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The Washington herald., 1913-11-08
WHEN INVESTMENT
CHANNELS SHIFT
Copyright, ISIS. BY c. N. Keys. New York;

Copyright, lsls. BY c. n. Keys, New York;
The business of investment. properly
speaking. Is like a big, broad river. It
flows forward slowly and steadily. with
in well defined channels, worn straight
and smooth by long use. Commercial
and business changes, as a rule, do
hasten or retard the current, so that II
flows faster or slower than before, but
they do not, as a rule, either alter or
check the current, or turn 1t aside from
its well worn channels.
Speculation, on the other hand, moves
like the wind, swiftly and uncertainty.
whether this way or that, with every
change in business conditions, with ru-
mors. records, and even shifts Of mental
attitude on the part of the public. II
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OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. Nov. The trading the outside
securities market again centered in the STANDARD
OIL shares, most Of which showed a cD8tirua.ion Uf
the strength that prevailed yesterdIy. Standard Oh
Of Kentucky showed a gain Of about s. points FINN
the previous Close; Standard OIL Of Neb-aSka ad-
ranced more than 5 points, wEils smaller sdTsnces
were sccred in othz shares Of this group.
The balance Of the list was quiet ard barely
steady British-Ansrican Tobacco shares were ucre
active and easier. declining nearly . point Cnited
Cigar Stores held about SIeley.
The metal shares were qniS and iucsEllr.
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and ,our ouths and fsa5 per cen. for NE and sir
moniha .....
tons 4 irregular. Rates for prime names nom ~
10 per cent, with tho bulk Of paper moving al -
per cent London discounts. tlSis pG eent m
changed: Paris discounts ~ per cent. 'nenAnsS''
Berlin discounts 81 per cent on y.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP

Copper stocks increase 2,77s.sS pounds.
London Copper weak, or 10 shillings
The loan crowd shows large short in
terest in Steel Manning and other
traders seem to be working for rally.
Sentiment on Steel was helped by the
statement made by the Attorney Gem
crai 10 the etIecs that the course fol-
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov E-can mo1ey opened at Der
cent; high. {; low, 81: renewals, g. closed ~ prr
cent. Ruling rate; per cent.
There Is better supply Of time funds offered aud
actual lending 4 on an increased scala RATES,
hoRtyer Showed Visible chanee from the prerioas
ds! Cley are pr cent for Elxty days ainely ds,s
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-Resular caI1 L O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction. $50 at lO7a. 500 at lOsS, $1,000
at IGs. 500 at lG5s-
Capital Traction. 10 at II4. % at IL.
Wa.hinston Railway and Electric preferred. 10 at
soH. at sez
Washington Gas 9 at sIti. 10 at siK.
MerEenthaler. at rs. at rs
Continental Trust, 10 At I6.
Real Estate Title at g.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

MILLFEED-s Spring bran. in iec-Ib. SACKS per to1.
2Leoz3i.so; -four TO white mddlinss in ioolb. sackL
saoA5ooe; Western middlinss. in lcoib. sacks Per
ton, 1.cn9.D: City Miils' middnEs. in 1otlh
sacks. pr ton. Gco1z.o; CITY Mills bran. In 1eelo
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Gold from Germany.

The reason why the announcement OF
$500 900 gold coming from Germany had
no great effect on the New York security
market was that an important gold i'm.
porting movement rarely has its incep-
tion from Germany. The haIr-milIion now
en- route is the first gold that has come
from Germany since, other than driblets,
for i've years. Since 1909 but $500 in gold
has been received, while in 1903 but
$22,0 came.
The -Reichsbank has been very active
in upbuilding Its gold reserve, and viii
not permit any large expectation. Bank
ers cannot figure just why this s500,0c(
is coming this way-from Germany.
The three-year period previous to 19os
saw the only movement OF the precious
metal to this country from Germany In
at least q decade In the fiscal year
1905, 81 800, 600 gold came in. A total OF
s., 40, 900 was received in 1907. and $780,
OO0 was brought over in 1906. The move
ment in the 1908 fiscal year was in keep
ing with the extensive inflow Following
the panic, while the shipments during
lsUS were the result OF the business ex-
pansion and the consequent stringency
that marked the money market OF that
period.
Another Kick.
The Federal income tax law, which has
furnished the financial district and the
country at large with much discussion
over its Interpretation, is now the cause
OF another complaint. This time 1t Is the
bond houses, large and small, who find
that the new law Will work to their dis
advantage from a source hitherto un-
noticed It is claimed that in the pay
ment of interest on coupon bonds and
deducting therefrom the income tax due,
the company which acts as trustee will
come into possession OF valuable mailing
lists which have, in some cases, taken
years to construct.
Under the old system a coupon, when
due, would be presented ana the interest
paid IN cash over the counter. Tne new
law, however, provides that the bank
or trust company which converts q
coupon into currency must deduct OIL
assume responsibility Tor the amount OF
tax due. 1t is further provided that the
bank or trust company must obtain the
name and address of each bondholdeI
who presents a coupon for for payment.
In this way the Treasury Department
hopes to be able to know IL a citizen
is entitled to immunity from income on
bonds.
1t Is estimated that the mailing lists OF
some of the bond houses are valued at
more than S100OO0. Under the working OF
the new law these lists Will no longer be
the private property OF company, but
will become public property, inasmuch as
the trusts must include, in its report 70
the government, the names of all per-
sons from whose income the tax has
been deducted. In this way the bond
holders throughout the country may re-
ceive an increased number or circulars
on new issues ana may result In stInlu-
Iating purchase OF bonds. The Postoftice
Department, incidentally, will benefit.
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Slhe increase IL the year 1903 was due
1.-THE purchase of Controlling interest
in British and German linotype COM
sEnies, as well as the properties of the
Canadian-American Company.
While tho working assets OF the conn
pany increased in 19I3 s., Ie9 900 over I9l2,
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

Ne" 1o-z, Nov. ?.-Bank clearinSs IN the United
States for the week ended Noyeunber 6 arrrerzte
A.iiSSi.OO. against S3.lSl E5o0o last week and
S,+S,Sl 700 in this week last year. Following are
the returns for this week with percentages Of
change from this week last year.
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the current liabilities decreased 100000.
This shows the highest percentage Of
current assets to the stock for any year
in the mast six
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Furnished BY n. L. Carpenter & Co.
Receipts Middlin.S
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co
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lowed in the Harvester suit is not to be
regarded as precedent for all anti
trust cases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

Within th. last few days crowds of men wrni nut to the different sec ,io,,s of tln In.iiinsula to open up for ,,,,. summer and for the iast day ar tw,, and right ai present thc numbers moving wuuld equal. perhaps. tl,c big xrst stunip-sl. ut any one time |" a new camp. To the virto,Is dr']'s's inc crews have gone and are going by lamd and esq.
 The tin drcdsc crew wriit up "h 'he ,,orwin with T. \. Petersen ils si'i-rih- t.u,isut. IL IS c"lnl"'se't "f af"'ut IL men and the work is expected !" s,nrr nIs.ut th. twentieth "f ilr month. During ti,r spring other n'rh have been engaged throwing gravel an tlie sr.,w in front of the dr''dx" |" i'.'w t and hy this means the operations will be earlier Iir,n they wouit other wis.. have. ircn.
 Tn. men whm art inirrrsted in the Dick crock drttlke have ulss sonc i'iere This drt,igr will he freightrd over the ,r,li thls winter aud will hr ready for
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
Special Nugget Service.

WASiiiNt:TnN. June iI. Minis'' i:rwan of Nnrway an,l Secretary "f state I.ryun signed yesterday " si""f'' treaty "f arbitration l"iw""n ti"' wv" countries and x" took q f"rward step m tn. interest of peace. Fift"n treat = n-s of a similar kin,l ar'- now '"f-"r rn,irrcss to Ic ratified aud il" '"'ih''y ,s now waking up i" t'" fat that mi, -rsai peace k gradually i""''ilih's ai lt'ast in part .tn '" "nii'lisi"'' i'"'.
 Most nf th, great powers l.'v'' re- rrivei thc I:rvab pi''l"'Sils with . great .i,aal "t irsiinii'hl hhi II is "x- ,.rt.d timt r,.u some of them will .nrne int" tho new agreement before long. E"rway accepted the idea with
 ult tl..lav an,i it's government believes
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The number of passengers which came to Nome this month from DutsIds just beats the number which came In last June In June 1912 the number coming was loso and the number c'm. {. Ing this month ia 103+.
 Last June the Victoria brought aeo apssengers for Nome. the Senator brought 32l and the umatilla 1ss.
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ton and C. FlodIne are amongst the owners. John J. Walsh Ia the manager of the company which owns the prop. .rty an which the dredge will work. He c,me in with Mrs. Walsh after 6 trip to various countries in Europe and will Hu to Dick creek so1n.
 ". N Withcr Uf the inmachuh drrdge left last Sunday with Il crew. This ia the ,lredge which was "p~r-,t- . ing last year. It will be operated by II men who went on Wheeier's team over ,he railroad Mir. Wheeler if taking q very large numI~r over land and passei,sers follow that route every day now in crowds
 Hunk Fries left hst Sunday for his ,lredgc on the inmachuk and leo l.Dwenherz. manager uf the keewaiik Mining Company. nlso went on the gume day.
 Earl Cruichrr h;'ves today with xix bnrses for his ground uM the kugruk where. hls tirctigc will be installed this summer Sam Magids is hts fellow
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VICTORIA GOES TO
 TAKE YUKON PASSENGERS

Agent Carroll "f ihr Alaska steam ship company received m"ss''E" from t.n,dain UI,rien of the Victoria which stated that inc ship would call last evening at Dutch Ilarb"r |" pick ur iln. unss. ngcrs wh" were on steamer Yukon when she was wrecked at Uni mak Pass Aloard the Yukon were :3 stcrraEc passengers and l' cabin messengers. The mesage was sent yes tcr,lay hut reached Nome today.
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JURY SYSTEM
 FOR PANAMA

Special Nugget osrvies.
 WARRINGTON. Juno i7.--sscretary of wnr Garrison and Colonel 0osthaIs. chief engineer of the Panama canal. have decided upon the introduction into the canal gone of the jury system for the trial Of felonics. Hitherto trials have been In the hands of the military authorities in tho zone and many strong protests have h~en made against a mcthod which has been com pnred to the methods of autocratic governments.
 Crime on the canal during the work has becn seldom committed and hard. iy one act of . really had nature is recorded amongst the Americans who were employed. After the opening tt is expected that n flood of different class of people will invade that section hut the wnr department will treat Ill such trespa ssers.
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WILL CALL 4 peTlT
 JURY NEXT sATUAoAv

Judge Murane instructed the clerk of court this morning to notify ths hsr ,hst q petit jury will he drawn next Saturday to appear July i@ when there will be new sersi"h or court The district court now conducts n general session which runs throughout the year and a Jury is called when the need arises.
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conditions are simply terrible. The thermometer in the two cities aver ages iO+ degrees In the shade and 10 mi but intOierable. This city is not suffering 50 much nB might be ex- pect-d but other cities on the Atlantic coas, feel the effects very much.
 Instead of decreasing the heat "a growing still more intense in Michigan
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TWO oTHERs ARE
 SENT TO THE eENATE

Special Nugget Service.
 wAsHIN0TON. June l7-PaGe. the new ambassador to Italy. had his nams sent to the senate today. If his ap. pointment is confirmed he will bs the second man of the same name ap- pointed ambassador by the present ad- minlstratlon. Andrew King was sent to the senate also today for connrma- ton as collector of customs of Mon- tAnt.
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PENINSULA ALIVE WITH
 MEN STARTING TO WORK

traveller. In addition to the six horsea two siddle animals will be taken up for use by Jafct Lindeberg and Walter Johnson of the Union Constructio on Company who will visit that region n Il couple of weeks and ride back through the country. They will 90 up on the cvorwin The Union Constrnc' ton Company sent a crew today to rebuild the MiddAugh dredgs oA 1eo- son creek. IL was muv~d over from Saunders creek by W. J. Rowe dur ing the winter and will soon he m operation on the new ground.
 Besides those going to the dredges hundreds vf men are travelling tn ail directions to open theIr ground for sluIcing and as can he seen by the appearances of the streets those who came north on the boats are fast get ting busy outside.
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NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
 THIS YEAR GREATER

This year the Victoria brought s21. the Senator brought 2s3 and the Jma- tills brought 1ss. This 10 70 less than the same three bnats brough: in June last year hut the Corwin came this year with aa passengers for Nome. % making the difference.
 The number coming 10 very ch,s> hut the number going out "a just aa
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of y16, 900 as a tax for their barges plying on the Yukon river.
 The Northern Navigation Company Ia the steamboat department of the Northern Commercial Company which has had practically monopiy on the trade of the Yukon river "nd the ih- t~rior of Alaska. The tax sued for Is one of one dollar per net ton of ship's register and the case involved
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N0RTHERN NAVIGATION C0.
 SETTLES CASE WITH R0DEy

. proof that the barges piyinG on ths Yukon are subject to the tax just as well as ordinary freishting ships.
 According to the terms of agreement the territory of Alaska will receive the amounts mentioned above as being charged In taxes.
 The suit is on the same lines as that against the Sesnon company which also as a result of 1t paid back taxes.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special NUooet S0rvIcs.
 BUDA PESTN. Hungary. Jun" 17-- The congress of the W"man's inter- national uliianc. opened here today and Mrs. cnrrisi Chapman Cut of New York was elected to the prcsi- d~ncy. The cnn9ress iS attended by . Ye& nf the most prominent women In Europe. Many titled women arc also taking pnrt but the afis,o"rnry ps q whole does not seem [" II" deeply intercAted. AmonRst ihc English w"- men In attendance nrr s'mc who hav" become. notorious during tlw campaign of outrage whlh hius ia.en wngcd In
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decided altogether against the ciause In tl. Jones' hill which provided for e ,.omn,issi",, nf five members W super vIse tho. work of building. The dsa'is-
 k,n tn report the hill fav"rs,bly 10 the m"st forward strp taken in the mnt"r since t wax first brOarhed and the chances are that Alaska will have It's railroad new within n shorter period
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
SAYS FREE SUGAR
 MEANS SUGAR TRUST

on the free list he and the other sug''r
 men will he compelled to make
 fight In the courts 0r elsewhere f0I their own protection. Oxnard conttn ucs to make most interesting wit ness. IT" k on" of those who are npposcl [" the tarif root md branch and b" is fighting like bear for hl' side. His evidence Is daring and giver evidently without the least wish tf hide his position In the matter.
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similar for each month.
 The Senator last June took out 2'. ths. Victoria t.,Ok Uut 33 and the | mo. iilln took out 27.
 This year the Senator took out 2s and the Victoria took out ~. The UmatiIln will have to take out 10 to make the numbers even.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
ONLY ONE MAN FINED.

The case against the men arrested for gambling came up this afternoon in the city court. All the cases r~- suited in II verdict of ac,tuittsl except that against Ed. Johnson wh" p'""hr" guilty and was fined $50.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
Specie, Nugget Service

WASHINGTON. Jun" 11.--Oxnard. the sugar magna,". who gave evidence again today In the tarlf investigation declared thot the admission of sugar into the country free would mean the formation "f nnnihcr sugar trust. He said that he had been advised by the hest iawp.rs In the country that there k no law tn prevent the establishment of n trust and that if sugar is placed
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
WINTER CLEAN UP
 WAS MUCH BETTER

IL is now more evident than ever that the cleanup for the past winter wns much greater than the cleanup for the preceding winter. The Victoria and the Senator took to Seattle this year the sum of s25i.s2o and the full amount taken out last year for three ships was 32s,o0o. A visit to hoth of the banks today showed that hoth tn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
SENATE COMMITTEE STANDS
 FOR GOVERNMENT RAILROAD

than people had hoped for.
 IL can hardly he exprciesi to he taken up at the present session but it is a'- mos, a certainty thst ths committees action has th~ full support of c"ngr"Hs and that its recommendation will be adapted without fail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
Special Nugget Service.

Special NV0oet oeVS'Se'
 WASHiNGTDN. June 16. Tl" ~h- ntr committee an territories has agree ,u Ii.. Ai:,sk, railroad bill and wi'' ,r,,l,.,,,iy r.tn,r, iun"rr,'w. ti tr"vi'i"a for a h'iui issln h $W.""".oo" '"'t leaves tho entire. r"m,r"l "f ii" "'h:'- truction and "l"'r:iii"u [" th' president .,r i'm. I,nit,,l states I'm, committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
SOUR kNAuT.

Thsrs is nsns e sssd ss .. . W. kr.ut in bulk. Try t snes end ys" v;,, use no ether. rhsru'f lshmann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

stitmtions have lot more gold on hand ready to ship while more Is com ing In all the time.
 In both offices the declaration was made that the amount of gold received this year is greater than the amount received last year hut the season is 90 much later that all the shipments could not hc made on the first two ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
Special Nugget ossvss~

NEW YORK. June 17.-One of the most awful heat waves on record has struck thc eastern and middle west sta,-s and hundreds are suffering in various places. Eighteen ieaths have been reported since yesterday and prustratIuns are occurring ty hun dr.tls I'm Cincinnati and Detroit the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
nEA0LY HEAT WAVE HITS
 EAST AND MIDDLE WEST

and Ohio and other states and many other fatalities are sure to occur unless change comes. It is said thut the number of people killed and psOa' trated is greater than the number for a similar period during any previous hot spell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
N0RWAY AND J. s.
 SIGN ARBITRATION

that II tx Il,r best that has ever IecT cr.-,t~I for the bringing n'"ut f the end of wars.
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.seseiaI Nusess ssrvIs~

sopseial Nugget eervIeA
 SEATTLE, June l7-The action brought by District Attorney Rodcy. of Nome. against the Northern Navi. gation Company has been settled md Attorney General McReynolds has giv- en tn. se,,I.Inrn, his approval The settlement means that the company mus, pay ,mck $5o.0O0 hack taxes and must pay annually in future the snm
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
MRS. GAIT PRESIOES
 AT W0mAN'S CONGRESS

that country
 tIne rernnrkai,ie fnct is that the gen er,.I body of the people seenis t0 i'e entirely oblivioua to the fact that such a congrcss is In session. Sometimes crowds of a curious kind are attract l. ed by the sight of s" many women coming ,o and frO. The women "i Hungary nre tnking very little interest and th. rungress Ia mostly cOmIsosed of women M English speaking r"''n- . tries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

SOFIA, June i7.--The town of Tirvio was wrecked by an earthquake this morning and one hundred people were killed. Several hundred were wounded and the whole town Ia completely des- troyed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

GO TO THE NoNTH Pole Bakery fer the best broad end pastry The sHiy ceAlss Heuss in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17
THe NEW EAoLG.

The home ss straight wh'ssssy@
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NOTICE.

Received at osssis 9tors. { elegant sampis ssts mink and ssx.. Win hs sold reasonable. caN Now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

Neadqusstses fer .. . ". oseds As Therulf Lshmann's srsssry.
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LA ER
Special Nussst osrvieA

Special Nvssst esrv,sA
 LOS ANGELES, June i7.-An earth quake shock visited this city today and lasted for several seconds. So far as can he learned at present no damage was inflicted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

Frssh fruit and vegetables at tn Royal Fruit Store. Free delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-17

-Ths Pssp,s's Pspss"-Nsms MSssst
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"The Pssp,s's Papsr"-Msms Nuses'
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

Miss Beryl Rhodes
Gypsy John Clay-Miss Ruth Reid.
False, Durand-Miss Katie Belle Mil
Ter
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HdpeViIIe

AR AND MRS. o. Fl. RANDALL,
vi Of Aragon. were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Hunni-
cutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jackson. Of Lees
burg, are visiting relatives in Hapeville'
Miss Camp, of Jonesboro. spent sew
eral days recently with her aunt. Mrs.
Jack Stanield, on Fulton avenue. -,
Mrs Robert Landrum is seriously Ill
at her home on Georgia avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. r. g. Jones, OF De
catur, were recent guests Of relatives
here.
Mrs w A. King, of Doerun, is spend
ing some time with her son, Marvin
King. a.
Mrs ]. r. Hunnicutt entertained the
Modern Priscillas Friday afternoon at
a matinee party.
Mrs W. A Cahill, of Birmingham, is
the guest of relatives in Hapeville.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Riley have rented
their suburban home on Stewart avenue
and have taken an apartment on HOl-
derness street for the winter.
Mrs 8. @. Whitney will leave the
middle of the month foR Orlando, Fla,
where she win spend the winter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Br6ndu

4 AINBSVIlI4E. Nov S.-The enter
tainments at Brenau this week
have been 80 numerous that they
could be likened unto a prolonged pleas
ure, At the Cushman Clubs concert on
Monday evening were presented the
Irish plays "Wor<house Ward" by
Lady Gregory; Riders to the Sea" by
J. NJ. synge, and spreading the News,
by Lady Gregory, under the direction
Of Miss Elizabeth Alexander
on Sunday evening Mrs r. J. sim
mons addressed The y. w. 9. A. Her
theme was Spiritual Love
At n meeting OF the Freshman Lit
erary Club on Monday the following Of
nCers were insta led Miss Irene Massey
president Miss Lee Cheney, VICE presl-
dent; Miss Ella BrasWeu. secretary;
Miss Louise Blount, treasurer, Miss
Sara HOEg, class editor; Misses Laura
Brown, Agnes Cone and Ella Braswell
were appointed a committee to select
GLASS pin and report at the next meet
ing
ON Tuesday evening Senator IaFol-
lette, Of Wisconsin, addressed the school
on Hamlet In his analysis OF
Shakespeare = great production. he dem
onstrsted clearly the proficiency Of his
oraiory lie responded to the appre-
clatlve applause OF his audience, using
as his second subject The Political
Needs OF our People
ON Wednesday the Subfreshman Lit