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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Sendtorpdlo.

Sra 9oiie, Soobo, t~elegrofere5
ben 24be Sanuar: 5bp. 8upernsr
Sames $. 9robp blco iOaa oeo isrite
Ifltemning paa SegiSlotlrenS Spl.
lesmsoe pnlgt iii Iorbunosienator
eiter afbsbe ". 9. Sepburn, eitcrat
bans pigti5ite Iobfnn0ioot, Gbiei
Suffice Sontes !. giIibil bapOe trilf.
fet fit Wapn tilboge. San bIep for
reiten polgt nteo en- meget fneben
Waioritet, nemlig meo bare to
Stemmer mer, emo Der tiltrPngtes.
Gn blooig 6ornPrmeIie bleu til.
fsiet Den me Senator al aongres.
manb 9icfinion, Der eiter at bope
rettet et meget babift gngreb poa
bam faiteoe lin Stenme FOR aapito.
Iiets - Hegerianitor.
Zen nppalgte Senator opIpjte / Ell
Gale | 2egisIaturen, at ban pilbe
iampirfe meO De progressive Repil.
blifanere / De 5or. Staters Senat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Stemmeretsfrio
Guinoeitcmmcretteus S%urtiGmperc
ctablerer Sppeofparter ! @aibinstun.
Oct tore cptog.

Sra @aibington meooeles ben
26oe Sontor: apinoeItemmeretsbe.
p9geIierS 6srere omgoaes meo Ola.
iter I'll Sprettelien al ct permanent
Sopeofoarter / @aihtn9ton umiooel.
bart efter oen itore aoinocpara6e Den
3oie Morts og begpnoe @omborbe.
mentct al Son9reSien meO tine 8rao
paa, at ct @runolopstiQGg on al.
miuoeIi9 Stemmeret for apinoer
'fal ~peotages o. iorelG9aes Solicit
til afgisrelie peo ct aImiuoeIigt
galg.
Get or grubpiS begpnot at ann 90
for Waibingtor, at oct er blet Wtiot.
pltnftct ior oct ~ltsrIte apinoerets.
forStog, iom nogeniinbc err ioris9t /
Ell national Moaleitof Der | De Sor.
Stdter.
Hefriiter til "@enerol" HoioIie
SoneS' a%rmtforpS, iom Sen 12te 9e.
brilar tiltrpoer i'm Marit ira Netp
gorf til 8oibington, bar oIlere0e be-
gpnot at iamle ii9, on "Sfisrtefapal.
lerietS" HGffer begpuber burtig at
fploeS.
observation-disclosures Heiie
ira Baltimore til @aibinaton fol
iorcgao / fer forgplote Sriumfpogne
trufne al boibe Seite OF eifortrret al
eli Gifooron al Sfisrteregimentet.
Gn Scroll fl9bt / guilt ifaI rioe /
Spioien for oen itorc 4araoe /
Walbtngton og meb i~fraloenbe
5rompetitso profIamere oct npe
aorstoas 6orfpnoelie. 3enne meset
frentrGbenoe Roae err opertoaet Of
Wits Snes Wiilbolloub.
Otter Serolben fommer iuo ct
f~pinoeIi9t Wtuiifforps, oereiter Stous
oorhferaifen, ian Ell brigade aoin.
Der tilbeit eitcrfulqt al 80 foinoeIige
Foaer flGote | blnot Oh quilt.
Oct pruptfuloe Sptoa cr inobcIt /
Here 9ipiiiotter reprPienterenoe for.
'tiellige Gpofer | Embellishments
beurgelienS Siltorie. De 2alloe, bpor
Stentmeret for auinoer alere0e CIR
inoIgrt, bill bli r~eprpientrreoe pao
6ldo6er, al bpilfe bper enfelt eifor.
tcreS al Ell murihercnOs gfoeIina al
apinoer ira oisie Sanoe iisrtc fine
NationoloroJter.
Den nGite Chiffon ifaI beitna al
lire SlaaOer rcprGienterenoe De
Sremifribt, iom StenmeretSbepp.
9elien bar gjort her / De 6or. Stater.
Sreoie Gioiiion ifaI. beItaa Of en-
HGffc 6laooer % marid)erenoe Nj.
oeltnger idoleoeS or%rnngerebe, at De
giuer eff ipnli9t @epiS pan. at Dtono
og apinoe ioniarbeioer pao ale 81.
pets Smroaoer poa Ell eHfeIt ltnO.
togelie rrr (oet poIitiife), oa at oct
nPite lo9iife SfriSt uiloe bare. at Sc
Gupes I%nIeonitg til oaiaa at lamar.
beioe ueo Sssuin1en al oe poIitiife
Eroblemer.
Frocpsiioncn nfilittteS meb en- sit.
tompbilparo0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
NeIions 7Ooe Scoielsoae

Ger meooeles fra ct. paiiI, at
5orbereoeIierne til en- sGresbnnfei
for Senotor anute Relions 20.
aarise 5~soieIshog Den 3bie 5ebr..
Der arrangeres af ct antal af &c.
natoreits genner, afiIuttebes paa ei
WeSe / 8iperrisr eberbarts Son.
tor | Wanhaes.
Snnfetten ifaI bolSes | Moionic
Sempel, og Der antages at bile bIi
meIlem 500 % 900 3eltaaere. 5or.
uoen Senatpr Relion pil 2eeisIa.
tlrens Meblemmer bli inbbuot JONI
@ipiter. Sioligere pna 7asen ifaI
Senator NeIion boloe en- 2aIe
2egislahiren
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Weieriitfonpention

Itinneiotas Reieriitiorening, ioml
iorrige llge bolot lit aarsmsoe |
RortbiieIo, peotoa en- HRffe 8eioIu.
toner, bpori 6orenineen. bl. a., en-.
oosierebe Observation-Disclosures o. y.
Souaens gia / aongresien til ge.
ifnttelie Of iauuel g~rooucenter ionl
aoniumentet al uiorialifet Snisr
MOB georogeri ueo Sleomurgarin-
iubitititer. 8ibere nn~beiaIeSes 8eo-
tageIien al en- Statslop moi Salsei
al iarpet SIeomargarin / Minneiota.
8eotdgelien Of Ell Sop moo Salg al
befomponeret Slsoe til @reamerier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Gpenlons Seeat.

Sra Waoiior, 8is., teIegraieres
ben 2S6e Samtar;
Geh StntenS SsieiteretS gefrni.
telie ioae al oct al Suoen gpenion /
So Crosse eiterIoote 5eitament oil
Der tiIiuloe Den 6or. airfeS Gem. /
Son antbonp Bart, CT. GouI, ell
t%eitamentariif @aue al 50,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31

ne peo 6oItiRttclien al ben SprIie.
beS, iadoon 5leoe ifol funne inoeboI.
De; Sauuob9peIie al Anti. Iiscimi.
notionsloocu MOB ubtIlie &onfur.
renee PED Manipulating al Griierne;
Seotogelien al en- itrpna "Hure Seeo
ono Stoet 5000" .9on for Mmnciota
% en- u~opi0eIie al @eierifuriet pe6
StatenS SanObriigSbpiifoIe.
5oreningers nGite Wsoe | Sep.
tember fcnlmer nntoaeIi9pis til at
bIi bplot / WinneapoliS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
DAFT. Gfelano arreiteret

st Telegram ira Mnoiion. Winn,.
bringer Den operroitenoc Giterret.
Ming, at Eaitor &. gfeldno. bpis
SaoningSbuS % Stolobpgninl neo.
brGnote Gotten til oen 20Se 2onuar
Den 2SOe os. er bIet urrelterct, og al
ban ifaI bope tiIitooet. at ban ielu
bapoe poniot Sloeu og ielp at bape
lfrepet De S%ruieIsbrepe. bpori ban
unbIagoeS pao Qip og Gienoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Sueleperoenen
SmaaingIenes ltSrpSoelie rciuItersr
/ cnurme Sab for Sanbet.
Gn Vu9Ieoen.

Scr. g. 8. SbieISs ira Stem
9orf, 8reiibent for "2eagie OF
gmerican Sportsmen", b9p6eoe /
ct Soreorag ban iorIeoen Dag
boIOt paa neutrality-suspicious. /
Wirmeiota ouer Sbemaet: "@er.
bien al inieft9oenoe SugIe",
at geifpttelien al bisie er ct Spsras.
mail, bpori oIt Solicit, - Wpnb,
Soinoer % Barn - burbe tage Sn.
teresie, foroi, ON Der tntet gisres
for at forbinore beres llorpooelie,
Sfoge, Sfpgee- % 6ru9ttrper meo
Sioen bill uboe. San iortaIte, at
allereoe oper 80 Yrpcent Of 6iisle-
ltanben beri 2anoet bar ~ubrpboet,
% at De gienItaaenbe 10 Grocent
bill foripinoe / 2sbet al fem aar,
ON Der life treffes oraitiife Sfribt
til at iGtte en- chopper for WprOe.
riet.
Mr. SbieloS erflereoe, at 2an.
bets Sormere og Sritgtoprfere Ii
Der ct Cab af oper $1,000, 900
ont aaret poa @runb at Sniefternes
Seriinger. grempelpis anferte ban,
at ben iaafalbte 8oa 8eepiI paa.
fsrer @omilosbprferne ct Cab al
$4,000, 600 OH garet, mems ben
ligeiaa frpgtcbe iom forbabte
Gbint @us tiIfsier Spebebprferne
ct Cab at minbit 900 ON
aoret. l~l0rpbbelien af Guoils og
Grairie Gbicferts bprer bopebiageIig
Sfploen for oisie ope,tppnte Sn-
letters Seriinger.
Siocre nppnte Or. SbielbS, at
Der al 2anbets Sarmere betaIes
ouer $15,000,C00 ON glaret for So.
riiergrsnt til at iprsite ODER Eote.
tesarGsiet, for0i 8a9telen NuoiD,
Eotetesbittrns rnturiigc Sirnbc, pan
bet nprmeIte er ~itbrpboet, mems ser
| De fritatoprfenbe Stuter betaIes
fra 100000 til 100000 ON
garet for Sprsitning al sgble-
trperne, forat befri oiS'e for eoe-
l9egenoe Sniefter, ipecielt belr ioa.
falbte Gobling Miotb, foroi Saffe.
iptttelJ, Rsobeifrifen, 9l~onaipettelt,
8ulotroiten og andre Smaaf1tgle,
Tom tiNigere ernpreoe iig al bisiC
Sitiefter err llorpaoeoe.
DIR. Sbielbs er al ben Mening
at Sogten pna Sltgl entert belt bur-
Be forbpbes iolfulo FOR pisie Silgle.
arters Geofomnteiioe, eller Sagtip.
ionen iaIfalo | b~etpbelie 8rao be,
grGnies. Som ct pirfiomt @ote-
mibbel anbefnler ban, at Salg al
Sugleuilot burbe pPre nbIolut for
bubt, iaa Sogten piloe bli begrpn,
Jet iii S9gerenS eget 6orbrug.
San anbeinleOe o9iau Sprettelier
at ct cIler Here freoeoc Steoer
bpcr Stat, % 8eotogelien al en-
6orbunoslop til geifptteIie al Srpf.
fllalenc.
SIR. Sbielos tror, at 2artSets
Sfoler os Observation-Disclosures uil.
oe fuune gisre meaet til Sitaleli.
pets gelfpttelie, 90 oct er iipr al
elsie, at "2euaue Of Imericou
| Sportsrnen" penter iig ben pirf.
iomite Stette / line g~eitrebeIier
Tor at faa ueotaeet Sope til SiigIe.
mes, iipr bore Sntaafugles 9eifpt.
tpIip
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
On oriitie Smortyp.

Sra Chicago meooeIeS ben 27oc
Sauuar:
@ens aierereu al Ell "Srilef"
bel0Sict meo Sntsr iSog loo i'm
@ogn bli itaaenoe ~ubeoogtet pdo
8uSen u0eufor ct Smeroepot neoe
/ 9peir, iprurg 10 iiact u0ieeuoc
Spre on poo Spoet, gap Seitene al
Speben og foriponot.
SmerIRsiet bapoe en- &PrM al
$1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Gn Sumite meb Gil .. @arne:

Gn Somite meS Gil g. @aruer
iom 6oruuIto os beitaaenoe al Nco.
Ienmer fra aaeaarter al Stoten
ifaI opnRones al 8upernsr eber.
bart til at foreitaa arrangementers
ne.
9lonot Dem, iom operpar Msoet
/ Ranboes, bar 8ipernsr Gber.
bart, gli Q. @arner, Ssoiepb $
Beef, g. 6. SIiOr, &epreientant
8. g. gImfr, CONNER Sobn 8.
Wc@er, Sertator s. %. @iIiou, 6.
@. Hanoan og Simon Wtitelet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
afooo Konsresmano.

Sra Cos argeles, GdI.. telegro.
ieres, at Splpeiter 9larf Smith,
Weolem al aongresien ira ottenoe
Galiiorniaoiitrtft. Gen 26oe Samior
er aigaoet peo Teoeu oert Spen Ell.
ter lpngere IiOS Spgoom. afosoes
Stem par | Bakersfield.
Smith bar fgot | Rprbeoen al
Wourt Gleniant, Soma, / 1858, og
tom til California FOR 80 aar
iiSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Jhielfrosne Soloater.

Sra Billings, Wontona, telegra.
feres Den 27be Sanunr:
20 SolOater af BET &ompani,
ipm er %itationeret / Sort Oeuou-
itone / DeQopitone Rationol Yarf,
aieltianbtes ioag i~bielfrusne % Nil
fra Sortet. De TO Solooter bar
BEN 22Se Saritar itoienbt paa 8agt-
tieneIte / garfen. Ger raieSe en-
poIoiom g~Ii53aro, oa De forIob Sor.
49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
nsbpenoige for De beitaaenoe To't-
fontorbpsningers @ebfommenoe. vi
iaaoonne inoes ser Jolt 759.

@n afbsring ifnloe / Snsoa9S
finoe SteO peorsrenoe &onereSmano
SteenerionS 6orilos ON at tiaaoe
SettIere at probe up enten urtoer
ben npe 3-glars SOB, eller UNDER Den
gamle Sop, Der gap Someiteaoiettler-
ee rem gar til at uofbre De 6orbe-
oringer, iom fr9pebeS, fsr Sfieoe
flinoe erboloes.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
GIANTS GAME RALLY
AGAINST THEAVYLEAD|S
BRILLIANT But FUTILE
BY BILLY SMITH,
Manager Atlanta Ball Club.

sHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-Well it looks
to very much if the Giants hopes for winning worlds
series this year went out at ten minutes after o'clock this aer
when old Chief Bender got Eddie Grant tall foul
to schang
to favor of the Athletics and it looked
for six innings another walover the
Giants back like game bunch They gameyou
hand them that much And they mighty knocked Bender
out of his second victory in this queer series.
Demaree failed to through The kid had of smoke
but did not blind the batting of odng Barry and shang
though Collins Baker and Murphy failed get their hits
and McInnis got only That h followed by double by
Barry after Merke had dropped foul bat counted the
first for the Athletics
Hitting by strun Barry schang odring with an error
gave the Maote three the uorh
shower bath Marquard the fifth by tanning
Baker but walk to Srun and hard hits by Barry Schang
scored two and it turned out that those the
game
After that Marquard pitched really good ball. while
Chief Bender caved in couple of times under the attack the
Giants McGraw driving his in spite of the big hand
and he came mighty getting away with it. let
tell you
inning after Bender had held the Giants to
two hits that far Burns singled shafer out Murray
singled and Wilson famed the worked pretty
double steal Then Mere did his best for the trouble
he had caused earlier He hit home into the left field
bleaChers. Marquard easy out.
The Giants for eighth iammed the
to within of tie after two Herzog got
hit through Barry and after forcuts
shafer ped but Murray couldn't help any out Col
Inns to McInns
Canda and Eddie appeared pinch hitters in the
NINTH but the old chief there and though could was
losing his stuff he didn't lose his head got side without
trouble.
The official figures the first game
here little than 10000 persons The
crowded, however
Remember what said this morning about ending
this week if it didn't rain If doesn't tomorrow will
Monday for only May able he
can't do it all the time.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
$4,000 Paid For
Peachtree Home
Of Col, J. H. James

The sale of another old home place
on Peachtree featured Friday real
estate announcements.
John d. Babbage, Jr, and H. l..
Harvey have bought from John H.
James the former home Of Mr.. James
at No 314 Peachtree street a two
story frame house on a 80 by 173-
foot lot, for $4,000. The purchasers
viii Ell ect three-story building, the
two top floors for bachelor apart
ments and the lower floor for stores.
The Improvement will cost $4,000.
The house will be torn down and sold
for salvage.
Excluding a strip for an alley. the
front foot price was $1,000, which is
a record for the section between Ba-
ker street and Porter place.
Colonel James built this house about
twenty years ago and lived in it. He
Is we'll known as the builder of the
old Capital City Club house at FL
lis and Peachtree, the Governors
Mansion and other historic structures
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
Indians and Negroes
Riot at Fishing Meet

WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 10
News reached here to-day of a riot
at Moss Neck, on the Seaboard Air
Line in Robeson County, between
Indians and negroes, when a crowd
had assembled to fish where water
was being drawn from a pond. Liquor
Is said to have been abundant and
drunks numerous.
A negro shot twice at Deputy
Sheriff Lowery. The officer, it is said,
shot at the negro, but missed him and
hit a negro woman. Deputy Lowery
is reported cut and shot An Indian
Is said to have fired on an automo-
bile occupied by negroes. Three ne
groes are reported badly hurt and
many beaten with guns and sticks.
Sheriff Lewis and deputies have gone
to the scene
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
FIRST INNING.

Snodgrass. leading off for the
Giants, swung at a fast hook and
then flied to Baker. popping the ball
high in the air. Doyle fouled off a
fast one, waited for two wide ones,
and then hit a low fly to Strunk, who
pulled 1t down after a nice run.
Fletcher hit the first pitch for a
grounder to Barry and was out at
first. The Giants looked pretty soft
in this round NO RUNS, NO HITS,
NO ERRORS.
Eddie Murphy was greeted with a
roar as he stepped to the plate. He
fouled off a fast one and then popped
up a high fly that fell in Snodgrass'
glove Oldring met the first pitch on
the nose and the ball shot out to right
field for triple. Collins watched a
high one pass him, foule55 off another
and then hit to Merkle, who threw
Oldring out at the plate on great
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
DeSerters Accused
Of Assault Caught

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Privates
Joseph e. Dennison and Albert r .
Robertson, of Company C, Engineer
corps. U. S. A, charged with assault
ing Abraham Yoekelson, a second
hand clothing dealer, and with deser-
tion, were captured to-day in the
dense underground of a wild region
on Potomac fats in the park which
runs from the White House to the
river.
The deserters, it is said, beat Yock-
elson into insensibility and robbed
him.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
Clyde Cox Goes Free
By Quick Verdict

Clyde Cox, arrested during Chief
Beavers vice crusade last July, won
a complete acquittal Friday from a
jury in Judge Calhoun's court after
but five minutes deiiberatlon.
Cox was tried on statutory charges.
Hattie Smith, the girl in the case, tes-
titled for Cox, and his attorney, L. F.
McClelland, let the case go to the
Jury without making plea and the
decision freeing Cox, who is we'll
known young man, was reached with
out difficulty.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
LATEST
NEWS

OMAHA, NEB., Oct. 1o.-Three
boys were killed in the town OF
Chambers, Hoit County, Neb-as-
ka, last night. accn rdirJ to infor-
nation reaching here this after
noon. This, it was reported, was
not the same cyclone that swept
Custer County about the same
time.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Hans
Schmidt, erstwhiIe priest and
confessed slayer of Anna Aumui-
Ter, whose body he dismembered
and threw into the Hudson River,
was indicted for murder ir the
first degree by the Grand Jury
this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-The
Department of Justice investiga
ton of facts surrounding the re-
port of Special Agent Harris, who
Colquitt Carter, as clerk of the
United States District Court In
Atlanta, which resulted in the
appointment Of s. G: Q. Fuller,
will be extended. The Georgia
delegation filed charges Of con-
spiracy in connection with the
report of Special Agent Harris.
The fact that the matter is of
greater moment than at first has
Become known.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-At
the request, it is said, Of Presi
dent Wilson, Representative Clay
ton, of Alabama, to-day an
nounced his withdrawal from the
Senatorial contest in Alabama in
favor of Representative Oscar
Underwood. Representative Hob
son, It is understood, will continue
for the Senatorship.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
Details of the Third Mack
Victory Exactly as Played

play. Rube didn't think he was out
and beefed a bit at Egan. Collins
promptly stole second, and another
roar saluted Baker, who responded
by fouling out to Shafer, who was
playing third in Herzog's place. NO
RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS.
SECOND INNING.
Burns let the Chief slip over call
ed strike on him, after which he
swung at another, and on the third
pitch flied to Murphy. Benders first
pitch to Shafer was low. Then Artie
missed two hard swings at fast
breaking hooks and famed at another
of the same brand. Bender was go
ing at top speed. His control slipped
a trifle, and after serving Murray two
wide ones he pinked him in the ribs
with a curve Mclean fouled off a
low curve and declined I'd bite at a
Continued on Page 2, Column 5.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
SUMMARY.

Hits off Demaree, 7 in 4 inninssi
runs, 4 in q innings. Two base hits
Barry (2), Burns. Three base hits
OIdrfng, Shafer. Home run-M erkle.
Struck out--5y Bender; shafer ~,
MerkIe, Doyle, Wilson; by Marquard:
Baker, OIdrina. Bases on balls-OH
Bender: Murray; off Demaree:
Schang; off Marquard: Strunk,
sohanu. Sacrifice htts-Strunk. Stolen
bases-CoIIins, Schang, Burns, Muir
ray. Hit by pitched baIl-Murray. At
tendance-20,568. Umpires - Egan
(pIate), Connolly (basss), Fiqler
(right), kIem Oeft).
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
J|)LEPSW|N
RICHMOND
BANKERS
NEE I
ELOQUENT Plea ExtoIling Virtues Of
Mint in "Wet' Town De-
feats Atlanta.

BOSTON. Oct. 1o.--The fragrant
and delicious mint julep lost Atlanta
the 1914 convention of the American
Bankers Association. That is the
consensus of opinion among the dell
esates here to-day.
This insidious decoction, whose po-
tenoy every true Southerner insists
would divert the course of empires,
was powerful enough to sweep the
delegates to vote for Richmond, va,
as the 1914 convention city after At
lanta admittedly had the gathering
pledged and practically delivered
Calmly reviewing yesterdays ac-
ton, It appears almost unbelievable
that a body of coldly calculating, un-
imaginative jugglers of figures and
interest tables could be swayed by
any sentimental argument but the
sober fact remains that at the magic
mention Of the souths most famed
libation the bankers were stampeded.
Thus Atlanta lost.
How II Happened.
Here is how 1t came about. At
lanta had made a valiant fight. Her
claims ably had been presented by
John X. Ottley. His remarks were
seconded by Sol wexler, of New Or
leans. other good speakers from the
South followed. Victory was hover
ing over the banners of the Gate City.
There appeared no hope for any of
the rival cities.
Then Thomas B. McAdams took the
floor for Richmond. The delegates,
out of courtesy, were willing to listen
to him, but they did not propose TO
change their minds in the least. They
had decided irrevocably upon At
lanta.
Mr.. McAdams conceded to Mr.. Ott-
ley all of the claims he had made in
behalf of Atlanta. He was more than
gracious. The delegates were even
more confirmed in their selection of
the Georgia city.
But" he added-and here the
bankers began to take some interest
in his Richmond has all
the advantages of this other Southern
city and one thing else"
What could it be? Every separate
banker stirred in his seat and prick
ed up his respective ears.
And Here II Is.
Then exactly at the psychological
moment, MeAdams told them. 1t was
the festive mint julep!
There was an undignified whoop Of
appreciation. McAdams let the sig
nifcance of this overwhelming ad-
vantage sink into their conscious
nesses and then he subtly suggested
that If they came to Richmond they
would not have to go to a club every
time they desired moist refreshments.
Atlanta, he warned the bankers, was
a dry" town. Richmond was not.
Besides, the mint julep abounded in
profusion in the highways and by
ways of the Virginia capital.
That was enough. There was a
sharp. short struggle. Atlanta did
not give up without a fight. 1t re-
quired two votes, but the mint julep
argument won. The convention which
a few seconds before had been al
most unanimously of one mind for
Atlanta had been changed like magic.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-10
HEALEY To
GET ALL
Of VAST
ESTATE
Atlanta Woman's Will Makes Son
Sole Heir to $4,OOO,OOO.
Daughter-in-Law Left Out.

By the terms of the will of his
mother Mrs. Olive NJ Healey, just
fled for probate, w. T. Healey, head
Of the Healey Realty and Improve
ment Company, is named as the sole
beneficiary of her estate valued at
between s3,O00,0OO and 100000
The will was signed March 81, 1908,
and names Mr.. Healey as executor,
with the provision that no bond shall
be required of him by the Ordinary's
Court. Attorneys c.. t, and L. c..
Hopkins filed the document
Besides the son, Mrs. Healey's will
names only two benefciaries, a half
sister and a niece Mrs. Caroline M.
Sharp, of Rochester, N Y, is given
$500, and Mrs. L. o. Louis, of San
Francisco, the niece, is given a similar
amount.
Daughter in Law Left Out.
The name of Mrs. Ethel Toy Lamar,
widow of one of Mrs. Healey's sons,
Charles Healey, is left out of the will,
This, it is understood, is partly be-
cause of the litigation with which
Mrs. Lamar greeted the filing of the
will of T. G. Healey, her husbands
father, who died about ten years ago.
The litigation was settled by the
courts awarding Mrs. Lamar a third
Of her father-in-law's estate; Mrs.
olive Healey, the widow, receiving a
third. and the other share going to
william T. Healey, who has now re-
ceived the entire estate of his mother.
With the exception of one lot val
ned at about $4,000, all the property
which Mrs. Healey bequeathed to her
son has been under his management
for several years, under the name of
the HeaIey Realty and Improvement
Company.
HeaIey Worth 100000.
The value of the holdings of this
corporation are estimated variously al
from $6,O00,000 to $7,000,000, and in
clude many centrally located pieces
Of property, of almost fabulous valu-
alton.
Among the property that now be-
comes the sole property of Mr.. Healey
is the new Healey Building being
erected and the entire block between
Forsyth and Broad and Walton and
Poplar. In two of the properties o.!
the Healey family, Mrs. Lamar holds
one-third interest. They are the
property at 22 East Alabama street
and a large tract of land fronting
On Johnson, Gray, Victoria, Grant
and Davis streets.
other holdings already under the
management of the Realty Company.
and which now pass entirely into the
hands of Mr.. Healey, include practt-
cally the entire north side of Broad
street between Walton and Poplar;
he northwest corner Of Marietta and
Peachtree streets, now occupied by
the Elkin Drug Company; No. 81
Peachtree street; Nos. ll-l3-l5-lf
Marietta street, between Peachtree
nd Broad; Nos. , to q Walton
street, near Forsyth; Nos. 10 and Il
Walton street; the northwest corner
Of Ivy street and Magnolia avenue,
southwest corner of Marietta ano
Magnolia streets; northeast corner OF
Peters and Humphries; northwest
corner of Foundry and Haynes; No.
l21 Bell street; No. u Younge street;
No. IA Todd street. Nos 800 55l
Edgewood avenue; Nos. 35U-35-
Edgewood avenue; No. III Younge
street; Nos 355 -357 Hilliard street;
No 73 Parker street, and the north
west corner of Glendale and Dehalo
II avenues