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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Granddaughter of
Longfellow a Bride

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Oct U.s.
Miss Amelia C. Thorp, a granddaugh-
ter OF the poet Longfellow, was mar
ried to day to Robert W. Knowles, of
New Bedford
Miss Thorp, first of the four grand
daughters of Longfellow to have q
church wedding, Is the daughter of
Joseph G. Thorp, a golf player of
some prominence during the early
history of the game in this country.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Bride Bars Obey and
Serve at Marriage

LONDON, Oct. 2s.--Miss Elizabeth
Colt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Stan
ton Colt, founders of the Spiritual
Militancy League, is the first bride, it
is said, to make practical protest
against what the Spiritual Militants
call moral indignities to women" in
the marriage service of the Anglican
Church.
At her marriage in the Old London
Church to Thornley, c. Gibson, the
bride was not asked either to obey"
or to serve" her husband
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29

not the part; that they are kissing
the man and not the part. The PEG
pie have right to come TO the court
house; they have a right to cheer
whom they please. If they want TO
cry that cheering for me is perseeu
ton of Frank because he Is a Jew, Ier
them DO It.
Their charges are an attack upon
your honor Judge ROAM as much a.
they are an attack upon me and the
members OF the jury. They combat
ed your rulings all during the trial.
They said they would move for a mis-
trial, and they did, And your honor
overruled them. Your honor was
sworn to give Leo Frank an impartial
trial, and yet ON every point up jump
ed RUDE Arnold, like chattering Jack
in-the-box, like someone was work
ing him on a string. A H. Henslee,
your honor, was not attacked more
as a man than your honor was as a
Judge"
Discusses Hsnsiee Affidavit.
The Solicitor read and discussed in
detail the affidavit of A. H. Henslee.
the juror around whom the fight for a
new trial has centered, which has ap-
peared In print many times. He called
attention to the fact that Henslee de-
MES specifically every instance In the
affidavits charging him with prejudice
and bias, where he 10 quoted as e.
pressing an opinion as to the guilt o,
Frank
Didn't Hear Cheering.
Solicitor Dorsey also dwelt for a
considerable length of time on the
aftidavits of Henslee and the other
Jurors that they had not, during the
trial heard any of the cheering, ex-
cept what was heard In open coure
and which was instantly reproved by
Judge Roam, He declared also that at
no time during the trial did any mem
I've W '"o JHiS Depoy al uHuue IN
terest for or against Frank, and de-
clared that he challenged Franks at
torneys to cite an instance where
such an occurrence took place.
TT is highly improbable the So
licitor declared, that this controver-
sy could have happened at the Eiks
Club, granting that il could actually
have happened at all, because the
Elks' Club has more Jewish members
than any club in the city, with thu
exception Of the solely Hebrew clubs
And surely Henslee has enough rs-
finement of character to keep TO him
self whatever opinion he might have
of certain race.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Phones Cabaret Girl
AS He Ends Own Life

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 28.-With a
telephone receiver In one hand John
Covington, auditor for a big concern
here, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head.
Covington was married. but letters
found show that he was in love with
Babe" Marshall, a cabaret per-
He had just telephoned a farewell
message to her as he ended his life.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Corey, Lion Hunt,
Has Narrow Escape

BUTTE, MONT, Oct. 28,-William
Corey, steel magnate, who with ten
other millionaire sportsmen has been
hunting for month in the wilds of
Madison Mountains, had narrow es-
cape from a mountain lion.
He followed one lion a day. At
dusk he turned to retrace his steps
and saw q huge lion making into the
brush. The beast had stalked him for
several miles
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29

If you're looking for something real
new in beauty hints" read this:
Football commonly is rated a regu-
lar mans game; a test of courage and
heart, of wind and limb, of thew and
sinew.
That is, it is a great physical game
and it makes a man of you, while oc-
ca.sionally wrenching loose your knee
caps, or cracking few ribs, or nick
ing a nose or a collarbone.
But there's another side-the re-
splendent physical benefits of foot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
8 Policemen Needed
To Take 300 Founder

NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-Eight po-
licemen, called to arrest Fritz Mich,
who weighs 800 pounds, found him
surveying q window glass. through
which he had hurled a fiat iron.
1t required the full strength OF the
police to arrest Mich. Fritz says his
neighbors made faces at him when he
went for q can OF beer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29

Dorsey continued his assault
throughout the day on what he
appeared to regard as the most
important stronghold of the de-
Tense, the alleged bias Of the two
jurors. In emphatic language
he told the court that there was
not a ground in the entire mo-
ton for a new trial that had a
semblance of merit.
THE truth is, your honor" he said.
that they haven't any defense in this
case, and haven't a tenable ground
for this motion. They are beating
aimlessly around like a man snipe-
hunting hoping against hope that
something will fly into their net.
Dorsey to Finish Wednesday.
IF your honor adopts the policy of
taking the word of irresponsible per-
sons against that of a man like Hens
lee or Johenning, you are taking ev-
cry protection away from the State
and making it easy for red-handed
murderers to go free
THE people were not aroused
against Leo M. Frank because he is
a Jew" the Solicitor said, but be-
cause he is a criminal In the name
OF the Gentiles OF Atlanta, in the
name Of community which the
learned counsel for the defense de-
clares was carried away with NAL
ice and thirst for blood / chal-
lenge anyone to show me where any
one cried Hang Frank! Lynch hint
or made any remark that could be
taken as an expression OF personal
hatred. The counsel for the defense
when they charge the jury with bias
and prejudice and charge the people
of Atlanta with intimidating the jury
with a display OF mob spirit are not
making personal accusations against
any of these men. They are SIAN
dering the citizenship OF the COM
nunity.
As to Cheers for, Dorsey.
ut is true that the people in the
streets did holler for me, but that
shows nothing, Because the people
for some reason or other, saw At to
cheer for me, the counsel for the de-
Tense has chosen to warp II and CON
strue 1t into a demonstration against
Frank.
They might as well contend that
when some people applaud the hero
in a melodrama, and hiss the villain.
that they are applauding TIE man and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Undertaken Leads
Club to Cheer Sick

PIKEVILLE, KY. Oct ga bright
en-up club of 90 members has ben or
ganized here, a local undertaken who
Is also the owner of the only morgue
In town. being the chairman.
This club will have for its object the
comforting of those who have ben visi-
ted by Illness or misfortune. The chair
man will instruct the members weekly
in their duties until they become pro-
flcient
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
A. G.. s. Road to Issue
$25,OO0,OOO Bonds

NEW YORK, Oct. ga special
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company has been called for Novem-
her rs TO authorize an issue of $685.
900, 900 first consolidated mortgage 8
1918, and due December !, 1943.
II is proposed to issue s2,5oo0oo Of
the total at once.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
FELIX D|Az
| FLEES FOR
LIFE
Mexican Leader Declares That
Huerta Assassins Are Now
Seeking Him.
HEAVY MAJORITY OF
VOTES FOR HUERTA

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2s.-Official
returns from the Presidential election
to-day upset the claims made by sup
porters of Gamboa and Diaz that they
were the leaders. A count of the
ballots cast in about one third of the
Federal districts voting places
showed that the ticket headed by
General Huerta and General Banquet
vas successful by an overwhelming
hajority
This was due to the fact that in
many places only soldiers voted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
SEES WILSON
PLAN FOR
INVASION
Congressman Hobson Interprets
Presidents Speech to Mean
US. Will Go Into Mexico.

MOBILE, ALA, Oct. 2S-Quotins
from President Wilson's speech be-
fore the Southern Commercial Con-
gress that "the United States will
never seek one additional foot of ter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Governor to Hunt
POssums in Auto

JEFFERSON CITY. MO, Oct. 28.-
Governor Major. members of his staff
and other friends will go on a pos
sum hunt with ESQ motor cars.
Old timers hint that the possum
does not frequent macadam roads.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
SUN FUEL FOR ENGINE

WASHINGTON, oct ga steam
engine was successfully operated by
the suns rays in Egypt, according to
a report made to the Department of
Commerce by United States Consul
Garrett at Alexandria
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
Manuel and Bride
Rent Villa at Nice
Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.

special Capie 10 me Apanta Georgian.
PARIS, Oct. 2S.-Ex King Manuel
and his wife, who was Princess Au-
gustine Victoria, have rented viii
layet at Nice.
A physician will accompany the
cqyple.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08

u have all of the symptoms that you
mention and confess that must have
about 80 per cent. OF the diseases YOU
mention. although feel all right out.
side OF the symptoms.
MY great grandfather did NOT die Of
the Group. think it was SPAWN. ]
an sure !, was not appendicitis. They
didn't have appendicitis then.
Il have full set Of teeth. They
don't fit, but the mail order house sent
me the wrong set and promises TO rec.
tlfy the mistake.
81 do not drive an automobile, work
In n dynamite factory or go out gath
ering poison ivy.
Il do not even spray potato bugs
with paris green. We have no gas
heater in our house. 81 U
NO. my wife does not do the COOK
ing. We have an excellent cook.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08
Erred AT RANDOM
By Roy X. MouIton
Nothina New.

Tho Cubist arr which nobody can III.
dersiand, is having great RIM. But
the Cubist fad is not entirely new.
We have long had:
Cubist writing that nobody can read.
Cubist music that no one can under.
stand
Cubist food that nobody can eat
Cubist dramas that nobody can com.
prehend. -,--.-.' '- LIE, 2
Cubist laws that even the lawyers
can't explain.
Cublst gowns that don't look like
anything at all.
cnbist magazine stories wherein III
PLOT is defIy concealed. =
Cubist gold mines wherein there Il
no gold.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08
Observations Of old ID CAP whippIe.

Observations Of Old Cap Whipple.
Most fellers would be willing to pay
the income tax If the boss would al
low EN- the necessary income.
il beats all how eyeglasses will re.
!icve the monotony OF long nose.
Most street ears are pay-as.yorenter
and most oatmobiles are pray-as.you.
enter.
A fat man kin never make anybody
believe he Is sick.
There is only one class of people
that gossip as much as the wimmen
and they are the men.
| never yet see a foreign noblcman
who didn't look the part.
A model husband is a teller who kilt
make his wife believe his excuses.
Deacon Stubs has got mcwl which
IS the stubbornest critter in our town.
ship. When the deacon wants tho
mewl to stop he hollers. "Giidap" and
when he wants the mewl to start he
hollers Whoa" so the mewl does Just
What the deacon wants him 10 wi,hou.
KNOWN 1t. The deacon uses the same
system on his wife.
II you don't put anything In tho
bank Of Life you won't draw anything
out
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08
Answered.,

An insurance company has received
the following letter
Gentlemen: Your letter asking me-
10 become fate lamented under youl
auspices has been received. take
pleasure in"replying to about one.tenth
OF the questions you Lave asked me.
"f have never died before, so far as
] know. Ii am a reincarnation, | AN
satisfied that IN the previous exist
ence. was a goat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08

The Corkscrew danceI have observed
The One.Step, too. as well.
The Boston and the other sorts
Too numerous to tell.
I've seen the gay Paresis Glide.
The Kanefiaroo. I've met.
But still ! have soft spo, for
The stately Minuet.
! can't keep up the racking pace.
The young folks make today.
New tangled dances get my goat
My legs: they, Just give way.
They say the new stuff is all right.
And r the truth is told,
J sncss the fanl. is with myself,
must be growing cid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08
Old fashioned. !

I've sccn EN- dance the Tango thing
The Texas Tommy, 100.
I've seen 'em dance the funny ftus
As up.to.datc folks DO.
. I've looked on at the Turkey Trot.
They are all right, ana still.
I've got sort Of londness for
= The old.tmc WALTZ Quadrillc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08
? c. McBee's residence. a distance of

?. c. McBee's residence, a distance of
1 mile.
6. The Fairmont and Wheeling
Pike, beginning atIthe boundary line
between Falrmont District and Paw
Paw District. at or near Ballah's resi-.
dence on Finch's Run, and running
thence down said Pike, on Finch's
Run. crossing Buffalo Creek, and
through the town OF .Barrackville. and
thence over the hill by the NJ. A. Jol.
lit farm, down TO the Intersection OF
said pike and the County Road at Mer.
ritield's. at or near the end OF Cherry
Avenue. and thence down Cherry Ave.
nue. to the intersection Of Cherry Ave.
nue. and Jackson Street. in the Third
Ward OF the City OF Fairmont, a dis.
lance OF So miles.
I. Beginning at the intersection OF
he. County Road and the Fairmont
and Warrington Pike at c d. Coma.
Ways residence and running thence
down the County Road on Buffalo
Creek, passing Jamlson Coal & Coke
Company's Mine No. { to residence O,
DR.. I. J. Conway, thence crossing the
=. & o. Railroad anI Buffalo Creek
passing Ices residence, thence to the
left TO the Intersection OF FairmoMt
and Wheeling Pike with said County
Road, Ut Billingsley's Store, In the
Town of Barrackvillc, distance OF
Is miles.
! 8. The County Road paralleling the
Fairmont and Manninteon Railroad
company's Street Car Line. beginning
al the intersection Of the said road
| and the Fairmont and Wheeling Pike,
| It or near the County Bridge crossing
Buffalo Creek in Darrackville, and
thence up sa;d road TO the intersection
OF said road and the County Road lead.
ing across the bridge over, Buffalo
Creek to Dr.. Conaway's residence.
.. The Farmont and Morgantown
Pike, beginning at TIE boundary line
between Fairmont District aid Paw
Paw District, at or near the Dakota
Mine. and running thence up said
Pike. passing through the Town oil
GAINESVILLE. crossing Buffalo Creek
fnd over tile 3. & o. Railroad 10 PIKE
street. and thence up Pike street Into
fhe City OF Fairmont to- Quincy street
thence down Quincy Street to the in.
tersection OF Quincy Street and Adams
or Main Street, and thence with Adams
or Main Street to the Court House, a
distance OF miles, ;fS
10. Parks, Avenne;a9 and Barney
Street. beginning 1T tile bridge cross.
Ing the Mopongalielf River at Skin.
ner's Tavern, In the City, OF Fairmont.
ard running thence mp. Parks Avenu5
10 the intersection OF Parks Avenue
and Adams or Main Street; thence be
ginning With the Intersection of Adams
or Main Street and : Barney Street
thence down barney street to the in,
tersecticn of Barney Street aad Jack
son Str Il in the City, of Fairmntn, 4
distanC,. Of about ..sgmlies, 2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08

And 1t appearing to the County
Court, and the County Court 10th so
End, that fifty or more OF the forege.
Ing subscribers to the said petition
hereinabove set out are legal voters
Of, and freeholders within, the Magis.
teri:l Distrc of Fairmont, In the
County OF Marion, and State OF West
Virginia,
And II tnrtner. appearing to the
County Court, and the County Court
doth so find, that the amount for the
current road leries upon the property
assessed in said Fairmont District for
road purposes is insufficient for the
purpose of said permanent improve.
ment set forth in said petition.
And II further appearing to the
County Court, and the County Court
Goth so find. that the total valuation
of the taxable property in the Magis.
terial District o! Fairmont. in said
Marion county. is SlS.449.2Sl.41. ms
shown by the last assessment OF prop.
erty in said District for State and
County purposes: and II further ap.
pearing TO the County Court, and the
County Court doth SO find, that the
said Magisterial District of Fairmont
las no Indebtedness. either bonded or
otherwise, and that said Marion Coun.
ty has no bonded Indebtedness, but
that said Marion county has a float.
ing Indebtedness of sS0,OO0.OO, anu
that, after deducting the amount Of
lsaid County floating Indebtedness
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08
The Futurist.

Everybody has heard OF the iutur!st
in art.
The iutnrisl in journalism is the man
who gets out the Sunday morning
metropolitan newspaper on Friday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08

.hS'S VI Tic LcElSiuiult " lJll, anu
in Section "a OF Chapter 80 Of the
Code of West Virginia. namely:
AT Prccint No. l., .%
c. l.. Musgrave. ,... .
Chas. u Marley, %
J. Walter Barnes ;" - -" g"
At Precinct No. g
W. Z. Arnett,
c. e. Smith,
G. S. Holt.
At Precinct No 3
Y. J. Hess.
r. A. Richardson,
VIM. R. Riggs.
At Precinct No. A.
J. Y. Robinson,
j. NJ Brand
Ed. Tenant.
At Precinct No. b.
Il. T. Cunningham,
D. A. Hitchie,
J. G. McNeely.
At Precinct No. c.
S. c. Lowe.
W. II. Spedden,
Paul G., Armstrong
Al Precinct No. =
n a. ~ ~; otlroh,
= " heyno'as'
lrh =. Sh'tn'
Jas. l.. Erwin,
Geo. F. itosenmerkel,
W; II. Mes..
,.n n.so, tne Soin.y Court appoints inc
, noa,'. i snatiensers Oh htectfob 10
assist III sarr!lhs OH sa.u eiec'lon III
nus.' MANNER US 10 prescribed Wy law
,,.',eS
AZ f'e WI IT,, ~.
a,' s , M nl.'
VI: De'eny.
Al freciiiGt 70.
:. "Ja,I ,,e'
W: a. 1o''''e.
AT efeG"st no. d"
n. y sapp,
Na'e .ona"ay.
Al r'ec,lict NO.
HhreTee loo1hmah'
VIM. u; ice, Jr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-08

which said Fairmont District. Is en-.
titled to pay, the amour. of bonded In.
aebtedness authorized ny law, which
said Fairmont District may incur, is
far in excess Of the aggregate amount
OF s4oo,0oo.0o for the purposes afore.
said. "S N'r
Now, on this dav. after mature con.
sideration Of said petition, the County
Court is OF the opinion that the prayer
of said petition should be granted. and
the County Court doth hereby grant
the prayer Of said petition. And.
declining Il desirable that the said Dis.
trict Of Fairmont In said Marion Coun
y, should appropriate. the sum men.
toned, and for the purposes mention.
ed, in said petition. and to the emu
that said appropriation may be made,
the County Court deems It desirable
that the said Nagisterial District OF
Fairmont should be bonded In the
amount mentioned in said petition, TO.
Wit. $500, 100000. and that the proceeds
arising from said bonds should be
used In making the permanent i'm.
provement OF the roads mentioned in
said petition. BY the use of brick and
such other material as is provided By
law. the County Court, therefore, dotll
hereby order and direct mat vote be
taken OF the legal voters In said Mag
iaterial District OF Fairmont,. In said
Marion County. ana state of West Vir.
sinla, OF the question OF the issuance
Of the bonds aforesaid. the proceeds
of which shall be used for the pur.
poses aforesaid which said bonds
shall draw interest, and not to
exceed five per centum per annum.
payable annually. and be redeemable
in thirty years, but, at the pleasure OF
said Magisterial District, or the Coun.
~ Court, in twenty years. Said vote
shall be taken on the question afore.
said at the several voting places In
said Magisterial District of Fairmont,
at Special Election, 10 be held for
the purpose of taking such vote, which
election Is hereby directed. to be held
on Tuesday, the 9th day of May, 1913
The. County Court hereby appoints
the following Commissioners OF Elec.
ton to take the poll and ascertain the
result OF such election in such manner
As Is prescribed by law for ascertain.
ing and certifying the election Of
school officers and as provided in Scc.
ton 90 and 25.A Of Chapter SO Of the
Acts of the Legislature OF 1911, and
in Section "a OF Chapter 80 Of the
Code of West Virginia. namely:
AT Prccnt No, l. IS.
The Washington times., 1913-04-12
SECOND PATIENT OF
FRIEDMAN IS DEAD
Berlin Doctors Cure Fails to
Save Another Sufferer Who
Took Treatment.

NEW YORK, April l2-Within two
days after unofficial reports had vouch-
ed for remarkable improvements in all
cases treated, another patient of DR..
Friedrich Franz Friedman, who was
treated with his turtle germ tubercu-
losis cure died. it was announced
today at Mt. Sinai Hospital.
The patient, Benjamin Temple, en-
tered the hospital March IL, and was
treated by the Berlin specialist on
March 19. Tuesday he developed tuber-
His case was under the supehvision o.
United States physicians.
Drs. Arthur e. II. Friedman and
Harry Benjamin. who refused to ac-
company the turtle germ discoverer on
his trip to Providence, r. l., and who
have been spending much OF their
time observing the patients treated III
this city under Government super
vision, talked OF ''an interesting case
of a patient wiio had died OF menin-
gifts" After some hesitation they de,
MED that II was ID friedman patient" "
averring that the patient had been
seen at Bellevue Hospital"
The Mt. Sinai Hospital patient suffered
from pulmonary tuberculosis. moderate
ly advanced, and had a tuberculosis
wrist joint His death is the second
to occur among patients treated by DIR.
Friedman under the supervision of the
Government physicians. On March "a
Prof. Frederick Osgranted died in Belle
vue Hospital, a few days after his treat
ment by DR.. Friedman for a tuber-
cular kidney.
DIR. Ostrander's case was known to
be hopeless, however. and no signifi-
canoe was attached to the death as re-
lated to the Friedman treatment.
The case Of Temple, It was pointed
out by n physician who watched the
case CLOSELY was very different in that
the case was regarded as favorable. 1t
was pointed out that not only had the
Friedman remedy failed to cure the
tesion in the tuberculosis wrist. but II
had not prevented the extension of the
ravages Of the bacilli. which involved
the brain and the spinal cord.
Dr. Arthur NJ. Stimson, the Govern
ment surgeon, who is In charge Of the
Government tests, was unwilling to COM
ment on the case.