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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Dalton

N ALTON July 19.-Miss Elizabeth
| j. Parker Of Atlanta; Miss Hes
ter Blair, Of Chattanooga; Miss
Grace Boring. Of Bristol, and Miss
Anna Skinner, of Atlanta, were
guests at a moonlight picnic at
Starks Spring Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Clayton Moore and Miss Willie White
chapcroned the party
The wedding Of Miss Eugenia Bit
ting and DR. Harry L. Jarvis will take
place at the First Baptist Church
Wednesday afternoon The ceremony
will be said by the Rev. Edward Dyer,
Of Marietta.
Compimenting her guest, Miss Will
louise Whittenberg, Of Atlanta Miss
Mary d. Erwin entertained at a
moonlight picnic Tuesday evening,
the party being chaperoned by Mrs.
j. Il. Sattertield, of Macon.
Mrs. J. y. Caylor and Miss Louise
Sutherland chaperoncd a moonlight
picnic and straw ride to Lukens
Spring Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Smith left Fri
day for a fortnights stay at Wrights-
Vile Beach.
Miss Minnie Gregory will spend
next week In Mineral PapS, Tenn.
Miss Undine Carter. Of Forsyth,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs
F. NJ. King, left Tuesday for her
home, being accompanied by Mrs.
King, who will spend several weeks
there
Mrs f. X. McCutchen is the guest
of her father Senator }. II. Felker, Of
Monroe
Miss Ruth Horne left Saturday for
a visit of several weeks 10 her aunt,
Mrs. Tom Lee, at Chickamauga.
Miss Fannie Black, Of Calhoun, who
has been entertained as the guest Of
Miss Nell Wright, left Tuesday for
her home
Miss Ellen Lowry. of Rome, spent
several days this week in the city
with Mrs NJ. l.. Gudger en- route to
Catoosa Springs, where she will
spend several weeks.
Miss Addie Horne is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Horne in Atlanta.
Mrs Albert Link. of Brooklyn, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rush
ton.
Mrs. J. r. Denton. Miss Willouise
WhittenbeTg, Of Atlanta. Miss Mary
d, Erwin and Miss Kate Harlan mo-
tored Tuesday to Calhoun, where they
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w Hamilton and
Mr.. Henry Hamilton have returned
from an extended stay at Indian
Springs
Miss lnez Reid. of Atlanta, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. He
rault, on Cleveland street, for several
weeks left Tuesday for her home, be-
ing accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. He
rault, who will spend some time there
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day for the mountains Of North Car
DINA.
Mrs. Arthur Overton and Miss
Pauline Overton have left Eagles
Nest, \. c., and are now at Mountain
Meadow Inn, Asheville.
Miss Kate Bell left Thursday for
a months stay at the GreenDrier
White, Virginia.
Miss Edith Sanderford has returned
from Macon, where she was the guest
of Miss Virginia Jones.
Miss Sara Carter left Wednesday
night to visit relatives at Sewanee.
Miss Addie Warwick is visiting rel
atives in Jacksonville.
Mrs. J. L. Boston, of Atlanta, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. oliver
Bacon.
Mrs. Sidney L. Moore will sail on
August for Boston.
Miss Valencia Knox is the guest Of
Miss Martha Brotherton In Jackson
Vile.
Miss Nettie Cay Littleton is tho
guest of Miss Martha Brotherton IN
Jacksonville.
Miss Efie Boyde Brewer left Tues
day to visit Miss Edith ln5lesOy al
Highlands, n. c.
Miss Meg Cosens and Miss Eleanor
Cosens are at Highlands, n. G.
Mrs j. c. Manning, Miss Helen
Manning and Master Grier Manning
will leave Sunday night for Balu-
more and Pennsylvania, accompanied
by Miss Duffie McMurtrie, of Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Wilbur Coney and Misses Ju-
liza and Rette Coney left Tuesday
night for Highlands, n. c.
Miss Julia Fannin left Tuesday
night for Highlands
Miss Jennie Cohen viii leave soon
for Atlanta. where she will spend a
'short time before going to Marietta.
Miss Annie Walters, accompanied
by Misses Elizabeth and Gussie Wal
Tiers are at Garne+ G
The Misses Ella Claire and Ernes-
tine Cuts have returned n'o--4 -.-,.--.
bus
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

s. C, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
;. D Richards.
Miss Agnes Brewer left Friday for
Statesboro to join a house party
which viii be entertained by Miss
Irene Arden.
AIRS. Her y Z Stevens and Mrs. w.
W. Owens left Thursday to visit Mrs.
Louis W. Haskell at North Hatley,
Canaca
Mrs William Garrard and Miss Ce-
ella Garrard, who are now at Mo-
makating Inn. New York, viii join
Mrs. A. 1. Read end MISS Anne Read
in New York next week, and go with
them to North Hatley. Canada, in
August
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Grady and
Miss Marie Grady sailed Thursday on
the City of St. Louis for New York
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Alan Brown
and Miss Mary Wayne viii sail on
July % for New York en- route to
Digby, Nova Scotia.
Miss Caroline Meldrim is spendiny
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gordon at Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy
have left for Johns Hopkins, Balti-
more, where they will spend few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Evans and son.
Sam Evans III, of Wadley, are the
guests of T. j. Peterson
Mrs. Leopold Adler and children
left Thursday night for the noun
tains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Noel Wright, who has been
spending several days in Savannah,
returned to Atlanta Thursday.
Mrs. Augustus Laffiteau and Misses
Henrietta and Lucille Laffiteau left
Thursday evening for Biltmore. n. =.
Mrs. A. B. Hull, Mrs Cowan and
Miss Sarah Hull left Thursday for
Black Mountain, n. c.
Miss Lizzie Johnson and Miss An
ME Johnson will leave on July 20 for
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. Howard Martin, of Albany, g
visiting her sister Mrs. r. V. Martin.
Mrs. n. D. NAPLES wi" leave Mon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

a member OF house party given
by Miss Evelyn Griffith.
Mrs r j. Edwards and little son.
Frances. returned Wednesday from
Chicago and the Great Lakes.
Mrs. r. r.. Cotingham and children,
Of Live Oak, Fla, are spending the
summer in Griffin.
Miss Louise Looney, Of Atlanta, who
for Two weeks has been the guest of
Miss Bessie Mitchell returned home
Thursday morning
Mrs. -. VI. Berry and Mrs. II. NJ,
AnOss returned home Wednesday aft
~ q stay Of two weeks at Indian
Springs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

ga, Morristown and Tate Springs.
Mrs Charles HartpenCe and little
daughter, Julia, accompanied by Miss
Estelle Collins, have gone 10 Bradley
Beach, y. J.
Mrs. G. NJ Barlow and little grand
sons Thomas and Otto Jones, have
returned from a visit to Virginia and
North Carolina.
Misses Carter and Wetel Harvey
have returned from visit 10 relatives
at Midland.
After a visit Of several weeks, Miss
India Young has returned TO her home
in Quitman, and Miss Wiuitred Wac
ley to her home in Macon.
Miss Mary Murphy, Of Atlanta. VII.
be the guest Of Miss Edna Crawford
the coming week
Miss Edith Mckenzie, who has been
the attractive guest of Miss Susie
Hatcher, has returned to her home al
Montezuma.
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Macon

MACON, July 10 Miss Louise
Kerr, of Augusta, has been en-
tertained this week as the guest
Of Miss Marguerite Kerr and Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Sheridan.
Wednesday night a dance was given
in her honor at the Log Cabin Club.
Among the guests were Miss Ander-
son, of Atlanta. and Mrs. Edward
Wadlev. Of Texas
Thursday afternoon Mrs. James
Ray Lyle gave a bridge party in Miss
Kerr's honor her guests including
Misses Marguerite Kerr. Laura n.
Key, Emma Powers. Louise Hill, BeT-
nice Wright Helen Wimberly ana
Fleta Holmes. Thursday night the
young men Of the COLLEGE set com
plimcntcd Miss Kerr with a tallyho
ride and picnic at Lakeside Park.
A quiet wedding of Wednesday
evening was that Of Miss Lydia Ellis,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Ellis.
to Benjamin B. Black. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. w. ..
Wade.
The Chapter and the Alumnae As
ISOLATION of the Phi Mu held a meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Marie Adams, who was elected
"a delegate to the national convention.
Mrs. Amelia X. Williams and Miss
Martha Williams sailed to-day from
Savannah for New York. Returning,
they will visit Philadelphia and Har-
risbuTg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. \. GoodaU. Miss
Sadie Roberts, Miss Earl HUMPHREYS
and j. w. Coins. Clarence Roberts and
Carl Poland form party who re-
turned to-day from St SimOns Island.
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Griffin

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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
c. 4 E.. /. ANNOUNCES
BIG CUT IN EXPENSES
Das,iiis shop. VIII t~ Hard Hit. at In Has ra for
Road Nss-Thossss Osi, T~msorsr,

pan'iil'. III, Dee. is. 1sf3--A wholesale cut
In rhI"nses. far-reatIllng, but thoup hi b. only
t'mIofdfS was announced Just after noon k.stsr-
dd} when bulletins Her. post.d on the boartl- of
tn { T.. / Offices In this city stating mat the
entife working forC. at tn. shops would IN The
futhis ~ork . dass IN the week. and hours each
DAY As this order eNtenied every Department
y 10th sh"t- ~ means Il 3s Fer reduction In
the WORKING hours Of every workman Extra
RahEs AMI rontratt Nurkmen notified to
eease work at noon. yesterday. aud work on the
NV holdings which las been Progressing =, ran
IDLY. was suddenly brought To "A halt Although
Ho fIrtter rtd,Hitu an the numb,r VI Norkmen
has teen Announced 1t Is not known TO what .x-
tent the receivers may reduce wages nor how
deep the may go.
II Is known that cut Is to b. made the
hoard OF til" road men including .nginem.n train
men and conductors Three crews will b. taken
from the north pool. but the exact extent of this
cut has not Yet ben announced
snop Officials. who short tim.
nouneed that there was ever yprosp.ct for a sue
e'ssfhl and busy winter, express surprise "A the
turn affairs have taken, and say that they ar. at
l"ss Ia understand the meaning of the reduction.
They have r.gar led the recent depression iraf-
fic az only Il mi orary4 and had planned their
work throughout the winter. expecting to handle
the usual number of msn-Danyill. Press
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23

That Sl2O.OOO.OOO Loan

r tnn
,.qal lnsule metropolitan the nmo l tu unfr
been I 'Ne " TIM misfortune has eo" % thu huge bond
nat ao leol'' od twenty millions
because " " h'a,tar Y,niI anaar, :, IL. m 'h ,f -
hen % III rea h,bmakesn
n, floating ii tb. lrnd> heavy flood, blamed
however the nlm", Central ha' received this The
AZ 81 hd that they need .
lln''' "" the Illinois central "
such "he" the a
Ms I'm, VIII have ou, ,s.rann the system When
oba IN
difficult will the interest ." TIN, additional iao"ooo
con additional
unable haH, before loan
The nu,s ln .
e"y a ,b Xth - ,nx ,lr, s.n -, b ,er T1 Ilr, ,
ua and
and the flood" TIL"
aa la,e not 1
Central railroad ha, had the pea'" @ ron the public the
In the hr TIN
OF rke have 'he1 proof that they have fight that hA'
railroad badly "per and rendered incapable OF maintaining itself
nin> OF
the which listed neher commercial
burden siso~""" the surely
Decline more rapid rate tina" ever before -. a., =
lowe,e, Markham HI.
that, property
death .
md roadbsd bridge. shops and round
sanns
a. sa' Sss" T 'e-' that no" necessary " borrow this s
Lei = lI. Central ho,H, % 1s After I has n, ] 'sst and % spent 1 this G amount mount
1n .ssa sssus Ct the no. c1om trained
.M.' and as,nS mob OF s % s ,ss for placing the company its
The sued .fu fight we taxi, great p" informing you
:
mind that has pay interest o" tn" money Just vi" have " do o" that
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
PRUNING KNIFE ON BIG FOUR
No. RisAe se,essss Heed. - An D~sass.~ss. ss
s~vss~~-N~s Over n - G~-eepss, Piss-
.i.s. II I. said. Eventually To he Away With It's
sysseaa sf pesstostaG.

MATTooN, Ill. Dec. is-E NJ costin OF Indiana
polls assistant general superintendent OF the Big
-Four railroad company. came 10 Mattoon saturday
In his private car No SOC In train No ~. to make
official visit with officials of the ST Louis
division. Mr.. Costins visit probably will he fol-
lowed later on by reduction In the working force
Wherever possible IL Is said that offices and
positions viii he abolished. one mans elerkship
has been tnttering ever since the consolidation OF
the dispstchers office. when the two forces Were
nut under head and when the chief dispatc tchor
given clerk and the trainmastsr's duties
Were lesssned.
\ rumor Is prevalent that all shop employees over
nifty of will be released from
vice and after January l. the cut being planned
reduce To the minimum the companN's list ot
q sioners. the maintenance Of which /. bis
drain upon the companys resources. II this rumor
true. thirty In The Mattoon
shops will lose their positions.
Novking forces began early during the fall and
tf~ve has been cessation. 80 far the st
Louis division Is concerned the department be
ing the only branch which has not had careful
pruning.
In the transportation department recently there
made cut In the number of cahoes's that
have been In service. and the forced
to bump others, according to their seniority.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
NINE HURT WHEN CAR
TURNS TURTLE
IIli..as Cessr.i Css~A sss~Ae. rr.. Tr.~h. l.-
pstssataa sesp~

Brookhaven. Miss, Dec. IA score OF pas
sengers were Imprisoned In coach and nine re-
cesed severe cuts and bruises. when a coach
the BrookshaNen-fe Pearl river branch Of IN. III
nois Central railroad left the track near here this
afternoon and turned over. The injured
brought to local ranitartum for medical atten-
tion.
The victims OF the wreck were; H. &. Holmes
Mccomb. J. H. Prime. Nols. T =. Daniels. Jack
son John Richardson. fnion Church = Cox
In. roadh.d between here and Monticello the ter
Moore OF BrookhaNen. engineer.
Tn. train was nrpfoac hing Hsueks six miles
east OF Rrookha,en. at the time ~ the accident
The rnadbed between here and Monticello. IN. ter
minus Of the line, Is being repaired and low
OF speed was maintained hs the engineer J II
Rodger. when IN, easch without warning pitched
from tie track. The control which Radger had
over tn. engine Is believed responsible for the al.
s.nee OF an, fatality
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAIN LOST
In..s. Central East.e~r Mss. t1,~ wi~- After
Lestns Hts Trsis.

Rantaul. ~ tsc- H. lsI3- Wednesday even.
ing " h.n fast mai Train M started North
1raw tar puzzled out Of the mai soasb h, h'na IT,
, ,narr and Tie brakes ST 1he engineer sad he
did not know ANYTHING had happened AMI hI-
.ue Ludlow Nhete a. -tnppei a
rel uElt lie returned - Rantash ta pick u his
ram lie said the automatic hfaks ~. ten
et Ense lust enough rf.-sarr L. tnsiHltts tit l.
Ms pulling his trale EnElreer kemItan has IT,
.onl. tie laughing stock ~ the tabin.u h'raussz
running IA. distance - fise u4l,~ a tn TIE lone
= thinking 'e WAs pI1H0g trsfu ~.
Jagged 1AiitaA and informed nat his tram
Nas standing At Rart'lI haa - not h'tn far tn
ftat fh.ft - flHgN.d. - Waa4Id prssIhlk hAzs
run int t-ateaza before ht would haer sssa tfs
tttIn ar course u MT .ngins'r h kenrtat
was m ling
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
ALLS WELL
IgEItT',. uItAt.fA

'ffshA 49, tFhAA =
-. N,i IT,. sari i- saLI
- o.. tilui ut.n g." a., bind.
Nh o.. rs,s ta,. nd
quit r.hf.ut.h ~ his mind
"Ail - MI n"n stAtN. and a..
In IT, wI#ist al Ilsrfk sf"i,
lidhl"- No. snd metH.f~ 80
iauiu, bHE'fs at thr dur
children toll In tohfinr mills
kahhsd 81 all thisf heai- a. IHa'
Doing Work that stunts md ktl-
All Is MI the 1"riss crA
Mom"h t.,k. tn wax" #af shame
bfl..n Is a.. s,o4TEe #"f Wau'
Still ~, kan is TIE sim'.
All - weli t.s"4uds tte shuht
Law - trampi"d und, foot
Iasit l. ssiuksu H. -. ulfc
And tie thug, I'll" vicious brute.
Beat ami slug ana kIil-f.I bir-
Mn Nh darc Ia sredk The ruth
fac" within prison cell
PoR'r rules thtt knows no ruth
VT men murmpt. An IL well
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23

number of switch engines have been pulled out OF
the service. Clerks other minor Officials hay.
been reduced OF released ffnm service.
No employe. no matter how high In rank IL
said To be sure of retaining his position The en-
poy.s claim they may be In service today and out
of service tomorrow
bthrr railroad companies ihroug ghout IN. land are
making cut In the forces of all their departments
III" cut In the Lake shore being in the neg Dor
hood Of 1000 persons, according Information re-
c.ived here
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
BRAKEMAN LOSES LIFE At RANroul
ssie Gss, Ds~s After R~t.s Rss y, II,isss.
testrat Esstse

Rantoui Ill. Dec. i5-vale Gary an Illinois
Central brakeman running out Of Fordham. a su-
burb Of Chicago. lied here at SIS sunday Morn
ing. following injuries sustained here just a few
moments btfofe he died. His brother arrived
today and took the remains back u their home
at Chicago.
Gary was with Conductor Bsry and Patterson
on extra north which left Champaign at ] Is
this morning. Burns and Newcomb formed the en-
gine crew on engine 1854 AT o'clock the train
southbound main and the north bound main. The
north end of this passing track Ii just about one
block south Of the depot
Engineer Burns ~hstled for water. and Gary
ran up to line uD the switch while an associate
In the crew cut the engine from the train and
gave the signal for the engine to several hun
dred feet north to the water tank At the switch
Garys foot caught In q froR. and the semi dark
ness OF dawn. he Vas unable to signal tn. engine.
which WAS bearing down upon him
Throwing his body TO side TO avoid tn.
engine he was unable to get his foot loose and
the engine passed over his leg just below the hip
Associates earied him to the depot where he died
few minutes later.
Coroner }. J. Hanmore came this morning and
impap~lled a jury to consist OF Tad Allen. fore
man. William Breiner. y u. Ross. 4 u Ross. W.
W. Reed. and e v Wilson. These will hold .
inquest at IL 80 to morrow morning.
Central sustained mashed foot while working on
the Decatur Champaign local freight this after
noon according To a message flashed here. The
extent of the young mans injuries were not
nounced
The young man Ii the nephew ~ Lew Martin.
conductor William Heron and brakeman Clark
Watson. He has been working In the yards be-
fore he took a position as extra brakeman the
south end late this fall.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
THE INCREASE RAILROADS WANT

It takes statistics to prove how tbag some
thing. are in TN. eonn,r, and I, also take. ..".
hsares to MAKE clear JUS, ~hst is often the en.s-
usn scheme before the peof&p. An niustration
s, a.'" er N. :. .s; 's s'I,S, s s
en- en- II. ;.'sss'i i.ss saa IL * .eS k:s ss:I.
,.-,.... ass'ss,.s q s..,r.s ,ss ,@. %.as. ss.
:: :s.:s a. a.: .ss a.s;'. %";'
x. TN ss. ssaSs .%,Ss,s. 'sss: SSs',: ,S's @
millions st dollars ansuaiiy. They receive ten
'Of this vast sum ~ cents out OF every dol
hr goes directly TO psytsk of wages and salaries
r~saty cent. go.s for supplies and taxes, ieasins
TO the capitalist from "a To u cents out OF zach
SOLAR 10 pay interest and dividends.
The railroads are now asking the Interstate
ssion for an increase, In freight
rates Of Iee milions OF dollars
1T 10 We'll 10 ponder on this question: l, IL
- insstant thsq fhs income tax II vii, take
80 rsna mss, Of VIZ y. WIN come from
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
THE SCAB

After ood had finished the rattesnak.. the
stance left with which he made scah \ Scah
II a two.legsed animal with a cork screw soul. a
water -sogg.d brain and combination backbone
made Of Jsliy and glue Where other people haNe
IN. r heart he carries tumor Of rotten ptinuipl"s
" hen the Srsb comes down the street. honest men
turn their backs and the angels Yep tears In
heaven. aud tn. devil shuts the gates OF hell 10
Keep him out. No man has rlght Ia seab as long
ss their Is "A pool Of water deep enough To drown
his body In. rope long enough To hang Ills
with.
Judas isCarot was gentleman compared with a
r.ab for after betravins his Master he had
enough character Ia hang himself and a sea6 has
not
s.ss~ Noted rrnissrs-
T,-au sold his birthright for mess of pottage
Judas iseariot soid his Saviour for thirty
pieccs of silver
Ren.di.t Arnold sold his country for the prom
i<s OF an officers commission In the English army
The modern strike-sr.aker sells his hirthright,
hi- country his wife. ais children AMI his fellow
workman for an unfuifinei rromis. from a trust
~ corporation
Esau was a traitor Ia himslf. Judas fscsriot
vas a traitor to his God Benedict Arnold Mas =
traitor Ia his country.
\ strike breaker u traitor tn his God. his
country, 10 his family aud to his class
\ real man Is never a strika-hreaker HE
\ MAN
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
sosns Mated Truissrs-

~ y Rureh has teen appointed frainmasief
4 the Delaware a Hudson. at McchaniesslIls. y
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By this method persons who
do not like to Join in a crowd
will be able to buy jewelry
at auction prices, yet have op-
portunity for careful inspec-
ton and selection. Then, too,
can give the trade my per-
sOnal attention and advice.