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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-21

! tunily used With xafschiuvaus results.
On tbs othsrs hand. In three cases IN
| municipalities On tho Pacific coast
which have come 70 mr. knowssdgs 1t
was ussd with excellent results. ]
believe II should be- generally pro.
vided, but with such restrictions as
will make 1t available only when there
IL = widespread and genuine public
feeling smona q ma3sgfty OF ths
voters.
There remains the question of the
rscali Of Judges. One OF the abiest
1urists in the United States. q veteran
In service to the people. recently wrote
ma ~ follows on this subjects
There are two causes Of the agi.
tation tor the recall A. applied to
judges. First, the administration OF
justice has withdrawn from life and
become artificial and technical. The
recall Is not 80 much a recall Of judges
from Office IS 1t is q recall of the adj
ministrstion of Justice back to life, SO
that 1t shall become, as 1t ought to
be, the most efficient OF all agencies
for making this earth q better place to
1--we In. Judges have set their rules
above life. Like the Pharisees Of old,
they said, The people be Rccursed,
they know~not the law THAT Is our
'rule3. Courts have repeatedly defeat
ed the aroused moral sentiment OF !
whole commonwealth. Take the ex-
ample of the st. Louis boodlers. Their
guilt was plain, and in the main con-
fessed. The whole stats was aroused
and outraged. BY an instinct that
goes to tbs very foundation OF all So
cinl order thcy demanded that the
guilty be punished The boodlers
were convicted. but the supreme court
of Missouri. never questioning their
guilt. set their conviction aside upon
purely technical grounds. The same
thing occurred In California. 1t is to
recall the administration Of justice
back from such practices that the re-
cent agitation has arisen.
Second, by the abuse u the power
TO declare laws unconstitutional the
courts have become : lawmaking, In
staAd OF = law-snforeing. agency.
Here again the settled WILL OF so
eiety to oorrest confessed evils has
been st 1t aausht by those who
place metaphysics above life. II IL
the courts, not the constitutions. that
are at fault. It IL only BY the process
which James Russell Lowell. when
answering tho critics Of Lincoln.
cAiled 'pettifogxtng the constitution.
that constitutions which were de-
signed to protect society can thus be
made to defeat the oomnaou good.
Here again the recall Ia q recall OF
the administration of Justice back
from aeadsmical reftnsments to social
service"
There Ia one kind OF recall In
which | very earnestly believe, and
the immediate adoption of which. /
urge. There are sound reasons for
being cautious about the recall Of 4
good Judge who has rendered an uns
wise and improper decision. Every
public servant, no matter bow valuar
BILE. and not emitting Washington or
Lincoln or Marshall, at times makes
mistakes. Therefore we should be
cautious about recalling the Judge,
and we should be cautious about In
tsrfsring In any way with the 5udEs In
decisions which he makes In the crdl-
nary course an between individuals.
But when 4 Judge decides q constitu-
tional question. when he decides what
&E- vn-rf& a ~ a whole Nryf N- N17n0f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-21

Heavy snewstorm Stops Traffic.
Dallas Tex, Feb. 21.--Trains were
stalled in northwest Texas for many
hours by one Of the heaviest
storms In years. Drifts six feet deep
are reported In the Texas Panhandle
At Amarillo, Tex, street cars are stop
ped. Dalhart schools ere closed today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-21
Weather rorsoset.

Rain or SNOW today and probably to.
morrow; colder Thursday; northeastern
" winds, becoming high In southern
portion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-21

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-26

which were two black robed
women. One sat with her feet
braced against the dashboard,
holding the lines with the deter
mined clutch of one who ex-
poets death and is prepared to
meet it halfway. The other
stood, like an avenging angel, fac
ing the car, a hand encased in
black cotton glove raised threat
eningly, while her voice rose
shrilly above the chug-chug of
the machine: 'You dasn't come
on when l hold up my hand
I'll have the law on you"
King groaned and slackened
speed. Marian laughed hysteric-
ally. Only the old gray mare
seemed unconcerned, as she turn
ed her soft eyes, guiltless of
binders, from the occupants of
one vehicle to another. Perhaps
monotony had palled on her, and
even in the evening of her exist
ence she welcomed new sights
and sensations.
my dear madam" King be-
gan, note of evaporation in his
tone. The eyes of the lady of the
surrey flashed fire.
Don't get fresh, young man.
I'm a self-respecting single wo-
man, and not your dear, and that
thing amt going to pass my
Nancy. If it don't skeer her to
death, she'll likely kick up and
break the wagon. You just stay
where you are till l think what's
best TO do"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-26

frightened" she smiled up at the
irate owner. Perhaps if you sit
down 1 can lead her past-ah-
that is better. Thank you so
much. You are all right, now"
Then things is awful-not
fifteen for decent folks" the lady
muttered in extenuation of her
belligerency.
"You are wonder" said King
solemnly. He doubled, trebled
speed and they swimmed along
the sun-scorched road.
AS they approached the last lit
tie town before Morley, Kings
eyes were grave. We'll never
make it ahead of the train, dear,
thanks to Nancy" Marian seem
ed not to hear. She was leaning
forward as though waiting for
something a whistle pierre
ed the air.
IL the Tram IlOW-llc one.
Archer comes on-this is even
better, Gordon, for Clara would
be at the Morley station anyway,
and might persuade him over
your head. Drive me right in
here and leave memo, I'm not
afraid-you get on the train
you've got that contract in your
pocket-hunt Archer up and
make him sign it before you get
to Morley-you'll just have time
no, not here, Gordon-some
one might see-and, dear, please
hurry-hurry."
Three-quarters of an hour later
King stepped from an inbound
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
MACON DRUGGIST HEADS
PHARMACISTS OF GEORGIA

SAVANNAH, GA. June 1.-THE fol-
lowing officers were elected by the
Georgia Pharmaceutical association for
the coming year;
President. ] w Ridant Macon first
vice president. r. G. Wilson Athens;
second vice president, W. A. Pigm1n.
Savannah: third vice president Sam
uel Bayne, Macon; secretary r A..
Cheatham. Macon; treasurer, d. 6.
Wise. Atlanta delegate TO national
convention. Louis PeleW. Macon.
A resolution was adopted empower
ing the legislative committee to APP
pear in Atlanta before the legislature
next month in an effort to have com
mission Of drugs and oils appointed
to look after this business exclusively.
For membership for term of FIVE
years on the state board of pharmacy
the names of Dr.. II. e. Shuptrim. of
Savannah: J. A. Pickard. of Atlanta:
s. NJ. Hunt. of Cordele; Joseph F.
Workes. of Montezuma. and A. g.
French, of Savannah. were placed in
nomination and from the five Governor
Joseph NJ. Blown viii make the arp
pointments. DE- Shuptrim is the re-
firing member
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
FURNITURE DEALERS
OF CAROLINAS AND
VIRGINIA TO MERGE

CHARLESTON. S. e., June 1.-two
conventions. one state and the other
interstate. have come to a close here
The South Carolina Retail Furniture
Dealers association elected A. W.
Litsehgi. Jr., of Charleston. president,
and appointed A. w. Litschgi Jr. c.
p. Hammond, of Spartanburg, and eX-
President J. NJ. VanMetre, of Column
bia. a delegation to confer with associa
tions of North Carolina and Virginia at
Newport News, for the purpose of per
fecting tri- state organization of fur
niture dealers, into which the three
state associations are to be absorbed
The hardware association of the
Carolinas closed its eighth annual con-
vention a the Isle Of Palms this after
noon. choosing Richmond as the next
place of meeting, after a hard fight by
Catolina towns and electiug NJ Bon
noitt Of Darlington the PRESIDENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
REP. KENT'S DISBARMENT
EXCITES MONTGOMERY co.

NIT. VERNON, GA. June lt--An-
nouncement that the supreme court sus-
tains the action of the superior court of
Mont geometry county in the disbarment
proceedings against William b Kent for
fourteen years d practitioner at this bar,
excited considerable interest here Mr.
Kent is representative Of Montgomery
county and the author of bill to divide
the county and name the western half
Kent County.
The charges against Mr. Kent, - in
number, were preferred at the May term
Of superior court, 800, brought in the
name Of the state by j. &. Geiger, l.. G.
Underwood W. NJ Lewis, A. G. Saffold
Eugene Talmadge and w. l.. Wilson
members Of The Mt. Vernon bar
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
DELUXE DERAILS
TROLLEY CARS
Atlanta and All North Georgia
Hard Hit by Last Nights
DoWnpour.
Continued From Page One.

ting the last of tho stranded cars back
OH the tracks and in operation again
before midnight They say the damage
done to their rolling stock was Slight
At Floyd. Ga, fifteen miles from At
lanta. on the route Of the Sea board Air
Line to Birmingham. trestle was
washed away 4 long freight train
was stopped at the brink Of the ehasm,
narrowly escaping plunsging into the
stream below.
Another washout on the Seaboard At
Libuu "A miles from Atlanta. held up
trains for hours
Southern railroad officials said there
had been no vaShout on their ines in
Geo gia but they admitted that the
route vas pretty badly tied up by
freshets that had inundated the tracks
in North Carolina They held these
floods responsible Col the delay of the
Northern mail and saidHhey could not
ten when the tracks would he cleared
and the schedule Of trains 'esumed.
out ON tine Marietta road foun miles
from Atlanta the deluge especially was
destructive. pahrS floral nursery there
is one Of the worst sufferers Water
lowed among the flowers in torrents
and he flood grew so deep that neatly
the whole nursery stiu was inundated
this morning II is said thai thousands
of dollars in dam GO W5s done there
alone
Dispatches from Marietta Indicate
even 4 heavier rainfall thete tol eight
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
DESIGN CHURCH
FOR YOUNG FOLK
Whitehall Temple To Be Built
by BaptistS and Planned to
Attract Children.

\ new church, planned especially to
attract boys and girls. will be built by
the Central Baptist church. Dr.. c. A.
Ridley pastor. II will be called White
hall Temple and will be at whitehall
and Cooper streets
The building win be SO arranged that
persons who attend Sunday school will
feel that they are missing part of the
service if they do not remain for
church The two departments will be
brought closer together by having a
closer relationship between young peo-
pie and older ones. for the Sunday
school rooms will be made part of the
church. and the classes will assemble in
the church room for closing exercises.
we can not disguise the fact that
the church is not holding the young
people as most buildings are construct
ed, and We mean to have the younger
people feel that when they attend sun
day school they are only getting part
Of the services" said Or Ridley.
Building to Cost $4,000.
We are going to have the Sunday
school rooms opening into the main
church. to stand as a part of it,. with
no walls to intervene and impress the
classes that they have no connection
with regular church services.
Under the present plan children are
given TO feel that their study of Sunday
school lessons constitutes all that is
arranged for them each Sabbath. and
older people do not attend Sunday
school because they feel this branch
Of worship is for Younger people en-
tirely."
Announcement of plans for the pur-
chase of site for the new church was
given early today. The present build
ing and site at Forsyth and Garnet
streets win be sold and the new build
ing. which is to cost $4,000. Will be be-
gun by September !.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
ATLANTA SPIRIT
GERM IS LOOSED
Boosters to Make Their Efforts
Count for All of Georgia
Hereafter. ..aa

Members Of the AID Mems club are
busy today with plan for Atlanta to
extend a more cordial hand of fellow
ship to all of sister Georgia cities and
towns. The idea is to make the AT
anta spirit hereafter the Georgia
spirit, and the first step is to be a
series of one day excursion trips
throughout the state by several hum
dred of Atlanta's leading citizens.
The project was proposed at din
ner of the AID Mems club at the Pied
mont hotel last night by w. F. Park
hurst. 1t was Immediately approved by
the Chamber of Commerce, through
President Wilmer l.. Moore. On the
spot it was decided that Macon should
be Visited in a special train as soon
as the trip could be arranged.
Returned delegates from the Nation
al AID Mems convention at Dallas. Tex
as. compared the Texas cities with At
lanta
Birmingham Not So Cordial.
If all who spoke over FIVE minutes
were fined $3.50, as President Albert
Adams announced would be done, the
club has a swollen treasury today.
The delegates made their first stop
at Birmingham. But it seems that they
were handled rather roughly there by
a number of ex-Atantans who thought
that boosting was a foolish habit So
the speakers Immediately jumped to
Texas.
They told of the wonderful harmony
and co operation of the cities of Dallas,
Houston. Fort Worth and Waco. And,
having been entertained by whole
state. they came back imbued with the
idea of fuller co operation among the
Georgia cities.
Tide of Praise Turns.
Ivan f. Allen said the greatest adj
vantage these cities had over Atlanta
was commission government.
Others pointed out advantages At
lanta and Georgia should copy until w
j. Davis spoke He proved to the meet
ing that the state of Texas. as we'll as
the cities was governed by Georgians
and said that he would not give At
lanta for two of their cities. with Bir-
bingham thrown in That turned the
tide, and Atlanta got all the praise
thereafter.
The other speakers were T. H. Bran
men. j. X. Orr. w. T. Anderson. of The
Macon Telegraph: Walter Cooper, sec-
rotary of the Chamber of Commerce;
l.. y Hicks. St Elmo Massengale J.
w. Hin, and others
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

Both the Ben and atlanta Telephone
Companies report considerable damage
Many wires are down. and though ut
the Bell office it was said no estimate
had yet been made OF the broken
phone connections II was admitted
that there are many useless phones N
this district today hre Atlanta Com
pany also admitted considerable trou-
bile Both companies have their en-
Tive force OF repair men doing double
duty today.
The high wind which came with the
oloudbmst did considerable damage To-
store and residence property i'm At
lants Swift gusts of wind wrecked a
$400 plate glass window in thc Guth-
man CompauN buudine on Peaehtreo
street near Houston ST about the
same time the P,Nor street entrance
window in the candle building crashed
i'm. rausiug a loss ~ 900 Several
o'he biz Windows were blown in. and
many sigus Went down.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

/, The RooseN cit forces were iubtant
today They declared that a monkey
wrench in the form Of the Missouri
= coni EST had been thrown into the steam
collier and thar its mechanism had been
osdly damaged. Dispatches from New
YorR that Colonel Roosevelt would soon
start for Chicago caused wild rejoic-
ing The Roosevelt mass meeting To
be held Monday night Will be one of
the most spectacular that has ever
marked convention According TO
Swell defined rumors current today,
Roosevelt win be the chief speaker at
the meeting and there win serve notice
/. that the high handed methods followed
+. by the, national committee win not be
permitted in the actual convention
The national committee today made
preparations to rush the hearings on
the remaining - contests Hope was
expressed that The members might be
able 10 conclude their task 10y Satur-
day wight Two important contests re-
manned TO be heard by the Republican
national committee when todays SEES
sion began. one was the fight tol the
Texas delegation. the other the hght
for the delegates from Washington u
was expected thai the Texas cases
would be reached before Adjournment
tonight
Another sci Of contests that had
caused the TAFT men some uneasiness
were those in Tennessee. which we're
scheduled to come up this mornme
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
TRIO OF ATLANTA GIRLS
GRADUATE AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON GA, June 1.-THE
thirty sixth annual commencement OF
ST Josephs academy took place today
rhe graduates are Misses Marie Brady
Charlotte Fogg and Gladys Watkins. of
Atlanta; Gwinnette Doughty. Of Au-
susta. Mary and Marguerite Toomy Of
Washington, and Helene Mueller, OF
New York
The presentation of diplomas. laurel
crowns and medals were made to the
youne lady graduates 10y Right Rev
Bishop Benjamin J. Kelley. of Ssvan-
nah. rolloWins his address leo The grad
yates.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
STANDARD OIL NOW is
FINANCING RESTAURANTS

NEW YORK, June Through re-
cent sales of stock of the Chjds Res
tau ant Company it has been learned
that the chain of eating places is now
financed and controlled by the Stand
ard Oil interests. Profits earned in the
oil combine have been dive ted, to buy
up the restaurants, and the system viii
he extended throughout the country
The annexation OF the Childs res
taurants by the Standard Oil group
gives 10 these men many varied inter
ests In addition to producing oil and
its hundred OF so bY-products they arc
engaged in the manufacture Of candy
breakfas ST foods rubber drugs and
medicines syrup- and now are about tu
cmhs X into The tobacco business
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

paisn for the defense of the South's
heroes
In discussion Of the matter it was
pointed Out by several Of the members
that many historians gave the Battle of
Bull Run, or Manassas, as being only d
chance engagement whereas in reality
it was one OF. the greatest tactical
achievements of history
1t was said by nine of the ten men,
bers that there were several common
taries which did not go in schools, but
were read frequently, which made the
statement that Southern troops opened
fire on the Federals after surrender.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
Confederacy Children See History Errors
TO HONOR SOUTH'S HEROES
Statement That Federal Troops
Were Shot by CaptorS Is
Proved False.

4 minimizing Of the Importance If
the Battle Of Manassas and statements
in several text books to the effect that
Southern troops attempted to shoot
down Union officers after a surrender
bad been made are two matters which
the Children of the Confederacy viii
attempt to correct in uteature Of the
war used in the schools and circulated
In Libraries
Tho FIRST state conference OF the c. Of
&. decided To wage a vigorous cam
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

Former Senator William j.
Finn. of Pennsylvania. Strong
Arm Bill, the Taftites have
dubbed him. is leader Of the
Roosevelt vigilantes in Chicago.
He was rushed there as soon as
ii developed the Taft majority
in the G. O. p committee would
operate the steam roller under
a full head in the seating of del
egateS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
GEORGIA BARRACKS OPEN
CONVENTION AT ALBANY

ALBANY. GA. June 1.-THE third an
uual convention of the state Baracs as
ISOLATION opened here TO-DAY for three
days session
Fully 300 delegates are in attendance
from an parts of the state and much in
ieresl Is manifested in the meetings
The program Of entertainment by the
local association includes a Georgia bar
hccue ON the Chautauaus lawn. attend
snce az SALLY league han game and au-
'omobile rides to points ~ interest in ana
around he city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
Taft Men Uneasy
Over. Tennessee.

One district n North Carolina th,
Fourth one in oklahoma the Thtd
and one in South carolina -thc First
were scheduled g. be taken up carls
The North Carolina district Involved
= dispute between tNo factions both
supporting Roosevelt move to set
tie this by compromise Vas started
this morning
The reason fot the unes iuess ot tn,
Taft people over &c Tennessee con-
tests was sound IA tive fact that q
movement to swing the TAFT men into
nne for Roosevelt was begun secretly
In western Tennessee same time ago
Although the Taft men here expressed
their belief that their delegates Would
remain loyal TO their Instructions, an,
fact that followers of the Colonel hao
been doing missionary work" added
interest TO the contest
: Tbe big night OF The day was expected
nth the calling of The Texas contests
Colonel Cecil Lyon national commit
reeman from Texas. close friend o
Coloue Roosevelt. and oue 81 tho mrs
national committeeman to ndorse th'
-9}stcr BsN candidacy God sron -
for The Roosevelt Ielsgales Lyon he.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

always been recognized as the head Of
thu regular organization in Texas.
The Texas delegation elected by his
faction of the party were instructed for
Roosevelt. The Taft men elected dele
gates -at-large at a rump convention.
Contests were filed in eleven districts
There were other contests in Virginia
mn mo nlelrinL ~ CnlmmhiA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

BRUNSWICK, June l4.-ts resuu OF
complaints on the part Of passengers
travelling to and from this city to THAI
mann, a neat little depot is to he erected
at that junction where transfers are
made between Savannah, Jacksonville and
Brunswick. The depot at Thalmann was
destroyed by fire several months ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
LETTERING CURES ECZEMA

j. r Shuptrine. savannah, Ca
Dear Sir. Please send me another box
Of Your Tettertne. I got box about
three weeks ago fer my uifes arm She
has eczema from wrist to elbow and that
box | got las nearly cured IL. and She
thinks one box more viii cure her arm
hold cf and nothing iij any good
ours truly T. RIVALS
soc al druggists. or hl mail from manu-
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
Keep the Complexion Beautiful.
Maine Face Pozvde.

'" S'ee" f''Se5 CnsN'I
Produces a soft, velvety
appearance so much ad
mired, and remains until
washed off. Purified By
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Prevents sunburn and
return of discolorations.
WHITE. FLESR.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
New Figures Show
Roosevelt In Lead

} From figures given out by stat
isticians Of the warning Republi-
cans camps al chicago today the
} following table OF delegate
} strength of he Republican presi-
} Dental candidates has been COM
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

BY toilet counters or mail, SOC. None
back if not enfiyrly pleased.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Paris. T.-r
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
TAI 7 MEN TALK
Of COMPROM|SE
7ooSeveIt'S Victory in Missouri
Contests Brings New Deter
mination to Beat Him.
Continued From Pace One.


hat they would not 60 through with
heir program. ana say now that they
ack physical and moral courage TO do
t. There are no more compromises in
sight We will ight every one Of our
.ases to the end.
A. a. Davidson presented The Roose-
.-elt side oC the controversy in The
Third oklahoma. II pointed out that
he delegates he represented should be
'eated on the following three PROPOSE
ions.
First because they were duly elected
~ the convention regularly called for
hal purpose.
Second. because theN we're elecled
~ and received the votes OF large
majority Of me dul| elected ana ac-
'rediied delegates
I1nd. because ile selection OF me
ttALF OF UDihIlE tue tVHNtllAiOI was