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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

ing friends at GAINESVILLE and Column
bus. q
Miss Bertha ShearfnR. % Pittsburgh.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry h
Shcariug. az Nineteenth street
Mr. and Mrs Frank W. Mahan. oe
Twentieth street. left in an automo-
bile FOR q trip through the States OF
Virginia and Ohio
Reginald Rovley. ~ Glenns Run,
has accepted position AZ Moore's
grocery store
Mrs ID o. Poole and family have re.
turned 10 their home on Main street
afi"r visiting friends a. Fairmont. w,
Va
Miss Kate VI OIeary. OF Washing.
Ton. D. c. is visiting friends in this
town
Mr. md Mrs carl % Eberts and son
Herman have returned home from a
Visit t' friends AZ New Matamoras, o.
Mr. Thompson. 81 Glenns Run IL
able to 30 Co work again after q short
illness
Miss EDNA Heller. ~ Fifth street.
BIAS lco for West Liberty. where she
vii Eo fo school
Mrs Charles Straub. 81 Ohio ave-
II'. e ah.r to be- ont. after being sick
Tor about three weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

pie Of Sherbrooke knew that Harry
IhaW. whom they cheered last Woi-
nesdsy as martyr. was 10 leave
them today Nobody expected tie de
CisiOn on the habeas CORPUS writ 20
soon But rumOr would not down
that Judge Hutchinson would an
nounc" his findings a. . O'Clock. ana
80 That hour silenf little group gath.
cred JOB tho corridor outside his cham.
beers By and BY tho judge came. ana
then. ten minutes later. Thaw was
brought In lie wore his Eray suit
arc straw hat
When the court reached that mart
N bis decision where be faid. when
there is dOuhf. court always inclincs
In favor Of liberty" one " Thav r.
lawyers emitted sfihed laugh Ih-
Judge. VhO H. gray haired. past so and
austefe. passed the interruption un
noticed and continued reading IN o.
trembling voice
ThIw's lawyers contend that Judge
Hutchinson has completely upset mo
heretofore accepted intent OF tho writ
20 hHbeas corpus iu sustaining a %.
tfIon made by one really aufaEouisti,
io The prisoner and acting without
.h" prisoners consent
The board ~ inquiry orrsuikcd TO-
'rht = llakc Robertson will preside
fi.. '"rIltf o. expected. fhOuEh
.F. ri1 probably appeal
OBJ lf. ..r chief justice. y g..
a"w acting minister
u Their chief worry
for,.,. ..- OOH, absence of any direct.
inr a 90 .fc Thaw family and tho
aiiorna Jack of interest lu The case
Aside from Thav'e own "tuhiicIft
campaign abfolutely nothing has
nr'u. so Tar 40 could be learned here.
to hghf eNtrafi'ion from Vermont
Th" NcW York authorities ON tho
other hand. have arranged cvery thing
nu The other side ~ the border even
down to distributing deputy eherins
md automobiles Or would not sur
prise Thaw's LAWYERS. if. once across
Tho line. he were put bodily into a car
and headed straight for tho New York
Tine There ~ basis for this sueees.
lion in The f.ct that John Ianyon.
detective. has been made a special
attendant 81 Matteawan and In this
capacity. % o. claimed. would b. au.
'horifed 'o handle ThaW A. an escaped
luuatic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

deportation believe y vc could mi
% way fu sef fhe cas-" into The courts
.. H..ld flts q good chance fo prov,
'.ia Manifestation .cf unconstitutional
En-. fIr ground shat 10 ls Inconsistent
"Hf frs A-hhutIuu treaty.. Hut 81 the
90 'lor,f..- 900 Ottawa arn ~ deter.
r iucd fu send Thlw back as they seem
tH be-. then doubt trrs much whether
f.et would rtt ans attention to am
rr.f ar prohibition sc r.eht obtain
no Court May interfere
Th" immigration act expressly pro.
.Gr. Chat uu court may Interfere with
'ir finding o. thr board ~ inquiry.
auI Iu afraid fhat fhr immigration
officials Hil Hcf before 40 have found
. tHt fo DIr..utruf ff,rn
IHHH Hu.H fHid that thr inquiry
... A.. hH hold fu secret. v rote out
'... question auf s"r' 10 down to the
r.rorf'rs
r 'rG. 'H1f EwH.h law allows
3D. ...r.f trHi aif. fra public excluded
.''r uI' I.r of lIh'rtv is ct
.'.f'. ufa u Tut.. coy fpigaria7
H..t tH... zoo o " Green.
''.'.. s.. .. ..Y..Ir.. .a-
'.r f.. ..f ua. .ts
.. I... fu r..c s ls.' d.s.
....t Thsv
.,..... rI.rr. %.
.. ..r.. .a. ..s.. ragged
..t. a. OFF, Oboe. e.rr going 20
.IrHf |IH I. .aiI Those hi,her
H 't.. apparently maI. up their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
VIOLATIONS TO
BE PROSECUTED
WARRANTS ISSUED AGAINST
EIGHTEEN LOCAL GROcERs
YESTERDAY.
Charged With Sunday Selline-Gro-
GERS Protective Association
Pushing Charges.

Determined Ia puf a stop TO the
practice OF certain srocers IN keeping
their places of business open on sun
days. IN violation % the State laws
he Retail Gro~erS' Protective Associa-
ton Yesterday had warrants issued
against eighteen grocers OF this city
and vicinity on charge Of sunday
selling The warrants We're sworn ont
In tho court OF Justice OF thu Peace
70" =. Dobbs and nearly all we're
served yesterday by Constable r. T.
Linton
Immediately after the warrants had
been served several 81 tho crocers
charged with sunday selling appeared
before the justice and pleaded guilty
N the charge. stating 'na' thev wished
m avoid UotOriefy Others declared
that they will stand trial. and their
"PseS were set for hearing this a.
t"ruoOn a. - o'clock
The grocers' association 5 being
represented by General T : Riley.
and many ~ the grocers who arc
charged with the Violations have re-
tanned counsel. A. a result. the hear
ing promises 20 be very interesting. "a
quite an array 90 legal talent will ba
present
IL Il said fha- some who are under
arrest threaten 90 have the old blue"
laws enforced Interesting develop.
menfs ar" expected o. was under.
stood Yesterday that Prosecuting AZ.
'orncy Addleman VIII make an EFFORT
20 have The cases brought 20 n. A..
'ention ~ ~" grand jury 40 rhe pres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
GRAND JURY
VIII Continue It's investigation o.
Criminal Cases Todsy-Espect
Rcport Th-s Afternoon


p" -'unI Jury viii -'-urI" Us
work today bur 10 81 tHoueht fGsf inc
f.I dorf~' 5000 Doe completed this AFT.
-fuoou Iu' Total number ~ felon
lr# Hrrn taken lu yesterday and aIf
fitf r'-HlIu- today will boz the hear
irF Of rH" % uIs1sU'auprr
IHH r4-as finished today were ~
vaf ."' nature. ircIui'u- fhp Garden
rape case tln Nu'uu Ii~smv aad srs.
'.s' '-t'r ra... nf porfanrr That
.s"r'f indictments have hnnn return
of very likely. Oh. H I- SAID that
900 ru" case in particular fhfr" has
h.Dr quite frW Hl'neaa.. ruf-
f.'r.rd o." session now in order Is
'." .Yrsr.t 900 90" history OF o..
.aHf .Ug
Nn.i.r. .0 tie way ~ rarh'n~.
-r"HF"f His. nfr have been taken rr.
i- .H.I only fLe Ones tH.f wrr. n1
f'r rrFu.ss Haf o. frr ..l.rruf0-
.'.n lave been ar uru.HIIIv afr.
''- oft ..r vhu art uut uuf ~
..'ir '.rn. rri ar exceptional rIu
Dog H'o' present sf each
Ti Il. f.eu 90 worry a.s.ur OF f.o
GRAND l... rrI Irn..lufr. ffI.ruar
.a ir'u E'r. mu.n fu fin front
.'. .i. i|t.Hr.H. rf f.r ... .or
Before f.. frI oft fNt. .r. .or f..-~
aI htf" h..r n ail uu .I..
f.rnr ur.I aUI tr4. ..f.I ..
'lf d. ..." t.fs Ie... t. s
..N jury 800 consume f.a GREATER
GHrf ~ f.fT. trI $500 It1t return
' fH..fE fh.. afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
COMMITTEE FAILS
TO GET A QUORU NJ
APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE DIS
CUSSED m INFORMAL
MANNER.
Another Meeting Called for This Al.
ternoon-Expect Final Adop-
zion at Session OF
Council TCnluht


ternoon-ENpect Final Adop-
zion at Session OF
Council Tonight.
raining 10 Get quorum a. q meet
inS called FOR last night. tho finance
committee. with three members pres.
"nt. spent t"o hours in discussing in
ar Informal manner ths appropriation
ordinance " Iich has been before COun-
a.! a. numerous times since August l2
Another meeting has been called for
fhls Afternoon al > o'clock. when the
books ~ various city departments will
he gone over Tn al EFFORT 10 bring the
estimated expenditures 20 inset tho
receipts estimated for ths ensuing
year u Is expected that tho appru.
prlaf ION ordinance VIII be presented
IN such a form that n Will be- passed
by both branches OF council at ia
meeting tonight. without any objec-
lions
The discussion OF the ordinance last
night brought out many Interesting
faf 's. According 70 the report OF tlpB
S.t} assessor made public 10 the com
niree yesterday, tie taxation OF the
'en! estate and the persona! property
t- lower than for the year previous.
Ar tho revised estimate places the
a. iudl receipts for be ensuing year a.
S+St .'"u.li. FL. VIII De- necessary 20
car fue appropriation ordinance as g.
no" stands, SiS.-2u. % Member %
TIE C9mmitt-" present last uIghr 10
A"tcd thlf 81. no worth OF de'iugurut
water rents could Boo collected and
wer" 81 favor ~ having council adopt
% r"ellItlOu appointing "A collector to
DO fris lu addition. the state penalty
fHN. which last year amounted 10
fli.. and the license dog FAX .grre
NOT included 200 the estimated receipts.
ln going over part OF the urd'-
nanc" last liEAt. 10 Was scou Where
soy araI Dffr could be made iu a-yro-
pTiafl1r- FOR several dep. r. ments
hI' 7- the commi'fc" lacked quorum,
r1 a.. Jon cDgid be- taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
WARWOOD


deal was closed = couple ~ day 3
axe whereby KIEgt Reverend H-hop
J. j Domaine. Of the ~ Joseph q
Cathedral 81 Wheeling became
possersor o. .of 80. 3st on the east
side 81 Main street near sixteenth
street 90 This town. bishop DOnahue
stated that The lot wu o., used as e
site for new Catholic church 60 be-
erected in the near futur" a. q branch
~ The 81. Joseph b cathedral
The iof has frontage 81 i55 feet
and ~ extends fully thar distance 10
the rear. if FEE one of me best Ioca.
fion- no thl- town r. is uo. known
definitely Rheu frr work NHi be-
started on tle structure. but BE- isl uu-
derstOod that the plans are being
drawn up and work Uill bc started Boo
rho near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

! paFtv Competed u MFs Iame4 D
DOYLE. Mrs. q. " GraudstaTf Mrs. John
HUI and Mrs Lulu Riggs left yesterday
morning for Niagara Fails. wher. they
VIII spend the next ten days sight
seeing. The party will take in all tho
points Of interest along the lakes aud
anticirete A good time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

\ man giving his name rs Thomas
Richmond was arrested IN The local y q
80. yards late Tuesday evening and taken.
10 Aoundsyillc before squire = 4
Lewis, who fined him s. and trimmings
ur ten days IN the county jail Not hav-
INK the necessary cash he was remand
ed 20 the county jail for ten days. win
hard work OF the county roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

VI and VI. Nutust NoumHr- ~
South Whccling. visited their son carl
newman. ~ Nineteenth street. Tue.
day
Miss Martha Horing. of uc.- ave.
nue.. is visiting friends and relative
o. tniontown. ~
VIZ aud Mrs ltarry o. U,,d and
son George. ~ Main street are visit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
CREDITORS MEET.

The FIRST meeting ~ the creditors
~ Prank liaucr. proprietor n the Club
i'o" Iiu- Alloys. on Market street. was
mold Yesterday morning ~ the Office
of hcfrrcr i1 BANKRUPTCY ' w. Cum
min- Th" creditors filed their claim
and George Hcncke. attorney. was ap-
pointed trustee ~ the same time the
'ru fr" was Instructed ~ cell the prop
ortt of tho bankrupt. the regular pro.
c'durc having boon zone through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

trzted lectures viii - given this oven
ing ~ the auditorium 81 tho Christian
church- Rev .. p iiutsis- has been 81
EaEed 20 deliver the ie~turss and hs
come very highly rccor1 ncnded- Tho
subject - the lecture this evening all
- Travels Though t'aI4forutn. anN
u.i t4--s pisas-s tn .r4-uc- A small
admission g. t~srE CHI r1<s-1 ant TIE pu;s
lr ir re1s ~ ar c.lrdLsl1r f7yi'cd 50 a.
fr~H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
rl.t Riz contrnntn

NeII ana MCIIIIDuFn. WHO THTanfIY
purchased the larEs Ten acre tract %
land in the business district 60 This city
let the contract Tor half million ten
pound brick 60 the suburban Brick COM
psny. OF Mound vviiie These brick will
D. used in the paving 81 the streets nov
being opened up through this large trart
~ land. The WORK u grading and ct
ting the cement wall D.. prog rnssiuE
very nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

The attendance In the local public
schools Was materially Increased yes
i9rday over that OF Tuesday. the open
Ing day. Prof. J. T. King ls - the upln-
ion that by the end OF this week nearly
every scholar who has a report card ~ili
enroll anu the rooms viii then be filled
The first school sessions were held yes
terdsy and everything when OF smooth
ly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

IL reT ur1ffal grrr -Ts ru.1r ~
hsE-taI ~f-v~f. t.ssu,e-u -.aTr r-s g@t
nh gtT~~f.- ~ fuc-aily op----s So
49, ~ rust tuu rr.rf -l,sssrr uvrr Edarn
To- c-suf Wa very h-cr ARD - g-eEs.
- tb-rnz~irss - t-inE ~ aeh 3 ~zsssl
wflh The p-Tfpruano- ne shoss all
cuntinu~ ~nsh s. a-frr bona fier errert
.unAaV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
M'MECHEN
To Have Rally Day.

Arrangements have been completed
FOR rally day 20 be held All day next
sunday at the FIRST VI. T.. church The
affair will be held IN the basement o.
The new church and all are cordially ia
Nited to attend. 4 splendid program
mas been arranged and will Eegin
promptly AZ o'clock. Posters aunOunc-
'ug the rally have been distributed over
the city ard a very large crowd Is eN-
l-cted 20 be present The choir ~ the
church VIII render special music az each
service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

There are many things that a giri can
do
n hoe genuine sunrsrette through
and tfrough.
But she fails and the records shoR
DO clear
Arain and aFain. % an auctioneer
she never can learn 90 say with ease,
Now. gentlemen. make me an ones,
please
--Judgs, ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

Tho storh paid ,ist FOB the homo
OF Nr and Nrs o. 2 Zocrklrr. of Sis
feeufh street Tu'ad,s evening and
brought fhcm n son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

Town Sergeant ~ T. Poole has
warned tho people not fp throw brok
On glass ou the street There is e.
state md town ordinance Eut-ruing
THIS and N any person ia caught fhpt
are liable Co fine and iwrr -urweuf
improving After Being Very iU
Miss Gertrude Campbell ~ fIffn
street and Kirh.tnd avenue .- able 90
be- up and around after 1r illness %
about two weeks
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
CUNBOAT RUSHED
To WEST MEXICO
The Annapolis" Sails From
San Diego for Guayamas
Under Sealed Orders.

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Feb. Rush
orders bidding the United States gun
boat Annapolis sail without delay from
San Diego for Guayamas, Mexico, were
received today by Commander w. j
Terhune. The Annapolis has been an
chored for some days in San Diego har-
Dor. Emergency measures were at once
employed to round UP the crew. both
here and in Los Angeles.
Commander Terhune stated that the
orders from the navy department in
Washington are sealed.
The Annapolis got under way shortly
after daybreak this morning and Is
steaming to Guayamas with all speed
Guayamas is the northernmost of the
Mexican mainland coast ports on the
Gulf of California.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
WOMAN REFUSING TO
GIVE TESTIMONY IN A
DIVORCE SUIT rs CITED

Recause she fatty refused to be cross
questioned by a commissioner appoint
or 70 take testimony in divorce pro-
ceeiings pending in New York MIS-
Tosepb f. Bryan, 251 Crew street, was
hailed into superior court today on a
contempt order issued by Judge w.
D. Ellis,
Mrs. Bryan was mot at home to
Deputy Sheriff Foster Hunter last night
when he sought to serve her with a
COPY Of the courts rule issued at the
behest of Commissioner Walter Hen
dirk yesterday afternoon. Later the
deputy got Mrs. Bryan over the tele-
phone and notified her of the courts
order.
Through her attorney Mrs. Bryan
again today expressed her reluctance
to discuss the marital troubles of G..
B Palmer and his wife, even before
court. on her lawyers motion the
case was postponed
The testimony sought is in reference
10 Carl B. Palmer, a divorce defendant,
who is said TO have boarded with the
Bryans q year ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
COURT PERMITS LAD
TO SELL LAND SINCE
RENT ISHARDT GET

SAVANNAH GA, Feb. because
he had so much difficulty collecting his
share of the income, which amounted to
about a bale Of cotton a year, Arthur
Winthrop Davis has secured permits
sion from Judge Walter G. Charlton.
in the superior court, to sell q 1Oo-acr
tract of land in the 496th district of
Fayette county.
The petition was flied by Forrest S.
Davis, as guardian of Arthur, who is
only seven years OF age. The child
owns an undivided interest in the land.
He is supposed to receive as gross in
come from the land one bale of cotton
OF the average value OF $50 a year. 1t
was shown that it is very hard to get
tenants to deliver the one bale to Ar
thur. He has had to employ counsel
and get what was due him after re-
course to the law.
Finding an opportunity to sell the
property to John A. Burch for $3.50, the
boys guardian obtained permission to
dispose of it, the proceeds to be rein
vested.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
NORMAL PRESIDENT
REPRESENTATIVE
AT MISSION BANQUET

Jere M. Pound, president of the State
Normal school, at Athens, will repre-
sent the laymen of the state at large
at the dinner Friday night, which for
mally will open the campaign for Gu
ban missions, to be conducted this
month by the Methodists OF the At
lanta district.
The dinner will be given by district
lay leaders, James L. Mayson and ].
M. Skinner. The only speakers will be
Mr.. Pound and Mr.. Skinner Every
Methodist minister in Atlanta is ex-
pected to be present as we'll as the lay
leaders Of the various churches.
The campaign will continue for If
teen or twenty days and will be launch
ed to raise $4,000 for Cuban missions.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
PR|NCETONPLANS
WILSON SEND-OFF
Whole Town to Give President
Fleet Rousing Farewell on
March |.

gprNrDTON. n. j.. Feb. Pres
49,. o,ect Wilson went to Philadelphia
s.. - see his dentist. Before start
Mr. Wilson learned that the towns
,Io NJ Princeton were preparing to
~ him q rouslng farewell on Satur-
s.r March /, two days before he leaves
49, washington to be inaugurated.
The plans were announced by Joseph
r,.,e princeton citizen, who has been
norsoral friend Of the president-elect
80 oo Years. It is understood nearly
.5a entire population of the town ir-
.os,ective of political feelings, viii
.oarch 10 the Wilson cottage in Cleve-
,ord lane headed by brass band.
Local orators will make farewell
..aacbes wishing Mr.. Wilson good luck
AVID nrosperity in the white house. The
orasident-elect will respond.
s-u6ents at the university have ar
.ongod for four special trains to carry
.ho 0oO Princeton men to Washing
,or TO take part in the inaugural pa
I'D. Mr. Wilson has accepted an in
,,,,ation TO use one of the private cars
far himself and family on the trip to
U-osbinqton The students are trying
~ .ecure for him the private car Fed
araI which he used during the cam
naigD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07

how do you raise alfalfa?
He grabbed at his whskers and
looked so surprised that did not wait
for an answer.
Then l wrote to the agricultural de-
partment at Washington. Failing to
get reply after few weeks Of wait
Ing, planted a field of alfalfa on my
own hunch.'
1t has reached waist high now and
Is the finest field of hay have seen
this winter. But what do you think
got this reply yesterday from the
Washington experts:
We beg your. pardon for the de-
lay. The rush of work caused us to
overlook your letter. We are sorry to
inform you that alfalfa won't grow in
the section referred to-"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
WOMAN CERTAIN SHE
SAW HUSBAND, LOST
10 YEARS, IN "MOVIE"

LANSING, MICH. Feb Mrs.
Mary Brownell. positive that she recog-
nlzed her ten-year- missing husband in
one of the figures marching in Chi
cago convention parade depicted by a
moving picture show, has resumed
search for the man.
Brownell went on a hunting trip to
the north woods. He never returned
His wife searched for long time, then
gave up the search. When she saw the
picture she was certain the man was
her husband. She had part of the film
cut off and the pictures enlarged. Chi
cago police have been notified
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
Soil Experts Drop in AshIey's Estimation
FARMS ON HUNCHESNO

Councilman Claude L. Ashley, anna
teur farmer, stood upon the city hall
steps today and denounced the agri-
cultural experts of our government
with much feeling. He said he had
been convinced 1t was better to follow
the signs of the moon any time than
their advice; and he proceeded to relate
the circumstances of his enlighten-
ment.
Some months ago decided to plant
some alfalfa on my farm just outside
of the CITY," he said 81 hied over to
the state department of agriculture and
there was greeted by a man with very
long whiskers For the moment failed
to remember that the slang writer's had
dubbed such brush as his alfalfa, and
straight from the shoulder I asked:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
New Vapor Treatment
Relieves Three Year Old Child of Severe Attack of
Group Instantly.

This new vapor treatment Is In the
form OF salve and is applied exter-
nally, doing away with the danger Of
dosing little stomachs with medicine
It is rubbed on the chest and throat
and covered with warm cloths The
body heat releases antiseptic vapors,
which are inhaled with every breath
direct to the lungs affording instant
relief. At the same time 1t Is absorbed
through the skin, taking out all sore
ness or tightness The worst cases Of
GROUP are relieved in fifteen minutes,
severe colds in one night.
The leading druggists sell this new
treatment to their customers with the
guarantee that II 1t docs not afford
quicker relief and II they do not like It
better than any other treatment they
ever tried, the full retail price Of &c,
6oc OF 81 wifi be returned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
BLAME FILM PICTURES
FOR MANS SELF-DEATH

ROCKFORD, I'LL, Feb. Carl Olson
separated from his bride Of three months
following a quarrel, committed suicide
by tnhaling gas. His act is believed to
have been prompted by seeing motion pic
lures suggesting his own loneliness.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
Mother Unable to Find Any.
thing That Affords Relief
Until This New Treatment
Was Used.

Memphis, Tenn.-Mrs. 7. A. Hagger-
ty. of sos Manassas street. says: My
little three year-old boy has been sub
1ect to severe attacks OF Group and
bronchitis, and l was unable to find
anything to give satisfactory relief Our
druggist recommended Vick's Group and
Pneumonia Salve and after using It., find
that II gives perfect satisfaction Here
after will always keep q jar on hand.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
PARIS FLOOD DANGER
GROWS AS SEINE RISES

PARIS, Feb. Flood dangers in
creased in. Paris as the Seine continued
70 rise, and many new sections In the
low lying districts were inundated. The
water was backed up through the sew
eS flooding many cellars. Business was
Handicapped in the warehouse district.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
THIRD BANK SOON TO BE
OPEN IN DOUGLASVILLE

DOUGLASVILLE, GA, Feb. IA new
bank, which will make the third for this
place, will be established here within a
short time. Sufficient capital has been
subscribed to make It a certainty. Or.
7. r. Whitley is the prime mover in the
organization.
The other two banks here have made
excellent showings in the past few years