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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-30
OBITUARY..

Miss Matte Loque, nifty years old.
died at the residence 200 Rawsnn
Street, at II o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
The body of J. w. Moore, who died
at his residence, 50 Bereau Ave-
nue., sunday night at 9.45 O'Clock.
was sent Monday to Couyers. Ca,
for funeral and interment MIR
Moore vas seventy seven years ola.
and is survived by wife. one sister
and SIX children.
The funeral Of Miss Mary |. Pools.
Who died at her home in Lakewood
Heights at - o'clock Sunday morn
ing. VIII be held Tuesday morning
at DO O'Clock from Mount Zion
Church Miss Poole was seventy
one Years old and is survived oy
one brother, J. J, L. Poole Inter
ment at Mount Zion ChurChyard
The funeral OF Mrs. Charles Donald
son. Who died III The residence in
puuWoo3N at noon Sunday. win he
held al 8 o'clock Monday aftevnoor
from Sandy Springs Church Ms
Donaldson was twenty three wears
ola. ana IS survived by HEY nus.
band charles Donaldson. ana two
small oh8G.en Intgrm,ut at Sanrl
Springs clufcal4 q.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-30


Al this time, IL is the intention of
the defense TO begin with the first
statements by which Conley connect
I'd himself with the case after he had
remained silent for two weeks follow
ing his arrest Franks lawyers will
take the separate details Of the ne
gro's afildavits. one by one, and seek
TO show that in the light OF proba-
hilitios they are utterly absurd and
ridiculous
Particular emphasis will be placed
on the fact that the negro has lied
deliberately many times in the stories
he ha" told Of his connection with
the crime. The defense will take the
position that it is most unreasonable
for the State. after the negro has
made two atiidavits admittedly per-
juries, To base its case on third aii-
davit which 1t holds is absolutely
true.
In the firm belief that Conley's re-
ncWed demand 20 be brought face to
face with Frank is "A mere subterfuge
by which the negro is seeking to shift
the blame for the crime. Attorney
Rosser Is expected 10 give him a most
merciless grillinE when ne is called to
the witness stand by the State The
defense makes no secret of its eNpec-
tatlon Of breaking down the negrO's
tale. An open court confession would
not surprise them, they say.
Believes Coney Won't Break.
Solicitor Dorsey and his associate
In the prosecution Frank A Hooper.
ridicule the possibility that the negro
viii make a confession on the witness
stand Mr. Hooper said Monday
morning that he believed the negro
would make an excellent witness.
probably the most valuable one the
State would call He did not believe
that Conley would break down under
the fire of questions from ATTORNEY
Rosser and Reuben Arnold. both Of
whom have q wide reputation for the
ral<ing REORGANIZATION to which
they can subject person in the wit
ness chair
81 haven't any thought that Conley
viii falter" said Mr. Hooper. He
has told me "a clear. straightforward
story. The details are fresh in his
mind. He can not be confused and
the court, of course viii not permit
him 20 be inundated should there
be any effort of the sort on the parl
OF the cross examiners, which / do
not anticipate"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
CHAL0NER HAS VERSE
IN PROOF OF SANITY

John Armstrong Chaloner, au-
thor Of the query who's lOony
now" has submitted to the Su-
preme Court a volume Of poems,
in which is included:
THE THREE FLIES.
Sprightly companions o my dun
geon cell
Who'd ever think man could
like a fly?
But wait until you're caught in
such a Hell,
In which I've watched the
months and years roll by
The three flies do frequent visit
me,
within the conhne of my
COUGHS ret.
Time treats the little rascals ten
DERBY.
At their antics-'pon my soul
I'm laughing yet!
They're married now and lead
lives of repute:
Clean, wholesome lives, lead
wholesome beings should,
Which proves that you can civil
tie a brute.
They'd buzz what ] says true,
II but that they could.
Long life to the Three Little
Flies.' cry l.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
AS Reported
In the Home Paper.

The Atlanta lawyer who moved
here from a small town in Alabama
opened his copy of the home paper
and in the society column read the
following:
"The ThimbIe Club met with Mrs
Wilder Darning was the order OF
the day As usual, Mrs Bell gave a
short synopsis of 'Disraelrs Life, the
principal point being ne was ten long
years in the House Of Commons be-
fore he made an impression on it. He
then, in 1S47, made a speech that i'm
mortalized his name, and he remained
one of the leaders of the British ma
ton until his death in 1891
The hos-ass daintily served two
kinds Of cake, snow pudding and cof-
fee, all a fine quality. The day was
beautiful and all enjoyed a lovely
time"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

ers 10 perfection, how much more i'm
pOTtant ii is to have a good, healthy,
intelligent nurse 10 help you bring
your baby to perfection, and start it
out on life's road with a good con-
stitution and without reformation
Nurse Should Be Neat.
Get nurse that is neat and clean
or for the baby's sake don't get a
nurse at all. If the nurse is dirty
and has an odor that nauseates you,
and make you sick when she comes
near you, how horrible 1t must be to
the poor baby who, on account Of its
helplessness and inability to protest
and get away from this stencil, has
TO stay with # and endure il day in
and day out Tell the nurse how to
get rid OF this OdOr, and if she does
not do ii, get I'd OF her.
Never allow the nurse, or babys
grandmother, or anyone else to chew
up food and give it to the baby 1t
may be all right for the older birds
to carry food in their mouths and
deposit il In the mouths Of the young
birds, but this does not do In the case
of human beings. There is no other
way for the birds to feed their young
but there are other ways for human
beings to give their young food.
Don't Chew Baby's Food.
This practice, besides being unnec-
CAssry and disgusting to thing about
is really dangerous. Besides causing
bowel troubles just think OF the dan
ger of your baby contracting other
diseases in this way. The intention
of the nurse, or yourself. or the
grandmother, or other party may be
perfectly good and pra iseworthy, but
the harmful effects are just s siCken-
Ing and deadly as though the inten-
ton We're bad
Watch the Nurse.
Another thing, do you know where
the nurse goes with your baby when
she takes II out for walk How do
YOU know that your defcuseless baby
is not lying in its carriage neglected.
with the sun beating into its eyes.
while the nurse Is idly gOssiping with
someone and Ignoring the hahy's well
fare and comfort
How do YOU know that your baby
THAI is dependent on you for pro-
lection, IL not playing on the floor in
some negro shanty where dirt and
filth are paramount. or maybe it is
being taken up on the bed and being
fondled by some unfortunate sick per
son who lis fond of children. but is
ignorant Of the dangers of giving
their disease to your baby
Don't Blame Providence.
After you have employed a nurse
and found that she can't be. or won't
be. taught how to properly care for
your child. discharge her. Don't keep
her and try to excuse yourself by
saying "she lis the best / can get.
If you do keep such nurse. don't try
to lay the blame on Providence If
your baby sjckens and dies or be-
comes injured for life as the result OF
having a diseased or careless nurse.
"The proper nursing of a baby re-
quircs constant thought and attention
IL IS something more than rocking the
baby 10 sleep. which Is not necessary
and il IS something more than chang
ing the baby's napkins, which is sell
dom done as often as is necessary. II
YOU must have nurse, select her
carefully, and then watch her con-
stantly."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

not stop 10 find out whether there is
consumption or other contagious dis
ease in the house where the nurse
comes from. nor do they try TO find
out if the nurse herself Is free or dis
eases which their baby might easily
contract What about the nurses
moral character Many a poor baby,
no doubt has become infected with
one or more Of the so-Called social
diseases by being nursed by "A girl
or woman of loose moral habits.
THE important question comes up
as Ia the nurses intelligence. IL may
Ice claimed that ID does not require
very much sense to he able TO nurse
a baby. Right there is where mis-
take is made. If II is important 10
have good intelligent gardener Ia
help you bring your plants and flow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Revenge Hint Gets
Stabber Bound Over

Testimony Of J. F. GroEan in Re
corder's Court Wednesday afternoon
that Arthur Bridwell said, I've got
YOU; this IS revenge for a wrong Of
seven years ago" when he stabbed a.
W. Gilbert on May 10 as alleged, re-
suited in Bridwell being hound over
on 81 900 bond on the charge of as
sault with intent TO murder.
Grogau, who was the principal wit
ness for the state Wednesday. rs
manager of the Georgian pool parlor
40 Peachtrec Street. whore the stab
hing took place. BridwelI who is
barely II years old, claimed self-dc-
fpUCH
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Why He Envied
The Lowly Turtle.

A well-known business man who
resides on West Peachtree Street is
the father OF boy, and he's very
proud of the son and heir. The
youngster is years old and has a
pet turtle.
One day the youngster, after a pc
riod Of thinking, announced:
Il Wisht ! was a turtle"
Why"
Because when / had a pain l could
pull my head inside me and look
around to see what the trouble was"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
F NILY IN FAVOR
Of CHALONER
SANITY SUIT
Bid Him Return to New York and
Prove Competence to Han
die Own Estate.

NEW YORK, June 12.-John Arm
strong ChaIoner. brother of Sheriff
Bob" Chanler, has been offered the
chance to come back to New York
State and prove that he Is sane II
he can do this, his New York con
servator says, he may have control
over his check book and s1,5O0,O0O
estate.
Chaloner was committed by his rel
atfves TO Bloomingdale Asylum six
teen years ago and confined for four
years in the insane hospital He
managed to escape to his Virginia
farm and was declared sane by a
jury in that State.
Kept Out of New York.
He changed the spelling of his name
and since that time has kept out of
New York State, contenting himself
with drawing as much money from
his New York property as Thomas
T. Sherman, his committee, was per
mitted by the court to give him. This
amount is $4,000 a year.
In an application, filed recently in
the Supreme Court, Chaloner asked
lOt an dNuilIDildi allowance OF 9Ib,DbV
q year
Among the papers submitted is an
affidavit by Mr., sherman declaring
that if Mr. thalouer will come to
New York and show capability OF
managing his property the commit
tee will not oppose his application, or
effort to prove his sanity. II is in
timated that Mr. Sherman is acting
with the consent of the various menu
bers of the Chanler family.
Wants to Lead Reform.
Chaloner in his Application says he
wants his yearly allowance increased
In order that he may fight for re-
forms in the lunacy laws of New
York He has written a book, called
-Four Years Behind the Bars of
BlOomingdale,' to prove his conten-
ton that the present laws permit
frauds on sane persons.
He asserts In his petition that he
was lurcd to New York and thrown
into Rloomingdale upon casual exam
ination by two physicians and with
out a chance to defend himself
Justice Gtegerich reserved decision
upon the application.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Board of Health Tells You Not to
Blame Providence if the
Child Takes Ill.

An interesting paper for mothers.
giving suggestions for the care Of the
baby. was issued by the State Board
Of Health Thursday. II deals par
ticularly with the babys nurse. The
paper says;
TOO little thought is given 70 the
selection of the haby's nurse. Some
people seem 20 have the idea that any
old sort of girl win do. They do
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
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The Retort That
Wash t Expected.

He was an oId-fashioned father
which explains why he said to the
young man:
Are you sure you're able TO give
my daughter the comforts and luxu-
ries to which she is accustomed al
home?"
To which the young man promptly
replied:
AS your daughters salary has paid
the rent and bought most Of the
clothes and food for your family,
think we can worry along"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Prince Of Wales to
Race King Alfonso

LONDON, June 12.-The Prince of
Wales makes his debut as a yachts
man in August. when he will race the
Britannia. King Edwards old yacht,
in competition with the King of Spain,
each owner being on board.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Eanles Attend convsntion.

AUGUSTA so Augusta
Eagles have gone to Jacksonville for
the Tri- State convention Of the order.
The convention met here last year.
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IN. Automobile speedway EAST Of
tosD has been completed by the
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nov IB the b"si condition II has cyaf
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t0 d"f!s" q fail m'sHIr. Of .GjJymant
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before III" IsIi rain. tn" road Ia a,
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bas" been going over the .pccdway
to-day.
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MOTORCYCLE CHARUgR
INTO AUTOMOBILE

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INvEGT1OArE "ARIKSf" OF
AnEkiCAh YACHT

Toxic. June I2.--Thc official pro-
~" arrest ycsterday Of tho Amort-
ran wa'h' Columbia. owned ~ !.
',arsey iadew. ~ the New York
Yacht Club.
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ynrhai Formulation from tho custom
h"us. authorities 10 enter tho port Of
Nhpnhnmn for repairs.
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ever. dacinron that u issued u permit
TOR thu Columbia To visit the sacred
ihiol III MiynIlmn ant! the maritime
town of Tnkamnmu In I ontNnga-
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thilaiplphia, IA, inna ~,
i'unnaiiypHla yali,o,i ofii'i.is ,nn
ii,uui ,hn statement mat az ~
,auHnmaNl had hunN ahia,pi ini" tui
,hu uN'hahHu az ,hu N"Mpany's h"id
iann ~ Baltimore y Uh,p raii,"a 4
stock Tor sis,Doo,OO0 worih ot III,
honihuyn rao,iio stock 0Wnuh by tn
iin Pacific. u, WAS Laiai that th'
ah change, u anpl0Ved Nv tie 'onui
woala tu mado ou thu hasis ot tue
',alatiNo marLp, value of ualtimoic A
4 Onto and hou'hu,N Pacific stock,
I, Was stated thu, tho tanusylNanr
i, had ne iNlaros, whatever IN N.
MaNagomoN, at the aoW Wthorn Pacific
aud that tho arrangement IL nNteN u
hur,noss one, dosiHMcd Ia preven, the
,h,ow,ns on tho market Ut such an
tmmoNec h'nck ot eou,hern raNifl'
a,uvk
Ia ltn,No,ai olsolus the deal h
ionkNh uN as u rNliNuu,ahMoN hv NV
ronuN lyauM at al, the tnte,ast In
lho iia,tiWlope \ uh,o ooiMpany,
NeoodiM 10 the last aNWWa, n"
pou OF the rannsyNpnM Mnroal
VomvaMN 1t held tts,7ad ahares u,
Wolev,el s,Nck ot the hAl,imore y
ohio, WITH a par valve M $t.s1S,
Np0, aud elsao shares M cNMmvs,
lw,,h " pav value or ]N,yea.00o, ln
lelNlMs ,he renusNNAaIA veNapAns
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aHd 'hn lroiaI,aJ s,ors ~ ssp per-
Nbau' snd iDa southern taniib mDos
!" ha pur'has'i al p"T
ntln Slui. transaction VIII Ia
sDiF' ,hn transfer ~ he i'.DBsfi 4
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~ iHa sDD,hnrn l'a'iii' '"Wp.1y ant
gIii U'p'nADDi iha h"iiingp by IA.
i'.nUalisania ,aii,"ai ~ tho Union
t'nritlf ~ ,hn METRE hol,iiHrs III tiu'
t.bn,ityan,p ,aIiroad syH,dW w tbn
stock ~ lhu baltimore and uito
railroad
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