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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
To Reduce the Hips.

b. H.-Any exercise that calls into
play the muscles below the waist will
reouc the hips. Lying prone on the
Ioor and rolling over and over will aid
greatly IN n loss Of the pound of
lnesn.' 1t Is very tiresome, however. 90
yeu nus have courage to keep it I'm
any length Of time. Another helpful
exercise is to lie on the back and raise
the legs alternately and then together
until they are perpendicular to the
body. Again, assume a correct stand
ing position, and without bending the
knees u the floor with the tips of
the fingers. You may not be able to
accomplish this at first. but after re-
peated efforts 1t will be easy. Assume
q correct standing position again and,
keeping the trunk erect, bend at the
knees until the body is very near the
noor. Walking or any form of exercise
In the open air Ia excellent, for it not
only keeps the body supple and lessons
the accumulation Of avoirdupois. but II
also increases the general health by
giving the body a sufficient supply of
oxygen.
There is no standard weight for a
girl of Is. The weight varies not only
with the height, but also with the size
OF the bones. One girl Of 16 weighing los
pounds might be just of the proper
proportions. while the bones of another
of the same weight might be painfully
visible.
The rings under your eyes show
either that you do not get sufficient
rest or that some organ is not per-
forming its function properly. Try
sleeping ten hours a day, staying out
in the air az much as possible and eat
ing plenty Of fruit and vegetables. If
you continue to have the rings even
after you have given the rest cure a
fair trial consult a physician. as there
may be some serious trouble.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05

and then, for the first time in the
course of the day, my time is my own,
and I do about as I please, except that
1 make it a rule to retire early.
A woman who is fond of swimming
must always beware of long-distance
swimming, for being in the water for
a considerable length of time has a
tendency to over-harden the muscles
and make them too mannish. Occa-
sionally though the rare sport of MAX
ing a long-distance swim has an ir-
resistible appeal, and I find myself un-
dertaking long distances. w sum
mers ago, when 1 was staying at st.
Leonard, England, I swan III miles in
forty minutes. and last year 1 swan
from Hastings to Boxhill, which is a
distance of some five miles. The only
woman that I have ever envied is the
mermaid.
The third requisite for n proper
vacation is pl~easurable surroundings
In which you can thoroughly Undue
yourself with the philosophy of ION
worry. BE In the sunshine and culti-
vate the spirit of sunshine. 1t may
seem hard Mt times, and whenever 1T
does just ask yourself what can be
the possible benefit I'm worrying over
a thing that has happened or sOme-
thing that may happen. 1t only pre-
vents you all the more from preventing
Its happening.
Fourth. eat the simplest foods and
drink plenty of water.
Fifth, remain out of doors in rain
and sunshine. You can do yourself
more good by a mornings walk in the
rain with the dampness beating down
on your face than you can by remain
ing in a beauty parlor for a week. Some
of my professional friends will dis
agree with me, but I know that I am
right because I have tried it. and then
it's SO much less expensive.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
Theatrical Queries.
Dear Miss Doom

Dear MISS Doon:
VII you kindly let me know II the re-
port that Miss Mabel Brownell and Mr..
Clifford Stork, of the Orpheum Theatre,
Newark. are going to leave at the end of
the sea son is true? Have they both signed
contracts with different companies? Also,
please tell me the name of the play to be
fo%otlighted at the Orpheum Theatre
early answer, 1 am, yours truly.
~ H. d. H.
| am informed by the management
of the Orpheum Theatre that there is
no truth in the report that Miss
Brownell and Mr.. Stork are to sever
their connection with the company.
The announcement of the play to be
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
CLEANING SILK

Grease stains may be removed with
French chalk, magnesia OF ether.
To remove grease stains from black
silk rub vigorously with q piece Of
brown paper.
Silk never should be brushed. Re-
move the loose dust with q place OF
velvet.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
An Easter Jack Horner Pie.
Ny dear Miss Doom;

My e Miss Doom:
At your earliest convenience will YOU
kindly give me a suggestion for a Jack
Horner pie. to be used at an Easter
luncheon? &. s. e.
Arrange In the centre of the table a
large pan or mixing bowl covered with
brown tissue or crepe paper and sur
rounded on the side and top with twigs
of odd sizes. Fill with colored eggs.
Have ribbons extending from the bowl
to q guests place. AT the end of
each ribbon attach a small rabbit,
chicken or duck, or some little favor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
MAY MANTON PATTERNS.
10 Cents Each.

Can be purchased at any May Man
ton Agency, or will be sent by mail to
any address by the May Manton Pat
tern Company, 100 Pacific street, New
ark, N. J.. Write your address very
plainly and always specify size wanted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
EASTER GIFTS

Sweet is the air with budding haws, and
the valley stretching for miles below,
Is white with blossoming cherry trees, as
II just covered with lighted snow.
Original poetry is always appreci-
ated, 50 write a little stanza yourself
Your friends win forever bless you FOL
your consideration.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
To Clean Satin Slippers.
Dear Miss Doom

Dear Miss Doom:
kindly inform me through your col
m how I can clean my white satin
slippers, which lave become very soiied.
II. M.
Equal parts of chloroform and ether
VIII remove the dirt. Apply the mix
ture with a sponge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
Cooking Class.

MRS. MARY ]. F.-WM you COM
municate with Mrs. William ]. B., Of
253 Grove street, Irvington?S She Is
interested in your cooking class.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
Exercises for Beauty
Told by Kitty Gordon

Today, in her last article written for women readers of the Evening Star.
Miss Kitty Gordon, famous beauty and str in 1.-The Enchantress." describes
how she takes a vacation and her daily exercises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
QUITE REFLECTIVE.

Grocer-Did that watermelon I sold
you do for the whole family?
Customer-Very nearly. The doctor
10 calling yet.-Toledo Blade.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05

Hereafter no letter Will BIO
answered unless accompanied by
the name and address, OF the
writer. This IL not for publica-
ton, but ms an evidence Of good
faith On the part of the sender.
Write on only one side OF the
paper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05

put on the week of April is will not
be made until tomorrow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Oaie.SaH.
3pei Siege Der rfeos" iiber Die
,9arbinale" geiteru 8adDmittag.

3u Dem Jeitriger IoppellpIele
spIifen unieren aGeos" uno Den ct.
Souiier .aaroinolen" hatten iitl nlht
meniger ais 1 & 900 3uit)auer ein'
aeiunben ein 9eipeis, oaB Inlere
Sunaens Dieoer in gnaoen bet ben
bieiigen Sans uuigenonlmen Doroen
iirto.
,Sn oein eriteu SpieIe, oas id)ou I'M
1.3O llbr begann, bebienten Jrpmme
uno McSean nnier 8eidlig segel!
@eier uno g9in5o fir Die 8egner.
@eier luuroe nnh oent g. 8onge oard]
3oooburn nbselolt. llniere sSrngens
mattcn 8 Traffer aegen Z, uno beioc
all,bs batten ie 3lpei sSebler anf Dem
aerbboIS. @ir eelpaHnen oas SpieI
neil mir uniere Treffer I'M ] ltno 6
@ange .pu3sntrirten. Utarions
seid)nete iih I'M Z. 8auge ourh einelI
0etnIauf. Srefier aus. 9eiders Sane
eines gaaeS i'm pouen 9auf i'm tie.
len nittleren Seloe mar cine Bra
pourIeiitltng. SobuIton uuo gaion lpo
rem oie Sd)ieosrihter.
s5m Speiten SpieIe ilngirte oel
Retrlst Sarter am BeId)iis un0 spur
be auf Ger gmpianssitation pon ssdn
aer glarfe unteritiist, oenen @riiiel
uno 9relbnahan ais gatterie fiir Ct
2ouis gegeniiberitunoeu. uniere Siin
cen smahten Z Srefier segen 6 De-
@eaner uno eiuen ssebler aegen feb
lerfreies Spiel. Nah Dem Z. Sang
Irnuroe Sarter burd ben Retriitei
Woore abaeIoIt, Der CUTE aontrolI
iiber ieinen 9aa bate uno oeu saar
oindlen" feline peiteren Sanfe er
lloubte. Sails Die .Reos" ben Relt oie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

Seitiehlt alteu Wann nm ieine Gr.
iparniiie in SDbe pom $3.50.

glui oerpegene g9eiie Duroe frllh
qeitern Wlorgen abrabam Shipens
ielo, Elm alter Utaun, pobnbaft gto.
G42 8eit 6. glpenue, Inn $3.50, ietn
gan5es. ourh labrelange, harte arbett
crrporbenes Bernlogen. beItoblen. Gr
bate Dor elmer 8ohe iein 8eitaft
perfauft uno ben grIoa IN elmer gant
Seponirt. glm SantItag 900 er oaS
Belo NIT Ger Abiid)t. am Ytontaa cine
fleine Brocern ju flufen Sdiper-
slo bepohnt elm ,Srout3Im1ner I'M
criten Stofiuerfe oes SaiIles gto. 642
9Seit 6. stpenue. 9epor er ild ant
Sonntag abeuo itlafeu legte, bln8
er ieinen Rod uno feline ISeIte pie gez
tpobnIif) oui oem por oenl Bette Ino
nabe Dem oi'enen sSe1lIter itebenoen
Snhl. 2Sn benz Rofe befanoen lid,
$500 uub in Der 8eite SIC 8elterr
Rorgen fur3 mad, llhr 1puroe Der
alte Mann ploslidl 0urh Elm oeroad.
tiaes BerGlit ans Dem Shlafe aHT'
aencft uno fab iuie Elm WanH bon
benz Seitenpege aus ourf oas ,Sen'
tier Ianate, Rod uHb g9eite BON oen
StubIe riB uuo Die iSluft ergrttf
Sdgpeniel0 ioIate Dem IIebe nad
Ieood peritnaro 2eeterer balo ii
Ser Guntelbeit. Ter 8eitobtene ei!tt
uah Der !. Giitritt5itatiou uno er'
| itattcte oem Sergeauten Bafer Dsel'
oung. gr glapbt, BEN Gieb erfannt 81
baben mS gab Der 8oIi5ei ben 9ta
men zines g1annes nit, Den er IN
8erbadyt bat, 6en 1icbitabI beganger
al habeu. Cine Stunoe lpater idnoer
Die NolisiiteH Sneenep uuo WehaG
Rod Eno 8elte oes Shiuenieio III ael
g9inaatc aIlep. 5piiten 6. uno Z
auenue. lie $3.50 paren ans ben
siode peritpultoen. ieooh bate De-
lIie6 in Der Gle Die SIC, peld1e lid
| in Der @eite befanoen, iiberiehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Nie Disl 1T 3br 1e,uidjt?

Matrsnb es ivabr In, baF IN siel Gtmishi
nini fEmhnidi ~. iiet Hodb bic lbaifahe fefr,
yAnits pei Ssfabr maatr fsHo. Iieie Nefaar
svM VI otm Nansei on Fefegtefrdfi o0er der,
pgnF1rie. nm tobfiltts stranftettei sn bef6nls
pfapipi1fs i,m gu Su fiibIeH ulb eiIf us,ufes
peH, lMe bttfer unIitaae ipirfr bic graac ulH
sns Del6s sseiie man leiH GerIM erhgDgir
reyiHsufs btsies Ercbem her Retuts6rrna Ser
xgipen HHo Fpeiben ainiforperben furf bic
unsptrbuHa bon Gtan bhepsnneIans Tablet,
isn gtisfL uHe eisfcs BAT tets eins grisohmal
PEE WEtpthfE slu T0iae. Sig erbdIfen es III
nTneaftisH 1afeifBH Hns nebmen Gle 20 iir
ssHfn gsisIdifM BON eiHigfn sEonnten. enffpres
deHe ben AEiuftfnngen nnf bsm Qa fete
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

fdant betreffen. auf bic partet@
platformen, ielbit ipenn lie in liberia
lem Sinne absefabt finD, ipollen iptr
uns fiirper nidt perldNen, nur Oie
f6riftlide @rtldruns oes Ganoioaten
i6eint uns bas ein3ige ri6tige Nus
funftsmittel gu Isin. Benn leber
8eutite bon bieiem 9eiIte Der Gnts
f6loiienbsit burhorungen 1T. ith BON
Riemanbem bepornanben 81 lahen,
benz er biirgerli6 p0llig sleihDertbig
iit, bann tpiro er ais feitgefiigtes uno
einiges glement I'm Stanoe Ieln, Gtns
brud 3u MAIDEN; absr nur oGnn.
Qir beroammen llnmdBigteit in fs
Der 5orm, aber uls freie giirgsr iino
mir audi 9egen jeoe 5orm bon obrtg@
teitliher 8epormunDung, uno tpdhreno
mir fir cine angemeHene itritte Rez
qulation beg 8etrdntebdnoels entire
ten, Dertpabrsn mir uns gsgen aQes,
mas oa3u oienen tOnnte, ldngIt perals
tete unb benz 3eitgeiit ptoeriprehenoe
9sieBs 3u perThdrten.
Die 9Srage Der @rbdltung DerfuIs
| fungsm1Biger Rshts uno 5rei6eitsn 1T
feine bsutIde 5rage. gle bat bsitans
ben, ieitbem bas Weuihengeihleht be.
| Itebt. Janatismus unb 8orurtbeil
baben einen erheblifen 3beil Der blu:
tighten &apitel Der Weltgei6idte gea
Iifrieben. 6isr in 4meritu tit iie dut
feline bsutfts 5rdgs, aber Die Deut
| i6en bdben Iit pegen ihrsr frsibettIt
den Geiinnung, tpe9en i9res abI6eu!
gsgen alien 3pang in pas 8orbertreF
FEN geitellt. gBir forosrn ale gurger
pslte uns glsi6geiinnt finb, glei6pie
nel6en llrIprungss Iie feiu m0gen
auf, Iit uns aIs Ulititreiter Uni
4ampigenoien an3uidlieBsn in pie
lem Streit um Die Grboltung Der bet
ligitsn Sitter.
&arl Reumeper, BorI.
George 9armeltRg.
W m. g d DIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Seutid,er MilitGr lint. .Sereiu.

Inter Dem 8orlie oes $9errn Senrn
Saeiner uno Ser HrotofoIlrubrlHg oe5
.Serrn Ssurp 2uebbert iano aeitern
abeuo ole regelmdBiac &erIomInIlmg
oes obiaen Gercins i'm 0auptquartler,
ser Snefner'ideu @alle, Gin lno Si'
bertn StraBe, itntt, 1Sobn iSIorian.
1907 2ebnlan StraBc. geoieut i'm 9.
Saneriiten rSni. 9egt gauTber1
19O5-t9O7. Durne sur Dfltalieos
idaft porgeitslogeu uno ociieu @eillt
einem aus BEN aameraoeH Diath
gaaer, 8. grcper uHb $. Soefner be-
itebenoen ausidlB 3ur llnteriuhln1
iiberrpieieu.
2os 8allen-aomnittee bcrId)tete,
! boB es Den fleIreu Saal Der Central
9llrnhaLe fir Sanlitaa. Den % NO.
pember 3. g., behufs glbhaltltnJ oes
bie5iabrigen 8aQes beleat babe Qer
arrangements. stusituB fiir ben SeB.
teren miro in Der noflten 8erlamrn'
lung ernannt meroeu
! getrefis Der heutiseu gerfaiIungs'
gsah nurhen Die WtitgIieoer anae'
nieien, Die empfebIungen hes Stnnt
loerbanoes su befoIgen. Gie SrulteeS
berifteten. bab lie lpeitere S10O oen
Iper5inslid augelegten @eretnspermo
gen beigefiigt haben. Die Gtnnohmel
itetruqeu $3.50 unb Die glusgaber
1927 80.
| Gie nddlite geriarntIlng, neIh'
loie balbiabrlihe@ @eneralperiammlunI
lit. finoet am Sonntag. ben 10. Sep
Iteuiber, Hahmittags 2 llbr, ifatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
$taatsufrbauo uo,l kfntu&y.
Die erfOlgreidbe 1aenng Der Uertreter Des 0tnfid9'
almerifansrtbmms In Der Gfaafsbampt'
ttabt 0ranffDrt.

Hport srbdt bic ndidbae Ensung asb Rensdb bon bort
pirb gum prdoenn oes gaaisDerbanDs stpdbt Hobt y
eoro petrit bic an.reHn in Be- ruips - Die pras
ibentftafs aanbioaien lonen refs Oils Jsano Ja fsn'
men, abfase an pOlien paeien SaotDsrbdno Gsgtnss
dlibi Fd Die gdtHF fir Ceuth uno 1urnuHtsrrt
iOun sur quabruna aelana Die prnspn Grtldruns bss
Soatsoerbdnbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

N)m. aIocte. 30 Jdbre alt, BON htE
glsunien 0lps. unb CHM Gtrobe. iuurbs
friib qeliern TlorgeR an Der &dt btr
8. unS Ereesnan Apenue Don sinem 9le.
aef um sinen Dime qnsebettelt. 4nl
Iesne Neigerung biu lDnrbe q poa oem
Edbuslen mtt einfm HlfHsf cneegrtl Ten
rnb n bic linse Sssts efile@en. 0es
4eQer bersrtRtlligss ieeMe 6lu4t mi
2lease purns mad bsm edetilGsn oo'
itel atbSa&s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

nlittcIs unierer qoioqeir6Hien Spe6taliorrelpons
ben aletbaoe fir Siuaetpauoerie gGrdHtitt. 5us
oIei@ rr6ffust hiefe lfetbooe JeoelH ietne el9es
non perfti cocueu Gbaucen" In amertId. I'm
oqberIrdru su nberleugen oericHoen fplr Gip'
filbrnnassQetitonen ipeIhe ble pIttiGIeu AHts
flar:mgen uro EelebrlulGeu ht ItneR gtlUisLle
iiftinTpcbrUheu eutbulieu, nuuilnKblg toiteH'rel.
pationa.e epraG,-s -sdulr Iept 15t, li7G mitl'
raatf, Ape., Ghicago, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

fer Scric ocrpinnen, lit linen 4uf'tei'
aen in Die erIte Gipilion Der Stang
lite nabe3u itcher.
ReiuItut Ser Beltr i8 en-
Spiele.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
lluterrldlts. s.Nnaelaen.
Glen Airy
Home School.

qubiptbueue tuifisui6aftIicbe 8ehdHbiuHe n
ber Undertaking. unb GHtni2Iunp oon ReIoo.
len ober aaberagtp0bHliben srHoetH ReIoe rtaS ols
seIUoDulibe Saule Hltt belu9en i9HHftI gson 1n
8arf slee. 5oatb glotpooo, Gbio. 1eIeppoh
& gJ,,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Wosaute,

gEir 5eiqeu Cyhucu oen ctrfiQcr @Gcuum
Raider III 1Far!ie -IencIDt tofttt mar $50
nuen-gGirb 'gIbt ole 3aCtcncn ztoife Utdt
serrciRcr gjdU igrcahc bon mc ieUc nieicl5en.
solIter Ste Hidt iommeH i5ureu. fo 'CubeH
gle eine EgitIarIe uE6 eIll E,erIyccr DtIb Det
5bncu poripTstben
1bc 2pmcftic tltilitce Gates 60.
25l1 3ilberI 9lberue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

erfnd) iperbeii, gerabe In oieien Sale
energiih por5ugcben.
Niertens: ge5iigllh bes erinhens
bes 9ation1lbnitoes, Die aopfiteuer
Inn sipei Gents 3u erboDen, idlieBf iif)
ibr aomnlittce ben enpieblungcn liz
rer Gtantsereflitipe al, nit Der 9lus-
nabme bes einen Runftes, oaB oas
betr. apmmittee niht bon Der Son.
rention, ion0ern BON Der 5taats.
Erefutipe ernnnnt miro.
Hobert 4. Soergel, 8oriiber
sacob 3iegIer, $. $. al.
La~- ',,,tA sJl;L L~,f -.
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CIunfelbeit euoete Spiel.)

Seute Nahmittag brittes SPIEL Der
Serie Auiidlen ,Reos~ uno oaareInas
len" i'm bieiigen " e B | an D tSlel D.
9er,tou uno Glarfe iteheu ais uniere
gaiteris auf benz Brograutm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-10
ONLY ''CASCARETS"
IF CONST|PATED
Gently clean your liver and con
stipated bowels while
you sleep.

Take a Cascaret tonight and thor
oughly cleanse your Liver Stomach
and Bowels, and you will surely feel
great by morning. You men and wom-
en- who have headache coated tongue,
can't sleep, are bilious, nervous and
upset, bothered with a sick, ga ssy.
dis0rdered stomach, or have backache
and feel all worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-Or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important,
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the Constipated
waste matter and poison from the in
teStines and bowels
Remember, a CasCaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. A
10-Cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; a clear head and
cheerfulness for months. Don't forget
the children. (AdVtD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-10
MOTORNAN DEAD;
CONDUCTOR IS
NEAR DEATH
AssasSinS Shoot Down Street
Railway Strikehreaking Crew
at Augusta.

AUGUSTA. GA, oct 10,--Frank kel-
". motorman from New York, en-
pIoyed as a strikebrealer by the local
street railway company met death last
night at the hands Of an assassin, and
Allen Brooks. Of Milwaukee, his con
ductor. lies dying at the city hospital.
another probable victim of an assassin's
bullet
Two men at the intersection Of Wal
ton way and Crawford avenue at 1870
o'clock last night signalled a Belt Line
car to stop. When it came TO stop
they boarded it, One Of them picked
out the conductor and the other the
motorman. AS Brooks signalled Motor
man Kelly to move on, shots from two
revolvers rang out simultaneously.
Brooks. fell in his tracks, shot through
the lungs and spine, being paralyzed
by the latter wound Kelly, shot through
the stomach, arm and hand, ran to
a nearby house and was rushed in an
automobile to the hospital by c. B,
HoIley. Brooks was carried TO the hos
pital a few minutes later. The car ran
down the street unchecked, but was
stopped by Elvin Ship, fireman,
In an ante mortem statement given
at the hospital today. Brooks said that
the man who shot him was short and
stout, wore black clothing and a SLOUGH
hat and was about Is years Of age. He
said he would recognize him if he could
see him. No arrests have been made,
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future as press and advertising agent
exclusively.
MIR. Lewis carries into his new field
Of endeavor a reputation for accuracy
fairness and conservatism that will
stand him in good stead as his bust
ness builds up He will begin with the
complete confidence of the public-and
that, with his unusual ability as a
writer, would seem to insure success
70 his enterprise at the very outset.
For the first time since his election
to the bench of the Blue Ridge circuit,
Judge "Snacks" Patterson looked in on
his Atlanta friends today.
The Judge wears his new honors
gracefully, and speaks most kindly Of
his late antagonists
81 hope that my term of service on
the bench will see all old political diff
ferences reconciled in the Blue Ridge"
said the judge, discussing his prospec-
tive judgeship. 81 have been agreeably
surprised, and more than profoundly
gratifed, that 50 many who we're
against me in my race have come to me
since my nomination was declared and
extended to me the assurance of their
consideration and help in carrying for
ward the work I shall undertake soon.
believe we shall be happy family in
the Blue Ridge yeti"
Prison Commissioner Patterson, who
accompanied Governor B. T. Carroll of
Iowa on a recent VISIT to a number
Of Georgia convict road camps is graft
fled beyond measure that Governor
Carroll was so frankly and outspoken-
ly pleased with what he saw of the
convicts' work in this state, as, of
course are his two associates on the
prison board, Davidson and williams.
The road work of the convicts is the
pet hobby of the present prison COM
mission. Nothing coming under it's
jurisdiction or official attention is so
dear to its heart. Praise the road work
of the convicts, and mean it, and the
most distinguished consideration of the
prison board is yours.
And Governor Carroll did mean It,
too. He intends submitting message
to the Iowa legislature, dealing almost
exclusively with Georgia's roads, and
the fine work the convicts are doing
and have done.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-10
FINANCIERS
HOLD EDUCATIONAL
SESSION THIS EVENING

The Atlanta chapter of the American
Institute of Banking will hold its first
educational meeting of the year in the
Chamber of Commerce auditorium to
night at 8 O'Clock. Wealth and Money
will be the topic of discussion and a
good attendance is expected. The Of
ficers Of the local chapter are: G. c.
McWhirter. president; o. F. Written
vice president; J. H Lockhart, secre-
tary, and E. H. Bee, treasurer.
The American Institute of Banking
is a part of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION and is intended to make prac-
teal and capable bank officers and
f1nanciers Of the bank clerks of today.
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