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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
Serious Complication.

81 know how to sympatRize with
you, Mrs. Polhemus. 4 said Mrs. Lap.
sling. my Left eye was affected
once just as yours is and had awful
time with It, The doctor said the
trouble was that the subiunctive was
granulated. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
|eesktnaI Il ssralultt.

s 90 the bank teller has disappeared.
Was he short ID kis cash ~
{ 40. he WAS ahead II was the hank
that vas short.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

A tough mans idea Of being well
dressed is to wear 3 lloyd necktie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

If leap year girl has money to
burn It isn't difficult for her to find ali
young man willing to furnish match.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

ITCH, ITCH relieved in so minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. AT Druggists
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
Nor ] brass Rand

for HEADAGIsE -EIlclkss CAHEDINE
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will relley ypu
It's Nqufd--pieasant to take-acts inmeii
htely. Try IT I0c., 25c. and 50 cents at dtu1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

I 1t is the easiest thing in the world
for man to believe as ne hopes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OIrGTs
MEN9T faEs to ciire any case Of Itching, Blind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
Rinht ii Her =. Line.

Gillet-The people in the fat above
us are constantly fighting.
Perry Doesn't your wife object?
Gillet-No. She likes to haNe, a fuss
made over her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

4 In planning for the future don't
overlook the present
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

TO DRIVE OUT M ALARIA
ND BUILD UP THE SYSTEM
Heke the Old STANDARD GROVES TAETEElCSS
CHILL TONlG You know what you are tnkinf y
me formula !s plainly printed on every bottle
form, and me most efectuai torn, bor RroWl1
people and children 50 cents sTEYTSi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

Urgent Need Of Legislation That
Shall Develop The Resources 81 tbe
Territory and AFFORD Prptsctlon To-
settlersw Would Have eoxernmsnts
Build and Own Trunk Line Rail-
road-W Waterway improvements
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

Reporter What expression?
~ Editor treading copy 1.-THE jury
acted 1as a BODY
Reporter Gee whiz! You surely
don't expect a jury to act as brain.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
chiefs Confer Today on Putting
Attorney General in the
Race for Governor.
QUESTION OF FINANCIAL
SUPPORT TROUBLESOME
Senator's Ally Said to Have
Received Definite Promise
of Aid, However.

The Hol1e Smith-Joe Brown faction
will be arrayed against each other IN
the race for the governorship which
has been widely hailed as one contest
in which factional lines were to be
eliminated Thomas S. Fielder, attor-
ney general of the state. is going to en-
ter the field against John NJ Slaton,
according to reliable indications today,
and the old battle will be on once more,
Mr Fielder is in Macon and this aft
ernoon was to hold an important con-
terence with his friends in the office
Of Judge A. L. Miller 1t will be de-
cided then whether he shall formally
announce himself q candidate and the
likelihood is that he will. Mr.. Fielder
has been eager to enter the race and
only held off for lack of definite pledge
Of dpancial support. He is now said
10 have been assured that Senator
smith win contribute substantially to
his cause, but win not take an active
t,art in the campaign.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
NABBED AS HE HAULS
LIQUOR FROM DEPOT
IN ACOVERED WAGON

Five barrels and f1ve cases OF liquor,
being hauled through the streets in 4
covered wagon, were conflscated today
by Detectives McGin and Gillespie and
taken to the police station Charles
Wade, proprietor of q restaurant in
Central avenue who was on the wag
on, was arrested and locked up. The
negro driver was held as a witness
When Wade was searched. six
freight bills for another shipment Of
liquor we're found in his pocket. This
liquor is in the Atlanta and West
Point freight depot Wade had Just
loaded several barrels and cases on
the wagon and was driving out of the
railroad yards when caught by the de-
tectives.
The whisky was shipped in the name
of another man, and Wade is said to
have had himself Identified as this man
and to have signed his name. He is
reticent concerning the wholesale con-
signment, but said he was merely
getting it out of the depot for this
other man
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
SOLDIER WHO FLED
STOCKADE GANG GETS
DOUBLE PUNISHMENT

Eugene Ross United States soldier.
made a serious blunder when he escaped
from city stockade gang by leaping over
the fence of the army post at Fort Nc
Pherson and running into the reservatio
Double punishment is his portion Cap
tured by the post authorities, the soldier
has been courtmartialed and sentenced to
fifteen days in the post guardhouse, and
fined $3.50, after which he will be turned
back to the civil courts
On request of Colonel Van Orsdale
commander Of the Seventeenth infantry
however, Recorder Broyles today sand
wiched in a little mercy by remitting Ross
city fine. This relieves him of fifteen days
time in the stockade which he left when
he bolted. This request was made be-
cause Ross Is in bad health and is said
to be unab Bile to work
When he completes his term in the
post guardhouse he will still have to stand
trial in the state courts on the charge Of
carrying a concealed pistol.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
SAILORS DESERT.
BOATS
Strike Ties Up Eighteen Steam
ships Due to Sail From
New York.

NEW YORK, June 29-E Eighteen
steamships, due TO sail from New York
TO Southern points, today were deserted
by their sailors, fremen and other work
men, numbering several thousand in ODE
dience to a strike order issued by the Ma
tionsl Transport Workers Federation of
America Officials of the union de-
cared that $4,000 men would be out by
nightfsll.
The strike is expected by them to in
volve 10000 men by the end Of next
week, and to tie up every coastwise
steamship between Casnda and Mexico
Among the ships on which the strikers
were employed are The Hamilton, of the
Old Dominion Line; the Saratoga, Of the
Ward Line: the Morgan liner Cosmos the
Mallory liner Brozas and the Clyde liner
Arapahoe.
The strike vas ordered following con-
ference of officials of the American Ma
tional Transport Workers Federation and
the Water Front Federation.
The union mems ultimatum 10 the ship
ping companies was to the effect that
unless the companies discontinued the
open shop by Monday, a general strike
would be called The companies gave
negative answer. The strike order fol-
lowed
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
Has Been Eager
To CT in Fight.

The attorney general has been eager
foF Some time to lead the Hoke Smith
forces as gubernatorial candidate.
The announcement from Baltimore in
Tho Georgian this week that Congress
man HardwicN had some aspirations in
that lire and probably would declare
himeelf in the fight S soon as he re =
termed bone duickened the attorney
ecner2ls ardc \ number of confabs
were held, and today it was generally
believed that Fielder. and not Hard
vick. would lead the Brown hosts
against Slaton.
Just where Joe Hill Hall, of Bibb, will
come in as Il result of these new de-
vclopments is a problem. 1t has been
persistently rumored for some time
that Hal would not remain in the race.
The entrance Of Fielder and the conse-
quent smith Brown alignment may
mean tho fuldllment of that rumor.
ON the other hand, it may mean Just
iho opposite, as the Bibb statesman
mav consider himself in a strategic po-
sition II the other two candidates make
tneir race on factional lines.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
BAREFOOT MASHER GETS
FINE OF $100 OR 80 DAYS

SAVANNAH, GA. June 2s-On
charges of acting in an improper man
ner toward a young woman in a NOV
ing picture theater. w L. Barefoot has
been fined 800 or 80 days in jail. Bare
foot was arrested at the request of the
woman's husband
During the performance Barefoot,
who was seated next to the young
woman, according to her testimony,
began to annoy her persistently She
stood it for a time, thinking it was not
intentional but finally when he be-
came persistent in his attentions she
arose and slapped his face, Her hus-
band then took a hand.
Barefoot left the theater. the couple
following. The demand for his arrest
was then made. Barefoot stated in his
own behalf that he had intended no
wrong.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
Judge Stands With
Angels to Protect
Widow and Orphans
Augusta Woman Gets $4,000
From Bankrupt Estate of

MACON, GA, June Pei stand on the
side with the angels, declared Judge EN-
ory Speer, in the United States court
when he rendered a decision which award
ed the widow of l.. h Dicks, of Augusta
the sum of 81 500 out of her deceased hus-
bands estate.
Judge Speer established precedent in
law for this state because the estate was
put in the bankruptcy court shortly be-
fore Mr.. Dicks death, and able lawyers
for the creditors opposed the allowance
on the ground that the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings vitiated all rights the widow and
children might have had to the property
81 believe the angels in heaven would
award this widow and those four orphans
that allowance if they mad voice in the
matter declared the Judge and as hu.
man laws are founded on divine justice
and reason l now declare that, in the Ian
guage of Disrael, stand with the angels
and let an order issue accordingly.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
REV ARDS OFFERED
FOR BILL MINER AND
HIS TWO PARTNERS

Rewards of $50 each for the recap pture of
Bill Miner, W j. Widencamp of w. NJ.
Virgins, the three convicts who escaped
from the state prison farm, at Milledge-
Vile, Thursday night, were offered today
by the state prison commission. Thus
far no trace of the escapes has been
found, Officers throughout middle Geor-
gia are on the lookout for them
Today the prison commission received
an official report from the warden Of the
state farm, which told of the manner OF
the escape as published in The Georgian
yesterday.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
INSTRUCTOR co. ASKS
FOR DELAY;C ;CONTRACT
MAY BE ABANDONED

The Destructor Company, awarde q
the contract for building the new Al
lanta disposal plant. will not be able
to sign its contract next Monday the
limit given by council, and unless the
company is granted additional time it
must abandon the contract
This statement was made at con-
ference this afternoon in the city hall,
with the mayor. several councilmen
and officers of the company present.
The company announced that it had
been unable to interest sufficient local
capital in the plan and would be forced
to drop the work unless given time to
secure outside capital. Several coun-
cilmen said they were willing to intro
duce a resolution granting an extension
of time
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
RECORDER PRESTON
ACCUSED BY BRODIE
IN APPEAL OF FINE

Acting Recorder Preston, of the city
court. is charged. in an appeal to the
superior court. with having let preju-
lice play a large part in the decision
of a case Of disorderly conduct against
B. NJ Brodie, wholesale grain dealer.
Brodie asks for a new trial.
Mr. Brodie who is member OF the
firm of Zimmerman & Brodie, 167 De-
catur street. alleges Recorder Preston
illegally fined him S1.75 for damages
sustained when an automobile collid-
ed with a dray. owned by the firm.
Tuesday night 20
Police Commissioner Garner. who
was in the automobile assisted in
bringing suit against Mr. Brodie The
defendant says the case was made a
civi suit over which the city court
has no authority
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
HON. JOE HILL HALL
WARNED BY PORTIA
NOT TO FIGHT BILL

Mrs Georgie Nclntire Weaver who
recently was graduated from the At
lanta Law school. is going to marshal
the women of Georgia in a fight on Joe
Hil Hall, OF Ribb. unless he changes
MS attitude in regard to the right Of
women to practice law in Georgia.
Mrs. Weaver already has started to
nght. writing to a number of legisla-
tors urging them to make Hall come
across gracefully" and acknowledge
woman's rights in the legal profession.
She has sent to members Of the legis-
lature The following letter:
am writing to ask you again to
support the woman lawyer bill this
year. notice you are real chum-
my with our enemy, Joe Hill Hal.
whose bark, am satisfied. is worse
than his bite
We women actually are going to
take such an interest in at least in
hueucing our men folks that II Joe
Hill Hall fights us this year we are
goine % cut down the number OF
votes cast for hi. He might as
we'll come across gracefully. and /
believe he will. If some of you talk
30 him in a fatherly' way. We are
going to show some OF the poiti-
clans that we arc at least a part of
the peepul and do some barking
ourselves do wish YOU would get
close to j. a. II. on this.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
Bad Blood in
Maryland Delegation.

The Democratic national convention
reconvened at 1907 p. m. today for the
third session at which the business of
nominating a candidate for president
was paramount. After a day and two
nights Of balloting, the delegates as
sembled. ready to take up the task
once more.
The convention arose while Rev
John Roach Stratten. pastor of the
Seventh Avenue Baptist church, offered
prayer.
The crowd in the hall did want to
take up the business for the morning.
The chair desired to make an an
nouncement. but the confusion. con-
fined largely to the delegates, could not
be stilled The sergeant-ata arms di-
rected the police to clear the aisles,
Finally at 1:15 p. m. the thirteenth
ballot was begun. The vote was held up
for a minute while the chair announced
the police had been placed in the gal
leries with orders to clear them unless
order was maintained
The name of Eugene Foss, governor
of Massa chusetts, was brought into the
scramble on the unlucky thirteenth bal
lot He got two votes from Ohio.
So long as both Wilson and Under
wood are in the field, the Virginia del
egation will continue to vote practically
as it has been voting since the first roll
call was ordered However, Wilson is
second choice of nearly all of the I'm
derwood men, just as Underwood is
second choice of nearly all Of the Will
son men. Should either be dropped the
other will practically have the unani-
nous vote Of the delegation without
candidate.
When Virginia was reached in the
roll call after it had been passed. the
vote was not ready and the roll call
was again delayed while the chairman
polled the delegation.
The first name called in the Nebras-
ka poll was that of Bryan When he
stood on his chair and began. MIR.
Chairman" he was Interrupted by cries
Of Vote. vote.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
Bryan Puts
Hall in Uproar.

The chairman waited until the con
fusion subsided
AS Bryan passed the Nebraska del
egation he stopped a second and said:
Watch Nebraska"
The first name called in the Nebras-
ka poll was that Of Bryan. When he
stood on his chair and began: Mr..
Chairman" he was interrupted by cries
of vote, vote!"
For what purpose does the gentle
man rise?" asked Congressman Sulzer,
temporarily In the chair
"To explain my vote, said Bryan.
Under the rules, said Sulzer. moth
ling is in order but the calling of the
votes. Now does the gentleman vote?"
LAS long" began Bryan
He was interrupted. The chair
hammered with his gavel Delegates
were on their feet and the convention.
which has been the scene of many
stormy battles, was trying to howl
down w. J. Bryan three times candi-
date for president.
Senator Stone, of Missouri attempt
ed TO gain recognition Seller ham
mered violently It was no use. the
howlng and shouting continued
Bryan, calm unrunled his mouth in
a firm. straight line, stood on chair
IN the midst Of his delegation his hano
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
IN
TALLULAH FIGHT
Falls Case Investigated in
Move to Ask Gov. Brown
TO File Suit.

Governor Brown will be requested by
the state Legislature to reopen the Tai
lulah Falls matter, II the Investigation
of Representatives Ellis, Of Tiff, and
White of Screven. now being begun.
convinces the general assembly that
the state still may claim land in the
gorge of the Tallulah river
Representative Ellis. who was active
in the efforts of the Talulah Falls Con
servation association to institute suit
in the name of the state to clear up Tai
lulah land titles. said today all phases
Of the controversy would be submitted
to the Legislature for final decision.
The two Legislators plan to make a
careful study Of every angle Of the long
fight made by the conseryationists to
oust the Georgia Railway and Power
Company from its holdings. If the con-
servationists' case indicates merit a
resolution win be introduced in the
lower house requesting the governor to
bring suit
1t may be that fun legislative in
vestigation of the situation at Tanuah
viii result Both assemblymen will
urge that the state can not afford to let
the land a Tallulsh. said to be the
states property. pass into the hands
Of the water power merger without a
final court test
Senator Sheppard 1t is understood
viii be asked to lead the light for the
resolution in the senate in case the con-
troversy warrants reopenng.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29

Nebraska. or that portion of
the delegation for which am au-
thorized TO speak, is not willing
to participate in the election of
any man who is willing to violate
the pledge of this convention and
accept a nomination at the hands
of Mr. Murphy The Democratic
voters who instructed us for Clark
instructed us with the distinct un-
derstanding that he was a pro-
gressive Democrat. >
The fourteenth ballot resulted III no
choice and only a small change over the
twelfth. the last ballot before adjourn
ment last night
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
Half of Amount.
Already Subscribed.

u is said that half the amount OF
Feldei s friends consider necessary for
his caidaaisn has been subscribed and
THO pliuGer viii probably be obtain
Cd as Fl =, 5ut Of the meeting today.
aii. Eclicr will return to Atlanta
A;onGa uJ probably announce himself
IN til fisht then.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
NEGRO PRIZE FIGHTER,
'HINKYDOO,' is FOUND
DEAD IN HIS ROO M

Jesse Jones, a negro boxer, known to
Atlanta fight fans as 'Hinkydoo." was
found dead today in his room at the rear
Of l97 South Pryor street A hemorrhage
Is believed to have caused his death.
Jones fought number of times here
and was . favorite IN the battles royal"
staged in local fight clubs whore FIVE
husky negroes boxed each other until onls
one remained.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29

on the battered Nebraska standard.
waiting for the storm to cease.
Stone, standing in chair In the
Missouri delegation, did not wait
Il pray that every lady and gent1e-
man in the house will listen to the
distinguished gentleman from Nebras-
ka," he shouted
The storm ranged on for five min
utes
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
14Eh BALLOT FAILS:
BRYANBOLTSCLARK
Nebraskan Says That the People He
Represents Are Unwilling to Aid
Any Man Who Will Accept Nomina-
tion at Hands of Charles F. Murphy.

The fourteenth ballot resulted follows Clark Wilson
$50 12 Underwood 113 IL Harmon 29 Marshall Bryan
Kern
BALTIMORE June 29On the fourteenth ballot for president
the Democratic national this
nngs Bryan who delegate from Nebraska Champ
Clark boed his instructions and his for Woodrow
In his he made speech uproar which
attacked Charles Murphy boss of the New delegation
In explaining his personal vote Mr. Bryan said:
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29

Legislators Accommodation"
will be found on the first
Want Ad page Of today s
Georgian. Mr.. Legislator, you
will find all the most desirable
eating. boarding and rooming
places in these columns The
prices will be very reasonable,
too
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
THE WEATHER

Showers tonight or tomorrow.
Temperatures; a. M. 70 degrees; 10
q. M, rs degrees; u noon, 80 de-
erees; p. M, 81 degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
POLICEMAN BEATING
WIFE SHOT BY GUEST,
HIS FELLOW OFFICER

NEW YORK. July 27.-Richard A.
Chaffee, mounted patrolman, died in
the Coney Island hospital today from a
bullet wound inflicted at his home last
night by Thomas Collins. a patrolman.
and Collins has been suspended, strip
ped of his badge. and is under arrest.
Collins and Chaffee were attached to
the Sheepshead Bay police station. Ac-
cording to Collins, Chaffee invited him
to go to his home to dinner last night.
When they arrived, the meal was not
ready and Chaffee and his wife quar-
relied. Collins says Chaffee repeatedly
struck his wife and when he inter
vened Chaffee turned on him, attempt
ed to shoot him. beat him over the
head with a chair. and that he finally
was compelled to shoot Chaffee in self
defense.
The police say Mrs. Chaffee corrobo-
rates Collins story
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
"MOVIES" USED TO
CATCH EMBEZZLER;
PHOTO ON SCREENS

BERLIN, July 2T-The police
throughout Germany are searching for
Bruning, the messenger who fed from
the Dresdener bank here with $4,000
OF the banks money.
The Berlin authorities have deter
mined to use the moving picture thea
ters in their search for the fugitive.
BY order of the police, ESQ picture
places in Berlin have exhibited the pho
tograph of Bruning at several perform
ances.
The Dresdener bank has issued
statement that if the money is returned
no further steps will be taken.