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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
YOUNG WISDOM
PLEASESLARGE
AUDIENCE
Taiafs-fo Sisters Portray Mis-
tales Of Tso Girls Charm
Ingy a the Atlanta.
BIZ Tarlston Collier

To- n-r- ss1.-r.. rz.ef@ e :
ssEEeyo1F s-l1g- Is--. .-lzsfT r3sn e
secorusz The z-arE a-E5-e basic u =
~-4nztle pyoz 5-f.- T. q sr- 70 az
,znRss1 ~ ,- ,z- E-aa-s - IT. 3-sr.
.rnDe1irE p-ogr=ss lr -Erisst.ns siss Z.
It Is ~bos.rg t-1- 4nt- goo begin -
worssr ter~ ssl laggs2 ~ any g.r1
could BE ~ stss bgTcen@1 E.-1 fray
rns.te- a. re ors no - l5-trsys-
before you ~ t1s s-azs
H31ever st should ~ yT.4sn. r.
spite - trls seeming criticism. TIA
Young vision played a. tire At
ANITA MONDAY n.Eaf bE Aabel src
Edts1 Tas afsrro. and othsrs Just ~
gooI ID or entertaining conneeT.
lgr; ,zaRasb.r s- . tszeE s.' 4atlorlE.
snd pleasing j. provs1 distinctly
captivating 70 tas Fts, 14xni audience
Blaoe and Es5tr TaIlsfeFro play
the parts u Victoria ard Gail Claf-
ferde- tao TrIs % ~ Ultra -rJHser-
Fatfvs family and re.gsbo-Eoot We
tor5a. having been 20 college is inoc-
asate1 u.ita me i0ea 81 a0mar'y tree
dom net 70 vote mind yog '-Thar' =
= piRllnz item ssys she. scorrt1ily
No. women must be free ~ love vhom
they please, and rot 10 marry .n the
Old con1ertioast way thus running
the risk 81 getting ire wrong man
and % falling into q life - GGhaFPi-
Tess She would m marriage first
Her younger sister become sE az
dent disciple =ae rarssa1rs her
frightened fsuce 70 r1E aNay with
her, 20 zee y they are rally suited
Her sis~er follows and things hap
pen very swiftly 20 prove that gu
can be vsry fS9i.E1 a. time.
The two stars aEE vel suppCTtsd-
Richard Sterling. 80 Peter barHgTr.
the timor0GE Ganc@. " on f3lE audience
Hayward Gian and Esgan HUgaston.
az Christopher Bruce sbc Max Nor
ton. tine two masGsTf1l young men
who finally mary the two girls are
admirably fitted 20 their para, being
vlrfis rersonK IN the flesh JgniBs
Matthews N-ho played Bayry Claffen-
Den, the -xis" brother. me women u
The audience thought cute. Aubrey
Eeattle vas the dOmInssr3ng Judge
Cianenssn. One o. the true chsrac-
fers % the play vas that % Hrs-
C!aTenden. tss mother played By
Mabel Burt
Young VISION" wIiI be a. the A.
lanta Tuesday and wednesday even
ings and W'esnesdsy matinee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
CHANCES BRIGHT
FOR REGIONAL
BANK HERE
Atlanta and Whole Southeast
Likely TO Benefit Greatly uo-
der Wilson Currency PIar.

Even Ss.- the p.sElttss - 80
in.ou= .zE ry-srg-t.zg them. E-.s--s
BANKER T-es-zv MINING ze-- ~
Lining norA and nsge 70 talk = --s
czl--e-.- Bit. l,s -e.atl1- 20 q r1Es.-
be regional tank u L-.zr-a. z-t
a 1at THAI ao--t men o. Atlanta
banks and y--s- beaEs 2 ,1ls sexton
q. the Sg1--
"CA4DcsE look pre.-y 5rgzt .-zs
-oE.F sz.E oLs hank n-sa -ES-es--
dent Wilson zsyg n won't sEsE1 e.
a. email = number z- sl4T Fegl1--zA
.zrEs. sd, vHi'e re may .g- &C. TIE
Twelve re ~artE II lg5EF pFs.ty -ea-
sC1a5.e - 1=svs re v.- get : c5zl-
promise Ta.ca would - sg--. lr a.
g.g1s 1..s-y1
And here . ~Hy Atlanta 5anEe-s
are interested y.,siiy u ne number
q regional banking dsTislCuE
Likely 20 Get Ore % Eight
II there z~e 20 - glly four -s-
g.o1sl azEzs. sai1 Henry DAVIS.
cashier = ire Lowry Sstlcrsf BzEz
there Wg4l4. o. course De Just twice
e mgca CON 1-s'lcloa Fg- rE=L. and
Atlantis lsaI-e 20 and ne Sgztl-
ssste-n Division <O1.E Dc czzt doE1
.GE, t1s- nEca- win iga, banks .
seems - us 81 Atlanta r1z- tst. c.-y
should 5y al means D. zwa-Ie- g1s
q them
Nov - 20 the vesgt q ira. sc11.-
sltlOU. 4 realized
FOR one t1iug" &r DAVIS said ~
EOu.d mean that Atlanta and south
err rn5rey now kept tr Mem York
would come oacE % Atlanta s.rn5sI n
q lump Atlanta exchange you'd
nave exactly the Ezn1e staining any
where n ire United states t11- EeE
YORK exchange nOE has. Atlanta
banks and zig business houses. IL
pace u issuing New YORK exchange.
would issue Atlanta exchange
And taat, 1Ir. Davis asserts, . only
one o. re Big advantages q re-
glonz! bank N Atlanta I, probably
ECgld mean the borrowing % money
here that formerly was Borrowed IN
the Eastern money markets, ard i
certainly would mean the keeping d
Southern money In the South. and
particularly. keeping s. in Atlanta
Al Under U. 8. SvpeN.ision.
The regional bank as a. present
supervised By The Government n
gi0ns," as finally decided On IL the
passage q the currency bill These
regions" would thus enjoy the cugco-
d. = the Government funds n the
manner 4 vas, national bank d.
yI1ed into four eight or twelve equal
ly important branches
No one Atlanta bank, for example
wOuid profit over the others In the
event Atlanta was made a regional d.
vision station. The members Of the
Atlanta Clearing House Association
would make up the great regional
bank. aad their relation TO the Gov.
eminent funds would be supervised by
Government officers and employees
So 70 - rot 10 wonder that Atlanta
bankers are strongly IN favor Of the
currency bill and that they favor the
Presidents plan gf regional division
above that put forward by the ennis
saries q the unwilling and TebelIous
WaH street
Also it Il not 70 wonder that Wall
street IS opposing frantically the
whole i1ea
Wall street mas enjoyed the Use OF
Southern and Western and Northern
money for such a long time.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

TX. Gew.aner q Ire johnson c5s-
winner C9ugsus has Deea placed .
charge - rre details o. t-e au-oroo-
bile fora. parade - Be held during
the auto snow next wee.
a aorzl parade - p heg- eegsr-gTe
in Atlanta automobile circles. and l.
attracting zI1esD~eal -ateresr Al
ready numbers ~ owners have made
known tae-r intention n entering TIE
contest
Gr GeEtnreF ssstss taat ffue p!lzes
offered EtI fully COM erszts anyone
for the cost II decorating MS car.
and 1rgss every automobiles 20 help
NJ ks tae event e memorable one for
Atlanta
There f. 70 recss s-ty % any for
rsItiss r entering i rs only neg
essarF. 70 decorate the car and re-
Dprt % Hr Gewinnsr ~ the corner
- Whitehall and Mitchell E.reets next
Tuesday morning A. IH-51 oc,ock
The prizes viii be Or exhibition ali
This UseE I'm the SHOW windows - the
whitehall street Shops
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
Coroner to Probe
Death in East Point
Railroad Yards

- Inquest vas he'd Tuesday INTO
- 5ez-z q c II E1ey. Of East
pm whose mz-g-=5 body was fount
al-zzzy rsgzt II t1e Ezz- Point yards
= re Central q Georgia Railroad
Z = Supposed ma Le ~sz struck oy
81 express t-z--
VI Witnesses O. The accident have
Ter found TIE bo5y was removed
q. re ---e--zEi1E rooms Of Green
ss-z 4 Bond. where he inquest was
he'd \ wife and two children were
z=-e-ze-. upon NaxeT for support
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
King George Host to
500 WOrkingmen

LONDON Nov Eve hundred
TorEiEgr1en were entertained al dinner
BY the King in K1nEs Han a, Hol-
born Restaurant TIE workmsn have
been snE%Esd 'u re'aeing Buckingham.
Palace Probably never before has
there been such = Remarkable assem-
olaTs ia ne han.
All classes d worlmsn were there
H1as9na. seano2cers. caryers. elevator
efse'nrs and labgrsTs Of all s1nds-sp5
several % thgFe who were urshla 70
leave their employment n time 10
ehsnEe appeared tn working clothes
Ese4 guest was provided with a menu
caro- efSAfuentee with the royal arms
N E'-a' and also presented with a
clay PIPE and a package Of tobacco.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
U. D, G, Fights Plan Of
Naming Canal Posts

xERU-AE Mss Nov. .-T5.
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rsEo-z-.1-s E-.--E-g Es -,=5
Dz1gzts-s 4 - Co-.a5.-E-y a. -.
cczr@-t1oz = $sw 1r3sz-s -sE- = eel
20 1-zs- q -a---1I- 90 --s A--y 5.ca-5
p---zs--zE against IL -E@g = a.
- Pz-z-z -z-z- 11--s E-c "a
rs--ss :1- E=zz-z. E-Ez-E-E = -
CIVIL EEy
rs z1t1- - Ike VIII IT, -ss--
lzE-1--s @ ----=s- z-rI-=- a. --= -
-ezE ming 2 L--s-= = 80 S5-.--
60 CczEsv ---Ezzs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
4 Men, Including 8
Slayers, Break Jail

LEXINGTON. KY. NV. F..
prisoners, including thres nu-sA,,-
escaped jail in Beattyvills. Les C,r,
u, By concerted action n cgtrin,
section OF the steel cage ana tr!e. mai
The mur6erers gone are JOIN Cansm
under life sentence. James f,sTS.ii
awaiting trial. and Jesse James ~.
fourth man is Price AlsLz15e-. cbsrs..s;
with placing dynamite o. z -siir5sS
which resulted IN injury 70 twelve M
\ posse IS securing the hills ,or n,
men
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
New Burlesque Play
Wins Hearty Applause

in Ny Country Cousin" fre white
Way BIr.es4ue Company hss q STOW
that pleased TIE Monday audience
az the 90 umoia Theater immensely
Pred Kennedy and Lucretla Vincent
leaders lu IRE cast. rse successful -
their Efforts 80 bring OUT tne .hggEA
and are backed ably by Everett Al
dTsch and Gus Mortimer
But the zeal delight o. the Colum
b.A show ss the dancing % tre
Princess IL CeiT
A number 0f new lHgruE girls ap-
pehred - the Columbia Monday.
They are az pretty a- those o. the
cast aro are already ae.. huOwr. and
az sprighi.y And altogether there is
much life and gaysty about the Cho-
rus. The vaudeville agts gspuyatei
me audience
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
"Blackmail" Gives
FORSYTH Audience Thrill.

The hero IS really the hero. and tire
villain r. q most cespicabis person IN
the Richard Harding Davis sketch
''Blackmail." az the Forsyth this week
And when the villain comes to MS
weil-d@seryed end everybody 10
pleased. condoniEg the murder that
di5 f.
or course 8, u meio6rama ~ the
deepest hue but 70 well acted BY
Frank Saeridan--ne Of the fame 81:
Paid In Full" and Fine Feathers
ard other ,htnRs-that 81 - thrilling
The Forsyth audience shifted and
laughed nsrvous.y. and otherwise be
irayed its excitement while the play
let wss 81 progress Monday
james Diamond and sibyl B-sn-
nan with their appealing nonsense,
come on jus, ss the curtain falls on
the heavy sem -fras4c "B.ackmsl d."
This - unfortunate f0r naif their act
V taken 40 }H G.rsi pafsgg the tense
effects q 8r Sheridan aching How
ever they get aHEY with o. In great
shape. and run au easy second Ia ne
favor Of the audience
The Yorsyth BIZ - urBsIsl f. many
respects this week The opening
member. F-Aw.iey and Huut offer 1870
ser0bsis whose fsafs are really sen
satgOna, Dave Kramer and George
Moron btarkfaea coined isrs. are bet
ter tHau TIE aFeFage
JACK J%nnsnEs. EgbeFE JcEeli and
J5seur-rs BsFiovs offer Ekst~r
The Dope. lie D1tchrEaH, the 9irl.
wr5rs n hlif around tGe unusual. 3
stter1sre1 pnysiggs - J- Jennings
= painfully Tain person Ray Cguiin
q vsn'-flogasst hes a stock - con
ssFsztior between Hiusef and biz
danny that - Eraisg funny and
-se Gina 49, - Johannes Fgsefs
s0ns C1uuSny win Which tge 5i4
ciaseE. ~ w@. Ergzr as worthy Ill
- srfsTfa nrnsu- Tire Irelsndic ar
- - f-defsrsA becomes z fearful and
pCu1sr1IT tr.EE ~ they Interpret g..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
.Moonshiners Fight
Officers; Boy Killed.

AsHEvILLE. y. c. Nov
rzl revenue Officers today s-a ,.. '-''s'
the mountains In Tie yic'r,..As
Taynesvflle in search q -. ,n,.i. o.
tller Who fired upon = posse =, y w.
eTzI officers last nsgr- 'e'
Il is believed q -5-yesr---=
sinner was killed II the -5,5sz= L s.oon-
4 passing Wincksstsr rif.s J INV;
burned ( small -e6 s-rzs- ellst
cheek o one Of the officers ES
the officers was seriously s--l -,y-e o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
YOU WILL FORGET YOUR
WORRIES IF YOU GO TO
The BONITA THEATER

WAY do YOU carry that worried
look a. day when YOU can get rid
% if .u thirty minutes - f-a
Bonita Taesttr1 Tass.I- and
Young. the best musical comedy
company on The road. f. the pre-
sor.Di19u. Hear the quartet. see
the funny comedy, Ruth Turner
and Beatrice Morgan sing ana
dance, Als- Young % Der picture
act and the beauty chorus u songs
and dances You vii! forget your
troubles and be Carefrss and hap
~ the rest OF the day. Try u.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

Akahet Building before
eb
Representative Government
Ticket
RusseU Rrdoa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
Alfonso to Create
Washington Embassy

MADRID. S1T s---assE1 Z WIZARD
= vi-s1zzs. re @rs- TElrs5 STATES ~
tss-sss@51- 20 SpzE. Ezs essE Tscs5vs5
y King A-sg-E1.
Tz1s 1r-hssssz -, sir Is ssz&. drove
Il s.s1s CARA zes 70 -.z palace, ssoorf
- ~ cs-scs-sr- = T-E Roys-
Ls-k-cE
Kz-g aIs1-Es s------eZ - Eszic
- - TIE ELsr - Lsgz-i1- e Wasting
rC- - t-E ala = ~ embassy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
Oglethorpe Landing
To Be Celebrated

SAVANNAH Nov a unique
celebration : planned for the cs.ebFa-
ton C. --= landing OF Og.ethorpe a,
Szvzu-z- 1y the Georgia Historical
Soe.e.y u February. 1914
- ne same time tne seventy fifth
anniversary o the society viii be o.
sa-ra-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
MANY HUNTING LICENSES

COLUMBUS. CA Nov. 4-Nia=-y-
s3gh- persons have taken cut STATE
and county licenses IN MuSccges
County % hunt during the coming
yes-. an Increase OF - over ne same
date 1sS year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
|ALKAHEST LYCEUM COURSE OPENS WEDNESDAY


Music, Oaoy,
to
according
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

Eureka Coffee is roasted
daily a n d blended in At.
lanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
Some Special
Shirt Features

It's the season for new shirts, and surely
we have the shirts of the season.
There's great quality and much conven-
fence and economy in the new turnout
shirt with semi-short stiff bosoms, plain or
pleated The turnout feature is the bright
precaution Of the manufacturers to place
the deeply colored stripe of fabric at the
edge Of the cuff The point is easily seen.
The dirt. which is mo. respector of per
sons" isn't. We commend it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
$1.5O and $500

We're showing the smart fall patterns
of the famous Manhattan shirt-negligee,
pleated. soft-fnished and lined bosoms, blue,
pink. lavender and tan in beautifully blend
ed stripes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
RHEUMATISM CURED
Old Deep Seated Cases
Take Notice
Pains and Anguish Quickly Disappear
BY Rubbing Kings Royal Germe-
tuer On the Pains and Taking
Germetuer Internally

Kings Royal Germetuer is not like
any other remedy on the druggists
shelves. Kings Royal Germetuer is a
germ killer.
BY using Kings Royal Germetuer
rheumatism vanishes as the mist be-
fore the sun, because Germetuer Kills
the germs. Take the remedy inter-
nally every hours in hot water.
Battle the flesh where the pain is To-
Gated with Royal Germetuer.
If you have bone pains. swollen
Joints. aching back or shoulder blades,
blood thin or pale skin-even If bed
ridden with the worst rheumatism,
give Kings Royal Germetuer d triai.
we guarantee a perfect lasting cure,
You will notice happy change In
your condition after the first few doses
ana rupplngs. Inc Gefuuetuer @s.,
happily on the kidneys, causing these
organs to drain out the uric acid and
germs which cause the rheumatic
il you are suffering from rheuma-
tism you should consider US a public
benefactor for bringing to your atten-
non Kings Royal Nrermetuei
sold by ali druggists at 81 per large
culars free. Ellis. Liilybeck Drug Copl-
pany, Memphis. Tenn. Sold i'll Bir-
mingham, Ala. by Collier Drug Com
pany, Twentieth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
50 SENTENCED To
DEATH IN TWO YEARS
Out of Number Imposed
Twenty-Five Were for
Murder

Montgomery, February 25.-(Special)
Thirty death sentences were pro-
nounced upon persons by criminal
courts of Alabama during the two years
beginning October l, 1910, and end
ing September so, 1912, according to
figures compiled by Second Assistant
Attorney General T. Howard Seay.
These statistics will be contained in
the biennial report of the attorney gen.
eral, to be issued within the next few
days.
OF the 80 death sentences imposed
80 of them were for murder and the
other very serious charge. In some
cases, where causes were reversed by
the supreme court, the death sentence
was imposed twice upon the Same per-
son.
The report will also contain the an
nouncement that during that time there
were 1902 arrestas for carrying con-
eealed weapons, with s3l convictions.
The biennial report of the attorney
generals department will be received
from the printer within the next few
days, and 1t will contain a number of
interesting facts with reference to the
criminal history of the state during
the fiscal years 1911 and 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
PROGRAMME FOR
UNIVERSITY FINALS
Bishop Mcc,sy~ and Gov
errnor Hall Among the
Speakers

University, February 25.-(speclaD-
With strong list of speakers, including
the names of bishop James H. Mccoy,
Governor L. II Hall of Louisiana, and
Chancellor J. H. Kirkland of Vanderbilt
Eniversty with many class reunions
planned, and With a series of baseball
games with Vanderbilt as a special at
traction, the eighty-second commencement
% the university which wifi extend from
Sunday. May 25 TO Wednesday the 2sth,
promises to be one of the most interesting
of recent years.
The list Of speakers was announced to-
day by President George II. Denny, who
fer some time has been giving his per-
sonal attention to the planning of conf
mencement The commencement sermon
on May % will be preached by the Rev.
DR.. J. II. Mccoy, DID, LID, of Bir-
mingham, bishop of the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church South. The Grafton before
the socaty of the alumni on Tuesday the
9th will be made by Governor Hall.
Chancellor Kirkland will deliver the bac-
calaureate address on Wednesday the
2Sth. The annual senior contest in ora
tory for the trustees prize win take place
on Monday the 26th, but the speakers for
that occasion have not yet been selected.
One of the most attractive of the COM
mencement features will be the series of
three games of baseball with Vanderbilt,
one of which will take place on Monday
afternoon, while the other two will be
staged on Tuesday afternoon just after
the alumni banquet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, February 25.-Cl p. NO.
The area of high pressure that oecu-
pied the great central basin on last
nights map has moved eastward and
now overlles the Atlantic slope, caus-
ing a general cool change along the
eastern seaboard. Pressures have fallen
generally throughout the interior sec
tions during the past "a hours causing
an increase in cloudiness and tempera-
lures from the Rockies to the Alleg-
henies 1t has also caused a general
fall of snow throughout the Rocky
mountains and the northern plains.
The central area of the low" over
lies the southwest ON tonights, and 1t
is probable that its course be easterly,
causing falling pressures over the Mis-
sissippi valley and gulf states during
the next "a hours. Its effect on weather
conditions in this section will proba-
BILE become evident Wednesday, bring
ing cloudiness and, later in the day,
rain Temperatures will rise somewhat.
Thursday will be rather cloudy and
probably cooler
Summary of observations made at
United States weather bureau stations
February 20:
fA....
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
John BEAL SNEED
FOUND NOT GUILTY
Texas Ranch Owner Ac-
quilted of Murder of
Al BOyce, Jr.

Vernon Tex. February 95.-JoLb Zeal
sneed, a wealthy west Texas re9nch own
er was today declared not guilty of the
murder of al Boyce 81, at Amarillo,
Tex. last September The Jury retired
last night and returned the verdict when
court opened e.tsksiis .tsksiis morning. sneed shot
boyee 10 death on a downtown street in
Aih'rlllo at what was said to have been
'he llIst meeting of the two after Boyee
reloDed with Mrs. Sneed about one year
before the killing.
Al Royce, Jr.. was the second member
Of The Boyee family Sneed had killed Oh
account Of Developments following the
elopement The first killing was that Of
Capt. Albert Boyce, ST., the aged father
of Al Boyce, whom Sneed shot in a Fort
Worth hotel. Ills defense was that Cap
tain Boyce was aiding his son, Al, in the
elopement and also that he feared for
his life at the hands of Captain Boyce.
Two of the largest and wealthiest fami
lies in the southwest are concerned in the
SneedBoyce tragedies
On October u, 1911. Mrs. Sneed con-
fessed to her husband her love for AL
Boyce, and proposed that she leave Texas
with Boyce and go to South America. A
few days later Sneed placed his wife il
a sanitarium near Fort Worth.
on November 2 Boyce received letter
from Mrs. Sneed at the sanitarium say
ing: For Gods sake, come and take me
out of this mad house" Six days later
the couple eloped During the several
weeks following, Sneed spent $4,000 in
searching the country for the pair. FINAL
" they were found at Winnipeg, Manito-
la, where Boyce was held by the police
on charges of theft, made by Sneed at
Fort Worth, Tex. Sneed went to Winni-
peg, persuaded his wife to return to Tex
as with him, and the charges against
Boyce were dropped Several months
later Boyce returned to Texas and Sneed
at his trial declared that for months be-
fore he killed Boyce in Amarillo he had
lived in expectation of death at any time
at Boyce's hands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
COMMISSIONER KOLB
GOES TO ODENVILLE

Montgomery, February 25.-(Special.)- y
Captain Reuben F. Kolb, commissioner of
agriculture and industries, left tonight
for Odenville, st. Clair county, where he
will attend farmers institute at thar
place tomorrow. Captain Kolb will spend
the night In Birmingham, leaving on an
early morning train for Odenville.
State Highway Engineer w. 8. Keller
spent today in Chiffon county, where hs
inspected a state-aid road under con
struction. He will return to Montgomers
tomorrow.
Engineer T. d. Kemp, of the stata
highway department, was in Washington
county today where he let contract for
a state-aid road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-26
WILL ORGANIZE NEW
BANK At TUSCUNB|A

Tuscumbia. February -(speeial.1--
A committee has been busy this week
soliciting stock for the organization
Of a new bank and has met with SUI
dcient encouragement to make the or
eanization a certainty. The new bank
will take the place Of the Old Eas~
eumbia. Bank and Trust company with
paid in capital of $25,oOO. Later this
amount will be doubled, and it will be
converted from a state TO a national
bank. J. c. Spraggins is making ar
rangements to build commodious
building to be occupied by the new
bank.
Special meeting of Southern club MEM
hers at o'clock tonight TO consider plans
for addition to present building or en-
1irely new home.
Moving Picture Exhibitors league meets
this morning at 10 o'clock