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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21

should have" After a while the
court waved her back, and instead of
returning to the cell, she started out
into the court room, but was told by
an officer to come back the other way.
With a twitch of her head she fitted
around and marched back to the cell.
Inquiry was made by the Globe rep
resentative, if the cas- was over, and
he was informed that it was and that
the prisoner would be taken to the
county Jail to await trial by jury. The
court room was so crowded that the
majority of the great throng did not
realize what had been done. When
all learned that the case was over,
they passed outside and there waited
to Sc the m%urderess cross the street,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21
A STRANGE PARTY AT PICTURE
SHOW.

A party of three women are said
IN have acted strangely at a moving
picture show below the Palms. 1t
is said just before the show a nan
walked in the theatre where the NOV
ing picture was going on and went to
these three women and touched them
on the shoulder. They at once left
the room and in a few minutes the
report was spread that Frank Battle
mad been shot. 1t is believed that
one of these women was Philista
Womack. 1t is also believed that
some other will be implicated in the
tragedy.
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FOR SAFE

$50 # fronting on Heiwan st between
18th and 18th AYES N. ard running bach
$50 #, to an alley. This property ran ha
BOUGHT either as a whole or in parts. Soil
fertile and lay well close to the car line 2
bargain to the risht one win sell for creh
or on reasonable terms. For further %iuforws.
ton see the Star Realty & investment Go. Phone y
2s54 office 40 Cedar St. Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21

tary; Miss B. NJ. Cockrill, Assistant
Secretary; Miss Dunlap, Treasurer;
Miss Morrison, Marshall; Miss Page,
Critic; Miss W. T. Cockrin, Chaplain.
DR.. E. A. Martin, photographer made
groups of the Y. L. L. c. girls. After
all busienss, a dainty menu was
served. The next meeting will be
with Miss Caraway, 91S 18th avenue,
North, Tuesday evening, March 25th
at 4 O'clock. Visitors welcome.
T. S. C. Club.
The Tailors' Social Club held it's
weekly meeting at the residence Of
Mrs. D. H. Gum, 1901 Underwood
street Wednesday night, March IL,
1918. The meeting was called to
order bv President Stewart. After
the usua, business was disposed of a
delightful social hour raj held. An
elaborate five course supper was
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21
MIR. ZINES BATTLE ARRIVES.

Mr.. James Battle of Philadelphia
arrived Wednesday evening over the
L. & N. He was met at the station
by friends with an automobile, and
in a few minutes he was by the side
of his bereaved mother.
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$1,000 A Day and More to Live Agents

ION . cent nrofit; sells to rvery man arc Vo
"" a r cath. mis- Is the orirFest kind o. easy
NOR, :" send is cents stpmns or coin for. =, c,nt
samnle and terms; money back il not SATISFIED AT
first Glance 90
INTERNATIONAL SPEcVALTIFS GO.
REPUBLIC BLDG, CHICAGO Ill"
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AT THE FUNERAL.

The First Baptist Church Thursday
evening was a scene typical of the
popularity of the man of whom the
last respects were to be paid. It
would have required several buildings
that size to accommodate the crowd
who had gathered to witness the last
sad rights of J. Frank Battle. who
was so brutally murdered Monday
n'"ht. The beautiful purple casket
IN which the remains of one Nash
ville's most popular young man lay
was embedded wreaths of beautiful
Towers. Mr.. Joe Grown, proprietor
"' the Lischey Nursery said he had
never made a greater number of de-
~'"ns FOR m one person since he had
been in business.
20 funeral eulogv which was rem
4 .rod hv Rev. w. s. Ellington was
'ot o. beautiful tribute of the life of
the deceased. Rev. R. r. Boyd made
q faw remarks.
Como to Madame Overton's to buy
0"r Easter hat. Ready to wear hats
from so cents to $500. Latest De-
s'70s.
T. you have any of our Ice Cream
h"ckots, telephone The Palms at our
expense. Phone Main 1897,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21
STATEMENT OF EYE.wIrNEssEs.

A Globe representative visited
LocklGrd Springs, East Nashville,
Tuesday and found Miss Mary Lue
Vaughn. age 20, and Miss Elizabeth
Ienrines age 10 Both admitted to
being at the place of shooting at tine
came occurred, The young ladies' were
with Mr.. VIM Jennings, uncle of tn
Miss Jennings.
Miss Vaugnhn lives on Straightway
avenue, Gallatin Pike. She is a friend
Of Miss Jennings and both were met
in the transfer station by Mr.. VIM.
Jennings, who escorted them to The
Palms.
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VI @AApS oCAAAAA6O oAO OOkA VI nv
in the transfer station by Mr.. Vim.
Jennings, who escorted them to The
Palms.
Miss Mary Lue Vaughn's Statement.
Elizabeth, Mr.. Jennings and l
were at the Palms. Mary and | had
been served by Mr.. Frank Battle, and
horwas preparing Mr.. Jennings order
when the shooting tok place. | did
not see the first shot; l heard it and
looked up and saw the smoke and
thought :, was an explosion. I saw
Mr.. Battle stoop and run around to-
werd the other room I the rear and
the woman who had shot him follow
ing him. I started to follow them as
I thought they were running from the
explosion. Then | saw the pistol and
the woman shot twice again at him
oil the time running after him. He
He fell and she bent over him and
! could not see what she did to him,
because the lights were turned off in
ne room back where he fell But she
turned and started back. She had
laid the pistol on the table and Mr..
Jennings picked it up and she said,
= 'Th9t BELONGS to me, sir Then Eliz-
=. qhoth called me at the front door,
p. and said. Girl, why don't you come
t ont of there?' and I ran out, and we
2 vow IN the transfer station and came
S home"
S She stated in answer to questions
e that the ywere both running when she
D frst looked I'D. 81 did not see the
e eret shot fired, but saw the smoke anC
t Mr.. Battle nor the woman spoke q
e word, as I heard. There were three
/ e,Ats fred ' am sure. The woman
d ran after him and fired as she ran
il O. O hent over him after she got up t
him. hut I do not know what for
she put her hand on him. I started
TO run back with them, thinking they
e WOW" getting away from the explosion
L 7 '0"nd out hottcr when ! saw thu
D. pistol and the woman running afte.
t hin shooting at him."
y Miss Elizabeth Jennings lives a
Lockland Springs, East Nashville
O. with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
n Jennings, who are employed at thu
/ L-oklaud SDringz She said: MAR
al (meaning Mary Vaughn and Unol
i VIII (meaning VIM. Jeunipgs) and
Ig were at The Pa'me Mr. Battle wa
.e waiting on Uncle WIN. He had gon
ID 10 fl his order. He hsd filled on
.y crderE He was ~orv Jolly and IN.
IS tcll MS about his mor~iagr. He toll
ID MO To tell my father to come up Il
u TIE pa'ms the next dav and see hin
lie 19-GLOBE WIN March %
at and said he and father were going {
S. buy a nice farm out somewhere, h
IS, said where ii was, hut I don't remen
h Der. Well, I saw the woma N whe
she came in. She took the pistol or
c. the muff she had when she wa
n coming through the door end Wake
'e- right I'M to where Mr.. Battle was her
over preparing the drink and whe
Ir. he raised up she shot him. II
stooped over and starred to run t
ward the back and | started to ri
lis toward the front. | met the wOma
following him, when I CGme by HI
i'd and | ran out of the place. I stoppC
a minute or so at the front door.
rs. heard the other two shots, but I d
not see them. I opened the door al
in called to Mary TO come on, and 81
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HoIbrook-Ma

HoIbrook-Martin.
Married at Huntsville, Tenn. We'd
nesday evening last Miss Ada S. Mar
tin to Mr.. NJ. H. Holbrook. The bride
is the fascinating daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Martin, prominent citi-
zens of Trousdale County. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holbrook are at home to their
friends at 1903 Jefferson street.
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Winches ter-D Davis.
Armstrong-Mo

Armstrong-Moore.
Mr.. James Armstrong and Miss
Julia Moore were Joined in Holy matri-
mony by their pastor, Rev, l. j. Ed
wards. The bride wore a dress Of
of white Brocade satin and white
silk lace. She carried in her hand
white roses and ferns. They re-
ceived many handsome presents. Miss
Rubie Horton was brides maid and
Mr.. Tim Armstrong best man. After
the ceremony, a wedding supper was
served.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21

T. you have any of our Ice Cream
h"ckets, telephone The Palms at our
expense. Phone Main 1897.
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The lea nose N'up'
The Tea Rose Club met with Mrs
Lane of Locklayer street "Wednesday
evening, March 70. The house was
beautifully decorated. A four course
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= = . U
The Y. L. L. c. held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening, March 1lth
at the home of Miss Morrison. AS
this was a business meeting the pro-
gram was postponed and the follow
ing new officers were elected; Miss
Beaden. President; Miss Caraway'
Vice President; Miss Watson, Secre-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-02

the Army Is in love with her,.but she
will hear nothing Of his love, as she
still looks forward to the return OF
5Jim Plat. Platt does return, but he
lis not in sympathy with her work,
and after violent quarrel leaves her.
The third act. shows the, junction OF
three streets in New York. Special
scenery for this act has been painted
by Buck Theal1 and will bring back
to memory many scenes familiar to
New Workers. Nell has continued
with her work among the people of
the sluns,c helping wherever she
could. The great climax is at the end
OF. the act, when Nell praying with
"a band of the poor people, discovers
Jim in the crowd This time her
prayers are successful, and reun-
ion Is brought about. :. -. ,1..s....:
Salvation Nell has been sanctioned
by the Salvation Army in all parts
of the country, and is said to have
had a good influence over the COM
munities in which it has been play
ed. The costumes for tonight's per-
Torrance were secured from the loo
al branch of the Army The drama
will be played tonight, tomorrow
night, Saturday night, and at the Sat.
urday matinee. - :, :. F.. u, 60
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SALVATION NELL, TONIGHT

Everyone who has heard Of Minnie
Maddern Fiske has heard of SALIVA
ton Nelf' and vice versa. After. the
opening production of the drama at
the Hawaiian Opera House tonight by
Virginia Brissac and the World S Fair
stock Company, the name of the. play
and Brissac will always be associated.
The story of the famous drama is
built upon, the-seenes In Tim Sulh-
vans saloon in the New York Bowery.
The plct is simple and is woven
around the life Of a yotng woman
who rises from the trying conditions
of a woman Of the siums to place
in the Salvation Army. With thefrst
act Nell Virginia Brissac) Is shown
floors in Tim Sullivan's sa-
loon. Her earnings are a mere pit
lance, and her lover, Jim Plat Ger
dinand Munier) tries to- secure her
wages from her employer. His, Ell
forts are fruitless, and he is over
come with anger. He and Nell quar-
rel. Later he assaults a man in the
saloon and is taken to the police sta
ton. NeiEs trials become almost too
great for her to bear, and she is
about to follow a woman of the I'M
derwcrld Margaret Nugent) and
take up life there, when Hallelujah
Maggie 1Mabel Wyman) a-Geuten-
ant in the, Salvation Army, appears
and persaades her to go with her.
lie second act is a scene in q
New York tenement. Nell is living
peacefully with hes dtae Sson~, For
eight years she has been "a regular
worker in the Salvation Army and
has risen to a captaincy. A major in
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SWEET in OIL s.:
S0URS AS WIFE

CHICAGO. Frederick Won Frantzs
is. wealthy stock broker and. con-
noisseur, today filed suit for divorce
against his wife, Mrs Csarissa s..
Rose Won Frantzis, a dancer known
on the stage as "Saharet,s and nam
ing Jose r lorido, his wife's dancing
partner on the stage, as correspond
ent
The broker, who was divorced from
his first wife, was married to the dam
Ger in New York on June %, after a
brief and romantic courtship, which
began last spring, when he fell in
love with an oil portrait OF. the won.
an
According to- the complaint, Mrs.
Won FTantzis deserted her husband six
days after their, marriage in New
York = !
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MAUI NEWS

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ANOTHER COMET FOUND; b
SECOND WITHIN MONTH
IBy Latest NALL

eCHICAGo-Another new. comet, the
second to be discovered this month,
has been located definitely in the con-
steIlation Pisces, west of the star 0m-
ega, according to an announcement
made by Professor e. e. Barnard of
the Yerkes observatory, at Williams
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Last Days
Of Pampeii''

Lurid flames; 70-foot-high beautiful
buildings crashing to utter ruin; pop
ulace struggling; hand-to-hand fight
ing of 1000 soldiery.
SPECIAL PRICES - Matinee and
evening. 15c and Csc; children, at
matinee daily. sc and 10c.s =
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When the Ventura sails for the
coast tomorrow, she WIN have among
the passengers from Honolulu Juan
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The Popular Theater Is where the red,
white and blue tights cross Hotel
Street at the Young Hotel. : - p.
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GET THE HAslTl GO TO THE
P 9 pular
Re n e "A e n
THIS WEEK ONLY

The magnificent 4-reel spectacular
- .. scenic production
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The Canadian steamer Haddington
with crew Of pine men, i. "a peril on
TIE rocks six miles west Of Port Col
borne S g
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28

Ten Lake county clubs have signified
their intentions of being present at the
reciprocity meeting of the Hammond
Womans club to be held Saturday aft
ernoon in the Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting will begin promptly at
2:30 o'clock in order to give the out
of-town guests time TO get home ear
ly in the evening. Each of the visiting
clubs will have a represen tative ons the
program. In most cases the presidents
OF the various clubs giving short talks.
Tht following club presidents have
written assuring Mrs. Ralph Ross OF
their presence: Mrs. r. Werner, Ho-
bart: Mrs. r. E. Humphrey Whiting
Mrs. William Meade. East Chicago; Mrs
Robert Ansley, Indiana Harbor; Mrs
NJ. f. Dinwiddie. Crown Point;~Mr NJ
d. Levey. Gary; Mrs. Lee Taylor. Indi-
ana Harbor; Mrs. H. b. Strait Gary
and Mrs. Hemingway. GARY.
On account of Mrs. A Murray Turn
er's death the members of the Ham
mond Woman's club desired to postpone
the meeting tomorrow. but it wa,
found impossible to notify the man,
out-of-town guests who had signifiet
their intention of being present 1
was therefor decided to hold the meet
ing as announced.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
A PRETTY PARTY.

Mrs. w. ID. Ray very charming1y en-
tertained the members of the Colum bia
Club and a few other friends at a
luncheon and afternoon card party yes
terday at her pretty home in Glendale
Park. 1t was the first meeting of the
club since before the Lenten season
and the members all present.
With the members of the club Mrs.
Ray entertained her grandmother, Mrs.
Gardner of Flint Mich, who is here
on a visit, and Mrs. Rohrer's mother.
Mrs. Bronson of Springfield. Ill. The
Hammond guests were Mrs. T. w.
Oberlin and Mrs. Walter Hammond. A
beautifully appointed luncheon was
served at one o'clock. The appoint
ments were in white and yellow The
luncheon table was decorated with jon
quils. The afternoon was spent pleas
anIy at the card tables. Euchre was
played and high scores were made by
Mrs. W. F.. Mashino and Mrs. w. F.
Bridge. The next meeting of the club
will occur in two weeks and the host
| ess will be Mrs. William Thum. Mrs
Thum will entertain at her home in
Webb street on the afternoon of April
10th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
ENTERTAINs cLUB FRIENDs.

The members of the Sunshine Club
met at the home of Mrs. Henrietta
Huber in Truman avenue yesterday
afternoon for their first meeting since
before the Lenten season. Pedro was
played progressively at three tables
Miss Mae Huber, Mrs. Huber and Mrs.
j. L. Ryan won the honors in the
games. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. Grace Lukeman. A
dainty two course luncheon was served
after the card games. Arrangements
were made ii meet again in two weeks
at the home of Mrs. Charles Luthman
in Sibley street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
MRS. DrNsuNG A HOSTESS.

Yesterday afternoon the members of
the Colonial Club met with Mrs. Julius
Dunsing at her home in Carroll street
and spent delightful time socially.
Music and needle work were features
OF the afternoon. At four o'clock the
guests were invited into the dining
room for refreshments. A dainty
luncheon was served in twi courses.
Only the members were present Mrs.
E A. ellison of Carroll street was nam
ed as the next histess and she will en-
terrain the club on the afternoon OF
April 10TH Mrs. ellison will entertain
at thimble party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
4 THIMBLE PARTY.

Mrs. A. c. Mcmahon was hostess TO
the members of the Oak Leaf Embroid-
cry Club yesterday afternoon at her
home in May street. The members
present spent the afternoon pleasantly
with their needle work. At four o'clock
the guests We're invited into the dining
room for refreshments. daintily arr
ranged two course luncheon was serv-
ed. The table was decorated very
prettily with pink and white carna-
tions In two weeks the club will be
entertained by Mrs. F. A Scowden at
her home in Ada street Mrs. Scowden
will be hostess at thimble party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28


Mr.. A. /. Seeley of Chicago will de-
liver lecture on the subject: Can
Those in Hell Be Released?' Amos go
Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock, in X. of
p. hall. Hammond. The correct answer
to the above question has much to do
with our hearts and minds satisfaction
All gree that only the saints viii ever
enter heaven--the pure in heart who
now walk by faith in the footsteps of
Jesus. But queries Mr.. Seeiey. what
about the remainder of mankind? Our
larger hearts viii not consent TO the
fact (assumed) that all except the
saints must spend an eternity of
torture. even if this is the logic of our
creeds Reason protests Three-fourths
Of humanity today are heather and full
ly that proportion of humanity alto
gether have never heard of God and the
terms of salvation, What About
Them"
The lecture is to be very interesting.
making clear some of the perpleXing
questions about hell and the hereafter.
The lecture will be held under the
auspices of the international Bible Stu
dents association. No charge or collec-
ton of any kind. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. Ky of +. hall Cover
the Lion store), Hammond, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
A STUDY MEETING.

The Hammond Jewish Literary So
ciety held very interesting meeting
last evening in the Sabbah school
rooms nthe Rimhach building. There
was large attendance at the meeting
and the members greatly enjoyed the
program prepared for the evning. Mr..
b. Greenberg read The Girl At The
Holy Ark" by David Pinsky. A gem
eral discussion followed The next
meeting will occur in one week. j.
Mendelssohn will read an essay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
MRS. DAVIS HOSTESS.

Mrs. G. w. Davis was hostess to the
members of the Needle Craft Club.
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Truma navenue. 1t being the regular
meeting, all members were present.
The afternoon was spent very pleas
antly in needle work, after which the
guests were served with dainty re-
freshments- Arrangements were made
to hold the next meeting at the home
of Mrs Chas. Delaney on Ash street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
Social News
Ha n7sn ONO
A WHIST PARTY.

Mrs. j. DuFrain gave a delightful
party yesterday afternoon at her home
in Michigan avenue honoring the mem
bers of the Fern Leaf Linen Club. The
members were all present and with
them Mrs. DURAN entertained Miss
Violet Bull of Detroit, Mich. who Is
the house guest of her mother. Mrs.
Frederick A. Bull of Ann street. Whist
was played during the afternoon. The
games progressed at three tables.
Prizes were won by Mrs Frederick A.
Bull Mrs. Raymond Lyons, and Mrs. r.
E. Schoff. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. DURAN. Following
tho card games Mrs. Edward Murden
and Miss Goldie DURAN entertained
the guests very pleasantly with music.
They played a program of pretty in
strumentaI music. chop suey supper
was served at FIVE o'clock. The table
was attractively decorate<. and pretty
favors were given in the dining room
In two weeks instead of the regular
club meeting the members will form q
matinee party in Chicago to see THE
Lady From Oklahoma at the Princess
A MISSIONARY MEETING.
Mrs. J. o. Dickson of Highland stree
opened her pretty home yesterday aft
ernoon to the members of the Baptis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28

Club will be among the guests. A pro-
gram is being arranged for the even
ing. The social will take the place of
the regular league melting which was
announced for Wednesday evening. The
Junior League of the Lutheran church
meet Wednesday evening and followed
their usual business and social pro-
gram. Their next meeting will be held
in two weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
ENTERTAINs WITH CARDS.

The first meeting OF Sewing Circle
No of ST. Margaret's hospital since
before the Lenten season was held yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Henry Bieker in East Sibley street. A
number of members were present and
spent very delightful time socially.
Pedro was played progressively at four
tables. The honors in the games were
won by Mrs Lavene and Mrs. Young.
The consolation prize was awarded to
Mrs. Joseph Emmerling. After the
card games the hostess served her
guests with dainty refreshments. The
luncheon was served in two courses
The next meeting will be held in two
weeks on Thursday afternoon, April
10th at the home of Mrs. Peter Half
man in Michigan avenue Cards will
again be the feature of entertainment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
A SOCIAL. MEETING.

The monthly social meeting OF the
Martha Society of the First Christia Il
church was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Plum in Erie street.
After short business meeting a pretti-
'ly appointed two course luncheon was
served. Committee No. of which Mrs.
Plum is chairman served. The meet
ing next Thursday will be in charge of
Committee No. 2. Next week the meet
ing will be held in the parlors of the