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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-29

Organic palL1S aS
sometimes l would
lie in bed four days
at a time, could not
eat or sleep and did
not want anyone to
talk to me or bother
me at all. Some
times / would suffer
for seven hours at a
time. Different doc
tors did the best
they could for me
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WOMAN SUFFERED
Ten YEARS. | 5.
From Nervousness Caused by
Female Ms estored to
Health BY EyGlliisl E 5.
Pinkham's Yegeta-
BE Compound.

Auburn. N. " e / suffered from
nevUasness for ten years, andhad such
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-29

until four months ago I began giving
lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound 8 trial and now ] am In good
health. I" Mrs. WILLIAM n. GILL; 10
Pleasant Street. Auburn, New York. q
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:. Doctor's Daughter TOOL Il

St Cloud, Mimi was so run down
oy oyerwork and worry that could not
stand it to have my children talk aloud
or walk heavy on the floor. One. of my
friends said, Try Lydia e. Pinkhan s
Vegetable Compound, for know doc
tors daughter here In town who takes
It and she would not take it If it were
not good
ssIsent for the Compound at once and
kept on taking it until was all right !"
Avenue, S., St. Cloud, MINI.
lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound may be relied upon as the most
efficient remedy for female ills. Why
don'tyou try;it2
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Der ~abQewenoete Babnnreik.

Der Girsit br Stissr duf ben e~iknbobnsn ~ burh cinstb,n bt
gntnsn nuF fdisbsatritHtfe ersbisunp ptrmhbsn ncrbtn.
Ssnrp Gkpy Ginun,absrFdt fir bic IsHs Node iasts abr okfs eohn
hae,, fs fi Gubrf bbntif. Dem auf bic Daur id ,s unmcglit. bob
f~nts,Itst, gsrmtbrnns Der aussnbsn Der %etf.nbahn,n ujpunsen rarOsn,
c9ns bob linen aud cine GrtOtuns Der surif. ssfuitet prOs.
Gs III ia nud fir Jto.rmonn trennbdr, boB ntnn uur bic aussabsn'
Iaraubs ~forie.bi a~ns5Os,n pirO. ihlkbid OoB Glsitsspiht spifden
ausanb.n unh einnabmtn unt,Hbar sfOrt ptrbsn mub.
ab.r Der Jsbkr bel Der sduJn ansisssntit Ihst bod nn5psfsbof
bain, eob mir bs 9ransporipsim br sansen Noion 81 elmer Sadie pb
uatn G,l5dftes MAIDEN. Damit isbtn mir uns Der Gthbr aus, bb bic
eObnros,n. Hb,r D, ,tnmaI 80 0iniionsn unO $1,000 oeiyr uS Elm
onbermal oieislbsn Dtuttoren, ohtr 70 uno 10 pi iauknb ans.felt, elmer
unbrsn aaissors In InsfnunespsrihiOnhei. s,rasn. BIZ, san5n @sr'sbrs'
~utrtGnniii. ~Iabm.a,n, BON benen 90 RfIOnsn Wtnittn nbbdnsis Fnb.
Srr grnan if Dor feds Sohrtn BON idntHdsn 3stunssn Der ioptta'
AEiitn Ridtuns ala elm sons s~,fdbrfn,r Whnfd Oufhrisn porbsn, neil
CT in elmer gtS, in Rem gOrt fnsts, CT CLAUDE, bb ale SamaIS srOrisrhn
R.euIhrunssperTut. Fa nit Der 3it ns ungsnlssnb trueisn uirbsn, unb
ole ,tnsis.s pirtit,s Tiiti b,fritOssnbe ub fdst 9.rbGltnif. i'm
Transportref,n su ihuffsn, iaItbGd bod nur R.strunssbstrhb dbris
tkibtn psros.
Sober R,sirunsshtri.b. ben mir baden, III bon srpbm StOruns.n, nts
t. q~obniGnrpfs lie brnesn, fri. limb ums.t,brt, Hsnn bldg gstrebt in
p~riOuibdnben Ids.u, Darbsn mir bic ~eObutdmpfs in linen bubsn. Die
gunbespoft 1T abIolut fri oopon. aber Der pripats aslegrapbenb,trnb
tunt r. 70 gut, ps Der pripot. gnhnbttrnb.
Der Sos, on BEN fd b. gOruusFtt Srpuns ,fiIIsn Dnb, rrO
.omnsn. Der g.rt,tr p,rirGst feline RutsnsrbOtuns uno b, Rotpenbistd,
prufts au modem, pirb niht m,br lang, aussIsids nit ben aufpritsn
ouf aohn.rhobuna.n .rtraasn tOnntn obr ponen. Damn pirb aopitaI
unb arbit gl.tt,rmotsn nod BEN Rtghrungstsritb Der gabnsn rufsn
limb bonn perSn mir bas bttumm,n, pus i'm 9rnnot bos SeIbftperfGnS'
lid. tu ioIl,. 60 ftIbftO.rfdnOlb4. ps bab b. ~eanbfrob,r niht i'm
9eFb bon pripntn fno.
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a%anomannirdbe kur,fobtiokett.

Simmer uRoer miro Die oeuih.ameritaniihe 9nie Dor Die Notpei'
oigfat eefteut, gWn Sdiloerungen unicrcs gofstuns auf omeritani'
Ihm 9ooeu ait proteierer, Die bon 9ehudsreieuoen nod enem gufent'
bait BON nr pcuioen 8ofen I'M 9anoe in Die gelt seest Deroen. Crit
tlr5ih babeu Die g1tgIeoer bs SnnoeIsfummer aonsrefes, mad
9eHtIano Surldgehbrt, Die idehn mo pcridrobenen llrteie ipeoA
mfgefriiht. gegen Die bier bereits 10 nit ihon Etching genonmen nor
ben lit, neil fe fh. pe Der Bait Corr. I'M 6oIgen6er olsllbrt, Don
emr Grfofung Der nabren 9erbdHnHe meIentpeit entiernten. =
Eer ben 2eutitsanerifaner ritig beurteIen mill, bari nierds
aus Dem auae IoNen, oaB err bon 3ei ~nerihe6enen Seiten, Die lid N
palr ge3iebnmg itroff geeenibere9en, shtt5eiig beernfnbt miro. er
tommt ns gan5u Datider mad amerifa mn enpiinbet allies amerfta
nihe niht mir ais neu uno nn6ersartg, ionoern aud ais Ireno, to
bdufq foaar as abfoBeno. Sc mad imer @eronlasnng Icrnt II idnei'
Ter oer Iangianer nrontes, oas ibm 8uerft abgeioben bat. itasen. y
srfheiut Inn boIo ebnio gut pe bos @euo6nte, in oicRn 6alen iogar
better.
Nr neniae Gin9eponoerte beiben biz 81 ibrer eebensenoe 10 GAM
beuHt, bs fe nihts, mas nnerifanid III, os prtuou obr ebenbirtg
anertennert ebeno memigc omerhnHieren lid 10 erlneid, Dab lie nit
gerodtuna ami nQes geutife biden mo pobl gar periuhen, ibre Ser
tunft Al perfeuanen. Die grobe MaHe, uo Tie lit nntiirid ausidlag
oebenb, perIudt gang unbenuBt, id bon beioen Seitpn oas m5uegnen
mas ihr am nertoodten rno on9enbmiten eritetnt CAP ic babel @ib
arHie modt lmO ourd @ongeI an lrelsfabiateit nanhe cute Ggen
hfofen berIiert, Inn anoere, mdt peniger pInitensDerte anGunebmer
1T msneiieTbaft Dabr. aber e. lit fan o5nnebmen, oob Der 0elfd
anerifoner i'm aanaen genomnen babel nr terhert; benn err tnnltt an
Der onoeren Sehe mieoer CUTE NIB onerifanrhe G~igmihaften mo 8e
nofuheften aeaen anfedtbore beIthe Elm. Gns %roonft oieles austaA
Shes moa benz eaentirlth uno iogar ninoerrertg erihefnen, De- e.
NIT Dem 1prurteI Der einen Bnrtei betrodtet, es miro aber os Sarae:
behahtet ebeuio pile gorBuse aufueiien, ME Ieer Der 1eile, bon Dem
% ctuos ocnonrnan bot, aber aleronss aud ebenio piele 6eblcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-01
Gin msrfuaroiacr shierfreuno.
rnuB!"

Der betannAe ruiFite 1eiaetoniit ". 9orothcpith bat in Der
Stu5foie giIopa" Die eiubride, nelfe er aus geobahtuns mO i'm per.
IonInben gerfetr BON ben Geleeaten Der galtautnaten in 2onoou eeuon.
men, nioergeIegt. Die b~etrefenoen SdHoerrnsen nebmen fd rett bm'
morHtiih uno 6ormIos aus. ausenibeinHa 1T Der geraHer uuo fnO
nit ibu pieIe anoere rufHte SournaIhten ruaseraoe bes epsen s%ub.
Lamb mug" ~iberorufis sewcrbeu.
Bon BEN gieoer1ndnnern, Iber tpeLden Der Gurffreis tieffen BRO,
binsiaIismus Fd brGte, faet Der 8erfnher Der @tnoride: Die Eirfei
uo Oeiterreid.. ltno RubIau6 umb Seierred ben 9ries ertIdrer.
Ger augenbGd TT elnfiel 10 beidIeBt man in Selgroo. lMb Serr Ca
np Iagf: SIR Suien ieo Elm unproftites @oGt. Br galgaren fno
bod eon, anoere 2eute. Gin gang hormanter Serr 1T 8eni5eIos; bIb
Cbnfeus, balls gnifIes. genseos 1T Der eiBige, Der niht ingt: Rub.
lamb uuB. aber er fleioet onen Geounfen in onoere GOrn Elm. CT
iaat: rRuBlano lit Der enwise Staot, neIder nod Soeae bat um6 fa
burh hohere G~rpdqneen Ieten I1Bt uno nbt nur ourd Ben 0hrfnni.
lsuus. 60 fLtet 8eni5elos. ltnb in einen enlightenment 6rnnSoiiih.
gber es gBt nihts e~nt5ifen6ees os Germ @tuihfofptid. @enn man
nidt ultfc, 6ab e Elm aVontenesrner If, proe man i'm fir eren Sta.
icner bolen. ct ipridt midi, er ihreit, ihIagt af ben Gid rno ftret,
obaIo inn bic f~ran5oiifen araftaasbride a~usseben, anf StaIeniih.
gsenn man i'm bot, ergreift emen fnItes @ruuen. lnO es mill ifenen
bb m sebn mairnten aues, aMr aud aes Oeroren unO 5ugrunoe gegnn.
gen iin Dfro. Oeferred bt foeben erfldrt oaB Sfutari albanefid
ueroen miie. GuBIono nuBl - oanit fling er on"
Serr Gorotitapitid fBt feline Gnorude foIgenoerndben 5uiarnen:
.MuBlono mug Morm2 gGI HuBluro: IDEAL neranagt lit, feinen
praftHfeu Ginn bot; neil bic guIgaren Bel Der 4etroIeumIampfe i'm aInb
70 belhIieben; neil man fh niht Dor Der Sobronie IN Sofia bIamRren
oarf; neil man es 10 m Gehne iDlnidt; neil iomt n1oreen ole gerbin.
oehn iib in ben Saoren Iegan uiroen, uo neil iont ale Die neten
Serren urorsen in Ben arnnen Geherreids Iegen ipirOen. aubIano fonrn7
mir ME cine qQuter Dor, Die bon ibren e~ruodfnen ainoern INNER nod
INT l~Iuteritasuug ongegongen miro. aber es lit nirfHa Die b0dfte 3en,
oab Sic Sinner fIbIHdnbig DrOen~.
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riihmt ~ perbcn. Or bietet ben
rerifiebenen StaoteH Der LUTON Elm
germdftuis BON ie $1,000 an, ons
$50 Sabre lana 5instrageno on.
aeleat meroen iol.
Sn $50 Sabren iuiIroe mad
sloam Nieie ons germdftnis orI
5iuan5ia @iaionen Dollars ange'
madden icin. Rad Der gerfiigufig
oes SeItatcrs ioa Oieie Summe
CAIN bon BEN @ouberrlelir oes be.
freffenOen Snates I'M Sntereiie Der
Sbiere ~aneemenoet iDcrocn.
@iro cs in $50 Sabren @or'
rcrnetre gebeu, oie in Die Gage
fomnren fonnten, oas @eIo ors5u'
neben? g9iro es in $50 Sabren
rod Ibiere eeben. Die oes Shlttes
teoiirfen2
Nir iinS bereit, irgcno cine @et.
te rin5gscbei, 6ab feins Der $1,000
@crm1 6tniiic ie Die Sobe BON otDon'
zig Gliaiunen erreihen miro.
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kinoerarbeit.

sn Der SaOt Rem gOrt anssfsas Grbs6unstn .rstbsn, bob bon 132,
600 ainbern i'm Otter bon Ia bs IS 5nbren, Btft BIZ, GduIe psrlRfen,
I'm su arbeten obr ibren 2sbsnsuu.rholt sana oer silDsiIe gu osrbhnn,
,nsbr as bic Sde F6 folder g.hdfisuns piOmsn, ns fe fb e.ruOs
b,.t fooenonntsn Blind alep Oaupations", aus fp.lfen Fl. MIR f.hn
sfnsn au befiumhn, lobnsnb.n gerfn fdlrnOen gMg finbsn.
sn ben Hbrissn GrpBfdbtsn bss aanDes Fnb b, gsrbdItnifie i'm aL
osmsiusn nibt bdsr m6ssn fs bier ub bort bur4 annaAms bon ainbrs
orbats- ceies.n aa stpas sunfi8r stfaltt porben ien. Sitsrlht bI.bi
in oujer StnTdt nod bl Az tun ubris, aud in unisrsm Staae.
qie qsfaai our6 bic b.rets bsftbenben ainberarbsitssgeiese 1T Be-
uis bel Gut.s .ryhlt nprben. abr Is lct Ft in oisisr gesnhuna nod
pt mebr @uts srretren, namentlih, fpenn nidt Hur bic Glern, ionbrn
aud bic Mrb.hstber fh bic espiffnbafe gefoIsung Der beslalhen &c.
aimmungen ansekgn fem aftn. abr bos 1T in pieIsn adIen nidt
or gall.
sn ben gM.aunsen, rslftn mir jsns auf .b. Snot Rap got be,ao.
ifen anaaben ,ntnehmen, iuirb in ibr iuffenoer WeAt Dor alien bic Qp.
penoiqsit Der Musbehnung no 9sruoltommnuns os ofhntiden Sonb.
frtigt.hs- unb Observation-Disclosures betOni, unO ,pr nit Redt. Dnn
anoben unb GGbten, bic s.Difi. hnnoDertIihe 5srtsteien ub berufi6s
asnntniffe beFs.n, irsten NIT nit grOBsrsm sebfD.rtrousn unb arsb.rr
giterbeit in bas prattifde 2sben. in ben aampf ums Dokin Elm, os bic
onOsrsn. uno sratsn nett nsnissr ltht ouf abusss. CDb)
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-2or0 RortbeIife, Der befannte engihe 3eitunss.Serolsgeber imo
Eeattenfrfer, bat fb MN aud nis niItariher eodoerfanoiger emf.
puppt. Gr ihIebt fb Dem lrteil Der pbGfien miIitdrfiden autortGten
gnglanos4 an. peIde Die irana0fite ariGere uno aabauerie fir Die
nber allen 3HRfeI e~rbnbenen befer in Der san3en 8et erHdrt. Gas
sgene Gtuoinn Der ~uiltdrifen 5rage in 0ranfreif ieIbf bat Den 2oro
si Der llebergugung gebraht Dob oas brhibe a~riessant nit iiner
hohen Waemrng BON Der maierieQen uno morafben SfIaafntiafeit ser
arnue runferes gartners in Der entente cor0aIe" redt babe. ltno er
idbft lit su Der Aniidt ourdseoruneer5 oob ioQten Die fran8Offde ns
Bic oeuife arnee beute fd au fafen beoumuen, oas GeuItat en OH.
bereg, oils es 1870 gaueicn, idn nlroe.
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lie lleterfdten Der Ginan5bIdttcr bseitnen bic geih6fHihe
cage i'm onnoc ais cine v8ogeruoen abtpariens", berporgerufen Ourd oe
ueuerIihe geridIetierrng Der Ginoe in Waerffo uno ben iurnineIbor be.
~portebenoeu aonrinHtraiionswedeL GieIben Grlnoe rufen ai on.
ouen GebRien oos n50gernoe abwarten" berDor. Die AeIt lit boil bon
ginaen, oeren ausgaag obgsportet wn0 uuo IN oeuen cine entiheioenoc
eteaungnobme ud Der ennen ODER Der anOcrcn sehe unntteIbor al CT.
uarteu 1T. gidt nur bier. icnoern audi in Guropo. 60 forunt %, bah
spor Die nadrdtenipaIten Der 8etunoen bon unO BON intereHantcn Dat.
teiIunaeu, orr Sic lehnrtfel fen 5art aus ibncn al 5ieben pam0gen
Mud bic gsbatd0nst ltsBeu in 8eiaeu os 4~a0Qsruofn atpartsu&1s
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Gieies 9lmqdlop bat cine Gen.
tralhoae nit Speiie3immer, Slide.
anridteraml, @obu5immer mnO
Sonnensiinmer. Gas @obnSimmcr
fat einen aanlin. 9ieies 3immer
tifnct nit 6reiter Sale, binter ole.
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lem lit oos Somnen3immer. Dc.
speite Stod bat Orei Gimme
Shlafpord uno iebr eroBest @of
@robe, 80 6uB brett, 80 SUB lanf
gufoiten, auSidieBlid Sei5ung IN
Rohren $4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
ADVERTISES FOR 500
CATS; GETS TOO MANY

BROWNSVILLE, GA, Jan. 2S-A
Thomasville man recently inserted an
advertisement in a local paper for 500
house eats, at twenty-five cents
apiece. He did not state whether
he was going to emulate the example of
the celebrated Dick Wilmington and
try to make his fortune from the cats or
what he wanted with them, but he got
the cats all right. They came from ali
directions, white cats black cats, yell
low cats and eats of all sorts and mix
lures
Now he has inserted another ad beg
glng that no more cats be sent him and
assuring the public that they have done
their part well and he has enough of the
feline family on hand and more to
spare than he knew We're in the coun-
try
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

and will then visit Mrs l.. c. Greer in
lnman Park.
Miss Frances Connally was much
admired guest at the dance given by
Miss Josephine Jones for Miss Har-
riotte Winchester in Macon on Monday
night, wearing dancing frock of green
chiffon spangled in sequins and made
over charmeuse,
Dr. II. G. Murray, of Princeton, is the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Boynton
during his short stay in Atlanta. DR.,
Murray comes to make an address 20
the Peacock school and to the Georgia
Military academy.
Miss LeeWood Oglesby, of Quitman,
who is a frequent visitor to Miss Julia
Meador, is now the guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. W. Peters. in New York She
will stop over for a short visit to Miss
Meador the latter part of next week be-
fore going to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. ID. LeWman and lit
tie daughter. Idolene, with Mrs. Lew
mans mother, Mrs. Samuel Peoples
Sparks, have returned to Atlanta from
New York, where they spent six weeks
following their return from Europe.
They are at the Georgian Terrace.
Mrs William Bailey Lamar who was
| to have given handsomely appointed
| luncheon this week for Miss Shirley
Curry and Miss Lucy Hoke Smith has
recalled her invitations on account of
the death of Miss Curry's mother,
which took place in Macon last week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Atlanta Frances Willard Won
ans Christian Temperance union will
have silver tea instead of the regular
service tomorrow afternoon. beginning
at o'clock in the Sunday school room
OF Trinity church. Mesdames Saul.
Prlntup, Thompson. Webster and War
ner, Misses OFT, Haynes and Aldred and
Masters Johnstone and Englett will
render a program of music and recita-
tons Refreshments will be served aft p
erward.
The Nellie Peters Black Kindergar-
ten on North avenue will have a meas
uring party Friday night at s o'clock
Refreshments will be served
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
FUTURE EVENTS

Inc members of the Atlanta Woman's
cup VIII sponsor a bridge party on
frlday afternoon at o'clock at the
clup house on Baker street. Bridge
VIII pe played for prizes. and later re-
easements will be served. All friends
Vi the club or women interested in club
work are cordially invited. Mrs. Will
liam Mckenzie and Mrs. Hamilton
douglas are in charge of the affair.
Mrs. }. j. Spalding will give a small
luncheon tomorrow in honor of Miss
Kitty McEvoy, of Baltimore. who is the
guest Of Mrs. Brutus Clay.
Miss Mildred Rose, of Lancaster, Pa
the guest of Miss Lucille Dennis. will be
entertained informally at bridge tomor-
row afternoon by Miss Dennis at the
East Lake Athletic club. the other
guests to be Miss Nan Stephens Miss
Mary Morris, Miss Annie Lou Padgett
MISS Mary Blalock, Mrs. Martin Dun
par and Mrs Louis Moeckel.
Thursday afternoon Miss Lillian Will
iaihson will entertain her bridge club
IN honor of Miss Rose and Miss FANNY
IutWiler, of Savannah, Miss Lucy
Stockard's guest.
Next Tuesday afternoon Mrs William
kriegshaber will entertain at bridge in
honor of Miss Rose. Mrs Harvie Jor-
dan Will also entertain for her next
week
The basket ball game between Glenn
son and the Atlanta Athletic club teams
saturday evening will. as usual, be fol-
lowed by an informal dance. Miss
FRANCES Connally will be sponsor fol
Clemson and Miss Nora Belle Rossel
for the Athletic club.
DR.. Charles Boynton will entertain E
dinher party for men in honor of DR.
n. G. Murray. of Princeton university
on Thursday evening, his guests to in.
clude some of the Princeton alumni il
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Spier will en-.
tertain 90 guests on Friday evening a
their home in honor of the birthday O
the host.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Hugh Mckee will entertain her
duplicate whist club tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. Robert b. Ridley Jr.. has a her
guest her mother. Mrs James Render,
of LaGrange.
Mrs. Dunbar Roy has as her guest
her father, Mr.. T. H. Elicit, of Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Atkinson and
Miss May Atkinson have returned home
from Boston
Miss Allene Gentry has returned home
from Athens, where she was the guest
of Mrs. II. c. Conway.
Mrs. o. S. Lair is very i'll at the
home of her mother, Mrs. David ]. Wei
siger, 321 North Boulevard
Miss Sarah Adele Eastlack, who was
called to her home in New Jersey on
account of the illness of her sister. has
returned
Captain and Mrs. Jack Hayes. who
| have been with Mr. and Mrs. r. G.
Wildly since coming to Atlanta, moved
to Fort Mcpherson yesterday.
Mrs. w T. Gentry, who suffered Sc
we're fall at her home on Eleventh street
| Sunday afternoon, is better, but will
/ be confined to the house for a month.
Miss Marian Foster entertained in
formally this afternoon for Miss Fanny
Tutwiler, of Savannah, the guest of
| Miss Lucy Stockard.
Mr., and Mrs. George NJ. Brown. Mr..
George NJ. Brown, Jr., and Miss Corrie
| Hoyt Brown will return Saturday from
Florida, where they have spent several
weeks.
The box party at which Mrs Charles
| F. Whitner entertained at the Grand
this afternoon was a compliment to
| Mrs. James Nisbet, of Macon. the guest
of Mrs. Joseph G. Camp
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniel Palmer,
| who have been at the Waldorf. New
York, since their marriage, have re-
turned and are at present with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence May on Myrtle street
Miss Sallie Cobb Johnson, who is
spending ten days at the Yorston, New
York, chaperoned by Mrs. ]. Frank
Meador, will later be the guest of Mrs.
| Belvedere Brooks on West End avenue.
Miss Clara kimberley has gone to Ma
con to take part in the charity con-
cert. sponsored by a number of promi-
nent Macon women Miss kimberley
will tell some Uncle Remus stories as
her part of the program.
Mrs. w. E. Shepherd. of Madison, a
member of the executive board of the
Georgia State Federation of Women's
| Clubs, who is in Atlanta for the meet
ing tomorrow, will remain with Miss
Sally Eugenia Brown throughout the
week.
Mrs ]. e Hayes of Montezuma, who
will attend the meeting of the execu-
tive board Of the Georgia State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, is the guest
of Mrs. Howard Mccall until tomorrow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
COST OF DYING INCREASES,
BUT-WHO WANTS TO DIE?

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 2S.-The
cost of dying and being buried is going
up The tombstone makers in conven-
ton here discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of
putting up the prices of tombstones.
Grave diggers in all the cemeteries in this
part of the state are planning to organ
ize union so that they can demand an
increase in pay. Members of the State
Retail Monuments association heard an
address by John H. McHugh, of Chicago,
on the question of raising the cost of
tombstones. He said the prices of monu-
ments are far below the amount war
ranted by the work expended on them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
Mrs, Smith Gives Bridge.

Mrs, Smith Gives Bridge.
Mrs W. f, c. Smith was the hostess
at bridge party this afternoon. There
were four tables of bridge. the players
being joined by few other friends for
tea after the game. The decorations
We're of red roses and narcissi. The
prizes included Il plate, a compete and
souvenirs for the two honor guests, who
Wer" Miss Amy Smith, of Olean, y. Y,
The house guest of Mrs. Smith. and Mrs.
Ralph W. Davidson, of Bronkville, on
Julo Canada, the guest of Mrs. Charles
D. Atkinson. Miss Smith was present
'd with corsage bouquet and Mrs.
Davidson with two embroidered guest
towels.
Tea Was served from a table covered
with lace cloth, and having for q
.enterpiece a crystal basket of red roses
and nalcissi, tied with tulle box. The
.andlesticks held red shaded tapers
and the minis and bonbons were red
and white.
MRS Smith was goWned in kings blue
."aImeuse satin, combined with gold
paSsementerie and shadow lace. Miss
S'"IlN Wore black charmeuSe satin with
S'rmture of silver lace and a touch
WI 'eHSe on the Corsage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
Club Women Will
Elect State
President

,,-r, prominent ClubWomen from all
.,-. -,e state will be in Atlanta to-
.rr.v ta attend the annual spring
....rng If the executive board of the
,.,rvfq Federation of Womens Clubs,
..r . successor to the late Mrs. Har-
.-r White. of Athens, state president,
a, n. chosen. The meeting will take
.,...t the Woman's club building on
p,.ar street beginning at 10 o'clock in
.ss..,ornfng and continuing through the
.,..rro,n. Luncheon will be served at
.,..., ut the club house. The vice
,...trar5 Mrs. Il. l. Fitzpatrick, will
preside
THE following are members of the
executive board:
Mrs 4 |. Fitzpatrick, Thomasville;
Mrs A. -. Granger Gainesville; Mrs.
lindsay Johnson. Rome: Mrs. ]. +.
u.ys lIontezuma; Mrs Max Nuss-
t,rm cambridge; Mrs. f. r. Hodgson,
T.. Athens: Mrs. Eugenia Johnston, Sa-
rarnah. Mrs II. H. Merry, Pelham;
Mr.. r. J. Durrett, Cordele; Mrs. TroX
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I,,.I,.or ,1rs Howard Mccall
p.r,i,,,r r,,os Mrs Horvia Jordan
,,.,,,rr pou.au Mrs II Y stock
,l.-. ,rr- o++ yvarran Mrs Harry
&c., w., ,,,,an Amsdan Mrs
tJ,5,o NT,,s Nallia Peters
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
FOR INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA GAS,
SOUR STOMACH -PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
Time it, In five minutes your Stomach feels fine
Surest, quickest Stomach doctor in the world

in your home-keep it handy-get a
large fifty-cent case from any drug
store and then If any one should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them; if what they eat lays like lead,
ferments and sours and forms gas;
causes headache, dizziness and nau-
sea- eructations of acid and undi
gested food--remember as soon as
Papes Diapepsin comes in contact
with the stomach all such distress
vanishes. It's promptness, certainty
and ease in overcoming the worst
stomach disorders is a revelation to
those who try it.