj
minlstcrcd by the bishop of the do
cese. assisted by the bishop coadjutor.
Shortly after divine service the
bishop called the council TO order in
the basement OF the church.
The secretary, Rev. w. ~ Brown.
called the roll of the clergy entitled
TO seats in the council, and fifty five
answered to their names. The roll of
lay delegates was then called. and
forty-five answered TO their names.
1t having been ascertalncd that a
Guoroum of both orders was present,
the b'shop declared the council organ
lied and ready TO PROCEED with bust
ness.
Hours OF morning and afternoon
meetings were fixed. and the rules OF
order as printed in the journal of the
last council We're adopted as rules OF
order for this council
Committees Announced.
The bishop announced the following
committees:
On State of the Church--Rev. j. w.
{. Johnson, Rev Jas. s. Russell, Rev.
H. c. Lane. Rev. j. J. Lloyd. Rev.
Flournoy Bouldins. ". y. Anderson. E.
~. Braxton. NJ. c. Brown, ]. P. Car
son. j. w. Carter.
On Assessment of Diocesan EN-
penses-Rev. r. W. Howard. Raw. f.
II. Carter. Rev. f. p. cambridge, Rev.
NJ. Hughes. Jr.. Richard B. Tunstall.
George Mason, +. T. Threadcraft.
ON Parochial Reports-Rev. Will
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ADVERTISING TIKI PULLS,

ADVERTISING TlahT PULLS.
We have men in our office who make
advertising copy fairly bristie with selling
poih!s; oiher men who actually mink In
pictures Experience has taught them how
20 produce advertising that will set the
business, Our organization is at your SER
FREEMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY. INC.
p,.n Mutual Building,
'Phons Madison s.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
Plan Is Observation-Disclosures


Contestants Will be permitted TO get
their flies on the catch as-catch- can"
principle. with this one exception:
No flies will be admitted that have
been caught with NY paper. The
reason Is abvious. Glue-covercd
flies are hard to disengagc from
the paper. and counted with dif-
, fculty, and entail cons !dcrably incon-
venience and danger in handling.
With this one restriction, any meth
cd which is most convenient may DO
used in catching tho flies. The Official
instrument Will he patent Ny-swatter
which viii be furnished free by Tho
Times Dispatch beginning next Mon
and poisons may be used with good cf-
feet.
Idea Indorsed Everywhere.
Progressive citizens In every part OF
the city yesterday Endorsed the CON
test plan for arousinG public o1!nion
against the danger OF tho disease bear
Ing housc-fly. Plans are well under
way to secure the cooperation OF the
street Cleaning Department OF the city.
as well az that OF the ollcc and be
tective Departments, In the Inaugural
ton and carrying out Of a city-widr
campaign of ny-cNterm which
from the pest as Cleveland and other
''fiy-frce" cities.
Swatting flies may not appeal 10 the
tastes OF the fastidious. but pests have
never yet been cradlcatcd with rose
water. To eNterminate means 10 KIN.
and 10 kill one must swat. Further in
formation about the crusade Will be
published in The Times Dispatch from
day TO day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
MARRIED EARLY IN APRIL.
College Students M commencement
Tell of their secret Wedding
rspeclalto The rimes-Dispatch.

bSnchburg, Va. May 2S.--Thc facts
relative TO the marriage of tyo stu
dents at tho Virginia Christian COL
iege, which took place carly In April
at ilaserstown. Md. have Just leake
out here. The principals were Edgar
Albert. ana Miss Euia Carbon. both
students from Southwest virginia.
Both l"f, the college saying they were
going 10 their home for visit. but
Instead they went TO Maryland. Upon
their return they resumed their
studies, and II was only during the
commencement days that the secret
marriage became known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
TIE IAx.xns WAY

II you had q medicine that weuid
strengthen the liver, the stomach. tho kid.
Ee1s md tho bowals. and at tho samo tims
make you strong with q systemic tonic,
don't you believe vou would soon be we'll?
That's 1.-THE Lex-Fos way"
We ask you 10 buy tho nrst bottle on tn.
moroy-baok plan. And you vii! ask youi
druEglft TO soil you the second.
II keeps your whole .nsua right.
There 10 nothing else mado ike Lsx-gos
Remember thf pnme-LAx-EO0.-Adv,
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Letter to
DR.. kilmer Sc Co.
BinShanton, y. Y.

Prove What Swamp.Root Will Do For You
Send to DR.. kilmcr & Co., Bingham
ton. N. ", for sample bottle. It will
convince any one You will also receive
4 booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention tho Rich
mIond Daily Times Dispatch Regular
hfty-cent and one dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
M%AwMpQy

succcssors Cable Piano Co.
Mon. US. 213 E. Broad
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
CHAPTER XXI
UNDER FIRE.

Blake heard Margherita's breath re-
lease itself. she was starting as IL at
an apparition. His mind. working with
feverish speed, sought vainly to grasp
the situation. Maruffi had broken away
and come for his vengeance, but how or
why this had been possible he could
not conceive. II suficed that the man
was here in the flesh. sinister terri
bic, malignant as hell Blake knew that
the ultimate test Of his courage had
come.
He felt the beginnings Of that same
shtiddering sickness weakness with which
he was only too familiar; felt the
strength running cut from his body as
water escapes from a broken vessel He
froze with the sense of his physical
impotency, and yet, despite this chaos
OF conflicting emotions. his inner mind
was clear: il was better, too, with a
ferocious self-disgust.
There was a breathless pause before
Marufi spoke.
''Lucerzia Ferarai'' he said. hoarsely.
as II wishing to test the sound of the
name. so Oliveta is the daughter OF
the Overseer, and you are SavignO' s
sweetheart" His words were directed at
Margherita, who answered in a thin,
shrill, broken voices tit
''what-are YOU doing-here2'
Il came for that wonton's blood. Give
her TO me" 1854
"Oliveta? She is gone
The SiciIian cursed. Gone? Where?
Away. Into the street. You-you can
not ind her.
Christi" Marufn reached upward and
tore open the collar OF his shirt.
Blake spoke for the first time. but his
voice was dead and lifeless.
Yes. She's gone. You're wanted-you
must so with me-"
Marufii gave snarling! growing cry.
and his gesture showed that he was
armed. Involuntsrily. Blake shrank;
his hand CROPPED for his hip, but half
way encountered the pile of silken
cushions upon which Marghertta had
been lying. His fingers sank into
Them nervously. his other hand gripped
the carven footboard. OF the couch. He
had no weapon. He had not dreamed of
such a necessity.
In this imminent peril a new fear
swept over him greater than he had
ever known. II was not the fear OF
death. IL was something far worse
For the moment IL seemed to him inev-
liable that Margherita Ginini should at
last learn the truth concerning him.
should see him as he was that night
at Terranova. Swift upon the heels of
his long deferred declaration Of love
would come the proof that he was a
craven. Then he thought OF her danger,
realizing that this man was quite cap
able in hts fury OF killing her. too. and
he stfffened in every fibre. His cow
ardice fell away from him like rotten
garment. and he stood erect.
Marufh. IL seemed. had not heard his
last words. or else his mind was still
set upon Oliveta. "Gone!, he exclaimed.
Then I shall not see her face grow
black within my nngers-not yet God!
How I rantT He cursed again. But
1 shall not fare so badly after all" He
stirred, and With his movement Blake
Jew to action Swiftly with one sweep
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27

Marvin Hodges, Abel. Ga............ AZ
Floyd Atwood. Austell,. Ga....s......i S6S
Phil Frederick, Hogansville. Ga-..... s4e
Ernest Allen. Bah Ground. Ga...... 81
z. w. Miller. GAINESVILLE Ga....-.. 291
John Bates, Canton, Ga-.-..,.,....- 24S
Q. B. Jordan, F1owery Branch, Ca. 2S4
Russell Doris. Fairburn. Ga--...... z71
Frank Hart, Conyers, Ga ........... 212
James wilkins Carney, s. C.-...... 17s
Guy Williamson, Cartersville. Ca. 175
Jack Stephenson, Social Circle, Ga. 16i
w. p. Davis. Athens Ga............ 80
Richard Meyers, Norcross, Ga..... 14e
]. ]. Toomey. Washin gton, Ga...... IA
Harry Sweet. Rome Ca :. .-... 13s
Walter Bellisle. Fort Gaines, Ca. 80
Robert Crimson, Waycross. Ca. 30
Hugh David -ceaa-t1wn. Ga......... %
Earnest Moore New Holland. Ca. So
Herbert Swanson, AcwcFth. GA..... rs
Allan Smith AbbevilIe, e C...ss39.ss. u.
Lucius Jackson, Sharon, Ga..-...... s..
Merrill Robinson. Montezuma, Ca. so
Charles B. Mckenzie. Conner, Ga.... z2.
Walter Bush, Brunswick, Ga....... 81
w. Henry Johnson. Camack. Ca. 2sl
Sam I. Brest, Blackwell S. Co.,. "a
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
Agents or Carriers of The
Atlanta Journal Outside
Of Fulton COUNTY

Agents and carriers Of The Atlanta
Journal outside of Atlanta and Fulton
county:
Robley Mcdonald. cordele, Ga....24OSs
Louis H Thompson Calhoun, Ca. .2O2ss
Collie Boone, Commerce. Ga...--....1ss27
Carroll ]. Clark. Americas Ga.....1EIl
c. w. Death, Covington Ga.....-13674
Charles r. Crawford. Lexington, Ga. 1884
James d. Reese. Shellman, Ga. 1880
TaImadge Cowart. Dublin, Ca. .1274o
Hardie Pickering. Griffin Ga...-... .12o5S
John Thigpen, Vienna, Ga..........- 11I56
Howard Cole, Decatur. Ga. ........1l2So
]. Willis Moore. Thomaston, Ca O4l0
Ellis Pension. Newman, Ga. ....--.-104OO
Houston Story. Concord Ca. 100oz
Ralph w. Coursey, Triton, Ga....-. $3.50
Forrest Cole, Carrollton, Cam. sSS4
Joe Knight, Lanett. Ala............. S4z5
Ed Fletcher, Forsyth, Ga -. 1854
Claud c. Smith, Gainesville, Ca. 1905
Irving Kersey, West Point. Ca 7Oes
Dudley Johnson, Stone Mountain Ga 65ls
Frank Manning, Smyrna, Ga...-.-- 500
Give w Moore, Dawson. Ga-..-.-.. 1854
Ralph Frederick. Marshallville, Ga Ole
Ernest Cooper Greenville, Ca 457y
Alvin Leard, Marietta, Ga........... 1855
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
{. I. LAMB APPOINTED
G0-RECEIVER A. B. & A.
Succeeds [, Schoonmaker, of
New York Who Has
Resigned

L. T. Lamb. general manager of the
Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic rail-
road, was appointed Tuesday morning
by United States Judge Don A. Par
dee to succeed L. Schoonmaker, of New
York, as co-receiver of the A., B. & A.,
with Fl. M. Atkinson. Mr.. Shoemaker
has resigned as co-receiver. His resig-
nation and Mr.. Lambs appointment will
both take effect on January l.
Mr.. Schoonmaker was appointed CO.
receiver of the A. b. & A. on July 3,
1911, following the death of Mr. Sam
PARROT, and has since been serving in
that capacity.
Mr.. Lamb will continue as general
manager OF the A., B. & A.. as we'll as
assume the duties of co-receiver.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
FIFTEEN ARE INJURED
IN WRECK OF SEMINOLE
Three SIeeperS Jump the Rails
Near Americas but No Per-
@ son. Was Killed
CBy Associated Fress.,

AMERICUS, Ca, Dec. l24.-Fifteen
persons were injured, several seriously,
on passenger train No. 9. known as the
Seminole Limited" on the Central of
Georgia railroad, which was wrecked
five miles north of mere early today.
The train was filled with. tourists
bound from Florida to points in the
central west, and that none was killed
is considered a miracle. m
A bad alignment of the rails is given
as the cause of the accident in the Of
fetal report. Three sleepers left the
rails but did not turn over. Relief
trains were rushed from Americas and
Columbus and the tracks were cleared
by midday. H
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
MISS HANGER WILL BE
MRS. WILSON'S SECRETARY
Georgia'S Matrol Of the White
House Names Mrs, RooSe-
velt'S Secretary

TRENTON, n. J.. Dec. 24-Through
depths Of snow that made automobile
travel hazardous, President Elect Will
son motored from mis- home in Prince
ton to the state house today, The gov
ernor found a coy fire in the CRATE in
his office and settled down to his work
with state officials
1t was announced today that Miss
Isabella l. Hagner had been chosen by
Mrs. Wilson to be her secretary at the
White House. Miss Hagner was sec
stay at the White House. She is now
connected with the state department at
Washington.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
Agents or Carriers of
The Atlanta Journal
In the City and Fulton

Carriers Of The Atlanta journal II
Greater Atlanta and Fulton county.
In this class FIFTEEN TRIPS ARE
OFFERED. 0
Carriers of The Atlanta Journal in
Greater Atlanta ana Fulton county:
Carroll Johns. SIS Lake avenue. 251se
Alison Johnson, ITS DeKalb ave. 1886
Richard Nesbitt, College Park. .1330s
w Richard Hucks, IS Boulevard 1854
Robert Brooks. 20 Hayden street. 12504
John Littleton. 221 S. Forsyth :. 1919
Albert Turner, 500 Luckie street 1859
Warren Davis, $50 S. Pryor. 1883
Paul Grady 1888
Fritz Kreis. 215 South avenue 1147
Hugh Hardage. 40 w. Alexander. .110f.i
Dewey Eason. 4s7 Ashby street. 1094
Title Vinson, So Ponders avenue. 10251'
Leon Dunn. S76 S. Boulevard .10101
Homer Hannah, 259 Cherokee ave .100S6
Henry Baldwin. rs W. Peachtree 1911
Tom Henley. $40 woodward avenue 1855
Joe Launins. $50 Ashby street. 9167
Paul Carroll. Chattahoochee. Ca. s4I3
j. j. O'Donnell. sol Hunter street 1918
Sterling A. Cox. II Summit avenue 1924
Thomas H. Kidd, 23S Formwalt St 1919
Leland A1arquardt 20 West End
Frank GassawsN 1865
vfnton Campbell, vast Point 49, 7g10
James II. stone. $50 woodward !. 1854
Julian Warner, ~ Zachary street SSH
otis A. Jones, 210 Foundry street 641s
c. V. Bowles, AS Piedmont avenue s34s
Joe Watson. % Ripley street,. 61zs
Frank Barclay. 21s Forsyth St. 5ssl
T4illiard Kidweu -. -. 1929
John d. Hatchett, SIS Capitol ave. 51Ss
David Manghzm. II Fifth street 506z
Ollie Hotter .......-... 1855
Willie Bass, 1sT Simpson street. 4S03
Otis Price, $50 w. Merritts avenue 4573
Grigsby Thomas. Williams street 1901
1Tohn BIecklev. 75 Ibhnson avenue 4429
Gus Guomarin. Is lake avenue. $500
Robert Gatson. PSI Glenwood ave. 1854
Percy Howell, 11s Jones avenue. s11l
Edgar Morse, 90 Highland avenue $685.
Dan MBazemore, IS whitehall ter
race -. 80, -. z90S
j. Hugh Davis, s44 s. Pryor street 2sss
# S. Gary. Bolton CAM. 1886
Howard New, Is Harold avenue. z644
Glenn Aenchbacher. "A Bedford
Joe vickers. 1z1 W. Pine street. z415
Raymond Schwartz. Rs. Decatur,
'o eitg fnomDs0n' = asos
Paul McKenney, 724 s. Pryor.. z019
Hans Mueller, College Park. ~ 1919
Leon Phillips. $40 HOW'LL street 1865
{ renee Dodd - lo6g
William Jones. IS Newpopt street 1852
Howard Perrin. 81 Evans street.. 81
Herr &c Elliott, IA Ashby street $50
Thos. HClbrool Kirkwood, Ca SD
Alex Safer. eos Richardson street IT'S
AIgernon ellis AZ Gresham street 674
Fwel. Allen. IL Postell street 81
linn Fred Vfckery, arr Crew street 64e
sam colouitt, IS York street 5es
william Daniel, 4s2 sunset avenue 81
CIaud Garland, ia Garrett street 4s1
Rae Neville, College Park .---.. ~
holland Byrd, Il Highland avenue 5S9
Thomas Wilson, College Park. 5I4
FTovd Carlson, So Norcross street 2sx.
Forrest Daniel. Mason road--... zbz'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
College Boys in Atlanta
And Fulton County

College Boys in Greater Atlanta or
Fulton county, IN this class TWENTY
TRIPS ARE DEFERRED
w. A. Dodge. Jr.. S2s2 Houston st .171s4
J L. Mcknight, Southern Business
college 1889
Oscar Doyle, 216 ILucSie street. .10023
F. II, Camp, 81 Lillian avenue -. 1888
Lamar Hucks 5St Boulevard Ter. 1858
Rufus H. King. ss Fairview ave. $3.50
Philo Parker Decatur, Ga. 5S04
T. NJ. Dodd, SO Cherokee, avenue. 4271
William Butler, AS w. Alexander
street 80. -. :. ..ts ...... 1893
Charlie Thompson, "A E. Ellis ST.. 401S
J. M. Leard, Bagwell Business
college,. 80 III. ...-.,. Sozo
]. r. Bell, East Point. =. :. 1917
Roy Martin, ISL Davis st-.....!. ISIS
John George Bell Marist college. 1854
j. A. Marlboro. i35 Ivy street,. 1858
II. w. Gee, 264 Capitol avenue. 8. 1850
r. ID. Blackwelder, Carrollton.
Ga. .s-ta. 1899. l4zz
e. Putnam 234 Forrest avenue. 1898
Robert S. Winn 465 Crew street. 1912
w. ]. Ford, S9-A Lovejoy street. 1851
H. c. Carver, SIS Garnett street. $50
Rudolph Burnetts, 1876 CORTLAND
H. d. snyder, 2ss Highland ave. 44S
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-27
School Boys in Atlanta
And the County of Fulton

School boys in Greater Atlanta and
Fulton county. In this class TWENTY
TRIPS ARE OFFERED.
Howell Hunter, s17 Grant st. ....1sOs5
Jesse Spruell. $50 No. Boulevard. 1884
Lee Willie, 6s4 So. Pryor -. ...12925
Paul Haygood Fraser. $50 Grant
J. B. Mcconnell, East Point -. .11612
William Kemp, 166 Oglethorpe ..11516
Finley Dunn, IS Park Ave. ...... 1924
Wallace Zachary. 175 Angler Ave. 1862
Eugene c. Hicks, 324 Grant St. ..10676l
Don Langston, 139 Lovejoy st. ..10049
Theron Evans. 1876 CORTLAND -. 92SS
Ralph w. Donald, SO Hampton st. 9Oss
Henry Fulgham, Hapeville, Ca. 1874
Clarence Cooper. 143 Dill Ave. 1888
Clyde Fox. 81 w. Sixteenth St.. 1888
Horace Loomis, % West End
ave. -. -. 1880