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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
Boobies DODCED
BY ACID SQUAD
Suftragettes Destroy Mail in
Heart of London and Under
Noses of Police.

LONDON, March THE postal bril-
gade" of the militant sufrragettes or
ganization got busy in London today
anu IN spite Of the combined efforts of
the police and detectives, destroyed Il
large quantity of mail matter. Acid
was poured into letter boxes in the
heart of the business district during the
busiest hours of the day.
The Women's Social and Political
union held demonstration today in
celebration Of the defeat of the pro-
gressive candidates for the London
county council yesterday The suffra-
gettes' some Of whom We're qualified to
vote, opposed the progressive candi-
Gates because the latter had the sup
port of the government.
we have shown them that we are a
power in politics, even if we have not
all got the ballot" exclaimed Mrs.
Generaf' Drummond exultingly. 1T
VIII not be very long before we con-
troll parliamentary actions as well. We
nope within five years to send women
10 parliament and within ten years to
be absolutely in control of the govern
ment''
Offers are reported to have been
made to Sylvia and Christobel Pank-
hurst, daughters of Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst, to do a vaudeville sketch
in the United States depicting win
dow smashing scene in London
Olive Wherry. alias Joyce Lecke, was
today found guilty Of completely in the
burning of the pavilion in Kew Gardens
and was sentenced to eighteen months
imprisonment. She must also pay the
cost of prosecution.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
COLD SNAP NEAR
WINTER RECORD
Temperature of rs Above This
Morning Only One Degree
From Years Coolest Day.

Just one degree stands between the
temperature of today and the coolest
weather that Atlanta has had this win
ter. The mercury dropped down to %
this morning, while 1t was "A on Feb
ruary 49, The mercury registered SO
on the corresponding day last year
There is a great deal of rain in Texas
right now and Atlanta will be visited
with a goodly portion of it on Saturday
night continuing through Sunday with
a rise in the mercury. The backbone of
winter is broken and there will be no
more cold weather after this brief spell.
according to the weather man.
Tonight will be warmer. with a de-
cided rise by morning. Sunday spring
showers and warm breezes are expected
to begin for good.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
Miss Junior Atlanta's New Dresses

sizes fifteen and
For school and
time pae and gnghans simply cal1nnglv fashioned and riced
20 ana up linen come the substantial linens
500 to SloOO, the
see Is Tr DnIe ralne fashioned after the Bulgarian style
linen there the lingerie the crepe de chine Of
many soft folds these for the Junior Atlanta Womb
dress IN her best They priced up o $4,000 ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
And Daughters Easter Hat

is just as important mothers daughter and udg
ing by this display 50 thinks the buyer of
More and peler hats than tells what expect ans
egno hems rough straws made into
med in all manner Of big ribbon wings emn little
boquets Of flowers. ~ ~ 'i'U'
See thentheren lies the only nofh bo1onol, m
have answered the hat question for the Young folk ~
The hats and oanno,
dollar o $500 ~ ~ 'nDs3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
The Spring Weight Junior Goats

The maker who produced these lovehi work!
low else account Tor such
They primarily and youhn lines in materials in
trimmings ' 49, n
Many the oryve-ncI length R,1oa
with belts low ~ ~ DDe"-
VIDE vale eges are used and weav
favored white epresented-navv
and rather light blue vivid green these last
TWO combined most effectively with shepherd checks
Prices begin at $50 and gradually $1,000 $3.50
$780, $1,000 % T' F0' Ti-''0'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
Liquor Shipped Into
Oklahoma Is Seized
Under New WebbLaw
Intoxicants From Missouri and
Texas Confiscated When Dis
covered in Lawton Depot.

LAWTON, OKLA, March 7.-Invok-
ing the authority of the Webb law pro-
hibiting wholesale liquor shipments into
dry states, officers yesterday confs-
Gated As cases of whisky and 16 casks
Of beer, which had been shipped to local
dealers" by firms in Fort Worth. Tex.
and Kansas City, Mo.
The consignment was found at the
depot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
AFFINITY OF CENTURIES
ACCUSES CULT LEADER

Los ANGELES. March The Rev.
b. Ruenbach. representative OF the
Brotherhood of the Living Fire and
rabbi of the Universal Brotherhood of
Man, has been arrested on the charges
brought by his soulnate. a domestic.
Truenbach says he has been engaged
to the girl for 200 wears.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
Cleveland in Billiards. GRASP.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, March 1.-THE
worst blizzard of the winter still had
Cleveland in its grasp today binding
snow swept the streets and the mer-
curry fell to 10 above, making it the cold.
est March since 1872.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
PULLET BREAKS WORLDS
EGG-PR0DUCING RECORD

NEW STENTON, ia. March IA
big White Orpington pullet, owned by
c. w. Fox, is entitled to the loudest
cacHle. She laid three eggs whose COM
bined weight is fifteen ounces.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
ARSON OPERATOR CONVICTED

SOUTH BEND, IND, March ben
Jamin Kahn, a wealthy merchant. was
today found guilty of setting fire to
his own store in this city about a year
ago for the purpose of collecting insur-
ance. The jury deliberated 40 hours.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-08
Girls $1.25 Dresses $1.OO
Sizes six to fourteen years.

Sizes SIX to fourteen
Inc materials under the old and
GALE and there the old The patterns cOnps are new
e ways Wlch they are fashioned and pped and braided trim
med with buttons and bands very They are in MATE
nal and making $125 dresses, priced SATURDAY. 100
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

az night. reflects on mirror moy-
ing picture Of everything within a
radius Of several miles. It receives
its impression from web Of wires
erected on tall mast IL is useless
by daylight, however for the reason
that the wires register only the "styg-
ian rays
The navigator Of a ship SO equip
ped could see On the darkest night the
surface Of the ocean al about him, "
said Blum. "lle could observe other
ships approach or the proximity 1f
rocks, shoals OF icebergs A coast
guard could see an enemy's scouts ap-
preaching long before the scouts had
found what they were seeking
During a recent test at Vallejo, the
observers saw in the mirror t'te SHIPS
on the river, the railroad trains pass
ins up and down the valley. people
walking about and even the sentries
pacing their beats on the island. =
sphs was formerly wireless expert
on Mare lssspd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
CAMPAIGN OPENS
IN CLEVELAND
Telegram Oy United Press.

Telegram Dy United Press.
Cleveland. Ohio. Oct 1o.-Whai
promises 10 be one OF the hottest may
orally campaigns ever Witnessed in
Cleveland, even rivaliing the famous
Tom J.. Johnson election wars" be-
gan in earnest today with the opening
Of tent meetings all over the city by
the Democratic organization which les
solidiy backing Mayor Newton d.
Baker Speeches win be made in the
tents every evening from tonight until
election Mayor Baker himself will
make from TWO 70 four speeches in as
many tents every evening The Re-
publicaus win open up their oratori
cal batteries in few days
Considerable speculation is rife
among politicians as TO the outcome
Of the contest since it will be the
first municipal election in which the
non-partisan ballot win be used No
primaries were held this year. the
candidates getting their names Oh the
baIlot by petitions with no party dca-
ignations
The successful candidate viii take
Office under the new city charter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
TOPROTECT
The BIRDS

Washington. Oct. Migratory
birds have come into their own for
Uncle Sam has put into effect set
Of uniform federal laws protecti the
many species Of the feathesed tribe
which threaten TO become extinct
through the ravases Of the nimrods.
Congress passed Law last March
authorizing the department Of agri-
culture to adopt regulations and FIX
a closed season Tor certain species OF
birds needing federal protection.
These regulations were duly drafted.
Effective this month tue regulalicns
are briefly as follows
Trap shooting prohibited shooting
between sunset and sunriae punishable
by heavy fines, suspension Of hunting
indefinitely on the Ohio. Mississippi!
ard Missouri rivers. allowing water
fowl safe highway from their win
ter feeding grounds in The lower Mis-
sissippi valley TO fheir nesting
grounds in the Dakotas and Minneso-
"a. limiting hupiing seasons TO a max
imum Of three aud one half months Ia
the several states; seasons being ac-
cording TO latitude and times Of migra-
ton. providing separate seasons for
waterfowl, rail. shorcbirds and wood
cock. complete protection for five
years for the smaller shore birds and
other species which have become
greatly reduced In numbers.
The new law also protects the robin.
the lark and other birds in the few
states where they suffer from an open
season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
Blast Last Barrier
ia Big Ditch


Continued from Page One)
feet passing through nine mile cut
in mountain.a descending by stairs
again to sea level. and you have d
glimpse OF the Panama canal as It bas
been created BY human hands. Il will
be possible to 20 through the canal,
From ocean to ocean. in about eleven
days. Il took the battleship Oregoe
six weeks to pass around The Holn
during the saanish-American war.
From deep water ID the caribbean sea
on the east to deep-water in the Pa
ciflc ocean on the west. the canal
measures a length Of fifty miles. Yes
sels will reach its summit elevation
by flight OF three locks located at
Gatun, on the Atlantic side, ana by enc
lock at Pedro Miguel and a flight of
two at Miraflores. on the Pacific side.
These stems in the great waterway
vary in height from a. to So feel. and
those at Gatun. tie largest ever de-
signed, can be mounted by the great
est of vessels in less than half an hour
each. The locks at every point have
been built in duplicate the better to
accommodate traffic. The canal has
been designed to take care Of S0.o00..
600 tons Of traffic a year, or four
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

times the amount Of commerce now
passing through the Suez csaai and
twice the amount nov passing through
he American $500" canal
Uncle Sam began the construction
Of the canal nearly seven years ago.
Hack of that time runs q period of
fonr centuries. auring whiyh time men
were talking "a 3 Panama canal a
period Frightened hy bic drelms. and
dafAened hy tao lost forarros OF those
Who sought to make these dreams ma
teriaiizc. Since the iigzt hardy ad-
venturers OF The Ga world began
seeking a western passage 10 the
riches in the far cast the thought OF
q canal across the isthmua Of Panama
has been fixed Ia TIE mind Of the
world Spain, Enbiand, Portugal and
France have an at some time emaark-
ed on the undertaking, only to fail
Il was President Grant who first gave
official uttevaace to the policy OF Fan
american canal under American con.
troll; and it was President Roosevelt
who substituted the work for words.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
eY MAReAREr MASON.

Written for the United PreesD
In days Of. old the ciingins vine
Was highest type Of feminine.
And she who was the winning maid
Was. she who was demurely staid.
Today though styles have changed
apace
Anent the fair sex Of the race,
Yet still the highest court is paid
To her who is correctly stayed
New York. Oct. I II newest cor
GETS spell woe 20 IL sdy of generous
embonpoint Her nearest approach 70
fashionable figure will be a swell
one The new models are SO low Of
bust as to come scarcely above the
waist line Tie fewesi possible bones
are used and the material Of the cor.
set IS thin and pliablc To be sure
they look as though what has been cut
of above the waist line has been tack.
ed on below SO far down past he hips
do they come but fortunately insets OF
elastic In the sides and back make il
possible for the wearer to assume a
sitting posture and saves her the EN-
barrassment Of being forced to take
her meals Off the mantle piece. The
front laced corset is being shown in
many models and is a great favorite
not only because il actually tends to
reduce a too generously chubby etum-
my"
Tricot is the ideal fabric for the
flexible corset Of 1913. especially for
evening wear Indeed the smart NO
man whose purse as well filled as her
So stays has different corsets adapt
ed for different needs. One OF silk
tricot lightly boned serves her beauti-
fully for dress aud evening wear while
a heavier silk broehe boned a trifle
more strongly offers her ample sup
port for street wear
Certainly the new stay ought to be
here to stay for it is boon from a
hygienic standpoint The days when
we squeezed up our waists like a
Chinese woman did her ieet are relc-
gated to the barbarous past
But while Lena clasps the new STAYS
to her meagre bosom with unmcund-
ed bliss, Fatima can bat mourn foI
alas Fashions mandate has gone forth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
WIRELESS EYE
NEW INVENTION
TeIesram by t-nited trsss

Telegram by tinted Press
San Francisco. Oct lo-lf the
wireless eye" does all thar NJ c.
Blum says II will do. navigation is on
the eve Of just such another isvoIu-
tion as il experienced with the dlscoy.
cry Of the wireless telegraph. IN the
opinion Of seaiaring men who have
examined the "cye" with which It's In
ventor. S. Spitz Is experimenting at
Vallejo Blum and w. r. Rode are
financing she invention and have
taken out twentyseyeR patents on H.
The instrument. which works only
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
Newest Fancies i'm
Fashions Realm

that she may not even have a bras
sire TO sustain her
Lingerie is even more scantily In
adequate and bewildefmgly coiorful
than ever. Impresslonlsuc panties
and cubist chemises are the order OF
the day Underwear designed by Paul
Poiret is bound to be original and a
bit bizarre and his one piece combin-
alton OF white linen piped in brilliant
tones Of carise, bright blue. purple or
oranse are most novel and attractive
The embroidered italian silk com
binatious consisting of under vest aud
kniokefs continue as favorites OF these
buXom beauties who wish to do away
with all the surplus bulk Of excess
underwear and the exquisite coniec.
tlons Of lace, pink rossbuds and r.b-
bon offered as undertakes make one
rejoice that they are not born to blush
unseen. None Of their alluring charms
are lost under the all revealing non
oonoealing net and chiffon blouses OF
the moment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
ARKANSAS HAS DEFICIT.


Telegram by United Press.
Liitle Rock. Ark, Oct l0.-To dis
cuss ways and means for relieving to
deficit in the states general revenue
funds, a score Of the most prominent
bankers Of Arkansas met here today
in response TO a call by Gov George
~ Hayes. The state win follow the
suggestions made today as to the best
manner Of borrowing $250.O00 at a low
rate Of interest to carry the state over
until taxes begin to come in next
year. Local bankers favor the plan
to borrow instead Of issue bonds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

which is declared to be the most pro
eressave ever adopted by any city N
aie United States, and the last wore
IA home rule Tor dities. The mayor is
given direct control over almost every
citg department. He and the twenty-
six councilmen are the only elective
city officials
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
cHRlsTY MATHEwSoN AT
kozY OCTOBER 20.

Manager Blackstone OF the Kozy
theater has Kalem's big baseball feat
ure. Breaking into the Big League
featuring christy Mathewson. the fa-
nous Giant pitcher. booked for Octo-
ber 90 Watch for IT, l0-l0-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

AS for your nightie it never would
recognizes it's little chaste ribboned lac
mess among the wiord creations now
putting forth gaudy claims as robes
de mutt Here they arc guaranteed 20
evoke most spirited and unbridled
nightmare One is ot white linen
piped with cerise and purple. another
OF yellow polka dots in blue. a Nile
green in striped mauve and a cream
color sprinkled with blue hero
glyphics.
In a recent opening of French
farce the leading actress appeared in
bewitehing rose pink crepe de chine
combination trimmed in laoe. PINK
rosebuds and tiny rhinestone buckles.
a boudoir cap with a bride ana later
donned a negligee with a wired tunic
la Mineret.
Another follower Of ThesDis groSel
or disgraced. it's all in the point
Of view-an opening night with a
black gown whose skirt was slit TO
tie knees in front revealing black
Turkish trousers OF none too generous
fullness. Verify costume designed
to take your breath and leave you
painting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10
EnaIIsh aeame.n

Game according to Eng;ish law. in
clsdes hares, pheasantA partridgess
grouse, black game ptarmigsA and
bugtard
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

OF course. p irinistor ought to prac-
tlce All he breaches. Iet the shcema-
s.er rcrer wears I'll the shoes he
turns out Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

ar'ns sons esszn ~nlss rags ss tks
EsPrssa sfflss At snsN nishse2 each
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-10

Cash paid Tor clean cotton raas
Hxpress office
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
More Laughs From
THE MANICURE
LADY
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

SGT GUESS will a surrsa.tts after all"
said the Manicure Lady. Ever since that MIRA
Pankhurst has came 70 shoBes gave
the matter q great deal deep thought and | have
made up mind that us girls has been overlooking
lot of
MY wife sunrAsssts" said the Head Barber and
never knew until she in the how rights
have ought always believed in
going nfynfty with the Missus, and maybe her
few rights than took for myself. but
its good thing that don't need rights to
along talk, guess the fair sez got
the unfair sex the run"
Il wouldn't be with my husband II a
sufragetts," declared the Manicure Lady: but
would insist lot of the laws that have being
changed GOodnsss knows Of laws Is awful
Joke. the lawyers PRACTICES Amt
much better One of them sued wrred yesterday
tailor bill much lawyer he
wouldn't have took the because suing my poor
brother and getting anything out of It would be
digging a canal with of those orange
sticks When wiifred the letter he said something
n Latin Ike Sic semper Tyrannis, which means you
get blood Of a tuTnip. something like
hat
ABOUT TINE.
But taxing about the suftragettesf on yes
I have came TO the conclusion. George tins
for the women OF the country to up and desert
themselves little As Of them sunragsttes said
at a meeting the other night has always refused
believe lie their mental equals, which IL
the way look at II Honest to goodness.
George II amt the mental equal the mental
superior -hoads that in here have
eAeir oroRk before another glorious
has in the East"
There great man great women
Sesisred the Head Barber
That's what you in a book somewhere said
ne Manicure Lady How do know that there
hasn't thousands of really great women in this
world n the had them a chance to be great
ana celebrated7 The great women that ala
70 get famous a awful scramble getting listened
10 ana goodness knows they got deal even after
,hsy was famous Didn't Miss Jones of Arkansas get
aprpsd al after had captured New Orleans
and didn't after Cleopatra till she had
10 wait for rainy and commit suicidoT Don't tell
ma George women has ever got an even break
Well they are going get II before many more years
and SEINE of thsas days win have q Eoverhe@s In
a governor
NO KICF.
"oh. we'll yOu don't need to IN the ar IT.
said Head Barber Il Amt got kick against
voting II they register right and tell their
"a their conscience dictates. I amt Of
that believes Il hogging all the glory money.
1 amt got enough OF either TO put exhibition under
microscope Go and be sunragette II want to.
and ! win like Just much"
"Thank you, George" said the Manicure Lady. '1
knew you a the minute 1 nrst seen you
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

/ her hand over the receiver. He says
he must speak to YOU"
'No-no. | don't want to speak to
him-nOt after last night" excitsdly
Il think you'd better come"
Helen helped her out Of bed. but
even at the phone Mrs. Merwin still
chung to her. holding her so close
that she could not help but hear dis
tlnctly the mans voice at tho other
end OF the wire
Don't worry Agnes I've got the
money! 1 went 10 a Turkish bath to
sober up and met VIII Gordon. He
let me have five hundred because of
that time l helped him out. I'm COM
ing right up now to pay the bill and
wen be out OF that blamed hotel to-
day"
oh I'm so glad-Im so gladw she
Was sobbing with relief. After you
left they sent me a note-the most
awful note. asking for their rooms.
Oh, l never want 10 see any Of them
again. | only want TO get away! How
soon will you be here?~
In half an hour. i stopped to
phone, because ! knew you were
worrying. Now buck up, little
woman. there's to be no more booze
I'm through And I'VE got more -ood
no"s. VIII Gofdon put me on TO
sure thing-a South American deal
he's putting through. He's going TO
let me in on the ground floor. and
we'll be on easy street in a few
weeks"
When she hung up the receiver she
fiung back her long tangled hair with
a joyous:
He has the money! Hes coming
in half an hourl Now we car pay
our bill and get away from here Oh
want TO be ready By the time he
comesl"
But you haven't had any break
fast" protested Helen noticing how
weak and trembling she was. You
must eat something first
"Oh no mol wouldn't order any
thing from thiB place couldn't eat
II II l did II you'll only help me
pack There're just these two
trunks" throwing up the lid "
large wardrobe trunk
Then let me start to pack willis
you dress" said Helen soothingly.
Just tell me what you want put in
first"
"Oh throw them in any wav Il
doesn't matter Nothing matters. IL
ne can ORly set away from here"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

How can l thank you for comins
this morning." as she followed Helen
to the elevator IT don't know what l
should have done alone. Just as soon
as we're settled I'll let you know"
When Helen passed out through the
lobby she saw Mr.. Msrwin standing at
the desk with a wallet in his hand, evil
IDENTIFY paying his bill Tall, wsll-groomed,
with an undsniable air OF distinction,
he did not look like . man who had just
been asked to leave the hotel.
Would this humiliation be the sanitary
lesson he needed Would he keep the
promise he had just made his wifef
Or would he 60 on, dragging her with
him, to still further disgraoef