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WEDDINGS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
OCCUPY ATTENTION OF SOCIETY.

THAT of Miss Phoebe Judkins, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Everett l.. Judkins. to F.
Harrison Higgins. son of the late Gov
Frank Higgins. It will take place in the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest at I O'Clock
and will be followed by II reception at the
st. Regis.
The bride. who will he given away by
her father, will have as her attendants Mrs
John n. Tonnele. Mrs Frederick Richa rds,
Mrs. Roger Lutz and the Misses Evelyn
Alvord Of this city ana Jeanette Reid Of
Minneapolis Mr.. Higgins will have
Roger l.utz as his best man and the ushers
selected are Grover Cleveland Looming.
Beckwith Havens. Frank kcene and
Pascal Franchot.
The enga cement was announced last
summer in Paris during Miss .Iudkins's s
trip abroad with her parents. Mr.. Hig-
gins and his bride will live in Olcan. n. Y 4.
afftr their wedding tour
The Wedding of Mis-. Helen Paris.
daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Paris
OF Flushing. L. | and Charles ". p Smit h
OF this city will take place on Friday
at the homo OF her parents
Miss Paris has chosen Mrs James Sails
bury Of this city. who was Miss Lilybel
Barnard. as her matron Of honor. and
Miss Marion Curtis also of this city,
will be the maid of honor.
Mr.. Smith. who il son of Mr. and Mrs
George Cresson Smith. was graduated
from Dartmouth University this year.
country wedding on Saturday will
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OF December at the 81. Regis 1t will
not DE general party. "a none but young
people are to be invited Later in the
season Mrs Stevens will give series of
dinner dances at Castle Point and in this
city. Miss Stevens was introduced 10
society in Newport last summer. when
her mother gave small dance.
Miss Marga arct Warren. second daupl,ter
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Elliot Warren
will be formally introduced to society
on the afternoon Of December I. VIXEN
her mother will hold r,sa"ii.n a, her
home. 328 West Eight v-nn,h street. to
be followed by theatre party and dance
On the same date Mr.. STANLEY I.Wolf,
OF Lexington avenue will give theatre
party for more than lN in honor of her
dcbutante niece, Miss Margarc, Clark son
Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Francis Henderson.
One Of the early dances for debutante es
will be given by Mrs W. Bard Movickar
on the night Of October 81 for her second
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Holman Nc
Vickar. at her home in Morristown. y.
j. Later in the season dance will bc
given in New York for Miss Mcvickar.
Mrs. Water Watson will give II large
reception on the afternoon of November
- in the Plaza ballroom to int roduce to
society her daughter. Miss May Duncan
Watson. for whom she will give "a ball
at Sherry's on December 2G At nearly
all of the coming out receptions of thi,
year there will be dancing. therefore
some Of those whose town houses are
not spacious will tane roons Where thcrc
is plenty Of space for dancing
All the dances will not be for debu-
tantps. as Mrs. Robert Dunont Fopte will
give one ou November at her home in
Morrisiown. y. j in honor of Miss Sarah
Reinsen Manice. whose enga gefhent to
Charles Henry Mellon of Hlorri.town WIS
recently announced Miss Manicc was
introduced TO society two y.sIrs u 90.
On the same night a. Mrs. Foot" dane"
the annual autumn dance given by the
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,:-Cb>s wis i'trpl!Crd - -Icletr IA hItla
more than IA year ago Since the deaf h
of her mother she hn- made her home
with her grIndfitN"r. Gen. John VI.
Wilson L. : a. retired
. Mr. Fletcher l. a son OF the late George
A. Fletcher Of Phiiadelphia He il a
graduate of tine University of Pennsyl-
vania and l. - member of the Union
League, toIntry and Marion clubs
An engagement of international in
tercst announced recently i that Of Miss
Frances Nance. daGa.Ile of Mrs
leaton NIanir of Flushing. l. l.. and
Walter W Aibrecal OF ilimburg. Ger
many.
Aliss Nlanice is II sister of Miss Phebe
Manice. who vas married TO Wharton
Poor Of this city in ~ Gle orgeS Chapel
Flushing, l.. |. e.. on Octoher3, Miss Mar nice
and her younger sister. Miss katha rine
Mance. were the bridesmaids
Mr. AIbrechi is the son of Max AIbrccht
who il II mcmbeIeot the Hamburg Parlia-
menl. He was graduated from the Uni
versitv of Dresden and il an architect
in Hamburg
Entertainments for debniantes will
soon begin and there will! have to be many
before the season ends One of the first
large receptions will be given by Mr..
and Mrs John Parkin Clifford at Sherry s
on the afternoon Of November 10, when
their eldest daughter Miss I.entilhon
Clifford. will he introduced to society
Miss Clifford is descended from several
famous families au,ong her ancestors
being Robert Fulton. the inventor, and
Thomas Buchanan. who was the founder
Of IN" fortune inherited by the Goelet
family and branches of that family. On
her mothers side she comes from a dis
tingushed French family who came to
this country during the Reign of Terror.
A ball will be given for Miss Clifford at
Sherry's on December % 10y Mrs Josl u.
Fisher.
Mrs. Richarrt Stevens of Castle Point,
Hoboken. will give small dance for her
daughter. Miss Elsie Ste, ans, ON the night
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MANY Pretty Ceremonies Of the Autumn Seaso-Engage.
nent Announcements Entertainments for the
Debutantes Soon to Begin-Genera Notes

town house OF Mrs. George r. Maxwell,
IL East Seventy seventh street. Mr. and
Mrs. Varnum. who have been ir Europe
since the summer. will return next week
to be present at the ceremony.
Miss lngersoll has returned from Bay
Shore. l.. l.. where she had been the guest
Of her sister Mrs Roger NJ Minton, who
will act Hs the matrOn Of honor. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Josephine Nicoll.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs DE Iancey
Nicoll, and Miss Eugenia Philbin, daugh-
ter of Justice and Mrs. Eugene A. Philbin.
A reception will follow the ceremony
Invitations have been sent out for the
wedding of Miss Nancy Gordon Steele.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Steele.
to Devereux Milburn in Westbury, l.. L..
on November I. The ceremony, which
will be one of the most interesting Of the
autumn seasop. will Inc celebrated in
the Church Of the Advent. Westbury
at 1890 p. NJ in the presence of small
gathering of relatives and intimate
friends. Afterward there will be re-
ception and wedding breakfast at Sun
ridge Hall. the country place Of the
brides parents A special train for the
breakfast guests will leave the Pennsyl-
vania station at noon. returning from
Westbury at $40
The engagement of Miss Steele and
Mr.. Milburn was. announced shortly
after the interna tional polo match at
Westbury in June last. Mr. Milburn wa q
"a member of the victorious American
team.
Another wedding of next month will
be that Of Miss Ethelinda Morgan, daugh-
ter of the late William Rogers Morgan
OF Newport, X 90 to James Lloyd Derby
of this city II will be- celebrated quietly
in the chapel of 81 Bartholomew 5 Church
on the afternoon of November u?
Miss Morgan will have a. her only att.n-
dant Miss Margaret 4 Tucker. a niece of
the bridegroom. who will be the flower girl
and Roger A. Derby will bc his brot hers
best man. After the ceremony there will
be n small reception az the home of the
brides brother r-in-law and sister, MIR
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Seventy-fourth street. He recently left
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute of
Troy. ~ Y. and Is now in Wall Street.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Laura Mcdonald
Stallo. daughter of Edmund X. ST tol,, and
granddaughter. 81 Alexander Nc Donald
anG Jefferson FHst<rson Crane. formerly
of Dayton. Ohio but now of this city
Miss Stallo is prominent here and abroad
where she has passed great deal Of her
time travelling with her -ist or. Miss Helena
Nc Donald S,ailo. who hccarne the Princess
Michel Murai. Prince M,rat and Miss
StaJlo were married IN Paris on February
last
IN" engagement became known during
the recent visit here of Prince and Princess
Murat to Mr. Stallo and his daughter
Miss Laura Mcdonald returned to France
last week with her brother-in law and
sister by the Lusitania. She will return
in few weeks. when it is expected plans
for her wedding to Mr.. Crane will be
arranged.
Mr. Crane IL son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph II. Crane of Dayton and nephew
Of John II Patterson. also of Dayton
MIR. and Mrs. Henry + Cook have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Madeleine n Cook, and Theodore
=. Dixon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Cour,landt
p Dixon of this city.
Miss Cook who was Introduced to
society few years ago. is a sister of Miss
Edith Cook and OF j. Fahys Cook Harry
Cook, another brother. is student at
Yale. Miss Cook passed the summer
at her parents country home in Sag
Harbor. l..
MIR. Dixon. who was graduated from
Yale in 1907. is prominent here and in
Ridgeiield. where hi, parents have Il
country home The Misses August.,
and Louise Dixon are his sisters
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding
The enga cement has been announced
of Miss Frances Brooks daughter Of Col
John {. " Brooks Y : 4 and Edward
.C. II. Fletcher ui Piiiadclphia. Miss
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nald Ducat as her matron Of honor and
only attendant and Henry Austin Clark
brother of the bridegroom. will art
as best man. The ushers will include
Anson Flower Robinson. J Allen Towns
end Nathaniel 4. Campbell. William A.
Slayback. Alfred b Meacham and Joseph
b. Sheffield.
Invitations have been sent out Tor the
wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Schuyler
Mills, daughter of Mrs. Schuyler Mills
Of Pelham Manor. to j Wharton Lppin-
Ott. son Of Mr. and Mrs. }. Bertram
Lippincott OF Philadelphia. in Christ
Church, Pelham Manor. on October 20
at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Miss Mills has chosen her sister. Miss
Eleanor Mills. as her maid of honor and
the other attendants will he the Misses
Helen Jewett. Anna Cookie. Thelma
Violet and Marianne Lippincott, sister
of the bridegroom.
Mr.. I.ippincott was graduated from
the University of Pennsylvania in 1903
and is a member Of several of the leading
clubs in Philadelphia.
Miss Marie G. Bryce, daughter by
IOTtncT HuTTldke Oi NITS tSeITS T.' run-
shave Of Morristown. n. j.. will be mar
ried to Charles 4. Kip. also of Morristown.
In the Constable Chapel Of the Church
Of the Incarnation IN the afternoon Of
October 80. After the ceremony there
will he u reception at Sherry's,
The wedding OF Miss Lucia Adele Barry.
daughter by former marriage of Mrs.
Gouverneur Carnochan, 10 John r. Thorn
dixie OF Boston will take place in Grace
Church on October 70 The ceremony
will be followed by reception at the
Ritz z-Carlton. Mrs. Carnochan and her
daughter are now staying al the Ritz
Carlton.
Among the last Of the October weddings
will be that Of Miss Justine Ingersoll.
daughter by former marriage Of Mrs,
Robert Taylor Varnun,. to DR. Harold
Sears Arnold Of New Havon. Conn. on
October -. II will he celebrated at the
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attended. James Starr, elder brother OF
the bridegroom. will be- the best man, and
the ushers chosen include Theodore d.
Starr. another brother of the bridegroom;
John Walter Fairfax, uncle of the bride;
Arthur L. Wheeler, Walter y. Wheeler.
John Wagner Henry H Stout, Louis H.
Stout and Martin V. Bergen.
Miss Ayres Ia. through her mother.
related to the Fairfax family OF Virginia
She is niece OF Henry Fairfax Of Oak
Hill. Va. Of Lindsay Fairfax of Lenox.
Mass, and OF Hamilton A, Fairfax Of this
city
Another wedding on Wednesday will be
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Thomass Church on Wednesday after
noon ct I o'clock, and many relatives
and friends from this city, Philadelphia
and Washington will witness the cere-
mony, TIE officiating clergymen will be
the Right Rev. Lucian kinsolving,
BISHOP Of Brazil, assisted by his brother,
~" Rev. Arthur B. KinsOlving Of Balti-
more, who are cousins Of the brides
'"n.!y, and the Rev. Dr, Ernest NJ.
Slires rector Of 81. Thomass. Follow
'Hr The ceremony the brides mother
"" hold a reception at the Plaza.
Asss Ayrcs. who will he given away by
m brother Fairfax Ayres. will he un-
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GOV >.,... -.'uf the Tuxedo Club will attract
the attention of many young people
Mrs, Gustav T. kissel Ina. arranged 20
give dance at Sherry's on November q
for her daughter. Miss Louise kssel. " Iio
went about informally las, winter. Miss
katharine Flint Culbcr, daughter ~
DR.. and Mrs. William Ledlie Culbert
will he introduced to society on the after
noon OF November 26 At iU East Fifty
fourth street. Miss Culbert recently
returned from Europe.
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are rci IN Southampton, l. I will tans
Tor The winter the housr OF Mr. and Mrs.
I""dericN GHllIiu, jr. ~ ias, 'IE.r t-
ninth street Their connlry place IN
HIooh N'll" |. has been leas bv MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence n Doan Of Phila-
dciphla
Mr. and\l George Livingston Nichols.
"s!o have hera for the sumner at Alder
brooh, katontl. y. Y, 2re at the Hotel
Gotham for the winter Mrs Nichols
will introduce 10 society early in Decainbor.
l3r daughter, Miss Christina NJ. Nichol. ..
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The engagement has been ANNOUNCED
of Miss France, Brooks. daughter of Col
John {. W Brooks, Y : \ and Edward
t. II Fletcher ui Philadelphia Miss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
QUARREL OVER GIRLS
WEDDING GOWN ENDS
IN KILLING MYSTERY

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-Bccause Of a
quarrel over wedding dress, Samuel
Cosimano. an Italian laborer, lies dead
today at his home. He was shot from
ambush in the street
The father of Cosimano was taken to
the police station, and declared that
Angelo Moutelione was the slayer. Six
months ago, he said Montelione aud
Cosimano quarreled over a wedding
dress made for 'Monteliones sister by
Cosimano's daughter. The police are
looking for MOnteliOne.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
Don't miss the $50 F.,
syth show.

The Conspiracy a tbril,i,.
story of the war against .ss
white slavers of New York, will viii
begin on the magazine paps a ~
The Georgian tomorrow. Be- - ,nv v,
to read the opening instalment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
ROME TRIO, IN MEXICO,
ARE SAFE AT VERA CRUZ

ROME. GA. Feb. 1S.-Three Rome
people who are in Mexico are in no
danger from the bullets flying so thick
and fast in Mexico City. according to a
telegram received by Mrs. c. l.. Daniel
from her daughter, Miss Mary Daniel.
The girl and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Neel
are safe at Vera Cruz, where three
American warships are anchored in the
aarbOr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
HOTEL TO DANISH ITS
GOSSIPING MIRRnp

=, rHIL ,,, Feb. ls-Tae Is
tale. mirrors in the halls Of the p., ell
otratford will be removed. Pa+ ps'eyg'
divorce decree was granted an n.y., -,...s
dence given by a monitor girl n 5s e..
what she saw in the mirrors VINO q,
The hotel managers do nor a..,
come involved in any scandal. '' 10 b
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
JEWISH CHARITIES
TO HOLD ELECTION
OF OFFICERS SOON

The Atlanta Federation Of Jewish Char
tiles viii hold its annual election Of Off
GERS sunday AFTERNOON at o'clock, at the
Education Alliance building. The retlr-
ing officers are Isaac Schoen, president;
L. a. Eplan. vice president; Louis Elsas,
treasurer, and Alex Dittler secretary.
The directors of the local federation in
clude the officers and Mrs. II. c. Som
mers, NJ. Lichtenslein, Y. II. kriegshaber
and Sam Saban.
y feature Of the Sunday meeting will
be discussion OF the consumptive relief
work of the local federation which an
nually cares for eight patients at the
National tuberculosis institute at Den
Yer The Morris Hrsch free clinic, the
MOntetiore Relief society, a free loan de-
partment and an employment bureau all
receive their impetus from the Atlanta
Federation OF Jewish Charities. The
Schoen free kindergarten, the school for
foreigners and classes in stenography are
among the educational activities Of the
local board
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
AGED SLAYER Of
YOUTH INDICTED
Lodging House Keeper Killed
Drug Clerk in Quarrel Over
Woman.

j. :. Copeland, the Confederate vet
cram who on the night of November Is
shot and killed Roy +. Clark, drug
clerk, in a lodging house at 1913 White
hall street and was remanded by a
coroner's jury to the state courts for
investigation, was indicted for murder
by the Fulton grand jury this after
noon.
The veteran who conducts the board
ing house in which the tragedy oc-
CURED, has been free on bail obtained
when the coloner's court ordered him
held for further investigation.
Numerous witnesses appeared before
the jury, including Cloretta Webb, the
girl known to the dodgers as Mrs. b.
Jackson whom Clark was attempting
to see when he got into the alteration
with Copeland. Mrs, NJ. A. Kinnebrew.
housekeeper for Copeland, who was held
by the police for day after the shoot
ing. appeared as the only near-eye-
witness of the killing.
According to the story told by Cope
land the day after the shooting, Clark
came 10 the lodging house at II o'clock
at night and asked to see Mrs. B. Jack
SON Copeland said that he told the
clerk hc couldn't come into the house
at that hour, and Clark replied that
Mrs Jackson was his wife and that the
matter was urgent.
Copeland asserted that Clark grew
angry and yelled that he would whip
him if he came out on the porch. Cope
land said he got his pistol ana went out
ana Clark attacked him without further
parlcy. He said that he did not mean to
Kill the boy, bu, tried to shove him with
the muzzle of The pistol and IT was dis
charged
'Iore.t' Webb admitted knowing
Clark extremely well, but denied that
she had ever spoken more than a dozen
words TO Copeland. She said thar She
was certain the men did not tight about
her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
TURKS DEFY Plan.
Of POWERS FDR
END Of WAR
Program Agreed Upon by tbs
Ambassadors Not SatiSfac.
tory to MosIemS.

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The tren. a. j.
velopments today in the Turzo- R,,l,.
situation strongly indicated Thar IT,,
key has decided to defy the power,
While the ambassadors hav. as...,
upon a program which they Dian 70 H..
before the peace ENJOYS when 49,,
are again called together the two osi.,
clauses are not satisfactory TO Tu,l.a,
Mizim Pasha, one of the Tn,i.,..
peace delegates, after receiving me-.
sages from Constantinople today ssit.
We absolutely will not gurrsr51.
Aorianople to the allies. That is fra,s
The attitude OF the Turks is pfr;n.
the ambassadors cause for worr, sa5
there was another meeting al tbA f,.
eign office today at which Representa-
tives of the foreign powers and Sir IA
ward Grey, the English foreign mini,
ter, canVassed the situation in am an
deavor to find some means bv uai.b
the Porte could be induced To yfa,f
1t had been planned by the ambssss
doris to convoke the ENJOYS again ~,
Monday or Tuesday of next veal, Inn.
the hostile determination Of the TIME
today caused the agents of the rou.
ers to postpone announcing any rse
mite date for renewal Of the peace.
parley.
Those vitality interested in the course
Of Turko Balkan affairs found further
cause for apprehension in DISPATCHES
telling of a fight between Bulgariars
and Turks near Lake Derkos IN Th.aca
in which each side accuses the other
Of violating the general armistfca. Re-.
child Pasha. of the Turks. said thar dis.
patches received by him said that TN,
Bulgarians had been the aggressors
Word from Sofia laid the burden u1or
the Turks.
The negotiations which have been
going on here between Or. Dapaf AZ
Bulgaria, and NJ. Jonesou and M. Mi.
shu, Of Roumanta, over Rouna1ia's
neutrality claims have been broken off
Dr. Daneff today asked the Sofia gov.
eminent to appoint a successor for Tie
Roumanian negotiations.
The Roumanians are as unstable az
the Turks, said DR.. Daneff. "Th4ir
stubbornness has led to the triple ND.
gotiations which have been In progress
here, in Sofia and in Bucharest being
broken off. Roumania is asking TOD
much as her price for keeping neutral
in the wal"
An exchange telegraph states mat
it has been learned from an authorize.
tive source that Roumania has notified
the powers she viii begin the mo5.l.
zation OF her army within As hours ur-
less Bulgaria meets the Roumanfar de.
mands for territory levied aus the nr.s
OF neutrality in the Balkan war
a Central News telegram received
here at noon from CONSCIENTIOUS said
that plans had been made for an inter.
view between the grand vizier and Fer.
dinand in the Bulgarian lines.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
j. s. NOT To TRY
GARDNER, HELD
WITH GIRL

Federal authorities win take no hand
in the prosecution of Professor Holman
Gardner, who was arrested here with
Marie Portman, Of Louisville, Ky, We'd
nesday Attorney General Wickersham,
In a telegram today to Lewis J. Bailey,
special agent in Atlanta Of the depart
ment of justice said that the case was
not one for action under the white slave
law and that it should go to the state
courts
Investigating the case Immediately
upon the arrest of Gardner and the girl.
Special Agent Bailey decided TO take
no action in the prosecution. declaring
that it is the policy of the department
of justice to apply the white slave law
only in cases where girls or women
have been ured from their homes, or
forced into shameful traffic. Neither
situation applied in this case, according
to his findings.
However, Frank Portman, of Louis
vile, uncle of the girl and Howard
Tate, assistant district attorney insist
ing upon action i'm the Federal courts,
Agent Bailey telegraphed the Wash
mgtou headquarters as to whether the
Federal court should take cognizance
of the incident. The answer, advising
hands of, confined his original opin-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
WRECKED SAILORS
REACH LAND AFTER
FIGHT WITH WAVES

GLOUCESTER. MASS. Jan. IT,
Captain S. A. Kilpon, Mate A. A, Nose
ley, Joseph Ross and Chris Isaacson are
now being cared for at the Eastern
Point lighthouse, where they barely es-
capped with their lives when the water
James crashed upon the shore between
Black Point and Mother Ann during a
gale early today,
The Clara Jane misstayed. A hasty
getaway was made in the boat and
after a battle with the waves the four
men reached the lighthouse. The Clara
Jane was bound from Calais, Maine,
loaded with lumber for Boston. She
was built in 1864.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
State 10 Push Ca Sc.

The case will be pushed to finish
III the state courts according to chief
Beavers.
The police case against Gardner was
postponed until Monday today because
Of crush or court matters Captain
Portmau. uncle OF the gin, ana
night chiof of the Louisville police. an
nounced, however, that he would aid
the local authorities in the prosecution
and would keep his nice, here until
Monday to testify at the trial
Captain Por,mau said that dis long
as the Atlanta police were determined
To push the case. me- believed he should
do his part and would fight to a finish
Tor punishment of the educator.
Gardner Not in Court.
Professor Gardner again failed to
show up this morning. but the girl was
ready, and apparently eager to testify.
The failure of the educator To interest
himself i'm the Young WomanS plight
since the arrest has embittered hcu
she told further Of their relations to-
day and declared Professor Gardner
had bought clothes tor her She de
clarcd ne bad offered hera life of lux
ury and travel posing aS rich bach
elor Sh. said they had travelled to-
Eetuyr through various cities and uuat
M Gardner had taken Uer to ms home.
She announced lHut she Is 10 marry
cincinnati -uA- writer on her return
Uu Louisville
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
FEDERALS
ORDERED TO AVENGE
GARRISON MASSACRE

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1O.-Reports of
Federal defeat and the slaughter of the
garrison at Ayotzingo. in the state of
Mexico, were confirmed today and addi-
tional government troops were dispatched
to the scene TO punish the insurrectos
All of the 1000 residents of the town,
which was only rs miles from this city,
have fled and their homes have been
burned. The insurgents. who are com
manded by Felipe Neri and Colonel Agui-
lar, number about 1,400. Between 140 and
$50 FederaIs were killed, according to ad-
vices received by the government.