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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
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cupied in that of Queen Alexandra when
she was the first lady in the land.
The ladies-in- waiting are usually on
duty at court for periods of three weeks
each, the various ladies of the household
taking turns at the duties. But Lady
Bertha Dawkins, for the past Is months,
has been almost continuously at court
and evidences of her influence upon Queen
Mary have of late become abundant.
Her majesty is coming more and more
TO leave the control of the royal visit
ing list in her hands, which is tanta-
mount to investing her socially with an
almost autocratic power for all who are
pushing and struggling to, get asked to
meet royalty at any house party or to
secure an invitation to any court func-
tion have, as first step, to secure the
favor of Lady Bertha Dawkins just as
IN days gone by great ladies plotted and
schemed to get themselves into the good
graces of Miss Charlotte Knollys.
Recently Lady Bertha gave proof of the
peculiar influence she has with Queen
mary This was just before the party
at hnowsley when King George and her
majesty were entertained for a week by
Lord and Lady Derby. I had been ar
ranged that that a certain lively young
miss, daughter of one of England's proud
est dukes. who is rather famous anna
teur danseuse, should dance a skirt. dance
one evening during the royal visit Lady
Berta, however. a few days before the
entertainment wrote to Lady Derby to
say that the Queen objected. to this par
ticular item in the programme of amuse-
ments arranged for the royal visit 1t
was Immediately cancelled
mat the item was not objected to direct
~ by queen Mary may be guessed from
the circumstance that Lady Bertha Daw-
klhs had a quarrel with the dukes daugh-
ter at a country house couple of years
ago when the latter, who is an extremely
NiNaclous young person. invaded Lady
berthas bedroom during the day time
ana made IAN apple pie bed for her
tellow guest. Lady Bertha took the joke
III very bad part and has since avoided
meeting the girl
During the season King George and
queen Mary dined on six occasions with
various people other than those of royal
rank and on each occasion among the
list of guests chosen by Queen Mary to sit
at the royal table there were always two
or three special friends of Lady Bertha,
Before the dinner given by the Duke and
Duchess of Portland to which King
George and Queen Mary were present
Lady Bertha in returning the list of
guests to be invited to meet their mai
estes (Which the duchess had in the ordi-
nary way sent i'm added the name of
lady who is a. particular friend of hers
to the list and said her majesty would
ike to meet her. The. lady was, of course,
invited though the duchess did not know
her.
Lady Bertha Dawkns has gained her
influence with Queen Mary more by acci-
dent than design for she never aimed at
bepOmipp In
has, however. from time to time made
herself extremely useful to the Queen and
between the two ladies there exists many
likes and dislikes in common among
them being a profound dislike of the
militant suffragette movement, q fact
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23

coal output, and does but little CONNER
cial coal business.
The Central Coal and Iron company en-
joys a commanding position in relation.
to the opening of the Panama canal for
its products can be loaded on boats at the
plants and hoated on water to the Pacific
coast at less cost than can be accorded.
any other like plant in the entire coun-
try.
These properties are at the present
head of navigation on the Warrior river
Already shipments of the products of the
company have been made by water from
Holt. Therefore, this company bids fair
to lead the van in moving products from
the coal fields of Alabama to tidewater
and thence from the Panama canal to the
markets of the Pacific coast.
The commssary at Holt is a model In
every particular. In general arrangement.
1t is equal to any in the district, and is
surpassed by none. In the proper and
economic product of any large mining or
manufacturing industry remote from
market centers, employing numbers of
men, the commissary has become a sine
qui non.
The commissary is a safeguard against
that disrupting bane of Industrial life
a writ of garnishment-wh for years
had disturbed, frightened, burdened and
disorganized labor stopped the wheels of
progress and enriched the Golfers of fee
grabbing officials.
The commissary is the greatest hind
' loan shark, who for years has fed upon
the sweat and blood of ,laboring men who
had no credit. and who must needs obtain
cash at heavy cost
The eommissary is the credit reserve of
the man whose labor is worthy of credit,
and who seeks convenience and economy
in the support of his family
And yet the companys commissary is
receiving knocks from competitors, from
money lenders with the three balls, from
calamity howlers and from those who
neither know nor think.
What if the commissary does prove Z
source of profit or gain to the company?
1t is also a service to the employe and the
benefit is mutual
No successful business man of this day
fails to observe the idea that it requires
the best possible service to obtain the
highest possible efficiency and that fair
treatment and perfect confidence gain
success. Who is there that does not know
that to get value received one must give
value received? What employer of labor
is there who does not recognize the Golden
Rule as the Golden Asset for business
success?
rSoulless corporations" are not without
dependent proclivities, and they are not
slow to recognize the truth that "honesty
is the best policy in retaining a laboring
force adequate and efficient, that success
may crown investment and effort
As a depository for daily labor subject
to draft for food and clothing, the COM
missary affords certainty of supplies for
the homes of the miners. Whereas, the
absence of the commissary would neces-
state an outlay of cash or an obligation
of credit-the latter with the garnishment
string tied on.
There is a notable absence of ''old
stock in the average commissary of this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
A Conversationalist

FTOfn IIIuStfated Bus.
Nelie-"You seemed much Interested
tonight in the conversation of Mr.. Tom
linson.''
Edith--"Yes, his conversation was about
sensible matters, such as few of the young
men of the day iscuss."
Nellie-"What was it?"
Edith-"The superior advantage of mar
ried life as compared with bachelordom."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Plan to Extend Brookhayen Drive
Westward to Avoid Long De-
tours From Roswell.

Along with the announcement of in
teresting improvements on the
grounds and buildings of the Capital
City Country Club at Brookhaven
comes the news that certain members
of the club viii make an effort to
have Brookhsven Drive extended
westward to connect with the Weiauca
Road to cut OF approximately two
miles which travellers traverse by the
devious routes to Brookhaven from
Roswell and other points on the Chat
tahoochee River.
Under the present arrangement, au-
tomobiies must either come straight
through Buckhesd and swing sharply
around or take the Piedmont Road
route, which is slightly shorter. or the
winding weiauca route, which is not
yet desirable because of the torn-up
condition Of the road.
With the new improvement, ma
chimes make almost a bee line" for
the club from Powers Ferry, PAGES
Ferry. Roswell. the Mount Perrian
Road and other locations In the north
western section Of the county.
The club Is about two and ne-haf
miles northeast Of Buckhead, and less
than two miles from the Weiauca
Road, which means that an extension
OF Brookhaven Drive could be made
IN a short time and at comparatively
little expense. The Weiauca is being
worked with the idea OF putting down
q substantial ebert road, and IL offers
a good opportunity Of getting into the
Roswell Road from Brookhaven-
Although the Capital City Country
Club has been In existence only two
weeks. Il Is proving immensely pop
ular- Scores have been out on week
days and on Sundays. and every Sat
urdey prominent members are using
the pigeon traps which have been
greatly improved.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Big Annual Outing Draws Crowds
to Cold Springs-EIectiOn Of
President in July.

The subject of who is to lead the
Atlanta Real Estate Board as presi-
dent for the coming year was dis
oussed informally at the annual out
ing Of the brokers Saturday at Cold
Springs. While the discussion took
no definite shape as to the selection
of any particular candidate. several
names were prominently mentioned,
and these will be presented to the
nominating committee at a meeting
next month A choice by the nomi-
mating committee is equivalent TO an
election. since the board members
have been accustomed to accept the
nominee.
The name Of S. B. Truman has been
PUT up among the names OF others
already mentioned.
The Atlanta Real Estate Board was
organized by Ralph o. Cochran,
Charles p. Glover and other leading
real estate men for the purpose of
promoting a closer bond between the
real estate men Of Atlanta. In the
early DAYS Of the city there wes a real
estate association. but this organiza-
ton did not seem to meet the needs
Of the brokers. and more yirtle or
ganization was started in the person
Of the Atlanta Real Estate Board.
The board now has nearly 200 mem
bers, the firms OF many Of whom are
members Of the National Association
Of Real Estate Exchanges.
The barbecue OF the real estate men
was a highly successful affair. A
large crowd went out to Cold Springs.
and those VINO attended are already
anticipating a repetition OF the good
times in next years function.
For two weeks real estate men were
busy selling tickets 10 the barbecue,
end they succeeded in rounding up
nearly every active member.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
v Real Estate Gossip =

The time viii come in Atlanta, think
many sponsors of the plan for a
city beautiful" when aggravating
little points of land won't be allowed
to stick out into downtown streets to
block traffic and to menace human
life. These same points in triangles
will be condemned by the city and re-
moved TO fill in holes that need the
dirt. Owners won't be allowed to
build on them TO block forever the
widening Of promising thoroughfares,
and they won't even be allowed to
hold them for speculation or as a
possession. Atlanta Is a city in many
respects, but it is not yet large enough
to put aside the few for the good of
the many. The time will come, never
theless. when patriots will do some
thing for the city.
E. W Alfriend. whose foresight in
land deals has been emphasized on
more occasions than one. has done a
wise and patriotic thing in the mat
ter Of one of these points. This apex
Of a prominent triangle is located at
the northeast corner of Peachtree and
Baker Streets, and Mr.. Alfriend has
decided that it must be Topped off. p"
He proposes to take a slice from DIT.
J. r. Hopkins corner 20 the south.
and in this way not only relieve traf-
&c congestion, but straighten Peach
tree In its winding course toward
Ivy Street. The curb at this corner
is only about six feet from the car
tracks. by the way, and the point
Is a very dangerous one.
There are a number Of triangles
which stand in the way OF progress
on PeaChtree and other streets. and
which are marked for passing when
the city awakes 20 the necessity for
looking ahead.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

SIS MADE weekly In any town; no can
vassing: particulars free OF this never
fail proposition. Write now 20 g. s..
Box 1918. American. 2s5-5-25
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

the little things in life will some
times upset some monster calcula-
tons Last year when the National
Association Of Real Estate Exchanges
was meeting in Louisville, NJ. c,
Kiser and | took the floor and in
vited the next convention to Atlanta
in the name Of the Atlanta Real Els
tate Board. We did this largely as
courtesy and feeling that nothing
would come of it, since we were not
prepared to entertain the guests. and
Winnipeg, Canada, had sent a strong
delegation to take the convention
there.
1t looked so much like Winni-
peg all the way that the Canadian
delegation grew holder They pro-
posed to change the name OF the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate Elk
changes TO the International Asso-
citation Of Real Estate Exchanges
This proposal stirred many OF the
delegates and they came to Us and
asked If We were in earnest about
our Atlanta invitation. We murmured
a feeble Yes not knowing what to
expect next. Well. sir. things began
10 look so much like Atlanta would
have TO take the convention that The
Winnipeg delegation withdrew their
resolution. Then the delegates voted
the convention to Winnipeg. which
was satisfactory to ALL"
Since April and May were compar-
atively quiet IN real estate. local OPP
orators expect an unusually good
summer july and August usually
rather duh months they point out.
should be a good deal above the aver
age. This opinion is expressed be-
cause Of the belief that investors
won't wait until fall 10 come back
into the market. The law Of cause
and effect Is expected 70 assert itself
soon. Since the spring months, nor
maily active. failed 70 come IN 20 ex-
peCtati0ns. the pendulum viii swing
back with a good summer and au-
tumn business
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

SEYN0LDs~Ths friends and relatives
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Reynolds,
Miss Emma Willingham, Mrs. E. A.
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. BIanton
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Hatton
are invited to attend the funeral of
Mrs. L. G. Reynolds Sunday, June
Is, 1913, at 10 o'clock, from her
late residence, 20 Dargan Street,
West End. Rev C. A. Ridley will
officiate at the residence and w. H.
S. Dorsey at the cemetery Inter-
ment will be at Hollywood Gene
terry. The following gentlemen will
act as pallbearers and are re-
quested to meet at the residence at
10 o'clock: Mr.. r b. Gardner, Mr..
Norman York, Asr. Guy Harper, Mr.
Hoyt Sutton, Mr.. Tom Smith and
Mr. AL Cruickshank 6-14-b0
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$50 WEEKLY taking orders for cut-rate
groceries. experience unnecessary.
Send for agents sworn statements and
territory, Outfit free. Standard Mer-
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245-5-25
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DO YOU want 10 make good money by
taking a few orders each day You
can work half time and make So or 81
per day: others are doing this, why don't
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American. 5-25-302
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARPENTERS, TAKE N0TfCEl
Stay away from Augusta, Ca; trouble
on hand; hundreds OF idle men walking
the streets, Carpenters d. C. 20TS-12
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cHRIsTIAN scIENcE.

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RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
opp ENHTER rARPTTp nE THE
CARRIER
SOUTH"

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA.
The following schedule figures are
published only as information, and are
not guaranteed.
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EARN $40 TO SIS weekly copying and
addressing Particulars upon request
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259-6-25
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THOUSANDS Of appointments 10 be
made In the government service soon
big boom; booklet 204, giving list Of po-
sitions, salaries, chances of appoint
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spondence Institute. Box 1892, American.
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LEARN the cotton business in our
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FINE opening for real estate salesman
Of experience; old established office:
prompt. Address Real Estate" Box
1873, care Georgian. 6-1S-7
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy
10 get. My free booklet, YAH, tells
how. Write to-day--NOw. EARL HOP
klNS, Washington. y. c. STA
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sALARIED MEN. investors, any man
who wants to get ahead" Daily OPP
portunities are offered capital, but men
Of small means are forced to stand aside
and see other men pocket the prOfits.
Here is your chance.
The Peacock'B Iron Works test. 1860
at Selma, Ala. in order TO enlarge scope
OF business recently Incorporated and
are moving business to Alfalfa, Ala.
Trade esta blished: goods sold through
out the world No tedious waiting for
building up patronage. Offer preferred
and common stock at $40 per share
Buy a share or more each month and
get on the road 20 Independence. Iron
business is profitable Write for de-
tails W. z. Co, Box 1858, American.
268-5-25
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS N N. NORRIS will open her
school at GAL Highland Avenue Mon
day, June 80, 1913 20S-6- 8
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PERSONAL.

-~-~~S~~~~~~N~~~->~~
SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at
"a Wall Street, has an expert filter and
1t will cost you no more to have him fit
you, and IL means insurance. 624-19
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trated story and general picture sections
to which you add local illustrated ar
ticles and local advertising new color
covers each month. For particulars
and copies Of A. NJ A. magazines now
running write at once to American
Magazine, Box 1852, American. 2&4-5-25
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

you can never tell" declared
Charles p. Glover the other day. how