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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

When such results are feasible, what
is the excuse for ugiifying q down.
town city block with the hideous an
gularity Of such q structure as that
upreared In the metropolis Of the Mis-
sissippi valley? In every American
city today there are increasingly
abundant examples OF the way to
build great houses Of business that
blend the practical and the inspira-
tional values. Philadelphia has q
goodly proportion Of such ornamental
edifices. in which thought was al.ruis-
tically taken for the improvement OF
an entire neighborhood. In time, with
the contagion Of taste and esthetic
education, the "cloud-scratching" mon
strosity will be an Abomination Of the
past-PhiIadelphia Ledger.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30
Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract

digestion and enrhes the
need This
people suffer
Wine OF
be SrEARNthe
genuine
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

a disappointing season. h the
summary Of the English fruit crop
prospects. The aDDIe yield viii be
much smaller than last year The
aphis blight on pIuns and pDDles. par
ticularIy the former, II one Of the
worst ever known IN spite Of repeat
ed sprayings IN many eases. The re-
view concludes: no one who has not
walked over many Of the great com
mercial fruit farms Of Kent and 9TH
er counties can form . fair c0ncep-
ton OF the disappointing results Of
the present season"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

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Others now under engagement for
amateur night include Henry Kalalu-
hi, youthful baritone.
The now fahfods sJawbone" Quar-.
tette has ascomedy stunt in prepare
tion which is guaranteed to success
fully evade the .hook" Of managerial
displeasure.
The Wong Twins, team of side,
splitters, are said to be well up to the
mark, and in musical selections are
believed will lug of one Of the cash
prizes.
First run pictures and special in.
strnmental numbers by an orchestra
viii serve to fhake Friday evening a
red letter event at Ye Liberty.
Miss Kittie Klein offers complete
change of program at Bijou Theater
beginning with Thursday evening. The
little Afiague sisters are nightly max
ing a distinct hit at this house Man
ager Magoons has a number of first
class film specialties to fill In the
week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

Any girl can use two beaux-one to
take her places and the other to bring
things to her
It often happens that when young
man descends from an aristocratic
family the descent is something fierce
t. After a girl has had twenty-five
birthday anniversaries she feels that
she has. had about all she needs in
her business.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

continue.
The need Of more space for the
proper seating and distribution Of At
lanta's army of school children, both
white and colored.
Urae Special Tax.
The power to demand increasing
quality of personal fitness and pro-
fcsslonal equipment in our growing
corps of teachers
The resolutions suggest a special
school tax and urge that the Board of
Education or whatever body has
charge of the schools he left free
from interference from Council and
all other official bodies. Then hold
the board responsible for the results. ="
the resolutions add.
Tue meeting opened with the read
ing of letter from Walter r. Daley,
president OF the Board Of Education.
urging a special school tax for the
normal maintenance of schools and a
sufficient bond issue for permanent
improvements.
The climax OF the meeting came
with short talk by Mrs. Hugh Viii
let, president of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
HUERTA SEXES
GOVERNMENT
ASD|CTATOR
Powers Prepare to Act as Mex
can President 0verthrows Con-
stitstion in Proclamation

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 13.-NiCtoria
no Huerta, provisional President. to
DAY proclaimed himself dictator of
Mexico and overthrow the cOnstitG
ton.
Huerta issued q decree annoUnciug
that he has assumed all the forme!
powers Of Congress relating to War
finance and the domestic affairs O.
the nation. He says he will permi
the Depa Ttment OF Justice to eXeTC s.
It's usual functions unless il int
feres with his DEGREES" which wi
be issued from time to time.
The constitutional exemption Of
members OF Congl ess from arrest
revoked by the decree, and the die
tator proclaims that he alone is tn
supreme power IN Mexico
He pledges himself to make a IN,
report Of his actions to the next Con
gress, to be elected on October &c
All Of to-day's papers carry dis
patches from Vera Cruz stating that
British warships have been seen N
the Gulf Of Mexico, and the belief IS
growing that quick and decisive ac-
ton is 10 be taken by the powers 81
the present crisis.
The Government is arranging e.
rush the trial OF the accused Depu-
ties, but this is expected to be a
farce in view OF Huerta's decree
which virtually says the Department
OF Justice must do as he says.
General Felix Diaz, who is return
ing to Mexico from Europe. has been
warned in a cable dispatch sent "a
Havana that General Huerta has ar
ranged to have him assassinted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
SPECIAL TAX FOR
SCHOOLSURGED
BY WOMEN
Radical Reforms Asked in Big
Meeting to Change Present
DepIorabIe Conditions.

Endorsement of a special school tax
plan and the Inauguration of a cam
paign to mold public sentiment in
Atlanta 10 demand an improvement of
public school conditions were the
features OF the meeting Of the FEEDER
alton Of Women's Clubs at the At
lanta Woman's Club Building Mon
day morning.
After a general discussion Of the
poor buildings and the overcrowded
conditions of Atlanta's schools Mrs. J.
X. Ottiey offered a resolution setting
forth a definite plan OF action. Among
other things the resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted, are:
Keep Tab on Needs,
Because children in these schools
are our children, and as the schools
are, so will the future OF these chill
Gren be.
Because the City Council OF At
lanta has formally invoked the aid OF
department alone Of the citys life by
establishing the Board of Lady Wis
itOrs of the public schools. be II
Resolved. That a lookout commit
tee be appointed by the president Of
the City F'ederati ton Of Women's
clubs consisting Of number Of WON
en- from each ward Of the city to keep
in touch with their own schools and
report upon them from time to
time"
Suggesting a line OF work for the
lookout committee, the resolutions
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

l told her | would be glad for her 20
come While she was here DIR. Ra e
ron never came To see her, although
he passed the house frequently in his
automobile going TO see his patients
III they talked together. I didn't
know il. We later arranged trip to
the jackson dam and Dr. Barron was
invited to go along, although Miss
Wheeler did not request it, The-"
were four of us-the doctor, Miss
Wheeler, my brother Joe and myself
During the whole time DR.. Barron
spoke but a few words to Miss
Wheeler, In fact. ! noticed that ne
didn't seem to he talkative at all. !
heard no more Of him until the Fri
day night before Miss Wheeler was
TO leave, when she aughiHgly said
DR. Barron had asked her to allow
him to take her back to GSpnyers. I
told her Joe was going to take her
back, and then she said no more
she was not expected to leave an
I'll after SUNDAY The next morning
we were walking down the road -
get some apples. and Or. Barron
drove up and stopped his car. lie
asked Miss Wheeler II she was ready
to go. She reulieG she would be ~
in 40 minutes and giving No the ap-
nle trip, ran back to the house ana
dressed begged and pleaded with
her not 20 60 with the doctor thNJ
Joe would take her home, but she
would not listen. He drove her away
in the car, and I have not seen or
heard from her since.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
COUNSEL FOR ACCUSED
PHYSICIAN BEES PUBLIC
To SUSPEND JUDGMENT
DIR. BARRON DECLARES HE TOOK
BRIDE TO CARE FOR CHILDREN

DR.. Cary A. Barron Monday in his cell at McDonough,
gave The Georgian the following remarkable explanation of
marriage day after the death Of the wife he accused
of having poisoned:
spoke a word of love to my present bride
while my late wife lived When my wife died thought of
welfare my children and decided marry again
order that they might have mother and might be under
my AS Miss Wheeler had impressed favor
ably thought she would make good mother for the
children and after the funeral drove Conyers
asked her if she would marry She said she would de
clarng the time that she would love me- and
under the circumstances for waiting longer
l had loved Miss Wheeler before the death Of
my wife but loved her from the moment we mar
ried have grown to love her and My only
thought now is TO my her my
little children
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
U. S. Balloons Hold
Own in World Race

Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS. Oct. 1.-two American
balloons, the Uncle Sam, Captain H
Honeywell. and the Goodyear. Ralph
Epson. are holduS their own with
sixteen other balloons that sailed
away Yesterday in the race for the
James Gordon Bennett Cup. ne in
ternatiouaI trophy
Officials OF the Aero Club expressed
belief that first word Of the balloon
would come from Switzerland.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
Huerta Told He Must
Not Harm Deputies.

ing the receipt of cable dispatches
from Mexico City to-day Secretary
Bryan sent instructions to Charge
O'Shaughnessy to-day to confer with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
Cont nued From Page I

mis- awful stigma and I've for her
and my sweet little children
81 can't bear TO no separated from
them ia rahcr he dead"
As TO the charge thot he married
an Atlanta girl four years ago while
ne was attending a medical college
and while his wife was vita her PEG
pie in Milne. Dr Barron would not
tall Neither would he make any
statement as to his alleged elope.
ment with a married woman lasJ
January and the ensuing separs ton
from his wife.
4 have nothing whatever 10 say
vas his sole comment
Bride CoIIapses.
Crushed by the charge that her hus-
band Of "a week poisoned his first wife.
pretty 49, year old Mrs. Cary A. Bar
ron, who became the bride of DT Bar
ron the day following the burial Of
mis- wife IS i'm "a state Of nervous col
lapse Monday
- hcartbroiten bride lay in a
slupor All Sunday az the home Of her
brother NAV Iuman Hamilton, four
miles from Conyers, near Rockdale
Church.
At intervals she became delirious
In these moments the stricken girl
cried out
Take mo to him oh. take me 20
him"
Again she would plead
Let me save him. ! must save
him. because | love him
Close by the bedside the mother OF
the girl Mrs Maggie Wheeler. a
widow. well to-do and highly re-
spected resident of RnCkdale County.
sat patiently throughout the day and
tenderly miuistered to her.
Overcome at times the mother
would give way to her emotions and
weep Mrs Barron was Miss Cora
Wheeler before her marriage to the
accused doctor. and is a sister OF
w. A. Wheeler Of Conyers. who, with
other members Of the family re
manned by her side and sought 10
comfort her,
Her condition WAS SO serious that
no one besides the family was al
lowed In the room
She continued to brood until her
nervous system gave way. Reports
Monday morning from the Hamilton
home We're TO the effect that she was
slowly recovering from the collapse.
Doctor Restless il Cell.
Members Of the family and friends
~ the bride are greatly distressed
over her breakdown
Asks Cain, Juuameat.
Colonel r. Wall one of the old
Nst and most prominent lawyers 81
his section. Is looking after the in
'eTests of the young prisoner, al
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
Congressman Joins
In Plea for Slayer;
white Mans Negro

\ delegation Of nearly 100 men,
healed by Congressman William
Schley Howard. Attorney l.. j. Steele
and the Sheriff Of DeKalb County,
asked Governor Slaton to commute
the death sentence Of George oliver,
a negro, on the ground that he was
a white mans negro"
The tact that he was known as a
white mans negro" they said made
George unpopular among other ne
Eroes, several OF whom were Wit
nesses against him
The negro was convicted of the
murder Of Oscar Ilenn. another negro.
Governor S,aton withheld his deci-
sion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
Doctors Courtship
Under Investigation

GRIFFIN. GA. set 13.-Tnvestiga %
t!on into the Barron poison mystery
took a sharp turn Monday morning
into the CourtBhip Of Dr. Cary A
Barron and Miss Cora Wheeler. OF
Conyers, his bride OF a week which
the authorities declare is as mys;e-
rious AS the strange death Of the
young physicians FIRST wife. whom he
is accused OF poisoning
This inquiry is being conducted IN
henry and RoCkdale Counties with
the view of obtaining evidence OF
clandestin" meetings to refute state
ments Of Dr. Barron that he never
, made love to Miss Wheeler prior TO
the dealt OF his wife and his hasty
marriage To the Conycrs girl the day
following tho funeral
While the accused physician fc
! sists that he was never In the com
pany 81 Miss Wheeler but one time
after he met her the first NJ Septem
Der, relatives Of the dead wife and
the authorities are in possession OF
positive proof, they say, that he was
out automobiling with her the whole
OF Friday afternoon week 1Eo
while his wife lay dying With con-
WILSON'S
Efforts also are being made To yer
the girl to "a show in ConNers that
same night or afternoon before his
return to the bedside Of his wife.
Relatives of tho dead woman and of-
fiCcrs brand as ridiculous the docto~'s
story that he had never made love -
Miss Wheeler and did not love her at
the time Of his marriage.
After Secret Meetings.
They declare there must have been
clandestine meetings. and ,he whole
Of the two counties is being secured
for persons who may have seen them
together. sheriff \. G. Sowall Il
Henry County. where DR. Barron 10
held In Jail. has received numerous
reports concerning the accused ma Il =
conduct. So wrought up are the peo-
pie in this section over the tragedy
that everyone who chances TO hear a
rumor Immediately conveys Il to the
Sheriff
sheriff Sowell late SUNDAY morning.
drove seven miles in an automobile
70 White House, the scene Of lie
tragedy. and questioned Miss Lucy
Gleaton. IA 17-veRr- old girl friend Ok
the doctors bride
Miss GleRtOn was in Kellv's
Church. Henry County at the time
Or. Barron first met Miss Wheeler,
and later was in their company on an
auto trip TO the dam Of the Central
Georgia Power Com nany near Jack
son Miss Glcaton denied there was
any love making between Or Barron
and Miss Wheeler on this trip. am
declared the physician paid no atten-
ton whatever to the girl
She admitted. however. this: Miss
WNsoler. who was spending two
weeks al her home. suddenly cut her
trip short before the end % the So -
ond wcek and permitted Or Barron
10 take her IN his auto back to Con
yers. she protested and tried 20 dis
suade Miss Wheeler from going VIZ !
the doctor. she said. but the girl only
laughed and went on.
Doctor Came During Visit.
My brother Joe introduced ~
Barron and Miss Wheeler in Kellv's
church said Miss Gleaton. The
doctor merely said I'm glad to meet
YOU. Miss Wheeler | never saw nj n
speak "a her again at that time. This
was about the first Of September.
Shortly after this Miss Wheeler ask ID
me to allow her To come and spend
two weeks with me during the meet
ing at Shinsle Roof camp ground, and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

of such matters, and n great injus
tice thereby done the accused In ali
fairness, a verdict should not be rem
derei b. the public at this time"
" r. 8 Mann. Of Miner. father of
the dead woman Monday Is as strong
as evcr in his belief that Dr. Barron
administered fatal poison
The case against Or. Barron is un-
usually strong. for the reason that
We have the motive We don't have to
search for IT," he said The fact that
he married again the day after my
daughter was buried shows cOnclu-
sively why he wished to get her out
of the way He was simply IN such a
big hurry that he bungled the whole
business"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

the Mexican Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs and TO tell him that the Z ded
States will not allow any violence
toward the imprisoned deputies. Thls
action followed a conference between
the President and the secretary OF
state Immediately after the latter
return to Washington to-day
Secretary BRYAN. when asked what
the United States would do II the
Mexican deputies were harmed re-
piled:
That is a hypothetical question.
do not care TO discuss the matter at
this time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
Vice President Nav
Ride on MotorcvTcl

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is-u
to the Capital soon may be rest.,
the sight Of Vice President Mo-,
scouting up Pennsylvania aver,.
the Capitol astride a motorcvcl. >
Vice President has laughinglv ;.
friends that he might purchase -.
a machine since Congress saw ..
refuse to authorize the purcb,,.
an automobile for his use.
An appropriation for the nu,os.
Of cars for the Vice Presider. :
Speaker of the House was str,.1.
out of the urgent deficiency bin
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
INVENTOR FOUND DEAD.

AMSTERDAM. Oct. ia body
believed 10 be that of DR.. Rudolph
Diesel. famous inventor. who disap-
peared from a steamship about a
fortnight ago. was found at the
mouth IF the Schelde River to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
Years of Suffering
Catarrh and 5iood Disease-Doetors
Failed 20 Cure

Failed 20 Cure.
Miss Mabel + Dawkins, 1914 Lafay-
cite street Fort Wayne, Ind writes.
! For three years ! was troubled with
, catarTh and blood disease ! tried sev-
eral doctors ard a dozen diterent rem
eCieS, bat more OF them Cid NE any
good friend told me Of Hoods Ssr-
SPARTA took two bottles OF this
mS.}clEe and was vel and strong :
ever ! feel Ike different person and
recommend HooC's 20 any ore suHfe-irg
from catarrh
/ Get 4 TO-DAY IN usual liquid form or
cEocoisted tablets called Sarsstsbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-26
PASTOR FIXES WILL
DECLINE NEW YORK CALL

The Rev. Maurice Penfeld Fixes,
pastor Of the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church, will be the guest OF honor
at banquet, Tuesday evening, to be
held in the church institute, and OF
which all of the men or the church
will be hosts. The affair is in the ma
ture of loyalty testimonial" on
the occasion OF the completion of DR..
Fixes five years of service as pastor
of the church
DR.. Fixes has not been in good
health for several months He has
received call from Calvary Baptist
church, in New York, but 1t Is un.
likely that he will accept because OF
his impaired health.
In addressing congregation whose
numbers overfowed into the street
Sunday evening, DR.. Fixes said thai
his first sermon in Detroit was
preached to just rs persons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-26
GEORGE J. FINN GIVEN
STOCkWELL'S PLACE

George j. Finn, entry clerk In the
city controllers office, will be trans
ferred and promoted to the office of
secretary of the fire department to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
George w. StOckwell. The civil SER
vice commission has announced that
Finn successfully passed the non
competitive examination for the posi-
ton.
The two sons of George w. bort,
confessed padder of ID p. w. pay
rolls, appeared before the commits
sion, Monday night, and through their
attorney demanded compensation they
claim Is due them from the time OF
their suspension, May s to Nov. 3
Both were suspended at the time OF
their fathers arrest, pending an in
vestigation of his shortages. They
were told to prepare statement OF
their claims and present 1t in the
next meeting Of the commission.
| An examination will be held for en-
gineer of the Belle Isle aquarium
Engineer Patton has held the posi-
ton temporarily under appointment
by Commissioner Dust. The Nationa
Association Of Steam Engineers peti
toned the commission to hold the
examination.
John Spuhler, alias Cohen, reject
ed candidate for position as patrol
men, presented credentials as to his
character and ability. The commits
sion will investigate this case.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
printfng Co.. Is John R-OI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-26

that the woman president had seven
tenths OF the stock in the concern,
and that Nelson had the privilege TO
work and get orders.
Mr.. McCutcheon is wrathy against
Nelson: the woman who was swindled
out of $4,000 is wrathy. Probably Mr..
Greenhill, of Canada. who sank every
cent he he'd in the world. in fake
venture for Nelson, is angry at the
blue sky promoter. @
But wnen the Detroit police re.
ceived a telegram from San Fran
cisco, asking them if they wanted a
fraud charge OF $4,000, with woman
az complainant. they found the wom-
an relu0oan. to state her position;
they learned little of the numerous
digressions OF Mr.. Nelson, and they
wired back, to hold the matter under
advisement, after consulting with
the prosecuting attorney.
Now the prosecutors Office says,
that If the woman will make COM
plant. or ii Mr.. Greenhill, or any OF
tho others who are alleged to have
been swindled by Nelson, will stand
by the guns" they will bring Nelson
here for trial.
ut Is entirely up to the complain
ants says Assistant Prosecutor Hes
ton. II am frank to say that We did
not know the extent of Nelson's oper-
atoms when we advised the police
that there was too much technicality
involved, to order Nelson's extradi.
ton to this state
And Henry 8. Warren, whose wife
was stolen by Nelson, says: Yes, l
heard that he was under arrest. i
heard it through two kilograms, one
from Nelson, and one from--his wife,"