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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-03
MADELYN sHONE, IN
SONGS AND STORIES
AT THE MONTGOMERY

s,o ,3sl Jolly big girl, with songs and
sn2n with a laugh in every line Of
.5c57, and story, is at the Montgomery
-1"yalo. Tor the entire week. if YOU
lor'.. d suspicion of the blues or are
Messed r,,SSed from any cause. visit the
TT.,lsomHEy and laugh it away.
.r,... unusually interesting dramas.
[l,,...'.,' ,nl Bully .Kalem. and Ranch
AMY ~ L4Dln, will be shown Monday
the .al 'EEs"ay' Montgomery caters to
blsr NV hafd to please. II it's the
'.E' Montgomery has it, (AdytS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-03
Chamberlin= JohnsonDuBose Company
ATLANTA NEW YORK pAp1e"
And Still New Silks Are Coming in

The silk dresses you will for the Christmas estiv
ties may indeed, be new
We have seen to that for youby keeping new things
coming in all during the season.
When you come here you not asked to choose a
new dress from silks that have grown old with fall The
novelties as they brought in New York quickly find
their way to this stock
his is Just to tell you of of the late arrivals Now
is any woman planning dress going fail them
we hardly think So if give her any idea of what
she may expect from this bright fresh display.
New Charmeuse, 10 inches WIDE uous will find
just about any shade YOU will want this at $50 a yard
New Crepe Meteor 10 inches vide This exquisite in
the coongs wanted for evening and ward
New Brocaded Charmeuse 10 inches wide beautiful patterns
raj designs shades of copenhagen light blue gray
aupe and pink. In qualities $500 and 800
New More Charmeuse, WIDE coming into high favor
the MORE surface Besides the Neose
amber brown Copenhagen navy coral andbacl
yard
New Chlfons, with Velvet Brocade novelty
dorsenent OF Pas-shoWn first in Atlanta here They
VIDE IN taupe and black $1,000 yard With
on Vevets y inches wide in black and coors priced
and $3.50 yard
New Black Astrakan that many trimmings
or whole coats 1t is II inches vide at 500 yard,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-03

they are inhaled through the nostrils and
mouth. These vapors reach the affected
part Immediately insuring quick relief
no danger OF an upset stomach; no in
terforing with the digestive organs. The
treatment is entirely external
NiCls Group and Pneumonia Salye
comes in three sizes-25C, soc and ST.
~ druggists. Sample mailed on request.
WICK Chemical Company 125 Oak street.
greensboro, \. 9. (Advtl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-03
A Word to Christmas Shoppers
The Bazaar

Happy, helpful suggestions side
Truythe Bazaar should be and last those
in search of it will be- for things right and
ready here and good taste rules throughout.
There simple little remembranCeg presents
grand homes
Tables of 25c SOC and articles have been ar
ranged for the convenience of customers.
They centers of much INTEREST," they show novelties
in candle sticks, and pitchers plates ash
trays, pin trays, button boxes, etc
But the big general stocks the Bazaars charm
See the brasses and the quaint little services of
Oriental Room
See the really wonderful display of lamps and lamp
shades
See the Crystal ROOM with its choice glass
etched glass; plain and godenCrsted and wine
See the china gathered from the famous poeres
world
See the Sheffield plaein great elegant pieces for the
table and in little picture frames and jewel and powder boxes
for ones
See the bronze and marble statuaryusually reproduce
tions of world-fam pieces
And the nCkeware the chatting Dishes the coffee pots
the perColators, the electric coasters.
Christmas shoppers, visit the Bazaar.
Il. L. Il Ill II
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-03
POPULAR BREAD STORE
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
SINCE DAY OF OPENING.

d. Itlas' new bread and cake store.
a, ~ Peachtrec sueee-F'ive Points
mas shown 4 decided increase in bust
ness since the day Of opening. which
SHOWS that his efforts to give the best
OIL everything in the bread. cake and
pastry line are being appreciated. One
purchase at the now store will make
~" "a regular customer. because YOU
,.l me pest and purest bread. cake and
,2sv} To be had at prices charged for
.,rr, ,. products at other places. Philip
.n,t.lI pSon. the Boston expert, uses
p .eI cheap goods nor cheap labor
'.N-'L.-Jne best of everything. (AdvtD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-03
New Fur Trimmings

The for fur trimmings may be enjoyed by the
of Atlanta
Here the bands Of skunk possm imitation
mlneall the furs that i greatest favor just
Also just arrived gold silver Little narrow
bands and edges, and great wide bands Jewels
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
PAUL F,EvAL

do, Jonas, cogiendo los restos De mn
polio, Sc los di6 oler.
Y, oh prodigio Medoro, en- lu-
gar de incomodarse con el iorobado.
Sc echo tranquilamente a sus pies pa
ia r0er con delicia los tiernos huese-
cillos del ave.
Una general carcajada celebro esta
afortunada ingeniosa estratagema
de guerra. Glen voces exclamaron
la vezs
III Bravo, jorobado
III Anda con 6l, Medoro Anda
con ell gritaba mientras tanto el
gigantic.
Pero el cobarde Medoro lie habia
traicionado por los restos de la su-
culenta comida de Esopo II.
Ell gigantic Sc enfureci6 horrible
mente. Su paciencia hablase con
cluido y Sc dirigi6 hacia la perrera.
ri All, Jonas, pobre Jonas - grit0
el corro de los comerciantes.- Bue-
ma merienda vas a proporcionarle
jonas sali6 de su cuchitril Y Sc pu-
so frente Ballena, a quien miraba
sonriendo con desprecio. Ballena le
cogi6 por la nuca lie levant6 en- alto.
jonas reia siempre En- ell instante
en- que Cruel le iba arrojar terra,
el jorobado, apoyando los pies sobre
sobre las rodillas del coloso, dio un
salto de cato.
Nadie podfa explicarse como hizo
aquel movimiento tan rapido. Esopo
II dijo tranquilamente:
Soldado, pide perd6n; 81 no te
estrangulo.
III gigantic rugfa, bufaba y Sc re.
yolyfa en- el suelo como una bestia he.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
FL J0ROBAD0

o1oS cuanno hiraoa "a mi nIu1er enlu.
tada, a mi mujer, que es la viuda
de Neyers Pero que imaginaciones
ilace ya diecmneve amos ninguna
acusaci6n Sc ha dirigido contra mi.
\ pas6 la mano por la frente como
queriendo borrar una vision SOM
bria.
III Is igual !-concluy6.-Yo are
glare este, yo encontrar6 un culpable
siempre este negocio fdnebre en- la
siempr6 este negocio funebre Ell la
terra. Cuando Sc haya castigado al
snpuesto asesino de Nevers, yo po-
Dire dormir tranquilo.
Entire los papeles esparcidos sobre
su mesa, ca&Itodos escritos EN- ci-
fra, encontr6 uno que decia: iSa-
beis 81 la Princesa de Gonzaga cree a
su hija muerta 8 yiva?" Y debaio:
e Sab9is 81 el acta de nacimiento es.
IA en- sn poder2'' Para este era ne
cesario que asistiese al conseio. Da-
ria cien mil libras pof saber 81 ella
fiene e1 acta de nacimiento. 81 existe
siquiera. 81 existiese, yo la tendria
! J quien sabe = respondi6 arrastra-
do por nacientes esperanzas.
Quien sabel Las madres Sc pare
cen algo tambi6n d esas p5bres DO
hemias en- todos los niios que tie
nen la edad d. deben tener los suyos,
ven un hijo probable. No creo en-
ESQ que llaman la voz de la sangre,
no creo Ell la infabilidad de las ma
dres lQuien sabe Puede ser que
abra los brazos 4 mi gitana All,
que victoria entonces Fiestas, can
Clones, banquetes acciones de gra-
cias !, Hasta IN "Te Deum," 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03

La ciuda de Nevers.

Aunque racionalmente no pueda
suponerse que el suntuoso hotel de
Nevers hubiese sido edifcado con el
proposito de q. sirviera un dia para
bolsa Gle agiotistas, fuerza es confe-
sar que estaba maravillosamente dis
puesto para ell case. Sus tres facha-
das las GALES Quicampoix, Saint
Denis y Aubry-le-Boucher. propor-
clonaban tres entradas distintas c6.
modas. La primera sobre todo, valia
en- orc el peso Gle las piedras de gra.
INTO que formaban su artfstico por.
tai, Aquel mercado no era mueho
mas comodo que Ia calle Quincam.
pix, ordlnariamente enlodada y re.
pleta de espantosos chiribitiles don.
de Sc saqueaba Ia faltriquera / los
hombres de buena fe9 Los jardines
dc Gonzaga estaban evidentemente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03

rida Esopo II. vfendo que no pedia
graeia, apoy6 las manos sobre su gar
ganta. FL gigantic sac6 la lengua Sc
puso rojo Ell jorobado tenia
mGsculos vigorosos. Al cabo de al
gunos segundos, Ballena profiri6 I'm
juramento horrible y pidi6 perdon
con voz dGbil La muchodumbre
aplaudi6 al jorobado. Este aaoi6
sus manos que parecian tenazas, Sc
levant6 prestamente desputs de AFRO
jar una moneda de orc a los pies del
vencido, cogi6 sus plumas y su ear
peta y dijo:
II Vamos, senores, VA estoy listo
Y a vuestro servicio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03

querian SaIud q Ia heredera de Ne
verS
FL Principe Sc echo reir. Cuando
pudo contener la risa, anadi6;
-Luego, una Princesa como cual-
quiera otra mortal puede morir.
iMueren tantas jovencitas Duelo
general, oraci6n f1nebre por un ar
zoblspo. Y para mi una herencia
enorme que tendr6, truenos! bien
canada.
Las dos dieron en- aquel momento
en- ei reloj de Saint-Magloire. Era la
hora hJada para empezar el tribunal
de familia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03

Aurora de Caylus, viuda del Da-
que Gle Nevers Y esposa del Principe
Gle Gonzaga, estaba sentada en- un 81
Ion Gle ebano, como los muebles de
su oratorio. Lleyaba perpetuo Into,
que Sc extendia 4 cuanto la rodeaba
Su traJe modesto Y severe, Sc acomo-
daba La austera sencillez de su re
tlro. Era una estancia cuadrada GU
yos cuatro lienzos de pared ostenta-
ban en- su centro IN medallion pinta-
do por Eustaquio Lesueur con ese es-
tllo ascetico que marca la segunda
epoca de su vida artfstica. Las en-
sambladuras eran de MADEIRA de no
gal, pintada de negro y sin dorados
Los huecos de las puertas estaban
cnbiertos con tapices que represen-
taban asuntos religiosos. Entire las
dos ventanas de la habitaci6n habia
IN altar todo enlutado, como 81 en- 81
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Red me Nens, the live wire pspe'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
EDDIE MURPHY GETS
TERR|F |C DRUBB||VG
Packey Mcfarland Intlicts Sc
we're Punishment on ,Op-
ponent; Boston Boy Game.
sy International News Service.

BY International News Service
KENOSHA, Wds.. Dec. i6.-Packey
Mcfarland gave Eddie Murphy, the Bos
ton bull dog. a harder lacing in a sem
sational ten-round glove fight hero to-
night than he did at South Bend last
February and won by as comfortable a
margin as any boy who had not finished
his opponent
Before packed house that cheered
like mad the remarkable Mcfarland cut
loose with all he had I'm the tenth round
and dealt OUT punching that was so Sc
we're that II looked for minute AS
though the game Murphy would drop to
the mat for the count. wicked right
cross uppercut got the Boston boy I'm this
final period Then. To make it more,
Packey butted and opened cut over
the right eye that brought the blood in
a stream down Murphy's face.
eddie was pretty weak at this mo-
ment but he came through the storm
nicely and finished like the game little
Irishman ne always has been,
Murphy worried Mcfarland in but one
round-the sixth. He suddenly leaped
up after making defensive fight OF II
for five rounds He cut loose with a
right hand punch TO the chin that shook
up Packey, then pumped off a wicked
left hook that sent Mcfarland reeling
across the ring for several feet In fact,
Packey had TO put one. hand to the can
vass to keep from hitting the mat for n
real knockdown Murphy kept after the
stockyards boy In this round and won 1t
by big shade. in the fifth round he
held Packcv even. but in the others Nc
Farlands agGressiyeness earned him the
shade and the fight.
The fight was at catch weights with
Murphy having apparently a trifle the
better. Ed. Smith OF Chicago was the
referee. There was no official deci-
sion.
Pete Krust Of Chicago and Jimmy Welch
claimant of the English bantamweieht
title, fought ten good rounds at 10
pounds with honors even.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
JOCKEY FORSYTH IS
OFFENDER At JUAREZ
Gets Ten Days for Rough
Riding and Misbehavior;
Horses in Mixup.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
ri. PASO. Tex. Dec l6-At last the
boolmakcrs had break Only two Ia
voritcs won The remaining four were
held mt liberal prices with the excep-
ton Of oswald, which received quite a
strong support.
The Fifth race was the feature event
OF the day, but was upset by the rough
riding OF Jockey Forsyth on Charles
Goet which went out of his way TO
bother other horses as they turned into
the stretch. almost causing a bad mix
up. Fortunately none fell. Mmorioso
and Terms Trick, the choices, We're badly
interfered with. Jockey Forsyth was
given five days on the ground by the
a Hve-day suspension from Starter Cas-
s!dy for mlsbehaving at the post;
bid up from 5000 to $500 by G. a Arm
strong, but was retained by owner,
l.. w. Hicks
The summary:
First race, six iuriopgSmLgria,; e,s ,,, LOG q,
100 (Grothl. to /, third. Time, 1:l6,
sharper knight. Pretty Dale. Janus,
Loan Shark, Garden OF Allah and Luke
Second race. six turongs-sanel. lo5
(McDowelD. ID TO 1. Won; Odelia. los
Nurllngame). 10 TO !. second; Sea Cliff,
10 (W. w. Taylor), 4 to }, third Time.
1;1f 3-5. Clint Tucker Russell McGill
Rue and Godfather also ran,
Third race, six furlongs-Cantem, l1C
(HilD, to J. won: Orbed Lad, llS %.
NicoD. 10 to- ], second. Acumen, III (Ro-
sen), to |. third. Time. l:l3 20. Da-
vid Warfield. Fancy. Ben Greenleaf- Ara
gomez and Miss Korn also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongsz.oswald e..
40 (o'Brien). 2 TO I, won; Dorothy Led
eett. 1O5 (Dobbins), Q to ., second
TwlcEenham. 1l0 (Groth). . TO J, third
Time. li5 -. Sadie shapiro. ora Nc
Gee. John Patterson, IL Toro and Royal
Nettie H. alsO ran.
Fifth race. five and one half furlonGs-
Sir Alvescot, 100 Drcyer). 4 to 1, won
Mimorioso l0i (Buxton). 2S to :, second
Charles Goetz, l01 Gorsythel, TO ]
third Time. 1:0I 80, Bachelor Girl
Gold Finn. Napa Nick, Elizabeth Har-
wood. Terms Trick and Oakland also ran,
Sixth race. six furlongs-Ursula Emma
lo5 (Grothl. IL TO TO- won; Deerfoot, ~
(Rosen), Z 10 :, second. i,vran. lIC
Molesworth, TO l, third. Time
ia 3-5. Tallow Dip. Dazel c. Song OF
Rocks, Highland Chief and Doc Allen
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
COME TO THE RESCUE
Domestic Science Pupils Will
Serve Banquet for Heroes
of Football Field.

owing to The poor financial condition
OF the High School Athletic associa tion,
il looked as though the annual big foot .
ball banquet was all off. but the domestic
science girls have come TO the rescue
and have promised TO set the boys up a
feed" The girls have made a great
reputation recently by serving light
lunches TO visitors at the school, and
their proposal to supply the necessities of
banquet came as Il welcome surprise.
The banquet Will be elaborate af-
fair SURPRISING those OF past years, II
Is scheduled for Wednesday night The
menu VIII be prepared under the per-
sonal supervision of Miss Hull. instructor
in cooking Mt the school.
Those who will attend, I'm addition to
the members OF the football SQUAD, are:
Principal and Mrs. George \. Eaton, ID.
a. Callahan, DR., and Mrs. Arthur Muir
ply DR. and Mrs. w. ID Donoher. Coach
Richardson r.. 5. McNlecc. I. u. Travis.
Martha Wells and Martha Martlneau,
Short speeches Will be made by the diff
ferent geusts as well as by CAPTAIN OLE
son. Captain-eley Naylor and Manager
McCurdy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
UNIVERSITY TEAMS
MAY YET TAKE TRIPS
After Discussion,
Holds in Allegiance QueS-
ton of JauntS.

Tic plan Of tho University Of Utah
sending a baseball. basketball and track
teams To Colorado this season TO meet
the other conference teams, received
something Of a shock last evening. Fri
day night the athletic council met and
approved Coach Beuntons estimate OF
$500 as the amount necessary 10 carry
on athletics for the remainder or the
season. This included a trip for each
Of the named teams mentioned, and the
council seemed especially enthusiastic
over the plan.
At faculty meeting last night. how
ever. tho idea did not seem to take so
well The faculty maintained that ath-
lcticS arc only incidental to school work
and that when IL comes 10 taking Il stu
dent away from his work fer week at
time II is pretty serious affair
Then OF top of this. there are several
men who would make the trip with two
teams and one. at least, with all three,
Plainly this would mean 4 great sac
ritlce OF school time and the faculty was
uncertain as 10 whether or not permls-
sion would he given. The faculty de-
cidcd to let the matter stand In a5eN,
ance for a time, If the men arc AL well
up in their work and the trips come at
time when studies are not too press
Ing permission TO take the iaunt prob
ably will be granted.
Earl HolmStcad is "A star performer on
all three of the teams and a week !or
each one would mean three weeks alb
scncc from school for him. Ordinarily
this would be fatal to anyone who wished
To pass IN his studies and of course,
offers an objection to the plan The
two Romncys and Sutherland are has
kctball and baseball men, while Drick-
son Is a track and basketball man.
Here, therefore, are four men who would
lose two weeks each.
While Bennion Is trying 10 develop
winning teams, he also IS urging the
boys to study hard in order TO increase
the possibility OF making the trips.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
Will Make Palzer
Fauorite in Betting
On McCarty Fight
Hy lnlerna,Ional News servLce.

BY tnicrudllOn1l News SclNlSe'
LOS ANGELES. Dec. l6,-AcCording TO
Indications Al Palzer Is almost sure TO
be made flvorite over Luther McCarty
when betting opens or the New Year
day fight The same combination that
supported Flynn against McCarty' 1T de-
yelops. will play Palzcr right back, ana
fully as strongly. In an effort to recoup
their losses. The fact that Tom Jones
and Al WolGast are very strong admirers
OF l'alzer will probably have an inilqence
on the betting.
Palzcr showed more in the hours work
out yesterday than he did in all the other
days since starting training. Today he
did very little work at camp. boxing only
three rounds with MCCluskey
Luther McCarty has cut his vacation
short~-bc returned 10 town today. Man
ager Mccartney said he would start the
husky youngster In light workouts on
Thursday and by Sunday he should bc
In the height OF his training work. Nc
Cartys right hand llnuckles, which he
bruised on Flynn's head, have healed and
the hand is in good shape, Walter Mona
han, "Bull" Young and Howard Sloane
will he McCartys training assistants,
IL is probable that Al McCluskcy,
Palzers chief sparriug partner, and Wal
ter Monahan from McCarty'S camp, VIII
be matched as a preliminary to the big
fight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
MEDICS BEAT LAWYERS
AT BASKETBALL, 22-2O

The university medical students yes
terday won the annual Basketball game
from the law students by the close score
of 22 to 90. II was thought that the
medics would simply swamp the laws. as
they were much more experienced. hut
the latter hung on like glue and by eN-
erting all there was in them every minute
managed to keep the medics In constant
danger all the time
For the medcs. Skidmore at guard
played the better game. He was one OF
the best men in the class series and will
probably make varsity letter this year.
Less Paul at center also played a good
game although Dilman the law cen
ter, was rough and outplaved Paul n lit
tie. Bcal played good game for the
law stude He was at guard for the
freshles and was one of the best in
the class series.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
ALL WESTERN LEAGUE
UjMPIRES RELEASED

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec l6.-Norris L.
cTipD O'Neiil president OF the West
ern Baseball league. arrived In Lincoln
today to testify in the federal court in
defense OF suit flied against the or
sanization by Guy W. Green. former
owner Of tile Lincoln franchise. Green
is suing for balance of several hun
dred dollars which ne alleges was in
the treasury OF the Lincoln CLUB when
he sold out in 1909 and which he al
leges was 10 have been divided among
son.
President o Nell today confirmed the
statement that the club owners had
voted TO release all umpires OF the 1872
staff. but said thus far he had not en-
gagged q single new umpire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
WEIGH DEFENDS TITLE;
AFTER WILLIE RITCHlE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune
LONDON, Dec. 1o.-Fredde Welch.
who last month won the lightweight
championship of England from Matt
Wells. successfully defended the title
against Champion Mehegan of Australia
here today. The fight went the full
twenty rounds. Wech winning on points.
The men fought for n $4,000 purse
Welch was by far the cleverer and his
ring generalship more than offset Me-
fight constantly at close range. but Welch
elected 10 box his opponent. Mehcgan
did not reach Welch with solid blows
half a dozen times during the twenty
rounds
Welch declared after his victory that
he intended to sail for America directly,
He plans to force lightweight cham
plon Willie Richie into a return match
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
CHANCE CANNOT MEET
FARRELL AT PRESENT

NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-Negotiations
FOR the ncaScment of Frank Chance as
manager OF the New York Americans
was further delayed today when a mes
sage was received from Chance saying
that he would be unable TO meet Frank
Farrell, the owner OF the team, in Chi
cago OF Thursday.
Farrell had suggested a meeting on
that date and was arranging TO leave for
Chicago Wednesday. but Chances tele-
gram from Los Angeles said he would
be unable TO leave California at present
Farrell " trying 10 arrange for a later
conference.
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