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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
q THOUSAND STRIKERS
RETURN TO THEIR WORK


OB, Leased Wire to I.,cniug Hcrald)
Sew Nurk Jan -u.- Ton thousand
girls of tp, 3Eu"u affected ~uiutuHN.
Do, .ur agreement between shirtw.lst
and dress manufacturers and their
,muluyrs, r,hcIlod to-day of the terms
ot tn, proposed settlement and ru'
maiuCd out un ,trihv. The other ~
uUu went to WurN ut Increased vases.
Tu,r, are stiu approximately 10000
Workers ON -triky iu all branches OF
tho garment trades. several clashes
between the strikers pckcts aud the
police occurred today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
Miracle Ia rranrr,

U,gI,r,s. France, Jan -u. Great
excitement hJs been cnuscl in the
Rrsi,rcs r,sion D., the rrp"rt ui a
miracle tvr duys age woman
went tr the DID ,'m-tcry "t b,u"rrs
tn toud her relatives graves Sh" u"-
Hr,d that the stuu, statue COZ thr
Nrgn uu tnr muusol,um ut lh' Ar
uald paNugnac family V's covered
vi'h m"ss vniyn she rl'"urd lWu'
with h,r handkerchief 'u returning
home. according tu the reports sh"
touched her utllv usmbuv daughter
with tu, handkerchief and the sirI
WAS cumph.trlN CURED Large mum.
hrts ut pilgrims uoW 80 every day lo
the tomb
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
RECIPROC N. DENunltNCg
isIl.t.s HELD INVALID

Washington. Jan. se.--ThV supreme
court to-day annulled a. invalid the
reciprocal demurrage rules" Of thu
Mississippi railroad commission, which
imposed charges upon railroads Tor
delay iu delivery upon Interstate OF
Intrastatu shipments The declHlcn
was based on the fact that the rules
dld not provide Tor exemptions IN case
ut una, otdahle delay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
SAUSAGE SKINS ARE
EMPLOYED BY
ARSON RING
Chicago lncendiaries Invent
Unique Scheme for Firing
Buildings, Leaving No Trace
of Perpetrators.
tH, Leased Wire lo I.,-urns lIrrnld.

Chicago. Jan .u Operations of
10" alleged arson ring and the III.
r'uuit employed ut I- m,mu",, 100
arranging iuyondt-r nr,. wen, t.s-
closed tu ~'u1,s ATTORNEY Hu,ur when
h' resumed hts u,rst-atiun "f iu'
case to-day ln ON, ur, under u. --
tiggtiuu % bee Said e sore ur mur" ui
sausdg, skins nlbrd with la-uliu. N,r.
strung "u wires to sutrl ia, hluf'.
These "ga~ulin" stusiucs' explode 81
aud spread tho 1um'H Ten witnesses
wcr, examined ry th, rJ.'.. .l''ra.t
TODAY it is expected tu, ,uf' WIZ
lee presented O." ihr grand jun 'u.
last ut this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
PULLMAN PoRrERs MUST BE
RE.~PON StisIlE ron NAI.U ABI4t'S

New YORK. Jan. 20.--fhc appellate
division ot lhs sapremr court decided
here today that sleeping ear e0m-
psui"s arr re-ponsioie tor valuahles
given bl passsngefs TO portefs Cor
-afe-erruing The decision was in A
,uit against the pullman company. 10
lccovcr tne value uf q dtamond neck
tar,. entrusted 10 the porter by q
woman passenger.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

Wuk,urld, Mass, Jan. 200 william
Boon, Eldrcd, Wh" believed that hs
eating a gullun ut wuu~s,s a week. hr
had prolonged his life many wears.
dicd hers yestcrdu, 1t thr ag, pi 50.
Ic at. molasscs nn all his rod When
tU wears old Eldrrd lrsHu r.dlus "
pi,,rlr for exercise and t,cntdius
Geo his own figures. covered 2o.ooo
miles la the last seventeen years He
WAS descendant of Daniel Boone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
In,I,i,h Mar.hip- nr.tro,cd.

NInru. Greece Jan .o "A GrcoH
,nn,r. who participated tu tine naval
battle urtorru tlr Gicyk ana Turkish
nr,t- ug th, Dardaurlb.s ou saturday
and Who rlusrl, lulluvcd Nl the u,i-
u,uis rf th, ngbt SAYS that dutin- 'n'
pursuit uf iNr Turkish war vessels uN
tu, Gr,rNs. tI' wttl'ships kh'Nr.l l.d-
uuu UurhUrussa and T"rgu' H"i',
.a,tcucd speed uud showed e. l.-t o."
r,uinosrd IT, believes tnat both 'rs.
sells oorr tu a .lnhiug condition when
iu,, reached the straits
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
WESTERN STOCK SHOW
OPENS IN DENVER
90, LEASED wirr to Evening IIrraid.)

Denver. IAN. 20 With pNhillls
valued W s2.0n0.o00 the cigntn sn-
uutl national Wv3trrn stuca shiw
opened here to-day 60 c1ntInue
throughout the week. Extensive px-
hihit- are here from chicago. Kansas
titN and 49, Louis.
To-day is Governors dan aud Gov
ornor r.. ", Ammons und members
of the gvncru assembly viii be- guests
OF honor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
CLARENCE DARROW
AGAIN ON TRIAL
FOR BRIBERY
Defender of Labor Leaders
Must Now Answer Charge
of Having Sought to Corrupt
Robert F. Balm.
I By Leased Wire 10 Evening IIeraldl

Loo Angeles. Cui. Jan 2U--Ciar-
"nry barrow, lawyer author. unlon
labor advocate aud defender OF uhor
leaders. accused 90 -rrious crimes. was
placed ou trial today Tor the second
time ou u charge of having attempted
q" corrupt jury iu the McNamuru
case. After u trml lasting nearly an
last summer. barrow was acquitted ~
having hrihvd George g. i.nckNond a
mlvsmuu rallrd Ia the Trial OF James
y. McNHmart. now serving o. HE sent
cnrc at san quentin pcntcuuary for
blowing up tho Los Angeles Times
huilding. i@st
To-day tho lawyer was put ON trial
on the ch1rg, or haNins bribcd Rom
err r. Balm the FIRST juror chosen ~
tho stmr case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
HEAVY FIGHTING
SOUTH OF JUAREL


IT T--0- T"V|-- Inn ~ W-N|V
usnrus h,tNrru tnu main robot group
dud tho iNcuif-third battalion IN 40
prnsr"s. If Nitl Nuuw1da. between
mu'h tud 'ulruahu1 City "u 'h"
Mexican Central railroad saws t u,,
Innnm LnllN-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
ON BURG
RESOLUTION IS
EXPECTED IN
THE HOUSE
Majority and Minority Re-
ports of Sub Committee 10
Be Submitted to Judiciary
Committee Tomorrow.
LEGISLATURE MAY
TACKLE PRICE OF COAL
. BURG INTRODUCES TIIE 4
. STATE FAIR MatASI m 4

Sauip Fv. \ NJ. JuH. 20
Hrprcscntnti,r John Baron Burw
in th, house today introduced I
his bill providing tor the muln-
tCuauCo Of q state air at Aibu-
pucrquc The bin provides Xta.-
uUo Tor a permanent huildms
and $1,000 annual appropria-
ton uu condition that Albuqucr-
que furnish site uf 100 acres. I
The bill vus referred 20 thc CONS
mittcc ou finance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened pt noon
Brptu consideration oi confer
enc, rcport uu Immigration BIN
Pensions tur Spanish Nut Nvtor-
aus widows wore advocated h"-
fore pensions committee 40 uvur-
ine ON Cragp oill already pa,scd
Do, the buIrp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
IITIVH

Los Angeles. Jan Venirrmrn
rade vigorous Efforts to avoid service.
Their excuses ranged from disabling
deafness to prcssiug business crises
District Attorney FredcriclSs headed
the force OF prosecuting attoraeys.
Eur Hngors represented narroW. as
,iiol counsel Frcdoricits said he in
tended iu mtko the triul as short ls
possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
cnlonNno mNs rwo srN Nron..

WusHUEtun. JON 30" VUIUIIUU
uuv has Two United States senators
lor the urst time since thr death ut
SENATOR GhaS q. Hughes BOA 1911
Form,r Govornur Charles S Thomas
vat tudu, sworn ln us e. senator from
thut stut, 600 rll The m NpJrrd term
this credentials were presented n'
SENATOR GugEeuhciu The senate all
BOO received the uN orrdcuthil. nl
WuUum Alden smith. oi Michigan,
Vuu was t,.,I,,ted last week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

convened tl moon.
Considered legislation un untu-
imuus consent calendar
pstgr indian lands uvystisu-
,iuu wac resumed b"lurr interior
department "Np,uditurrs puW-
WItirv.
ri,altauu schedule, Vts begun
bN vu,- and Wrau- committee.
currency rHiurm committee
postponed lts hearing Until Tues
dsl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

lu tho .ruutC tho COMMUNICATION
asking for ptrtioWHu"u lu thr snu
ruu,l-,u rNposlti"U vls rrt'rr'd ''
tn, committee uu .ufu." S'u'l"
mII $50. u.s. a." rgu'tl. n'uN"s-.ng
ny business college aud '" 'Nt'ud the
powers o' tho department. "l 'uu''.
tI"u o." cover business "un''u"u, "''
referred o." tho committee "n 'du'H-
,luu Uil No. 90. Nt Su'ter "u ih"
lmuru, mrut ul tb, E.u irund" re-
f,rr,d Go Finance committee. Nu. go,
h, Evans defining auH uruhihitins
priz" fighting lnuIi i|l. '"nh'''''
\". 20 Evans. WI'u"NHs 'h' Nhl''
Shave uurir, Judiciary '''nml''''. No.
-. '"rh rruu'rnE "..'''s "' '",
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
PROPOSES NATIONAL
PARK IN COLORADO
-, LEASED Wire to Evening ucraidI

Washington o.. o.. lnu -u A uu-
uuuti rnth loo fh, Rocky mountains
loo Colorado. iu the vicinity of LouR ~
r,lt uDudiug th" valley huuNn a~
E'tr- park iI, continental divide and
tHc mountain unges nearby. rs rrc-
commended in secretary of the Inter-
iur Fisher n1 H. H Marshall cHirt
svusrbpbrr nf ,ho United States gru-
"sieai survey who has iu~t cone ludrd
detailed examination ut thg rvsiun.
Nr Nushtn suggests tlaf o. he utw-
.l tU, Gu.bt Mountain National p1rk
The rr-iuu is as uvautitul us auy
Goo hr fuund u thr United States
SANS Str Marshall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
Ir1iSL ,roRs Do rO STOCK suoM

UUUIrU Jam " InU VWInINuI
senate to-day postponed indefinitely
dtrauou of the resolution tNinS
January 90. for holding Joint sea-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

.iuu tp runsidrr the ctum- uf J e..
nixon progressive. Go the uitic' 'nt
lieutenant governor Thc position
Nas tuk,u that NlNou should have
presented h.s rluiWs tt th, Joint svs-
sion soon held ans tIr legislature
convened to canvass thr vote oi state
executive officers Amer hrict svssiIn
This morning both hou~es adjourned
tu attend thr National Western lds -
stock show.
sacramento. tal. IAN. .O senator
D. o. Suntutd. of lkiah pomoctBtir
rational committee for CuIio-u,a. in.
trudu.,d iuIut resolution Boo tnr -"u-
tts TODAY HNoriug Asinuc exclusion ns
proposed d., biU introduced ln D1n-
grrss h, Representative John r.
Raiser nI california The resolution
dcclarcv. "thorc is misapprrheusiou
boo tne ,u-t ga rtgards california po-
.itlon rogardius oriental lmmisra-
ton"
u Mas referred 90 inc COMMITTEES VA
federal relations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

SEN VIZ RESOLUTION
NAY conn ~ TpMDEituN

MAJORITY Jui minority rvp"rts from
tine suh-gummitt'r ot the committee
uu Judiciary ul the huus. ur, -Npvut-
,d ju hr submitted o." that committee
when it meet. Ht 10 tomorrow morn
iug uu tho Eurr resolution fur 1 svu-
ltuTiUl election. % ls understood
Myssrs Tuumus and Chtismpn Will
submit o majority report uu substi-
lut, r'u providing fot nn election On
January IS su as 600 rcuru,, ull doubt
uf legality. while Jilrmiug hpurt ~
the legislature iu the election pt Mt
Fal go thu last session q is auid
MI burs viii submit mih"rit, re-.
port declaring J Vacancy viii occur in
tho sculturshIr March 4 aud prpvid
lng for au election ON January .N for
the term beginning March
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

port declaring ya,Juc, viii occur ln
tho scu1turship March Z and provid-
iug '"r au election ON January .N for
the term 1,giuuiue Narch
IN, house Vas called 10 order this
attcruuuu Ntt g.lU .u'cIu,k with prayer
hy the chaplain aud reading ur ut,
journal Alr Burs asked that in re-
i.rrtug q" members iu tho iourral the
titl- Of 'Nir" should %. u~rd Mo.
I.i'u".I,u 1,-" urged th.s aud it Vus
adopted
Tho Sew McSi,o sucl {, or Culifnr-
uta memorial thH, sew MrNico parl-
ripttv u th, SIu Francisco exposition
Nas r,t'rr'd ur iho committee ON IL
nance
s protest %, TuIy. Co. the secretary
co., tho Interior against bringing th"
G,ruu,wu Apach,- hauk ro th, N'w
MrNl,u reservation vas referred ID
th, committee uu stat. affairs
4 resolution UE blanchard reuurs, -
Ing 600. -,rEoJul.H'.arW- uI the housr
tu ,Iour th, rommitt,, rooms now o,-
yupI,u uy state officers. vus adopted.
4 resolution hy iJ,wclyn r,r
th, appointment of u commit
| tee plfi,r tu iigIrstlgtt, th
price oi coal u Sow M,Nl,o was
adopted tn, resolution rccitrs that
according to th, bur,au ot immigrt-
! tiuu Sew MrNi,u haas more coal than
| p,uusNINluiu. and Nt people are
| forced tu paN from $500 to SN.5U q
! ton tor coal % states that the rat'
| from northern Gee southern Sew M'N
/ iro uu coal j~ s3.15 t tom from cal
| lup $g.U5 and from Cuthag" 81 90.
| that tho railroads claim their profit
Is small 100 this class ui trattiy 1ut
| the mine owners claim tnat the,
maxi, % profit ol UtN cents q ton ul
less uu th ir output s Joint r,-r
miuu presented rN AlD-srs. Smit
and Luna inviting Vice rrDsidDu'
effect Marshall tu uddr,re th, l,gi-lu
tur, was introduced Mr. Toumh
mo, I'D BE- adoption. aud up"u roll rnl
ii vua adnptrd without dia.,ntin,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

TODAi's NEWS TODAy--
You act Il IN the HERALD.
slsiy Cenlu q nonil or % rcnts
a week delivered NJ your doori
aiS rents by malt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
MEN Of MILLIONS
SAVED FROM SEA
Atlantic City Life Guard and
Swimming Master Heroes of
PeriIous Situation.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June 10.
Fourteen men Of wealth, representing
railroad and car building interest in
the United States running into hun
dreds Of millions of dollars. trusted
their lives to the skill of Martin
Harris. swimming instructor, and
Abe McCullen, chief life guard, when
the steam launch Naushon stranded
in shoal water last night, three miles
off Rhode Island Avenue.
In the party We're w J. Coons, vice
president Of the Illinois Central
Railroad; C. W. McDaniels. a New
York corporation lawyer; \. +. Be
dell, a PittsburS steel magnate; a.
w Hubbard, of Kentucky, brother
Of the owner of the boat. Robert Ma
son. steel car manufacturer Of Pitts
burg, and b. F Markley, a New York
railroad man.
They were loud in their praise Of
Harris and MCCullen. The latter
left the beach in their risky craft at
$50 O'Clock after the Naushon had
begun to blow whistle and brighten
the ocean with flashes from her
powerful searrhlight. At ten min
utes before midnight they had the IA
men safely ashore, having made two
separate trips to the yacht and rowed
- miles through a Choppy sea and a
highly dangerous surf.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
l., B. & 4. MAY QUIT
OLD UNION STATION
Rumored That New Connection
With SOuthern's Line Indicates
Road viii Use Terminal.

Is the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic Railroad to abandon the Union
Depot and hereafter use the Terminal
Station?
This intimation has come through
action of the Georgia Terminal Com
pany in making definite move for
the establishment Of a branch line or
extension connecting the A, b and
A. between ThuTmond and Newton
Streets with the Southern at a pOin.
near Magnolia Street. The length Of
the line would be about quarter
Of a mile.
The Georgia Terminal Company
passed resolutions recently touching
the subject and it is understood that
the company is now waiting for per
mission from the Federal Court to
change its charter so as to permit the
extension. The resolutions provided
that there should be built "a branch
running from a point on It's main line
or extension Of its present railroad
between Thurmond and Newton
Streets in a general southeaster di-
reCtion across Mangum Street, New
ton Street, Foundry street and Ell
lott Street to a connection with the
Southern Railway at a point near
Magnolia Street" and that attorneys
are hereby authorized to take all steps
necessary for the purpose Of amending
this eompanys charter authorizing
the building of this branch or extern
sion"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
STATE UNIVERSITY
FESTIVITIES BEGIN
Dedication Of Peabody Hall Marks
Opening Of Commencement
Week in Athens.

ATHENS, GA, June 13.-The Uni
versity Of Georgia commencement eX-
ercises We're formally opened last
night when George Peabody Hall, Of
the Peabody School of Education.
was dedicated by appropriate eXer-
cises in the chapel, followed by a re-
ception in the halls of the new build =
ing. DIR. H. H. Horne, Of the New
York School of Pedagogy, made the
dedication address.
This afternoon a joint session of
The trustees Of the university and of
the State Agricultural College was
held and a tour made Of the agricul-
tural farm and general inspection OF
the buildings and equipment.
Tonight the "Thalisns" will pre-
sent their annual commencement
play, "A House on the Sands" writ
ten by L. b Dunlap, a senior and
member Of the Thalians. After the
play the Pan Hellenic dance will open
the social side Of commencement
week. Several hundred visitors are
here to enjoy the gayeties. which viii
he the merriest in the history Of the
university
The senior academic class held its
annual banquet at the Georgian Hotel
last night and celebrated their last
reunion as students at a dry" feast.
Officers were elected for life They
are f D, Dunlap, Gainesville. presi-
dent. ana II. G. Kelly, Monticello vice
president.
Frank Carter. Atlanta; B H. Chap
nell Columbus, and Ira Funkenstein,
Athens. are three new initiates Of the
Sphinx" They have all been prom
iLent in college activities. Carter was
tennis champion for two years, man
ager Of the baseball team, and pub
lie speaker.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
HERITAGE TAX IS
PLAN OF SOLONS
At Least Two Members Of LegisIa-
ture Will Offer Scheme for
Raising More State Money. ),

At least two Acknowledgment
tatives w. F. Slater, of Bryan Coun-
~. and H. H. Swift, of Muscogee-
will introduce in the Legislature this
summer a bill imposing a tax on in
heritances. Advocates Of the meas
ure which is not new in Georgia, will
wage a vigorous fight for its passage,
II is said.
The Slater bill will provide a tax
on collateral inheritances only, leav-
Ing direct inheritanCes exempt, while
MIR. Swifts bill imposes a tax on all
inheritances in excess of $1,000.
The inheritance tax advocates claim
there is reason for such a levy as the
constitutional limit OF mills.
reached in ad vaiorem TAXATION, has
placed the General Assembly in a
quandary as 10 how to raise sufficient
revenue. The proposed income tax,
they say, Is a dead letter now that
the sixteenth amendment 10 the Fed
eral Constitution has been ratified.
Comptroller General W. A. Wright
disagrees with the plan, saying the
time is rot ripe. If such a bill Is
passed, he says. the minimum amount
taxed should be $4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Ad Men Adjourn and
AtlantanS DiSband

BALTIMORE, Md June 13.-Wi;h
the election of officers the convention
of the Associated Advertising clubs
Of America adjourned Friday after
noon The Atlanta delegation dis
banded. some going to- New York and
other Eastern places.
A resolution for department Of
city efficiency was defeated. but this
does not affect the Atlanta Ad clubs
nv aMs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Doctor Saves Friend
From Being Stabbed

DR.. L. D. Cousins is receiving the
congratulations Of his friends Friday
for his quickness Of mind and action
in saving the life Of DR.. Robert Har-
din, house surgeon at Grady Hospital,
Thursday night. He grabbed the arm
Of an intoxicated negro woman named
Mary Strickland just in time to pre-
vent her stabbing Dr. Hardin with a
dirk.
The police were notified and the
Strickland woman was arrested by
Call officers Wood and Milan.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Men. New in Competition Forge
to- Top Of List in Skirmish
Firing,

wet r,.,.--..-.. p. -., ri
WIN Governor broWh ana BrIga-
der General r. K. Evans of the reg
ular army looking on. new blood took
tho lad -; .,o D..zt,. >-..;.,1
-"
Guard elimination shoot at the Camp
Evans rifle range in the second day
of the meet Roth the first and seq
-, -. -, -.
"''H men III ilo'" 'le ruin i'esl-
ment Atlanta,
Oscar c. FT,lleran. Of the Gate Citv
,,,,,ray e,r,,,4 -, +to 49, g. =
- O''i W Lo' ~" 20 l''e front dI'er d
uay OF l,0Vo-yard shooting and Skin
mlsh firing, with percentage of 259.
tight behind him was j. R. Cothran,
OF company u, Who is competing for
the nrst time. The 'old-umers' took
their drop i'm the standing with good
grace, extending congratulations to
the youngsters on their showing.
To-day the squad divided into ten
teams OF hVe men each to compete
view scores 10 BE AGED
Individual scores viii be adde to
the scores already made and the 30
highest men viii be selected to return
10 Atlanta next month, when the final
elimination for the selection of a
team to so to Camp Perry Ohio, Will
begin.
That the team which will be devel-
opcd through this shoot will be able
to uphold the Georgia record is the
belief of the officials who are in
charge and who have witnessed the
competition for many years
Governor Brown and General Evans
were delighted at the records made.
General Evans spoke i'm high compli-
meut of the Georgia men. Ne viii
be the chief executive officer al Camp
Perry this year
THE Georgia National Guard Is
wonderfully well organized" said
General Evans. THE officers are men
Of Judgment and there is a spirit 81
enthusia SIN throughout that shows IN
mighty wen 10 the regular officers
Throuehout the country there has
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Receiver Refused
For 0dom Concern

MACON. GA. June 13-Judge Speer
toe day refused to appoint a receiver
for the L. Carter Company. Of Odom,
Ga. a $500, 600 corporation, declaring
that the petitioning creditors hai
failed to show any facts which would
Justify such action.
L. Carter. the pre- sident, who is also
the president Of two Detroit automo-
bile companies, announced in court
that every creditor would be paid in
full upon the presentation of claims.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Neighborhood Row
Caused by Chickens

The story OF a sanguinary neigh
bOrbood battle will be told in Judge
Broyles' court when Clarence Barnes
his wife, Pearl Barnes, Of u Murphy
Avenue; Mrs. Annie Hicks, Mrs Hat
tie Crash and Mrs, Marguerite Long
all of Is Murphy Avenue are TIED on
charges of disorderly conduct. The
trial was to begin Friday.
The row started when the Barnes
chickens invaded the domain Of the
HiCkses the Crashes and the Longs.
Officers Ryan and Head made cases
against all of them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
UnWritten Law Is
Girl Slayer's Plea

HUNTINGTON. w. VA. June Ia
II was declared to-day that the I'M
written law would be the defense of
Miss Lotha Mitchell the l7year-old
girl who killed James Hendrick, the
husband of her dead sister
She says he wronged her on prom
Use of marriage and that three weeks
ago he married another.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
The PLAYS
THIS WEEK

The bin This week at the Forsyt
continues la draw the capacity of TIA.
busy tHeatcr at al performances. Blu
Fisher. tho gartuOuiSt who makes The
Mutt and JEFF pictures for Tn,
Georgian and Hearst.s sunday Amer
lean. Will be the headline featur,
next week. presenting an act in whlr.
he introduces the famous characters
Fisher is one Of the highesr-s dlariec
ra~rconfs.s i'm the world, and hi.
vaudeville salary runs into four tig.
urzs-bu- it is known that there +:
nothing too good for the Forsyth.
The other acts are all clever, au-
Pauline WeIch, the singing come
5.zzae. - assured Of a real wei
come
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
ADELE RICHIE A BRIDE.

STAMFORD, CONN, June Ia
Adele Richie was married here to-
day by a Justice Of the Peace 10
Charles y. Bell, a divorced man Of
New York City.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

The Sunday American goes every
where all over the South. II you have
anything to sell The Sunday American is
The Market Place Of the South" The
Sunday American is the best advertis-
ing medium.