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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

panvfIie. Va. Oct. Ion SUNDAY
,;.n, a.. n o'clock IRE was discovereo
in IN. pantry OF the Colonial Hotel on
III. stree, 4 stu alarm brought OUT
On. arc department and the IRE was
snnsned TO the pantry and TO part
40 the Kitchen. The entire building was
ei,eA With smoke. and much alarm
nr.vsIl~d among the guests. who
s.,zea the nre thing they could lay
,h.,r hands on and prepared to nee
sneo enc street scantily clothed They
were soon paciAed and the flames got
Ten under control The damage. which
amounts 70 about 500. to covered oy
Insurance.
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w of the Richmond Randolph
~ Lodge. No. IS. Ancient. Free
and Accepted Masons. will be held
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. October
Is, 1912. at z o'clock. IN the Masons
Hall. Franklin Street, near Eighteenth.
Work in the degrees.
The oficers and members OF Met
ropoIitan Lodge, No IL. will pay the
lodge q fraternal visit All Master
Masons In good standing are fra
ternaIly invited.
BY order OF the Master.
W. A. CLAKE, JR.
Secretary
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3eennga

The C6ss1psake and OHIO RsilWSy
Company.
Once Of the Secretary. II Broadway.
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In part execution Of Q decree Of the
Law and Eouiey Court Of the city Of
Richmond, entered on the 1lth day o.
June, 1917. in the suit q George w.
Chamberlayns ". James r Chamber.
is!n 81 sis w. tas Snd s,,.sr.sa. so a.
the above decree. win offer for sale q
pubic auction, upon the prsmAssa On
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL. lS12.
1t 4 O'Clock r. u promptly.
The property above described
rooms. with lot fronting % feet On the
north side Of cary etrest, and running
back between parallel Hines $50 feet
TO IN alley in the rear 10 feet Vide.
Ten Of the lots front on Cary street
: ;. :, 80 re ssst sace 0 .,ey
Most OF these iots have On them bean:
tifuI oak trees. and have been laid
or in such . manner 20 tna& none OF
them Van have 30 be cut down. unless
Also two bsautiful lots. sas fronting
llx10o feet on the west side Of Shep-
pard Street, end the other fronting
20 ana 10h.lS fest on che east saos OF
West Street
should commend itself to those wish
ing to secure good homo sites or In
vestors. a. Il Is right in. the hne OF
improvements ana the growth OF the
city. A plat Of this property can be
seen af tho once Of the auctioneera
TERMS: One-third cash: the ball
anco in two equal fnstAlments 1t six
and twelve months. respectively. with
interest ut tho rate Of 8 per cent per
annum from the day OF sale. payable
seml annually. notes % be given for
the deferred payments ana interest.
and the title TO be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money 10 paid
and q conveyance ordered by the court;
or all cash. At the option OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
r. r FLORANCE.
C. C. RUSSELL.
Special Commissioners
In the Law and Equity Court Of the
City OF Richmond:
Chamberlayne. George w.. .Plaindn
against
James r. Chamberlain and ais.
Up. p. winston. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioners by the decree
In said cause Of June -. 1917. has been
Given under my hand this zsth day
u p. p. WINSTON.
Clerk.
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LEN AVENUE, AND A BUILDING
LOT ON PARK STREET. BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS. AT
AUCTION.
In execution Of two DEGREES Of the
Chanoery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. entered July .. 1912, and Octo-
her 8. 1919, in the suit Of ROSS s. Ford.
Ford ct ais" the undersigned special
commissioner will sell at auction. on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1917.
beginning at 400 o'clock p NJ,
tho following described real estate. TO-
wit:
(a) That desirable brick residence.
eight rooms. with the lot upon which
II stands. including the side alley.
fronting 80 feet by depth Of 100 feet
to a public alley in the rear 10 feet
(b) That beautiful building lot ad-
fronting Is feet by a depth Of 100
feet to the aforesaid alley
(c) The building lot adjoining the
said house on the east fronting u feet
by a depth OF 40 feet to the above
mentioned alley.
Cd A building lot on the east side
Of Park Street. between Main and Cary
Streets. fronting 26 feet by q depth Of
100 feet to an alley In the rear 10 feet
wide, and bounded on the north by
10-foot alley.
This is good property, and should
attract the attention Of homeseekers,
investors and spectators.
TERMS: One-fouFth cash. and the
residue at one and two years. with In
terest on the deferred payments pay
able semi-annually. separate notes TO
be given for both principal and in
terest. and the title retained until all
Of the purchase money has been paid
HILL CARTER
Special Commissioner
I certify that the bond required by
the above court OF the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this seth day
Of September, 1919.
Tssts: CHARLES o. SAvILI.E,
Clerk
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FINE CPHOLsTERING AND NAT
TRESSES.

WE REPAIR AND UPHoLsTER FUR.
niture In best manner. make over
old mattre -ses like new. send for
and return them the same day.
(Signed) JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
Madison 329e.
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d4Iox1N 1oUaR MID. DTc.
M1TA z $3.50 . A2T149 44F'vl67xsksIna
xF1isE1Y AIoVT SEVEN NII.Hs
A4oln6 vn1sf . AseA given ey Aay.
Vae1 n TAySee. dated January z. 1919.
ana ro6oSAeA In the clerks once 81
The olcssak cevrt Of oesstsrnsid cSun-
NJ u Z H. ~ s. Sss:ss q ss
oortala nsss therein occurred. and heAnE
% PoQuAsoA by ne bsnsAoiasy. win
Osu b Dsbhs aoeeasn. sa the Drsnasss.
xo'oAH. ecFeesse IA '''a
~ ysssszsy isssssbsl IN sssd 49, =
1olloWs: SCsmmsnolng Ct Point 1t3
SoSt We0e from the intsroeotton q
ses1 ssSs sns MA H On sse aersS
side ef sald 0vansford Read Lee fest:
and running back bstweea pagalIel
Hines el1.i feet. anA containing enc
acre. The second tract csmmeasanG &C
county seaA. on Ola Bettsry ana OlA
Orswrys Biun Road, and running IN
. soufAwssteriy direction along tie
north side Of said new county road o1
Ola Battery. 50 feet TO the lana g
% : rock On the Old Drswry'a DlulI
READ: thence along tie south side -
Old Drewrys Dlu6 Road. IN An eesterly
direction Aes feet 70 point OF be0,n-
ming, and containing 1 e3-1oe acres.
TERMS: DISH - - s1psnsss Of exc
cutting this trust, including any tAxee
that may be due and unpaid on sid
property. Including pleDsrtion Of TAI
Tor the yser 1914. end - pay 2 nsse
for $50 due July Z. 1919: credit - 20
two notes, one Ter $50 ana one Ter
$1,000, both due January !. 1913: any
reNidUe OF purohaAs money SNAIL
~ payable in cash.
JOHN C. EA0L.BF.
Trustee.
On account Of Indictment weSther.
the above sale 10 postponed. TO take
place on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1912,
at p. N.
JOHN c. EASLEY.
Trtl0taD.
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WtsrsIIaneDuS


10A194
okoOo
10 LetD ON DIAMONDS AID
watches Ct New York rolAa. u J.
JACOBS . SON. No. :lS North NlntA
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by VIM. TOBIEN. JR.. II q guar
years' experience. Cleaning, 81; main
springs. 81. 408 East Broad Street
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PIANOS.

SUMNER RATES NOW ON PLANO
experts. Prompt. careful work
guaranteed Phone Madison Sis.
CHAS. n. STIEFF. Pianos. lit w.
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

COMMISSIONERS aALD

A TRAlD DWELLING AND LOT;
ALSO TWELVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
ON THE NORTH 0IDD OF CARY
STREET, BETWEEN SHEPPARD
AND WEST STREETS.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

New York. September II, 1917
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
way Company. for the election Of
such other business a. may lawfully
come before the meeting. and for the
purpose Of considering all action
heretofore taken or authorized by
said board Of directors. or by the
executive committee OF the company.
which may be submitted TO the meet
ing, whether for the purpose of. or
in connection with. or IN contempla-
ton OF any OF the matters aforesaid.
or otherwise. Including the lease,
dated the 5th day OF April. 1912. be-
tween the Island Creek Railroad
Company, a corporation duly organ
lied and existing under the laws OF
the state OF West Virginia. and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, will be held at the ONCE OF the
company. in the city OF Richmond,
Va, on Tuesday. the 22d day OF Oc-
tober, 1912. at II o'clock A N.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at the one, Of the company.
No. II Broadway. New York, on FRI
day, the fourth (4th) day Of October,
1912, at o'clocke p. NJ, and will be
reopened on Wednesday, the twenty
third (23d) day Of october. 1912. at
10 O'Clock A. N
BY order OF the board Of directora:
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY Jas Steuart MacKie. Secretary.
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STORAGE.

CHEAPEST STORAGE II CITY. q
Der load. Store your furniture. bur.
giles. automo Oiles. pianos at TONP.
KINS. 327 West Broad.
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a CALLED COXMCNlCAT1ON
w OF Henrico Union Lodge. No.
!" $50, A.. F. 4 A. NJ, will be held
in its lodge room. Masonic Hall. North
Twenty-afth Street. THIS Tuesday
AFTERNOON at : o'clock. to pay the
of Crewe Lodge. No. 113, Crewe. Va.
who departed this life at his late resi-
dence, on Fulton Hill. Sunday, Oc-
tober Is. 1912. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren are cor
daily invited
By order of the worshipful Master:
c. e. HUGHES,
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eHOE REPAIRIN0.

Ice. REBATE IF you BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half.
half soles. coo. rebatsd 70 sec. Every
pair sewed; best leather; no nails. no
pegs. Keeling. 25c. DREWS ELEC.
TRIO SHOE FACTOR. 71s East
Main. Phone MonrOa 1857,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

pr,.,oi vs. october N-Sfusr Cs-rtser.
. =. 81 ~. " osusgsv. Of HiisessshteN.
T.rn s,~s IN the hospital here from IA
,urJ~o sustained when Ne fell fren the TOP
- = yIrsfofs scd Southwestern train. HIS
800 ,.su;,eA from ccncussfca 81 the brain.
No sGsI, hsvfne heea frscture1. We wee
,Cer,V-,orY years ~s se~. Ms beoy Wos
sryssd o. ElsesDssh.en se-dsy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

SaSe % Salcao.s 3suuSsc<uy5a8 p7oDs %
Aitavfssa. ys--By vsr;se % svo ossGD e
trust besrins Gate .: ArguSs L Dzl -
April IT. sCl Esd ca.y reesrasA - -
CAMPBELL County e:erk's once The uo1B-
Dc. m sses on Friday. Ocssosr -. 49, - -
O'Clock A. ~. TIE p'ene % the cosscis4ase1
Turnt,ure WORKS tne;uAtng focs0sy 90
office ssr6:ass ana ,asa steoehe1 tssfsRs.
nsehsnery. franchise pasenss. eafes fUgUe-
,,.e ana fixtures. nanssacsuye1 eoc4A. O1-
ebssery ssd ssppl5ss sa1 aassFso. % boo4.
ss Q 0Ao;e or 81 parcs1o - SUE pssesoDoSo
Terms: Cash. but more LIBERAL ssrme 60
n oSsaiped uDoa rssspuabis coadfstsne =
a D~r. A.savfssa. Va. ~, u 49, -
r. csskss. a. = Pveev. yS1eooosG ".
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r. r. FIORANCE.
G. C. RUSSELL.
4peciai Commissioner
BY N. W. Bows 4 Son,
Real Estate Auctioneer6.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

GOOD BRICK RESIDENCE AND
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, ON MAIN STREET. BE-
TWEEN PARK STREET AND AL
LEN AVENUE. AND A BUILDING
MAIN AND CARY STREETS. AT
AUCTION
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TELL Us ABOUT IT.

HOUSECLEANING. WAXING AND
staining floors. removing old stains
and refintshing: satisfaction guaran-
teed. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Nonros
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E. A. CATLN.

Take Highland Park car line and
get or 1T the school. asd then 20
westerly 10 Northsidc Place. which 81
between Meadow Bridge and Second
street Roada
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By f. A. CatlIn q Co.
Is North Eighth Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN DWELLING
LOCATED IN THE RAPIDLY GROW
ING "NORTHSIDE PLACE"

In execution OF q certain trust Aeed
to me. dated July II. 1911. and fecordeA
In HenVico County clerks once In p.
B. 1873. page lS1, default having been
made In the payment OF two OF IL
notes therein secured, and being re-
Quested 30 to do by all OF the parties
In interest, ] will. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER is. 1912.
~ O'Clock p ~,
on the premises. sell to the highest
bidder the lot described - oegtnning
at q point on the north line Of North
side Avenue. distant Is feet east OF
Napoleon Street thence running east
eriy so feet, on which there Is . very
attractive dwelling. which 10 we'll
built and practically new
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT to pay the
costs Of executing this trust. and a0y
taxes thax may be due and 90 Its
charge two notes OF ST each, WIKI In
terest thereon from April 80 and July
81, 1872, respectively. and the aDump-
ton OF the payment Of . note Of Sl.See
due July 81. 1914. and quarterly inter-
est notes thereon. and the balance, u
any, IN equal payments At one and
two years, with interest added. and Sc
cured BY trust deed on the property
All cash may be paid. X desissd ~
purchaser.
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6lruatl0nS, }1rotes9i0nal
Agentg WAanten

AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING
fall leader: quick sales. send for
free sample and catalogue. just out.
COLUMBIAN SUPPLY HOUSE, Co
lnvphia pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

WANTED, a YOUR on FIVE ROOM
aaa. o. VIII rent b0uss VIA coupss
r. "a go 1DOso-ps1uUeA
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flats Uanfen

wrsH THREE OR roCR ROOMS FOR
light hossckceping: two sdsl;s pre-
Ter west Of First or Barton Heish;s-
State price References exchatSsed
81. care Times Dispatch.
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1ausF1Ds 4go1so'' aAIs

~ 63aRa.c22 M212 SSso o. i Sc AG Ere.
S%n 9r En- ;siass A2asd SS 81 d1sa
Oar LINE. IN THE vnI4Ao1 OF
4pltQlBY A1OVr SEVEN NILES
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Poultry, Ieets ano Linz 5tork

ron ALE one BAY MARE. SIX
years DID, weight. i.loo pounds:
broke 70 drive single or double: VIII
make a fine family horse for CITY
driving; not afraid OF street cars or
automobiles Address IL z. PRATT,
E.tna Mills. Va
FOR SALE. 80 HEAD NICE STOCK
cattle: average about 500 Apply 10
III. c, LYNN, 400 Brook Avenue,
City, or ]. T. Terrell. boswell va
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ossn1ss nSsAnssHs ossaess HswsDaDsas
" aes Ed bbpaffh
0nHATDOT WANT AND REAL NJ.
1ATD MEDIUM IN Virginia. AND
ONE or THE BEST m AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

0alfy. enc esat per wer1 when 80
= a1vaAee. Ne A. taken Ter lees shas
Ten oentA.
0no anA ons-Aalf ceats Q wef1 al
eoa11e0Got5ons exeeDt situation Wansee
Ter Sunday. S1tuati0n Wanted. one cent
. Woe1. Ne Al. sunday taken Tor less
than 1fteen eeata,
Ne Adj. takea for less than tvventy.
ovo eoats when DAAAs1 In OF charges
at tbs eou1toe.
ClaaalAeat1ons not guaranteed a2eeH
o. y. -
Fer bus11eo0 e0otFaets. 0en1 Ter tns
want Al. Aaa, Ph0nO 00nf00 4
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jaottcg9
Businegs opportunities

Bu9tnf98 OppDrtunJt1f8
PARTY WANTED AT ONCE WITH
some banking experience as secre-
tary-treas urer of snail North Caro-
lima trust company. now being or
ganized. Reasonable investment re-
auired. Address. for interview. q.
NJ WEBBE. Richmond. Va.
WANTED-PARrY WITH 5000 CASH
can buy my half interest IN old es-
tabisshed strictly each mercantile
business: location. Norfolk. Va: ac-
tive partner preferred: share OF net
on Investment: salary. $40 weekly:
Al references required: stands strict
dnvestd CATION: rare opportunity 70
enter a successful line OF business
q Is, care Time1-LHspztch.
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39eIy. QeaIe anb fe,,saIe

FOUR PARTIES WANTED TO INTER
view prospective customers: nothing
to sell. Positions worth from So g
IS per day. THE INTERSTATE
SUPPLY COMPANY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
GEORGIA HIGH COURT
MAKES RECORD FOR
AFFIRMING PENALTIES

In single year the Georgia supreme
court has disposed Of "a capital cases
and but in TWO instances has the iudg
ment of the trial court been reversed.
Sixteen Of these cases came to the
high court with the extreme penalty
death assigned. and not a single
Judgment was reversed OF the sixteen
slayers all but three went to the gall
lows two took their own lives and one
was killed in attempting to escape.
These figures were given out by At
torney General Fielder ard cover the
work Of the court since July. 1911. OF
the "a judgments, two were reversed,
three dismissed and the remainder af-
hrmed. A dismissal amounts to the
same in matter Of fact as an affirma
ton There are seven capital c. ses
now pending before the court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
HAD TO SPEND TOO
MUCH TIME SAVING
LIFE OF HIS WIFI E

san FRANCISCO, June S-Too
many attempts upon the part Of Mrs.
Pratt TO commit suicide resulted in
Superior Judge Thomas F. Graham
granting a divorce to Harry Pratt.
From the time Of their marriage, May
II 1905. Pratt testified, bis wife made
his life perpetual misery through her
attempted suicides.
on one occasion he was sitting in The
living room Of their home reading the
da ny paper. suddenly his wife said
Harry YOU do not love me.
Why do YOU say that" he asked.
Because If YOU did you would not
read the paper With that she ran
into another room grabbed hts razor
and sashed the arteries in her wrist.
He secured the razor after a struggle
and bound up the wounds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
BURNING OF STORES
CAUSES PROSECUTION
OF PROMINENT MEN

MONTGOMERY, ALA. June 3.r-As
the result of an Investigation made by
Lorrine Rice. state fire marshal, of the
burning of eight stores at Benton.
Lowndes county. last December, five
warrants have been issued, three ar
rests have been made and one defend
ant has given himself up. The fifth
defendant has not been made known,
pending arrest. Three of the five are
prominent white men. the other two
being negroes c. Walter Jones, for
merly of Lowndes county but now re-
siding in Montgomery surrendered to
the sheriff at Haynesville J. H. Eel
der white man, and Ike Cunningham
and Steve Wagner negroes, were ar
rested Warrants were issued by Pro
bate Judge j. c. Wood at Haynesville.
charging the Ave defendants with sec
ond degree arson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
Admit Charges
Wholly Unfounded.

THE suit was begun al q time
when I was much depressed. and
I realize that my charges against
you were wholly unfounded The
contracts under which ! gave you
the notes were made al my own
request. and every statement OBJ
tanned in them is true and correct
and the money was and is fully
and properly due to you.
AT my request you willingly
have returned the notes. so as to
readjust the payments to suit my
convenience. but still owe you
the money. and when you returned
my notes on Saturday last | gave
you q written agreement to pay
you the full amount in certain
specified installments. The state
ment in my complaint that you al
tered the notes without my consent
was mistake.
"Regretting my hasty action and
trusting that we may all forget the
unfortunate affair am.
Lovingly yours,
JOSEPHINE WRENCE."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
7 CONVICTS ESCAPE
FROM RIVER BOAT;
8 DROWN, 2 CAUGHT

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Seven
white convdcts escaped from a quar-
ters boat in the Mississippi river near
Baton Rouge early today. Swo were
captured: two, it is believed, got
away to the swamps. now five and
six feet deep with water from the
breaks In the levee, and three are be-
lieved to have been drowned. Among
the latter is Charles Thomas, Of Soda
liza, Mo, twenty years old, sentenced
TO serve three years for burglary. The
two who now are believed to have
escs ped are William McGregor. of On
tario. Canada. highwayman. and J B.
Morgan. of Chicago.
The three believed to have been
drowned are George M Eir. of Gin
cinnati Thomas and Charles Flores, of
Louisiana.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
John D. S Pastor Gives
Wives l0Don IS; WED
ForLove, Not a Living
Woman In Hobble Skirt, Husband
Patched Trousers, Poor Pair,
He Declares.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June "A
wife's decalogue. all donts. has been
issued by Rev. W W Bastard, pastor
ar the Euclid Avenue Baptist church,
which John D. Rockefeller attends.
Here are the ten:
l. Don't marry man for living,
but for love.
> Don't overdress
5 A wife with a hobble skirt and z
husband with patched trousers make 4
poor pair
4. Don't 90 around lecturing othei
women on how to bring UP their chill
dren
>. Don't tcl your troubles to your
neighbors
s Don't nag
{. Don't try TO set more out of mir
ror than YOU put into it,
s Don't make gamblers and drunk
ards out OF your children by running
whist parties for prizes and serving
punch with stick" in it,
g Don't forget to tell the truth
10 Don't forget that home is a WON
ans kingdom
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
Editor, To Be Arrested Tor
Says He Will Not Tax
Back a Word.
CALLS PRESIDENT TAFT
A "BL UNDERlNG Boo
Publisher Declares the All
Obscene Article Was Quo
From Copyrighted Book

Thomas e. Watson. a warra
whose arrest for improper use
mails has been issued has addr
communica ton to The Geors
which he outlines his side of n
troversy with the government. L.
In this communication Mr..
scores the president OF thelA
States numerically, characteri
as a laundering, BOBBY" i
He accuses President Taft o.
the late Major Archibald BI
presidents military aid. on a "h
Gus mission 10 Rome. and attach
rect responsibility to the pre-
therefore. for the death of Majo
on the Titanic
For his utterances on these 81
in his various publications, Nh.
son says he is being prosecuted
president and other powerful
enCes looking TO Watsons uDdoi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
Mrs. Lawrence Writes Russell,
Apologizing letter To Be
Made Public.
ADMITS SHE WAS WHOLLY
WRONG IN RECENT SUIT
Pleads She Was Depressed at
Time. and Declares That She
Owes Money Involved.

NEW YORK. June S.-Complete
reconciliation has been effected be-
tween Nus Josephine Lawrence, widow
of rich patent medicine manufac-
turer and Russell Hopkins. of A Atlanta,
who married her granddaughte and
against whom she recently began suit
20 recover part of more jnan $4,000
he was alleged to have obtained from
her by playing on her affection for Mrs.
Hopkins and little Josephine Lawrence
Hopkins. her great granddaughter
Mrs. Lawrence has sent the following
letter 10 Mr. Hopkins:
My Dear Russell-So many
statements have been made in the
newspapers concerning our affairs
that ! must insist on your publish
ing this letter to correct any harm
! may have Internationally done
you. I deeply regret The suit be-
gun against you. and withdraw
every statement contained in the
complaint which reflects on YOU in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
BR0OKHAVEN CLUB PLANS
S2O.OOO.O0 IMPROVEMENTS

The Brookhaven club. now in the
height of its season. win have new
boat house and bath house in few
weeks The board of governors has
voted $4,000 for Improvements, and Will
issue 100000 of new bonds to retire
$4,000 of bonds now outstanding and
leave surplus for new work The lake
at Brookhaven offers unusually good
bathing. for it is the clearest BODY of
water near Atlanta. The golf links viii
be ready for use by July l5 when the
nlne-h hole course will be completed 1t
is to be made an 1S-hole course in a
few years.