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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
HE'S A QUEER ONE

TACOMA. Avg. fes--Bscause
are hensliisseo hir- In tire eyes
% nis neiphoors. Wrs. J. y.
naitoek. married - South
srieics. Ena. SIX years a1o. ls
seeking divorce from MS wife,
Nary, N Tacoma. IN letter.
Mrs. saiioSs says are kss not
receives cert from her hYs-
eanc fer more thar five yesrs.
Trey have cne ehiio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
GREAT NORTHERN AND
STONE WEBSTER MAN IS
SELECTED FOR BENCH
Appointment VIII Be Sent to Senate for Confirmation
Big Protest Meeting Is Planned Here-Tele-
gram Sent to Senator Poindexter
(ny Url,ee prs.s L.sseo wI.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. is.-Clin,on w. Howard of Bel
today appointed United States Judge for the
en district Of Washington Cornelius
OF Seattle Haniord resigned while subcommittee Of the
house judiciary committee Seattle investigating charges
gainst him
The appointment now the for confirmation
Howard the chief corporation attorney BeIingharn
lie is counsel Tor the Great Northern Railway company
Sione-N ebster traction interests the Belngham Bay I'M
pfpNcnent To- and other corporations He Of the
character witnesses who testified Of Judge Hanord
ne recent impeachment hearing BY the congressional commit
Zee ~ Seattle Howard also president OF the reactionary
State r ASSOCIATION year ago In has work for the corpora
tons Howard has only been their legal counsel in courts
but also has been their chief lobbyist before legislature and
the city council ~ Beingham.
PROTEST WIRED TO POINDExTER
William Bggar OF Beiingham. candidate Tor congress
on the progressive party ticket this morning wired senator
Poindexer % the effect that Howard appointment
outrageous Insult the people OF this and ought
not 70 be confirmed by the under any circumstances
howard has always opposed the will Of the people He
has always sought special privileges. said Biggar
PLAN PROTEST MEETING.
Seattle pEogressves equally aroused Plans
discussed this afternoon for protest
against the confirmation Of Howzrds appointment by
senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
ALICIA SAILS THE MILKY WAY;
HAIR-LIPPED LOVER WAITS
az FREo 4. noALr

Cf FNEO h. nQAkN
Liss<n 70 Alicia psae~ssy Van
pyse. seroaaut.
cnce vest rnnany with =
yeusa rtsn ~no ~sntsa 70 usarfy
ne sse As fine youue mar.
iiks hifs. But ne hsn enc fault ~
nas hzar4lp. .cnoose- ne SAID
n~s~een raasrimony ard hct-al'
nslincra.' ! thcugfs q TIRE hairAig
ara 90 net choose rstf8mony. 4
saii ~sis for yea ne said fse .,
sslif ~sstirp-
Nias Wan oyke. ~ ERE ace e "
hss s.lrspssc eternal trs;ha shr
sne~s he@ tire aeds fee.
Wears 4gc hrr father. John Var
fgy&es af 6s~orwetown. was bal
ioantsf amd ga The fairs Hs
so1Fed ths snpyFnan hlae IN pinl
tights hnd KISSED be hand to ths
Reeteae psotding Ia The dast on t1f
eaFfA hetow
Thasn be married. and babies
cAaae and Mra NMa Dghe said
Fnx fhe cAildrrn'k sake yoa mus
So" - ~@t't
Then Fs Turnsd Painter
se Wan Dyke snrnse heuse eaini
e.. ne nessr cot higher than sne
roeft sts fsi, liss era~iirs
~oTf~.
Years psssed Alicia. are eldest
chl4e. ers~ 20 yeara ~onaanhooc
Bstisonsne s~as ~ her bsceo. shs
eosf1 ret ~lfhstarc ire caii 81 shs
VASTLY neiphsa. she lure q ilraltless
ssx<e.
So r1r away With earuital
cous paay. Eln6e aacenAsonH. aad
cManr hosne and tcid her pArvntk
Mosaer sept Fafher preferdet
concerB. but wAe secfetlg delighted
1fhs girls heart. ke said. i
sci ga osinE a baa.o-snist ses
neses zae--fziy STR nkta Ana eAPe5
ie~es4
Hsek &c Old Care
- 1uhn Van Dgke. whose hair 4
wrsa. went back 20 the Old game
We b0axht 3 hog air BALBOA sat
nraNy ke made aaaf foot asceu
sio9 frusa Gcorwetoan YESTERDAY
Afpsa mAde nsr le'cAi deons from 4
t@f1et seS On -" =
A ths aofnent q letting ~. ons
'of tAe npftxni Poles = nish hs'sH ~
tsas e place. giAhs aasa = I've ln.s'
hnM fE tae cicih AtleAAs ciansiA2
20 sae trApcFe- went W ~l'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
POLICE TRY TO NAB SAM
SCHEPPS. NOTED GANGSTER

eliminating facts against them
wera arrested
With the arrival here Of Schepps.
Whitman SAYS that he Is now
ready 20 90 on with the trial OF
Police Lieut.. Chas. Recker. A con
fession from Schepps. he says viii
make complete his chain cf eyi-
dence against Becker and other %
lice officials. Becker continues TO
maintain a defiant attitude and has
asked Judge Grain for permission
TO inspect the evidence against him
already presented 70 the grand
Jury. Judge Grain viii consider
Becker's request tomorrow.
Becker. who is alleged 10 have
given money 10 Sohepps ~ pay the
gangsters who murdered Rosenthal.
viii formally plead to a charge Of
murder Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

tHr tnifed fre~s tre-Sa NArrf
NEW YORK. Aug. ts.--Me, By
score Of policemen who cersnded
that tire prisoner be surrencerec 70
them, District Attorney chaH 5.
Whitman ard his assistant. Robert
Rubin. arrived here shortly before
neon to-day with Sam sehepps. who
~as arrested IN Hot Springs. ARK.
~aesec here IN eonneetion with the
murder of Gambler Herman Rosen-
thai. Whitman held back the DO
lice, ard. rushing sehepps through
tire station. hurried niwi 10 the
West SIDE prison In tsxleae-
Later IN the day the district A..
Jersey Issued re6-hot statement
bitterly deDouncinE the police for
butting IN and declaring that they
oniy manifested interest in the
case when men liable 10 divulge In
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TEACHERS In
POLICE COURT

A large crowd az school teachers.
male and female. under the leader
ship OF Prof. Fagin. attended police
coxrt this morning. They have
been attending the summer normal
az the Cascade school and came 70
get a little insight into human ma
sure for their research work in psy-
chology. X is understood that
many interesting data were OBJ
tafrAd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
PINCHOT TO
LEAD FIGHT

WASHINGTON. Aug is-Gge
ford Pinchos. former head az the
bureau of forestry, today has com
pleied plans for leading the pro-
gressive party's campaign against
the republicans and democrats 90
the conservation issue He has
prepared pamphlets which are be-
ing sent out. showing that the na-
tionai conservation policy 40
preached by Col. Roosevelt ana
practiced by Pinchos would he in
serious danger II either Gov. VII
son or President TAR should be
elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
(F|CER KILLS
||H|[OREN AND
| SHOOTS WIFE
y. He Sets Fire TO Home
- Burns Up Bcdies-
1;fe Is Rescued.
Vsunded Tells Her
slssy.

r.s~x rr~-- s~ss~a wAreN
sssrpoyRNE. Ens~ ASs- ~
..1>es have aeen rsc1sefee
- ruins ~ . nssase ~hesr
- Are herr teesy ~ Cast
-. ns~ray e. tne Gc-cer rs>-
.-ss-. ssser sneotine arc Killers
/ Z - snsi1rer sn5 w's9r1ins 80
Ywo a TIE esseses are sAsse
I ~ Msrrsy shaAe~n- a snarc
~ - ! ~c~-a- hsVe res ices
,>S,ed Anes>er ccrpse 70
- - Be elsher N1rrzy - .
- q his heizAt sa1 weight
= Nwrss 40 wAs rescos-a.
.,.Ssa declared thai she eie Ees
,rr q ANY ons else being h TIE
- .e.ns wAo rested the 6weai
Y scsuver. stated thar TIE hmi g
"a been is4sed 70 k1chAra
~, IA Anerieas. who cocaT &c
10 hss xife ard cAl4 ~ tae
- expired toaAy. An& had zex
e r-pexess b. MArkie TIE nEszs
~.st ,ha kcmse 70 the MNrrAFt
xperisy
Ttew inte Frcrsy.
~ vurrzy declared thrhf a. :
|sr<i ,tfs nsnrnsax her h1sh1zsa
~ ir,c 4 frenrs and se,Of tne ensk
/ = ana herssif 4 nQse vas faassa
4 rkIct Nurras declared he wsz
rnre ara ln1enaed 70 flli Aa weo
~ d<pe1Asnt npcx hsrn- The 80
y be,l@rx thas Mwrxnx sscaF-e1
y .hat sbe ckzrred eo6y is thsAt 81
1xkp
cax Nurrzy's leftsr. rticA esss'z
= ncsise for he frsz1e. rezes
! - hcceEeszsy rusa<s snc -sss
y As rsxsor kisled ell tsess oe-
nu1Ins On -se. shoGie hse ~ =
I : y = buried n ere grave essS
kVtn m>."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
GET $7,5OO,OOO

fBr Ialsr6 Pres. Leased t-irel
BOSTON. Aug is.--The Alaska
Cold Mlnes Co. has been bought
out By Hayden. Stone 4 Co. Of this
city. for a consideration OF 7.5oo.- ?
600. The company ~iii acquire the
oontroi OF the Alaska Gastineau
Mining Co. most Of the capital Of
which viii be placed In the treas
uyy Of the Alaska Gold Mines Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
LEAPS FROM TRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Christ An
na. who was being taken from Sc
aftle. Wash. 70 New York. 20 be
deported. ieaped out Of a train a.
Oregon. III. yesterday. Chicago
police are asked 70 help locate him
Anna had been convicted Of white
shaving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

SIR THOMAS COMING

tBy 4 allied Press f-rascd Mircl
LONDON. Aug is.-Sir Thomas
Lip,oa viii visit America next fall
TO arrange for another attempt 70
win Americas cup IN an interna-
tinnal yacht race. according 20 an
nouncemenf made here today.
Sir Thomas has arranged to sail
from England Ia September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
|(OUPLE KILLED
] BY AUTOMOBILE

~ tpate4 Press 1NNer1 H~
FETAl.UMA- Cal. AuE is--
~ susousohziH fzrranE tnrzss
- lo6sy . mile from se-e-
II nDnet N4e1n and hts VIE.
r,>f 70 be frorn san Frzzeaseo.
~ ~ vf<tsrs a . f&tsi aeac1-
~ m. Mzs1a was tastznfiF
y saa her hushand so ha6ly ~
1 fAxs II IL feared he eAnnns
~ p1kf1 n3xht
~ cpu5se we're fcGrd y .
o>kkmzn. who sifk TIE ai6 & tsc
11nps. brought fhera 10 TIE ctty
acps declared Mrs. Nasrsa kae
* Instantly. hsr keasT e~aHE
|fshed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
ABOLISH COURT
OF COMMERCE

fBr rxff~S Pres. L~ss~< Nfrb
WASHINGTON. bvs. fss-Ihs
ssnz.e tocxy passed tire rev bud
oes s3Il.- containing pro<ision
ssolishirg tire court os commerce.
BY a ycse q IS 20 a.. the ossrnan
sn,ercnaenf eliminating the spprc-
pria.ion fer tire eommeree eosrt
~ss sApted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
MISSING TRUNK CONTAINS SMALL
FORTUNE FOR 2 LITTLE CHILDREN

soe~hsrs " Seattle ssrtsn the pspss
Kart eyed sne y saai co
Befttn tnsrrb grandmother -
rissins II ~ss loss ~ ss~es go. tse
hospital rhe mother nad
sbscs the fsnsr vent sen sna oe ss
July =
n h sene sne essppesrsc ne vas no, osee
h 20 tire respfta
esSeren Seattle chsrsns home sSt they ~
i've with ve<ie Mrs Anna Dow
-. ,.ro. q tne chl6ren rssrsus trying TO fne
erurk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

81 the otaeF oAy
bore on he Mosa
the Tc-s steamship docks 70 80 ro
she Aas ran esoe-1he
~1~fnz a Ct ~azAp@ho4sed~ and Interviewed
The snApp%d TIE ArcoIpAnshs pA
-. -.
rorravs highy rney bred cest
anc
her, Mrs. Aorsaa 49,
occcffe1 ss~
vears deash of MorEans Nrst wtfe
TIE eldest Ac-kA
Fgerh II snsserBee babies AaheA ana
E3e3rur
ne p Sr- ~ho vas born in 1857 e
crs~ IN 1850 aad has foar
gane szd H%nry
5a Morsza hnd q TIE eissr MorSAn ,nd sa
Wm Hamilton ana ha@ i've
Alexander and Ei1Ateth
spans daHghter Of the MoF1ans vas
the child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
2 CLAIM HIM
FOR HUSBAND

BALTIMORE. Aux. is---Eaen
claiming George ?. shepherd Of
Cumberland. Nd, a. husband,
Emma Stewart and Mary compen
held a conference here today. One
of the women then started for f.oe
Angeles. where Shepherd ~ now Ia
custody, 70 fiie Digamy charges
against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
FEAR BANDIT

IAN DIEGO, AnR. fs.--Tshe
s1'eaz bandit. Toto. who has al.
1Aec az unenviAbie record -
zase Of his depredztiOns along the
xesr duTsng the last year. il re
M'ed 70 be in the field again
s'o<s The Mexican line. near this
1'hs5. with hand q Is ceaper2-
M Tobo il sid 20 have CON
1''ed several murders along the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

WASHINGTON. Aus. ls.-secre-
tary Of the interior Walter l. F1sh-
e. announced today that be expects
20 start for Honolulu next Sunday
personally 70 Investigate affairs
connected with the territorial gov.
ernment Of Hawaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
SELECTING NAMES FOR oUADRuPLETS

BOSTON, Aug I9.Seleotng suitable names Tor the IL
davs old Seeey quadruplets the question which today
occupied the minds OF Papa and Mamma Seeley Already
The parents have been deged with suggestions regarding
The naming OF the quads Physicians and attendants are
becoming convinced that the championship giries are go
ing to upset all precedent and possibly live to vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

Arnfftra las TOR
people have cone
10 think indeed
ih2s J. Ferpoot
Morsa n 10 q
vie o er OF
reArs and years
ssArcinK
But b. IL not
ThNrW ~ q Mrs
J. PAerpont
" orgAn nnd
she 10 une % the
t<ss relieved
wcuen IN the
World TO those
uh0 kn0w Der
t b csc few
no an be
coantsd On leEs
than al re I'm
gers % her slin
knntz
Mr. Norr1n
Ia NOT B Wcn
an 81 the hone
surely ana Him
ply Sne Goes
not care for for
mAl sctety NAc
does not care
for exffnsffe
frMvriinr anc
she does NOT
care a. me~t the
great cf IN e
earth. sueh -
her ixmous bus
bana. hobnch
biuK sita kinEk.
cardinals an 4
Ia NJ I q rfe&
49, - A..
sired.
A %'as
eefi<nt snf' sA'i
% I'D. ,.
muff1s & -
F~aws.a.tsa 49, 4m So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
WEATHER FORECAST

. Pair tonight. Tuesday fair :
. ard warmer light variable .
. winds. mostly westerly. TEN .
. perafUre At noon, s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
PLAN PROTEST MEETING.
"FLATTEN TIGHT DRESSES AND THE
PEEKABOOS WITH STEAMROLLER"

CHICAGO lev
skirt ard eyenro~ eaacAne
Iris tire rrccmrencstion
senaenes~ that viii eces
In starting
aeerzss the tsh thin il
premises 70 fhs f9ht eoansry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

Stranger-Can you tell me
where win find your bureau Of
vital statistics,
Farmer Brown kin give you
the village dressmaker's address.
She knows the age Of every woman
in town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19
CLINTON HOWARD, CORPORATION ATTORNEY,
| is NAMED BY TAFT TO SUCCEED HANFORD
WIFE OF AMERICAS MOST HATED
MAN Is QUIET GRANDMA MORGAN

NEW YORK Aag is-The "rscAes; man IN
IA wife a qnbes. unoewnsive that spcst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

The cub reporter performs fer
,Ar amusement Of Star readers
,cssy. Hell BE a regular enter
ts,n<r hereafter o. page =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-19

They can be smashed" easily
by girls who use jiu Jitsu Read
the first lesson today on page 8.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Society Welcomes
Sir thomas to
Atlanta

Sir Thomas Upton is receiving a cor
dial welcome in Atlanta. several bril-
liant affairs having been planned for
the short time he is in the city. Colo
mel Willis Raglan gives the largest Of
these affairs, a reception for 500 guests,
from 4 to 6 O'clock this afternoon at
the Capital City club the host being as
sisted In receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Marshall Slaton, Mr. and Mrs.
John W Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Keats Speed, MIR.
and Mrs. Clark Howell, Judge and Mrs.
William T. Newman, Judge and Mrs.
Don Pardee, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fos-
ter Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Co.
hen, Captain and Mrs Henry Bank
head, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Jackson.
Mrs. Albert Z. Thornton and Miss Isma
Dooly.
The receiving party stood before a
bank Of palms. Smilax formed a mural
decoration, and palms were grouped in
the corners of the room, vases Of pink
roses being placed on pedestals through
Hout the apartments
A group Of charming girls, including
Misses Katherine Ellis, Harriet Cal
houu, Marjorie Brown, Sarah Rawson,
Kathryn Gordon, Annie Lee Mckenzie,
Mary Helen Moody, Anne Orme and
Martha Phinizy, of Athens, presided
over, the tee sable in the reception room.
This evening the distinguished visi-
tor will be honor guest at dinner
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Slaton give,
covers to be laid for twelve at table
deliberately decorated in American
Beauty roses and lilies of the valley.
The dinner party at which Colonel
Raglan will entertain tomorrow in honor
Of Sir Thomas will assemble 20 guests.
The dinner Will be given at Colonel
Ragan's home on Peachtree street, and
the guests will include Mrs. Albert e.
Thornton, Misses Anne Orme, Harriet
Calhoun Martha Phinizy, Katherine Ell
lis, Margaret Hawkins, Marjorie Brown,
Passie May Ottley, Esther Smith, Helen
Payne, Colonel Neill, of London. and
Messrs. Joseph Brown Connally. Marion
Smith, Henry Newman, Walter T. Col
quit, w. f. Newman, James Raglan and
Ralph Raglan.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant give a buffet supper, in honor Of
Sir Thomas Upton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
For Miss SpaIdina.

Sixteen young girls were guests of
Miss Elizabeth Spalding, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Spald-
ing, at a bridge party this afternoon.
The party was given at the Piedmont
Driving club and the tables were placed
in the New York room. The score
cards were hand painted in girls heads.
and the prizes included dainty bou-
doir cap for top score. and a picture for
second prize. A souvenir for each guest
there was French nosegay. Dainty
refreshments were served on the card
tables at the close OF the game.
Miss Spalding's aunt, Mrs. Clarence
May chaperoned the guests. who were
Misses Elizabeth Hawkins, Katherine
Law May Crichton, Margaret McCarty,
Grace Bloodworth. Carrie Blount. Hazel
Ware. Marian Dunson, Dorothy Dillon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Holiday Tea.

A wealth of red berried holly formed
the decorations at the home OF Mrs. A.
w. Falkinburg in West End yesterday
afternoon, when Mrs. Falkinburg and
Mrs. Joseph Lucius Singer entertained
at tea. Christmas bells and wreaths
added to the decorations and the tea
table had for centerpiece a cut glass
vase of red roses, with all minor details
in red and green.
Mrs Leon Singer, Mrs. DUPONT Nc
Phail and Mrs. Furlong presided over
the tea table. Little Margaret Thorn
ton, who received the cards of the call
ers, wore white lingerie with red rib
bons. Pretty toilets were worn by the
hostesses and members of the receiving
party who were Mesdames Thomas
Body, c. P, Slough Jerome Jones and
II. H. Holbrook, and Misses Louise
Johnson, Ethleen Stewart Louise
Loomis and Ruth Cox.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
FUTURE EVENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Maddox s
dinner party on Saturday evening viii
be a brilliant affair, with covers laid
for "a guests. The special guests OF
honor will be the members Of the gov
erning board Of the Capital City club
and their wives
Miss Helen Elizabeth Wilson enter
taIns Friday evening, December 10, at
her home on Capitol avenue, IS guests
being invited.
The dance to be given this evening at
Fort Mcpherson will be attended by
many young people from the city.
Mrs. Hinton j. Baker and little son.
Archibald, Of Augusta. will spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. NJ. Robertson.
Mrs. Don Pardee entertains dinner
party this evening in honor of Miss
Margaret Hawkins, her guests to be
Misses Esther Smith and Katherine Ell
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
OF COURSE YOU WANT
THE BEST ZAKAS
HAS IT

Don't do as the meat inspector did
with the sausage, eat it as test and
send for the doctor. Go to d. Zakas'
store, 80 Peachtree street-Five Points
for cake, bread, buns, rolls. cookies
and pastry that you know are good and
pure. You will be pleased. your family
VIII be pleased, and the doctor-he
loses. The only chance he has to win
Is when YOU eat too much of the de-
hcious products OF this bakery. (Advtl }
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
BRASS
COStumerS

NJ axe the ap-
preciated arts
tic present. We
have a dozen
styles in bright
and dull brass.
Some at $1,000,
others up to
$500. The very
handsomest or
namental use
full article you
will find for a
| Christmas pres
ent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

Our
FREE
This coupled with extremely low prices
should
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

Our line of Book Cases and
Combination Book Cases and
Desks, and Desk Tables is COM
plete. Sectional Book Cases i'll
Oak, Birch, Mahogany finished
and solid Mahogany. We have
Book Cases in one, two and
three sections.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Mrs. Strings Tea.

Mrs. Alex W. Stirling and Miss Janet
Stirling entertained so guests at an
informal tea this afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. tombstone Stirling. Of London,
England, who, with her husband Cap
tain Stirling, and Miss Jeanne Stirling,
Of Edinburgh, are the house guests Of
Mrs. Stirling The tea was given in the
palm room Of the Georgian Terrace.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
WEDDINGS
Cumming cist.

Miss Inez Cumming, of Columbus, Ga,
and Mr.. George G. Grist, of Atlanta,
We're quietly married at noon, December
q in Columbus. The bride wore a
travelling costume Of dark brown, with
hat to match.
After December % Mr.. Grist and his
pride will be at home with the bride
grooms mother, Mrs. Leila Grist Hen
derson, al 261 Forrest avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

lis, Mr. and Mrs John Rudolph THE
son and Messrs. Henry Newman, Ed
ward King. Dan MacDougall, James
Raglan and Saunders Jones.
Mrs. p. c. Terault, of Rome, is the
guest Of Her mother, Mrs. A. NJ Reid,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

for few days She will return to
Atlanta for the holidays
Miss Mary Barnett, of Rome. is the
guest of Miss Inez Reid, who is con-
valescent after an illness of some
length
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

Helen McCarty, Dorothy Traylor Caro-
lyn clarendon, Mary Stewart Mary
Howard, Annie Winship Bates, Marian
Neal and Van Spalding.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-02-22
In Pitch Darkness In Which
The Team Of Mr.. BOwIeS
Is Drowned.
WENT OVER BANK AT LAKE
Strenuous Experience of Two
Well Known CrOftOn
Business Men.

w. E. Keith and David E. Bowles
happened to an exciting experience
Tuesday night while returning from
this city to their home in Crofton.
About eleven o'clock at night, the
night being rainy and dark, they
drove their horses against a wire
that was hanging in the road, which
caused the team to run away. The
buggy was turned over and the
occupants thrown out, but not in
jured. The horses continued to run
and went over the high cmbankment
one mile this side of Crofton, and
fell into the newly formed lake by
the roadside, made by the L & N.
Railroad. Both horses were drown
ed. Messrs. Keith and Bowles went
on into Crofton, thinking the team
had returned to Crofton. They be-
longed to Mr.. q. C. Bowles, the
liver man. and were worth about
$500. They were not found until
yesterday morning.