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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04
Ter Giienbabnmolod).

3n ben pielen Spiern, neldle bic
Gi'el6nbn bereits gcioroert bat, ge.
iellte lid, aciiern gormittag eit neues.
Ter "a ,snhre aIte ssranf Niniers.
Gin CeifIdler, 3immermann icine5
.leidens. pon Ro. 1884 Souihiioe
apeniie, nirbe aeitern 0ormittag Don
.inen Yaiiaaier3us Der Big sScur ei.
ieilbahn beim lleberidreiten Der o..
ieiie an Der ,sonbo Strdbe nieoerge.
iioBen uao ioiort aeiootei. Ter be.
taate Wam bate anifeineno nid)i
fnS Sernnnohen oes oi,lpnris ian.
renoen :}uaes bemertt, ooer Die 0nr.
iiu,ssilaHalc iiberhort. als or nui oei,
0eleisen BON Der Sofomotine ersaEs
lunrOe. Ter llnial mar bon HaIion.
TN bemerft iuoroen, meldR @iutet
mad, Der Nobnuilg BON Ir. gnrelu
an Der clifton apenne brnd)ten. mel.
der nber MIR nod ben bercitS ciuge.
tretenem lob feitIiellen fonnte. Ter
Goldman ,uuroe nnd) Der Moraue
i;berfiihri nuo Der Coroner bat cine
llnfcriud)ling einaeieitcf.
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Ne,,e pldne
Wit Nesag ant eine Strahenbabu
linie nad Sono Sill.

Die 5rase, ipie fur Bomb Din cine
Sirabenbahnlinie aeihaffsn iperbeu
tam. iuur,e aeifern aelsssnilih elmer
aonferens erortert. an pether Birs
asrmeift.r punt. Siooianrpdl. Bette
man. Stabtinasnieur Waiie. Sngsa
nieur 9errn Dor Der Strnbenbahns
atisufhaft, partingenisur Weeos TO.
irie elm. anaaaI Dsrtreisr Der Bomb
bin Wslfare aiioeiation tbsilnabmsn
ano bic i'm Bureau bes Giirsermeiiiers
iintifann.
Usan einigt. ii6 barauf, bdb Stdots
innsnisur Matte ein:n aoi.enanihlds
init 9ssua auf eins Gtrcbenbahnlinie
MAIDEN iolIis; bic on Der Rsnoins Roao
eailana aebt uHe nuBeroem ioa aud,
Gin qcitendrif,lne fir cine 2inie .1e.
mndt tp<rbtn. bi. qusr burd bic
Miith<iI'ihs Guboiuiiion unb oi,
@lahIep 5arm. bic betauntlih Giaen-
ihum Der partscmmiiIion III. bnrhsea
leai tperben riiifte. Der Ueriualt.r
nss MitGen'ih Io6laHes in nit
ter aerlanieu Durdleguns Der Siras
henbabniinie turf, bic SuboipilioiI
r0lIia sinperitlnbsn, iooab bier teiu
osrihtlifesD De,faLren noibpsnbig ieill
olrfte.
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Ser ersJaH.
anwalte protcitiren gegen Gntiflei'
onng GidDter Suliiitcr's.

Gsaen Die Gntidsioung Ri6tsr
6oQi'ier's AMI perTloif,nen SamItaa
i'm guno.sgeriht, ais sr, ipis in pieisil
Spalten ausfii6rlid 6erittet, 4ooli
Seller bon go. 20 Sit 13. Strabs bds
8iirQerreft peripsioerte .ro auh ent+
ifnb, oaB 5sQer's Guttin baour6.
odb iie einsu Quslanoer gebeirutbst,
has ameritariIfe 9Irqerreft ei1ae:
bubt bate, 1T geiteru bon anfpdlten,
Die loeuer uno i"'~o Satin sngag!r;
bobsn, Giniprafe erbobeu poroen.
cSn Der Setitipn tpiro um cine geiieitss
isbunq Der gntifeiouu9 nuhasfudi
uup Is piro ousgsfii6rt. oGR 5r1u
Ssner i'm Sabr. 1888 bier aebor.n
nuroe uno Giosnibiimsrin elmer
0irtbIbaft lear. als lie i'm Sabre
1911 6elIsr beirdtbete. Tieis Wirth,
idaft eianst iis aud ieBt nod uno ihr
@dtte III in tenn 9eihdft anasitel.
Der 5rau Liegt nutiirlid1 iehr piel oas
ran, ihr amsritaniI6es Surgerrett
sa beGaIten, &C betanntlit uuter Dem
neuen Spiritgoien 2i5enseeies nuI
amsrituniId,e giir1sr Sdlntiptrtb:
idyaften eignen tonnsn.
aQer Bahrffsinlidteit mad pirt
Ei6ter SpuJlisf in bisieIH Sale ii
rem ndh'tsn 5asen cine Spssialp:r'
tdHoluna anoeraumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04

Srau ,Scrnie slolIna, ~ Sabre alt,
an @epaiior aSiace Dobnbaft, peidlc
am 1onnerlfaa sbeno bein lleber#
id,relten Der StraBeubahnaeieiie in
ocr Gultern apenue Don ciHer ssag.
qou Der 1elta Slnie nieoergerarnt
muroe, rpoourh Dit ,Stat e;ncn Sda.
oelbruh uno tnuere GcrIebnlacI el-
pontrug III geiiern inn ltactllden
arantcnbaus Den @erieBiInac,. erie.
aen. Ser Coroner bat eiue ctligchciine
llRterluhnng eingeleitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04
Nms oemW Wsuni5ipalgerid9t. !.

Der aeftriae 8erbanblunostaa i'm
Ufunisipals s8eriht bate in Der Wiebrs
8ahl sSdle peaen ginbru6s uno
Raubs aufauipeiien. Dilliam 1aIlp,
DeI6er oes rdubertiden usberfalls be
ihuloiot 1T. iplroe uutsr $500 8irg.
Ihaft ben 9robQeihnorenen iibsrs
nIelen.
Willlam aelp. pel6er Der beabiids
tiQten 5obtunq beroGhtiq mar, be-
fannie iih ihuIoic uno puroe eben.
fails unter $500 giiroidaft Den 8roB.
qeihporenen uberpieien.
llntsr $1,000 gHrgI6aft puroe
Ioarrp Smitb ben 8roRaeihnoreneu
iiberpiefen. od berislbe Der 6ebierei
orinaeno psrodftiu lit, inoem er spsi
Shrelbmafd1inen i'm Wertbs BON
$108 On iih qeuommsn bate, bon
tpeI6en er na6 Qusiaoe Der Detetiios
fpuBte, oaB oieielben o"'toblsn paren.
Cine ihle6te Gntihuloiauno brah-
te Qeitern ccSohn Quinn Dor, Delher beg
gettelns beIhulaiqt mar. Quinn ers
adblte osm Ridtsr, ZAP sr lid nur Dos
9e!o fir Die ~Garfare" Sulammenz
idhEorren ipolte. Der oerbaFtenoe 90.
Iiati. ertIdrte, bah Eel Der Yiiitatiou
oes Seihulot9ien Der gstrao Don S105
por9efunoen purDe. $25 9elpitfdIs
nebit Soften lautets oas lrtbeil.
| Wiliam Spropt, oeiIen saa Don
9pnneritaq auf geTtern psrtaot pprpen
mar. itano lpsaen 9erprioelns Isinet
Trau por oem Hidter. gDie ssrau
Sprotpl eradblte, bat lie penio frob,
StunDen an Der Seite hires Utannes
Qehabt uno paren 4nariffe nihts Gel.
! tenes. Dor sintoen 5aaeH itlua sr
oie 7Srau nIeoer, als lie istHe Geljqier
nttt bsfrieoiQsn fonnte. SproDI
iouroe oerhaftet, bod aegen 8uraihaft
rretqelahen. aaum bsidno Iih Der
Wtann auf freiem Subs, aIs er iit
ipieoer nadh Der Wohruno Der frau be.
Qeb nno oieislbe 3um sipeiten Weale
perpriiqelts 9tidter 7Sritc perur.
tbeiIte ben ltebreiden 8atten au
creiBiq 5agen 4rbsitsbuus uno $50
Celebrate nebit aoften.
Weqen gorfpieoeiuno falIh,r
5hatiahen srtpirtte eeitern ssobn 6ei>
ieIbrod bon go. 2188 SbaoFsl ape.
nue. einen Saftbefcbl geoen ben fFru6t.
Gambler y. 5uQassi bon go. 204 WeIt
6. StraBe. 6eHeibrod fub Dor Ser
56iir oes eStaIiensrs einen &pr6 gfir-
itte itehen, rpeIhs iebr idOn ausfaRn.
sfn Der Wteiuunq oaB Der eunse Sn=
halt oes aorbes Don qlsider GuaIiiGI
lei. taufte er ben Sorb nit 1rudten,
muBts isooh bel ie.ner 4ntunft su
6auie erfabren, bar DIE untsreu SrGts
te idmmtlth itlIeht uno unaeniebbar
naren. Sa iSuaaasi ben aaufpreis
Eiht suriitsablen fpolIte, srpirtte Der
cuQeblif 9etroqene einsn 50aftbefebl
Qsgen ben Gambler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04

Shlenster betrdgt $1338.5O; berjsnige
oes gbriitian SbeobalD $1731 So, bsrs
jenige Der Wdrp 2ope Qtals $4650.
Gucius Robertion lit 3eitaments.
pollitrefer uno uniperi iaisrbe pergfarr
6. Robertion; perTonallsu $500
9runbelgentbum $4,000.
Sulid Iliee Stoa Riemsier lit 2es
Observation-Disclosures Don Dora GtoIL;
Perlonalien $4,000, Grunbeigsnt9uu
$4,000.
albert 5. 5ries 1T Ratlabpsrrpaltsr
ppn Warp Jries. Srunosigsntbum
$500.
Ser hisbsnes.
Die y. II. 8. g. g9. II. R. go. er.
langte sin urtbeil iibsr $194 SO eeger
Die Warnsr Equipment 60.
Gli5abetb Drerslius srlanats aui
8runb erlittsner 8erIsBungsn cir Ser.
oitt iiber $1165 gegsn Die Cincinnati
WilIorb anb 2opelanD Traction SO.
Die Bropibent Sapings 8anf AMI
lruit SO. bat eine DedfeIforberuRc
iiber $4,000 gegen Die 6effron Trend
ing So. eingetlagt.
gmiI 6. peter bat auf 9runD Dor
Giasntbumsfh oiguns cine 9lage iibs,
$500 gseen bic Cincinnati Sout6err
Railpdp So. angeitrengt.
Die Sben gQiott 2umber So. tlaat,
cine 5oroerung iiber S373.30 ssgen +
Rempe & Sons elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04
Sd,lieicn IN brcnucnoem Sanie.

Surdl uubetanntc ltriade lpnroc
aeitcrE 2foraeu ein Sol5bauS an oeli
tSeleiien Der 6. 8. & 9 Sabn au oer
oSelt StraBe in grnno 9eiebt Iu'
Snns mlroe ais Sd)laiQuartier iii,
Stredeuarbeiter Der 9abn beuuei
unb ole manner laaen nod in tIefeB
Shlai. olS oaS sSelter aisbrad). Sit
miroeu nod sur retten 3eit ani Dit
@efahr ailflnertianl lmo fonnteu ibl
Seben in Siherbeit brirgen. Il;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04
Observation-Disclosures.

(Cpen gornsliIon, p, 5arts~en, 8.
2iSis WilIer. q, 9artipsll, ..
iRoeIof 8. 8anosnbera %, 2709
! Sciotc Str.
lgIisabsth 90. asiisl. "a. 2999 Weit
mcWidsu 4ps.
Igeniamin gerlsr, %. gbieaao, 81
lRoIa Yepsusr, q, 1926 Gutter Str,
{ Diuiam Sobnion. q. GoOinstou. .an.
lminnis 6. 6aptins, p, 722 Deit
4. Str.
iGbas. 9. 6snDsrfon, %, Carthage,
{ap.
lWaaeis W. BANTER, Is, Rorpoob.
ISerman 5rant, 25, 430 @aoe Str.
lSRnnie StormesdNo, 36, APO Wloe
Str.
IsSrunt Geo Stcrra, 81, 1888 Gem
}tral Ioenrs.
IWilbreo gutsn, 80 Rorpoon. Ohio.
5homns u, @rof, %. Ssattle, Waib,
lSiouep GlIis Wsns, p, GImpooD
BIace
iWm. I. Sdasfer, AZ, gopiraton, &n
iWinnie moroen, 81, 326 . 4. Str.
i6arrn 5isrmun. %. 1915 SonesSty.
lGpa Blum. 10. 1915 Sonss Ctr.
t7srsesrid gSsrnsr, %, glsu Gaitls
{Gal.
l2iliiln 8rutnan, Is, Rornoon. 8.
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Brad Sas Wemid.

e5eiiern Norgen iano ssohn Nie.
aaliS. non go. 1926 Siate Apenue.
an eincr WinileF bes Noies ieiner
Aohnllng Den AZ ,saLre aiten ger.
ilarD MoIiing. iucld1er i'm ielbea
.Nai,ic wohni. iobi a,ii. s,oba Eie.
i,ulis battc ben Mann am IonnerItn1
abeMb genen II llhr gum leytcn
Wnie IN ieinem .}inlner geiehcn imo
9tDliina ioIl iiarf nater benz Einilnb
non NltUhol aciianocn bnben Allrin
aui6,ein n0t iii Boiling nod, cinnlal
bonn Ndliie iorfaeganaen nno als.
bnnii bei ieiner .peinfehr iibrr Die
Nnlcr Gefietteri. uon ipeld,er er ab.
:iiirSte unO nit sirem 0enidbru1
tcot am 3lnse blieb. DIR leidnain
lpuroc Oer yaorane einaeIieIcrt uni
'@fr 0oroner niTo ben onQ lllsferEn'
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Eterblicbfeitsberid3t.
---->E~

Vetcr Gidelberaer, 30. 1915 GAL.
tlmore Eitc; Suberfuloie.
Nrrrn &oullano, -, I22 Clinton
Stra6c: hicrenlci0cn.
Gonu Sdroeocl. %. 800 Seis
ancmlc; 9tiercnlciocu.
Sirglnia Siihaun. So, S4S S5atha.
man StruBc, Scrjlclocu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04

Shaoen betrdgt $500. Gic sSelier'
lpehr fonnte oa5 Snu5 nid]t Dor Der
8errtid,tung berpabren.
Ilrd auffIicaenoc ,Slnten eincr
2ofomotiue entitat0 nltf oen 8eleie
fen Der G. s 8 gabn al Ger 3. lm0
Earf StraBe Elm Sdmelleubrauo,
.luelher Don Der IeuerIUebr abacioid;t
muroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04
ans ben OeriAtSb6fes
Die MlsrSaaflase selea Clara
8osfiHs, ,aei4ieseae Jraa Better
S4aller, iSnsrirt.
Hsbert Y. Mills, Wcidaftsiabre,
Ses Sterling 4otel nnb 1ranf
6. SanSS ebenialls BON
NorSnnflaaen beireit.
aileH 6. wotsiurb, Ncbaftenr ber
vCnl", sebt and irei ans.

,Sohn Glnrf, ser Sinton Sotel Iieb.
In eirer idlimnleu Gage SdIub.
berid1t Der Brobsrjdluorenett. -
3rroli nIiBratbe,le Chen getrenni
mno iieben nelc 6ciuhe einse.
reid)t. - SdabeneriaB.a .alaaen.
Gigentbiinilife Iicbitaf,lsnethooe
iuadaeriiien. Gisput ipcgen ci.
ner slftien.lransaftion. 9,ad)
iab.Sahen. 8eridieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04

Jfan Z. y @cnarb a R 1. arnor, ella
heEsr. fnrsist: Is trent nlich. 1bEen miiitri.
Ter sn fcuHen, edh if bsireii bin ncn ueiueH
Isidsn EnHsfeme mebs I'D Din fdhia ineiHg
Srbsfi 81 rerrtf.en sn eifeH nnb sn tsinfeH
ivds IN mnrf1tt uno freuf MID. hab in in
Sbrfu rpcrtbccGIen 4aeei5iueH Gin isneres SeiI
sr.sstfl fano .rsites id peraeblin bel ben be,
ffrR 6dusdrsieu Ba tinhen periu6is~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04

Eec. O. ~ Tnles Tf3 sGh g. Eirche, saiI.
rsrninatoH, u. a. inreihi:
Jgstas Satin mar In elnem febr fnIehisH
MsiuHobeils5assarb If Der Tausr p1H me6ferefi
SGbftn sfne EiDts fdisH ihr amt su sbuH, be
~ eor eIIsm Nguai Rsrnnd Al aebfandeeB be-
au1lH Essiber III bic Sarbe In Tor cssftstt sm,
radsfsstri unn ne HtmiHi iebeH x1a an tsspftti
70. ann ~ claude, ne IN berie ssre asgliuos
ygnM.
iretn fleinsr aHa5e 10 Scbre oft pdg
blsi6 uue battle ngr psnia petsnsfrati. Gt
rsaarn nH bergfsitsn Tcae sris iesHe Uluiser
NerHne 81 nebrdnden. osuts II, frtn essiifi
rsssa nns 81 lIsnlslt lt6 nlo fprtnai i'm ecis
tsturn NIT ben asssN... ainosrn~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
Mcclellan Saws:

"A Dollar is only as much as it
sOundS--and the place to make a
noise with money is at 78 North
Pryor Street"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
SHERIFF APPROVES
WIZARDS BONDN
BANK FAILURE CASE

AUGUSTA, GA, March 2O.-Sheriff
John W. Clark has approved the bond
Of d. II. Willard indicted in connection
with the failure of the Citizens Trust
Company. Wizards bond was fixed at
$4,000 by Judge Hammond and his
bondsmen are L. Carter. president OF a
bank in Wayne county and w T.
Cooper of New York. Willard is in
New York
The trial of Willard. NJ. G.. Bowling.
vice president of the Citizens Trust
Company; B. Sherwood Dunn. di-
rector in the defunct institution, and
others who were indicted by the grand
jury will be held within a few weeks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
LAST SURVIVOR OF
MEN WHO BLAZED
WAY OF q. o. P. DIES

CHICAGO. March 20.-Paul Selby,
veteran Illinois editor. died in River
forest. at the residence of his son-in-
law, Rev. Harmon Johnson He had
been i'll since July. He was in his
eighty-ninth year.
Mr.. Selby was the last survivor of
the group of Illinois editors who held
the Nebraska convention in Deca-
tur, ILL.,, February -, 1856. He called
the conference to devise means of raj
lying the anti-slavery men of the Wing
and Democratic parties into one party
to fight further advances into free ter
ritory. This conference brought about
the Illinois state convention in Bloom
ington the following May. when the
Republican party came into existence
in Illinois
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
PHOTOGRAPH is SHOWN OF
41-YEAR- OLD COTTON BALE

COLUMBUS. GA. March 20.-H. y.
Jones, d we'll known citizen of Harris
county. has been exhibiting in Column
Gus a rather remarkable photograph,
showing a bale of cotton that was gin
ned and packed in the fan of 1860, Al
Years ago.
The photograph of the bale of cot
SON was taken several years ago. when
" was sent to the worlds fair at chi
ago. The cotton is in a fine state of
preservation, and Mr.. Jones has no in
.ehilon Of selling it. as it was the prop
eIly of his father.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
NATIONAL LEADER
IN Y. w. C. A. WORK
TO MAKE ADDRESS

Miss Helen Thomas, member OF
the national board of directors of the
Young Women's Christian association,
is in Atlanta today and well speak be-
fore the local branch of the organiza-
ton tomorrow morning.
Miss Thomas win endeavor to arouse
interest in the forthcoming national
convention of the Y. w. {. \. at Rich
mOnd
Miss Lily Rutherford. of Athens. also
an active worker in the organization,
will follow Miss Rutherford in a short
address.
Ii is expected d large gathering of
persons interested in Y. w. G. \. work
will attend the morning talks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
TREASURER OF WOODMEN
ARRESTED FOR SHORTAGE

WAYCROSS, GA. March 2O.-CharS-
ed With larceny after trust. J. A. Mas
tiers is held in the county Jail on war
rant taken out by the local tent Of the
Woodmen of the World. 1t is alleged
that Masters. who has acted as treas
urer and financial secretary for the Or
der, Is short about $500. He will be al
lowed to give bond of $1,000. but has
not yet arranged this
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW
TELEPHONE BUILDING

COLUMBUS, GA, March 20.-Thc
contract has been awarded to the
Krebbs Contracting Company. of Bir-
mingham, Ala. for the new building of
the Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, which will represent
an investment of about 100000. Work
on the new telephone building will be-
gin within a few weeks. 1t is to be
built in the residence section of the
city, some distance from the business
section
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
NEW MILITARY CAPTAINS.

MACON. GA. March 20.--Two of the
Macon military companies last night
elected new captains. The 'Hussars chose
Frank A. Dunn, formerly of Brunswick.
to succeed Captain PolhUl Wheeler, who
resigned after eleven yea as commander
major of the battalion The Floyd Ri
es selected Robert .. Taylor to take
the place of j. u. CUIm, resigned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
TO SPEAK FOR PROHIBITION.

MACON, GA. March 2O.-Judge w. y.
CovinGton, of Moultrie, viii be the prin-
cipal speaker at the mass meeting 10 be
held on March 30 in the furtherance of a
campaign nov being conducted by the
protestant ministers of Macon for a more
rigid enforcement Of the prohibition law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
SUES ROAD FOR $40, 1000
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH

DALTON. GA. March 20.-Mrs. G. 5.
LanGers has filed, through her attor-
neys, suit for damages against the
Western and Atlantic road. for $4,000
for the death of her husband. Mr.. Lam
ders was secretary of the Rocky FACE
Silica Sand Company ard was struck
by train in the tunnel north of here.
being so seriously injured that his
death occurred several days afterwald.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
REMAINS OF SAVANNAH
MAN ARRIVE FROM CHINA

SAVANNAH, GA, March 2O.-The
'ooN of Joseph J. Whitehead, who
med in Tien Tsin, China. on January 10
mas arrived in Savannah White
mead was 40 years of age and a native
VI savannah. At the time of his death
=. was a member Of Company N, FIT
.aenth United States infantry
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
SENIORS PICK PARIS ARTIST.

ATHENS, GA, March 20.-The senior
class of the university has awarded the
contract to paint a portrait of Chancel-
Tor Barrow, which the class Of 1913 will
present to the university to Monsieur
Foster Of Paris.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-06-13
THE EQUAL RIGHTS COMPANY

organized under the Bonve 99Year Sem most Successfully
operating Sore located Corner of Jersey and eav S St
ons Oregon and the other Lombard Westanna Sts Portland
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-06-13
AhilCLE
~Ofheers and Stockholders.
ARTICLE II.
A1Atntaawas1nn

Section The onieers Of this Company shall consist Of
Board Of seven Directors, no more no less hieePres
President aud the Vice President be chosen from the
Board Of Directors The Treasurer shall be selected BY
majority Of the Board OF Directors. The President shall
appoint Finance Committee consisting Of three members
of the Board Of Directors The President Vice President
Auditor and Treasurer any member Of the Board OF D
be removed from ONCE time By vote
representing two thirds Of the stock Of the Company at
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-06-13
b9MoylLLL sYSrah.

Fo further information about the 90 Year system,
the St Johns Review, published by A. W. Markle al 81
Johns. This paper will contain
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-06-13

Section !. thls company ahall kccp n its Treasury
cash iuuda suntfut 10 aud an debts
maY Incur lh the transaction of hl-uras Otherwise.
Ahl obligation obligations which this uH
euutract SHALL e uiy discharged Wthlu period ninsy
uale tfuui ihr contracting ihrrtuf.
M See, z, borrowing h} this Company ia strictly pro.
hlMeN hhd nhrt ahal Tits COMPANY endorse prom.
,ssgil nol' ei pi eAthauso warehouse frgrpt o any
htEHiiahlr
rAvp tha nuihing i this se,on shall o. hrd ahfo
sav n power 90 make aud endorse ehvrks, drafts, etc,
IT, business welfare.
srg ., hecrlpis shall be- required foF an money
trndr ~ this Company aud sHld rha
inl9 the enslwb Of the Auditur sach rcvvW iaken
shall specify tue purpose Tor which thr muty
lrhhrl LApfessons such ss "seneral oieu eNpeuses'
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-05-09
Union Defeated
BY Williamsburg

One of the hardest fought baseball
games ever Witnessed in Barbour.
vile was PLAYED between Union Col
lege and the team representing the
Williamsburg Institute. last Mon
day afternoon. in which the latter
team was victorious bv abe score
OF to ..
The game was a pitchers battle
from the first inning, and Ralston
for the visitors was accorded the
best support 10y his team mates and
won, striking out eighteen men dur
ing the game. Time after time he
would get men on hasses only to
strike ont tho next three men and
retire the side
Mcdonald ard Edwards both
pitched good balls and with anN
kind os support would have won
or at least held down the score Ia
a tie. but always at the critical
stage ofthe game some Union PLAYER
would waRble and this was the
the way the game was lost. The
hardes blow to the Union team wa,
ia the first inning when Brown,
their shortstnp turned his ankle
sliding into second after he had
singled and stole second. He Vas
carried of the field and was IN
unable To walk home hut gamely
STAYED and watcl ed the game out
from the side line. This lett a big
hole at saoitstnp aud VAS the un
doing OF the team work which they
had hoped woLld he the instrument
of Winning he game.
Very lew tar PLAYS were made bN
either side. llecker's running catcl
OF foul dawn the right field heinz
a feature. incident ally his all 'rOuu'
PLAYING was above the average o
his team mates. l.ambdin at tn,
third also ut up good game an,
continued in the game even thong,
: liked in the foot early in the game
A good crowd was out TO see ia.
game and rooted hard tor the HON,
team hut il was no use. the besl
team won.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-05-09
FAULKNER

Mrs. W. T. Faulkner, who died ia
New Mexico last week, was brought
home for burial last Friday. Her
funeral was conducted at the First
Methodist Church bv Rev. f. K.
Overley, the pastor, and she was
buried in the CITY Cemetery. Rev.
Overley. in his remarks, spoke very
touchingly OF the brautiful Christ
ian life she had lived and spoke
words OF comiort Tor those " no will
miss her in their bereavement.
The pail bearers were W. K. Bar.
ner, Chas e. Black, W. :. Hudson,
VIM. Dishman, ]. T.. Faulkner and
H. ~ Owens
She leaves husband and a small
besides other near rela.
tives and large CIRCLE of friends
who mourn her departure from this
world.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-05-09
HOw's This?

We offer Que Hundred Dollars
Reward for An, ease al Catarrah
Cure.
FL. CHENEY n CO., u isdo, 20.
We, the undersigned, have know
f. r. Cheney for the last 10 years,
,nd believe him perfectly honor
bile Ia all business transactions aud
financially able to carry out any Oh
igatiOns made by his hrm.
RATIONAL. BANK OF coz e
dERCE, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CatArrh cure il taken in-
ernslly, acting directly upon the
Hood aud mucous surfaces OF the
,ystsm. Testimonials sent free.
Price 70 cents pei bottle, sold by
al Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipsunn.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-05-09
Big Contest.

DO not fail To read all about the
hig Piano Contest that we begin
this week. There are six merchants
and business men and women who
are interested in this Gontest with
us and who will give voting tickets
with every cash purchase at their
place of business. Ask them about
it and call Tor vour tickets. This
contest will by far eclipse any other
similar contest ever attempted in
this city. BESIDES the hig prize
there will he numerous other prizes
as are announced on the back page
of this issue Get busy and start
some one in the race for it she does
not win first prize she NAV win one
of the Others, all of which are worth
the effort that it will take To win
The piano will lie on exhibition in
a few days.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-05-09
GARD or THANK s.

] wish by this means to extend
to all my kind friends thanks and
gratitude OF myself and family for
the timely sl mpathy shown ms in
our present sorrow, and also for the
many beautiful flowers aud the
sweet music and The expression oil
hope and encouragement l all those
connected with the funeral services
II is my prayer that your paths
NAV fail among the flowers aud that
YOU NAV he spared the agony oI
misfortune and runined hopes.
". +. FAULKNER.