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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
GE ORGIA CLASS
Of 1903 MEETS
IN ATHENS
Fifth Annual Reunion viii Attract
Many Graduates-PIan for
"AIumni Bureau"

Atlanta men in the class of 1905
of the University Of Georgia will
start Friday on a pilgrimage to Ath-
ems to attend. the fifth annual re-
union of the class. The commence
ment program consists of a Thalian
Dramatic Club performance Friday
night, a baseball game between the
varsity and the alumni Saturday aft
ernoon. a dance Saturday night.
church going and "fussing" SUNDAY.
and the '0S class dinner at the Geor-
gian Hotel Monday night.
Tuesday is Alumni Day. when the
general alumni association holds its
annual meeting and luncheon.
Thomas W. COnnally and Harrison
Jones. of Atlanta. will lay before the
alumni a plan for establishing an
alumni bureau in Athens, with a
paid secretary in charge to distribute
university literature edit pubiCa
ton, compile lists Of alumni and keep
up with graduates generally. Mem
bers Of '0S are heartily in favor Of
the movement.
The '0S reunion promises to be the
greatest Comeback in MANY a day
VIII Hutchens will arrive from
Phoenix, Ariz, and is expected to
take the class cup for long distance
although j. W. Florence will journey
from Missouri. Wylie Q. Henson, Of
Gainesville. will probably be awarded
the blue ribbon for the class baby"
A L. Lloyd, of Covington, has
achieved the greatest political dis
tinCtion in a recent elevation to the
State Legislature. Walter F.. Stone
is due from Pennsylvania. When
last seen Percy MCNeely was in the
wilds of Alabama, but he is expected
to show up with his mandolin for
the official serenade.
Among the Atlanta men who will
go are Saunders Jones. John Fits.
DOziar LOWndes, Wallace Draper.
Wallace Daley Frank Martin, Geo.
NJ. Battey, Jr.. Guy Whelchel. Allen
II. BUnce, W. F Salton, Jr., Andrew
Nicolson, Carroll y. Cabauiss. Jack
son P. Dick. Willard Patterson and
Remsen King
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
CALOMEL is UNSAFE
Local Druggist Who Sells Dodson's
Liver Tone Guarantees II to
Take the Place of Calomel.

II your liver is not working Just
right, you do not need to take a
chance on getting knocked all out
by a dose Of CalomeL Go TO all
druggists who sell DodsOn's Liver
Tone, and pay so cents for a large
bottle. You will get a harmless
vegetable remedy that will start
your liver without violence. and if
II does not give complete satsfac-
ton the druggist will refund your
money with a smile.
If you buy a bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone for yourself or your
children, you have insured your
family relief from attacks Of con-
stipation, biliousness, lazy liver
and headache. II is as beneficial
and safe for children as for adults
A bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone is
something every man or woman
should keep in the house Your
money is safe because you can re-
turn the bottle if IL fails 10 satisfy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

at the Grand Opera House wednes-
day.
THE ties of wife and home are OF
inestimable value to the young man
out in the world, and just as soon as
you can support a wife, get one"
Addressing himself TO the young
women in the audience, he added:
Girls if the young man proposes
to you before he leaves Atlanta to
make his way in the world, accept
MIN. a Tech graduate is worth $780,
600. and is well worth setting up to-"
Colonel Harris the real founder Of
Tech. in his address reviewed the Is
years Of the school He declared it
now had reached a high point in ed
ucational circles. He referred TO the
Increase in enrolment from $50 to s25
students That Tech draws students
from all over the Union, he said.
showed il was recognized as a ma
tional institution.
A resolution from the trustees say
ing they were proud Of the school and
its position and Of the work accom-
plished in the past year. was read by
Colonel Harris. The board express "a
great appreciation for the work Of
President X C. Matheson.
Colonel Harris adverted 20 the hard
work the class had tackled 10 win
diplomas. He ended by congratulate
ing the entire class with all the pride
of a parents heart"
Immediately before the delivery OF
diplomas loving cup from the alum
nj was presented TO DR.. Matheson.
Colonel Harris, Samuel Inman and
DR.. w a. Emerson. oldest member Of
the Tech faculty, were prominent
figures in the Founders Day exer-
Cises
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EugeniCS LOrimer's
Cure of Vote Thefts

CHICAGO. June 12.-Tesrifying be
fore the election commission inves-
tiFa ting alleged crookedness in the
last election in Chicago. William Lor-
liner formerly Senator from Illinois,
said
The election Of last November was
just as il has been in the past"
A. A. Mccormick, president Of the
County Board, said:
1T NGs the rottenest election ever
held hCre."
Asked for a remedy insuring honest
elections, Lorimer said:
Improve tho human family"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Millionaire, 20, to
Marry Divorce, 38

ST LOUIS. June 12-Adolphus
Busch III, 20-year-old grandson OF
Adolphus Busch. multi-millionaire
brewer. Wednesday announced to his
friends that he is soon to be married
to Mrs. Florence Parker Lambert. 3S,
divorced wife Of Marion L. J. Lam
bert
The announcement followed closely
on the heels OF the departure of Adolf
phus Busch and family for Europe,
AIRS Lambert, when last January
she divorced Lambert, wealthy officer
Of the Lambert Pharmaceutical Com
panv, obtained custody Of their three
children.
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Mrs, AStOr Mystifes
Boston Hotel Guests

BOSTON, June 12.-Mrs. JohE ia
cob Aston, who was Madeleine Force
before her marriage, is registered at
the Copley- Plaza.
There are two mysteries agitating
other guests at the hotel
/. Why did Mrs. AstOr register as
Mrs. W. r. Force"-her mother S
name?
2 Why does a party of two young
women and baby less than a year old
require valet2
Mrs. Aston is accompanied by her
sister, Miss Katherine Force, ner
baby. a maid-and the valet.
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dead, 2 Wounded, in
A Domestic Tragedy

ROME GA. June 12.-Chsrles
Robinson shot his wife and mother
in-law ard then turned the pistol on
himself with fatal results at his
wife's home on the eastern outskirts
of Rome to-day. Domestic infelici-
ties caused the tragedy.
Robinson and wife had been sepa
rated several months To-day he
went to beer home and demanded their
baby. When she refused he shot her
.E the glss, and arm. and Mrs. Mar
tina JedS. his mother-iu law. in the
hand Then he shot himself through
the head. diving almost instantly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
PeaChtree Paving to
Be Started at Once

The paving of Peachtree Street
from Fifteenth Street to BucEheaI
was considered again by the County
Commissioners Thursday and work
will be started at once.
A resolution in favor ot signing
contracts on the new court house
amounting to 100000 was passed
unanimously, after some discussion.
This makes a total of s1.1S9,0OO in
contracts signed for court house con-
struCtion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Bank President Pays
Big Blind Tiger Fine

MACON. June 1o-W. c. Groves.
formerly the blind tiger king" Of
Macon. but now a bank president al
Miami Fla. pleaded guilty in the City
Court 90 having violated the prohibit
ton law here in 1871 and paid a fine
Of $1,000. This was his second 81. 0od
Ene for selling liquor
Another whisky case and a charge
of pointing a pistol at a policeman
are resting against Groves.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
KILLS THREE BABES AND
HERSELF, FEARING ASYLUM

FOND Do LAC. WIS, June IL
Fearing that she would become in
sane, Mrs. Mary Schneider, a farm
er's wife, killed all three Of her chill
dren. aged from , TO years, then
committed suicide She used a razor
and butcher knife
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
''AbhOr Hypocrisy"
ROOSeVelt'S Advice

POTTSTOWN. PA, June ~
Former President Roosevelt address,
ed the students Of the Hill School
here, taking for his theme Training
in Good Citizenship"
THE first essential is efficiency"
said the Colonel, then decency and
straightforwsrdness. If there is one
attitude to abhor it is the attitude Of
hypocrisy. There Is a stoop in the
intellectual and moral shoulders Of
hundreds Of men Of admirable pur-
pose; such men are those who have
excellent purposes and no power to
achieve"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Grey Warns Balkan
Allies to Quit War

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, June Eff the Balkan
allies begin fighting among them
selves. they will run the risk Of losing
what they gained from Turkey. This
announcement was made in Commons
to-day by Foreign Minister Grey.
This was regarded AS an open
warning 10 Bulgaria and Servia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
German CubiStS in
Row With Regulars

BERLIN. June Islander suits
are promised as a result of charges
hurled in the tumultuous breaking up
OF meeting Of the Berlin Arts Asso-
citation, when Liebermann Sleivogt
and other noted Cubist painters
withdrew to form an organization of
their own.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
ALBANIAN GETS DIPLOMA.

LEXINGTON. VA June 12--Hen-
~ Edwin Peoples. OF Atlanta, is one
Of those just awarded the degree or
bachelor Of arts at Washington and
Lee University Charles Campbell
Crockett. Of AmeriCus is q law grad
uate
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these charges that no one was per
mitted 10 see Conley whom the negro
did not wish TO see, and that he was
treated exactly the same as Frank, or
any other person al the Tower.
Attorney Smith said that In the
event Solicitor Dorsey's petition pre-
vailed no effort would be made to
obtain his clients freedom, and pre-
scented statement from Conley au-
thorizing that assurance.
Solicitor Dorsey Thursday asked
for an inquiry by the Grand jury Of
the charges that Jim Conley had been
inundated and threatened while he
was i'm the Tower. II was expected
that this investigation would mean
that Coulcy himself would be called
10 testify.
Mr.. Dorsey hrst made known his
intention when he appeared before
Judge Roam TO present his petition
asking that the negro be released
from custody as material witness.
This reported intimidation should
be looked into the Solicitor assert
ed His lawyer doesn't want him
sent back TO Jail because II Is repre-
scented that COnley himself does NOT
want 10 go back n the reports have
any foundation they should receive
the most searching Investigation.
Solicitor Dorscy's petition asking
for Conleys release from custody
follows
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

The Sunday American goes every
where all over the South. II you have
anything 10 sell The Sunday American is
1.-The Market Place Of the South" The
Sunday American Is the best advertis-
ina medium.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
'MarryQuic Says TechF Founder
*s* *'+ +0+ +'+
WED Soonas YOu CanKeepWfe'
*'* +s+ +'+
Home Ties Help Bring Success
Col. Nat Harris Declares School
Has Reached High Point in
Educational Circles.

Young men. marry as soon as you
are able to support a wife"
That was the advice of Colonel Nat
Harris to the Tech graduating class
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Buy seats to-day "Quo
Vadis" Grand next week.

We hare Beautiful Bedding
Plants, Sc each. Atlanta Floral
Co., SIS Z. Fair Street.
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"On MAY 90 1913. this court on the
petition of the above named Solicit
tor General representing that James
ConIey was a material witness for
the state in the case Of the state vs.
Leo NJ Frank. under Indictment for
murder, and that said James Conley
would probably not be forthcoming
TO respond to a subpoena In said case,
ordered said James Conley held until
further orders OF the court as a wit
ness In the above stated case TO be
confined In the county Jail and sub
sequently upon the petitioners re-
quest made at the request Of the said
Conley and his attorney, the said
.Conley was allowed held by the po-
lice authorities Of the city OF At
lanta
The petitioner II satisfied that the
necessity for the holding of the said
James Conley under the orders here
tofore granted on the aforesaid petit
ton as witness in the said case no
longer exists
Wherefore. the petitioner prays
that the orders heretofore granted
in said case be- revoked and that said
James Conlcy he discharged from
custody under the said orders
judge Provides for Hearing.
Judge Roan's order on the petition
Read and considered Il is or
dered that the petition and order be
filed and duly served upon the claim
ed suspects In connection with the
Phagan murder now confined I'm the
common Jail. to-wit. Leo NJ. Frank,
Newt Lee. and others, either person
ally or by serving their attorneys.
They. with any other citizens of Ful-
ton County. who may receive this no
tice by publication or otherwise, may
show cause before me. Friday, the
18Th day Of June, az 10 o'clock, in
chambers at the Thrower Building,
Atlanta. Ca, why the prayers of the
petitioner should not be granted. This
notice Is to be served by the Sheriff
or his deputy by leaving a copy Of
the petition and order
Il 5. ROAM, Judge,
"Stoue Mountain Circuit
June IL. 1913"
Plot Against Mangum Seen.
Charges were made Thursday that
the call for a probe by the Grand
Jury into the report that Conley had
been inundated and threatened while
I'm the Tower was only part " pc
itiCal movement to disCredit Sheriff
Manuum and his administration at
the county Jail
Il was prophesied that when the
Grand Jury takes up the investiga-
ton Friday morning the probe will
resolve itself into a battle between
Solicitor Dorsey and Chief Of Detec-
tives L.anford. on one side. and the
sheriff on the other
I.aufOrd and Dorsey are said TO
haEfa Fff "A ~
ment by Cunley or his attorney, that
CouIcy was threatened with "a re
vDlver and that he was given sand
witches and whisky 10y one of the vis-
iturs To the tail
sheriff Naugum will DE prepared
90 offer evidence in an cndeavur en-
tIrely "a disprove the statements that
ne treated Couley any different from
any other prisoner. He has asked
for the subpoena of several witnesses
20 bear him out.
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10 confront Frank by the negro at any
time in the discretion of the jurors.
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day he seems 10 grow IN grace
and usefulness.
Bro. Grumbles preached fine
sermon. May wisdom and
strength be his to feed and lead
his hungry flock which represents
childhood's early wears and those
who have journeyed long and
stand in the full radiance Of lite's
citing sun.
To the stranger within our
gates" and all others we extend a
cordial invitation TO come TO the
Baptist church.
Don't rush out as soon az the
amen" is spoken but give us
chance to take YOU by the hand
and tell you that we want you
for company and help as we
journey along to that city which
hath foundations whose builder
and maker il God "
Reporter.
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MISSIONARY AUXILIARY NOTES
Because of the splendid rain
last Monday the attendance at
the missionary business session
was small.
The hour for meeting was
changed from 4 to 3 O'Clock, and
next Monday in connection with
the Devotional meeting i'm
portant matters of business Will
be transacted and reports made.
All who have Blessing boxes"
will please bring or send them to
this meeting.
Timely questions" by Mrs.
Smith, of Brennan.
What plans have you IN mind
to assist your auxiliary this year?
Have you resolved TO be a
regular attendant at all meetings
in 1913?
Have you commenced the year
with a fraternal spirit towards
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PROGRAM FOR DEVOTIONAL MEET

PROGRAM FOR DEVOTIONAL MEET
ING SEPT. 18TH AT 3P. NJ.
Woman in Public Activities
Preventive and Rescue Work.
Leader Mrs. Fred Craig.
Meditation on Gods Word p
The Significance of the I'M
perfect. - Phil. III 7-2l.
Song.
Prayer.
Women in Public Activities
Mrs. Chas. Pierce.
The Virginia X. Johnson Home
Mrs. W. B. Downing.
Song.
Vashti Industrial School p Mrs.
Clifford Hunt.
Women's Public Activities
Mrs. Fred Stubs.
Poster.
Watch Word.
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Have Employed New Pastor

We understand the Cumber-
land Presbyterian congregation
at this place have employed
another pastor to take the place
of Rev. j. l.. Elliott, who has
been compelled to give up the
work here in order that he might
go to Roscoe and take care of his
aged parents, his mother being
now confined to her bed. and
practically helpless. Rev. FL
liott's successor will be Rev. G..
o. Hubert, of San Angelo, and
is represented as being an able
man and a good pastor. Rev.
Elliott will leave about the first
of October if the condition of his
mother does not become too
serious.
Have you sS& the Piano at
Hopkins Drugstore? lO-lt.
Mrs. Dave Benckert and baby
are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Asior, in the
Cone community his week.
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your sisters In your auxiliary?
II not. why?
DO you live up to your obliga-
tiCns?
DO you tell your friends the
advantages Of membership in our
auxiliary?
Do you pay your dues
promptly?
Are YOU a learner or a
pillar"
Are you a Kill joy" on every
new plan advanced by your
President?
Are you the member upon
whom your President relies for
cooperation?
Would you call on sister in
trouble or illness and offer her
encouragement or assistance?
Have you the interest of your
auxiliary at heart?
Do you live as a true Woman's
Home Missionary?
Publicity Supt.
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Expect Cotton Caterpillar

The Department of Agriculture
at Austin announces that the
recent rainfall in many sections
would undoubtedly lead to the
production of the cotton leaf
caterpillar, which eats off the
upper leaves of the cotton stalk
and is very detrimental to the
farmers where a fine crop is an.
ticipated. Ii was advised that
where the caterpillar begins to
make an appearance the stalks
be busted with arsenate of lead
or Paris green while the dew is
still on the stalk. This method
has proven effectual in eradicat-
ing the caterpillar.
Notice.
My propeEb lubbock county
is now ofY thu /market. Real
estate dealers governed ac-
cordingly. Chd Butler. lO-3tp
Roscoe Wilson made a business
trip to Amarillo Friday. return
ing Sunday afternoon.
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rive will be glad to make any an
nouncements OF Church Service. Pro-
grams. etc. in this column free OF
charge, where no revenue Is received
from the services. - Editor.
The program committee Is hard
at work on the ChiIdren's Day
exercises and there will be quite
an interesting service by the
children at HOO O'Clock next
Sunday. The parents of the
children who are members of the
Sunday School should make a
special effort to be there. Visi-
tors are most cordially invited to
come.
Superintendent.
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Superintendent.

Good interest still continues in
the Methodist Sunday School.
The attendance, though short a
few of the number the Sunday
preceding, was good, and the
service was one of the best yet.
An instrumental selection by
Master Dwight Brown, of
Dallas, with his cornet. was
greatly enjoyed. The teachers
are all full of energy and are
looking out for the new Corners
in town. If you are a stranger
in our town and the Methodist
Church is your choice, come and
be with US in the Sunday School.
You will be a stranger only once.
Visitors are most cordially in
vited.
Superintendent.
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

Sunday was a day of unusual
pleasure and profit to our Baptist
hosts in Lubbock. An over.
flowing congregation and the
largest Sunday school in the
history Of the church. 237 being
present, fourteen more than on
the previous Sunday.
God Is honoring the faithful
efforts Of Judge KIeti. As day BY
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BAPTIST LADIES AID

Our Dollar Social" planned
several months since was held at
the church September the End.
Quite a good sum was realized
and the nice melons served were
much enjoyed.
We have neglected to report
the pleasant social given by Mrs.
Ed Vaughn the LIST of August.
A large number attended and
enjoyed the nice program and
refreshments as well as the
country ride.
Our Mission Study Class is
large and enthusiastic. "China's
New Day" is our present text
book. This is our third Mission
Study Class within the last four
years and we find them wonder.
ful developers.
Lack Of information is the
prime cause Of lack Of interest in
all good things. Reporter
PROGRAM FOR CHILDRENs DAY AT
METHODIST CHURCH
Song Our Own Glad Day.
Prayer Rev. W. M. Lane.
Explanatory Sunday School
Superintendent.
Greeting Class /.
Bible Boys And Girls p Class
9.
Bob And The Bible Class 5.
Solo Elma Pierce.
The Baby Moses" Class /.
Cradle Roll Service.
a Our Baby"-Clsss 3.
b Greeting And Chorus Class
2.
The Child Jesus Class 2-3- |
6.
Song Rockaby.
Samuel The Little Helper
Class 2.
The Lad With The Braves
Classes As.
Children's Day Offering Sun
day School Superintendent.
Address = Steve Edsell.
Special Music.
The Captive Maid"-Class 6. /
Young Timothy" - Class 5.
Solo Glen Hunt.
The Children In The Temple"
Glass 3.
Benediction-Rev. 0verton.
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]. l.. Norris is over In Floyd
county this week experimenting
the building a q new house on
some Of his kspd interests near
Sand Hills.
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Callahan County Remains Dry
Reporter.

Baird, Tex, Sept. 6. Callahan
county remained in the dry
column in the local option elec.
ton today by a majority Of
ninety-six. The majority was
sixty-three two years ago.
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o. h. Adams and J. j. Me.
Phaul. Of Gomez. and Dale
Adams, Of Brownfeld. were here
the first OF the week looking
after business matters.
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Miss Maude Nevis came up
from the ranch Friday morning
and spent a day with friends.
after which she went to Snyder.
where she has employment as
one of the faculty in the high
school.
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Postmaster w. G. McClsin. of
Waxahachie. secretary Of the
Texas Postmasters' Association.
announces that the annual meet
ing Of the association will be
held in Galveston October 10. II
and II. The Hotel Galvez will
be convention headquarters.
Two representatives from the
department at Washington are
expected TO be Ia attendance.
Judge J. l.. Stacy. OF Kansas
City, Mo-. who has been spend.
ing the past six weeks here he
guests o. the families Of J. y.
Bacon and W, X. Adams. re-
turn cd home Wednesday nora
Ing.
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For TRADrx All or any part
of so mays. II bred to jacks,
and 2 jYfks n good young ewes-
and bu(ks. 4 10 have a lot Of
young hors$ and mules viii
trade. kell r hash. or upon time
with No. pdper. Write US at
once. Address, box s05 Plain
view, Texas. y s ~
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For SAHNModern up to date
residencfive rooms and bath
three T. enclosed with iron
fence. skdfind fruit trees. 10.
Gated on IN street. Close in.
Price 81. ~. None third cash.
balance tdsuit Address. G. r.
Stout. Abkgayy. Texas. SIT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-09-11

For SALE Good team and
wagon on timeI y6d note or will
trade for feedHW. T. McCrum-
men. 10 Pin
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Cledy Wallace and wife
accompanied by Mrs. Cantrel
and the younger members of the
Wallace family left Wednesday
afternoon for Corpus Christi,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace are
at present located. Mrs.
Wallace's health was consider.
ably improved for a while after
arriving there. but for the past
few days has not been so favor.
able.