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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

expense herself Before she had promised
absence would out with other than White
That promise kept
The morning after she had left had phone
him asking to to a studio where
photographs taken. 1t the morning. by
o'clock dressed and the studio
second street There photographers present again
the proceedings such as could find fault with
posed for hours end wearing other things
most Of japanese hmonOs which White told
had been brought from Hong Kong especially
firing business but it Mr.
luncheon and that zone glass champagne
which emphasized the he drsyed in shaping
duct.
mark these visits because they important Each
visit represented advance in the endness relation
SHIP each visit made dependent upon his
honor and his integrity
the night following visit to the studio that STAN
ford White dropped the mask of dnteresed patronage
~ Next Week Evelyn Thaw VIII Tell How STAN
80 ford White Revealed Himself
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
yn 1haW DUN Frank Revelations
e al AH Fo me Innocent Little Beauty Who Almost Starred Death
Fo'orn Poverty and Suddenly Burst Brilliant
Illuminated the Great White Way the
AdOred Queen of the Richest, Most
WantOn and Reckless PrOf1igates of
NeIO YOrk,s Gay World

man. and Infinitely mean kind and tender and proved
upon the defenceless There satisfied paradoxes
In human nature Stanford White Hwould shyer at
soeciSm crude expression offended him. things
he was shameless He a benevolent vampire
sb;ns 10 S III. yds Oh CAIN renecuon and viewing all
ang IN the light OF subsequent experience would
say OF him that he ruined life indeed that
any one act In a lifetime of action ruined them?
He merely made for painful way the smooth.
est nor the least exciting but which
1t was not for me to judge YOU you will explain by
what system takes a Baltimore and meets his
childish and unloved wife depot another man goes to
his happy family in Chicago railway accident
viii explain why did not rail the fate which to Stan
ord WHITE to hours of mad and
interest
prohess "why? fate weak to accept its de-
crees without inquiry The way the way of human
nature which to squeal at the moment and blame
victim of the blind player the jong help
Men like stanford White loom into life. only cloudy
recollection OF when his first mentioned to me I
have only the dmmest recollection before
first meeting He terribly think those days
all men over twenty-five old.
eager friendship have said loved .verybody
and everything thought the lovely place and
everybody kindly Sir Galahads
Men like Stanford White-I speaking now Of the baer
Stanford White with which
duce their methods to an exact science
White had formula which apparently never varied His
tender wears and he found them easy
He had the appearance which readily
impressed that by nature he
kindly necessary for him to play part
when he assumed the paterna attitude
down 1t accept benevolent
and in easier matter since very
childish, and ecstatic mechanical
great joke the had become &C.
Quanted joke that shortest cut
to my affections
thought that my introduction to Stanford White
haphazard Every invitation to party
considerable surveillance over
comings and gongs guided by her very large
she would not consent the
destined Stanford White not know any more
going My girl friend came to the house; she
panied by her mother.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
The First Feast in White's DEN.

should not think of letting daughter CO. she said un
the people quite nice"
The girl explained that the people at the party would be
incest in New York society The function luncheon
and She dressed carefully for that
function expecant and excited hoping
the Waldorf because most anxious to the
the which carried off went down
Fortyeighth and into West Forysecond street and
stopped dingy little door, rather disappointing after
my of magnificent dining but there was ed
1t, and curiosity freed from hint Of ap
prehension which might otherwise have felt We got out
the cab and friend paid the and dismissed him.
The door opened apparently by ITSELF and went
through stairs at the head of which another door
opened the 1t all delightfully."- mysterious and
to who had read mystery stories and was STEPPED In
the traditions of conventional melodama it charming Yet
had some qualms and half the stairs stopped
where going?" l asked
TITS all right" smiled companion.
did not feel it all right Bit but did not wish to ap
foolish to display of the fear felt After ALL her
mother had youched for the responsibility Of the people
meet We continued climb Suddenly voice above
said "nlo Who's there?" The voice Stanford Whites
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Whites Idea of "Nice Little Girl -

"It is doesn't up lae he said who goes
home to her mother at early hour"
seemed rather dull of ending the evening. but he
escorted back the door of the the Aud
bon Hotel and wakened mother.
Mother and Stanford White quite good friends He visited
her several occasions.
He always very his relationship. Mother
impressed by his anxiety welfare He oTafe
emlnently solid and there little that not
nice spoken about him; that mother might be well excused
for regarding him friend of the family
ond father.
And here though Stanford White
who did not know him and him. there who
warned He and in spite his peculiar
tiles, popular Men, and for the
OF that vcousness which pleasant
guise and requires greater moral against
popularity than 1t does to lead army id the field
find difficulty In telling the OF Stanford White
the influence he exercised life unless be the difficulty
of avoiding the melodrama OF it.
want to tell the story In whom such physical changes
have occurred as to another person
Sentimentay s much of place autobiography
would be in timetable and It is satisfactory
get outside myself and regard the big incident in life from
the outsiders point of view without fear prejudice
not task myself but II considerably
than 1t would have been a few years ago.
For example It might be unjust this explain
every action Of Stanford White in the light his subsequent
conduct have doubt mind that in the things
he did White acuaed by the kindness Such
compexy OF the mans character that he could the
same time be the dsnterested patron and the chemng
He had established himself mothers good graces
frequent visitor at home and became suddenly
ested In my mothers movements
He displayed a socude which significant shape He
knew we had friends at Pittsburgh.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

We went up another two flights stairs and came to the
room at the top Of the building impression of the room
was that extended the large velvet chair
swinging on two ropes from the ceiling chair
Closer 10 ne ceing and some distance from the
was hung a big open Japanese umbrella o paper
Let me give you swing" said Stanford White
got into the chair and he swung higher higher till
almost touched the umbrella
want to feet through it, said swinging me
more and soon after accomplished
LOT my eet went crashing through the
orela 1t was amusing enjoyed it thoroughly not
realize that childish fun could Significance
d not realize that this pepossessng and kindly
any other object In view than to
After while he looked at his Watch
II should like to stay here all day." he said with smile
keeping amused but am very busy man
lie glanced round at my companion
Il want to see you for moment" he out with
her, In little time she back She told me that
she mad to go to the dentist and that go little
de In an automobile round Central Park might
go with her 1t was Mr.. Whites suggestion should do
TINS ne thought my teeth should be to- and since
dentist with experience | welcomed the suggestion
told mother all about the party the subsequent visit to
the dentist There nothing hide nothing the
afternoons experience which any of place
and mother apparently took same view
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
The Lure of Costly Presents.

In few days mother received letter him. asking her
to call at No 100 Fifth Poor mother
tered because she did not know whether 100
With avenue his home his office The
was very satisfactory think mother
pressed by his kindness He wanted her take
In New YORK to have all teeth was rather a fad
Of Whites. this eethseeing now the supreme i'm
portance of this timely visit dentist do not think il
so strange as did at the moment He had for
every girl in the Forodora to be ere
then we have curious sdeight the character
His thought for the girls in important
glimpse of his larger benevolence.
remember in reading Maurice Hewletts Richard Yeaand
Nay" being the relationship which e
listed between old King Henry john and the woman
whom Richard marry something very SIMS
ter In her comings and goings.
Stanford White had girl friends whom l knew little or
nothing They have agents of his their
work his behalf OF less innocent character
Yet for important absurdy to keep his
friends and distinct when saw him
luncheon at the studio ON Twentyorh street there was
apartment When he invited he told that
be young lady there. whom already knew.
"You must s until you see her and
whatever you do, do tell-that she was with us =
In many ways his friendship was practical He hat
and feather boa and long red
such present that could give to girl
out ofense was to it to party and mother
carriage waiting for the other side Thirtyn
street indeed there than for when got
saw several man stepped out from the door of green
grocer store opposite which the carriages
accompanied me. 1t Stanford White.
The frtiVe character Of the meeting did
mucn then as does now lie got into the carriage with
and drove to Madison Square Garden These
gone over the circumstances that attended the striving
often Vainy to recall all that happened talked
meet but his attitude kindly
When went the elevator the
Garden, we found another girl and another there.
1t replica of the other luncheon party l
nibbd chocolate eairs champagne
one however Stanford White put out OBTAINING hand when
pushed my glass forward
One is quite enough little girl" said you
to be nice little girl
What do think nice little girl?" asked aughingy
But he was very serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08
RENT LIST

202 North Sheppard Street, rooms /,
$500 year.
1923 Floyd Avenue, lower fiat offfour
rooms and bath; SEQ month
Upper nat OF four rooms and bath
Sl5 month.
sos East Franklin Street first fiat.
, rooms: all conveniences; Will rent
$40 month.
one house. at Brookdale Park. I
rooms. electric lights: S216 year
Forest Hill, on North Road. 8 rooms;
$3.50 year.
l4i7 West Main Street. rooms; $3.50
year
2Soa Floyd Avenue. 5-room fat 5000
year
4l5-i7 South Harrison Street. rooms
each: $50 year each
3i23-25 Beverly Street; s19e92 year
each.
.29l2 to 20 West Main Street, rooms /:
$500 year each.
2s0l3 West Leigh Street, rooms ::
bath, electric lights; $3.50 year each
900 East Grace e, street: fiat.
l112 T.. Main Street Phone Mon 1873
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Possession at once
Possession Anens,

tS0-232S Stuart Avenue Cod) 6
l50-602A Mosby Street :
300 LIST. 1923 Hanover Avenue 4
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Observation-Disclosures
Rfal estate Jor Kent.
]. D. Carneal & Son
North Eleventh Street.
Phones Madison 2ee. Madison 1850.
RENT LIST

HOUSES. APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
Possession September i, unless other
wise stated
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450-230i Stuart Avenue
450-2304- a Stuart Avenue
to0-2306 stuart Avenue ......
iJO-23Q6-A Stuart Avenue ~
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Great Opportunity for Home or
investment in Bellevue Park
Hermitage Road, Opposite This Gate
YOU WANT TO BUY a SITE FOR SUBURBAN HOME
BE CAREFUL,

in
mem ioi you-pure water electricity.
hedges
iou want frequent and rapid
service front
those Who
topog
the choicest Call
WI
Monday afternoon o'clockto $50
tunitN
RICHMOND AND SAVINGS co
Real Estate Department
Main
o. A HAWKINS E BIroRn
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OUR RENT
LIST
Saves tramp and solves the problem
Have one sent you
H. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
FOR RENT.

FLATS.
s"oo.oG-9oS East Marshall Street.
Sso.oGIso9 North oath Street lower
oosI6l' North S4th Street lower
ooE2ol1 Stuart Avenue, upper
'ooI3l2 North 32d Street. lower
zoo .O0-26l5la East Grace. upner f,at :
.OO-l3O9 lakewood Avenue, love-.
IL you are looking for homes or in
vestments. don't fail to call and see
SULLIVAN & COMPANY.
NO. 4 North Tenth Street.
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DWELLINGS.
Possession Sept. l..

55SS-iS s. r rhtrd. 5 ICONS ICONS l llfp
i50--10 S. Third, S rooms I3dl
450-l y. Third. 10 rooms t2d)
4b0-2I0l kensington. The Mul-
berry (2d).
45o-29ol Kensineton. The Mul.
berry" (2d1
420-72l +. Main, rooms nsD.
420-7l5 f. Main, rooms $50
33O-2IQl kensinGton. The Mul-
berry" GsD, rear. rooms
@sc-21ol kensington. The Null
berry cd, rear. , rooms
30o-3l3 \. Tenth. rooms
24p-l05 +. Main, Q rooms $50.
2O6-703 W. Clay (2d).
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Phone. call or write for our complete
Rent List. We will he plea sed to show
you through any property that we may
have in charge.
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Rooms
Possession at once.
FLATS.

Possession September /.

Possession September l.
5l0-2625-A Hanover Avenue
2I0-ll04 y West Cary Street
2Io-ll06 West Cary Street -
2!o-II06-A West Cary street 80.
2io-23l7 Hanover Avenue lower
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DESIRABLE OFFIcE

DESIRABLE OFFICES.
and Eighth Streets.
This building has just been thor
onChly repaired and renovated; fronts
on two streets; the Offices are light and
airy; elevator service A No. L. Rent
cheaper by far. than the other build.
ings, and service as good or better
Several front offices available
Collection of Rents and the General
SUPERVISION OF Property Our Speciality
Your Business Solicited.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-05-09

J. B. Reeves and wife visited in Eureka Springs Sunday.
 Capt. l.. E. Harbert was in Rogers on business first of the week.
 An eight pound son was born to MT. and Mrs. Bruce Phillips last Saturday. 1 The Twilight Sunday School class will give an ice cream supper in the park Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. I. T. Shahan now occupy tht Bata cottage, which they recently purchased.
 There will be regular preaching at the Baptist church Sunday at eleven. No services at night.
 Thus far the water melon crop pro- mises to be abundant. Buell. & Orrel have sold even two bushels of seed.
 The first strawberries of the season made thelr appearance on the market Monday. They were of the shipped-in variety.
 pr. H. H. Laggard of Wichita. Kan, visited last week at the home of M. A. Oldham, being friend of the family.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Trantham. reside, ing out southwest of town, are the parents of fine girl which arrived Sunday morning. Lee Smith spent Sunday at home. having been week out looking after the interest of the I. H. c. people over on the White River road.
 H. E. Lufkin, general secretary of the Arkansas Sunday School associa- tlon, was in Green Forest Wednesday Tn the interest of Sunday School work
 1. Il. Newton, postmaster of Blue Eye, Mo-, was in town Monday on business. He had been visiting his nephew James Meador, out north of town.
 The wood work and furniture of the Bank of Green Forest is being shined up in great shape this week giving the place an appearance of a regular spring house cleaning.
 Paul Colvin, who has been holdino the position of night operator at Harrison, was visited home folks last Friday and while here was called to Heber Springs to accept like position.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
MESA CITY Is IN SAD
 FIX ND POWER NJ WATER
Excitement Caused When Alarm Of
 Fire is Turned In.

There was an alarm of fire sound ed in Mesa yesterday which caused considerable excitement The streets were soon full of people searching for the sight of the blaze. For while things were interesting, until it developed that it was false alarm A fire is usually an interesting event, but just at that particular time it was even more interesting for the power which is supposed to be fur nished to the city of Mesa with which to run it's water works was off, and had been off for so long that the water was exhausted anI the city was in no condition to fieht fire if it had actually occurred. It is bad enough in the winter time when the ditch water is generally in fair shape to be used for ordinary purposes. but during such weather as we are having now, to be deprived of both water for cooking, sprinklng or any other purpose, and also to have to run the fans by the Arm strong method is something fierce
 When the insurance men raise the rate on insurance in Mesa. owing to lack of fire protection the city will probably realize the danger under which they gre laboring. even if they do not take into consideration the unpleasantness of a hot day with out either water or fans.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

A tiny pimple spreads to the side of the face and often covers the cheeks and bridge of the nose. It is very de- structive to the tissues of the skin. No external treatments will overcome it. as the cause of lupus is from impurities in the blood supply. The only known method of cure is to get the blood sup ply under the control of S. s. S., the famous blood specific. Its action is quite remarkable and has direct inhu- ence upon the network of small blood vessels and glands in the skin.
 Not one drop of minerals or drugs is used in it's preparation. Ask for $. s. $. and insist upon having it. For illus trateC book on skin diseases write The Swift Specific Co. 183 Swift Labo- ratory, Atlanta Ga. DO not allow some jealous clerk to larrup the atmosphere in eloquence over something just as goo-," as $. s. g. Beware of all substi- tuteS.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
GLENDALE

GLENDALE, July 12-The mar riage of Miss Nellie Mccoy and Lorine Wright of Phoenix came as a complete surprise to their many friends here at Glendale. No intima- ton was given out before hand that the happy event was to occur and the first thing Glendale knew they were married tight and fast. Mr. Wright is a trusted employe of the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph company stationed at Phoenix, where the young couple will make their home. The many friends of both the young people here at Glen dale wish them a happy and prosper ous married life.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid society is planning to give a novel social at the home of MT. and Mrs. MerryfieId on Friday evening, July 18th. The Baptist socials are always enjoyable affairs, and this one is to be made one of the best. Instead of ice cream, cake, etc, ice cold water melon will be served the guests.
 MT. and Mrs. II. B. White and daughter of Phoenix were Glendale visitors this week.
 Chas. Dyer, who, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Kate Renfrow, re- turned to their old home at Bartles- vile, Oklahoma, short time ago, died there the first part of last week. The deceased had many friends here whose sympathy goes out to the family.
 An attempt to rob the Glendale Ice company's office at the plant was made on Wednesday, but the robbers were frightened away before they did any damage.
 Mrs. c. H. Tinker left Wednesday evening for an extended trip through Kansas and Texas visiting relatives
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
SCRATCHING THE HEAD

Do savages scratch their heads? All puzzled or bewndered Europeans scratch their heads-the German slowly. the Ereuchman jcrkiy. the Italian nervou+ly, the Enelshmm Vigorously.
 IL is difficult to account for this universal white mans expression of puzzIedom unless he has an instinct that the tintiIatIon of the scalp wakes up the brain Uncle Bemus scratch el his head when the little boys questions were particularly perpleN- Ing, but Uncle Bemus may have learned the trick from his white
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
RYDER OFFERS A HAT.

A five dollar Stetson hat for the first home run in today's game at Phoenix between the team of that city and Tempe is the offer made by John Fly der, manager of the Tempe and Phoe- nix Hyder Bros. mems furnishing es- tablishments. Hyder had this same hat Up as prize in last Thursdays game but the contest was so much a pitch CTS battle that a hit beyond a two bag ger was out of the question. Should such be the case today the hat will still be up as q prize to the one making the longest hit in the future. Should it be claimed Hyder proposes to dup licate his offer for the next game A large number of local fans are planning to spend this afternoon in Phoenix. The Tempe team is lined up well and while it is not vet definitely decided just who will pitch, the nine in confi- dent Of taking the deciding game in the best two out of three series.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
DOG TAXES COMING SLOW.

Despite the attempt of the local tax collector to finish his work with the dog licenses there still remain good many who have failed to make right their accounts with him. Just when he will start the annual campaign against the dogs is not known. anyone looking for a job that might be furnished by this division of the collectors duties can no doubt start the work at once Dogs are scarce in the Tempe district at the present time but once the cam paign is resumed the supply will be diminished still more.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. l.. w. StillWen was slightly indisposed yesterday.
 J. A. Tice of Higley was Mesa visitor yesterday.
 Warren Johnson, son of Ellis John son has an attack of typhoid fever.
 The working force of the Free Press are using new model of sanitary couch here lately.
 Johnny Nichols has a dog ball catcher which he is wanting to sign up with some valley team. Tip is a water spaniel. and also a ball fan. He will catch any ball thrown at him if not sent over too hot Johnny is thinking of signing Tip to act as short stop on the Mesa team.