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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-07

HANNIGAN -Suddenly ON March 5,
1918. William. beloved husband of
the late Mary lIannigan (nee Kel-
ley). at the residence of his son,
John w. Hanngan. 999 South Or
ange avenue, Nailsburg.
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DEATHS

March $. at S 30 a. m, 10 st. Aloysius's
Church, where q High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the reDose OF ms
soul lnterment in the Cemetery Of the
Holy Sepulchrp
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BENJAMIN-At Overbrook. March o.
1913 Joseph D.. son of the iate Da ,Ili'
u. and Catherine Dalrymple Benjamin.
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BuETELI-Newark, March .. 1918, after
n short Illness, Henry, aged u years,
573 Fifteenth avenue.
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EILI.IGAN Al Orange, \. i. on Thurs
day. March G. 1913. Maria Gilligan NEE
Burne), beloved wife of Dominick Gil
lgan.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
family residence 400 scotland street.
Orange. ON Monday, March 10. at 5
A. m. thence to our Lady of the val
lev Church, where Solemn High Mass
of REQUIEM will he offered for the re
nose of her soul. lnterment In the
Holy Sepulehre Cemetery. New YORK
papers please copy.
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cHURCHILI.-Sudd on March o.
1913, Jane Churchill.
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SEILER-On March 6, 1918. Rosina e.
widow of Gottlieb Seller, aged % years
SO August street. Iryington, n. j.
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RAr-ER- Newark March ). 1918 Chris
tina. aged "a wears. beloved wife OF the
late Charles Bauer, lis Chadwick ave
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SLACK-On March :. 1915 Margaret L.
Slack. beloved mother of William NJ.
Brown, at her late residence, Us Som
erset street.
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oRIFFIN-On March Z, 1913. Agatha
beloved daughter of Margaret and
the late John Griffin, at her late
residence 191 Bleecker street.
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elsT-At his late residence. 205 Day
street. orange, n j.. on Thursday
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GRIMES-on March 5. 1918 James
G., beloved husband of the late
Bridget Grimes Cnee FarrelD, 445
John street. East Newark.
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GENU NG--On March 6. 1919. Albert
b.. beloved husband Of D. Aline
Genung. at his home at Long HILL
Chatham Township. y. j.
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BE not ashamed of your craft"
advertise in The Star.
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Good wares make a quick mar
e. .sa5 are advertised in The
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ST'AREZ-Hyla widow Of Samuel NJ
Suarez. daughter of Cornelius Cara
brant, In her 55th year, 100 White
street, orange, n. J.
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LOST AND FouND.

LOST-Between Mount Pleasant av.. Lacka-
wanna station and Mount Prospect av.
raccoon neckpiece; suitable reward. Ib1
Mount Prospect av. phone 3140-w. Branch
Brook
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PIainfeld. y. j., on
March ), 1913 Julia \. Toohers tnee
Rriscoe1 beloved widow Of Lawrence
Toohers. formerly Of Newark, \. j.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, 94l South Second street,
Plainfeld, \. j., on Saturday. the Sth.
at s n. m. TO St Mary's Church where
a High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for The repose of her soul. lnterment
i'm the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Train arrives at Central railroad Broad
street station at II :06 a. IN.
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DE HART-At Rockaway, March o.
1918 Charles Robertson De Hart
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sWISS-On March ., 1913. at Federals
burg, Nd. George H, beloved hus
band of Sarah ]. Swiss. aged 60 years.
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HENNIGAN-At Belleville, n. j.. on
March D 1913. James, beloved hus-
band of Mary Hennigan, "a Smith
street
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WEBB-Suddenly. nt East Orange. n. J..
March L. 1918. William Il, webb, ooo
Main street.
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WAISH-on March 6, 1919 at his late
residence, 123 Morris avenue. Edward
beloved son Of Mary and the late John
Walsh.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post d Flagg:
Open High. Low. Close.
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LAcOMBE--At lrvinston. \. j.. on
Wednesday, March >. 1913, Albert
j. beloved son of August and the
late Josephine Lacombe. aged 36
years. rs Sanford avenue
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WEJLS-March 6. 1913, Ida NJ. Wells.
925 Springfield avenue. lrvington, y. J,
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WTSHER-On March >. 1913, at his late
residence. 10 Third street. George. be
loved husband of the late Mary Wisher.
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LOST Thursday night, automobile nickel
piatcd rear tail light. with license No.
OTTO N. j. attached; reward II retussed TO IA
Osborne terrace.
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HICKOK-At his residence, 200 Grey
lock avenue, Bellevillc, n. j.. on
Friday, March I, 1919. Harrison I.
Hickok, aged u years.
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HEcKER--on March ), 1918. at his late
residence, 100 North Fourth street.
Anton, beloved husband of Mary Hecker
tnec Dorney).
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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MacGEoRGE-At Montclair n. j.. on
March ), 1913, Janet, beloved daughter
Of John and Jane MacGeorge. Of II
Tichcnor place. aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend her funeral on Saturday nj 3
y. M from Cedar Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church. lntermcnt at Rosedale Gene
terry.
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HART--on March c, 1918, John Hart.

hHSc DIV 'hu'' N"'iSb"i -
HART--on March c, 1918, John Hart.
HEcKER-on March ). 1918 at his late
Anton, beloved husband of Mary Hecker
tnee Dorney).
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HENNIGAN-At Belleville, y. D.. on
March ;. 1918. James beloved hus-
band of Mary Hennigan "a Smith
street
H1CKOK-At his residence, 200 Grey
lock avenue Bellevillc, n. j. on
Friday, March l. 1919 Harrison T.
Hiekok, aged ~ years
LAcoMBE--At 1rvmgton. \. j., on
Wednesday. March >, 1913, Albert
j. beloved son of August and tho
late Josephine Lacombe. aged S6
years, rs Sanford avenue.
macGEoRGE AT Montclar. n. j. on
March >, 1913, Janet, beloved daughter
Of John aud Jane MacGeorge. of II
Tichcnor place, aged 26 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend her funeral on Saturday nj 3
D. m. from Cedar Avenue Presby terrain
Church. lntermcnt at Rosedale Gene
terry.
MALANAPHY-on Tuesday. March 4.
1918, Margaret widow Of Thomas
i,elatiyes. friends and the Sacred
Heart League are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence
of her son-in-law, Bernard A. Mnl-
vaney 1874 Pennington street. SATURDAY
March s, AT $50 g. m, to st COLUMBIA s
Church where High Mass OF Requiem
viii be offered for the, repose Of her
soul, interment in the Cemetery OF
the Holy sepulchre.
MtNN-At Su6ern, n Y. Wednesday
March D. 1913. Ella l.. B. Mum of
10 Elizabeth avenue, Newark, n. j.
P1ERCE-At Belleville. n. j.. on
March I. 1918, Anna. beloved wife
of the late Charles Pierce, aged 81
years y John street, Belleville.
RAu-On Wednesday. March = mia
Eva, beloved daughter of Edward anf
Margaretta Rau tnee RoessnerJ. aged
4 years days, 7l5 Springfield avenue
lrvington, N. j.
REILLY-on March ;, 1919. Mary Agnes
beloved daughter of Martin and Eller
Reilly lnee Cannon.
Relatives and friends, also member,
Of St James's Branch No 165, Ladies
Catholic Beneyolent Association, ant
the Children of Mary of St James. m,
employees of james A. Bnnister & Co.
are kindly invited to attend the funera
from her late residence, sos Lafayett,
street, on Saturday, March s. 1913. n
$50 a. m, to ST. James's Church
Where Solemn High Mass of Reouien
win be offered for the repose Of hei
soul Interment in the Cemetery of tn
Holy Sepulchre.
RIfSSELIs-At her late residence b Mort
Eleventh street Thursday. March d
1918, Susan Huntsman. widow of Johl
Russell, in her Goth year.
RYAN--On March 4. 1913, Patrick. be
loved son of Edward and the late Mar
lynn.
Relatives and friends are respcctfulI
invited to attend the funeral from th
residence of his brother Mr.. Michae
Ryan. 81 Lexington street. on Saturday
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her late residence. % North
Eleventh street, Thursday. March q
1913. Susan Huntsman. widow of John
Russell, in her Goth year.
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nYAN-On March g. 1913, Patrick. be
loved son Of Edward and the late Mary
lsvnn
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of his brother Mr.. Michael
Ryan. 81 Lexington street. on Saturday.
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TOWNSHIPS.

Pinecrest Realty Company to Henry
G. Beecher. +. Orange. II Wash
ingtou Ter $50 # fir Washington
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Belleville. y. j., on
March 4, 1913, Anna beloved wife
of the late Charles Pierce. aged 81
years. ~ John street, Belleville.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09

All members of Court Robin Hood
No. $3.50 A, O. +. and visiting mem
bers are requested to meet in their
hall on Sunday morning May nth al,
$3.50 to attend Divine Services at the
Calumet NJ. l.. church.
Ady.-1O H.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
STUDYING MINE
METHODS HERE
University Students Spend Day
in Copper Country

Twenty eight students OF the Uni
,,rsities II Wisconsin Minnesota and
. Chicago IA the geology aud minius
/ classes. arrived In the copper country
ON 20 special car attached Ia IN, early
morning train aud spent the day here
studying mine methods and the geol-
,ry ~ the district. The party was
ir charge of G. X. Leigh. professor of
geology at the University ur Wiscon-
sin aud one of Americas experts in
this lin. Il was Prof, Lcieh who as
sisted prof Fndlay- in his appraisal ut
the iron country mines "a few years
ego Eighteen ftho students are menu
bcrs a. the geology classes of the
three universities mentioned and ten
of the mining classes.
Tho mining class was IN charge OF
prof Holden Of the University of Min
ucsota faculty. This class came to
Calumet This morning and went un-
dcrSroIud IN some If the mines Ia
study conditions first hand
Tho student iunlet will leave thus
c5cuiug Tor the Marquette range:
whore they viii cuiov similar study
The party has been on the road h.
This special car FOR one week now.
and so rar las visited the Ncrmi!,ion,
Nosabl and Gogcbio ranges The spc-
cal car was picked mp 10y the South
shore train last evening ut Saxon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
SPECIAL ORDER
FOR ENGINEERS
Official inspection Of Company
Is Fixed for Tuesday

Adjutant General Roy G. Nandercook
of the Michigan National Guard tcle-
sraphed Capt Jesse Meads of Co. 4.
Engineers. today To have his COM
mand ready for inspection next Tues
day evening. The order came rs a
complete surprise To Capt Meads as II
was not expected the official nspcc.
ton would take place until the latter
TART Of June. and special drills i'm am
ticipation of this were not commenced
until last Tuesday The communlca-
ton. however. informed Capt. Meads
that IN emergency call has been sent
10 the state military headquarters
from he war department at Washing
ten. asking that the inspection be
made at once. II is probable that
Capt O. Ragsdalc of the Third In.
fsntry. L. :. \. viii he the inspecting
{ tIlcer, he having been assigned TO this
duty in Michigan.
An members of the company are or
Gcred 10 report at the armory In full
uniform not later than $ o'clock Tues
day evening and must have clothing
and other state equipment in the ar
mory not later than sunday afternoon.
capt. Meads anticipates that hts
command will make Il good showing
so far as clothing. equipment and nu-
Hcrical strength are concerned. but
owing to the fact there are many new
recruits in the ranks. the floor work is
not as good as It would be Ii the in
spection occurred on ;he date original
Is specified In June
There are now seventy enlisted men
IN the company. slightly less than the
usual standard. but twentN-scven non
cradle discharges have been granted
since January I. principally because OF
u'cmbers leaving town The member
ship contest now in progress Is rap
IDLY bringing The membership up to
quota.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
FORM ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Sunday School Teams In Baseball and
Other Outdoor Sports.

Representatives Of the Calumet
I.aurium, Tamarack Mills. Hancock
and Lake Linden Methodist Sundar
schools and the First Presbyterian
sunday school OF Calumet met in the
\. NJ. {. y. last evening and took pre-
llmnary steps to organize an athletic
league. Baseball and other outdoo"
sports will be INDUCED in. There was
"A good attendance at the meeting and
much enthusiasm was evident.
The following executive committees
was chosen to complete details of the
organization. draft rules and prepare
q baseball schedule: Garnet Odgcrs
Of McCabe class. chairmau; j. Sobcy
Of the S. =. I. Bible class Of the Han
VI. l.. school. Zen McAulcy of the First
Presbyterian, J. ID. James of the Calu
met NJ. T.. \. T.. Burgan of the Tam
arack Mills VI u. and Alfred Nichols
Of Lake Linden. II is probable the
Lake Linden club will be composed Of
representatives Of both the Methodist
and Congregational schools.
Entries for the league will be re-
celved up to May l6. and on this datr
the executive committee will meet TO
prepare baseball schedule. IL thu
baseball league is successful. other
athletic sports will be INDUCED in botn
indoors and outdoors, and for this rca
son the name Of the organization VAS
chosen as the Sunday School Athletic
league,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LOCAL BREviTiES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-Four new directors will be elected
az the Y. NJ. G. "A. annual meeting this
evening.
Mrs James Mac Naughton has ar.
rived home from Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roedcr OF Mo-
hawk have gone TO Anaconda, Mont,
where they will locate.
Frank and Paul Malnar of Ahmcc,S
have gone to Austria where they will
spend the summer.
Calumet Chapter L. y VI. will en-
terrain Al n social in the Masonic hail
this evening.
There will soon be organized in
Calumet a baseball team To represent
Divisions No. = and > of the \. ., IT.,
Good material is available.
The Calumet hlGh school baseball
team goes TO Hancock tomorrow to
meet the Hancock tear in the second
Of the interscholastc league series
Mrs. 4. Il. Simonson and son have
returned frcm Southern California.
Y. w. Kingston left yesterday for
Chicago and the east,
The Calumet & IIecla band will give
one Of it's popular promcnadcs in the
armory Friday. MAY %.
Mrs. Mary Trevcna is recovering
from an operation at the G. 4 II. hos
pitul.
The Calumet township board yes
to-day approved the liquor bonds of
Simon Radosivich of Copper city.
William Enfield of Escanaba is a
business visitor in Calumet for a short
time
Nelson j Strattou of Superior and
G., Linglater of Duluth are registered
at the Central.
Mrs. Arthur Carlson. who has been
q patient at the Calumet Public hospi-
tai for tie past two weeks has return
to her home.
George Hill of the Plankington force
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis I'm the Calumet Public hospital
this week.
George. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Craze Of Sixth street, is
in. with dipththeris,
Miss Lydia MERCER, the well known
drcssmaker, is in Chicago for short
time.
ri. NJ. TAFT. general agent for the
Canadian Pacific Steamship company
is in Calumet
Fr. Charles J. Swovoda of -Bcssemer
vas the guest of Rev. FIR. Wollny yes
tcrday.
The remains of the late Mrs. George
Gallcn OF Hancock, arrived here this
afternoon on special street car after
services in Hancock and -intcrment
vas made in Lake View cemetery.
Calumet friends met the car at the
corner Of Sixth and Pine.
Mrs. r.. Pryor leaves this afternoon
for Milwaukee. where she will vis;
her daughter, Ruth.
Kcweenaw lodge Of odd Fellows has
accepted an invitation TO go to Lake
Linden tomorrow evening to confer the
eccond degree for tho Lake Linden
lodge. There will 10 a special street
car leaving Mohawk ct 40 y. m.
The ladies Of the NJ T.. church viii
bold q food sale at Edwards & Co
market tomorrow AFTERNOON.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
SCHOOL CENSUS SOON.
Enumeration OF Children In Distrist
No. ! During Present Month.

Ju.ith prul,rthy. school census
.numarator ana his assistants are
ready to commerce the annual count
ave. five To- twenty years. This census
is t1Scu every May and is for the
Iurrusc eft Keeping accurate record #
,hldrru who risbtfully should attend
school. Tn" enumeration ana his as
Sistau,e will soon call on tho residents
ot Calumet and all parents arc re-
gucstod to cooperate To- the fullest eN-
tout possible, by supplying the names
and aucs of all thcir children.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
GOES TO BIG MEETING.

George Westcrmap, upper peninsula
sccretar" of the Y. NJ. &. \. will leave
neNt week for Cincinnati where Inc
viii attend the international convcu.
ton of the Y. N, g. \. which con,
vcncS every two or three years. The
gathering will open May - and
continue until May IS. \ program Of
wonderful scope has been prepared
and IL will attract association experts
from ali parts Of the world. The next
convention will be held IN connection
With the Panama exposition III
Frisco.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09

Special bargains I'm fresh meats at
Pner'S meat market tomorrow, Adv Q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
NO CONCERT IN CALUMET.
Prof. Mustonen's Finnish Concert
Company Not Likely to Come.

It Is unlikely that The Finnish con-
crit company being organized in Du-
mth rv Prof. Sanfricd MuStoncn, Il
tour Finland during the coming sum-
lpor, viii appear in the copper c,|n-
uy, difficulty in making the arrange
acuts being given rs the cause. The
ompauy viii leave Duluth early in
june. viii give concerts in the Zenith
, ity. Minneapolis, ST. Paul Chicago,
cincinnati aud probably al Washing
ton, -. G., before leaving tor Europe.
1 IS expected the tour will occupy the
create" part of the summer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
NO ARsoR DAY OBSERVANCE.

Arbor day passed practically uuob
served in Calumet today. So far "a
Ferris proclamation met with little
or no response. Inquiry at the vari-
GUS schools ELECTED the lnformatior
that unl: few OF them marked the
day by planting trees, flowers o.
identifying the lawns. Some few
backyard farmers got busy but their
activtic. were hardly influenced by
the fact that this is \rbUr day. \
few public spirited citizens planted
trees about their residences.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
ORDERS FOR eNcAMPMENT.

Formal notice was received by Capt
Tossc Moads of Co. \. Engineers YES
crday that the annual encampment Of
.licblcan state troops viii! h" held ut
i.udinCton, August IL 10 y. The cop
per country companies likely vii!
make the "Trip 60 Ludington via the.
same route followed last year, leaving
On August 4 and returning on August
30. co. \. has seventy enlisted men in
The ranks now and it is probable the
.pmpany will be the largest in camp.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

scaled bids will be received by the
village of i4urium for "a contract e.
perform the work and furnish material
for rcmodeling the Laurium village
hall according To plans and spcciiica-
tons now on file at the office Of the
village clerk.
All bids must be filed with the viii
LACE clerk on or before May 18th a. II.
1913 al eight go O'Clock +. NJ.
Copies of plans and specification,
can be obtained by applying to the vii
Iagc clerk.
The council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Village Council
MARTIN PRISK, Jr..
AdN.-l6 Village Clerk.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09

At Baer Bros. the Pioneer Meat
Market special sale for Saturday May
TO- bargains in fresh meats. For
prices call at market Adv ,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09

I'm electric stcrilizcr to be mounted
on an ordinary water faucet has been
nhtCntoh ~ an Oregon inventor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
OWLS, ATTENTION.

All members are requested To meet
at the hall at o'clock Saturday May
10 to attend the funeral of our de-
ceased brother. Richard Collins. .
Advertisement Chas. Adams, Pres.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
FREIGHT WRECK BLOCKS
MAIN LINE OF SOUTHERN

SPARTANBURG, Nov. s. 49, Two
freight trains coliided head on to-day
near Thickety on the Atlanta Charlotte
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
100 New Families
For Tiff County
Waterloo Farm To Be Auctloned OF
Nov. % and 29 and Home.
seekers Will Settle.

Triton, Nov. s.-The biggest
real estate deal for years in South
Georgia VIII be held in Tiff County
Friday and Saturday, November IS
and 90, when the famous Waterloo
Farm Of J. II. Young will be placed on
sale at auction. There are $500 acres
in the big tract, and this Is being cut
up into 50-acre farms, with a good
highway touching each 50-acre tract.
Excursions win be run from North
Georgia and Carolina points to trans
port homeseekers to Tiff County for
the big sale. A barbecue Will be
be served on both days of the sale,
and parties will be transported from
Chula, Harding and Triton to the sale
by automobiles
The place Is the well known Thorn
as B. Young plantation, and is one of
the most fertile and best-developed
farms in the State. 1t 10 believed that
the sale in small farms will bring at
least 100 new families to TIFF County.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

\ IRIS. ALBERT SIDNEY BURLESON, Of Texas Poshnas-
AsA Generals wife She has joined the Grape Juice
Brigade because She for refusing wine to her
guests if they desire it. She declares Americans and
says hinder artistic gifts"