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Marriage Licenses.
Probate Court


In Probate Court death claim OF
Geo. Hikard. settled with Blythe Coal
Co. for $3.50 ana that OF Kogo Strika
$500.
tn.l account IN estate 81 Ann X.
Reynolds filed by AIDA ". Patterson.
sale confirmed IN estate OF Emil
nr.er 10 sell personal property At
private sale In estate OF Jno. ". Cook
son
applications TO probate Wills OF Geo.
" Nnowdcn and VIM Cole
VIII OF j. r. Maloy prohated and
bond. ''
testimony taken as to hlinE Of will
% Florence l. Call
keNa MOO.e Len on a juvenile charge
while Geo shepherd 81 al were given
suspended juvenile sentences 20 me
BOYS State Farm.
:. Application ior a guardian for Jos.
Gilman.
Inv envy. etc. issued in estate OF
Samuel J. Maddrell
MEMORY me. ..af order to sell per-
Copeland.
= Jones appointed guardian. estate
Ct FRANK ana Wm. PjseA. bond $500
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o. 3 EXPORTS AVID
rrpomTF rucnuarrn

r..H.rH ." I..f HNunrfa nUT .r.r..fa ...
SHOWN .. statement .f f.r f.rH.r..
.."-rr.. .F fHr IrIfrH efHfrH f.r f..
month nI ..ns rrI f1. f.r eleven m.rfrH
end nr WIf. HHf mr"n rHH... today
~ fHr commerce HuI ..H"r Department. 81
IIraHu ~ r'rfIaf .H fwHHTfH fnr nfr.
fHfH''rf |r ra.ra f|ftrfn ra .Hm
pared with ff.H..fffH0 r.r f.r came
mon reaI nrn. end f.a totals fnr
f"C eleventh wrrfHr ending wTf. NAV
vas fi ."..fE..f HarIrrf fIf"HtTa..
N1i TH. rNn.rf fHfHIH were ff.r.fIf
"TH f.r MHr IHfI aEaIraf ffrrTfr rfn
f.r N1F. 900. arf O. bee frffr- far me
eleven months ending vffH May 1912
against ~ 4nr.fiIff1 rHr the same
.r.. "a iaaf wear
Tho statement shows decided fell.
.r m 'r exports OF frHfafrra IH crude
.HrfIrHra fnf food HrIHrnfa anf OIL COZ.
.rrrnniIrg Increase n expectations %
these products.
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DELAY CONFAB
President Poutponsu Untu Juiy q
moafinT With COMMITTEES 90
discuss Campaign

CHICAGO. June 1s Members ~ the
HUh.rurmiffer ~ nine appointed from
fhs Republican Nafinraf COMMITTEES last
NHrfaf fool wait uH PRECEDENT Tat and
learn F.a Wishes rrgnfi.rE ne cuufurt
Df |.a UHHIaH|EH. r|I NOT meet With
I.r HrTf fIIE ff uHa the plan for
fH. committee fH rn fn washington on
fHI. a. HHI frr TrraIfarf to-day caused
'sfaFrHrr fH Do cont fH fHr rHrHr.Iffaa-
urr FaE'rE them fH postpone fFr visit
"U" week.
$50 explanation NJ the rrraI FanFs
frrrHn fHr HruurafrH fHe DELAY VS.
rIrrn t.n.n |ffrrrTrn fE.rF DO desires
fn wit uHff after frr UHmHrrHffa nom
.rFI'Hn before wHH.rr Hrf rFmpaIEn
I.Hra
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WASHINGTON. June At the be-
? nm .ng z business today t1e condition
~ TIE Gu.te1 states Treasury vss
3-rc69.016
sO3.5s5
TIE tctgl Of tho general fund Was,
ft26.I6I.SS1
Eece pts yesterday were. t2.TT5.i4S
lisbIr erufntg we're. s. 1866
Ire surplus % date this hscal vee 2
SNsssbf1. as AGAINST n surplus q
g-s.ah1.oh5 az this tine Ices year.
The figures exclude Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
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NEW YORK. June 2s-Coppcr quIet
but firm standard spot $500 . if.5C:
f.~cirplytc l54c. laka IN n1T-h
.asung l5I u1s.r Tin firm. spot
tts.s5sr &C. 90 Lead. stsaIy al I4450
l'5. splitter FIRM. az t..0s cas-. Iron.
lirw gnt Unchanged
London Upper firm spot. ~ g. fu-
ture-. go. q. Sd London tin firm spot.
t.15. 100. future. tf4s. London lead.
tiT. fss. o. Lp.at sales. go uue pounds.
London srelter tgJ. l5s Iron. Clesc-
lend variants. sos. lid in London.
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Money.

NV YORF- June 26.-Money on cal,
: Z Ca y e. ~ . Y per cent. ruling rate
: = PER cent; Offered at - per cent
Time loans steady. 60 days ans % drys
2 10 5ts per cent, six months "a 10
p"r cent. Close. Prime rasrcantile' pape-
: 20 = PSF cent. Sterling exchange
firm vita actual business in banEers'
PMS ct - 8is6 for 90 fay bills rnt AZ
~ so Tor demand. Commercial hills
- q. Par silver 6'i5c Mexican dol
lars sc. Government bonds sfeadv
Railroad bonds firm.
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PUDDLERS RAISED
Scale signed Between nsputuc ana
onicerH o. Amalramatad
Association.

NeeTuplN on rurs rr AZ
conference ~ fna Republic Iron ard
Steel Company Officials arf the wage
committee nf ore hmalra mated hrar-
citation nf Iron Steel ard Tfr Vg4rFsra
held Ir T.ffafIrrn Tuesday Afternoon
fhe waEr rrnir for ere year heriuuInr
'uIr In Witch fhr AmHlga mated A.
rrf ton In the rate fHr UuffIIrr MAJ.
.rE fnr rare rate ffeF vaH aFrrsf t1
Inn western Der Iron nrHoriaffnn has
.Iar ~Iarrf the rfrhrra fr rnfa About
r n'0 skiIIri EMPLOYEES are affected 81
she Iu.rrHHr.
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NO scANT BATHrHa
SUITS AT EEAgHoRs

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J June ca
The wearing Of abbreviated hatainE coz
TUNES hy either men or women is pro-
nIhited IN an .rier Issued ~ Mayor
Iarnarach 90 take erect ~ once IA ~
i.ayinE on me beach and he Use %
profanity are a.so put under the off,
rlai ban.
The beach patrol and IfoEuards has
been directed Co give one warning and
follow that with on arrest if violations
are continued. 4 heavy fine is provided
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WHEAT

CHICAGO, June 2s.-coolsr v..,h.,
N the Canadian northwest with rain Al
several points tended 70 bring about a
heaNy feeling today in the wheat Dit
SI9slhe prices we're = c 10 \ @ &C undsr
Isst night. Latest trading left corn at
an advance OF Nc 70 AQAc; oats Off
As 70 sc and provisions, unchanged 10
l2Aa y l5c increased IN cost
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NEW YORK. June 2s-Tne cotton
goods markets ore strong with trading
- moderate volume Iohhere are dulrr
NEnf uufirrea cutters are calling
fnr ,nIrrct ,1ft1n- .aI pr nfa Eeu.a
scar .a hold steady and dress glo.is
f.r f.u afe firm
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Cash quotations were as fellows.
Flour-Steady.
Rye-No ? sc.
harley-Feed or mixing. s0dT3c; fair
TO choice mailing 90cF s1.G5
Timothy -4-.O0usso
clover Secd-1if.O0 y 1000.
Mess Pork-SiS62i HtS76
Lard--ln tiegces SlO.s2L
short Ribs-Loose. sl0.OO6lO5s.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Pa. June 26-Catt.e ste3 -. supply
light. choice SS15Q9.I5. ia.e $500
S.65. sheep steady. supply FAR. prime
Wethers $500 q 5.25. culis and commons
81. $500, lambs t5.OOdS5o. veal
calves SS5oU 500. Hpgs, STEADY; re
ceipts IS DOUBLE decks; prime heavies
t..s5. mediums. SL15; heavy workers..
SIS TI.SO. light yorSeIs Ss.55 y so.
PIGS ''4oGs 80. roughs $500 $50.
CHICAGO. June 2s-C!oye, Cattle
Receipts. 1880, market heeves stea ~
20 zoe lower. cows and Ec.fers strong
- l5c higher. st1ckers and feeders
lower Reeves. S5.75ms.55. Texas steers
- onu 80. We tern steers. Sc 30 n 80 /.
stockers ana feeders. SfsOff6sO. cows
and hc;fers, ;c.6O0I.9O. calves. $3.50 =
$50
Hogs-Receipts ~ coo: market weak
and mostly loo lower. Light. S7.lOG as:
mixed, $40 1.52l. heavy, $40 n 7.55.
rough. {Ii0aI25. pics, fj.coH6.SO;
bulk 81 sales. S7.35dT5O
Sheep-Receipt- 5000 market weak
and 2om4Oc lower Native. $500 $40;
Vestern. s. 2oN5.ib. yearlings. tfT5n
c.s5. lambs, native, S3.15 dT.2b. western,
Si.25 $50. spring lambs. ti759S.65.
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OH CITY. Pc June 2f-CreIt bal
ar.er 3 fH Runs f2N17- barrels aver.
Hrr ffe.NtI barrels sHI.wanfa Ier .Gfs
barrels. average fftf0f barrels
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STEEL AND IRON
PRICES ADVANCE.
sig Factor In Q Dull But strong Mar
kst; Two Million In Gold Sent
20 Paris.

NEW YORK. June So-Dpvelop
ments OF primary Importance in to
days dull but strong stock market
included the long expected price ad-
vanees In certain finished articles Of
steel and iron by several OF the lead
ing independent manufacturers and
another $4,000 gold export 70
Paris. interest In the action OF the
steel concerns was based largely on
the fact that the higher prices seemed
TO be justified by trade conditions.
Whether the United States Steel Cor
poration intends to follow the lead OF
its aggressive competitors was not dts
closed IN the eourse Of the business
day.
The market, which was fairly active
In the first hour and Enthusiastically
dull thereafter. seemed to detach It.
self from political consideration.
Gains OF a point were registered by
many active issues In the early deal
tngs, while some speclalties moved In
a sensational manner, with a new hiKn
record for American Tobacco. Later
the electrical issues and certain semi
active retailers euch as Louisville and
Nashville and Norfolk and Western
were taken up, with further improve
ment IN other groups under the lead
Of steel, which strengthened the en-
tire list and produced a moderately
buoyant close.
Norfolk & Western convertible I's
were the feature OF the bond depart.
ment with a two point gain. Total
sales, par value. aggregated 81 OTIS. 900.
U. s. government bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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WV YORK. June cs--Jotn grignola.
sculptor. is dead az Sc Luke'r hospital
here. following an operation Tor appfn-
di~ifir Hie was born 90 Italy So years
aro. and came 90 this country in 1883.
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WHEEL ING, W. Va, June 20, IA,
daily ~ A. n sast.n = rse, asa.srs
end brokers saeeaai EEeha-as. t.ans
hHiidion
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Total sales s.sss shares
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING, W. Va, June 2s, IL
Brand, manager; members Ssu iorA
Sto-k EXCHANGE.
ISDCsI 1[IAi-s- FS7G ,eia. : Asa
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sTransfer books close Juno 20 FOR
a. per cent cAsh dividend PAYABLE
July l.
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STEUBENVILLB

Special Dispatch 10 the intelligence.
sTECBENvILLE. Ohio. June IA
May Taylor vs. W A Lowry, ct al.
euit IN attachment begun.
Driven from Home - the title OF
the alimony case OF Anna n. NovotinE
Va, Wsnstell Novoting against whom
che secured an order to prevent inter
ference with her. They were married
N ASA and already she alleges cruelty
and that he drove her from home.
Marriage Licenses.
william 7. Griffith. "a years. Of Ham
mondsville and Cinderella Higgins, II
ears. OF Irondale
James -. Hunter IS years and Eliza
beth Vermillion. IS years, OF Toronto.
Francesca Caggianese. IS years. Of
sturgeon Pa and Mrs. Anna r. Secco,
~ years, OF Stsubenville.
James z, McCorkls. rs years. OF Am
Sterdsn and Frances r. Potts. 10 years.
81 BsrEholl.
Harry r Mackey. ~ years. OF Bril-
Gale.
John Z. Richey. 20 years. OF Dennison
END Alma Floto. 20 years. % Stsuben-
lille.
Mason r McCleuand. 25 years and
Richmond.
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lov.riIIish.l Lsw.ICioa.

Tork stock EN0hanEs. corrected daIlT ~
A. X Maston q Co. sruxsra
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.
WHEELING, W. Va, June IS. IA.
The followltE qaOrRttUli~ on me hiSfN
active WhsennE arockn ars corrected
daily Cor the 1ntslngsncer oY Howard
~ azistt & son. local nroEeru:
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Wheeling Live Stock.

w.t. we 5'0ch cvnnissiou Co.
WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. II
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J. 8. a.oAs . co.'s oao.snz L.s.r.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-rhs London
market for Americans was higher again
this morning and copper metal had re-
covered most OF recent losses. Copper
stocks were quickest 20 recover lost
ground on account OF the strength IN
London market, Steel Joined the Coppsrs.
The convention started in at noon but
10 did not have the same Influence a. On
previous days. Large orders were placed
In many OF the industrials and thou
sands OF shares OF Steel we're snapped
up The closing was At the best Of the
day and Indications point 20 a steadily
improving market based on good crop
reports and revival in business which
roeg on
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Ps-or's Iac7l Stcrks.

WHEELING. W. Va, June IS, II.
1t~ 1cLDNInE a. ftst4.ssts .s.t sHt Dob Oh
= -tirc Wheeling STOCKS ~orre" -
fsily Tor the inJatGEenc~r % George =.
baf on. iocai BROKER. Bnd Is. - Marshall.
ina nnger FOND IteparN nle~f
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The Eight-InCh
Fan

IS THE IDEAL FAN FOR THE HOME. 1T IS LIGHT
IN WEIGHT, ATTRACTIVE ~ APPEARANCE AND
NOlsELEss IN OPERATION 1T GIVES AN ABuN-
DANT BREEZE TO MAKE ANY ROOM COMFORT
ABLE ON THE HOTTEST DAY. THE COST FOR
ELECTRIC CURRENT TO OPERATE IT IS LESS
THAN u CENT AN HOUR
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C "a 81 n hssSl 4. 81 ~ bx ' iss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
HOUSE IN FAVOR
Of MILEAGE BILL

The railroad committee has reported
favorably to the house the bin OF Rep
resentative Watts, of Randolph re-
quiring railroads in this state to pull
mileage on trains.
The general judiciary committee has
reported unfavorably the bill of Mr..
McElreath. of Fulton. providing that
three fourths of civil jury may return
verdict in certain cases; the bill Of
Mr.. Massengale, of Warren, to prescribe
the measure of damages for failure to
deliver kilograms, and the bill of Mr..
White. of Screven, to provide for
amendments to bills of indictment and
special presentments OF grand juries.
The bill of the Fulton delegation
which provides for closing the Forsyth
street underpass likely Will be reported
favorably from the committe on NUM-
cipal government, Notwithstanding the
opposition of Mr. Hall OF Bib, who
blocked a report late yesterday after
noon.
The bill to provide for the annexa-
ton Of Ormewood to the city Of Atlanta
has been set as a special order for
Wednesday afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
NEW M|KADO On
JAPAN'S THRONE
Yoshohito Takes Oath, Sue
ceeding His Dead Father.
ProgreSsives to Front.

TOXIC, JAPAN. July 3o.-Yoshohito,
The new emperor Of Japan, took the
path of office this afternoon as success
sor to his father, Mutsuhito. The SOL
smn ceremony. in which the young
ruler swore to uphold the glory of the
ancient empire, was performed in the
throne room OF the palace. Earlier In
the day the religious ceremonies con-
nected with his accession to the throne
were held in the Imperia shinto sane
tuary.
The voice OF the emperor broke as
he took the solemn vow to perform the
duties which the death Of his father
had imposed on him. and there were
tears in the eyes Of the privy council
and cabinet members. The oath was
administered by Prince Aritomo Yama-
gaia, president of the privy council,
who had worked practically all his life
time with the late emperor.
While the ENJOYS were calling at the
palace the cabinet held a conference
and decided to call a special session of
the parliament.
There is expected to be no change
of the policy of the new ruler. The
progressive leaders, who have been
checked by their love and respect for
Mutushito, will now force their ideas
to the front and try to overthrow the
established order of things.
The body of the late emperor lay to-
day in the room in which he died,
guarded by Shinto priests. 1t will be
embalmed and laid in a temporary vault
for a month, and then taken to Kioto
for burial. The coronation ceremonies
for Yoshohito will be held at Kioto in
June. 1913. according to present plans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
DORCAS SNODGRASS'
DEATH A PUZZLE; NO
MARKS OF VIOLENCE

CATSKILL, N Y, July 30.-Working
by the light OF lanterns, and improvised
lamps which hung from the surround
ing trees and were fastened to the un-
derbrush, physicians at midnight last
night performed an autopsy on the re-
mains Of Miss Dorcas l. Snodgrass, the
Mount Vernon society girl and nurse,
whose body was found floating in small
creek running into the Hudson here, after
she had mysteriously disappeared from
home
Hundreds of villag gathered at dis
lance and watched the physicians at their
grewsome task. The scene was one of
the most weird ever witnessed. The body
was laid on a stretcher on small grass
plot in the cemetery
DR.. Rooney afterwards declared that
there was no signs OF violence and that
all Of the organs were intact. He will
examine the stomach and intestines for
signs OF poison in his laboratory at AL
bany.
Various theories have been advanced to
account for the girls death, but the police
believe she committed suicide by jump
ing from Hudson river boat and that
the body foated up the creek.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
CONVICT CAMP COOK
SLABS WHITE YOUTH

CORNBLIA GA. July S0.-Tinney
Woods and w w. Galley, white youths,
and General Gordon, negro cook of the
Habersham county convict camp, To-
Gated near Alto, in this county. were
placed under bond of 800 each for
engaging in a three cornered fight in
the public road near the camp Galley
was painfully but not severely, stab
bed in the back in two places by the
negro. A preliminary hearing will be
held on Thursday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
SENATE BILL FIXES
LAWYERS CHARGE
IN DAMAGE ACTION

Damage suit lawyers partial to the con-
tingent fee method will find hard shedding
if the state legislature passes the Harris
Hamilton bill
This measure, which went to the SEN
ate yesterday limits contingent fees
taken by lawyers to rs per cent of the
amount of the judgment. The 25 per cent
applies to judgments under $4,000 Be
tween $1,000 and $4,000 the bill limits
the fees to IS per cent. On judgments
of more than $4,000 a fee Of not more
than 10 per cent can be taken
Senator Harris said the present law
handicapped persons unable to pay law
yers large retainers. AS a result Of the
present system, he asserted, 1t was not
uncommon for a lawyer to take 95 per
cent of a judgment as fee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
SAM HYDE, CONDEMNED
TO DIE, IGNORES FATHER

ANDERSON. s. c.. July so-"I have
not heard one word from my son." said
George w Hyde, father of Samuel Hyde.
the Anderson man who killed his wife
and father in-law and who is in the pen
itentiary now awaiting the report Of
anenists. George Hyde spent his small
means in the effort to save his son from
electrocution Sam left here two months
ago for the penitentiary and has cut him
self of from all communication with his
home people
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
OLD OFFICIAL OF CENTRAL
TO ENTER BUSINESS HERE

SAVANNAH, GA, July so.-R. L.
Baugh, for many years in active charge
OF the purchasing department of the
Central Of Georgia railway, has ten
dered his resignation. to become effec
tive August /. He will engage in bust
ness in Atlanta. Baugh has served the
Central for a third Of a century. w. c.
Hunter of Americas, has been named
10 succeed him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
EXQUISITE WEDDING BOUQUETS
AND DECORATIONS.
ATLANTA FLORAL CO.,
Call Main 1850.
Bargain in Direct Connected Sets

| have seven brand-new Secor
Kerosene Oil Engines, direct con-
nected to Slow Speed Northern
Dynamos suitable for lighting
and power purposes. The sizes
are. ~ 6 H. P. DC to SIP X.
W, (2) 4 H. P. DC to PIP X.
W, and a. PIP H. P. DC to
X. w, and include rheo-
stats, wrenches, batteries for ig-
milton and directions. Sacrifice
price, $4,000 for entire lot. First
call gets them.
Thos. II. GibIin, 1t5 Broadway, N. Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
OPEN cHATTAHoocHEE BRIDGE.

COLUMBUS. GA, July SO.-The Dil
lingham street bridge across the Chat
tahoochee river between Columbus AMI
Girard, Ala, built by the city of Co
lumbus at q cost of 100000, will be
thrown open to traffic tonight for the
first time The bridge is built of stone
and concrete. 1t has been nearly two
years in course of construction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
MEN AND RELIGION BULLETIN NO. 10
"The Houses in Our Midst"
Berlin, Nadr1d and London
WI Nor Tolerate Them;
AhLanta Should MOI.

Defenders the Midst knowledge of the world
nate evil" ~
Ba o sGs a T WAS e m the Ed D aa Just the n
out the Gardens murdered his brother they had
thought of heights might have
they With Segregated for their aoeafon s' mad
% @ ~oud Not dto tire protection and fe1 as
Yet picking pocket is better than running a girl
binding An tn and es 4 m9Gs @ M for 0soD than
through the Houses Midst
There is. better @ @ than the defenders the Houses II.
Houses '@ INC '' VIII no. 9 " Gay WIN inc CLOSING Of 'n'
ut mpossib occasions stumbling
unto him through whom they come
1T well for him if milestone hanged about his neck
and h Tfte thrown into the sea rather than that should
Occasions of stumbling"
But longer will followers Of Jesu Christ in Atlanta be without
Officials to keep their oafhs office '
ourselves nd F 6n nob sn r fight h Srs na and BE to S
good who do His will though they know Him Lord
Birth recent convention
ndd Leo Well e5ds the 5ae fore decenc nov on n
Pitsbug
people we owe our religion God
and Father whose law decreed death the seducer Of the Jewish girl
Nor will the descendants Of the Teuon whose blood is
Before they Of Christianity the Of the Roman
Greece they punished crimes against chastity with death
STAG Not r99dsr then STATE 2 hear s f%4 fo psakn dd the Rs
these houses ASSUMES the role Of pourer "
The must be said Of cities.
will tolerated by religion
Every day that these than
and protection given by officials make
deaism this
And German cities including Berlin with its great population
closed such places.
Madrid and London have done likewise
In Great Britain there form of police regulation of
Persistent is the method in
cities, n No
other cities where policy suppression
evil has not been entirely eradicated.
Nor has burglary, and murder
in
the social evil greatly reduced by police
And they longer be cassed with the cities without
cities which sanction and the destruction the
The appeal the of Atlanta
Individuals Houses
the
which officials elected and paid.
would be Intellectual because the
ponsbe present would permit spread
other
1t would silence the false Atlanta
only o make
disprove charge conscience
less
And let them consider!
Her sacred; oahs made to be
The disregard these by public officials
and girls and the of infection
of God by the
that the passions of be gIatied
deceive
is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
MUSICAL COMEDY
MAKING BIG HIT AT
BONITA THEATEF

The initial performance Of the King
Murray Jones Musical Comedy Com
pany at The Bonita yesterday afternoon
marked one of the most pleasing of
ferings this house has offered during
the present season.
The entire cast is possessed of excep-
tional ability, and a riot of fun. songs,
catchy music and pretty, shapely girls.
together with lastly designed fresh
costumes, stamp the show as being far
above the average in every respect
Beautiful motion pictures round out the
show. Continuous performances after
noon and evenings. Adults, loo; chill
dren, sc. @S@
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
POWER COMPANY GIVES CUE.

COLUMBUS. GA, July 3O.-The Co
lumbus Power Company is giving a
barbecue to It's wholesale customers
today at Goat Rock, Ala, up the Chat
tahoochee river, twelve miles above the
city. The consumers were taken to
Goat Rock on a special train by the
power company to see the new s1,500,
900 dam that is nearing completion.
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