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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

Mrs Richard = Brooks regent 81
the Piedmont Continental chapter
y a. r. entertained al bridge
luncheon Saturday afternoon for Mrs
Sheppard w Foster. State regent,
Mrs Frank Orne Mrs. Charley Rice
s N Dean Of Palmetto. Mrs w r
Roberts of F'airburn, Mrs. T. e. Per
ker And Mrs. g. G. Holt Of Macon.
The house was decorated with yell
low dahlias guldenglow. goldenrod
and autumn foliage and American
Beauty roses in the dining room
There were IS guests.
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For Miss Delhi.

Mrs. I A. BRADY gave a box party
at the Forsyth for Miss Florence
Delhi bride elect. and her guest,
Miss Margaret donaldson, OF cha tia
noOCs other guests were Misses
Elizabeth Burke. Elizabeth Miller.
Marie Brady Kate Coleman Flor
ruye FleCk. Mamie pouEhcrty Mr.
= " Miner gives theater party
Monday evening for Miss Delhi. and
Mrs \. J. Young and Mrs Ernest
Cunningham give dinner narty at
the Flks' Club Tuesday for her.
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Glen Harris. Mrs. Charles Underwood
ana Miss Lesem Mrs. Robert Under
wood wore black crepe meteor. and
Miss Lessen vas gowned in pale blue
cloth over ivory lace.
Mrs. Underwood was assisted in
entertaining by her mother. Mrs VI
n Underwood, and Mrs. " r. An
oerson and Mrs. Charles Underwood.
SLNtoen gue-ts were nresert
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Mrs. D. A. Ledbetter, Of Ar5s,,..
:. C; Miss Brock. Of AndA-.,.
Miss Lyon. OF GreenviIle. : r
at the Hotel Ansley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Fled H.
Robert Berkmans. Edward Dol
ty, Marcus. Macklin and Dr.. Pov u,
RS have returned from sho-. :,
al R4bun.
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return from New York the latter part
Of the month.
Mrs E. r. Booth, Mrs. Frank orme'
Mrs Charles Rice and Mrs. John H.
Andrews are guests Of Mrs. r. P.
Brooks q. her home in Forsyth.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Kaufman, Of
Chattanooga. viii come 70 Atlanta 10
live i'm November
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The Wedding OF Miss Enic kinnard
~ Atlanta. and Mr. Duff Edward Can
trell, Of Smyrna. took place last Wed
resday afternoon At O'Clock, Dr A
4. Little officiating
Tine bride wore a white suit with
hat 10 match.
Mr.. and Mrs ran,rel are now al
home in Smyrna
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a birthday party Was given re
Gently by Mr.. and Mrs. W X. Speir
to % little friends oc their daughter.
Eleanor. on her sixth birthday. The
house was decorated with plants.
ferns ana cu, flowers Mrs. Spelr
was assisted IN entertaining by Miss
Mamie Lee Stone. who arranged q
splendid program OF games. the most
Interesting Of which was the donkey
contest In this EdWins Wray won
the first prize. while the BOBBY prize
fell 10 Emily Wade.
Those present were Martina and
Eliza beth Tuggle Of Stone Mountain
Emily Wade, Mary Hutchison, Mar
suerite Hall. Caroline Barry. Edwind
Wray. Christine and Annie Louise
Dunn. Matte Ruth Stone. Lillian VII
liams. Marguerite Sewell, Willie Lee
and Ruth Thompson, Eleanor Speir
Elsie. Mary ollie and Virginia Terry
Lavinia BoyIeston. Mary Hutchins
Hugh HodO, Fred Williams, JI,, Alon-
20 HollingswOrth, BIZ Cory and
Ralph Pitts
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DISTINGUISHED o. A. r.

The James Monroe Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, entertained At Hill Crest me
home ~ Mrs. ". e. HI vice regent,
for Mrs Sheppard " Foster, Stale
regent.
Receiving with MS Hill were Mrs.
Foster, Mrs. Frank II Orme, Mrs.
Charles Rice, Mrs s. NJ Dean, Mrs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

The Joseph Habersham Chapter D.
4 r viii hold us regular monthly
meeting "Wednesday afternoon af 9
O'Clock in the assembly room ~ the
Hotel Aue5rr. second floor
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Uncle Renus Memorial Association.

The Uncle Rcmuz Memorial Assoc
citation will meet Tuesday At 1880
O'Clock in the committee room ~ Car
rlgie Library
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For Miss Andrews.

Iu Comp'imcn, 10 Miss SddNe I'm
Trep-s. bride Of the week, there
were number of parties last week.
an SATURDAY Miss Gertrude Andrews
gave luncheon Al the Hotel Anslel
Tor her The table held a basket q
Killarney roses and covers we're laid
for twelve. Miss Bernice Schuessler
entertained AZ a matinee party al ne
Forsyth Monday afternoon for MISS
Andrews
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Rln. Of Baltimore guests OF Dr and
Mrs Charles Remseu. other guests
were Mrs William T. T't. Of Now
YORK. and Nr. Joe Brown Gonna ..
Mr. and Nr- Baldwin have returned
70 Bal. more.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
For Miss Ryan.

Miss Lillian Carter gave A matinee
party at the Forsyth Saturday for
Miss Clarisse Ryan, who leaves for
Fort Riley this month. Guests were
Misses Frances Springer. Marjorie
DiCkert, Irene NanDyke Louise
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For Miss Minis.

Several parties have neen planned
for Miss Eva Meril Minis hose mar
riage TO Mr.. James Roy Armand will
take place October g
Mrs. Frank Vaughan VIII give d
theater party Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Fairman will entertain for Miss
Minis and M Almand a their home
on Eighth street Friday evening. and
Miss Lois Minis w.' give a matinee
party at the Forsyth Saturday MIR.
ana Mrs John Minis will give din
ner party SATURDAY evening Miss
Mary Mendenhall and Mrs w. 2.
Johnson will give miscellaneous
shower at the home Of Miss Menden-
hall on Euclid avenue on October q.
Misses Caroline Thomas and Ethel
Millican will entertain at a box party
and tea at the Georgian Terrace on
October 23. Mrs. Goldie Lloyd will
give a dinner party at her home IN
Druid Hills Friday evening, October
"a. Miss NJ F. Rufin will give a 500
party and shower AZ her home on
Spring street October %. Miss La =
vinia Minis will entertain at a theater
party on Monday afternoon, October
o. and Mr.. and Mrs James P Minis
will entertain A. a buffet supper after
the rehearsal on October rs.
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Fraternity Dances.

Tho Veek-end dances among Nc
sratsrnltes or Tech have started
Last SATURDAY. afternoon the Phi
Delta Theta Fraternity gave an IN
formal dance 81 their chapter house,
inviting nout 90.
This week there will be dances At
tho chapter houses 81 the Kappa Sig
ma sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma
\u Fratcrnliics.
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For Home for Old Women.

Mrs. J. }. Logue. chairman, re-
quests donations for the Home FOR
Old Women on Donation Day to be
observed Tuesday
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For Miss Adgste Ellis.

Mrs Julian Field VIII entertain for
Miss Adgate Ellis 4 debutante, the
date 10 be decided later
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All Day Sewing

There viii be an all-day sewing A.
the First Methodist Church Thurs
dav for the Decatur Orphanage
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MI and Mrs Walter r. Mooney an
nounc- the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Ednah Lettia, To- Mr.. Harry 10
seph Lee on Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Lee viii be- at the Her
WitaEa Hotel. Nashville for several
weeks
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kormaI study 81.

The Norma STUDY Class viii meet
ia he library Of the Girls HlgH
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

LOOMS Dorothy Morris. Sarah De-
Saussure, Mary DeSaussure and LII
Ian Garter
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For Miss Sarah Rawson.

Mrs. William A. Speer viii enter
tain for Miss Sarah Rawson before
her marriage to Mr.. Marion Smith
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

Or and Mrs Phinizv Calhoun en-
.ortained informally At luncheon at
ne Capital City Country Club sun
day for Mr.. and Mrs Willard Bald
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Birthday Party.

Elizabeth Ramey will give box par
t. for her Monday.
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Luncheon for Miss Lesem.

Mrs. Robert WHY Underwood gave
an auction bridge Friday az her home
in West End for her sister Miss Lii
liam Lesem Of Gillespie, III
The prizes we're won by Mrs Lu-
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A. Fast Lake Country Club.

AT East Ldho SobHNIJ WV
In spite OF the rainy day SATURDAY,
there was a large crowd at East Lake
~ watch the match games between
Nardun and Ray and the club profes-
SIGNALS They followed the players
bout the course and then had dinnet
on the porch and, Of course, later
there was the usual Informal dance.
Among those present were Misses
Mary Hines, Frances Connally Lula
Dean Jones. Mignon MCCarty, Mar
saret McCarty, Helen MCCarty, Ma .
mie Ansley. Helen Mccullough, Nell
Prince. Alice May Freeman, Nellie
Kiser Stewart, LYDIA Nash, Mary Ag-
mes O'Donnell Of New Orleans, Emma
Lowry Freeman, Carolyn King, LII
Ian Logan, Alice Martin OF Jackson
Vile Cwho Is visiting Mrs. Warner
Martini Isabel Kuhrt Gertrude Rich
ardson. Marguerite Ward, Martha
Ednondaon, Mr. and Mrs Clarke Nc
Michael MIR. and Mrs Robert Lee
toonev. Mr.. and Mrs Valdcmar GUIDE
Mr. -,A Mrs Charles NCaZy Rain
water Mcssrs Curry Moon, Elwyr
Tomlinson. sam Lacy Of Richmond
Edwin McCarty, Sion Hawkins Ew-
ing Dean. Richards. Travis Hun. Ned
Hit. Moulirle Hit, Charles Mead n
IT,. Frank O'kccfe Hughes Roberts
Dozier Lowndes. Eugene Haynes
Rockover Toy, Julian Thomas, John
NTecasliu. Byron Crawford, L. Frank
Montgomery. VIII Many, Henry
Kuhrt. Turner Carson, Carl Ram
speCk, Chess Halle. Beverly BuRoSe
George Street and Or. Charles Hodge
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
PERSONAL

Miss Esther Holleyman VIII visl'
in WaynesborO the last Of October
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cauthorn vii
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
RACE SEPARATION
IN POPULARFA VOR
Councilman AshIey'S Proposal
Endorsed Ordinance Ready
for Monday.

Councilman Claude L. Ashleys pro-
posal to segregate the white and negro
races in Atlanta has aroused strong
support especially in the eastern sec
ton of the city, where there are no
definite lines of demarcation and nu-
merous efforts to separate the races
have proved futile.
While former similar movements
have been abandoned because of oppo-
sftion from negroes who pleaded that
such plan would inspire race preju-
dice, and from property owners who ar
gued pecuniary damage, Councilman
Ashley declared today he would force
the issue to point because of the sue
cess of lick ordinances in Baltimore
and Richmond
The supreme court of Maryland has
held the Baltimore law to be consti-
tutional. Councilman Ashley said ii
did not interfere with constitutional
rights any more than the Jim Grow"
laws governing public utilities.
Charles p. Glover, president of the
Atlanta Real Estate Exchange, said he
would not speak officially. but that he
personally thought it was a good move
and that such a law would increase
realty values in both white and negro
sections.
Councilman Ashley has already re-
ceiVed pledges of support from a num-
Der of councilmen. He will present his
ordinance Monday, providing that d
majority of the residents in any city
block shall determine whether that
block shall be inhabited exclusively by
white people or negroes by petitioning
the building inspector. Servant houses
in the rear of residences are excepted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
l. 6. SUFFRAG|ST
IN LONDON JAIL
Wealthy Michigan Girl Choose,
Prison Rather Than Pay Fif.
teen Dollars Fine,

LONDON, Feb. 15.-Miss zouo ~
son rich American girl who said bon ,,l'ef'
was in Jackson, Mich, and who nome
rested last night on two charges oe va" az, ar
ing missiles and assaulting a no,, lion
hcer, was arraigned in the Thar 80 Oh
station today and sentenced police
months Imprisonment on one chou. one
TWO weeks on the other. She u.a and
the option of paying SIS in fines b., sven
clared that she would rather 90 ou' de'
Miss Emerson was arrested afto, Jsa
fragette outbreak Sylvia p,r, d SUI
Daisy Lansbury and Miss Fn,or ,,".u'Sl,
raded the streets after meetins \ pa
Pankhurst picked up a stone and , llSs
1t through window. 'u'ei
When arrested she became vi,,,..
Miss Emerson interfered, using Iana and
toward the policeman which led to bs.S
rest. Miss Emerson formerly liver es a.
Chicago. Her private income is go, ID
be $1,000 a year. ga" %
Sylvia Pankhurst was sentenced 49,
charges of window smashing toSa. 'S0
eight weeks Imprisonment with tho ~; 10
lege of paying $50 in fines. ''''
Daisy Lansbury, who was charoea ,.,,
melting Sylvia Pankhurst to riotine, wy" wiz,
discharged "'s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
LEADERS OF FOREIGN
MISSION MOVEMENT
HERE FOR CAMPAIGN

Strong in the belief that they will
raise at least fair proportion OF the
$S,000,000 endowment for foreign mis-
sion work of the Christian church, four
leaders of the foreign movement are in
Atlanta today ready to wage war for
their enterprise.
DR. Royal j. Dye, from Bolenge. AZ
RIGA; DR.. Abram E. Corey, of China ;
DR.. A. |. S. Shelton, of Tibet, and DR..
W. ID. Cunningham. of Japan. are the
battlers for the fund and will be in At
lanta about week. They are on a ma
ton wide tour in an effort to acquire
the large donations asked.
DR.. Corey will speak at the First
Christian church tomorrow morning
Or. Dye will speak in the same place in
the evening. No offerings will be asked
during the services. Monday night ia
bles Will be spread in the banquet hall
OF one OF the downtown hotels and the
missionaries will entertain the officers
and their wives Of all the churches Of
the Christian denomination in Atlanta.
A prominent Northern member of the
church donated $4,000 to pay the ex-
penses OF such banquets in the cities
visited.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
PATTERSON INSPECTS
MUSC0GEE'S CONVICTS

COLUMBUS, GA, Feb. 15.--Judge T.
Il, Patterson, Of the Georgia prison
commission, has been in Muscogee
county visiting the three convict camps,
where he made a rigid inspection and
is complimentary in his statement in
regard to the condition in which he
found the camps.
While in Columbus he visited Wiley
Williams, another member of the COM
mission. who is seriously Ill at his home
on the Macon road. two or three miles
out from the city. The condition of
Captain Williams is regarded as criti-
cal by his physicians.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
BULCAR|ANS SINK
TWO TROOP SHIPS
Turks Lose 5000 More at
Cherkeni-MosEem Battle
ship Lost.

ATHENS. Feb. 1.-Two Turkish
troop ships, filled with Asiatic troops
are reported to have been sunk by
Bulgarian artillery off the port of Ro-
dosto on the Sea of Marmora. The
ships were preparing to disembart the
Turkish soldiers when hidden Bulga-
rian battery opened fire.
a Sofia dispatch. sent in the general
Interchange OF war notices among the
governments Of the Balkan league, stat
ed that 5000 Turks were killed in the
attack at Cherlleui upon Turkish trans
ports by the Bulgarisns The Bulga
rians have taken up positions at every
port ON the Sea of Marmora to prevent
the landing Of Asiatic Turkish troops.
The Turkish battleship Assaritewfit
went aground in the Black Sea today,
and late wireless report indicated
that she was irretrievably lost The
Turkish government Immediately or
deled to cruiser Messudiyek and two
torpedo boats to the scene TO defend
the wreck from bulgarian dcstroyers.
Crown Prince Constantine. who is
With the Greek army besieGing Janiua
has telegraphed that some of the Turk
ish officers are trying to prevent their
fanatical Mohammedan troops from
carrying ont the injunctions of the
priests to turn the struggle into holy
war Of determination.
Major HALL. one Of the best known
Turkish officers in EpiruS, was shot to
death. after being courtmartialed, for
allowing his troops to massacre Chris
IiaDS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MISS OGDEN HELD TODAY

Funeral services for Miss Eliza Os-
den, ~ years old. who died last night
at the residence of her nephew. Or
dunbar Ogden, pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian church, will be held from,
the church this afternoon at O'Clock
and the interment will be in Westview
cemetery.
Miss Ogden was a native Of New Or
leans. She reared DR.. Ogden from in
fancy and for many years had resided
with him. She was devoted member
of the church of which DR.. Ogden ia
pastor and was closely identified with
It's charitable works.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
HARDWOOD

Mrs. T. P. Cornell will leave shortly TO
visit friends in Washington, d. c., where
she viii be during the inauguration. Be
fore returning home she will also visit
friends in Baltimore
Mrs. Jenny simmons, after spending
The winter with her sister in Montgomery,
Ala. will return home today.
Mrs T.. NJ. Willingham spent Sunday
With friends in Roswell, Ca.
Master William Prendergrsst, after
spending some time with Mrs. Joseph
smith, viii leave today with his
father for his future home in New Or
leans
Mrs H. NJ. lin will entertain her sew
ing club next Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Swan and family.
former residents of kirl<wood, but who
have been living in Charleston, s c.. for
some years, have recently returned to
take possession Of their former home on
Howard street
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig and daughter have
moved from klrkwood TO Atlanta and are
now at home on summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hill are now. ocou-
pNing their new home on Trott street,
which has recently been completed
Miss Cooper, who has quite a large
class in music and expression at the
kirkwood school is now making her home
in lnman Park.
Miss Lucille Trammen's approaching
marriage TO Mr.. Lowndes Calhoun Con-
nally viii be of much interest to friends
at Kirkwood, where she lived for some
years before moving TO College Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Westbrook are making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs Stead.
Mrs. Turner was given a delightful sur
prise party by the members Of her sew
ing club. the occasion being celebration
of her eighteenth wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Herring. of Spar
tdnbur2. =. g, have been the guests dur
ing the week OF Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Nash
i'm Sutherland terrace
Mr. W. .. Mitchell. Of Wadeland. who
las been seriously in, ia now slightly i'm.
proved.
Miss Frances Nash entertained her club
at Valentine party this afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
LITERARY BRIDE PICKS
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW

Los ANGELES, Feb. 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bryn Owsley, here on their
honeymoon have decided to stay. The
bride of a week, whose literary nom
de plume is "Hildric Davenport" has
bungalow.
The Owsley wedding, which took
place in Stamford, Conn, a week ago
last Tuesday, created considerable sur
prise in literary and society circles.
Owsley had but two days previously ar
rived from the Balkan war
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
SIX NOW SEEKING SEAT
OF LATE REP. LEGApy

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. l5-S,,
candidates for congress to succeed ~
late George S. Legare are now in ~
race II. Leon Larisey, who opnosA,
Congressman Legare unsuccessfuIIv II
the last election, and f. W. Hpgbo.
twice candidate for mayor of Charlesto
and in the race to succeed Judge Brar
ley on the Federal bench, have ON
nounced that they are applicants fl
selection along with r. S. Whalev G
S. Won kolnitz, J. H. Peurifoy and ] G
Padgett.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
Adrianople
Still Burning

SOFIA, Feb. 15.-The southeastern
quarter of the beIeaguered Turkish city
Of Adrianople was still on fire today,
according to military dispatches from
the front. and II was decided to allow
all foreigners TO leave the city. or
ders were sent to the Bulgarian COM
mander to cease the bombardment until
an opportunity could be given the for
eigneTS to leave
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
MAN ROBBED OF $2O,65O
IN N. y: POLICEMEN NEAR

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.--C. c. Van
Wagner, one Of the owners Of the Char
levoix Products Company, Charlevoix,
Mich, was held up early this morning
near Broadway and Forty first street
and within block of two patromen
on fixed posts, by three well dressed
men, who robbed him of $3.50 in cash.
three checks aggregdting 5000 and a
sealed envelope containing 100000
worth of bonds. The highwaymen es-
capped.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
MAKING MAP r TooMRs.

NIDALIA, GA, Feb. 15.-Surveyors
have commenced running lines. laying
out districts and procuring other data
for the new county map recommended
by the last grand jury Of Toombs coun-
tY. The map will have a correct plat
Of the county roads. and the school
houses viii bc designated.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
WILSON'S BROTHER QUITS
RACE FOR SENATE OFFICE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-In a letter
to Senator MARITIME. OF New jersey.
made public today Joseph Wilson,
brother Of President elect Wilson. has
announced his withdrawal as candidate
for the secretaryship of the senate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
DR.. ROBERTSON TO PREACH
ON 1.-THE CHILD OF GOD"

DR.. f. F. Robertson. superintendent
Of the Atlanta Association OF Baptist
Churches. viii deliver a series of spo-
cial enlistment" sermons at the Can
ito Avenue Baptist church beginning
tomorrow morning and continuing
throughout the week. The services will
be under the direction OF Rev. c. p.
Ragsdale, pastor OF the church, with
the subject. The Child of Christ"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
Greeks Chasing
Turk Cruiser

ROME. Feb. l5.-Through a storm
which is raging ovet the southern
shores Of the Mediterranean sea- the
Turkish cruiser Hamidieh is being pur-
sued today by four Greek torpedo boats
"A wireless message from Malta said
the Mamidieh was expected TO put in
At some neutrAl port
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
BIG MUSICAL COMEDY
AT BONITA THEATER
ANOTHER WEEK

The Schafer Mason Musical Com
edy Company, which has made such
decided hit at the Bonita for an
other week, playing Whose BABY
Are Your the first three days Mr..
Schafer, who. by the way. is a ma
tive OF Georgia. says this play has
been produced 1000 times and is still
good. This company has not only
me best comedians, bur the best
trained and most attractive show
girls yet seen i'm Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
BROWNS IN SWOLLEN CREEK.

DALTON. GA, Feb. 15-While on
his way to school near Rocky Face,
Whitfield county, yesterday, a young
son of Riley Green, a negro, slipped off
footlog spanning Mill creek, and was
drowned. The creek was swollen from
recent rains. The body was not re-
covered until six hours after the drown
ing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
U. S. v. TO NAME COMMANDER.

NlDALlA, GA, Feb. l5.--The Gem
eral Wade Hampton camp, United Con-
federate Veterans, will hold a special
meeting at the court house in Lyons,
February 25, TO elect a new commander
to succeed Commander C. H. Mann,
who recently died.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
GERMAN NAVAL ENGINEER
Is ARRESTED AS TRAITOR

BERLIN. Feb. 15.-Dr Segel, an en-
sineer employed in the naval construc-
ton department of the imperial navy
was arrested today, charged with sell
ing plans Of German submarines to the
British government.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
DON'T TRY IT AGAIN."
SAYS DIVORCE JUDGE

STAMFORD, CONN, Feb. 15.-In
granting to Andrew Charlton a second
decree of divorce from woman, Judge
Burpee said he could have this one
decree, but don't try 1t again"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
LORD NELSON ILL AT 90.

LONDON, Feb. i5.--Lord Nelson,
grandson of the hero Of Trafalgar, is
seriously ill. II was said at his resi-
dence today that the gravest fears were
entertained because Of his advanced
age. He Is 30 years OF age.