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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
DESERTED WIFE OF
CORVALLIS WEST
WANTS A DIVORCE

LONDON, March Mrs George
CORVALLIS West, formerly Lady Ran
doph Churchill, known IS one Of the
most beautiful women in England, has
Just been granted a decree for restora-
ton of her coniugal rights by Sir Samuel
Evans, presiding at the divorce court.
This action is preliminary TO an appli-
cation for divorce.
The action was not defended Mrs.
CORVALLIS West is the mother of Win
ston Churchill first lord OF the admiral
ty. Her maiden name was Miss Jerome,
Of New York.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
MACON YOUTH HELD
IN LOS ANGELES ON
BOGUS DRAFT CHARGE

Los ANGELES, CAL, March A.
Harvey j. Kaylor. 10 years, from Ma
con, Ca, is under arrest here for pass
ing bogus drafts on his brother. The
police say Kaylor admitted the charge
and declared he did it to support him
self and his pretty bride. whom he
rescued from a dance hall in San Fran
cisco, and for the love of whom he
dared the displeasure Of his family to
wed
According to Kaylors story his fam
lily is rich and prominent in Georgia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
BANK WINS VERDICT OF
$4,000 AGAINST L. & N.

DECATUR ALA, March 4-The Ma
tional Park bank. of New York. has been
awarded verdict of $4,000 against the
Louisville and Nashville railroad in the
Morgan county law and equity court here
in a suit instituted in connection with the
failure in 1910 Of the Knight Yancy Cot
ton Company. whose liabilities were esti-
mated at $1,000, 600
Alleged fraudulent bills Of ladng were
made the basis OF the suit
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04

Syrup Pepsin has no equal as
cure for constipation, Indigestion, bill
iousness, headaches, sour stomach,
gas on the stomach, liver trouble and
kindred complaints. 1t has so many
advantages that those who once use
it forever after discard cathartics,
salts, pills and other coarse remedies,
for they are seldom advisable and
should never be given to children.
If no member of your family has
ever used Syrup Pepsin and you
would like to make personal trial of
it before buying 1t in the regular way
of druggist, send your address,
postal will do--to DIR. w. B. Caldwell,
AT Washington St, Monticello, ILL.,,
and a free sample bottle will be
mailed you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
DEFENSE HAS
ITS INNINGS
TRIAL OF DIR. CRAM, FOR
THE MURDER OF HELEN
kNABE. PROGRESSES.
Claim Nothing in States Case to
Connect Defendant with
the Crime.

SHELBINILLE. Iud.. pec. THE
defense had its inning 'oday in the
trial OF Dr. William II. craig for the
murder OF DIR. Helene Knabe. At the
morning session a vigorous assault
was directed against the States case
as outlined yesterday. In a three
hour address by Henry Spaan, OF coun-
sci for the accused man. DR.. Craig was
exhibited 10 the jury as a prosecuted
man, who not only could establish a
reputation for clean living through the
testimony of one hundred witnesses.
but who also could produce other wit
nesses To swear that he was elsewhere
until "A late hour. ~ least on the night
he is alleged To have killed Dr. Kna be
In her Hat
When the prosecution again assumed
the aggressive at the afternoon SEES
sion and began the Introduction OF
Witnesses I'm support OF its case. the
defense made the attack boldly. The
hypothesis OF murder on the one side
VAS pitted against the suicide theory
on the other. and when the DAY ended
there was no testimony before the jury
TO show by what means Or. knabe
came 20 her death.
Nothing TO Furnish Motive.
Mr. Cpaan declared that there was
nothing in the relations OF his client
with DR. Knabe 20 furnish a motive
for the crime with which Craig was
charged They were never more than
friends. he said. Or Craig could have
had no reason for desiring the wom-
ans death Dr. Knabe. he pictured.
as a failure in her professional life.
a woman grown despondent through
p succession of reverseS in her bust
ness career lie. said that many cir
Cumstances would be introduced 70
sustain the probability that she died
boy her own hand.
-Four physicians occupied the wit
ness stand This afternoon All of
them testified that they had been
summoned 20 Or knabe's apartment
ON the morning her body was found
there They described the Faping
wound In the woman's throat and the
slash on her forearm. The state has
Contended that the latter wound was
received by pr. knabe in a futile ef-
fort 20 ward OF the blow dealt by her
slayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
Steubenville Lad Held
For Wellsburg Murder
BROOKE COUNTY OFFICIALS
TRACE HIM TO HIS
HOME.
Returns TO Wellshurg and Admits
Being Present, But Blames
Murder on Another.

ELI-SBURG. W. Va. Dec. As a
result Of clever detective work on the
part OF Sheriff Patterson. OF Brooke
county. and his assistants, the mys.
terry surrounding the murder OF Geo
Mooney, well 10 do farmer found dead
alongside the well on his farm near
This city. Monday afternoon. has ap
parently been cleared up by the arrest
this evening OF Daniel j. Lee. of Steu.
benNllle. q. Lee Is a cripple. with but
one leg, and by means OF the impress.
sions made ~ the ground by the wood.
on support Which he wears. he was
traced three miles 10 the Wabash
bridge, across the river 10 Mingo
Junction. and by injuries his route
followed as far north as Steubenville
There further inquiries. cleyerly di
rected, led To Lee being located at his
home on Prospect avenue. where he
was placed under arrest by Deputy
Sheriff Applcgate. assisted by a Steu.
benville officer.
Waived EStrsdition.
With suspicion pointing so strongly
In his direction. Lee waived eXtradi-
tion papers and accompanied the OIL
GERS To WellsburF. where he now I~e.
poses in Jail. The prisoner at first re-.
fused to answer any Of the questions
put to him. bar later he broke down
and confessed TO being in the vicinity
OF the Mooney idi m al the Tine OF the
murder. Later hn admitted that he
was even a witness 10 the "rime
which he stated had been committed
by another party whose name ne r"
fused 10 diVules. Despite every Of
fort OF the police and county officials
TO force this Information. he Stin re
NAMED firm in his determination up
70 a late hour this evening. However
the authorities are confident they VIII
be-aohe<c-tocate the reai perpetrator
OF the crime before many hours. aided
by information cleaned from various
persons LIVING in the vicinity OF the
Mooney home
A. first Lee endeavOred 20 make MS
clestioner~ believe that he was on
the West Virginia side OF the river
solely for the unrpCse Of meeting a
cclored acquaintance Following this
hemade his statement concerning the
man whom he said committed The
murder iu his sight Nothing more
could be csiucd by repeated question.
ing Tuou Investigation ~ was learned
that there was q cOlorcd man nearby
900 the time of the killing and while
no positive statement was given %
i- thousht he i~ fhc person the police
have under suspicion
Erticcd 20 Death
From what can be learned so far
o. appears a- II Lee and his Compan
ION cuticod the aged Mr. Mooney. who
is SO years of age. from his home by
Continued on Page TeaJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03

WASHINGTON. Dec 2-Ths most
important development I'm the Mexi-
can SITUATION here was President VII.
sons outline in his address TO con
f'esS OF the status OF affairs in the
southern republic, his declaration that
~ ~MeNico AT present has no govern
lhtht. that attempts TO maintain one
DN General Hucrta at the CITY OF Mex
iCo hau broken down and a mere mil.
llary despotism' set up. his denuncia.
'lon OF Huertas usurpation OF power
ana the prediction that the Huerta re-
Slme would soon crumble. were re.
ctiNtd with close attention and en-
thuslastc applause by members OF
congress OF all political parties.
me remark that General Huerta
mad "fori aited the respect and moral
support even Of those who were at
one time willing 10 see him succeed d"
ana the assertion that Huerta's isola-
non meant his gradual elimination
WIN the collapse not far away" We're
puIsSSs much stronger than had been
usrd bN the president Heretofore in
referring publicly 10 Huerta.
Future Policy.
fS 10 thn future policy OF the INIT.
ed States ne said.
We shall not. 7 believe. he oh.
hsrd TO alter our policy OF watchful
waiting. And then. when the end
N''l'''f w rAall nope 10 see COnstl.
tutional order restored in distressed
Mexico by the concert and energy OF
slch OF her leaders as prefer the
hhcriy OF their people 10 their own
ambitions
Loud applause greeted this state.
ment. and u was suggested by those
IN close touch with Mexican Affairs
that the President believed order
would be restored with out much diff
hculty after Huerta was eliminated
from the situation.
Secretary Bryan sent 10 the Ameri
can legations and emba ssies abroad
copies OF that part OF the message
relating 10 The Mexican policy OF tae
administration. in pursuance OF the
plan adopted months ago Of keeping
inc great European governments al
viFei in that respect
Watched Plans
lH" state department today con
tru"d I'm ifs attitude OF watchfuI at
tention to the development OF the
plans OF 'l" campaign OF the Mexi
can insgrsrut leaders 10 was
pointed uut iu official circles that az
m" present moment the constitution.
"H'f party appears 20 be- in actual
possession Of more country and fo
have nor" numerous armies In tho
field than did Madero when he 70
C"iFcd notice % the overthrow ol
Porirlo Diaz as president of Mexico
I consequently there is general be
lief her" that q crisis has almost
. been reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
10 Evaeuate Others.


The simultaneous evacuation OF
other Federal stronCholds IN the uorth
is believed hv the rebels 10 be the rc-
suit OF concerted decision 10 abah-
don the whole Of Northern Mexico,
The peace proposals were sent ny
General NercadO 20 General Francis
60 villa. rebel le; der. through treder-
leo Noye. civil governor @. Chihuahua
State. appointed ad interim AlohS
with IL came am appeal signed by al
the foreign cousUls i'm Chihuahua. Gait
ing upon villa 20 give police proie'-
tiou 10 the citizeu. OF Chihuahua CITY.
General Mercados proclamation SAID
Mercedes proclamation.
Under the circumstances Whl'h
have existed in Chihuahua " laS ne'u
deemed necessary for IN" Federal
froops To evaCuIfe. ! leave I'm charge
Federico Move. person who is no.
identified with uol,fICs. and Who Is.
therefore. qualified to give i'll urotrr-
ton % foreigners II h. inpos~lh'" 10
remain here LONGER. as there is no
money with which 10 pay the iroon0.
The generals who have slsnlh",u
through General Nercado their VIII
ingness 10 surrender huf Who never
thelass are fcoinC to tIn United states
border. are General Salradur Nrttn-
do General p4-sual prcZco, Genera
lose Yrez Salry9r. General N1r'eiio
"arvo. General Io~' Ns'z'l.o General
Blaze Orpina' -H' General Lanaa.
The Tc-n1s
The neqca comm rliesion proposed 10
General villa hat gil r-combatants
who sought safety by fleeing 20 the
border be nermitted % 20 without
heinp fired unon. and all the federals.
tncludirr 20p soldiers left on poice
duty In chihuahua CITY. be- pardoned
Il also asked clemencv for federal
officials. bur 10 is thou-ht the federal
~.paraIa will arlr -nfafv hr CrO1ei n ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
PRESIDENT ENTHUSES CONGRESS With
UTTERANCES OF BROAD CRAFTSMANSHIP
APPEARANCE BEFORE JOINT
SESSION GREETED WITH
MUCH APPLAUSE.
Brief Message Outlines Complete
ly Policy of L. $. on Public Ques-
hons-Waiting Policy in Mexico.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Presiden.
wilson laid before congress to-day
the legislative ambition OF the D.mo-
cratic administration.
For exactly 2s minutes, tie presi-
deht stood before tho assembled SON
ate and house in the chamber OF the
iatter and read his irst annual mes.
sage. Applause punctuated import
ant utteranCes. and when he had I'm.
isEed there was an enthusisstic dem.
onstration. with hand clapping and
0heers. Briefly. the president out
lined a program for social Justice and
the general welfare OF the nation
ana proclaimed the aspirations of tha
nited states for international amity
ana the maintenance of constitutional
government in all America.
With close. almost eager attention
members OF the two houses listened,
anu tihe and time again. the legisla-
TORS themselves gave vent to their on.
tnusiasm along with the crowded gal.
leries
Less than 5000 words long. the
message was one OF the briefest and
most novel OF American state papers
marked contrast as presented by
its author today to the hitherto
Iehgthy documents averaging 10000
words or more, droned through by a
reading clerk TO an inattentiye con.
Ifess.
Warm Reception.
mere was another contrast con-
spicuously apparent President WI.
son had read three messages before
on the tariff. the currency and Me1.
lcan affairs. The first time he ad.
dressed joint session in person ear.
~ in his term. there was an atmos.
phere Of stin formality. applause was
hberal but perfunctory. and there
was an indchnable air OF precedeu-
being broken-or century old GUS
tom being revived Also there ,.as
an expectant curiosity as to how the
president would be received To-day
'he presidents reception was warm.
almost uproGrious. as be concluded
his reading
Later. Republicans and Democrats
allke. pronounced the message as the
utterance or statesman.
Mann Likes Idea.
like the idea OF the president
coming before congress" said Rep.
resentativr Mann. Republican house
leader. ard reading short message.
pithy and 10 the point In the main,
hkad the messale today think
everybody Will recognize y as the ut.
u .ance OF = statesman. regardless OF
whether he agrees with It's details"
or particular significance was one
demonstration OF applause regarded
in the national capitol tonight. the
unmistakahle approval that greeted
the presidents remark.
There can be no certain prospect
OF peace In America until General
iiuerta has surrendered his usurped
authority In Mexico" Among those
who would discuss the message in
congress there was q general en-
Continued on Page Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
One Killed: One Fatally
Injured at indianapolis
MISCARRIAGE
OF JUSTICE

-i.'.'. Dispatch '1 Tho IutsIHr.rr.-
FAlhNONT. W Va. Dec Al
bert Farmer. color.d. VINO fea
weeks past shot Charles Patterson
another negro. in defense OF bia bom,
AMI hf AGED aunt. to day comics. ea
I1 second degree murder Ir tho s|f
cult court and Was fenfeuraI t.
.'r'r '.eIi foHra in fhn prrfrrf.ar.
FARMER bad mo- money fp frht
case. and although hp maInf4ir,H
'haf hn fired onls when h.4 Hfa ..a.
Threatened bs Patterson no. agreed
'' confess to tho second dorrsa
charge
Woman Pleads Guilty.
'Ir. ipfrIru tUfl negro uDrI4r
Who Ha. charged with robh.rr 10 pt
shaw. white. of fCu Iu negro resort
mere some '.wn ago. r0ufe god tY iha
f'frE" against Irr and u1a sentenced
'n .rrtr fHo vosra in tho porIte1fiar.
hF Judge Raymond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03

JUARE/ Mex, Dec. 2.-Seyen generals of the
regular ready to surrender and the backbone
Huera dictatorship in the north has been broken peace
commission arrived in Juarez tonight bearing terms of the
surrender.
The commission headed by Odilon Hernandez
and froT Chihuahua bearing proclamation signed by
General Salvador Mercado. Huertas military governor and
commander of the federal officers in all north The pr
camation stated the Huerta government was bankrt
and was unable 10 its soldiers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
BRIBERY CASES
CARRIED UP

rIc.. LOO U.erttrH fs tre fnfeiurerUer
HARLESTON. W Va Doc @
Application was made in the suprema
court of appeals TO-DAY for writs OF
effor in The cases ~ State Senator
Bon smith. Delegates s Y. e..
Nhodce VI p Ashury. Davlc Hnl and
kath uuf. under pcnltcntiary sen
tcnccs Tor accrpfluc brlhcs In connec.
zion with the election of United
states sen9tor last winter The pris-
cners are ln The Webster county iatt
awaiting the action of the higher
court Action on tho petitions is en-.
pcCted In few daya.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
DR. ANNA VI. SHAW DECLARES
PRESIDENT WILSON
FAILED.
Said He Fell Short Of III, Oppor-
tunity When lie Failed Ia Urge
Suffrage - Resolutions.

WASHINGTON. uor DR. Anna
Howard shaw. president of ffe NI
ronal Woman Suffrage Association.
created sensation af for.eh's .rs
Ion of fhc convention when .he ds.
c1roI ftHt President wilson Hl3 Eu
rn short of th" greatest opportunity
he over HlI or would over Hats m
failing f1 .ay word I1 behalf of $500
man .afrar" to.d1y when ha read H.s
annual mrafsre fu sou.re. Iirr r,
tcontinued from Pare Ten,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
HiGHwAYmAH COT $500

ALIOONt pa. Irr Io.eph
NIrr. AGED ~. coal minor er
I.nIri nrIr Er1ti Top Huntington
county. Ia.f evening hold up l driver
ilr shapiro Bros. HrDld Ton mon
'hanf HIih drawn revolver IrI
'1pf from h.u ft0H fhr collection
made for fhr dft
Tho robbery took place ur tho ro4I
Ir dense wood one milo from rr.
frs.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03

WAsHtWNToW. Zee. 9.Torccasft
Onto Continued unsettled weather on
"wednesday auf rrnhahiv Thu~rdav. itrhs
fn moderate n0rtrWeFt winds
West Virginia Continued unsettled
weather "wednesday and probably rhura-
day
western rcruHylvania- Continued nm.
efffled weather wednesday and Thurs.
days light e. moderate winds fnoatfv
aouthEo g. uorthweaG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
PARTRIDGE TO
SUCCEED MOSS

pNVKEWSHUWG. W Na uac
Tho director. OF fhc Firsf NHn1n4I
Bank of hIH rIft TODAY named O.
Thomas Partridge HH Cashier enc
rar1Irr tho lHfr ID 70 Nu.. .Hr
died several months aFo Nf Part
ridge Who is nIou. f' srar. uf lra.
H ono of tno youngest irfI. of Iu
pDfffuf banks Iu tIr sufIra county
Ilr entered hie career as messenger
., y'1ra ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
SHOOTING DONE BY SPECIAL
POLICE. WHO FIRE
INTO CROWD.
Attempt 20 Call General strike
Fails. But MAY BE sue
cessful Later.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 2.
An appeal for a congregational
lnvestigaton into labor condf
tons m indianapolis vas teie.
grspred % United states Sen.
ators John W. Yern and q 3.
SniveIy tonight This action
was dec ded upon 90 meeting
% The special committee appoint.
% by the Central labor Union
% try % End pc4ceaBfc sofu.
ton for tre tcarstcrs' strike
here The message vas signed
BY 3. 81 Miller. vice prcs.deot.
snd l. \ Bsrtr. secretary ~ the
Genital Labor UrIon.
Thomas Farrell. GENERA
organize i0 charge ~ the team.
sters' strike. APPEARED before TIE
conn r7Iffee and ssked f.af cen.
eral strIke be called. The com.
-rIttse member. announced after
The meeting thst NO action had
been taken upon the request. bot
that final decision would be- made
- q meeting 90 be- held % +
O'Clock 20 morrow night
f>uIA.trDI. .t n.
Mort tr fHI. genera. ..r.. .n u
I1'N. Hf. ... f..m .f.. IHH I...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
ELecrRocurEo

THENTON. " D.. ucc = William
Diamond '0I0rod. var eIerff0,ufs1
ir fte state prison here tonight Tor
ff' murder Of Deputy ~ % -tsfser
"I ihiH CITY Diamond ahof fhn keop
nf in vain Ht''mtp t0 escape from
Tho Institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
DEPUTIES. HOWEVER. CON-
TIME TO POUR IN
DEADLY GASES.
Mine Owners Losing $1,000 Per
Day-LOpel Has Only
One Slim Chance.

BINGHAM. rtah. Dec No sound
since last nighf has come from tho
Itah-ApeN mine. In which Ralph 10
poz. despcrado. is confined To-day
The exits. except that in the lowest
level. were scaled with dobuie hulk.
heads. and tonight 30 was believed
that the Gas illet mine had become
the fugitive'e tomb
The vatCtf illness of seven sherins
fConffuusd on Pags TsnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03

ALTOONA. Ta. Dee c Official no.
I0D off 1 reduction Boz working house
af tF' ilfoor pennsylvania road on.
.In" shops ard Daf shops and sus
pension of men 90 machine. car and
Juniata shops and South Nlfoou foun.
dfI's. Has made tt thc Pennsylvania
railroad Officials thie afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03

The police OF New York have been instructed
locate little Virginia Roach 7yearod girl with yellow
face OF cherub who kidnapped
attended IN Brooklyn and vhisked
who introduced herself the principal chds
Tor permission speak the little kissing
the woman lifted her into the which Immediately
full speed Little Virginia
James Roach, chief board the L. S Delaware now
the Mediterranean when he legal from
wife The trouble between the Roach am
bion to become an actress Her is Mildred Holmes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
End Of HueHa Dictatorship Is In Sidhf
Federal Generals
Surrender to Villa
THE CITY OF CHIHUAHUA Is EVACUATED AND PEACE
COMMISSION CARRIES THE NEWS TO REBEL
HEhDQUARTERS- FLEE

Federico Moye Left Charge C-Via Reassures the Com
msSion-President Wilson Makes Strong Utterances-
Other Surrenders Expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
TURF EXCHANGE OPERATIVES
CONVICTED IN CRIMINAL COURT
NOTORIOUS GAMBLING EVIL
GIVEN \ BODY BLOW
BY JURY.
Verdict Returned Last Night After
Brief Observation-Disclosures
tor Addleman Scores.

we. ih' itry. find the defend
ants. CALVIN 'Iiller. George Sea
mon. Chaile, Patdcn and Floy 4
Stewart. guilty IN manner and
form as charged in the within in
dictmCut md recommend to the
clCmcncy of ~" court George sea
mon. Floyd Stewart and Charles
paddcn.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-22
NESBIT

Crops are looking good just now
but beginning to need a shower.
Protracted service closed here last
Sunday with seven additions to the
church by letter. The preaching was
done by Rev. A. w. Conway, of Car
tersville.
We feel quite sure that much and
lasting good was accomplished and
the many friends that Mr.. and Mrs
Conway made during their short
stay here wish them success in their
labors, Their sweet songs and gos-
pei sermons will prove blessing to
any church or community.
Prof. Worley is teaching an inter
esting class in vocal music; begin
ming last Monday morning and will
last 10 days.
Mr., and Mrs. J. W. Rice, of Nc
Land spent last Sunday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Head.
Mr., T. s. Bird and daughter, Will
lie, of Lawrenceville, visited friends
here last week. Mr.. Bird says there
is no place like old Cobb county and
he is coming back Christmas and
sooner if he can sell his crop.
There will be a Sunday school Con-
vention composed of the Marietta
Militia District at Olive Springs in
August. 1t is to be all day affair
with dinner on the ground and every
body is invited Olive Springs peo-
pie have kindly consented to take
this meeting that being the most
convenient as well as the most cen
trail location. Everybody regardless
of name or denomination should en-
ter into the work of this meeting at
once. 1t is Observation-Disclosures and
is intended to help each and every
Individual. Also each school will be
benefited by attending this conven-
ton. Each superintendent and
teacher in the Marietta Militia Dis
trict is urged to be present. The
Powder Springs district has just
held a very successful meeting of
this kind.
In our last letter, two weeks ago,
the printers bad boy made us say
post Office where it should have been
pastoral
DON'T YOU SEE.