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The evening world., 1912-08-16
LORD CENSURED
IN TITANIC LOSS
MAKES DEFENSE
Unthinkable, Says Captain,
That Any Seaman Would
Disregard Distress Signals.

LIVERPOOL. England Aug. B--w.
Stanley. who was captain OF the Ley
land line steamer Californian at the time
OF the disaster to the Titanic by which
i.5i7 lives were lost. issued statement
to-day defending his conduct. lilo de-
ciares that II the Californian had been
the steamer sighted from the Titanic
she would also have been sighted from
the Cunard liner Carpathia-
Capt Lord states that the stigma cast
on his character and seamenship 10 I'M
deserved and unjust The evidence. he
says. u conclusive that none OF the re-
sponsibio officers of the Californian was
aware there had been . serious calamity.
The second officer was the only one
who saw signals. so Lord declares him
self justified In relying on that officers
Judgment that tho vessel sighted
steamed eight miles between 1 and
| o'clock In the morning, whereas the II
| tanic d!d not move after midnight
Capt. Lord says he has no recollection
OF what occurred after midnight, his Of
| ncers deeming the occurrences too I'M
| important to communicate to him.
That Rny seaman should wilfuiiy neg
| iect distress signais Is preposterous and
| unthinkable In the opinion OF Capt.
Lord. who says the lack of a reply 10
| the Morse signals from the California;
| convinced the officers OF that vessel OF
| tho unimportance OF the previous rock
cts. while tho fact that tho vessel re-
ported was steaming away was n fur.
thor justification.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
Pale Green Silk Crepe Dance Frock
Trimmed With Cream AlLOver Lace
DESCRIPTION.

A fascinating little dance frook OF
simple aesisn Is OF pale green crepe de
Chine The straight skirt, gathered
slightly at the belt. Is confined just be-
low the hips with cordlng which holds
a shaped band OF fine cream malines
lace. Green silk ball fringe finishes the
band. as 1t does also tho very deep
square collar OF lace on the waist. which
hangs over the wide black satin g!rdle.
\ bunch OF tiny pink flowers confines
the straps on the back OF the arm. while
bunch also are nestled In the knot Of
the black sash In back A yoke Of
shirred cream net finishes the neck;
also a shlrred band of It fnishss the
skirt.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
Dear rashion Editor /:

Dear rsshion Editor,
Would you kindly advise me what
color would 20 nicely with gray Crepe d.
chine. not too light. / am not fond OF
coral or any such shade. How would
light blue dot II were TO have the
dress made like tho model In Tuesdays
World. would the collar and dropped
points be pretty in silver colored lace!
Approaching your suggestions. d. 9.
rae blue 10 lovely with fray, Al
though It does not add nvsinsss to
the color ~ rich pink would, or
the new amber color. silver lace
with tho blue would be beautiful,
but cream lace with the amber
color.
Dear Fashion Editor:
have four and one-half yards Of EN-.
broidered green wolfe like sample. Kind.
ly advise me how to make II for veal
at informal affairs during the winter
Am tall. very thin. and OF dark COM
plexion. MISS z. o. D.
Mako the skirt gathered around
the hips ana back, with the en-
broidered border 1t the bottom IN
ished with . green satin band. Cut
the waist very low in the front,
leaving only straps over the Shout
dsrs, while . guimps Of white
mousssline gathered around
Dutch neck, with long sleeves Gsth-
cred at the wrist with . cordinG
frtll, will complete . charming
frock. A WIDE green satin g1rdls,
also slip, should be worn.
Dear Fashion Editor:
I desire to have made an evening
gown from the sample of material in
close. Kindly advise me the sort o
trimming and color ! could use on II
Many thanks. MISS MARY Q.
Make the goods mp over yellow
satin, making the skirt In pannisR
style drapsd mp on each SIDE ct the
knee line With . many pstallsA ysl-
low satin flower, while down the en-
tire front 6f tho gown have tiny
nat yellow velvet bows. On the
waist have . round collar Of heavy
yellow lace finished with yellow
satin, also . smell Aars on the tiny
sleeve.
TO Mrs. u. CT no. shoes are not
worn with evening costume, unless
they b satin ones In pale color,
which are really quite new.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
FIFTY AND WEALTHY,
SHE WILL WE'D YOUTH
WHO Tilted HER NIECE
Miss Marburg Says Report
of Gifts Engagement to
Fischer Was Mistake"

Miss pmma Marburg. nifty years old.
family and herself very wealthy. IN
sisted to-day there II no reason why
the announcement OF her engagement
10 Frederick Fischer OF Paris. France.
q guide or tour conductor. should cause
comment
: Miss MArburs nvss IN Baltimore but
10 now seoDp1nG ~ the waldorf-Astorta.
when asked 10 explain how 4 waA she
had become engaged to young Mr..
rischss. when ne wac supposed TO bs
che accepted sutton Of her twenty-five
year-oid niece. Miss Lucille Mundsr.
Miss Marburg disposed Of the matter
By saytns:
tho rsport that Miss Munder was
to marry Mr.. Fischer was q mistake.
I have bean engaged to him for . year,
although have not told my friends
about H."
The announcement Of Miss Marburg'i
engagement was made by her In q lot.
ter to . Baltimore newspaper. II was
. surprise to society In Baltimore and
In New York, as II had been announce ed
In the Maryland city by tho MundcI
family that Miss Mundsr and Fischer
were to BE- married in London or
Aug. 4
Miss Munder 10 = daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Munder Of No. 10 Yves,
Twenty-ninth street. baltimore. sh,
met Fischer while travelling In Europ,
with her aunt The engagement WI,
announced In the spring.
Several weeks ago. when Miss Nun.
der. accompanied by Miss Marburs
started for England. II was with tn,
avowed intention on Miss Munder'i
part OF becoming Mrs. Fischer. II |,
| now learned the two women did not g
| abroad At all. hut what caused tn,
change in their plans Il not known.
Miss Marburg's letter to the Bait
more paper read:
"wtil you kindly announce In to
morrow's issue my enga cement to Mr.
Frederick A. Fischer of Paris. France
Also state. please. that the marriag
will take place in New York City II
septcmber."
| 1t 10 reported from Baltimore that tn
Numbers refuse to discuss tho matte
and that they will not tell where Mis-
| Mundar now In.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
AUTOS BIG LIGHT
Brings D|SMAy TO
NYMPHS IN REVEl
Great Rays Fall Upon Girls
Dancing in Birthday Garb
at Bantam Lake.

WATERBURY,. Conn. Aug B.-Ssv-
erai confessions have soived the mys-
terry OF why. for the last Ave days, Q
score Of the prettiest summer girls Of
Litchneid have been going around with
scratched faces and arms. some Of them
hmpins and all looking much subdueA
~ was all due to the sugsestioa Of
one OF the most adventurous Of ~
girls She thought out q game Of
'Nymphs" When the other girls eager
~ asked for an explanation, shs whis-
pered the proposition TO all.
II was 10 A. N. on the day chossn.
IL was chosen because the night was
mooniesa They stole along In silent.
single nle. until they came to Q section
OF the bank OF Lake Bantam, hiAlsu
from the main road by rocks ed
bushes
Amid great gigsiing. there was Q gsn-
eral dsroons and the girls were clad
only In their classic outlines. Before
essaying the swim they had come Tor.
they carried out the nymph idsa In q
mad dance on the sands with CLAIMED
hands and flying hair and were shoutins
In glee when suddenly their Joyous crSou
turned to screams OF dismay.
Athwart their-wsli. their nsurse-
flashed q great shaft Of light, which
played and danced from their aoatins
hair to their flashing heels.
The light came from Q srsat, HIN.
powered lamp on an automo b.is TIA,
had crept silently and slowly down 70 n,
lake shore. Then the motor car stood
still. a. IL spellbound. but with the iisb,
dancing In widest animation.
Very wild animation took the sirls too
They went shriekinE. In all directions
making Wild and fr,ltisss grabs IN,
their clothing. They fell and scramhss<
over rocks and went burrowins int
bushes. And the rocks unssliAntl,
bruised and the naughty busheI
scratched and scratched.
With a vibrant honk. honk. houk. n.
motor car suddenly dashed away. hi
girls SAT and whimpered awhile, the1
painfully gathered up thstr olethina
dressed and silently stole hack b n,
hotel. Never will they b aympAl
again.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
NEW FIGHT BEGUN
TO FREE BRANDT,
SCH|FF VALET
Habeas Corpus Writ Issued on
Allegation That Rosalsky
Set Conviction Aside.

Pr.ATrsBURo. n. T.. Aus. IA writ
Of habsas corpus has been served on
Warden Kaiser Of Clinton Prison at
Dannsmora directing that Foulks d.
Brandt be produced before Supreme
Court Justice II. T. Keiiosg here
this afternoon at 0oioct. Brandt
u the former vaist Of Mortimer L
schin Of New York city. and IL ssrvfns
a thirty-ysAr term for burglary CON-
mitted at the Schiff homo
Tho writ was Issued BY Justice KELLOGG
at the request Of Attorney Mirabeau l.
Towns Of New York. Brandrs counsel
Brandt appealed to Gov. DIE last No.
vember to commute his sentence. but the
Governor declined 80 DO 90 and subss-
auent efforta on the part Of Brandts
counsel to secure his release brought
the case prominently before tho public
Brandt was released for a time last
winter on habeas corpus proceedings,
but was returned to ciinton prison from
New York early In June. lilo has since
been working In the cotton mill Of the
prison.
The Court OF Appeals later afirmed
the decision of tho Appellate Division
which ordered his return to prison.
Following the service OF the writ ha,
Warden Kaiser notified tho Stat,
Prison Department and the Attorney.
Generals office at Albany and tho Stat,
will be represented In the proceedings
probably by Deputy Attorney-uenera
Kellogg.
The petition for the writ alleges tina
The evening world., 1912-08-16
MISS GRAY WON'T
SAY CHAUFFEUR
ABDUCTED HER
Christmas, Jailed Over Auto,
Is Not to Be Charged by
Dragged Girl.

Since the arrest o. John Christmas,
who drove r.way In an automobile with
Edna Gray 4 week ago Tuesday from
the home OF her aunt. Mrs. John Gill;
martin, No. 19l Greene avenue. Brook
Ign, the SRI has declined to be seen.
Ncs WI her aunt further discuss the
mAttAs.
Tss 0Aass avenue police stated to-day
unA Miss Gray declines to make Z
SbasvU Against the prisoner OF drug
slns and abduction. Christmas has been
shargsd with grand larceny on account
Of ~ failure to return the machine
whicA he borrowed from his former en-.
pseyss. Solomon sesal, who IL in the
aute supply business at No. 1os Bedford
avonue
0ristmAs u married. but has been
living with his parents at No. s14 Jeffer'
80 avenue. He makes strenuous denia
a having abducted Miss Gray or Of
oonosliins her to remain with him fo'
he wesk she 10 said to have been In
M company.
He claims she went with him on th<
ride willingly and remained with MIN Of
her own voiitdon. In this he Is backed
u b. he proprietor Of the Belmon
I'm, near Jamaica, whore the couple
stayed. .--....
According to this authority the tive
stayed ct the Inn as man and wife ant
rsGlDtsrsd a. Mr.. and Mrs. John Christ
mas jr. Both were good singers ant
euksrtained themselves and other guesti
VIA their vocal powers. he says. 1t wa
onay whom Miss Gray saw the newspa
pssu containing the account Of her dis
ASSURANCE and her picture that sh,
became hystsrioal. hurriedly dressed ans
made . hasty dsparturShs asserts.
Tue parents Of Christmas are said u
be we'll to DO. II 20. they have svinces
no inclination to 70 to the young man
rsnssf. He was held for grand laroen!
In 1900 bail, In default Of which h
vae sent to the Raymond street jail.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
Moves to Step F1irtins.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. is.-sections
Of the boardwalk will be rased by order
Of william Bartlett Director Of Public
Safety. to remove fsvorits trystins
places Of persons who hirt. Director
Bartlett also will tear down pavilions
in certain parts Of the beach front and
portions Of the espianade at street ends.
This, he believes, will drive the fiirts TO
the boardwalk. where they can readily
be arrested by the police.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
LONDON STRIKERS FIGHT.
breakers Attacked on Dock Are
Rushed Away on Train.

London. Aug. ls.-Thres hundred
strike breaking dockworkers were
driven from tho Tilbury docks to-day
after q hot night with strike sympa-
thizers In which dozens were injured.
To save tho vanquiShed nNn-unionists
they were tumbled. -skelter
aboard n train which happened to be
waiting with steam up at Tilbury Sta.
ton and rushed to London.
Tho docks At Tilbury on the left
bank OF the Thames. Just opposite
Gravesend, are among the largest In
the world and strong efforts have been
made by tho employers to prevent work
on them to be interfered with by the
strike.
The strikers gathered 80 quickly tina,
police reinfdrcemsnts could not be
rushed to tho scene in time. and when
| they arrived tho night. waged with
clubs and stones. was over.
The evening world., 1912-08-16
sunh urn Blister Kills.

An infected blister. caused. It Is said.
BY sunburn. 10 believed to have caused
the death Of Winthrop Jordan. . sum
msr resident Of Bay Shore. l.. !. Blood
poison set In In his under lip after q
bad sunburn several days ago. lie was
q graduate OF Yale. 1896. and is sur
vived BY his parents and q wifa
The evening world., 1912-08-16
Duke Coasts Atop Breakers.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. ie-Duks p.
Kshanamoku. the young Hawaiian who
smashed the worlds swimming record
at the olympic games In Stockholm.
arrived here yesterday. He brought
with him two Of the surf riding boards
used by the Hawaiian. The City Com
mission forbids the use Of boards In the
ocean, but has granted him permission
TO employ the surf runners two hours
q day. Kahanamoku shoots to the
beach on a board atop huge oombsrs
Wh0e standing erect
The evening world., 1912-08-16

BERNE. Switzerland. Aug. IL Tho
nrst onicial welcome to thu 0ssmaa
emperor when he crosses the froa-
tier Sept. . to attend tho swiss Arm
manoeuvres will be extended b. ~
well known Socialist leader Herr
Blocher. who has been appointed 20
represent tho Federal President. TIE
Government ana the canton Of Baael.
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Legal Notices.

STATE OF GEORGIA-Fulton County.
Mrs, J. II. Pattilo filed equitable petition
Mrs. Annie Kruger. NJ. G. Boley. SUI
pertor Court. Setember Term, 1912.
No 26O44
To NJ. c. Boey Greeting.
BY order Of court YOU are hereby noti-
fed that on the 31st day of July. 1912
Mrs. J r. Pattillo filed equitable petitiona
against you and others for purpose Of
cancelling deed made by Charles Krue-
ger To Annie Kruger. and decd made by
land lot % Of the Fourteenth district, said
county, and for other purposes, TetuTnahle
to the September term. 1912, Of said court.
You are hereby required to he and appear
at the November term. 1872. Of said court.
20 he held on the first Monday i'm NOvem-
her. 1872. then and there To answer the
plaintiff complaint
Witness the Hon W H. Ellis, Judge "
said court, this August o. 1912.
ARNOLD BRGYLES, Clerk.
S-l2-33
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Personal.
ACME LETTER co.

NOTHING but frst-class work and
prompt service. When YOU are ready
for this kind of work. phone Ivy 1896
ACME LETTER COMPANY, Az Wesley
Memorial building. So 80
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Trains marked thus ~ run daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Other trains run daily Central time.
City Ticket Office. No. Peachtree St.
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WA>-TEp. : cung men 20 earn pharm-
aCv ,hjs fall. Demand for cur gradu-
ates exceeds supply Next session begins
October :. Southern College of Pharmacy
81 Iuckie street, Atlanta, Ca Sill
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Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

premier CARRIER OF THE SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
Ished only as information, and are not
guaranteed.
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Business Opportunities.

MAN to take charge milk depot in hust-
ing town near Atlanta. Win take $500
70 handle. For information apply Dairy
39-8-12
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Job Work.

VIE CAN SAVE you money on repair
work, shelving. tables and counters we
make them 10 order Roof repairing brick
work. vail Uniting painting and plaster
ing 62E 5. Forsyth street. Bell 1887;
Atlanta G0S7-M.
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Public Baggage and Transfer.

NJ. C. FURNITURE transfer; we pacl
and ship. Main 3657-J, A. 1919 4
Madison ave 3-12-
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For Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-To sell or exchange a Cole
make grist MILL S6-inch rock. for band
saw. Q, w. Prather, Hogansville, Ga.
STOLE
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STOP a Filburn hotel, heart Of city 1917
Walton street. If YOU want a clean. quiet
room; transient SOC. open all night
. "a
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Furnished Apartments For Rent

TWO or three connecting rooms with bat
for light housekeeping, suitable for
couples or business women. 345ia Peach
tree st. S-9-6
THREE beautiful rooms; modern COnven-
fences, separate entrance: north side,
best netghborhOOd no children. Ivy PAS.
S-S-41
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Automobiles.


FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-Maxwell
Special, five passenger. &C. horsepow er
touring car, fully equipped, electric light
ed. now tires will sell at bargain or
take in part payment small car; used four
months and in frst-Class order. r O.
Box 352, Marietta, Ga, S-1O-43
FOR SALE-MOdel X seven pa ssenger
White Steamer. in good running condi-
ton. equipped with brand-ne frst-class
tires all around. Price $3.50. Address Z.
NJ, Floyd, Pelham. Ga. S-10-46
ONE 50-horsepower Thomas roadster.
first S+75 offer will buy it, Auto. care
Georgian. 27-S-10
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FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, 25-horse-
power Maxwell IN fine condition
Owner. Box POI care Georgian S-6-19
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FREE MASSAGE. hair cuts. shaves.
shampOOs All barber work free. Clean
linen. Atlanta Barber College, 10 East
Mitchell 5-27-16
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COMMENCING aat 10 a m. Tuesday We
will offer to the highest bidder the en-
tire furnishings Of 79l West PeaChtree
furnishings bought less than year
ago Including complete early Eng
fish dining room suit, consists of buf-
fet, china cabinet, serving table din
ing table, chairs, several brass beds
mahogany and CirCassion walnut
dresSerS, ChiffOniers, library table and
three piece set, mahogany davenport
sectional bookcase, couch, hall mirror
and seat, ladies' writing desk box
couch, toilet sets, drophead machine
mahogany and Circassian walnut
rope pOrtieres and draperies four
piece French walnut bedroom suit
royal Wilton and Administer art
squares, rugs, china, bric-a- brac. hall
runners beautiful porch set, refrig-
orator. pictures, Turkish leather rock
ers; in fact, everything necessary to
furnish the most up-to-date home
owner has built and furnished this
home less than year and now leav-
ing the city and every article must go
at this sale. Do not miss this oppor-
tunity Of buying frst-class household
goods at your own price. Sale starts
promptly al 10 a. M, Tuesday. August
IL. open for inspection Monday.
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National Cash Register.

S25. $50 500 S75. 500. $3.50 and up to suit
your needs. Terms easy. Liberal ex-
change for cash registers in use Bell
phone wv 4l55, Atlanta 594
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
go North Broad Street. 1862
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Unfurnished Apartments Wanted.
Furnished Houses For Rent.

FOR RENT-Tsn-roOm completely fur
nished house. good north side location;
fine for large family, boarders or house
leeplng apartments. Immediate posses
sion for S15 until September: then S65
o." month. Gail Ivy 1891, S-l0-52
y ROOM boarding mouse Tor rent. part
~ furnished; party leaving the city; will
rent cheap, close in city. Cen Atlanta
phone 1900. 8-S-16
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Unfinished Houses Warted

WANTED Ky September u six to eight =
room house, gas connections for two
families on car line south side Main
HAL. 8---7
WANTED-To lease bungalow; must he
first-class, five to seven rooms; large
lot 9. Box 2O4 care Georgian 56~S-G
DO YOU want to change Jobs? Perhaps
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WANTED Position by reliable colored
man, willing to do most any Kind OF
work, can furnish references Address
- =, - Spencer street, city. 46-S-l2
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Borders Wanted.

152 WEST PEACHTREE-Plea fur
nished room in private modern home
Walking distance to business center.
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FOR SALE-High- class Laurens county
farm of 500 acres. Reasonable price and
easy terms. The finest farm lands in
Georgia are to be found in Laurens. w.
j. Gilbert, Dublin Ga S-9-22
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NANIEl)-- Position as an assistant book
keeper and collector with chances for
niououoh, by prominent young man. Can
IIqfhiSh good references if required J. NJ
II. I. .. Box 6Sl, Douglas, Ga 42-S-l2
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Motorcycles.

ALL MAKES $50 AND Tp-Largest mo-
torcycle dealers IN the South: exclusive
Southern distributors for Indian r,lyes o.
1-21-9
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.
Farms For Sale.

-(>~~1>l,~-~~,(~,(4~~-~>,>
l60-ACRE FARM, between city and Ros-
well. on Roswell road House and all
farm Improvements. Half in cultivation
and pasture Railroad station in 1000
feet. Price $45 an acre. VIII trade for
city property. Address r. c.. Box 2O4
care Georgian 35-8-12
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Trunks. Bags and Suitcases.


RETAILED AND REPAIRED
L'TT'G a WHITEH ALL
wv I y l iAIAI1 - STREET.
Bell Main 1875. Atlanta 1854