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Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
8nua5me Scr Gaeifis : GsiicB,
Sic lift in n~eneiter Belt cine esr5 er-
itaunltde setuDrben.

M
@ine Gei6s 1lrfa9en bat 5ufamnsHs
oefpirtt, in neueiter 3eit SOuren ibsr
Sen GtiQen ober @roBen O8ean beim
reifenoen publitum boltstiimli4er gu
MAIDEN, als ie 5upor. 8erf4ieOeue
8eribte ameritanii9er ROnfuln, en-
oGnat our9 @ngaben bon S9iffabrt-
@eIeqI6aften uno IonftiJen SntereIs
5enttn, gsben Oariiber einige iebr be-
m~erfenspertc Mustunft.
Snon 0ds Sdbr 1912 iDies cine
guns bebeuten0e 3uno6me 6ieies 8erz
tebrs gegeniiber friiferen Sabren duf,
audi penn man in Der 0ergleihung
ni9t fptit 3uriidgcbt. Mber ods Sobr
1918 ittlt Sen bisberigen 8eri9ten
5ufolee ale RetorOs ouf oiefem Sc
biete in Oen S9atten.
Die Mbfabrten bon Roiiiten=poHaS
gieren aus 9ongtong na9 9dfen unie@
rer Weittiite 3eigen 19on i'm srften
Quartal bpn 1918 cine 3unabme I'm
40 pro5ent gegeniiber oemfelben s3eits
raum oes borberigen Sabres! l1no
Der nod ni9t DoaitGnoige 8eri9t fir
ods 5meite Quartdl IGBt nit Be-
ftimmtbeit Elm neiteres pbGnomendles
Bd9stum ertennen. fogur iiber Die
@rtpdrtungsn Der llnternebmsr bins
uus, pel9e nod feline gang 3uIGng=
lidtn 8ertebrungen fir Sen Nnorong
gctroffen batteu. Die R~un0zumzoie=
BeItz8Ouren iiber Songtong nabmsn
I'M Dorigen Sabre i9on UNI so proz
gent 81. &eifenbe, tpeI9e plGBe belle
gen fpoaen, miifen in bielen JGnen
Do6enldng iparten.
Inter Den ur1a9en oieIer NUMBER
Dolen @ntpidlung fms obenan gu
itellen: 9as itart g%eftiegene SntereHe
BON Eouriten am fernen Often, be-
iOnoers tpegen Der 1euerlifsn polite
i9sn @%reignife un0 grobsn @erGnoes
rungsn bafeIbft; cine ipeit Derbreitete
yetgung, iid BON oen piel betretenen
&eife : pfa0en in europa un0 beTon<
osrs Den Wlittelmeer 2Gnoern otter
ob5ufpen0en; cine iebr rege 9dtigfeit
bon SouritenzO rganifationen in bic
fsr 9inii6t; uno - 6inteIf ni6t minz
belt! cine b~eitdnoige @erbeferuna
DER 8ertebrsmittel auf bieIem sseIoe,
eini9liebIi9 aud ser 3~ugeb0riqen
Hetten auf Dem Qdnoe.
Sat- allen betreffcnoen OampferIi=
men bdben rleue, bOrtreffli9e Oampfer
in 9ienf geiteqt, fpsl9e an ROmfort
ni4ts gu piinf9en iibria IaNen, audi
bon iebr fattli9er @rDBe lino. OBJ
19on ii9 augenblidIi9 nod feline
10000 Sonnen=0 ampfer unter linen
bcfinOen. Ollie @iIenbabnen in ser
NanoIdurei, in Supan, Moro=@6ina
unO auf Den pbtlippinen= Snfeln bus
ben ibren OienIt berbontommnet. Nn
Den meiiten 9afenpIdBen Iinb audi Die
5OtelzGinri4tungsn fsbr beoeuteno
Derbet1ert poroen. un0 es fam feline
Jroge 1ein, bob Die @itterunos=Ne
1altnthe in ben @egenoen oes Stiu.n
D5eans, ndmentlid pGbreno Ser mill
Osren MOnuts. siinftiger fir oie Rei=
ienben iino, als oie in Sen Qtlontiz
i4en @egenoen. Oos lift freiIin
rihts Neues; absr friiber tparen eben
ni4t Die fOnfissn TaftDren Dorban=
Den, fptlde oiefem natiirli6en 8orteiI
entsegcnfamen. Diefe @ntnidIunoen
iOmmen i~ibrigens nidt bios als Som
turren5 fir Den europdif6en gerfebr
m getra4t, ionoern aud ols feline
g~rgdnaung.
llno fe t0nnen uno miiFen aud
Disl oa3u beitrogen. oaB bas Snter.Ts
an Souren our4 unferen @eifen nod
bsttdnois 5unimmt, nidt 8ulebt 6ei
ben Nmerifanern felbIi
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

-MuBergep65nIid. Trar:
Mber, Mann, ni9t Elm @eIddft bait
gu 6eut' gema9t9 9dufirer: Sa,
peiBt Du, Truu, i9 bab' beut' einmul
iDieOer meintn ebrIiden Sag gebabt.
S9I0u. Mutter: JriBhen,
Diuit Du liebsr ouf eirem GfeI reiten
Uber in ben Circus geben2 JriB1en:
MeiBt Du, Mamo, ba m0dt i'd f9On
am liebiten auf sinem GfeI in ben Gir'
GUS reiten.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Sdtte Der 3ufun mid oa3u aus
ertoren. Bel @rfiilung meiner Yfli9t
unter Die faurfen Rdoer gu geraten,
fc mare i9 nun cine pirtlihe 2ei9e,
mein S9rei tpdre in Die 2ifte geitie=
gen. Sept aber bin i9 Elm lebenbiger.
aerfeBter 2ei9nam, Der @9rei iener
entiebliden Nu9t geIt in mein DIR.
unb bluttge Nebel fenten fi9 oi9ter
uno bi6ter UNI mein ~glibenoes S9d-
htlgebdufe.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Sn Ser 5ebnten Stunoe Ser @d4e
lit Ser @eilt f9laff. Der gauge &Or=
per betpegt ii9 me4anif9, neil oas
@ebirn, pdbreno Die 8lieber arbeitem,
bereits begonnen Eat, @ori9uB anf
Die Hube gu nebmen.
sd be6ielt oie MiiBe in Der 9ano.
als i'd in ben itinen Regen binuus
fam. Sd bo9t. ni9t Oaran, Ben
RopF gu beoeden, ooer i9 DerguB IS,
ooer i9 mo9tc ni4t.
Sn benz @ditbauspagen fam elm
Mann gefabren. Ser &nt6t
Tprang pom Bod, uno i9 ergriff ben
Softer.
Ser feline Ssrr CAB mir % pfen~
mia, oie i9 in Die Saf9e itedte.
Damn beflebte i'd oas @epddtiid nit
Ben @tdtipns5ei9en, pdbreno er Oas
ginett lDfte. Sd erinnere mid feis
ner nod 10 gendu. @r mar in einen
oiden pel3 gebiint unb bate cine
HeifemiiBe auf; Die @ldfer feines
Rneifers f9immerten bea. Auf Der
linten Wunee fuB elm i4par5es Mut@
termal uno auf Der Naie cine Mdr3e.
Muf an oas beiinne i9 mid, pie i'd
mid auf ale ~fleinen. unbeoeutenoen
Oinge aus jener entfeBli4en ga9t
befinne.
nno feb, pie rubig i9 sr5dble,
neil mein 9irn nObl gebOrgen fein
fOn, no i1 Sen f9peren Sang metz
nee Qebens nit 5erfeBter @eele gu
Gn0e geben mub.
Rur8 Oaruuf f9lug bic glode.
Gbriftenien tlopftc oreimal ouf Die
Qute Ser @epddtommer; bas 1T elm
b~erobreoetes 3ei9sn uno beOeutet,
oaB oas Signal gefebt perOen iOn.
SD ~antnortete nit einem 99lage
uno mode in benz Bureau er1t Mels
bunq, penn oues in Oronung 1T;
baum fiebt Der Mfiiifent Die 3ugrOute
mad.
Go aud an oiefcm Mbeno. Mues
Derlief gang tpie 9epDbnli9, i'd padtc
ben falten, toufeu9ten eifernen 6uno<
griff uno 5og an Dem langen, trdgen
Orabtpert, Gs tpdr 70 tin. buB ih
0ur9 oen Nebelregen ben rdHelnoen
2out Der enporI9nelenOen Signal
fliigel bDrte.
Damn f6loB i9 ods SOr9en uno
ging duf ben perron 5uriid, mo bdu=
fig oiss ooer jenes fir cinen gu fun
lit.
Der 3us fam berangeitampft. Sd
bDrte oen f9nurrenben 2aut oer
8rsmien uno fab Ole SternenslOris
nm 0as peiBe Qi9t Der QotomotiD.
berum. Die goupetiiren ipur0en
aufaeriFen, uno i9 bOrte raub unf
rob flineenoe Stimmen, Die ben Nu=
men oct Station ausriefen. Sd gine
sur Signalbiitte ouriid, I'M n0alt!"
AT Fgnalilieren, purbe aber dufge=
balten our9 ben 3uruf: STOP.
bouo, fam i'd Die 3arre mitneb-
meng" rs mar Der Miiblentns9t
Ser Iein Tabrrdb iiber ben 3aur
f9nang.
@os Signal tonnte ia nod iteber
bleiben. Gs mar ni9t Mbiiht, ION.
bern cine unbsiDuBts. me9onii4'
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

W2ein Qeben 1T nun Dorbei. SD
bin fein Menf9 mebr. Sd babe piele
8erb0re 0ur9gema9t, in benen id
ertlGren folte, tpdrum Der 3iegel pDm
Do9e fGlt uno ben 8uriiberge5enoen
trifft.
Sd ertparte meme Strafe; aIs Oh
es nidt @trafe genug mdre, oaB
Soft i'm Simmel mid gu feinem
@erf3eug erfor. ais er oas llneliid
in Der f6redli9en Na9t aef6eben
lieB, Oomit Das MntIiB elmer unbe>
fannten Sesle blei9 unO in Nnsit
gum 6immel empDrblidte. NIs Db IS
ni6t Strafe genug mare, Dab i9
Na9t fir Na9t auffpdde, in S9peiB
gebaoet, baB mir Die 3unge troden
am @armen flebt unb Die 6Gnoe
blutig iino BON Sem frampfbuften
Druid Der NdgeI!
Mdn fam mid ni9t 1trafen. Sd
erleioe an oen fiirdtsrli9en S9mer3,
Sen elm Menf9 erleiOen fdnn.
@egen mein Grin flopft bonn Morz
gen Bis gum Mbeno. muir Elm einsi=
ger @eoants. Sin @ebante, Ser fei@
ner lit unO OO9 bas Gin3i9e, fpO3u
meme 5erfplitterte Steele fi4 dufrafs
fen fam: Morum muBte i9 es
fein2 Marum traf Oiefer 3ufda
mi92 Bin i'd bod nur elmer bOn
5~ebntauieno!
Der Gtationsboritebsr iast in al
len 9erb0rsn. gu alien Heportern, gu
alien Meni9en Der MsIt: Stob 1T
elm tii9tieer, nii9terner Mann afpanz
gig Sabre lang getpeien, an ieOem
Sage 5ebn Sfunoen binour9. 9us
ma9t $1,000 Stunoen. nno bod
beosutet bas ales ni9ts oagegen, OaB
i9 in elmer ein5igen Mlinute Derfdgte.
@ieuet9t beoeutet es etpas fir bic
&i@ter, aber ni9t fir mid. Mein
Qeben lit porbei.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
BY Baltimore and Ohio System
for Extension of Trans
pUrtation Work.

William. G. Curren has been appoint
ed to the position OF assistant general
superintendent of transportation OF
tho Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
lines, with headquarters at Cinc'n-
natl The appointment is effective at
ouce aud is IN accordance with plan
of the Baltimore and Ohio operating
officers to extend the. supervision. over
the Southwestern lines Of the system.
Under the new organization an Of
fice OF the transportation department
Is established in Cincinnati, directly
in touch with the Office OF General
Manager W. C. Loree, with. whom tho
new official will work In connection
with the office of the general suparin-
tendent OF transportation. at Balti-
more. Heretofore matters concern
ing tho transportation department OF
the Baltimore and Ohio system have
been handled through Baltimore ,bu..
under the new arrangement a com.
piete organization viii be operative
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
Read tho Telegram classified ads.
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court of Harrison County. West vir-
gina, made and entered on the twen-
tieth day Of September, 1913, IN the
chanoery cause of Isaiah D. Morgan
and John S. Robinson. Trustees. etc.
VS.. Joseph a, Davis and Others. l will
on; Saturday, the. twenty-ninth day. OF
November. 1913, attic front door OF
the Court House OF Harrison County.
West Virginia, AZ, one O'Clock Ps NJ. Of
that day. offer for sale TO the highest
bidder, DE following described real
estate. to-wit: All OF the uldiEided
one-eighth part, in fee simple of all
OF that certain lot of land situated ,on
Florence Street, in Jackson's Second
Addition to the City OF Clarksburg,
Harrison County, West Virginia, and
known as Los No. Al, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stake, corner
to Lot No.5.4e, and running thence
South along Florence Street 50 feet to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

pr; Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
titute for .calomel, act gently on the
oowelS and positively do the work.
People afnicted with bad breath find
luiclS relief through DR., Edwards olIvei
= Tablets. Tie. pleasant, sugpr-coated
;ablsts. are taken for bad breath By all
Or, Edwards, Olive Tablets act gently
Sut firmly OF the bowels and liver,
'timulating them to natural action,
tearing the blood and gently purifying
They do that which dangerous calo.,
,el does without any OF the bad after
aects.
. An the benefits OF nasty. slckening,
riping cathartlcs are derived from Dr.
dNyards' Olive Tablets without gripping
ain or disagreeable effects of any kind
DR., #. N, Edwards discovered the for-
nulo after seventeen years of practice
among patients afflicted with bowel ami
liver complaint with the attendant bad
breath.
DR.. edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vege table compound u1izedwith olive oil,
you will know them by thefr olive color.
Take ono or two every. night for a
week and note the effect. 1Oc and CSC
per box. The Olive Tablet Company.
Columbus, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

a stake, corner Of Lot No. 4s. thence.
West with a line oEssaid Lot 2lS feet "a
an alley, thence with said alley North
90 feet to stake, another corner of
Lot No. 46. and thence East with tie
same 21S feet to the Beginning con.
tanning 10000 square feet; said uh-
divided one-eighth part Of said Lot
No. AZ is the same real estate, which
was conveyed to John j. Barrett 81
Patrick F. Barrett by decd dated tie
sixteenth day of July, 1910, ana r.
corded In the Clerks once Of the
County Court Of said Harrison County
IN Deed Pork No 1877 page ,352
TERMS OF SALE:, one-haifvof tie
purchase price, or as much morn
thereof as the purchaser may elect 70
pay, cash on the day Of sale and Tho
residue OF the purchase price on n
credit OF six months, the purchaser
giving his note for the deferred pas
ment with good personal equity pag-
able to the undersigned Ebecl AZ Com
missioner, or order. bearing Interest
from the date OF said sale, and, Is
further security. a vendors fteR wiii
be reserved on the real estate sold
JOHN RIOS JR.y
Special Eomffi sionff.
], l. Wade Coffman, Clerk of tic
Circuit Court OF Harrison Couhl,
West Virginia, hereby certify that
bond with security approved hy me Is
sufficient. and In the .peualty provided
by said decree. has been given by said
special commissioner.
/. WADE COLEMAN, CLERK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
OFFICE IS OPENED
AT CINCINlVA III, O.

from Cincinnati in handling the Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern and
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
lines.
Mr. Curren. who becomes assistant
general superintend tent OF transporta-
ton, on the stan 81 Central Superin-
tcndent of Transportation c. c. Riley
at Baltimore, has been connected with
the transportation department Of the
eastern lines for some time past. Tho
new transportation official started his
railroad career as a station agent with
Pennsylvania lines later entering the
service Of the Erie railroad and be-
came a supervisor of car serFiceog the
Kansas City Southern Railway, at
Kansas City. No. and became identi.
fed with the Baltimore and Ohio sys-
tenn about three, years ago. as mem
Der Of the staff Of General Superin-
tendent OF Transportation Riley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

The woman (she is becoming rarer
nowadays) who simply can't tell
where all the money goes"-aithough
she IS fully persuaded that It is eli
sone--will learn to PLAN and NAN
AGE her expenditures when she'tearns
to read AND UNDERSTAND the aas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

New York has 1855 buildings or
ten or more stories. but only 1T OF
them have more than sixteen stories,
and only nine more than thirty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

AspsSilles plans to spend more
than Is 200. 900 to lemollsh the
ancient slums aud replhce them with
m6deYh highways.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

When there's a place for you in
the boarding house il Which you
ought ia, live, you'll find 1t advertised
of coursei But you ought to keep
watching for that adj
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
DIR. WHITE LAUDS
QUO VADIS FILM
Thanks Georgian for Invitation to
Atlanta Ministers to Witness
Wonderful Picture.
BY Rev. JOHN E. WHITE.

1 owe The Georgian double thanks for
the letter of opportunity to see the
great pictures of QUO Vadis," because
Ct a double value got out of it. Every
thing Is grist to a preachers mill and
needed the suggestion Of "Quo Vadis''
for my sermon Sunday and seized on II
70 illustrate THE Inevitable Christ,
who met Peter on the Appian Way and
turned him back to duty and death.
Then I went with my family to see the
pictures.
A friend who is in the picture film
business had told me they marked the
highest achievement in the great mod
ern art Of the movies" | am pre-
pared to believe it. The pictures them
selves, characterful and matchmaking;
the interpretative texts, running as a
chain to bind the high points Of the
story together; and the marked religious
purpose Of the drama left nothing want
Ing to the best literature and the best
teaching
These picures Of QUO vadis" along
side Of the recent presentation of THE
Manager to the Cross" have impressed
me with the vast possibilities Of the
moving pictures as a method Of teach
ing truth. When people can sit for
three hours, with three 8-minute oppor-
tunities for going home, 70 follow a
deeply religious presentation and be alb
sorbed every minute, to the last, il
suggests to me that the trouble much
complained of among the preachers OF
slender and sleepy congregations may
be the lack of pictures in our sermons.
The Georgian rendered to the minis
ters of Atlanta a thoughtful and kindly
service. | am glad to acknowledge my
share of the benefit.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20

Girls. don't smoke. That's a
mans business
Laugh and get fat
Marry for love-never for money.
Women are mems superiors.
Show IT,
College boys are tickle Beware
of them.
A late supper means a dark
brown taste the morning after.
Avoid midnight restaurants.
Dress like the women Of ancient
Egypt They knew what 10 wear.
Miss Pauline HerrIck. the Boston
cloak model under arrest on a charge
Of larceny, laid down an interesting
set Of rules for the summer girl. in
an interview Miss Herrick is ac-
cused Of running up bill for cloth
ing at one Of the Hub department
stores. She claims she had the per
mission Of William NilCoCk.
The commandments quoted are eN-
tracts from what Miss Herrick had
to say. In her interview she gave
her ideas on a number Of other sub
jects. She said:
Il do not think girls ought 20
smoke. The girl who does smoke is
intnlerahle. Smoking is injurious TO
girls health. It's a mans bust
ness TO smoke, He knows how to act
in handling a cirgarette, cigar or
pipe.
Health is a girls best asset. !
make 1t a practice TO take cold
water bath daily. which l follow up
with a walk around the block.
THE way TO get plump is to smile.
Keep on smiling, no matter what
happens. and you are bound to grow
fat. This is my advice 10 girls II
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
DON 7 De TIMID,
SHETLANDPONY
MAN ADVISES
Strangers Want to Subscribe,
Doubled Prizes and Special
Offers Give All a Chance.

There are plenty OF votes to be had
If only you will go after them.
DO not limit your efforts TO your
friends. You will find even strangers
interested in your efforts to win a
pony.
Cash your promises now, while the
bonus offers are in effect.
Nothing succeeds like success. Let
everyone see from the published
standings that you are hustling, and
everyone win be better disposed to
help you
Many persons come into The Geor-
gian and The American Offices to
subscribe or to pay for subscrip-
tions. They remark that no one has
approached them to ask for votes.
This shows that the contestants are
not SELLING every chance-that there
are plenty of votes to be had for the
asking, and no one is asking,
This is hard to understand. unless
it is that the contestants are bashful
about approaching persons who are
not known to them. There is no rea-
son for such timidity. The person
who subscribes to The Georgian and
The American through a contestant
gets the paper just as cheaply as any
other way, and certainly gets his
moneys worth. At the same time
the contestant is aided toward his
goal. Boys and girls i'm the contest
Will find ii easy to make this plain
even to strangers.
This is the time to be hustling
There are special offers Of extra votes
in effect now which will be with
drawn shortly, and the contestant
who is holding back" thus will lose
an advantage.
The contest manager guarantees
that no offer a" good viii be made
subsequently,. There is nothing to
gain, then. by holding back votes
which might be polled now.
Remember, the prizes have more
than been doubled. Two ponies are
offered in every district now, and two
gold watches i'm every district. There
will be not one winner. but four, in
each division OF the territory. Set
your heart on pony outfit and strive
for il with all your might, but il
someone outstrips you. and you are
second. you win be rewarded by a
pony just as good but without the
cart.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
South Pryor Street
Club to Ask Changes

DR.. J. H. Bradheld, chairman of
the South Pryor Street Improvement
Club, has called meeting for Fri
day night at o'clock at the home
Of r. B. beavers, 48s South Pryor
Street. Reports of special commit
tees which have been working on the
proposed Improvement on the thor
oughfare win be MADE.
we have grown weary OF waiting
on this needed work." said Chairman
Bradf1eld. THE street, from Georgia
Avenue to Ridge Avenue. is a dis
grace, and the time has come when
we are going to get something done.
The members of the county board are
invited to the meeting Friday night"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Negro Composers
Feature at Matinee

Only the melodies Of negro COM
posers will be heard at the matinee
to be given at the Auditorium July 4,
in connection with the two-day cele-
bration Of the Atlanta Colored Music
Festival Association.
The celebration will begin July 8
and close the next evening, with
Clarence Cameron White, the Boston
negro violinist, as the star attraction.
Patti Brown, of Chicago, and Roland
B. Hayes. Of Boston, are the soloists
for the festival. which is designed to
commemorate the fiftieth anniversary
of negro emancipation. Two choruses
are rehearsing three times a week
under direction of Professor ]. w.
Work, Of Nashville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Wilson's Vacation
to Begin June %

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Presi-
dent Wilson will begin his vacation
June 28, despite the tariff and cur
rency legislation in progress.
He will take his family to their
country home at Cornish, n. H., and
remain with them until after July
4. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Champ
Clark plan to remain here through
the summer. or as both express it. so
long as their husbands are at work.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Girl ReSentS Hug
Has Man Arrested

SAVANNAH. June he. H. Dan
iels, superintendent of transportation
of the Tybee division, Central Of
Georgia Railroad, was held for the
City Court under $500 bond in Police
Court, charged with assault and bat
terry in connection with an alleged at
tempt to hug a girl visitor at the re-
sort.
Miss Ruth McInnis and Miss Kath-
crime Mcdonald prosecuted the
charge. According to Miss McInnis,
Daniels put his arm around her Dan
iels claimed that he put his hand on
Miss MCInnis accidentally.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Prison Plot Costs
80 Mexicans' Lives

Ell PASO, TEXAS, June 19.-Refu-
gees returning here on a handcar to-
day told Of the execution of so Mex
lean Federal soldiers at Bustilos, in
the State of Chihuahua.
The men were killed by Insurgents
under General Francisco Villa. fol-
lowing the discovery of a plot for the
Federals, who were prisoners, to es-
cape.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Paralytic Perishes
In Fire. Wife Escapes

SAVANNAH, June III NJ.
Futch. a Confederate veteran was
burned 10 death In a fire which de-
strCyed his home on the plantation
of General p. w. Meldrim. near Sa-
vannah, last night His wife was
aroused just in time to make her es-
cape with a child
Futch had been recently stricken
with paralysis and was confined to
his bed. and his wife was unable to
render any assistance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Bill Raising Madrid
to Embassy Passed

WASHINGTON, Juno ia bill
providing for raising the American
legation in Madrid, Spain, to the dig
nifty of an embassy. with a salary
of $3.50 for the envoy, was passed
by the Senate to-day
1t is understood that Justice James
Gerard. of the Supreme Court Of New
York, will be named by President
Wilson to be the first ambassador to
Spain
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20

peciaIly copper gave a flavor that was
not only disagreeable in butter fresh
" made but increased the products
rancidity the longer it was kept in
storage.
The investigation was made because
millions of tons of butter are now
being made for cold storage against
the winter demands.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20
Butter Taste Rusty?
Then It's Storage

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-If your
butter at breakfast tastes metallic"
or oily" it is almost a certain indi-
cation that your grocer has unloaded
storage" butter on you, according
to the Bureau of Mineral Industry.
The bureau experts discovered that
contact with copper or iron and es-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20

An eminent superintendent of
police has new plans to encour-
age love-making. Interesting
and instructive to spooners. See
THE SUNDAY AMERICAN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-20

The Sunday American goes every.
where all over the South. u you have
anything to sell The Sunday American Is
1.-THE Market Place Of the South" The
Sunday American Is the best advertls-
Ing medium.