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The Arvada enterprise., 1912-11-07

good way in which pieces of strong
ribbon about seven inches in length
and two inches in width may be uti.
lized is the making OF servietts bands
to take the place OF the ordinary
rings. In the accompanying sketch
we show band OF this kind. and the
ribbon should be cut into n point ut
one end. lined with snteen and bound
at the edges with narrow ribbon. or a
fine silk cord may take itB place II
preferred. 1t can be made to farten
either with small button or button.
hole. or snap fastener cut from an
old glove may be used
An initial or number can be worked
in the center OF tho band In soms
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-11-07
Bull Objected to Rider.

A millionaire rancher, o. Pomona.
Cal, was painfully Injured, recently.
while attempting to ride large red
Durham bull lie had made wager
with another rancher that he could
remain On the bulls back for two min.
utes, faith in his ability to win tho
wager being based upon his expert.
ences in broncho riding He lost the
bet by Just III seconds. for three sec.
ouds after he mounted the auimals
pack. he was seated in the center OF
the corral nursing a badly wrenched
hip and shoulder.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-11-07

silks 80 interviewer with gold and sill
YER threads as to suggest the absolute
defiance Of time. For long period.
at least. bits OF such materials will
endure, and when they are looked at
In the years to come everybody will
marvel at the magniflcenoe OF our
time. For. of course. there must be
revulsion OF feeling at last and then
We will come down to the most coun-
tri1ed simplicities. The present gran
deurs are ascribed to the needs OF the
manufacturers. who, seeing no way of
getting women to use more material.
have happened upon the lucrative no
tion OF making textures more splendid.
One of the loveliest fabrics for both
evening and fine day coats is cut vel
vet. which is now shown with gauze
background. the texture falling as
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-11-07

strongly contrasting shade OF colo
Tho upper sketch shows tho band
spread out perfectly nat. and In tho
lower illustration It In shown bent
into shape and fastened together.
As these little articles can be cas-
ily made at n vory triilng cost. they
should not be forgotten at those times
set aside for preparing work for bA
Ears.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-11-07
USE FOR RIBBON REMNANTS
Make Attractive Servlette Bands
When They Are Carefully
Put Together.

Small ribbon remnants have a
knack OF collecting in lnrge numbers.
and II IN not easy to find useful pur.
poses I. which they may be put Ono
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-11-07
A Sick Man
Writes Dr.. Hart
man About
X I d n . y
Disease.

"A ROnUetnAH
writes me: Il
was greatly In
terested in your
article describ-
Ing the Knuh-
man cas- Q OF
serious disease
OF tho Kidneys.
Tho description
OF HIS case OK
a Q I y outlines
my condition. 1
am sure II Pe-
runa cured him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
IS CHARGED WITH
FORGING CHECKS
NAN CLAIMS TO BE BROTHER OF
FORMER SECRETARY OF COM
MoSWEALTH.
HELD At BRISTOL
STRANGER DOES SOME QtEER
STU NTs BEFORE GETTING
PI>CHED IN WESTERN
IAGIAIA EoMN.

BRISTOL, VA, oct w C
tourney, stranger who came to
Bristol about week ago. ostensiblv
20 advertise FOR an excursion To be
held in Linviile Falls, n. T.. is m
lalL charged with passing shrdlu sh
Jall mere. charged with passing bogus
checks. He was arrested Thursday
nN Sergeant j. Ii, Rodefer
flournoy, who is a we'll dressed
nlah ABOUT forty years of as4 ana
VINO says that his brother was FRI
merry secretary of the Commorvaaltt,
OF y Fgllna, IL a native ri Halifax
county, Virginia
one Of the hrst things Flour nov
old attef coming to Bristol was 10
purchase an automobile from a local
dealer He gave his check For s25 as
an evidence of good faith but the
check was returned by the bank with
the notation that the drawer hal no
FUNDS He went TO a hardwar, Store
and announced that he was engaged
IN promoting a big power develop
ment in North Carolina, asking COR
quotations on about $4,000 worth OF
hoous. he made such a splendid i'm
preston With the salesman that he
hurriedly called up the president Of
the concern. who was at dinner. and
had him hurry TO meet the stranger
w men he arrived he sized up Floor
hoy ana refused to quote him.
Another episode of the vsito? was
TO go to Blountyllle and employ a
lawyer there to look up some records
lie gave him a S25 check lin Dsvrnelt
of his fee and had him endorse a $40
check. upon which he took the cash
ri" Went to local millinery store
and bought about two hundred .iol-
lars worth of goods, stating that
ne wished it sent by express and that
ne would pay when 1t was placed in
TIE express Office He went to other
stores and made similar propositions
hut none of them accepted his checks
lie did. however, pass some If the
checks and as a result was arrested
II IS said that Fiournoy has been
drinklnR heavily since June, If not
intoxicated the entire time AMI il in
thought he IS crazed from the effects
of liquor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

enc AGO. oct. 1.-The guns II
The balls We're trained on the shorts
IN the market today and the likeH-
bond is that they viii proceed to
force them 10 cover their short con
Tracts before the. present week has
r1iteti around The ra-rna rie~ -rf ~
movement t." sound Hp thr hears and
shorts was plainly visible today and
quite . lot ~ the smaller concerns
who were short wheat ran to- cover
before the day was over aud this.
too, al losses
The Balkan affair was help to the
Liverpool wheat market which ad-
vanced ia Id with most strength
in the December. An improved DE-
mand was reported from there for
both American and Canadian wheat
and there was also a better business
in Russian grain which was. firmly
held
tn. bears IN corn do not seem 10
take any stock in the damage re-
ports coming in on corn, which is
said To have been accomplished by
the recent frost Prices of cash corn
showed a sharp decline here and
while there is a big long line held by
one of the large spectators, ii was
popular among some of the probes
SIGNALS to put out short lines today
lose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
POLICE JUSTICE IS
UNDER INDICTMENT
NEWPORT NEWS CITY OFFICIAL
MIsT EXPLAIN WHERE CEn-
TAIN FUNDS WENT.
FRIENDS BAIL HIM
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE BROWN
CREATE GREATEST EXCITE
MENT OF YEARS IN MI NJ
eIPAL CIRCLES.


1SrAciaI to The Richmond Nirginian,)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct. IA
grand jury in Corporation court this
afternoon returned sixteen indictments
against Police Justice John u. g.
Brown. each charging misuse ana
misrepresentation Of public funds.
While the amounts in each case
are small, it j.. is alleged in the
indictments that fines We're collected
in the Police court and not turned In
Justice Brown was bailed in the sum
of $4,000 with some of the most prom
inent men in the city as security. He
would make no statement last night,
but friends say when given an oppor-
tunitv he can explain the apparent lr-
Irregularities without trouble, all OF
which are said to have been the result
of careless methods rather than IN
territorial wrongdoing.
Justice Brown is one OF the most
widely known men in Virginia, and is
famous the world opar-as the original
Of Comedian Walter kelley's The Nir-
ginia Justice The action of the grand
fury is returning the indictments,
which was taken after more than a
week spent in examining witnesses and
going over the Police court records,
created the biggest sensation in years
in municipal circles here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
CHARTER IS GIVEN
NEW CORPORATION
HAIIF-MfI ION DOLLAR CON
Germ WILL BE STARTED
SOON IN PETERSBURG. -

A new 100000 corporation was
added to the Industries of Petersburg
yesterday when d charter was granted
by the state Corporation commission
to the American Hardware company,
OF Petersburg. with "a maximum capt.
tai OF the figure named and a mini
mum of s3oo. geo.
Joseph W. Seward IN president of
the new corporation; K. d. Gillian,
vice president, and W b. McIlwaine,
treasurer.
The object of the company Is to sell
and deal in lumber. leather and
other materials which go into the con-
struction of trunks. Mr.. seward is
president of the Seward Trunk fac
tory. in Petersburg. the largest in the
world, and the new corporation is
for the purpose of supplying materials
for the construction of the trunks
near the trunk factory, thus reducing
the cost Of construction
A 100000 charter was granted by
the commission merging the South
Atlantic life Insurance company. of
Richmond and the American National
Life Insurance company. of Lynch
burg headquarters Of the consolidated
companies to be established at Rich
mond, under the name Of the Atlantic
Life Insurance company. IT is under.
stood that the Lvnchburg branch will
continue in business during the re-
mainder Of this year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

, Twenty fourth street. Is moving 10
Lynchburg, to the regret of her
friends here.
Mrs. Baker. of Norfolk, who has
been the guest of Mrs. ". W. Grass
witt, has returned home.
Mr.. Liston W. Smith, who was so
seriously hurt by an automobile. sew
erai weeks ago, has been removed
from the Virginia hospital. TO his
home on East Grace street, but Is
still in serious condition
Miss Ruby Ttiler' Jones. of Wash
inston, d. c.. is the guest Of Mrs. Ida
Clark. of Chimborazo Park.
Mr. w 7. Hancock. Sr. who re-
, Gently suffered stroke Of paralysis.
continues Ill at his home on Twenty
ninth street
Mrs Ford. Miss Thomas and Mrs
Rucker, of Lynchhurg are in the citv
IN attendance upon the W. C. r IT.
convention. and are being entertain
ed in the home Of Mrs. r. ]. Chris
tian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
BUILDING INSPECTOR
STARTS FRESH MONTH

Starting In on a new month Inspec-
tor Beck yesterday isued about SIS, 900
worth of building permits.
These permits embraced several new
buildings and some Repairs They
were:
A. E. Hubbard, To build two de-
taehed two-stor, brick buildings. 1914
and 33Is Floyd avenue, TO cost $4,000.
The Tredesar company, to build q
one-stery metal pipe shed. to cost
$500.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tonac Railroad company. to repair
brick storage and office building on
Leigh street. between Lombardy and
Hermitage road, TO cost 800.
City Investing corporation, to repair
brick store and Office building. 1910
East Main street (one-story addition.
in rear), TO cost 1885.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

A beautiful wedding was solemn
residence of Mrs. r., r. Buchanan.
when her daughter. Lena Elizabeth
became the bride IF Mr. J. Richard
Fryde. Rev w II. Edwards. pastor
of Union Station, WAS the officiating
minister. Miss Mary Mosby was the
brides maid of honor and Wore a
pretty gown of tan marquisette over
blue silk and carried rainbow
bouquet Of sweet peas Mr., W. +.
Trapns, cousin of the bride. acted
as best man The ushers We're Messrs
j. Lewis Frazier, Ernest Schaaf and
Roland Scott The bride wore
handsome going away gown of brown
cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
and carried brides roses. Mr.. and
Mrs Pryde left immediately after the
ceremony for an extended Northern
trip and viii be at home at 241s Ven
aol,. street, after the tenth Of octo-
bef
MI and Mrs Thomas II. I.aunder,
of Chimborazo Park. have issued IN
vitations 70 the marriage OF their
daughter, BESSIE louise, to Mr.etseorge
Calvin Tillman. The ceremony will
be solemnized IN the hCme of the
BRIDE. e13 North Thirty-sixth street,
on the morning Of "Wednesday. Octo-
Der 10th, at 10 O'Clock, the young
counle leaving for a wedding tour.
Immediately @.gter the ceremony. They
will be Mt home ut 1913 East Broad
street. after october 2eth
AirS-A E-Boze- announces the
marriage of her daughter, Martha
Madeline. ia Thomas Russell Schaa.
The ceremony was performed on the
morning of September 2oth in the
Sacred H.art parish. Miss Josie Booze
was her sister's maid OF honor She
was eowned in white charmeuse.
trimmed in pink rosebuds. and. car
ried white ehrysanthemums. Mr..
John Schad was his brothers best
man.
The bride wore n handsome going
away gown of blue cloth, with hat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

at.i'" position AZ mat time Liver
p"i was to 9 pcinls under lis prev
jon$ close. Manchester reported
cloths st"aGt with Cair demand.
warns steady With fair demand Early
In the day October sold at It.S5. De
eernber. iJ.l8. January. IT.b%. and
March. l1-l7. From this level rise
from to points TOOK place. which
was tairlN maintained Daring the
Most Of the session
Liverpool futures closed steady at
ii net loss of from To- 10 p9infe FOR
tho day. Sales Of 5000 bales Of spot
e"tt@H wtrc made In F.irrrpooi To-
daS 81 . points decline To- f.47 Tor
middilusN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
COTTON MaIthi-r

q NEW YORK, 0ot Ii otton con
NMcfs were forced 10 new LON levels
M The move ncnt today mainly be-
I4s1te weather reports from the South
yNfE nor uUfayurAbie TINS means
]gat no frosf Was reported in any
Btton Of tlge cotton belt Besides
Nh fhe New York journal of Com
efre published report based upon
replies from its correspondents
Afeh made the loss il Septenibe
RItfioHs al, and this was con
kFed favorable 10 crop prospects
coinpared with most estimates
1kk YYfarEet WAS not very active
3iag the greater part n The SEES
but with nearly i0e.0 900 bales
nation reported az being received
xaH ports today. Il strong buying
84Henf could hardly lie expected
In weather map man WAS free
"a rain ard temperatures were
&r1siy vert low. bat the Sorrnwess
1nesArs weFe fox and shere Is
<lite ~ uasefsisG conditions later
iass sisset ~sfien4fi f4irss- sf4.a q
A4sat ! io1s pesi4gs ia@ss ea Lac
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Health Restored bv Tour.

Though physicians year ago gave
/ up hope of saving his life, f. w. Pot
ter-millionaire New York manutac-
| turer OF shoe materials. has inst re-
| turned TO his home in robust rigorous
! health as the result OF IA double trans
continental automobile trip covering
1a.ooo miles in 4 two seated Hudson
roadster.
Coleman Cutchins. the Hudson
dealer. tells the story.
1T was y year ago that overworl5
in adtlitieHto the death of his tistttgt=
ter broke down Mr.. Potters health.
and after "A vacation in the cndeavnr
to recover it. physicians gave him
!! up.
Believing their edict. he set out to
secure as much pleasure as possible
in the remaining days of his life. His
I first move WAS to purchase u Hudson
car and in the early part OF last win
, ter hs. set aaat for the Pacific coast
accompanied by Jack Hiller. another
New Yorker, For nearly two months
they battled Will, the fierce Southern
muds and sands, and when they had
reached the Santa f'e trail in the
Southwest Mr.. Potters health had
| begun to mend.
Al oDe time near The Mexican line
they We're snow bound for five days
, Later IilhA DeElDt HittI tilC TtIldfkabIe
feat Of being the first ana only ear to
go through Imperial Valley in CAL
iforfonia. which is known as the
"Sunken Sea
Near the end of their tirst trans
continental trip to gthe Pacific coast
they were being followed by another
automobile. Finally they lost the ear
following them. and Mr.. Potter left
his automobile TO see what had be-
come If the other party.
In the inkv lackness If the night
he stepped off small precipice. fam
inc a score of feet and fracturlng
his leg. He had sufficiently recovered
his health at the time. that the shock
did not Otherwise affect him.
Arriving in Los Angeles he was
aid up in the hospital for some time
When his limb had mended he started
in the same car to make q tour OF
California. -.
Tile latter part CT June he coma
menced the return journey up the
Pacific coast To Portland, - Oregon,
over some OF the worst roads In the
CGitcd States. Then he struck along
the northern boundary Of the United
STATES Ia II Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
theu,. IL Chicago and New York. ia
T,sfFSTf anT rUtrdu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Three Niryinians uonor,st

President Henry Anderson. ~Ntf
the Richmond Washington Highway
association. Captain T.. 81. Julien VIII
Soo,. state. highway commissioner. and
Preston Relvin. president Of the Vir-
gina state Automobil,s club are
among the speakers who appear on
the program of the American Road
eenssess.- i,i47Atianti,t city Tho CON
sress is being held this week
Mr.. Belvin spoke Yesterday after
noon on How TO Encourage the See
America First Idea, aud made a
mastery address. Air Anderson
speaks this afternoon On Needed Re
forms IN Road Leaislation" ana no
man i'll Virginia. which conseuuentlv
means TIL" United States, is better
qil.,llAsA Sf4aa ix-.-44--t+r te-sttt,jfrs,t
Captain Wilson'S address will be de-
livered tomorrow morning He will
have state Purchasing Departments"
for his subject, and Captain Wilson
haS the faculty Of making the dfiest
statistical MISTER appear interesting
Resides these three orators the
Richmond Automobile club is repre-
scented al tho congress by !. r. PAL
natiry chairman of tha executive
committee; Rufus { Williams and
Edgar Ferguson.
Logan Waller Page. the leading
figure IN the congress. sent a special
3nritatior to Mrs +, e. Pel0uze wife
II the president Of the Richmond
Automobile club, TO attend the con-
Nention aud make an address as a rep
resentative IF the Daughters of the
American Revolution. bat Mrs. Pc
louze was unable 10 accept
Howard ID. Hadley. president of the
Quebec Miami International High
way association, is announced to
make speech Thursday afternoon
II will he interesting TO sec what he
will have to say on the $50. 600 900
appropriation in New York and the
graft stories that have touched the
administration of Governor Dix Dix
is charged with having used part OF
tfre good roads money to build 4
highway which will benefit HIS estates
In the Adirondacks and the Tammany
contractors are said to have reaped
"A rich harvest. one ri the jealous
declares that In the State road work
there We're more foremen than work
men drawing pay from The stare.
New Record for 6arman
Bob Eurnau Is noiag stunts with
liz, Jtlnllfe Eeslz He hFake The mile
tsael geooti 4s4fn AaudsA. covering
fI,.1 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Nau work Money.

NEW YORK. oct Money on
Ill at the stock ENchang" today
|2,rened at 6 per cent: highest, per
eeni. Lowest. IL per cent: closing.
n 1-2 per cent Most of the day 3
'3oans were made al per cent
ss Time money market holds very
|z1xrn. bur business Is exceedingly duft'
WIN dates are now offered nj per
3eens with s "a per cent bid for
|Saxty days and three. four and five
|nonths. while 2 per cent il the
ma for six months
paper Is T1rn ana qu1et
III per cent for the best names.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Mrs, Clarke to Have Charge,

Mrs. c. Harvey Clarke will have
charge of the Thursday afternoon
meeting to be held at suffrage head
quarters. $40 East Broad street at
5 o'clock Several interesting speak
ers will lie present and large at
tendance is asked for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terdav in the Hastings court to George
W. Watt and Mary +. Clopton. r.
Francis Durvin and Frances Deb. Ed
wards. and 10 Daniel f. HALEY and
Lula Oakley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

onds. Not long ago at Brighton
Beach he rode In 47.s5 seconds. which
carved a big slice off his mark OF
lS.62 seconds. made in the Bitten
Benz also at Brighton in 1871.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

NEW YORK. oct. stocks on
|fha curb market were quiet TO-DAY
1Fithout material changes. cigar
lsfcres wer. firm toward the close and
SAngle- American recovered after early
The mining list was neg
:l5rTf4ssf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Al Home Sunday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank .Bliley will be
at home to their friends on Sunday
evening. October 9Th. from to IL
o'clock on the occasion OF thar NJ
teenth wedding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. BliIey will leave for an extended
trip on Monday morning to New
York, Niagara Falls and Lake Erie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Sl,nr,.s Sold

E-NFew YORK. +tt7t, y t4'a4+4ef2 fAf
h#res sold today, e42,61&; year ago.
k4e.s1s.
81 Par Waite of bonds sofa today
S1,ss1. 900. a year ago, $2,t34,ooo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

7E0HtIIIUFU ITOHI FlTtn Pa9e,}
ton and the Automobile CIuh of
America have not vet tackled this
problem or if either has the work
mas been conducted with complete
secrecy, All that local motorists know
Is that New York is getting the wors,
END OF The gAsnlene prnillem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Dodgers. Mccabe &. Co
.,r petersburg. Va. Oct l. 1912
SPANISH Market firm.
Farmers, Spanish. s1.t5 per bushel
No. Shelled Spanish. 6Ae per ID.
No 2 Shellcd Spanish, &c per H.
NIkGINIAS--Marke firm
Fancy Jumbo, 3Ac per ID.
Fancy hand picked. 3lrc a 3s4c per ID.
Extra Prime, 21.o per 10.
Prime. &c per ID.
Machine picked, 2e-r ar- lb,-------
Smelling stock, &c per ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
The Weather

Forecast for " edDesday and Thurssiny
Virginia iaSif-n etiresdsy- Thursday
fair warmer
North Carolina Fair "Wednesday and
THURSDAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

AlAKNEI tbNDITIONS
Pnul trv--Hcns and chickens sctive
at prices quoted
Live Stock--All live stock in demand
Nnals NerA scarce and marked actiNa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
CHURCH HILL NEWS

HOs intended III. oolns be M IN tbs Church Ru
Bank. or phonsd to Madison 1885,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02

Richmond Va, OCT. !. lti-.
1Rurrssh.a by Richard ". Maury.
! stock ana bond broker. 1915 East
Main street,
STATE SECURrTrT@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
ks. Record for earman.

Bob Kurmsu Is nolhg STUNTS WIN
th, Junis'e l9eslz He hr.l,e The mile
frael, geeori 4safn MaudsA. "ovPr,H.
llIo 5isi8flcn N 81 Louis inl F1,bF FIG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-02
Motoring Notes

lContinued from Fifth PAGE. ,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
CA. BULL MOOSE
MEETING CALLED
State Convention of New Party
To Be Held in Atlanta on
Thursday, July rs.

A movement to put Colonel Theodore
Roosevelts new political party on It's
feet in Georgia has been inaugurated
and will be pushed vigorously by its
friends and advocates
meeting has been called by the
National Progressive committee for
Georgia for a convention in Atlanta on
Thursday July %, for the purpose of
considering ways and means Of organ
ization and to name delegates to the
national convention in Chicago on Au-
gust ; Conventions are called in the
various congressional districts of the
state on Monday, July %. to choose
delegates two from each congress
sional district-to the Atlanta conven-
tion on the following Thursday.
The central committee will name four
delegates at large to participate in the
Atlanta gathering and will name dis
trict delegates in any district in which
the faithful fail to sassembe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
LIKE TODAY'S RAIN?
IT'S FROM ALABAMA;
FLORIDA is RESTING

change in the weather is predicted
Tor Atlanta. Yesterday we had rain that
came from Florida and swept northward
over the state. today we have rain that
came from Alabama The weather man
says that as long as he has to furnish
rain to Alantans he intends to relieve
the monotony as much as possible and let
them try rain from different states
nc states that there is no difference as
far as he is aware. between the product
from the land Of flowers and that from
our western neighhor. Both brands are
wet and both fan when we have left our
umbrella in the office and are least ex-
pecung them
Atlantans may make their choice be-
tween the products Of the two states and
monty g. r. Won Hermann. section di-
rector, 40l Empire building.